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IN CHANCERY.-BefOret the Chancellor-James
L And con ', III, Mars " e George P Aoni'.-t =
onuini d-c-tt orde u Ihs Cotr. m'de IN the fh-T'
u. W, ne ,ld 81 public Arcon uHd-' hs direction O.
he rb- the VI ste, u the C11 OF chan'rr'
" u c PHI Aucli, Tbs Mich MS Tina e.
in r civ 4 SesY"r. Thur,ta,, th- eighteenth day
y III n-I IA; .V'c!ces. uoon VI hat dav.
Al. in 60 dazzling house. !o OF eU.n
and pTsmi.e :. u,'- yins snd o~irs in he sero"d
s;oo go.ers w,5d OF h. eiv e S-~-Tnx, on ne S.u
-a.,-ry id rtain ctlc Gold = ana - ~ s
aumbeF g. fnty L.l cont 'inH< i III on ,h-
and -.ch n fe-f. incas, an - ~ ~or,h.
sri-v-.r, 6fyer.ht feet, ten i-eh.s 4a ~,
sf,-r ie TAX cues. - ne 'sha N, or -
5,n', Cd u L III orr ~. % s sh
sid. By The no az. SI."1u rfss n h
80" 90 hsloOs: 10 ~ si ,s1 Sy 70 merry
Jss c'fso s,s% ;ds 4 j. !s1 S9G -. ~
80. t,tI ry Z, oc, "a III. ~M W CAMPBELL:
ossarSia -, Mater il chaaeery, t! J9na ST. ~ l.
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Second Soord. !
Commercial md Money Matters.

beentSdas' i. ~
a, the Stock Board tie day there was only m'dera'e
amount OF business and prices had downward tenden-
er About $50 shares United States Bank sold clos
ing a. n decline of per Delaware and Hudson de-
ened !! Mohawk i, New Jersey and Canton Co Improved
per cent.
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, OAK esAErERs Or OAR


CTGVEx, aTOVES .-T.- Kitchen CompaIto'
= mprav- so e;hiug beautiful, cscap and econom
eal'-G QUrHBY &c prepared a. usl"i to suppy eu'
,omer. ami the Public ia gen.ralwh and Improved
C.oGns Stove which for sll culinary purposes, cannon
be ,upa sed IN tn, city. woild invite those " no are
OF Stoves tn pre- ,ss'o" to oYh IN u no 'C'f
nine r,'ec before purchasing eI'ewhers, a. on eSann
ton one look ~l satisfy the most scTunuions tnat inc
Kitchen CcmpaGior mas decidef preference over d
other St.ge. quantity Of fuel al "a u eon'ua ~
this st~e tring comparsr al old patterns and h'
boiling Of (our boilers he time 'Hd the c4uailt
If baaig hch TIL, sIi d., give It ceetei pre-
Ter, nee al Others.
Also general 4s.o-tm',t Of Hil, PdTlor q d SLort
Stores of The mos. approved p.trrn,
sl3 oo..od. GEO. QUlMBY, . Carrans st.
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NEW CARPET sTORE-The subscriber
' would inform their friends md the public that hei
have recently opened New Car1rt Store, 1852 Pearl St
and have spared pains In 'eec ing their enro stock oil
,arpetug OH Cloth &c. from toe best manufactures
and importers this and other cities, and will guarantee
sell as low If lower than be bought for else
where for Cash. WEBB s. MANNING
ola I'M. l52 Paa-l ST. 20 Garnet .oro fro Chatham
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Ds:ofs.s'ElON EsOt. D-oncye4r h. kia..
{ Pa,rnt Self-Eccsirg Caair been before the pubic
lsio, and eceiycd tn. fret Premium "a Silver Medal
ihi, wear he sgain exhibited the Sri-Kvokrg Chair,
With the addition OF many Improvement sud II agan re-
ceised the rst Premium. Ii may De considered PEI
fscred A more deSu4blG article for family i, 10
be found All waiting Rocking Chairs, should call at
,I.;;'S i74 c,oad->y OFT
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Exira Wide and CurIed Maple gaigh Post
BEDSTEADS,

Particularly adapted 10 the Southern Market A. also
sc various kind. adapted sae city trade, now
al. at II God--,reot
wILLIs's P2EMIUM BEDsTEADs are now scknov-
eyed by all have ,re them TO DC decidedly superior
point OF ceGnliae:, durability, economy tnd with
nch hey put ~ taken down. al others be-
ore offered public. AZ nSpec ton and ria! ia al
at necessary every Of tbose facts
J. DOUGLAS, I'll Col .-siret
n Town ara Coan'y Rights for ssi4. oe snis.
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u The Directors of the New-York n.y.
ceum rerec;ul INFORM the T. biz that THIRD An
NJ Course of Lectures before that Institution will be De
vsred IN the Roadway Tabernacle Wednesday even
tlgs cf each week. commencing early ia November.
Introductory By the Hon. TritraA ,ges Of Rhode
I,liud.
Hon. Henry D. GiIpn, Gate Atssnoy General of the
nteJ State,)
Hon. C. C. Casbfeieng date Minister of the United
S:aie, to Russia on Russia
Elihu Burri; 4. VI Qearned Blacs smith OF Massa.
:huse;ts,) The Influence OF Neurological Maiap
md Impressions III. Progress Of General intellectual
'uuva,iou and De,clopement.'
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1T'EAa. GHOuEHlEs, FoSt!GN FRUITS
"a large stock OF ire.n Tea, G ro.eries and FO
,igu F,i,s all kuda. for sale e, Hhossae prices by
O. 70 tLER wholesale aud retail grocer 55 G,ee:.
vich st cor. M=rray. 4. Good dairy huttfr al Is ID
yer h. and Winter Sperm OIL at O. per g'll o. gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

Hon Rufss Choa,e. United States Senator from Mas
sachgSeis on 4 ~ Literature of the Sea-
Charles EamcS, ESQ The Romance of the Times.
Henry X. Schoocr-t, Esq, Qae United States Indian
Agent, on indan Character, Trait NC.
R-v. Sacncer Il. Cone, TAc Voluntary Principle
Lowell Mason. Esq. date President of the Handel aud
i.ydn .,ecie y, Eoslon) on Music
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" For SnIc.-Pursuan, power of sale
ncd transfer oil certain stocks 10 the subscribers b,
Richard w Redfc'd III al sell two hundred shares
the capital stock Of the Williamsburg Fire Insurauc.
Company at public auction, AZ the City Hail. New-York
o. the l9h day of October instant, o'clock p. VI. OF
that day, by James VI. Nil er & Co. Auctionesrs.
o2,6i RAWDON x GROESBECK.
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They also of tor almost every variety Of Coun-
tr, Produce including Beef Pork. La j. Hams Butter,
Cheese Flour Tongues &C II lois TO sai' purchasers at
los prices 70: each. j. 4. s. e. w ATWOOD,
oar In. IL Front-st.
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w. 81 F. A .NiLI. z &, y

CAgD-we have jest received our Fall ans
a Winter Fashions. together VITA a. assortment OF
sasousble goods which invite the atteaon Of Oh
f-;e.ds and customers. and tho public generally
ELLIS & BANCkER, Tabor.
~ lui, Nc. sc Fulton st<est. u. T.
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LARPETlNG HEAPER THAN EYER.
lust RECERFHD by the subscribers lirce
y add supply ofa ply lng-sn, Vcnetan. aud Rus
ia uarpeng, whc! they selling ~ prices vsrybs
from |. I'd 20 Us pr yard.
A-o an assortment Of Oil Cloths all Widths compris
lag some and splendid patterns, from d TO IL per
yard.
Together pth great variety Of Tuftco and Brussel,
pugs Door Mats, Drusgets Piano and Table Cover,
W.ndow Saa~ e. sai, Reds, SC. &c at prices % PEI
cent cheaper han -ver sstore offered in this city
JONES * MARCY, CheIp Cash Carpet Store,
10 Bowery, middle Carpet Sore, between Heater aud
t;-.,d street o2l ~i'
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pa,ei ;; s., Yort October p. lsil.
80 nj. r y. BL4TCHFORD, Rroeiv.r.
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q Temperance .r.eeiing.-A Pabhc meeting
oftse Eighth Ward Temper ASSOCIATION all be GELD
IN S,riag Churcn dr.. Paois) On Tnu' dIy evening
2o;h Il o'clock. The meeiiHg vail be addressed
by the Rev Dr. Patton. Rev Mr. E'ars and L. VI Hart
ley Esq Tia. public respectfully Iari;cd 70 al nd
IL. ii. DERING,
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JOSIAH Richsrss. Aucttousrr.
ET BANGS, RICHARDS 4, PLATT.

Liberal cash aivasces made on cousignaonts Of -
ton sales
FRIDAY EVENING at oclock At the Auction Ro IA.
Nsw Booss. BlANKs. APEs, &c.-A large Assortment
of Niscela Books Bibles Prayer aud hymg u *.
Ju,' niles, &C.
Also. l.fge vari'fy Of full aud half houpd Bil.Ss.
Foo,csp. Letter m Billet Paper Seals, SC.
Isr ticua eat-iosurs on day of salc
On IutoDAi, NV ba :. aud three follswns day. at
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" Now Exhibiting. at the National Academy o
Design, Broad"ay cor"er o: Leonard strrot Dubuie
may G,fcoht Picture Of DON JUAN. IAIDEE and LAM.
BRO, on $50 feet of casvsss The PRINCESS OF CA
PUA, and full length Poi.rai, Of the bon. MRS NOR
TON, by Paris Of London. Open tloa O'Clock IN the
morning until 10 al night.
Admission - cents. Season Tickets 50 ccuts. s27 If
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u American Antiquities aid Research
es into the Origin aud History OF the Red Race
Alexander ". Br-df rd. In q volume $40. This da'
published by DAYTON & SAXTON, 81 Nassau streer
corner Of Fulton. lA
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WaE:D GD1IHsT'F


IN BOW ESS a MFNBEEeE AIkE.
Il HIS EVENING DC. @, the entertainments will COM
Nith Grand National Cavalccde entitled Ban
n-rs Uni,irls~i, or CoI.mbIa- GUARDIAN Gen. Horse
manshp by Mater Grnroy. Ground aud lofty Tu IblI
om.c Sing by Mr.. Dickinson. HORSE mnnship by w. o..
Dali. he fest part will conclude with ha liugbab'e
OF the M' takes and Msoiuues Il Poor jerry
A period - minute, lowod 10 eapsc for
ver-ation, refreshme"i and promenade.
The second act will commence with Grand Horse Pyrs
mid. Dale aud McFar AID the NuultiHg Contest
A novel stage act hy Mr. Deri-us and Master enroy
Neglo Extr,yaca "a. by Me.srs. T Coleman, II. Mes
layer, aud John Saith. To coBclud- with Az H"ur
Turning Desert the Cent? 81 OF the Savag" Kurds
Clowns ...--..-..... .Mcssr,. Rock eli I'D Wells.
Com3o, ; the Pantopimc Scenes,
Ia let Master and Stage Manager. SIR. Amherst.
DCo. b" opcGed nj tt Performances commerce at l.
Firi ier 81 ce.ts; Second Tier a3d PIX p oS
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II i. q. of q. F.-rhe member. Of Ku.cxsr-
booker Lodge No 2! are hereby notified attend Spe-
cia Meeting Of the Lodge at their room co,ser Of WI
liam aud Duane SITS Thursday sf efGooa O'Clock,
TO pay the las. tribute Of respect 10 their late worthy
brother William 4. Taylor. The ORDER eeaeray a'e
invited to attend.
oaa IL GEORGE r JACKSON, y. G.
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~ SurtoutH. GiouEts, ~ ca large a.,orlmeui
IF Beaver and Mllei Cloths for Surtouts mud winter
Frccks. Also, Cloak Cloths, rccsved aud vi b. made
up order ut the Emporium OF ea Garments, At suc
prices AS must offer inducements TO purchasers.
The syl- and finish OF garments viii Lc found to
port with any house in tbs lrdi".
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II Medicines OF Rest ssunIity-Approved
Popular Remedies, Lerches English and French Psruh-
cry, Soaps, Brushes &c. for sale by
J & / CODDiNGTON Druggists,
oi3 lm.s, 221 Hudson ST.. cGrpor OF Spring
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TERMS FOR cOcRsE.
Tickets admitting member and one lady
Do do non member and one l.ny....
Ladies Tilkc:- ........-..-.....l
20 be ob;amed Of the Librarian Clinton Hall ard at tao
hS book oil Baker, Crane & TO- is Pearl. near
Wal street X. E. LOc KWOOD
O96 n Chairmtu Ierturc Coumit,ec
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" Cnrpefiugs, Floor Cloths, &c.-soNo'
yard Of Carpc,ug from auctlon CHOICE patterns ana col
ors all wool from 10 shilling yard. call ia So
c,,cd frsm those wishing purlhtss Carpe;iar of AZ!
,ription. large stock o. O Cioils, Rugs TAB;
Coyers Mats. &C. 7hch they will sell much lover thau
can be bonga, u, other stores.
os In los Bowcry frs: Carpet Store below Grand 81
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EN0EA LIZ 70 Ii Y FEW-SURPASSt ID By
Il NONE-Io wholesale and retail Grocers, Shippers
aud Country Merchants The subscribers ode' for sale
the lowest possible prices for ca,h, in ts suit pur
cha,ers
+ Psrmslee & Sons Celebrated LansinRburgh Soap
and Candles. warranted stand 10 any climate and
give entire satisfaction.
30 boxe. prime Vol Soap, at very loS prices.
1870 10 patent Mould Can,s@. various .ize-.
1000 60 Hytrauli' pressed d. DO
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THE NINDESMYINN.

The undersigned ay Y Disposed Of mOey 0f his Propcr
y in the MadisOnian to 0un r. Jones' Tq hia day reires
from CHEF management OF the paper he has held since It's
establishment.
The MadisOnian hereafter will lc principally conducted by
Mr. Jones' and assisted by editorial talent OF high oItef will
render such ready. intelligent and efficient support to Pr'
dent Tylers Administration will commend it strongly is
oped TO the favor and patronage Of the Administration
throughout the Union,
All debts of whatever nature which have accrued to the
establishment previously the 9Th Of November current viii
be paid to tie undersigned and all demands agsn the Aad
sonan which lave accrued previously 10 the sane date, will
be paid by the the undersigned
Subscribers, agents, and others Nko indebted are res
pccrully requested 10 make TemitanceS to
THOHAS ALLEN,
Woshington n G. Nov G. 1Sl1
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PROSPECTUS

The undersigned purchased controlling interest IN the
hadiSonian propose TO ne DAILY PAFER from TINS oco
about the 18th of December,
The pnpcr will be devoted to the support of suCh cOnsttu
tona measures the interests of the people mry demand
and from what las bcen Of tho purpose of President Ad
AdmnEtratnn there is every TO believe that such meR'
only contemplation by the present head OF the Gov
We propose 10 labor for the entire restoration Of the pure
doctrines and faithful pactcesof the founders of our Republic
TO battle for the exataon of partisan dictaOrs
TO advocate those principles of patriot fathers which were,
altogether designed to ensure the prosperity and happiness of
the ConedeaCy in their original purtynor 10 tear down the
modern fabrics of demagOgueS 10 erect pedCsas for other
bilious and dishonest aspans. In Short it is our design to
pursue the Right alike needless of party and party in
eess and expose the Wrong emanate from what cctOn
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and vulgar abuse. Yet will not suffer the men and mea
advocate to be uujusy aspersod and wronguy as
sailed, with impunty.
Heartily approving the independent pursued by the
President during the late extraordinary session of Congress- it
shall be cndeavor at fitting PERIOD TO place before the pub
lie all the circumstances connected with the origin and fate of
the two bank bills
That the DAILY MADIsoAN may merit the support of the
community Unfortunately the undersigned is resolved TO
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As the only Administration Journal in the District Of Coum.
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and cersng and defending honestly and earnestly the prn.
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q xGEW VOL jC..1ls.1 U Tlss.1E
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
JUGE, 1888.
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MAGAZiN
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