The New York Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1856, Page 5

hupdred Wo eighty Defore the slart; after that it was even betting between Rocket and Lady Mosco: A great deal of time was wasted in the selection of Judges, the proprietors of the track claiming a right to appoint those gexvtlemen, while on the other hand, the parties entering the horees claimed that privilege as bo- longing to them exclusively. After much discussion and ‘wrangling, the point was finally settled, aa it should bave been at the beginning, by the o sners of the horses appointing their own judges. We do not seq the pro- priety of owners of race tracka tterforing with "no righ ts of others. It ls in very bad taste, to say the least ef it, and open to many 1I] natured remarks, and occa sionally misrepresentation. A man entering a borso has ap undoubted rigtt to an umpire, if be thinks proper to ‘exercise it, and this right should never be disputed. But to the race :— oe Fcat.—Brown Dick won the pole, Rocket the mid- dle position, Lady Moscow outside, At the fifth attempt ne, & got away, Ro:ket with the lead, Dick second, and y Moscow well up. In this way’ they reached tho quarter pole in thirty-seven seconds. Oa tho pack. stretch, Dick began gradually to close on Rocket, he reached the half mile pole, passed him. inset a dash forthe. lead, and wad chatlenged Dick as he swang en the homestretch and a desperate struggle ensued to the score, which was reached in 2:29, Dick leading by a Rocket was beaten full thirty yards, baviog a Moscow now made seon ahead of Rocket. siven | up the heas after Lady Moscow paxsed him nd Heat.—The horses had au excellent start at the pa cheno, and went for nearly one hunored yards -gide and side. ‘As they rounded tbe turn, Lady Moscow Suen ovt about @ length and went for the heat. and ent are F pole in thirty eight seconds—Rocket ind. Dick tried bard for the jead down the ecrenking but the mare maintained her position in front, paseo the kaif mile pole in 1:16. On the lower cceasful, and caught tarn, however, Dick was more her as she rung on the homestretch, A Very exciting race was the consequence, which continued uader tne whip until the rcore was reached, Dick won by a , in 2:83, Rocket wax again considerably behind, Heot —At the start, Rocket went oif like tho combnstible from which be derives bis uame, and beat the other two to the quarter pole full half a dozen lengths, fm thirty-seven seconds Dick was secon’, Moscow well . the backstretch Dick went after Rocket, and was ols at the half mile pole, in 1:1434. Rocket now began to give way, and Dick parsed bim, coming on the nd reachet home several lengths in advance, in 2:32, Tho most exciting feature of this beat, was the desperate contest between Rocket and Lady Moscow on the last balf mile, as larze Amounts were pendiy on it, The lead be took to the r gave him an advantage which the Laay homestreich three iengths in front, an fret eould not gg end he neat her home. Moynay, Sept. 15 —Trotting, purse and stake, $2,000, mile beats, best three tn five, ip harnes D. Phifer entered br. & Brown Dick 221 H. Woodruff entered ch. g Rocke! 83 2 Sam’! Mclaugbiin enteres b. m. Jad: 223 Tune, 2:29—2:33—2 82. ROTTING ON WASHINGTON COURSE, HEMPSTEAD, LOX@ I8LAND. A match for $100, mile heats, best three in five, came eff at the above course on Saturday, 15th inst., at 3 P. M., Detween b. m. Sally Miller, to 260 Ib. wagon, and Freo- port Girl, to harne Lo RE at the game piace, a match for a purs Sween Su'ly Miller and Bak fm five; won by Sally Miller in three wtraight heats. Time, 3:49, 3:47, 3:41}4. Dressing Cases of so Compact a Form that ‘at they can be carried withont the least inconvenience, somplete and durable, For sale at A. & J. SAUNDERS’, . 7 astor House and 387 Broadway. Espenscheid ts Selling Hats, Superior in style, workmanship, and malate apy $4 hats of peter, 82'S sor We believe the time hes gous by when the price SS suse was its sole ‘measure of value, judging from the great demand for his hats, at No. 118 Nassau ‘The Young Man's Hat.—Silk Hats, in New Batierne sre ths day introduced, Their adaptation ta, young ‘and orher points of excellence, as style, quality an price, bespeak for them the special notice ‘of our young and Seencmical patrons. | LEARY & UO., Astor House, ‘way, leaders and intreducers of fashion.’ The Fall Fashions.—It is hard to deter- mine whether polities or fashion elaims the greatest attention st this present writing. The mort of our friends areas, much “exercised” upon the subject of Hats, as they are upon the be President te} Ce ly the Presi- Feat Sttone ane Matters, fe KNOX, of the corner of Broadway and Fulton street. He has issued his style of Mar for the pre fent season, and ii is he handsomest style he ever originated Paris Soft (Fur) Hats.—We have Received r Persia several cass of superior (far) soft ais, of now 4, which weoffer atour counters. LEARY &00., loaders wad escers of fashion, Astor Howe, Broadwa 1,000 Portraits of the People, taken U»)\y by noises machine process. Photographs revived at 60 ents, and $1 for duplicates, large size, and trae as XA ures in the city. Lampratypes, 2) cents and 5) ‘Broadway. 20 Cent Ambrotypes, with a Case.—'! yer before offered in the world. Messrs. KIMBALL & Les will open their large and commodious ambrotype and daguerreotspe gallery, 347 Broad street, on Thursday, the Isth publi beautiful se. one mee photographs, ambro French Shell Dress Combs.—Ladies are eefully invited inine thé subscribers’ assortment’ variety Is the largest in the city. A. & J. SAUNDERS, ‘S47 Broadway. Certificate for Tucsday.—Barnam’s Mave —4 Presidential test votes. —The subscribers being dal ras w €e depose ‘and say that the ballotti the adult viai esterday st the Museam pay ne followe>— "iol ‘one vote received with @ach purchased ticket, ‘gad none except paying adult visilers were permitted to vote Ver Filmore, in each hundred votes........ te aseeoelll er Buchanad, in each hundred votes. or Fremont. in each bunds e@ votes. N GREENWOOD, Jr. ? wets rivtora of iD. BUTLER sarnums Mascum. 4; ROBERTS. { picket Receivers. Seerg vere me this 18th day of September, 1956, Suita E, ‘Commissioner of Deeds. Phrenology <-Kxaminattons, with Charts aad written descriptions of character, ¢ally. by Professor ER, at the Phrenological Cabinet, 98 Broxdway, near the Park, | Private rooms for ladies and gentlemen. Mtv. ©. D. Fredricks (late Gurney & Fred- Soult reapertfully an chen to hia patrowe and frionde ban remered the photographic department ins, Broad Metropolitan Hotel, avd that all the Parisian ch’ he ntrodherd. to this Cowley sul remain. with Pretures are taken every style, daguerreotypes, rapba. ambroty pea, The rooms’ are open free for Peering of vatters al ai! hours B, date Gurney & Predeto 08 Broalway, opposite Metropoll Garmey —- oo gi bie abet toany part of ‘tine ety, 8 bow: important A Number of New and Second end tee melodeons, ail of full and rich tone, fully ‘at prices that defy competition. now be had at the warehouse of sone Ka 167 Canal street, four doors weatjof Varick, Whe Pr Greatest Improvement ts SCHER'S improved eireular scale pianoforte; 5 vie teedway, onpsate Bevedway usalre, mane Twenty eighth eect and Kiath avenue, New York. Pianos and Melodcons.—The Horace Waters modern improve nd melodeons are to he found only HS Broadway. Pines to rent, and rent allowed on par for aale on monthly Pony 4 second band pinvor $90 to $1460; meiodeous from $40 to $135. ae diess oie ea " EV ARS cliounive shoting warehouse, i and di altow Drumgoid & Proch’s Fall Styles of Cloth are now ready. They have been unurvally particular thi ae erason in the selection of thetr gouds which have been ¢ ‘with great care from arly impor‘ationa, an mado up. rage Deat manner, ar’! strictly Ashignable. Yhetr stock te ail pnd the garments, upon inspection, have that peculiar nobby pearance that few In the frase can nifer, im enneequence of a She erent trouble and care neveusary lo accommpilah the object ientiog of the puniic t4 particularly ealled to their style Mousiness Ragians, also. ailother:styiee. of ( business wulte, ps they can offer at extremely low pM na Over se Srancted sauieties of plush sud velvet roslings are. now in the g some of the most beantiful nnd tasty patterns Sxew York puniic. Their peculat alm ito Gaer pone but the best, and at prices much leas than the trade anally ask for 8 Bedium article. ‘Their coatings consiat of an fessortment of every thing manafactured both at home and Spread, An imapection will satiety. They are at their okt ‘nd, 120 Fulton street, four doors below Nassau. Bk dng for Best French French Caif sient shanks, made to order, by A. BAKER, 16 Ann doubie sole $400, best French patent leatuer boot, fceteme ‘s shoes and gaiters, quality, equaliy most Heathfal Food for Summer and y farina, Agreeable and nutritions, it is = se teeta prevemtive and corrceue®, in infathe nod adults, of the cummer complaint and diarrhina, prevailing at ——— Whider's Patent Salamander Safe— THB REST FIRE PROOF CATR 18 THE WORLD, dare p ovat No, iss Weise sire ae wn Wall, New York. Pe ILDER & 00. ‘and manufacturers. « Sewing Machines for Quilting he great superiority of Siogen machines for Dlished fuck. Both in quantity and gnality of rk tinrivalied. As work of this kind ts agerrtained fo be betier when the machines work at & high ‘ely iy we have Jost added to the speed of our, quilting machines. They ow complete five stitches at each tara of the driying wheel fo other quilting machines can be run, except at @ compara. five iors which will very sogn amount to more than the price of amechine, PT MSINGER & O0., 823 Browdway. Blanchard's Celebrated Stoves and Ranges. cy Ancotraly new patent; eaplial improvement: seperioe ¢ ef others; cast less; burn less fuel, and ® yundry ‘warm the reome above by hots sir, and hat Ballons of water all at the sine time and by the fame fire; warranted to give saustaction; references te par using them, oy = iMwouD « HeaxcHARD, Ko. sdahcueeyteegeers Astor p!xcg Opera Lease), aud 35 above celebraicd ‘Wisner’s Patent Washtub.— We continue to furnish this machine, wholesale and retail, at our salesroom, No. 262 ‘We have ihe best of Feferences of thelr reatest Inbor savin machine of the a ISNER'S PATEN? WaSHTUB CO! Fite, nal Wancy Gooas a bag extracts, pomades, ins serfumnery an a a3 lew td every article sold id oe fo Seren & Park, 304 Broadway, New and close buyers to thelr immune of and Awerican patent medicines, st and below man- adecturers’ Price, py the dozen ‘kawe, OF a gross. ‘apd Hap A Valuable sen Fo all but Given Away.— Dr. 8.8. FITCH'S six aeeren upon the Wiseases of the ed a La ty edition of this book for substantial- 1) ts pow a work of 30 handsomely bound in muslin, with 50 tlluserations an¢ In itis fully explaived the system 0” Practice by whieh I have been enabied to treat with entire suc Dronebitis, apd the various in the nead and throat, pi 4 other heart dikeases, dyspepsia and liver com nd other chronic dises A full exposition is m ling diseases by medica the combination with general rewedien ‘The New York Tribune says of thi this admirable volume to the attenti ‘The importance of the subject consumption is incurable, ar positions, that it may, in most cases, be cured, and in all pre- frow'a personal knowledge and persoual ben- tions, induces us to do so. Iwill Turn ish this beok to or for invalids at the nominal price of 28 cents, which ls required to Insure the good faith of me ly to 8, 8. FITCH, No. 714 Broadway, New York, by ‘The postage on it is 15 censs. y ly gratuitous distribuuun. portrait of the author. Copsvmption, asthims forme of throat in this volumne of the treatment of inhalation, as empioyed by me in ook:—We recommend f every consumptive, the general presumption our confidence in ur. leiter oF personaily, lish Board Paper ana Envelopes from Deb La Rue & Co, London, the only assortment Jn the city, Just opened by J..N. GIMBRIDE, 583 Broadway. N, depot in New York for colored inital A Perfumed Breath.—W hat Lady or Gentle- ‘man would remain under the curse of a disagreeable breath the “balm of » thousand towers’ fice would not only render it sweet, nutiieare the teeth white t ersons do not know ther breath ia bad, elicate their friends will never meation yaur tooth bensh y cent bottle will when by usin; and She subject is so Pour a single drop of the “baim’? on and wasn the teeth night and merning. For sale by all drug isis, aigned by FETRIDGE r Important to Li es and Gentlemen.—Jou- en's inodorous preparation instantly cleans kit glov teen smell The glove can be worn ‘Try it before buying to satisty your. One bottle cles any color, without th immediately atterwai seves that ‘this isn Price cents. Sold by nll druggists and fan CONTEN WY & 0 Stephens’ Celebraved Original Blue Black Yrrting fluid, improved.—It ta used by all the pri aid commercial houses throughout the uni durabie, dgos not corrode the pen, and iby its facilitates aud agsiats the oper ¥ SCRPHENS, 275 Pearl street, tion of repid wring. ass York, and Stamford street, London.’ Sold by all sta’ re, @atchelor’s Bair Dye, W sre superior to all others. Thev new comfort to te he senoes. nataral ogg MH unrivalled and ‘welve private rooms, ; won by Sally Miller in three Ms 51. 9 provements secure and durabil) er Boy, mile neats, best three at erCuELOR Whiskers or Moustaches Forced to Grow in ste weeks by my onguent. waich will not sain. or i art of the country, R. 500}, Broadway; Hayes, 175 Fulton’ street, Wigs, Wigs.—5,000 of those Invisi- ble $l0'wigs and toapees, st MEDHURST & CO ’S, 2] Malden materials; warranted not to sbrink or ; beware of extravagant _Hiraids, bands, curls, &e., &c. Citrehagh’ Wigs an and Toupees, with his all others for counfort and durability. lane; made of the best change color; perfect Broadway prices. new skin divisions, Non residents will receiv surement, #bich secures @ ‘per fect fit. 162 Fi All other Hair Dyes died—that is, went down, ‘When CRISTADORO’S burst upon the town, Tmparting penaty to the reddest crewn. afnctured, sold and privately applied at No.6 Astor Most Fash jonable Amusement of the and beautiful art of transform: . Art easy, coat trifling. All rook of instruction can be had only Counterfelters and Ln) ‘The Pubite against purchasing articles pretending to be of the nature of the balm of thousand flowers’ for lary the breath and beautifying the complexion. ‘The that article baa brought forward a host o1 counte FETKIDGE & CO. is a lens eng YL A Retired Physician, whose Sands of Life have nearly run out, discovered, while living in the East In- dies, a certain cure for consumption, bronchitis, coughs, col At do as much good as ceable, ted fellow beings as request it, making up and successfull} plicant to enclose him one shit, hhe will send to 8 this recipe, with full directions for ‘He requires each a ling, three cenis to be return the remainder to be ment. Address Dr. Fenie and microtrpen, €20¢ uied in the first ES, 19 Grand street, Jersey City, the price asked in any other Hostetter.—For Indigestion, liver complaint and lack of tene to the system, roduced the same effect as Eostetter's vegetable phd jitters. The sale is immense. No weak or emaciated person Bold by all grocers, druggiats nad ‘agents, New York. can aiford to neglect them. hotels, BARNES & BS & PARK, wholesale or the money re'uroed. andi street Sold by ail Go rugauts Holloway’s Olntment, the Great External antidote,—When impurities in the blood are determined to the ce, ing the form of bloteles ., this potent preparation dry exfoliations, radial remedy. pas et ‘The Catarrh Doctor—C, Howard Marshall, who cures catarrh, throat and Nicholas Hotel, 3 5 Hours, frcm 10 to 2 P.M. Consultation free, —Fontaine’s Soltdified ir among the fashion. lied be bt efrede, . is again at a Moihers buy it to bathe ud saake thelr sktva som, clear, beautiful and fragrant bold by all druggists. C. & CO., wholesale agenis. remOnly Prize Medal Awarded to y the Thdunteial B feropeen we to 1% nn M. MASH & coy No.2 a Rheamattsm, Seroful hem Hyatt’ Iife ta Uhe most certain remedy for the severest cases of I diseases arteing (rom great imparity of the blow. ). of severe inflara. athma. beonehitie and kidney compan ntived to his house most tw It cured a lady it ‘of the Bowery dry goods Mire, WAVES, 1'5 Fulton etre N¥ PERSON HAVING KNOWLEDGE OF ANY PRO nis city, belonging to Mr. Enoch T. Col ins, Rewburyport, who was lost overbovrd from ectomer lows, ast Biiza Mashews, who ia ty 3. OTKL KERPERS should meet the eye o or New Haven, be will pl Joseph is very til f—LITTEL IF THIS 1, Littell, ether in Alb return home or write, a SCHONDORFF—OF Please leave your address at Mer, for Th, Schondortf. NFORMATION WANTED.~IF TIHI3 SHOULD MEET Sharp, of Bradford, of if any Please forward it to Newark, New Jereey, 1 will No. 20 Kast Tweifth stre: the eye of Mr. J who knows his dire: w: NFORMATION WANTED —IF MR. WY. ¢. PRADEURY D. Kidaer, at No, 18 F alton street, N. ¥., or at No, 34 Hicks street, Brooklyn, he may hear of something to his advantage. NFORMATION WANTED—OF wil! call upon ©. HENRY pL LIAM m in 1850, in. the ship Mi hose Inst letter wns dated from Kvensville, Kentucky, will be thankfully revel ved his eve, he js most earnestiy J. M, Reading, at Any information of hi requested te communicate wi Mrs, Geity’s, 405 Broome «treet, New York. NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK McCORMAC of the county of Monaghan Wh inst heard from. eight years " If either of chem wil they lived in Twe second Hi at 264 William street, on y, they will bene of something w their advan JOUN AMITH, WHO LEFT BURY, LANCASHIRE, England, about ten years age, will call on his brother Y Brookiys,. he will hear something to FMR. J.C. SCOTT If IN THE CITY, TE WILL LEARN to his advantage by calling on Parsells, 229 ener of Hicks and Pacific please call sdon, as he will leave this week, JOHN BARRETT. GENTLEMAN WHO INQUIRED FOR MR. Baseford, in Chariton street, will please call again as soon as pomsibje, ons business matier, he will receive he ¢. aterm thanks of a true friend, streets, Brooklyn R. WENRY NOBLE ‘IS KINDLY REQU! send his ¥ to Mr. J. Kerner, ———— TSS RACHEL Ate RECEIVED 0.8 LETTER, AND juested, Bin at Albany, FINE ARTS, RADY'S GALLERIES PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND DAGUERREOTYPES, BROADWAY, Corner Fulton street, near Astor House, BRADY'S GALLERIES PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND DAGUERREOTYPES, 389 BKOADWAY, Over Thompson's Saloon; BROADWAY, Corner Fultoa street, near Astor Honae. BRADY'S GALLERIES PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND DAGUERREOTYPRS, Corner Punto street, near ‘Astor House, BRADY'S (GaLuenies PHOTOGRAPHS, AMRKOTYFES AND DAGUERREOTYPES, BKOADWAY. Over Thoman ‘a 8 Halon; Corner of Pulion street ea Astor House, BRAD\'> F GALLERIES oi PUOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYFES AVD DAGURRREOTYPES, 206 BROADWAY, Corner Fulton atreat, near Astor House, AMBROTYPES, by purchasing the ambrotype you get two. eanraits ‘at price of oue, you ‘es et picture which will 2 irlends foes, enmities, bills payable, or Es It never misrepresents bsg nor sets aught down in malic (ep uates nothing ssuta portrait sug- gestive, enduring, graceful inexpensive and unique. you ‘wil ‘hot fail to cememver that to be certain of these ex- celleacies you must visit BA DY, the only successful ambro- typer in Kew York. bis works’ have acquired a renown ‘unequalled, and the Amuxoryre is the crowning Liv of ll. If you are a resident you do not need to be told of him. If you are fresh from the Tropics or the Poles, or from beyond the Mississippi, or “the continuous woods where roi/s the Oregon.” At may not be jabor lost, to tell ‘you that his galleries are at 206 and Brosdway, and that you are under @ personal and di- rect invilation to call and loek at them, BRADY'S GALLERIES ot PHOTOGRAPHS, AMHROTYVES AND DAGUERREOTYPES, 259 BROADWAY, Over Thompson's Saloon; BKOADWAY, Corner Fulton s:reet near Astor House, BRADY'S GALLERIES PROTOGRAFHS, ANBROTYRS AND BAGUURRROTEES, Over Thompson's Saloon; WS BROADWAY, Corner Fulton stree’, ree!, near Astor House, BRADY'S 5 GALLERI ES o PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND DAGUERREOTYPES, 359 BLOADWAY, Over Thompson's Saloon; 206 BROADWAY, Corner Fulton street, near Astor House, BRADY'S GALLERIES PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROT 859) AND DAGUERREOTYPES, xBanway, Over Thompson's Saloon; BROADWAY, Corner of Fulton street, neer Astor House. AMBROTYPES. By purchasing the ambrotype you Ket two portraits than the usual price of one. ‘You get & picture which will outlast friends, foes, enmities. bills payable or mummies. It hever misrepresents you, “extenuates nothing Bor sola aught Sowa ia malian. ” Bute portralteag: festive, enduring, graceful, inexpensive and unique. You will bot fail toFemember that to be-certain of these ¢ cellencies you mus? visit 6K ADY, the only successful ambro- per in New York, His works have scquired a reaown ROTY PR 205 and 369 Broadw: ‘and that youare ander” ‘® personal aud di- rect invitation to call and look ‘atthem, BRADY'S gpuanies FROTOGRAPHS, ANBROTYTES AND DAGUERRROTEFES 205 BROADWAY, corner of Fulton street, near Astor House, BRADY'S 3 GALLERIES PUOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND DAGCERREOTYPES, 205 BROADWAY, corner of Fulton street, near Astor House, BRADY'S gAtiaares PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTV'ES AND DAGUERREOTYPES, 859 BRoaDway, over Thompson's Saloon, 206 BROADWAY, corner of Fulton street, near As‘or House, BRADYS 5 GALLERIES PROTOGRAPHS, AMMROTYPES AND DAGCERREOTYTES, ‘359 DROADWAY, over Thompson's 206 BKOADWAY, corner of Fulton street, near Astor a PHOTOGRAPHY. qt is a bore eS a " month for a portrait as wa formerly necessary. The strug: gles between vanity and ennai must have been excessive... But to engravings wish they velembic in otieck, pat. Boe the interchange among females: claaren, they are invaluable, If you wish “y , 2 1 Pere either from life, or ‘vain ld phseograph, you ea ob ofportraliure iafalbiied feaby we” HOTOG RAPE, BRADY § GALLERIES of BRADY'S penne, FPROTOGRAPIS, AMBROTYPRS AND DAGUBRREOTYPES, 259 BROADWAY, over Thompson's Saloon; 206 BROADWAY, corner of Pulton street, near Astor Hourse, BRADY'S GALLERIES ot PHOTOGRAPHS, ARDROTYIRS AND DAGORRNKOTITES, over BROADWAY, corner of Fulton street. kreet, near Astor House. BRADY'S GALLERIES PHOTOGRAPHS, aupaorrrss axe DAGUERRBOTYTES, ‘MO BroaDway, 206 “pad corner of Fulton street, near Astor House, PHOTOGRAPHY. Tt em bore to sit « rs pera es we ge bawten vent, wed onnal must have been excessive. Bat can get your portrait now without she te. dious Formula: end they far surpass In grace and brilliancy, while they absolutely distance tn ely the general works of araeta, Buapy bea tn ‘and suecess- rare homgraph.. tye ing PAT wie, . Ifyou arcezearea frend’ yor can have h enlarged aad patttcd, thereby securing its durability, with a positive Sie le ture is fal filled by he PHOTOGRAPH. BRADY'S GALLaaIEs PHOTOGRAPR®, AMPROTYPES AND DAGUEAREOTYPT:, mnoany ay, Over 26 BROADWAY, Corner Fulton street, near Astor House. BRADY'S "GALLERIES PHOTOORAPNS, AWRROTYPRS AND DAGUERREOTTPES, MG wRoaDwar, Corner Fulton street, near ‘Astor House. BRADY'S GAT GALLERIES PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTPYES AND DAGUERREOTYPRS, Bnoanway, over 39 nnoaDwar, corner of Palton street, near Astor Ho BRADY'S Gat GALLERIES PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPRS AND DAGUERREOTYTES, BROADWAY, '# Ral bia BROADW Ay, corner of Fulton, street, near Astor House, FINE ARTS. 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THE ROCKY MOUN tain Club of the Fifteenth war’ the Rocky Nousisfa Club of the, Pitaenth ward wil b ving, Net. 18, ai the Stuyvesant Lusti.ut ificent’ banver will be presented ing wilt address the lee Club will be pre Citizens of the ward and invited to attend, A. DANA, President. AL CLUB or ae ni The Fremon? snd Dayton, sent and sing the new prize son; the ditferent clubs in 1 ‘land, G. Nathan, Re EMONT AND DAYTON ity and eouny of New York. os A Dib me meetin; de ith aR Wilson, nied sion dress the meeting. ‘Th te for WM. H, BROWNE, President, held at the Broadway vator from Massachus Raymond will positive! Chib will be present. JB. Honant Warp, Sa i Bert ST AND FILLMORE—LOOK HERE, or sale, a beaut farm of & acres under good ‘wruin t rotors of this efty; also lots and good vile be soldat its trae valne le when James Buchanan ix shOgy, Ho. 6 Wall gaimproved lan balt cas cath, and the ba ance ‘This is no humbug. owt room 13, third floor, from 9 to 3, t HE Lat CARE MAA bis FIFTH WAR spoee completing All a to The cause are invited t | ge waaay. OR Sa aw! La pg AL =. the’ steambo ursione— Coptain MN. CORT, foot ot Amon street ur OUNG MEN'S DEMOCKATIC UNION CLUR—THR club will meet at the M Sept. 17, at o'clock, to proceed to the grand democratic mass in PhUadelphia, Persons going with the club will re bad above time and place o'elor! ‘k train from Jersey City, Rr, THOS. A. GLOVEN,, RRISON, (aSTRENIL LE Col RSE, 1. L—TROTTING —SATUR: rein ‘At $o'clock, mich ‘$1,000, ents, best county, rand wee latter from M: one ith Co" ae ION JOCKEY a GENTLEMEN D Jotnin, (de faa pane tA will Tana To'clock P. a AL NTT NE, Bee’, CRS—V ASHION fall fal, mesting CL) Fas _ MEET i jockey Club will commence 23, and contine four days. | By re at ‘hid beeord williant contest Spirit ofthe Times. icy A ALENTIN®, Soeretary I. C. RSE, L. 1.—TROTTING —ON THURSDAY ot 18, at 3 o'clock. to wagons. hour. and return as ITE, Proprietors. oti wi wit The gbere reward will be 6. &D.E FaRe sis —LOWF, A TORSE BLANKET, COMING ) from Grand street ferry, to Orchard street. ‘The finder by Le A, vt ‘a iar. Batts sta bie, corner of Bayard aud REWARD.—LOsT, KELOW FORT from —— Hercules, « large rag boat, two salle and le crooked; withou} name: pained and ovtside, Owner, J. Green, 1 N. Rogers & Co., Fulton market. i ‘At Coney Tstand beach, ot to have REWARD —LOST, ON MOND mend, large single stone, set_ in by The 2 reward will be paid on returning it to 2s ‘baat ‘Tuartece ih rect. Fawnbromers are requested to stop the same. Giamend had a emai fa prea 19° have goUe ox FTOROKEN MODEL YACHT CLUB. THe FIRST Re me ft will take place, jt "AWRAHAM BARKED EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS. RVORMATION YOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS GOING : THE BEST HOTEI®, te Rye t by M. ¥ iept by ‘ow ' ra NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1856. Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. PATRICK is the sole manntactarer in the United States of the tales aud patent powder ; cout deviance locks and cross bars. Depot, No ive Pearl street, one door below __SFTUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. YOUNG LADY WISHING TO PASS THE S WINTER IN IN cote rte cea © ears. ei nt gg. EN Rg eh ie kr mc: RESPECTABLE ae by SITUATION, i ble nding sea or would take {ee ‘a's saloon. “Iu cae for BeMeDe io Mt j Mulberry st, up su ‘stairs. SITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL, AS COOK. washer and jroner. Good reference from. “her last where sbe has resided four years. Inquire at eat West carat between 8th and 9th avs. - te. LC). rs ee A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION, TO 1 up stairs work and sewing, or down stairs work’ she cau Wash and iron well; or she would do housework. Good city reference, Can be’ seen for wo days at 192 Maslison st, se- cond door. eS A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN Wants a situation a8 nurse and seamstress, or to do gene ral housework, in a private family; she is a good washer and ironer, Heference given. Apply at No.5 Vandam st., for two vaya. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, As good cook, washer and ironer, Good city refere: Guire at No. 4 Amity st., South Brooklyn, No objection a in the country, N AMERICAN LADY OF RESPECTABILY, AND who has been secustomed to good society, wishns 10 make an e1 ement as companion ‘tora lady, Salary is but a \dary object, Would not object. to goa short distance in country. An interview can be had by calling for three days as Weat eth at; between 7th undAih ave. “Reverences exchanged. eer iinsisconatssiicidcatncndiniadetiitimiemenntonmliiiiniias SITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID, AND to do fine washing und ironing; is a good cook, and an éxeellent: washer and ‘roner. Can come well recomimended from her last situation, where she has jived some years Please eall at No. 445 3d ava, between 32d and 38d sts., in the fancy store, for two days, SITUATION ¥ WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, “AS waiter; understands taking care of silver ware. Best of Inquire at No. 365 3d ave., corner of 27th st., eu mtx drug store. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion, to do general housework for u small family, or smberwork; no objection to assist at sewing, If required, vive years’ reverence trom her last place. Inquire at Nowery, up stairs, In the rear. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A. as chambermaid and seamstress; good sity references. snquire at 172 Amos st., second floor, bac! SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as chambermaid and waiter, or chambermaid and to do Hive washing and Ironia ; fond city references given. Inquire at {7 West 2sth st,, for floor, back room. CTABLE YOUNG GIRL, FOURTEEN YEARS of age, wants a situation to do’ Nght ehamberwork or waiting i @ respectable family; has good references; a Kood home more an object than Wages. Please call at 84 Bast Warren st., Brooklyn. x ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. fs plain cook and good washer and ironer; good cay reference Can be seen for two days at 12 Smith 1 be ween Pacific and Dean, on the 24 floor, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. man as good cook and first rate washer and ironer. Vest of city reference. Call at 169 West 35th at, secout floor, back room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chambermaid and seamstress. “Good ely reference. Call 4t-44 tchermerhorn st., Brooklyn, tor two days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Wo- man, as first rate cook; understands her business. Good city reference, Gall at 300 Hicks st, Brooklyn, be:ween Amt: ty and Pacitic ats, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN. AS jaundiess. st Mh st., be Good city reference given. I tween 2d and 3d avenues, for two days, PROVESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS A. Giambermald: wishes to be instructed In waiting.’ No ‘hort distance in the country. call wt ‘third floor, room 14, \ SITUATION WANTED-RY A YOUNG WOMAN, As laundress oF Good city references. Inqui No. 166 Mh et., betw and 4th avenues, to floor. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS cook; understands baking; is a first rate laundress; bo objection to go any place (oa good home. Can be seen for .wo days at 232 Mulberry st., second tloor. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, po ee stress; understands all kinds of fine sewing and dress Vall wt 126 Clinton place, Sih making. Best of ity reference, sty dn the grocery store. PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS ZA, nurse aud scamatress, Call at 04 Barrew at, for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM*N WISHES A SITU. ation, to aitend @ bakery or confectionery store. Good city reference from her last place, Cail at 110 West 26th st., for \wo days. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 10 OBTAIN A SITUA ion, as cook: is & professed hat d, and can show the best af referedee, “Cail at Sul stb sty near the corner of" Greene, a the grocery. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO WORK OUT BY TITE day or week. in a private family; Isa good plain sewer; can cut and fit children’s clothes; would take work at home 152 Kast 25th ot YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO GET A SITUATION ‘as chombermaid and waiter. Can be seen this day at the house of her last employer, 50 West 18th st., this day. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS or chamnbermaid and plain sewer, in a smal! pri Yate family. Best of city reference given, Apply at 43 West ‘13th st., in the rear. RESPECTABLE gia. Be) erry A SITUATION 48 chamber maid; W. Ul 10 pasion washirg asst uF Can be poy for i, days Dekalb av., third door ‘Navy st, Brooklyn. Good recommenda'ions, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. 4 rate baker. Good city references. faquire tt 183 eth at, Clinton place. RESPROTANLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and plain seamstress, or to assist in ‘+ washing and ironing, in & private family. | Good roference civen by her laxt employer, where she oun be seen. lease call at 16 West 21st 9, ‘A PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waiter; no objection to a boardin; House. “Good reference.” Please call, for two ays, at 6 Wik ve., between 20th and oth sta, VERY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE soup WELSH WO- in the eity; has no objectio plain cook, and understands pastry « reference. Please call Can be seen for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. tion, ae cook. In some private family; is an excellent sae ironer; best of city reference. Call at 212 West ste Aw MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS ho objection washing. Has four Fears’ reference from ber inet piace. Gan be seen at'34 th Avenue, ln the toy store, COOK WISHES EMPLOYMENT IW A RESPEOTABLE family; she understands her business perfectly; is & good Washer ana. froner’, best-of reference, Can be see fortwo daye at 1 Went 2) th #t., front basement, A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIR J 0 10 California with a family, io take care of | and do plain sewing. Good reference. ‘apply at 16 Crosby # A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG P sb yond TO do general house work in «| somal family. Good city rere. aaa for two days, at No. ‘and baking, bas ood ci in the rear, second door. Tet ces from her Inet place. lve West ath et, 2d vor, trout reste A. RESPECTABLE aint, WISHES A SITUATION, As ‘chambermaid and to take care of children, or do general Housework, in a ema private family; can give good ciiy cafe Fiéage call at No. 11 West 2ith s., betecn 7th and sth Sven 3d searacbanee i YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion, a8 bousemaid; she is @ good washer and troner. ive bent city reference. Apply at 347 Bleecker #., or Py ye PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A SITUA Le family, as cook, understands her bus! references. ‘Can be seen at 106 Went 2th st, N INDUSTRIONS YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU Hon gs chambermald and x * private family, ie housework.” Tnquireat itd ase 1h wt A SITUATION WANTED-UY A. RESPECTABLE Soy | woman, as fost 5 under: i ashing, fn the neatest manner. Can give ya give ths best of oh Terence irom her last Place. Please call at No. 196 Waverley place, corner of Kank SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, i chambermatd references. and fwaiter. 4 quire at 70 3d avenue, between 11th and 12th sta, Teste csns tor two days, A SITUATION WANTED— ud & Pi Lis male, as chambermaid and fine washing. Two yeers and four months’ Fokreasy oon be grow, Viease call At }25 6th avenue, in the store, for two days. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO ae ret tain fag be J house work, or to as ‘bing’ and given.’ Can be two dayr, at $1 henry m, rear walang, RESPROTAULE PROTRSTANT GIRL WISHES A situation as chambermaid or waiter, whoran be by | re Gommended from her last employer. "Please Woorter st, betw intcecker anv Amity wla.,Tor two days, AL eens A SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 Rp oJ Mg Bae chambermadd re Bist wt, ey ey Te a mtc Went sbetween Shand hava, es VERY Lo f YOUNG WOMA: ISHES A A iis nny gia drewmaner, My tom femt at hairdressing.” West of city referemee. Can be two days at 189 clision plac. sqrcarton, ayzpnsY A YOUN IG WOMAN, AS nurse and se Gis re reference ven. nee vpiy at 1h" Waverley place, in tne se SRUN WISWTRO GOO RE i PERSON WISHING GOOD DRESS MAKER yy the day or week, ma; Mae Rr fi 228 Union ‘it, secoma dour trom Chor at, douth fookisn. ‘A. RERPRCTADLE PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL Wisit situation as chambermaid a her Plain sewer: good ‘cy Feterence. Seal for two days at No. 284 West 2th at. SITUATION WANTED—AS LAUNDRESS OR CHAM bermaid and fine washer, by a respectable young woe in. srih the best of ely reforeice. Can ve ween fortwo daye 74 West 20th st,, im the rear. AO) A SITUATION, WANTED—BY 4 YOCNG WOMAN. 4s hambermald and plain sewer. The best of cy ten Fence Enquire at 118 West 27th st, between sth and sth ava, rst floor, back room. Se nienastnlienipeineindhdatit RESPROTARLA GIR WISHRS A SITUAT A Inundeens ie fully competent; oF ‘etd go ne wesc s 1 Good reterence. Please 0 SES evenues corner of 291 st fa for rap re eS —_— A YOUNG WOMAN WARTS 4 SITU. By ie oe fay an Ch bf i a, in mn “= TION AS qa i) ___ SETUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, “6, yuaece LADY, EDUCATED IN PARIS, WIShES i fceaaease, trarene ame arta French fetch nome te abl iy She can also instract in fancy (lies? ference can be given, advo Om Bey Herald A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES TO : 70 Go OUT ovr to work by the day ar week, oF F it would take his tas radaaeens aa fhe 8 fully ye business, Call at, or address Dressmaker, 215 Bast 19th st, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A A mg ee ee nd lochiecton ort ue ron. ence given. wo days, S10 Degraw at, between Court and Smith, Brooklyn." RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sITU- ation as Ghambermaid ond lanndress; beat of city refer ence given, (Can be seen for two days at 8 S01 4th st., betwee Greene st and University place, at fruit store. A YOUNG WOMAN, OF =. BARTS AND yay! peat disposition, w shes to engay pe aschi oon bermaid or to walt o fy branches. Has fo Wi Shieot hddtoes Srna Moore, Metropol vies Wage 90 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A 8ITU- ation to do the housework of & small fumily: Ia a very good plain cook and an excellent washer and ironer. ‘Cat Huake exellent bread. ‘City reference, if required. Taquire ELT Iinh ste between 6th and 7th avenues. A RESPECTABLE GIRU WANTS A SITUATION, at chambermaid or waiter in a pple family; wae - stands her.business: aq Best of city sere od call for three days a8 285 ane, between 16th and‘ ‘sts. frst floor, back room. PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 49 plain cok, washer and ironer. No objeciion to £0 4 rt distance in with a private family. fo, 6 West Lith st, ya place, RESPECTAGLE YOUNG WOMAN, Wises asiTUA- as waiter, in a respectable family, Good refer @nces can be given from her ladt place, Can bo sega for two Ouys at 75 Crosby st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST RATE COOK; good city reference. | Please call, for (wo dy, at 242 Ou ave. Sear 16 2a th SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 FIRST Cha. as o ‘OOK. nan give good city reference. ive at 124 Oth ay., be~ ‘cen 9th and 10th ate. in the store, ee SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, a8 good washer and. irover;"unieraiavis at kinds of Leusework. Good city references given, Uali at 115 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, over the Dooto SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPROTASILE young woman, as cook; uuderstands her business; frst rate washer and ironer. Cai produce the pest of city ference, Can be sven for two days at 127 19'h st , corner of 7th avenue. N EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS I3 DESIROUS OF procuring a situation, by the week or month; understania dressmaking, cutting and ‘making boys’ clothes, sbirtmaking, and family sewing in general, ‘objection to the country, 2th reference. “Inquire at 410° 3d ‘ave., between Soa aud dlast sts. “YOUNG GIRL WANTS A 81 SITU ATIO! A if chombermaid and to do plain sewing. ' Please call at 334 Second ave., between 2ith and 26th sts., for two da; RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL DESIRES A ivuation, in a private fully, as nurse and sewer, or Waiter and 16 assist with the el rework. Has city refer Apply, Jor two days st ‘No. 2 Gib avenue, between tet snd A PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL. WHO SPEARS English. wishes a ion as chambermaid and waiter, wae best of city rel ‘Can be seen Uill engaged at Sd jester Bt YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN, A PROTESTANT, wishes a situation, as chambermaid, or seamstress: sha is an excellent sewer and lady's hairdresser. Has good ra- commendations Address French Girl, Union square Post office. K'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A OOMPATENT sen, of steady, sober habits, with good elty refer+ne»; ‘Will wssist with washing and tronii ‘au be seen for two days at 196 7th av., near 28d st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN wants a situation, to do general housework, or chamber- Work and walting, and to assist at washiux and irouiag, ty a « the best of elty reference can bo given. Plea = A SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS plain cook; ig an excellent washer aad ironer; under- Stones how to make bread avd pastry; hes satisfactory rete rence from her last place. Call at 146 6th avenue, between, York and 11th sts., in the fancy store. NOOK'S PLACE WANTED~BY A RESPECTAB_E WO- an, who understands her business and ea) od reference an to honesty and capabllty, Please call acai Week + —A YOUNG WOMAN I8 DESIROUS seth st, first floor. fornia ibis menth, with a family. a9 seam. Fe al of going to © fiers and dressmaker: has no obje.tion to tke cars of cl dren or wait on a lady, ond pre! help. Satisfactory refereuce giver TUSCSTREEPER AN, AMERICAN winow LaDy wants a situation 68 housekeeper, in a genteman's fami- }y or hotel; is fully competent of @Mling teagan in eliber ond well accustomed to business of all kinds. Any re- reves can be given that Js required. Can be seem at 18% cath st, between 7th and sth ava, —WANTED, BY A REePECTABLE PROTES- Lon pene Sd og ly child's a tn @ goo t fami! or would take the charge of nursery; bas good sity rater? ence, Apply at 0 bth av. Hs PROTESTANT NURSE WANTED—TO GO SOUTH FOR the winter; she must be competent, tidy, good natured: and ® good seamstress. Apply at No. 10 2d place, Brooklyn, this week. ITUATIONS WANTRD—BY TWO RESPRCTADLS eugeaah women; one aa chambermaid and plain sewer 0° of children; the he other aa conk, washer and ironer. new ‘lease cal. for we reference from days at 230 Mottst., front Scrat adit boom a ie any ‘be seen for ‘wo days at 369 2d avenue. . fetta — $e ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN(S woman, ee private be fe as TF ‘coo cook, it an excell he sree Call fortwo aye at 3 on ed from " between 25th and —$—$<$___ Sree WANTED—BY A BESPROTABLE aot, to do general Rocerwerk; isa cook Faber end irons er; would go as chambermaid. roekiyn. go ‘at LOL Wyckoff st . G'TuaTIon WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, IN rivate family, as chambermaid and seamstress, and assist with the washing and ironing, if required. Has reference. Please call at 73 Charivon st, in the rear, ITU, poe Seno WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE pom, Aa cook, wasber and ironer, in & private family, has goo! re- commendations age from her last last place bas no. Se toassort distance count J ~ € seen for two days at 75 wane _ Siwarrox WANTED—AS COOK, WASHER AND roner, by rewpectabie a resbectabl reference veu and ton st, rear house, 2¢ {toor. hl gy PA, Story AS Ry | AND r, or to dO general house smal! . Anquire at S14 West 19th st, 2 “ag gs" ATION Aura As egegy AND TO wnt in Warhing and ironing, by a Kable young Woman, eity rel given. Apply at i, belweek 7th and Kih ays, aecond tloor, front room, for two daye. TIUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPEOTABLA d'city reference; the vier wreapsctabe'y ‘Armericaa ec ; firl, as seemstres oF child's. ‘ods lght chambers work. Inquire in the candy shop, Nov 40 Whitthal st Cea be seen until engaged. 10 MILLERS.—AN EXPERIENCED PRATICAL, MIt- Jer Wanis a sitaation, i# conversant with mminy, Ae. Jane charge of the abor 243 Hudson et. a WO RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMEN {isu situa. tiene, obe aa cook. the other ge nurse and seamstress, c¢ as chamber mad jundress. Best ference. Cal for two daysat 17 West 19th st, sea . W'SIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPROTAGI ‘oung git), 10 do chamberwork and waiting, or ty take ebileren and do plain sewing. York; good eity reference given. Hpetmeen Pmith and Hoyt south Brooklyn. Cam for two days, from & to 40" hh Ts J ANTED- BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG ss situations: one to do general Or: the orhee as chambermaid and waiter, er to ‘che ae re of chitirent lived three years and tbe other four youre their Jast pases i ences given. at 415 i siren. Apply feenwich st, front’ room nan 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wi W aistton, as chambermed sng wasn os Sunes eat and seamstress. Can give best reference irom her laat pron, Please call at il Broome st., entrance in Norfolk ot.) third [ANTED—A SITUATION, BY rota fi 10 do cha ner work, a8 sagt hee Ing: ls & goo kK and ecan come well Reaiy es Weise between Sth and Gd srennese a, ANTED—A_ SITUATION, \. Witt wena, us chuupermag aaa LOU PROTES Will pleage addreas care make herself useful to her em tory refereuce, Address M., Herald 6 WA XTED—A SITUATION, IY A RESPECTABLE WO. to . ply at 96 King at, near Hudson, tor we day. on WAXTHD-NY A GERY ANT, 4 SITUATION, a8 COOK no to newiet in Private . baker trend and blecunts Picese gal for two mses ‘Capal st, second floor, back room, between Renwick sta. Good reference a y ANTED—hY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, sITv both ie toro one tarniy, if comvenent vara Wo ike t ‘one taimbiy, if com © tate “situation ne svrvanto of ah work ta tant eon, Best of city references given. Apply at 181 32d at, second EDIT A RSP OT ABLE PROTEST TE, J ANTED—BY Ri 1 VOTES’ W Sra oadon CRURGLASIE, EROTRTARY of edildren, or 1 aaaiet n rainy aad iron Shih ay, between 36th and th ne sitrinmataee ANTED—BY A Rl Wacietats & SARA Pema ToT. Tone eeeat ane situations; on@ as plain cook, washer and ironer; other as chambtrmaid x Ha Py raid aud wailer of 10 40 plain, sewing. a floor. ‘ar ANTERME \ REBPROTASID aan woes - Wann et A a RRSPROTABLE M. WOMAN, a Ay pera Nolan, 0h oe Greenveh wt, 1p p~ 4 Wo RTE RY ATROTRSTANT Git, 5 aITeA7TO§ aaiTox ao wont ibeooeaay., Dy Pome ANTED—BY A Yor oe tig a aren ATION oe Palco tees ° Wireman ot is. A a