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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-10
Friday, Oct. 9-6 p. m

Friday, Oct. &c r. m.
There was very slight Improvement in quotations for
stocks today, but the sales were unusually limited
Harlem went up u; Norwich and Worcester, q Long
Island, a. and Reading, x Morris Canal and Canton
closed firm at yesterdays prices. The tendency OF
prices towards further advance the market closing
ct the first board firm at our quotations.
At the second the sales extent but prices
remain about the those ruling in the morning
The lower board of brokers entirely eclipse the up
per board in the extent of operations The older bro
ksrs in the street make transactions very cautiously
leaving It for those having limited experience to go
their length in the fancies at present prices
The Boston money market represented AZ being very
easy and any amount be obtained on choice secur
ties and first class business paper but on mortgages Of
real estate there very little Offering Some of the div
dend paying railroad stocks of that section have recenv
advanced Worcester is worth 10 per cent advance no
cause Of reported gains in receipts Concord 81 from
the same cause and the rejection of proposition to sub
scribe for stock In Portsmouth line Old Colony mar 10
4 advance; and Providence, TX advance Portland and
Portsmouth has risen to 90 o. and Charlestown Branch
$s per balance due Its lands in Charlestown are
expected to pay good profit the cost of filing up
The following is the amount OF flour shipped from Ro
chester by canal during the month Of September for
three years -
September. -. ......... .bbls 5000 1851 sSio3
The following table will show the movements in flour
at Rochester for each month"; ON the opening Of cana
navigation to October LIST, for three years =
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The Empire Club.

TO OUR DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
Club held Dunn 9th ward Hotel on Friday evening,
October g. 1916, John Austin in the Chair Tho meet.
quires and the President Mr. Austin, who discourssd
most slo3usnty upon the tariff and claim Of sas Wright
received By the oudest acclsmstion and the hearty
cheers Of the unpaid democracy present The following
resolutions were presented and the unanimous vote
That the members of tho Empire Club feel it their
solemn duty to say
nze Isaiah Rynders as President of the Empire Club OF
the City Of New York. believing him to DO man SO
rules which should govern Unconstitutional when the FOOD
of all is to be considered.
That Rynders is arbitrary, partial, passionate, gno
rant Of parliamentary usages, subservient to eqaes
hostile to fair and upright measures and in no way capa
Bile Of healing our differences bene6tng the demo
minedto gainsay his acts.
That are fully satisfied that the financial affairs of
the Club from its organization in ls44 up the present
time have not beer kept in manner as 10 give satsac
ton to its members from the fact that no account Of
moneys received how expended has ever been given
at any meeting of the club and that our democratic
guarded in what manner they lend their aid
That as men. and lovers Of our rights and rightfu
justified in asking and being resolved in determine
ton in endeavoring by fair and honorable to OBJ.
tain the large silk banner of the association now in the
hands Of Rynder), which has also been purchased by
contribute to the Empire Club by its friends for
man; yet il withheld from US by injustice, we feel
proud in stating that we have the first banner under
wncn the Empires marched and under whose plain and
simple folds we intend again to march victory not
only over our political foes but those who would only
make use Of our exerons for base and reacherous
tves.
Resolved, That in the firm and manly bearing of our
PRESIDENT John Austin, in attending the call Of Ryn
ders at the old headquarters and advocating the
rights OF the Empires against great numbers he has
for himself the name of the Unconqueabe Defender Of
the Empires and that committee of 1--WE be appointed
to procure medal inscribed with sentiments relative to
the frmness there displayed
JOHN 8. AUSTIN President
THoMAs JANSEN. Recording Secretary, pro tenn.
JOHN MCMAHON, Corresponding Secretary.
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HoWEs & CO.'S N. Y. MAMMoTnCIRCUs.

THIS unrivalled of Eguestrians will perform az
Schohsrie the Oct; Scheme ctady the West
Troy the I'd at the sh Trey the Oh and III
west side Of the Hudson RIVER route to New York
United States, comprising le Men and Horsss rssu,SG =
Carriages convey the performers Mardrohes
&c The company has attached i Eight Female s9us.
trians whom is the Greatest Female RIDER Oh ths
Age, recently arrived from Paris, ,.yrr
MADAME MARIE MACARTE.
whose new style Of Equestrian Fess Pecuiaf neI OWL
and ~ ehsrmns ai.efs with which she chains her add
ence render this ged and cTf'e the Lead
ug of the this country Inc rfopnetors
refer the public the brilliant Description gwen ne 70
performed b. this distinSui,nee 9yrse Ns.... NJ.
NIxelN and the unspproachablc Clown DAN HCE, -.
. ~ Performers the celebrated and principal Hi
d.s de Napoleon ofthe Arena Mr. HOBBS whose fs9ts Oh
nile act by Master SirSn Olympic Ezsr-
Ts@blsI, M; MACARTE woIs%sytsssI. gss@;rsEv E
IN elegant 0ymnssre rSstSIss 1nS 05oupinSst Mr..
sss!ie. By NJ, NiIon and his .oa Mr. aey:s IN his NJ
G. Hcwes in s,sci Hope EvoIunogs Mr. Geo Sweet, the
The whole comprisps the leading. most alsnssd. ssd
e' 90 F' HOWESk Co s New York Mammoth Circus
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BOAT

STOffEp, supposed to have been stocp a green bosf,
ABOUT fifteen sixteen feet long with quantity g
grg The owner have the BY proving and
paying charges, application Charles Davis
The person who had on and left his oo 3Src
man OF and iutsgrys wishes situation
Of the bunes Would not object leave New York or TO
make himself generally useful He conducting
been between and three Year, Satisfactory
given. Addgess A. g. ut the Herald Office oIo stsr
M RS. CARROLL's Medicsed Vspor and sulphur Bsrhs
Nl lss Fulton street. opposite Church street certain
Tor colds coughs rheumatism throat ali in
ammstory diseases inc dent the chsngsable state
weather The sgphar yspor Bath is Particularly
ard dss.ss ofths skin Open froms o'clock ia the morning
till no'cloek anight oio itsr
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EDUCATION-Nrr. MCCARTHY who conducts the
~ Msthsmassi Department in Trinity School has few
Of pupils either in school family Evening classes
opened or Instruction in English ter tire, Mercantile
sn !. % eondns BY rofs;or yepa s Green
other particulsfs Applicant may be made to Mr. arhy.
daily from yi 81, A. M. and from till 3K, r. NJ, or to
Professor Viheplait, AZ ao< We
eEErEnErgEs-Rey W. Morris, Rector Ct T1ny School,
varnck greet Professor Looms New York University.
hev. Z; W Hsckey Professor Matchmaker &C., Comm
Ola CoiIege. of0 3tsrc
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Elections.

Further returns from Connecticut evnce very little
alteration from the town elections of last year The
wings have gained in four towns and lost in three.
In Maine the wings appear thus hold the upper
hand There are now SO wings elected to the Legisla
ture and 46 democrats
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fhhladelph1a Agents for the Herald. q. b.
Zieber Co., Ledger Buildings I'd street. near Chesnut
where those wishing 70 subscribe, will please leave Their
names Terms-73 cents month"; including the Sunday
paper 81 cents without It. Advertisements communi
cations intended for next days paper, be left
agency by o'clock in the afternoon. TOLD
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The Plumbe National Daguerrean Speci-
mens now exhibiting the Fair and ISL Broadway Perhaps
no faithful specimens of this can be fouud Than
those now e.hbiti?s the Fair They comprise romb
command attention that will justify its ed
popularity and the that its undensbe
hdrv Of execution Let travellers visitors the Fair
only enquire for the Plumbe Daguerrean,
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On the evening of the 9Th instant in accordance with
the regulations Of the Society Of Friends, FRArcn H.
MACY to DEBORAH UNDERHiLL, and at the same time,
Henry H. Cox, to Louisa s. UxDsRHrLl, daughters Of
Adonijah Underhfll, Of the city Of Brooklyn.
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n n VA. -----I-
n 1873 FULTON STREET (Sun Buding.l n
ADesmng il unnecessary TO enter into particulars -
respecting his Fall Fashions for 1886 would simply state that
his style will excel in beauty lgntnes aud color
any thing offered the public of the city
OF New York His prices low his hats fine.
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I 10 oeiobsr, tsf the sfa .hras yssrs, hsss

the first week 10 6ssbsr sf the sfsi .hras yssrs hsss
been Is annexed.
PRflAprkenfA AND READING RAiLRoAu
Travel. ......; o.. e2.Ne.ei $s23l 50 S3,ss3 fs
Freight goods. -. 6lls l,0s3 80 254s SO
Do coal. 90. nsli 80 ss,ss 80 .7iii IL
Totals. 49,. 81. srs7a 81 ss,.in % ss,oss IS
ported, tons D.. 1909 2ioss ssoi3
This is about he largest weeks business ever done on
this road but % have doubt the facilities of the com
pany win be pushed to their utmost for the remainder
the season. a ths purpose of getting as large quantity
Of coal to mafkst ~ possible before winter sets in
The business on the main line of the Pennsylvania ca
nails, connscsed with the imports and exports of Pitts
burg for the enh of September and from the opening
Of navigation he ist Of October lsAs has been as
aexed -
COMMENCE o. PIrTsBuRo-TxPoRTs AND EXPORTS
IMPORTS.
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TNHE public Of Philadelphia aud nsghborng eies
Il respectfully informed, that on
Monday, October 9Th, 1916,

Tl>HE public OF Philadelphia aud eghbonng cities,
Il respectfully informed, that,
Monday, October 9Th, 1876,
THE NATIONAL CIRCUS AND THEATRE,
Chestnut street, near Ninth will be opened for the
Winttr Season,
Under the Management of Messr.. WEIGH MANN, in a
ance Of that DISTINGUISHED and FAsHIONABLE SUPP
SORT has fallen under their uncontrolled direction
THE WHOLE OF THE INTERIOR
has been rendered sngulay elegant by rch classic lsht
and novel style OF Decoration which the most e
fects that Furnished gold produce will be chsstey
heightened by ground OF cream color and pure white
THE SPLENDID CHANDELIER,
ian exhibition tselfI will emit numberless lights,
THE STAGE ARENA,
and indeed parts Of the ed6ce light cheer
The Furniture IL entirely NetC!
the the Seats and Of the Repoes Of the best
qusy the and carpets Of the most brilliant patterns
The vsters and Of this most Fashionable Arsna,
will be welcomed and sauted by I,
"A FULL ORCHESTR
talent led by the celebrated Mr. ST LUKE Of
direct the National Anthem and the Of the evening
the vorite pieces OF the most admired
French German, and Italian Operas.
The Equestrian and Dramatic Artists engaged of
knoledged talent and the Troop Of Horses be-
squailed IN America:
Novelties impossible be surpassed are in acve prepar-
alton the Managers having resolved render this
extraordinary witnessed in Philadelphia
o6
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MARYLAND.

Snow HILL, February 81, 1876.
M r. SETH w. FOWLE:-sIR-Please send me as coon
lvA possible another lot Of Wisars Balsam Of Wild
for many years IL has proved be highly useful
Much hiss been said and written
zion ~ this article justly think from observation OF
Its enec upon Others and my experience ia
Some mooths having bad cough lost my appetite
basam To my subsection and Joy, when had taken
bottles. my cough removed my appetite returned,
and strength aud senera health restored Whenever
have any symptomps OF tbs kind return Immediately
lieve this Of the best medicines he world for coughs
and ncpent and that nvaids advanced
stages may be relieved by using il;
Firm Of Townsend 4 Upshur
We say uuhestatingly ard without blush this me dicne
"can 7 be beat" Beware of counterfeits
None genuine unless signed J. RliTT'S on the wrapper.
Fore sale by A. B. X ID. SANDS. Agents for New York
ey also by druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada ol0 ltD&W
TANNERS MAP OF MEXICO AND TEXAS.
NEW Dillon.
HE Third Edition Of this standard Map ready for
Place This Map, which has been adopted by the
and furnished the army large scale and
exhibits the several States and especially the Seat of War;
the leading Roads &C. Size IS by 80 nches-Prce 50
public are cautioned against miserable imitsaion
Of ths map. Just Issued. oio lterc
NAILS, TWINE, SHOE THREAD, SC.
Gut and wrought Nails, Brads and Spikes.
~ Seine, Sewing, Wrapping and Baling Irvine.
Cotton Seine of the best quality, Hopewe" and other
marks.
Shoe Thread, green. half bleached yellow and brown
Carpet Wsrp,. Cotton and Flax, colored and plain.
Gshu%, Cordsge, BALE Rope Cotton DO.
nS. and thread SUITABLE Gss 81 &S'snSs slime
o0 ltsr los Pearl
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
FALL AnnANUEMENl.
e5E44 49,

s PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE,
VIA RAILROAD ANU CANAL,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG.
The above Line in foil operation Passengers leave
Phladelpha every morning at TX o'clock IN the hest and
Portable description of for Harsburgh. where
they embark the Packet Beat.
This is of The agreeable thai be found
in the The the Susquehanna and Jun
alta rivers unsurpassed for beauty and variety.
U7-Ofice in Philadeic ha, No 2t M srket street
Passengers shoud be careful pay their ir IN New
York further than Philadelphia there in that
A. B. CUMMINGS. Agent.
Philadelphia, October, 1896. apl0 6msrrc
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AucrsOa RUTfCEns


JOHN J. v. WEsTERvELT.
by S ase
IN continuation the effects Of the estate Of Mary Fetham
Tables Bassel. and nreaia carpe Bureaus, showcase
Clock Signs Rockers and Chsirs, washtsnds
Also. clothing Trunks, aad all other goods unesed for
from yesterday's sale. oI0 h~r
uARDwAkEp 9ouhTYITERAYv S sSsssni fisroLs &C.
Turtle Ducuzea. win sell This Day, at 10 o'clock at
mingham Sheffield and Hardware Fancy arti.
Ais0 with winch the sale will commence, lots Of staple
Hardware goods, the stock ola house business
e0Hp' S age IN lots TO 81; retail dealers
and sham buck Knives and Forks, Carvers, &c.
en- GonsIe. Pen and Pocket Knives Rszors scissors.
Also Guns aud double barrel Guns; 800
pairs brass and b,ued barrel Pistols.
Aso !voy Kpv.s Fad Fora; s a ssf aud dozens
eli p. Az! Ssy !. osas I x.
for account Of whom may soncesn three Hardware
xas: sans 81: #
Shears Carriage Bands Rim loo!s Steel she Csrrisge
GREAT SALE OF
VAL UABLE BUILD NC LOTS,
IN THE CITY OF NEWARK
nent Of Thomss Ward deceased will sell at public
sas4a on saS r che h day q nseSsr nsr 81 hs
EoTs Washington Plane NssOt and streets
constituting part Of the est Of said lho%s. Ward
are in the improved part o. the city Of Newark with
either q of obtaining
M location as private The property in
ice Of EDWARD Cook No ass Broad street. Terms and con
''10A' A'''e known on inc ''' WI W. PENNINGTON,
ostol7ercsu'r Executor Of Gen, Thomas Ward, dec.
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BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
pool. PACKETS

BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
POOL PACKETS,
az For LIvERPOoL-The only regular Packet OF
MA the 10th Of October-The splendid fas,-sailing
Packet Ship CAMBRIDGE, burthen 1850 tons
Captain WIN Bantow, will sail positively Friday, the
10th Of October.
is scarcely necessary to say. as well know to the ira
Yelling pubc that the modaons OF the Cambridge
for CABIN I'd Cabin and seege Passengers fitted out in
ment and yenence that but add the comfort
those embarkng, who should call and this
men OF naval architecture, before engaging elsewhere
passage In Cabin I'd Cabin and Ssenge early applca
ton should be made board foot Of Beekan
the subscribers. ROCHE. BROTHERS Co,
olorc IS Fulton st. tnext door to the Fulton Bank).
fR FOR NEW ORLEANS LouIssns and New
ky York Lne-Positively the first Regular Packet OF
packet bark JANE E. WILLIAMS. Parker. master. now
loading and will sail above, her regular day .s
For freight or passage apply on board orisens rna
foot OF Wall street, orto Elk. COLLiNss 49, -
Positively goods received after Tuesday evening '
Agent in New Orleans, James n. Woodruff, who VIII
promptly forward all goods TO his address,, ,.l. -
Packet Ship Genesee, Capt MIno VIII succeed tne yn'
y. Williams and sail on the 23d her regular LAY.
d $50 FOR LONDON-Regular packet OF me lSth
s3 Ocrober-The first elias. fast sailing psen o snip
k,QUEBEC, Capt. ,. H. Wuhsms, o"f'nen '''' io"'
Hsv,pr very superior accommodation for cabin second
cabin and seesae psssenge persons INTENDING 70 embark
i s"s or 10 JOSEPH McMURkAf,
cor Of Pine and South sts.
The Quebec will be spcceedsd By the packet ship yelling
ton, Capt Chadwick and sail on the lH NOV oNh
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sOf these $50 lbs were d. and 81 800 lbs green hides
comparison of the leading articles imported this
year. compared with thoss for the corresponding period
last exhibits increase In china ware of lbs
25o,79s lbs; glassware, 496S lbs, STEEL $4,000 lbs
tin, l4s2ss lbs snvils 2a,7ls lbs; tar and roan,
ls4ss7 lbs; fish, 4oas bba pig metal s,l6ok tons and
decrease in hemp, 1882 lbs; leather, ,7s7 lbs;
dry goods s,lo7 o7s lbs; drugs, s4ss74 lba musins
(Which suppose means domestic cotton manufsc.
tures) 1887 0s3 lbs tobacco, manuactured 40 STA
lbs; paper l2sls5 lbs SALT 1850 bushels; blooms
mel, lel4,< tons; liquors, 1851 gallons.
comparison of the exports Of the leading articles
this year. with those for the corresponding period last
exhibits increase in hemp of ass $50 lbs; cotton
1912 lbs tobacco leaf 1886 lbs; bacon. 2l6
lbs; cheese andl butter 45se2 lbs; rags, 90 lbs
-four, 1924 bbs. whisksy, la,I4e gals, and dc.
crease in feathers, Of l405 $40 bs WOOL 9l lbs;
Pot and pearl ashes, .o4l lbs talow, 7,o4s lbs.
These aggregates show great fluctuations in the In
and decrease of various articles Tobacco exhi
bits an increase not likely be maintained the coming
year. the culture in Ohio has been dimnishedo
extent The increase in -four to be attbu ted to the
speculative demand for export The separate increase
cheese and butter cannot be ascertaned, both
items in one last year. The item of bacon shows
that there has been large increase within two months
Of this year.
The decrease the item Of dry goods going West,
deserving of particular attention II may in part be at
trbuted to the smaller purchases made by Western
for the fall trade. Coffee, hardware groceries, STEEL
tin, pig metal, &c, exhibit q handsome increase.
The other business of the Canal this year compared
with last, annexed -
No. Of boats cleared in the above time, 1884, 246i
1885,. 2,506
Increase. ........... H.
Passengers, miles travelled same time, 1870. 9ls,e9l
1885,. oil s06
Decrease. ............. 50s5
Amount of tolls received time, ls4S. $7676o 03
1875. 73,l68 %
Decrease. ............. $4,59l 90
On the amount of produce going East the tolls
criterion Of value to the State and the above shows
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,

GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Boeks Paintnsg,
w Epsrsyngs, Fancy s,ssioIsry DIswins'. Dr.winS
foor up fight OF stairs ihaving leased the 6Yss
foor where every thing will be sold ut a. low prices and
ing up a soon a. possible his Book Department
Cheap List will soon be pubished forhoss who will ssy
are invited call and sramjns his New Rooms,
No 2ss Brosdwsv second floor sl3 eodess urve
49, WANTED TO CHARTER--A hrst clsss ship
II y for New Orlssns-which will meet with quieh dss
R,psfch Apply TO J. HERDNAN,
oS7h q South susst
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NO BROADWAY. up stairs offers for sale, liberal
terms 81 bales g. Jsgo; hhds Scraps: 20 cases
Leaf s. cases Scsffara; case of Jusus Smokng doz
Snuff 400 600 of Havana Segas; gross
Friction Matches, Marck x Bsckes fabric
As9 large assortment OF Paper Segas various brands.
and Wholesale and ret-il. oO Imsrc
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE

L Rotunda, in the Park, open daily ION A. M ntil
dark. On Mond ~ and Tuesday evenings the
brilliantly lis hted until 10 y M.
Life n1embership daar Single admission IS cents
The Public Soho Is admitted free Sa urdays hs naking
arrang ments with the doorkesper OF 2wssie
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FOR SALE-AN ICE ESTABLISHMENT,
CITUATE in the of Haverstraw. in the County Of
- Kockand, consisting ofthe Buildings and Implement ne
for conducting he business. Also ice
material: for the procuring and delivery Office be sold
II sold by the 18th the will be let the
suing reasonable Apply so Division treet
New York, to LYON
o8 lWs re
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REPOSITORY OF THE FINE ARTS,
~ CANAL street. bewee Roadway and Church street
B. has added to his collection fine specimens
Of Engraving by the old such Morghen
Bartoozzi. Woole Cabot &c Fine modern French and
English Epgrsvings and Mezzontos Of which
quisirey coiored; architectural desgns Juleus Studies;
English Horses Dogs asd Grckete fine Theatrical md
Theatrical Scenes and Characters for children Fancy Sta
tionerv in abundance. lwsrc
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TO COUNTRY WEKCHANTS.
BROWN SHEETIN0S AND SHIRTINGS, Of every
- style and width all the known brands both
hne Stark Mill Lawrence Indian Head CABOT A. Pre mi
um Heavy, Merrmack Exeters Unknowns, &c ay be had
manufacturers the floors OF
Cedar street. half block above Pearl Low priced
and medium yard wide shscne also hes. hern
Wadding. r. N UNDEkHlLt
o26 ltsrc IS aud 20 q lar st.
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Mk. bOYLElS aECoNp LErTiiRE.

Wn. BY LEES 5ECOND LEuJukE,
ME- bofLk respectfully nf2rms The c,tissns OF New
Ava fcFk that he VIII lecture Photography, the 6uy.
vesant Institute, on Monday evening, Oct 18th.
Reading matter in Photography will be gratultously dis
tented which the audience will be taught read before
leaving the hall.
AT the close Of the lecture the Of persons wishing 10
JOIN class will be taken Terms s. for
which VIII give thorough theoretical and practical know
ledge OF the
Admiitances 70 tie Lecture on Monday evening 50 cents
TICKETS 10 be had the office Of Andrews Boyle 68
street, and - The evening of the Lecture
To commence halEpast O'Clock oiON II ger
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THE NATIONAL
association OF INVENTORS,
WILL hold their Annual Meeting az Mechanics Hall. No.
w ava Broadway, Monday the 18th October instant at
A. NJ until IL A. Nj and meet again Wednesday the
instant ats A. NJ and continue until the annual business
Inventors. all classes. invited
L. d. GALE. Cors. Sect'y.
J. r. PRISON, Jr., Rec. Sect'y 90 Iwr
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M EkCHANT TAIL OR, ll6 William street, opposite IN,
WI Washington stores. o. B. C. has reserved cornple
ss,ortment e Cloths CassimeIes and vesngs suitable fo
fs wear, which, being paid for in cash will be made
measure at very low prices 6ne Fro1ch twilled blaci
cloth Coat to order $40 usual price S23;
EysIy other garment equal low Likewise hanoson
Vests white Marssillss Vests, &c.
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Uecrease. p4,oSl w
On the amount of produce going East the tolls
criterion Of its value to the State and the above shows
decrease of 81 SOL 90.