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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
lBrOnnlipnQ. O1pOS1te The Orr Hall


ALL FOR ONE sHILLINGi
-. COMPETITION DEFlED AND DEFEATED.
Mr.. H. BENNETT. Manager, has been induced to incur
INDIAN CHIEFS, WARRIORS AND SQUAWs
Ten in number dressed in their national costume who
at the Museum during the whole day. and will give hsir
terrific War Dances aud Songs aud through their various
interesting and imposing ceremonies three o'clock NJ
Also engaged the immense HEAD, TUSKS, and other
THE GREAT MASTADON,
Recently Orange County and now for the frat
time exhibited in New York. The bones Of this MAMMOTH
which lived and died before the Flood perfect prpssrva
and this the ONLY perfect Skull ever before discover
ed the of the skull has been dscayed
all other specimens found They
days previous To being To Europe.
Also TO be for short time longer (day and EVENING" the
WILD BOY OF THE WOODS
HALF MAN AND HALF MONKEY!
Possessed Of the Power of Speech has four
and walks ALL FOURS He caught perfectly wild in
the Island Of Boeo eapng from with agility
of monkey and has become tame docile and civilized
and speaks the English language, though # rather
perfectly He beyond all doubt the astonishing Curl
osity in the World.
LA PETITE CERITO the graceful Dancer.
Miss ADAIR, the charming Vocalist
In addition To which may be the FUDGE MERMAID.
GLASS BLOWING! A Self Playing Melodeon, and 5O0,-
900 C. rlosities
~ SATURDAY, October "a, Anniversary Of the
CROTON CELEBRATION, when there will be Three Per-
fomancss-at II o'clock, A. O'Clock p NJ and halfpast
7 p NJ.
Admission o all only One Shilling. oil, Ctr
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Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
Commodore ROBERT SILyEy, of News Fleet, Re
port of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo, and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
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NEw ORLEANS, Oct 4-FoTeign freights are almost en-.
tirey nominal and there is but little offering coaswise
except cotton and tobacco which taken about for
rates.
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Thursday, OctOb Der IS-6 r M
The Stock market has presented great reaction to-
day Prices being considered to have touched tn lew
est disposition to buy again sent them up. Ohio rose
per cent; Kentucky .; Illinois per cent and
further rise OF per cent at the second Board Indiana
Canton 4; Harlem ~.
At the new Board the same general features were ap
parent in more limited degree
Bills on England at ST 40 for drawn bills; city bills
be had of the best description at st. Saturday is
packet day. and the mails previous then expected
bring bills from the south At New Orleans the quo.
taons are7 a7A.
Wehave received the message Of Governor Jones, Of
Tennessee large portion of is devoted to the State
debt and banks The following is the statement Of the
Debt
The entire amount of bonds issued by the State Tor
banking and Internal Improvement purposes, is as fol-
lows -
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"There is good deal of desperate speculation going
in produce well stocks The operation is thus
re -four at 81 Al cents and then to influence rise put
into store all the -four they received from their friends in
the county probably to the extent of 30 900 barrels
This enabled them 10 ask 81 90 for their -four which
being obtained that of their friends must take its chance
and will perhaps bring 81 37t when in regular market
it would have realized 81 So This is evil growing
out of sending much -four to house. You mill
shond divide your and there will be le's oppor
This simple statement produced the following choice
epise -
~. G. BENNETT, ESQ
What internal fool your correspondent is who wrote
for you that OF the largest fo.r houses had bought
then sold to the prejudice OF those who consign
ing -four to them
The article is malicious fabrication and is base
deavor to divert the business OF that house But like all
other attempts OF the kind it will be unsuccessful
The facts that western party directed throug the
party here purchase OF this was effected Not
Dbl of the has yet been resold Il had the Ell
feet to advance the price tre but generally thought
it will be only temporary and that in few days the
ket will be as heavy as stone again.
Yours respectfully,
This note begins with denying the whole story, and
ends with admitting It's truth, with the simple variation
that the -four bought speculation was not for them
selves communication in evening paper arrived at
the results. That the -four bad not been sold
were fully aware, because the trick failed.
1t is not of the smallest sequence, however, since
is admitted at all points that house holding sufficient
quant of -four to influence the market the insru
ments # speculative Purchases This is the fact which
we stated and which appears is admitted. The mers
may Judge for themselves
CoTroS-Every thing connected with the movements
this article is in very dull, quiet state magnetic
sleep has upon all spectators. The sales
tri1iDg extent and confined to the trade
H.Y-We quote 80 40 cents for good. The supply is
large and the demand modeI ate
FHH-Mackere are in good demand We quote No. !,
$40 IS; No. ,, So so. and No. S. The receipts are
small. Dry cod sells at So 25 a 2 373
WHsKEY-Drudge is held at "a cents and barrels at rs
cents.
Provisions PORK sells at Sill, and prime at $40
10 l2l
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam Ship,
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Europe, Furber, Sept. 90
Independence, Nye, Sept. IS
Sheffield, Popham, Oct. |
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Hend'k Hudson, Moore. Sept 10
Panthea, Dennis, Sept. 20
Toronto, Griswold, Oct. |
FROM HAvRE.
Baltimore, Funck, Sept. l6
Argo, Anthony, Sept. "a
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10
Cleared,

SUN RISES ...'.s 10 MOON RISES '.'...'' %
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A MEXICAN REPUBLfCANS.-The American Repub
~ of this city requested the Eighth Ninth
ard Fifteenth Wards, Tuesday evening the 7h
meeting The Eighth Ward will assemble at the American
House. the of Spring aud Laurens; The Ninth Ward
of Christopher aud Hudson at the old Watch
house, the Fifteenth Ward the American Star the
Of Barrow and Macdougal streets
One OF the best Bands of Music he city will be engaged
for the and all Americans DESTROYS Of the honor
walking American procession invited to attend
By order Of the Committee.
oil 6tsm Z. DELEREF., Chairman
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"They only ieel true pleasure and delight
When every action shows thew mean Alright

Messrs Pease Son point with pride and satisfaction to
the letters that hsve been published from eminent men
who have been benefited by the use of their Clarified
Essence Of Hoarhornd Candy There il the haad
the venerable General Jackson, the hero who oug
the battles of country whose civil services were only
equalled by his mtary President Tyler, the dgni6ed
ruler of national councils; Gov Bouck, the able fer.
mer Governor of New York. and Robt. II. Morris, the
wise and distinguished mayor of great CITY, Surely
these endo rsements must convince one OF the
timabe value OF the Hoarbound Candy. The above
ticaes can be in their hand writing at 4S d.
vision street,
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VAN VRANKEN. HATTER

q. VAN VRANKEN, HALTER.
10 SUCCESSOR TO the late firm of GENIN VA
VRANkEN continues the business ia all its branches
old stand, No. 24 Broadway opposite ST. Pauls ne
and full stock of Beaver Nutria, Cashmere, Moiesh az
other Hats, of the latest style, now ready. .>, L.,
VAN VRANkEN, Halter -,
ola liver PA Broadway, opposite 81 fauls
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n HATs-FALL FASHIONS lS4s.-rThe subscribe
improves the presented by the fall change thu
fashion OF hats invite his friends and the public
in general his Establishments, No 100 Chatham street and
Canal Wooster where he offers for sale
inspection large and elegant assortment OF Hats and Caps
low prices He particularly invites their attentio
70 his Nutra Fur Hats s. warranted water proof
retain their color and shape lie would also call their
his short napt Silk Hats 81 IS and SO So Also
lurene Moeskn Hats, az the low price OF b. The abovf
mentioned Hats and durable and compare
rageously with hats sed in this city az ssane g.:
WILLIAM BANTA,
No, 100 Chatham ST., and % Canal, cor Woosters.
" 5w(lwis)-m
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Mora in lad2

Prices of ashes for small parcels OF potts. 24s Sd to 25s
larger lots advance of 3D. For small parcels of pearls
26s to 26s Cd; larger lots an advance OF Sd.
New BEDFORD OIL MARKET, for the week ending Oct.
S-Spermsaes OF about 900 bbls made the first of
last week. u 73c; but since the arrival of the Acadia
the price has advanced On Friday and Saturday sales
of about 1000 bbls made at rs cents. Whsle-We
notice sales of 600 bbls South Sea $780, and $50 bbls at
36sc Whalebone- 900 lbs. South Sea were sold for
45c. cash. CandlesSale of 800 boxes candles at Soc
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90 PRIVATE DlSEAsEs.-A CURE GUARAN
TEED-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the
City of New York. established Tor the suppression OF
quacsery is now prepared to treat all diseases pr
vate nature and offer to all those afflicted with these dis
ressing maladies advantages to be with in any
other institution in this country, either public private
From the constant correspondence, and from private .r
Tangements between the members OF the College and the
eminent professors Of the medical institutions of Eu
ROPE all improvements in the treatment these diseases
forwarded to them long before they reach the majo
rty OF the medic al profession OF this country. With such
celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill of
the first medical men OF this Country the College feel sa
tshed that the good work they have undo rtaken the
suppression of qusckery will receive the patronage il
from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms for advice, all medicines IS.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, o: Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB. Patients living at distance by stating heir d.
explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere If any
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc
tons for use with guarantee Of cure by addressing the
agent of the college, post paid, enclofing So.
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Ny- IL Is GOOD TO RECEIVE PRAISE OF
gre0t men, whom the whole nation have honored il is
sign that you have done good to your fellow be-
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state of Trade.

StCONU bOAfU,
$4,000 llinos6 's, 1870 36T $4,000 Illinois 6's 1870
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DO COMsToCR & CO.'S
Compound Fluid Exirac. of
4. ID a A II

SARsAP ARILLA,
d ssoRIH CURE OF
rUlua, Aeicufial and syphiloid
Chronic Rheumatism, Diseases.
neral Debility, Biles, from impure habit
Cutaueous Diseases, OF BODY,
scaly Eruptions Of the Ulcerations of the Throat
letter, Skin and Leg,
Pmples or Pustules the Pains and Swelling of the
Face. Bones.
Liver Affections,
And all Diseases arising from impure state Of the
Blood, Exposures and Imprudences in Life
Excessive Use of Mercury Sc
The great popularity of SARsAPARILLA, and its estsb
shed efficacy render it superfuous enter into any
enconium OF its virtues adduce any evidence in its
favor
This article is warranted pure strong, good, and
IN as large bottles any sold at dollar per bottle OF
tpc low price ofPIFrY BOTTLE 81 per dozen
and be found only at 81 Courtandt srcet-Comsock
Rose So Cornhi Boston, l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn
and 1913 Broad street. Newark.
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n $50 REWARD.-Stolen during the night Of the
lAN<5th instant from the enclosure Of the subscriber at
trlZ1- Corsacke Greene Co, ~ fine large light bay
Horse Is hands high old black and TAIL
black legs with little white both hind feet has been
docked and pcked tail rather light and carries toeby well
up-has mark the inner side of the left hind leg the
gambo joint of about three niche, caused by firing e
which has healed being also des
of haralso has small the root Of the tall the
left sdeaso has small nearly round the right side Of
his head about inches from the eyboth OF the latter Will
require close scrutiny to be was IN fine condition when
stolen-is round bodied well made noble animal and is cal
cuaed set of shoes without corks
when acnga is rather heavy when moving slow, but Is line
when urged and fast -.
The above reward will be paid for horse and thief or horse
alone; information respecting either Will be hankniy
received by the subscriber the above mentioned place he
supposed thief of about IS 10 30 years OF
i'm feet feet 8has dark bushy
whiskers-yery heavy black beardcomplexon dark-wore
blue dress considerably soed and dark panoons and
vstname and residence unknownone eye boodshot-broad
the chest. ,,o,,,,,, ,,.,r,
ol 5tissr ROSWfsLL REED,
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AsHEsPos quote at 81 So and Pearls at SIS % We.

nv little doing TRe market is very inactive.
BRRApsruFFs-The market is quite inactive. Specule.
tors have made themselves invisible. Prices are with
great difficulty sustained at present quotations. Genesee
what at 81 60 Ohio round hoop 81 so; Michigan and
Ohio fiat hoop the same Southern brands still continue
nominal We give quotations, last still cur
rent. Wheat is coming forward in large quantities The
far advanced that mllers fear close OF
cation before getting all their -four to market and
the is and prices settled for the winter the
effect of which is, that wheat will be pushed forward to
she seaboard great quantities inland point
early closed up by the ice as the interior This
market yesterday was more active for grain than
have noticed Tor time. Sales of Illinois wheat were
made at 95 cents extent We quote sales of rye
at IS cents Operations in have been heavy the
sales ruling at SO a 81 cents.
The following statement shows the aggregate quantity
of flour and wheat which arrived at tide water during
the first week in October, in lS42 and ls43 -
Flour, bbls. Wheat, b.
is43,.. ................ % $40 1884
1912, 2062 1881
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PURTUGUSE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far-amed add celebrated Pills, ffdm Portugal
perceive, be obtained this See ad,s'rsc
uent on tive lssi colup,p. fowFth page-S
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Or RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MlA
TuRE for the permanent primary and secondar,
syphilis. This mixture is the best and most ehectua re
medy present known for these distressing complaints
controlling the diseases without injuring the consttu
ton confinement FROM business. Sold in large pottes
81 each small do ST. in containing half dozen S
carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union Or
c and consulting of the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy =, 81 Nassau street.
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about them their liquid nectar. '.Kill me-" says
Bottom to Cobweb, ga red hipped humbe-bee on
the top of thistle, and, good monsieur, bring the
honey-bag" They never swarm without a good
stock of honey in their inside, enable them to make
fair start in their new house keeping The honey
which they sip from the hectares Of the flowers
probably undergoes some change, though il is but u
slight one, before it is deposited in the cells 1t was
formerly considered balm for all ills, though now
deemed any thing but wholesome when eaten in large
quantities The following are some of its virtues,
besides Others which omit, given by Butler 1t is
only wonderful that our grandiathers, living in the
mdsts of such universal medicine, should have
died.
"IIoney cutteth and castetl up phlegmatic matter,
and therefore shapeneth the stomachs of them which
by reason thereof have little appetite purgeth those
things which hurt the clearness of the eyes; it nour-
sheth very much; it breedeth good blood; it streh
up and prcserveth natural heat, and prolongeth old
age; keepeth all things uncorrupt that put into
it; and therefore physicians do temper herewith
such medicines as they mean to keep long; yea the
bodys of the dead, being enbalmed with honey,
have been thereby preserved from putrefacton,'
SC. SC.
The fourth product of the bee is propos, or which
we shall rather call treegum. 1t is at once the glue
and carpentry. With this resinous substance quite
distinct from wax) they fix their combs to the sides
and roof !asen the hives to the stand, stop up crew.
ces, varnish the cell-work of their combs, and en-
balm any dead or noxonS animal they catch within
their hive:
"Caulk every chink where rushing winds may roar,
And seal their circng rampart to the foor.''-
Bees may often be settling on the bark of the
fir, the gummy leaf of the ollyhock, on the-we
dare not use Horace Walpoles expression
ed bud Of the horse-chesnut. They then collect
ing neither bread honey but gum for the purpose
above mentioned. Hush mentions a case Of their
coating dead mouse within the hive with this
gum, thus rendering their home prooof against any
impure efluvium; but they were much more cunning
with snail, which they sealed down. only round The
edge Of the shell, thus fixing him standing joke,
laughin g-stock, living mummy (for a snail though
excluded from air. would not die, ESQ that he who had
heretofore carried his own house was now made his
own monument
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THE STOW VEN AT.
From the Journal of a Sailor.

From the Journal of q Sailor.
or all pursuits that follow in order to obtain
subsistence, there is that will compare in dam
ger and hardships with that Of whaleman; and how
little people the shore know Of this 1t is in order
to let thom have some insight into the business that
have written the following narrative:
shall confine myself to the facts they occurred,
all of which put down in nay journal after they
TRANSFERRED.
On the 18th day Of December, 1887, the good
ship P Of Newburg, Captain G , was cruising some
where between the latitude of SO and 81 s. and lon
gitude of 60 E. search of right whale 1t was in
the forenoon, and the old ship moving along
der her top gallant sails with light Breeze at the
rate of about five knots the hour The most hardened
grumber could not find fault with the day. AT the
fore and main top gallant cross-trees two men
ON the look-ou for whales.
1t was now nearly four O'Clock in the afternoon,
when the man in the main sung out
There she blows =
He repeated the cry regularly FIVE or six times
All was excitement among officers and men,
Every one was anxious to know it the kind Of
whale wanted.
The mate hailed the man at the masthead
where away is that whale? What do you call herr
Fright whale sir, on the lee beam, two miles off !;
look out sharp for her =
Sing out when the ship heads for her.
'Ay, ay, sir !
keep her away!' said the captain to the man at
the helm. sBoy, hand me the spy-gass
STEADY p sung out the man at the mast head.
STEADY it is y answered the wheel
The captain then started to go a'ot. Mr. A to
the mate, syou may square in the aiteryards, and
then call all hands,
Forward, there J! shouted the mate; haul the
mainsail up and square the yards Bill, to an old
sailor
Sir p
Call all hands y :, -
saw. ay, sir All hands, ahoy J. shouted old bill
in voice like the tempest; stand by the boats' In
.less than no tine' the deck was alive with men,
Boat steerers! get your boats ready
In moment the boats were in readiness, the TUBS
put in and the lines bent the harpoons, the crew
standing by, ready to follow the boats down to wa
ter. when the word came from the captain to lower
| away. 80
sThere she blows ! sung out the man at the lore
mot half mile off,
| sDown helm! Down went the boats, and down
fo,,ovved the crews AS the boats struck the water
ever man on his thwar, with his hands on The loom
or b;s OAR and in less time than have taken to write
this. the three boats were cutting their way through
| the water in the direction of the whale.
1t was my duty to steer the mates ooa'' ana She
b,nnencd to be the fastest puler, SO that ath"ugt
we all lett the ship together, and for lew rods KEPT
nearly head and head with each other, sill we kne"
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The Comet struck the Sun! Messrs. Walker,
Kendall! and Downes, astronomers Of the Philadelphia
Observatory were very careful and observers OF the
late comet and the results Of their researches have
lust been published. They make the perihe'ion oil
the comet to be Ear within the sum- and therefore sug-
pest that the comet must have struck the sun on the
9th of February. This suggestion is strongly sup
mort ed by the observations Of Al. Arago in France.
TIIECOM
The Philadelphia Inquirer publishes translation
Of a letter from Paris 10 the Courier des Etas Uniss
in which the calculation OF NJ Arago Of the ele-
ments Of the Comet which recently visited our sys-
tenn are given The following is the conclusion OF
the letter, which may be genuine statement or may
not ..-t t.r~ " NJ,
1--WE know the elements Of the comet. NOW
among these elements there is which presents
singularity exceedingly remarkable. The Per'helon
distance OO54 differs very little from radius Of
the sun itself expressed by O.oo52; it is the smallest
periheion distance known up to this tiEe. Thus on
the 9th of February, the comet Of ls43 approached
so much nearer than any star has ever done to the
surface of the sun, that has grased ii in some sort
(ou'ele rase en- qaslque so;te.) From this close
vicinity which took place instant between the COM
of and the centre Of attraction around which 1t re-
yolyed resulted for some time in extraordinary speed
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Stephens, in his travels in Yucatan, gives the iol-
lowing graphic description of scene at bull hight
"a barbar Gus and sangunary amusement, which
time out of mind, has been great favorte with Inc
Spanish and Portuguese peoples
A TERRIBLE SCENE AT BCLl--FlGlii'
The next would have been worthy OF the best bull
fights of Old Spain, when the cavalier, at the glance
of his lady's eye, eaped INTO the ring to play the
matabor with his sword. He large black bull
without any particular marks of ferocity about him.
Init man who sat in our box and for whose judg-
nen had conceived great respect, lighted new
straw cigar, and pronounced him ''muy Ordro''
There was no believing, clustering, or braVado about
him, Int he showed calmness end sell possession
h;cb Indicated a consciousness OF strength. Inc
r,;c,dores attacked him horseback, and like the
Noir Faineant, or Sluggish Knight, IN the lists at
Asbhv for time, he contented himself with merely
reneinz the attacks ofhs assaiants; but suddenly
"a If a little yexed, he laid his head low, looked up
at the spears pointed at his neck, and shutting ms
owes rushed upon picador on one side, struck his
ors in the belly with his horns, l'f;ed HIM oil his
Go, and brought horse and rider hcadlongto the
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PREcocIoUs GENIUsEs -FIliaL atcclion.-
"Jim, how's your mar .D.
s'She's Fat and strong-how' IS your's"
s'Feeble enough. I've got so can lick her now,
and have every thing in my own way You don't
see me goin' enands and dom chores about home
like you used to -