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The New York herald., 1844-10-29
Miscellaneous Record.

WREcKs-See columns for further particulars OF the
s Mny moIns ,s" Sss alarm e given
jseovse from the dp. ship Mary Knssed Cart
shs had
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the s mSs,.. s bs rive. ,n % LINED the fro fronts
side Watching he slow dss,rus.9a Of the noble ship and her
be boar and aSU the =! iae%s s
" %H % was B.ns 81 e. a ms so. y
q the hull Of The vessel was then un9uchd by the flames
S.sss +; glas. he, Is dame: on.
d. & ws
perfect the flames had eaten their through and while
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ship ws oy ~ass ns o Ss s
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at our wharEs s New York
Ii Sas & s0f are Balance
hopes entertained that when the vessel should sink
xho hs loss can hardly fall short IN ali s Of sso
and s sh e
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and taken off by ship Lucy and arrived Mobile
in it, seen 18th inst. lat 81 30. Ion 4s
spoken
Wolga from St Marys for Boston. all WELL 9th inst lat 81
Foreign Ports.
CADz, Sept 2l-Sd Fam9uth Davis, Portland. In port
q Al Ssss. sS 81 81
gsTss Ss AsSs collie. sS sSTss S So1 s
and Moscow simpson, Boston; so India ssby Paa-
PrnSAMpyco, octsIn port Caroline Augusta winp unc
Sd oiea Se%
YAs,Av Mp Oct i2AIr Partridgs. Doughty, distress
Ao%lS'y oSy
e!:ey Carroll, Liverpool; con.lius, Hanicrd Glasgow;
MONTREAL, Oct 2s-An Prince George, Foster, London
Home POrts.
E.srPoRT, Oct 2o-sld Planet Clark. Wilmington; 2ith
S1.an e.s eps. s. William III
81 a.. sss1a @ REAPER.
ES, ssa
ssas g 81 brig Chile WaipSls. Cairo, fremont New
%Smei's HH a
Others Ths following started but anshoTsd The RoaaRb
hf.as sl'f Augusta Triumph AaA'p
Sss Bs.!sa S Bsss FYs s. Ssi2
.sss HSS John Jay Hall P0v
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%a ss aRGPs Gs%sa S' Rss. Yss R.~f fs
s1vAssSh 0c, 2.-AIr Poyhaan, Marshall, Baltimore
N.w ostE4s. oes soHcd cRss Carroll! cooh Antwerp
Fanny. Patterson, Havana.
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lions mure which Is Of greater profit to those in
stituions than ths whole circulation of the banks
In this Stats. Many eastern banks often loan money
to houses in this city upon condition that they
win keep 1t out Of the bank for certain time
by distributing the circulation much possible
whereas the circulation Of city and State banks
turns from day to day in large amounts The circula
ton Of our State money would be ext, nded If the
redemption at different points at par This plan
would benefit the country banks than it
would those located in the city, and do more to-
wards driving Of the state the issues Of foreign banks
than dozen laws similar to those in our statute
books Eastern Jersey and New York State money are
par the discount being the same as ON the
other, and they both obtain about the circulation
there being choice in the reception SO long this
the case long will the laws be and circu
ation Of foreign bills continue Destroy this equality by
advancing the value Of issues throughout the
State and the difference will drive out all others but
those legally entitled to the benefits and advantages Of
own trade and commerce.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE PIBIIC ~ RESPE TEITIIY y.,ues,ed hv IN. NJ,

THE PUBLIC IS REsPE 'TFULLY requested by the un
deigned to teruse the following certificates, which but
few OF the in his possession. This the result Of his
mode Of treatment without mercury Mr. Bsmin
Centre and Anthony Streets Mr. Harms grocery store
afflicted with liberation OF his throat and the palate
bones dstraned also the bones Of his he could
swallow liquid but what would through his
had lost his speech able to Sit n beds bis friends
did think that he could he has had several eminent
Physicians; six weeks the City Hosp saiyated
pofusely but received benefit cured by Dr. Joseph
Richard Yates as cured BY Dr. H. extensive ucersen OF
the legs and pain and swelling Of the bones aud joints his
aud le contracted confined his bed could
walk without assistance pronounced ncursbe by the
months e may be found Of Maiden and South &C.
Mr. Alexander Mckay cured OF severe liberation az er
the sku physicians did succeed; he be found
street cured Of pain and swelling Of the bones after
Mr. Thomas Mansfield iss street, was cured Of tu
n avery short tims after being pronounced incuabe by
Mr. Leach - Hammeplry st. who had little girl years
old with extensive liberation Of
OF the aud legs diseases of the bones swelling
Of the glands Of the neck had tried various physicians
IL in six weeks Mr. j. Cropsey 10 Hamilton street. cued
Of ulcers Of the throat and kings evil OF the after
tried the best surgeons IA the city.
q X Huntinston No y Cstharine slip, afflicted with
could walk without assstnce had several
six weeks IN the City Hospital but received benefit Was
cured by DR. II. in three weeks
Mr. Peter Fuller ia West Twerteh street, told by
Hudson street. that he had the consumption and ncurbe
Was cured by DR. IN short time Mr. Hail. comedian
Of the Chatham Theatre had the dropsy yearws tapped
several times and considered ncurabe. Was cured by Dr. H.
20 Duane st. in six weeks.
BE cautious 20 Duane near Chatham
o2o Ii-rc DR. JOSEPH HEINE.
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TO HIS HONOR THE MAYOR

noticed ,eyera paragraphs the Express Courier
SIn which y '1sy he yf fIs.e,s
,s% ,Sp, o Jay and brutal
which tey cGa.inus their attacks ybGu, The least
ss syss By h
$ Se
;" ssS 'Ss's saa "a
Of % wSSa
cord and ;s among men that might but for their inter-
respectfully solicit your Of facts not mis-
e a s y % q &C. sS.
vote Such advice given by the leading journals the Of
%
sh VIII rot e
S % G sss w.sa
rSs % y int ws and The IA On. q
oe: As. *. f s % & 1na ns, owa
s s Ct s e. y S b. %a %s % attack on the New Era
These things a ehi in the memory of many Of cti.
G E%S.
Tns s m Il. CIV HSss drink eppsd % % & M
F" F.ns N;s 50 Soeas beaten 6a S
s iss's % nsas se
.s5 Of
After amusing themselves in their usual .rdy
sas %
truly said Satan preach morality and saint when
most he plays the devil Their motives obyousthey
trying prejudice the public particularly the horites
against the Empire Club create sympathy in favor Of Clay
clubs, that they may have shadow Of for
both the vote aud ballot boxes God their wicked
chief magistae project hs rights of citizens Watch
well these critical preenders who peach morality law
aud order in breath aud the advocate
will produce s and shedding Of blood The Empire Club
have made assault attacked
sion defy the mscreants TO make good them
particular Even the attack the glorious Tr
nmph Arch in Broadway" have always advocated pacific
measures in Club and shall do but IL
PEELED to and have other must
ourselves and friends.
Respectfully. your fellow citizen,
o29 itsm ISAIAH RYNDERS.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, 1874.
The democrats have made considerable political
capital out OF an Intercepted letter, written by VIM
3. Reed, Esq enclosing an order for Sl00. to be
applied IN canvassng, and conveying voters 10 the
poll IN Lehlgh county The letter has been printed
10 German and in English, in the shape OF a hand
bill, and circulated by thousands throughout the
interior OF the State. The wings treated The
matter lightly at first, but finding that it made
deeper impression the minds OF the people
than they anticipated, they have called an in
dhgnatlon meeting tonight, TO express their opin-
ION on the subject. The democrats assert that
Il will increase their vote twenty-five per cent.
throughout the State. The letter came out through
4misdrecton IIwas addressed TO Mr.. Selpdge,
Prothonotary, Allentown, Lebigh county Mr.
Selpldge was formerly Prothonotary OF this county,
but the present incumbent is a democrat. Mr.. Sci
pdge, thinking the letter all official one, car
red II to the Prothonotary, who opened II, and
finding that II meant mischief, published IT II has
been spread far and WIDE
The Brandywine Light Boat will leave Whining
fon, Delaware, tomorrow morning, 10 take her
station tor the winter, on the Brandy wine Shoals.
SALES AT THE Stock ExcHANGE-3 shares American
Fire Ins Co. 81; 10 Fa mers' and Mechanics Bank l3
$500 State SIS "a, 800 6s 1853 i06; 20 shares
Union Bank Tennessee, 5e 100 Whining RR 2%3 90
Gerard Bank. lit; $2s5 State 6s ls46. 753
SECOND BoAHp-5O shares Wilmington RR, 24,; 100 do
bonds, s.. 1863 sl3
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 40.


CIenreU.
ship Jane Ross Crsbtree Sav vannah, Gager-Brgs
tAppes,on Bradford Barbadoes Nesmh & Walsh; Diploma
rive Iobasco do Ursula Robert San Juan Judah Tyson.
EsseI smith sayanaah, sturges earman George Yates
ia Bunker Place, iona Wainwright Lewis 81 Augustine
Fosdick Co; Vrginian, Worth, Richmond, Allen &
Arrived
New barqe Georgia. Collins, l2 hours from Providence in
British brig piadem. Merrman IA days from Windsor, Ns
with 100 tons plaster to master.
Vose. ' ~ ~
Schr Only Daughter, McDuife from Lubec with fish and
plaster, To Smith & Boynton. - ~ - ~
Sch D. b. Keller Meade; Challenge Foster; Hydaspe Burt
and Mary Ann, from Thomaston, with lime.
Schrs Florence Lowell and Two Brothers, Hnckley, from
schrs Detroit, Cammet. Mystic, Church, Excel Lowell; A.
NJ Hale, Bearse; Reside Langey; Jasper Hamilton aud
Emma, Collins, from Boston, with mdse.
Sshr Banner, Luf kin, from Calais. with lumber.
Sloop Essex Davis from Fall River, with domestics.
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NOTICE.

IL. .PAkkER, 50 Duane street, between Broadway and
"A. Elm street agent for the sale Of valuable Oil Paintings
Porceans and Antiquities has just received ship Persian
from Amsterdam fine collection Of splendid Oil Paintings
Of the Flemish and Dutch schools elegant psn acquersd
Porcelain, OF the richest kinds old Dresden Porcelain Groups
fancy Cups and Saucsr ancient rich gold Fans OF the 18th
century, aud grandeur equal sny thing imported this
country, which be disposed Of s moderate prices Ths
fore toss who wish enrich their collections ornaenns
hsyr pIIon will hnd TO their interest TO call and eSamjne
aud jndge FOR trmsev@ Ladies are particularly invited 70
vxw this splsndd collection,
~-At home tfom " ~ NJ Hub ubHA, on 2uee4sp
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On Monday morning, asth inst MARY jazz, daughter
OF Thomas and Sophia smith, aged years. months and
II days
Their fiends and acquansnces respectfully invi
cd attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from
her late sdence Of Roosevelt and Water street
On sunday evening 27th inst JoHr HoorrEL, eyed ~
yesrs aud 10 months.
His friends and acsusstancs and the members Of Fire
Company No 81, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon 1T o'clock IRON his late resi-
depcs, corner oil Norfolk and Hester streets,
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SHIP NEWS
Rv u.maf Nanhesa Gn.S h .-x. Natl

PHILADELPHIA Oct 28Arr Porpoise Drake and Csyuxa
Steward, NYork Below. Manchester. Jarman I'm Rotterdam
BALriMoaE Oct T-Am Ernst Gustav lBreml Forsion.
Bremen; Frau Annette IHanl Qogie.. Antwerp Sid Janet
Buck Buck ti,y,rGol t,sS o..iq@. KELLY .ps,S ard mL!
koIger Natucke victornr ssn1 wOesns CID 2ath
rette, NYork.
ALKiAspRIA. Oct as-An Gsldsn Rule. tBr] Washington.
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william-Palmer Thomas M Brown
Henry Butler Daniel Penney
Thomas ' M'ciiaaoeL 'csGaae Louis s"Pss Penney
John Bogert Thomas Penney
Ch ii Jones. Solomon Roswell
Fred Parker james james Snow
h.asorsp hrnsI%p:TSS SomO,o. SSSs1 %,sm ff5s,ss asand
jo%s' joRs iiss GiI.sr E5SsSiLjj%rsaes asara js"ss
William Galnick James Beajamine
So..s @ss'e: FouI., Ssa; SGsoss y,a nrrf,sls T;,s
RM vredsabersh Cornelius Corr Amion
Billings Hayward j ID Putnam
rs Pearson William smyths
VIM stnbbs Benz Moorehesd
ss. Miss' rrs1sa rsaiY' iHss;nfS H;1s% Ss'1 sTi'A
yBR Fisher Ephraim Thomes
WIN l X evss Timothy Macombs
joseph y johnson beaj saGf''as P"ss,ssa Dsy
Adam Slower Edwin velsor
Ch,rales NJ Brown Join' john ysudaasr 4a9Mn
Henry Frederick Lys,nder Devoe
Robert Penney Abraham Penney
Isaac slocpm Wm slocum
JOSEPH Marsh Marsh Il Henry m,'9S Wilson
James Johnson Bernard u,ss Snlfo" cruff
Viii Villas sshaST RSVi: A'r 5sss ss,l: s1Sy Cratic
Samuel Beyson David Ryerson
John 6rager VIM Cobon
i.aao i"ns RUsas Rusain Jssas 1.aaS S%1n Mm51v
Abrtham Mannus George Gallagher
William Lyons James w Bartlett
Thos = Wenham George Senior
Martin P-lsang Sylvester VermiIyea
Alfred Davis Joseph Anderson
John Moore John Teal
Edward Burnett Cumberson
Smith Il IL Natterson
G Call John q Norton
Nunen Isaac Norton
John Brown VIM q Bourne
VIM Hunt Abm Smith
Christopher Fish David Cluson
William Davursts George Brewer
We are compelled from want Of space from publishing
he al ire list Nome mar ,nain nurh shad
After reading the above protest. the follow ing resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the address and protest read adopted
the sentiment Of the Democratic portion of the American Re-
publican Party.
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn, adourns
meet at Stoneal This TUESDAY Evening O'clock
take such action bss tend the triumph Of
avowed principles
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary and published in the American
publican, Ensign New York Sun, Herald and Plebeiar
I. II. MATTESON, President
l.. w. NEwsoN, Secretary. o29 lt*rc
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ss Ssy or TIVE story ss mGv'e well
And a paid
WANTED5On WANTE ihe 2Qh NOysmbeI peI-a haad.omfly lar.
Of be Bs,,,rv e bay; & ssShsq S % ao " ,me
s a.i"s DO. 'sS sf%%
S s% 'ss ss' =
sSss s. .S.S.: L;
south Day. %:e waa'sd s
with sl5o for business in this city young from
IN s
s5OO-sI, ,OOO-Si ,IOO-s3, 900.
pE q n. s1's s % % sa saa csS
oace, Wall street. lbssementJ Also in sums to
oas 2tis.m Real Estate Broker
ACCIDENT AT THE NEW POST OFFICE
TO THE PUBLIC The undersigned wing article
which Friday The New Post Office
made proper in justice hemseive. the Pos
Master this city, contradict emph,caly the statement
coastraeion q seaod and that The men Wished o con-
tf%sf So 81. S%s BY the Post Master
The undersigned deny the positive that there
q the work. or the Post gave ' any deso"s or had
auy agency whatever in the erection Of the scaod in
THE sGm which the unfortunate ne
Ca5,n AID P"'e and wa: desTsd IN sssy sec stout
and which bad concealed defect The surface appearing
The accident was unavoidable aud charge OF negligence
omission can properly rest either upon the undersigned,
-"' MARTIN y, THOMPSON, Architect
ISAAC LUCAS Superintendent
JOHN GATfiELb. Painter. o2s It.nc
room water closet and good yard near Washington Parade
'sss9s
GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY
ITO LETA Tavern and Lodging House, long and well es
corner Grocery and Feed Store and Sabng for number Of
horses sc will be sold cheap r cash To !st-a kefrcory
Broadway Of Dnaue srestrent $l0 month
Two back n Pearl street Broadwayat Sc month
Two good Porter Houses efx,ure; SC for sale ssor
st Of May Three kch.n and cellar in Amy street
near Broadwaynt s5a month For sale % q snshanFe TO-
and four acres Of choice land Persons wishing sell out
i% %ssa So Pea
N: B:sw.nu to purchass, small Grocery. o2e l..m
UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
CLINIQUE.
HS Institution has been established by the Medical Faculty
hose citizens who affected surgical diseases and whose
prevent them obtaining relief have the neces
dsy throughout hs yss pSG' Dr. MOTT viii be
e At ne Gna.s s} Boadway give advice and perform
'N 'NvERsrY 99f sna Sl0is TYSG II Se SGes S charity
All who require The aid Of this charity,
Broadway and they will be attended At their own houses o.
eharEe os 2awm- -rc
ss II W65SlaVfl laVf s' Nag;S ssRls'"
osc South stssst
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UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
CLINIQUE

PlHITs TU Nt-79 9a1fsIs bsa geeI!ly sgg!hsm
ossc " South ssSst
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
EXHIBITION.
T H L f ND OF THE WORLD.

OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by +. Anelli, at the Apollo
~ 4l0 Broadway The Exhibition isl entirely xeperate
from the Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. M. TO r. NJ, and from TO 10 p NJ
Admission u cents. ol0 Inns
PANORAMA AT NIBLO's gARDEN..Open for Mort
season. the most magnificent Panoramic Painting
hbited in this country $50 all the Artists seen
was executed by the celebrated Artists MIR W. Danie r.
g. Parres and Augustus Earle, r. A. London. II open
during the day.
Admance the Garden and Panorama Artists are
respectfully invited visit the Panorama free of charge
u The Panorama of Madras exhibited in Russell
SQUARE attended with and when purchased by
London sia 2mrc
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yellow ClTIZENS Our headed by the brave
Lafayette, fought under the OF the immortal Wash
ngton to American Independence aud establish Re
publican Institutions IN this country.
Never before have the French citizens taken in
The elections Of the city Of New York But in days
things and have changed Whole populations have
grated from SuroPe-seuled themselves the United saies
and enjoy free and benevolent institutions Several political
PARTIES have lately been formed which might crush
these liberal awsth prids Of every American citizen
owe TO ourselves citizens Of the United States Of America
well adopred country and the memory Of
fathers fallen for American Independence In consequence
this TO meetng where the principles OF bot
parties should he taken into consideration and where will
decide u giving votes for those who according views
offer the best security Tor the Of those Republic
martyrs Of liberty IN 10
Fellow citizeas Liberty and Public Order is the motto
this and mother country Never it, and you may
depend on the protection Of both
FRANCE AND AMERICA
Meeting Wednesday Evening, Octobsr 3oth O'Clock
r. NJ at No. IA Lispenard street, corner Of Broadway
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AUCTION SALES.

: LARGE o SALE or PLANTS AT AUCTION,
/ EVl SPOONER will sell This Day at II o'clock No
- ISL Broadway s00p choice Plants consisting part OF
one hundred pou handsome Aremesa stock
Csmeas Roses Oranges and Lemons with variety
other ornamental plants o:o ItsIn
BENJAMIN MOONEY AactIoaerr
THIS DAf.-FuRNlTURE SALES, at 10 O'Clock, No. "a
vesey street MOONEY Co. will sell all the Furni-
Dining and Kitchen Furnitae Brussels Ingram and Hair
Carpet; Sofas Per- Centre Dining aud breakfast Tables; Ma
hopany and Maple Chairs Pier snd hante Glasses Mantel
Lamps; Window Shades; Plated Ware China do; Glss, do
o29 ltem
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n ERMAN TOYS-JACOB s. PLATT will sell This D.v
az az y oSloca at the Auction Room, No Pat
ust landed from Bremen and imported expressly
city retail trade and forming the best offered
Auction this Each consisting 0f valua
BE Toys viz: in part VILLAGES in eo1ssEarm Mssogs
~. s Pins u 6cass-a,ge Woody DOGS aud ssr.r
bidder and worthy the attention OF the city country
trade ~ oqQ ii m
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BURTON'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA


~ TUESDAY; 2gh October, 1874
EXCHANGE No RoBBERf,
On WHos TO FATHER Mgi
Russell Mrs. Booth AID Mrs. burke
THE MILLINER's HOLIDAY.
0D- PRICE REDUCED TO 25 CENTS 90
"A who wish TO patronize 1.-THE BATTLE OF BUNKER
ILL" the Coliseum 450 Broadwaythe Greatest M-chan.
ica Exhibition in the Wordamost surpssses real lie
hfs been visited by more than 10000 persons in Boston and
P.S Exhibitions on Wednesday, and Saturday. at p M
and Schools admitted on liberal terms o27 lwis.m
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Academy Of Design OF
"a Leonard street and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow
ing magnificent Pantngs-The Abandonment Of Henry Hud
the unfortunate discover Of New York The Ba.
Of Miana Africa between the Fench and the Arabs And
The only Portrait Of Abde kader the celebrated Bedouin
Chief Hours Of ofexhibon from 10 A. NJ to9P. NJ. Admit
beautiful thogaph of the Abandonment Henry Hudson
New York, October 10, 1874. oo lmsec
ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING.
A CARD-MK WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
their Glasses in Dancing Watxing and the Polka Dance will
comnence at the Assembly Room Constituuon Hall
Broadway Saturday, October 18th, and will continue
throughout the season.
Days Of Tuition for Young Ladies and CentIenen under H.
every Tuesday and Saturday ssnoon commencing Sand
for the elder class Of Gentlemen Every
Dancing taught in Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
to pupils.
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended on ap
plicaon above at his Private Academy No 10 Sixth
Avenue where terms will be made known and circulars
containing particulars o2 msrc
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AsHxs-Pots continue in very moderate demand at 81
lsa Pesrs steady st 81 25 A. Sl4.
BaEApsruFrs-We havs particular change to notice.
There ia a small demand.
The receipts Of Flour and Wheat at tide weter for the
th; in are-
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CIRCUS-HOWERY.

BRIkLIANT ADDITION TO THE 1koUPE
Fifteen in the Circle.
Col johnson, ~ Shindel H. Nichols B. Jennings and
Mcfarland aud Master Walter Aymar
SIX LADIES will ride this evening.
FTs nigb, Of he Grand Psgean, q %,Jshp
New Songs from Old Virginia by the pandemonium Mnstrcs
Boxes % cents Pit i2 cents-Peormancss
quarter before TO by l0h o22s3tm
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Ninth WARD KENTUCKY CLAY CLUB.
s CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN
THE mem Of the Kentucky Clay Club and all those dis
posed TO lend their aid TO assemble Kentucky
Hail. No. Perry street, Wednesday Morning, 30th nst
O'clock The object being operate with their fellow
Wings in the celebration Of that day.
VIM. BILLINGS MECH, Secretary. Item
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Mr. Brougham will appear O'CalIaghan night Of
Cupid mot burlesque bures but buretta
written by Haynes Bayley. Esq)-Mr John Dunn Cupid
and Bigaroon
THIS EVENING October 80 will be presented the buret,a
buresqued entitled cUPI IDMasier smith alias Cupid MIR
John Dunn Mrs Vulcan Saith Miss X Shaw.
After which, FAIR STAR or the Singing Apple and Dancing
Waier-Cheny Mr. Timm; Far Star Miss Melton.
Broug gham Charles. Mr. Forester
ADMIssoH-Dess Circle 50 Upper Boxes 23 Pit IS
Private Boxes ITO accommodate persons) 81 each
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WANTED-A three story story attic House, well
w situated in Boadwayfor small family for six
months, longer may all parties. Address, post paid
to j. No. 20 Hudson strset-stating location and rent
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK TUEATRE.

PAHh TIfEATNBs
Ny. Placide-Mr Msywood-the Rights Of Woman lfor the
hrst time in America, and London Assurance.
THIS EVENING. Oct. 90 will be- prrsented the coneey
Of LONDON ASSURANCE-sr Harcour Courtly, Mr.
To eoaslud, wih the RIGHTS or WOMAN, Or the Rose
aud the Thisile-sr A. Burley, Bart. Mr. haywood.
ADMISSION -Bosrs s Tier and Third Ters
50 cents-Pit5 So cents-Gallery % cents.
OPERA HOU>E
THIS EVENING. Oct 2a-Aamission IS cents-IMMENSF
ATTRACTlON.-A Grand Moving PANORAMA Of the
CITY OF BOSTON royrRiNo 5000 SQuARE FEsT oy
CANVASS and the ETHIOPIAN SERrNADEkS. Messrs.
FOR THIS NIGHT.
This Painting, executed by j. H. SMITH Esq, from
Original Drawing taken the by him in 1872 aud finished
ia 844 will be Exhibited Six Secous OF thirty feet each
Allowing time at each section FOR explanation
For full particulars OF oncer programme Doom
open 7Concert and Exhibition quarter before O'Clock
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DEMOCRATIC GROCERS
WAKE. AWAKE!-AROUSE. AROUSE THE De-
ocratic Grocers Of the city and county Of New Yors
friendly the election OF Polk and Dallas Wright aud Gad-
requested TO attend meeting at North American Hotel.
Tuesday evening goth instant make
horse back 10 join In the Torchght Procession he
THOMAS MARTIN. Chairman.
r. b. BuRroN. Secretary. o28 2tsrrc
r. ENERAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC,-WATER-
~ MAN SWEET, Natural Bone-Setter, intends leaving on
the through New Jersey by Mount Holly and Burns
ton, to answer calls by aerhavng been called here from
Philadelphia especially attend number OF extraordinary
casesa1d have oed-some hampered and Others
pampcredbnnt eatenmistaken, beginning the wrong
Joint aud orking for years the afflicted
called broken bones when dislocsed in Philadelphia City
for several weeks Constant employ Of the
imaginable often the most learned and celebrated the
BY Vermont d os school n
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