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lEtna Fire Insurance Company. ~ Hart
ford, COnnectieutst tyt
"A PPLJCATION for insurance, Or abe sssaswel
IA Of policies, and all businesA scnneciea With
the Office, may be made to the suhsenbsr, tgsnt o.
the Company for the District Of Coluuhis, and ~
cinity with full power rsesive and issuc policies
on terms as favorable as any other Office.
at5p, ID. A. NALL, Agent
Washingien, LIST April 1916.
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MUTINY ON BOlRD TIE ST. MARYS
Sentence Of the Nutineers to be Hung.
SUSPENSION OF CAPT. JONES.
Foapture OF = Mexican Schooner.


The New Odeans Picayans, of October I'd, 70.
ceived in Washington last evening, says the reve-
nue. cutter Van Buren, arrived off the South West
Pass on the Both ult, from Vera Cruz and the
blockading squadron in the Gulf
We learn by this arrival that Capt. Carpenter
aud his men, the crew of the shipwrecked Trux-
ton, HAD reached Vera Cruz, where they will re-
main till exchanged.
1t was believed that Santa Anna had arrived
at the capital, and entered upon the duties of his
office.
Capt. Jones, of the U s. revenue cutter For.
ward, has been suspended from command by
Dom. Webster, for disobeying orders.
The Forward has captured Mexican schoon-
er loaded with corn
Two OF the crew of the st. Marys have been
guilty OF mutny and insubordnaton One of
them knockt d down Lieut.. Taylor, who had re-
ported him 10 he captain for a msdemeanor
A court martial was called-he was tried
found gully, and sentenced to be hung; but it
was thought a reprieve would be granted, pro-
baby from mitigating circumstances, not made
public
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Packets to Sail.
Packets 20 Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBNN 10.
Cleared.

Cleared.
New %sn sSa%s s Mobs n'f Ersil
ss5 seds;$%1s %s:.s1 S'sS
SEQ oseeOis LoInS Bnzos jags; TySes. McCofnieE,
sa.
sss aS; Hawkins Barge
s IL. fs s% ala s &
sais from 81 @ NE SCI signal. with BIZ
Ssee1a Of Warren g day. from The csp.ps;
Aa1iaTy .sa%.hip M.:.as hu.e.a Wood from New o.
CO The carried compsniss Of is regiment uepps,
ss:;s F.. s s.S: ssi1
Ia 2; "a 20 .
FL 81 s
a.m;s. On he %oIniS. he sSh ihs gale mode
Exchanged signals with schr showing
white signal red BORDERS. with letters W WHIT
D%ak.@ IKE n. had NE
sris ~:teils M day. from Rio J.n.iro with
some s9su;os L0S f ,a SsSre cd
k0 Gsande OTt 70 with her Sept 18th
R1 q
les 81 50 Ion "a a. steamboat Mutual Safety, hence for
Brig Ramon de Zado, Conn., IS days from St juan C. A.
with hides. &c, to WIN Tyson.
fu f'f '% s ay.
. Ss ss Sg s;.s ssa ssp
lou spoke brig Susan Jane st.nsrd Portland days
from Darien, Fla bound Portland. 9th inst lat 80 N,
the rigging to some vessel sunk about fathoms
k, s X Roach Broyn Il days from Ragged Island, with
Brig Sterling Thompson days from Savannah with cot.
ton SC TO Dunbam Dimon Sept a. lat 81 So Ion expe
ca heavy gale from NE during which lost sails, and
SSis FSsa thatcher day. from Savannah. with cotton
Brig Clntoa, Andrews days from with cotton
and rice, to stnrges, Chairman &Co
HE fal% Hall days from Baltimore, with flour and salt
schr Marcia, Phillips, days from Washington NC with
schr Eicott Cole days from Baltimore with iron and
tobacco, to johnson X Lowaen
Ssh, Davis a Mrch days from Wilmington Nc
Sshr CorhoT09, barsom II days from Bergen Iron Work
seI 4 Stevens, Briggs from Baltimore, with mdse, 70
schr Charleston flashes Washington NC naval stores to
scLr Mary, Phillips Washington NC naval stores to
schr + r Bagwell. Miles, Cherrystone, potatoes
Schr WIeE, Fisher, Chincote que, corn
ehT sfni Painter s Cr9pRs Ghsso;e.sue COM
Steamer Gov Dudley isw,o dsys from wimior,on.
via Delaware City. to Vanderbilt '''"''s''"'
The Bremen bark udsou bound to Bremen came to an.
into BY brig, which carried rway her jibboom &c
sw brig Jno Johnston. Wuh, 10 days from Stockholm
with iron, to Boorman X Johnston.
Brig Erie from Marseiles.
Also bng-usknown.
Bak Panths, for Richmond brig Josephus for Curacao
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BAHIA, August ?9, jsa6-For articles Of export the
markets hore at the time of closing. stands fol.
lows Sugar. whites 26o0a 1850 per srroba has been
$1,000 aao0. Dry hides lisa $50 dry do sailed Ills
Hl2o Coffee, w9ahed, 4loo0 $1,000 per arroba (;
washed frsts do s0 3naO0 seconds do 270O 29O0;
thirds do 2N200 23C0 Cocoa, 2700 a2s00 For arti.
cles Of import prices areAle wanted at $780, which is
the last sale do Porter at 1850. Candles of all kinds
Richmond, duty off, l7n500 lsH60o Baltimore and Phi
adephia dull at 550o 000 with full stocks Of these
and Trieste brands hand Goldfish nominal. Amer
Mess Pork 10000 and wanted do Mess Beef There
Is not much demand for other articles usually imported
Exchange on London, 26sA ~ Paris, 1855, and Ham,
burg go Spanish Doubloons 32N500, Mexican do 1921
000 Silver Dollars los 100 per cent. The amount OF
Exchange transacted for the packet Of the 18th was
small at these rates.
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Force OF the nIexicaus.

From the Washington Union, August 8
letter from President Paredes to General Arista of
the 18th of April found in the baggage of the de-
feated after the battle Of Resaca de Ia Palma In
this despatch the President OF Mexico appears full of
confidence and vaunts He boasts Of the valiant army"
which -arista commands-he promises (hmselO vico-
ries upon Victories TO gain which may count upon
thousand elements Of success" lie ASSERTS further,
that our enemy is overcome with fear and there is
doubt that they will all become prisoners
This was voice fom the Mexicans. After the
battle heard another-Santa Anna in his proclama
ton represents the Mexican army made of the
fuse Of the troops, and sent upon the expedition for
tho purpose Of being beaten and bringing the form Of
government itself into contempt
Then follows the late attempt Of the Monitor Repabh
to overrate the strength n troops in the battle,
and underrae the force OF thu Mexicans. II estimates
our troops at 5aO and tao Mexcans not more than
$3.50 The Mexican journal estimates our regiments to
be 900 strong. There deceptive state
ment put forth General Taylor in his despatch Of the
18th May, says: The strength Of our marching force
this day. (ne 9th of May the day Of the battle Of Re-
sscaO exhibited in the annexed field report, la
officers and 20i9 men-aggregste 2222 The actual
number engaged with the enemy did not exceed 100"
FIELD REPORT.
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BY THE NJ Ais.

WASHING TON, Oct. g. 1876.
The Weather-7Ms Shepkeeprs-Mr. Walker and the
Loan, &c.
II would seem that although deserted Of ell other
friends the federal city is still kindly remembered by
the Great Spirit in these October vistations Of sunny
blessedness.
morning, and It did appear that every eountenance
the way in its expression " God bless you"
Even the remorseless visages Of the constables
soften.d into approximation to humanity by the de-
Nghtful contagion Of this " October sun"
The shopkeepers laying their supplies Of goods
for the winter campaign. II is the short session. they
say, and we must make the most OF II.
II 10 doubted here whether Mir Walker will be en-.
abled to borrow the five millions of the banks which, it
IL s.d he desires to keep the government upon its legs
SIMON PETER.
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Domestic ImportatlOns.

sAvAssAH-Brig Clinton-ss cs rice Read-iss ok. J
Shapter-32 bales Henry Cot84 bales Brigham
IS bales Sewart-ls3 bales Oray TAFT Providencs-l
bale Darclay- bales oil casks w Bu gessl bale Sur-
ges, Clearman x Co.
New ORLE ANs-Steam Ship settsl32i kegs and
50 bbs lsrd Heran, Lees COST hhds tobacco Boormau
Johnson-2 hhds do Vsnchot Adams-aO bis hemp More
Morrsl0 do and II do wool Heran, Lees COTS bis
cotton Coomb Isen-l trunk Julia Bradol060 pigs lead
Pollen Colgate-909 pigs lead G Rogers co.'s bales
cotton LarueTsS bales cotton Msuceol pkg Darby
IA bales wool Bogert Mur1l2 bbls flour Souter, Bros
col casks be-.wsz Bsm.rd, Curtis Il co-2pkgs hobt
sAyASsAH-Brig Stirling Thonp;9rsrsa bale. cotton
wool w Whock-25 cks Gale, Porter & Collins-5o J p
Swain co-2,s q Csrey-So Parmlee Rogers5s casks
rice l. ID Morgan-l9 do Curtis and Bolton.
sAvAssAg-BriE Philurs.243 bales cotton Z X
CaAELrsToS1B Bark Caro,n boxes nsskel, Msr'ich
bbls Samuel Mitchell-l3 bales w Note jt-5S bales
Drake Mil s29J Dennistoun CO.'S do Jonathan
Thompsonjrl8 do 81 ticrces Henry Levere III ties
do hslf do Porter Freres-26 do Herckeuworh Van
Daumel02 bales cotton maste-ls bales cotton Ill ties
andsl half do to order
CuARLEsToK- Marion-l bale wool Stoke. Gilbert <
COL cs MarshalI-I Besls. Bush col Davenport,
Quincy Coz cks wine r Tobias-i3 pkgs Nochtman-
20 bales w Mot-e cks rice Fox Lyingston-3o bales
cotton Adams Louher-5o Sprague Il Robinson-lso do
order
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9, 1886.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3, 1886.
The Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad Company have
offered reward of $500 for the detection and conviction
Of dastardy villains who have three occasions
recently placed pieces OF timber the track above
Wilmington for the purpose Of causing accidents The
last attempt made this morning. but fortunately like
those which preceded it, discovered in time frus
trate the design.
The Western telegraph line will be opened to Harris
burg on Monday morning, if Unforeseen event hap.
pens TO prevent This will enable to receive the
turns Of the election Lancaster and Harrisburg on
Tuesday night and transmit the result here to those
cities
is rumored to-day that the return judges in Baltimore
have recountng the votes for Senator placed the
jority in favor OF Van Zant The telegraph however,
will inform you OF tho truth of this rumor
The delay in the arrival of the Great Britain renders
our -four market unsettled aad dull There IL but little
doing In stocks. as the list Of sales evidence.
With the exception Of the political fever epidemic
here there Is little stirring The wings and demo-
Gratis both have posters for meetings. the
district. this evening The wings have the Drummond
Light and music means to attract the mass and the
democrats have a balloon ascension and fireworks.
sales Of Stocks AZ thilaaelphta.
Der 9-FIRsr boAapssro 8 Loan, S. 49, 81; $50 shas
Vcksburg b3, 8; $500 chesapeake delaware Canal 100;
1000 Reading kR Bonds, 6's, Tx.
ArrIn sALEs2,o sha vIcksburg Bank, 6; Pennsylvan
Bank 23t.
sEcosp BoARp-aOOO Reading RR Bonds, ss,7ix;
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Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, Friday Evening.
From the add tonal election returns received
to-day, the result in the State may safely be set
down as follows Senate, GO wings and 5 demo-
Gratis. House Of Representatives, So wings and
~ democrats.
There has been a terrific fire at Vicksburg-a
whole square of buildings was burnt to the ground
The Western mail has not arrived
Flour has met with slight decline to-day.
The stock market holds firm, and there is no
change IN State and City securities.
We have no local news.
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Forelen IrnportatIons.

PALERMo-Ship Minerva-l60 or casks wine, 100 Ii
paste $50 birthstone 500 polishing
20 hf red wine, 0l wne 80 hhds olive OIL 100
msecaTon canary seed 30 casks polishing stones
bales rsgs brs Cherries bales feathers 300 bags
boxes lemons Chamberlain Phelps pkg sewing silk
ST JAuN &c A-Bris Ramon de Faido-lls OTIS Lima wood
Harmony, Nelhews coz bags coffee 1927 hides pkg
specie Goodwill COTE pieces Lima wood, tiger skns
Cotheal pkg go,d Murry Iandmann-< turtle
she'll 81 Lima wood 81 hides 20 deer skins tiger do.
20 bales 1890 1873 lbs lila and
domestic goods WIN ~ son.
BELIzr-Brls Moutssrarte-i7l bags coffee + Con--7
bales sarsapara Alexsnder33 do dog
turtle she'll Coll paper dol old copper 10000
master.
Rio JANrIso-Drig Wakulia-si4s bags coffee sifken x
Irons des-95 do TO order ~
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WIN NEDILtI EST :.
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.



The attention of all agents of the Indian Department Mt
whose duty IT, may become to receive dsburse
public money IL particularly called TO the second and
third sections Of the Act concerning the disbursement
Of public money" of January 3ls, 1923, which
follows -
SEC And be II further enacted, That every officer
or agent Of the United States who shall receive public
money which he 10 not authorised to RETAIN salary
pay or emolumen shall render his accounts quarter
yearly to the proper accounting officers of the treasury,
with the vouchers TO the correct and prompt
settlement thereof within months at least after
the expiration Of each successive quarter, IL resident
within The United States and within six months IL resi-
dent in foreign country Provided That nothing herein
aned sh all he construed to restrain the secretaries OF
sny OF the departments from requiring such
omce or sgent subject to the control Of such
"s ses as 'ne Paoiic interest may require.
sEe o. Ana DO further enacted That every officer or
agen OF me United states who shall often against the
provons o. te preceding sections shall by the officer
charged WIN the direction Of the department nj 10 which
such OFFENDING oheer responsible be promptlv RAPPORT
ed to the President of The Unt,d States and dismissed
from the pubic service Provided That in ali cases
where any oficer cisult aioreaad shau acc ann,
to the satisfaction Of ne President for such deau, he
may be contluab Office, any thing In the foregons
provision TO the contrary Notwithstanding es
All dsbursing officers of the department are b.r.hv
snjoned and required to conform strictly to the reours
nsns OF the above law IN regard 10 the rendering Of
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NIIscellaueous stnco,sI


master crew Of this vessel were taken of at sea
The corr and Srons ao s:
W. that the MISTER Of the Gorssr Capt Calvin
pensstion for the these
the Of sentiment which esP most Of the sons w't OF
NeptnPs compensate enough for me to have reev
On board ship Marion, Oct .. 1876
0eM sirwe the undersigned passengers, being about
a. q ss sNs beg % sIS.
sage from Charleston to this but for
oa s 5 5 s @
10, = hours the mo-, disastrous consequence
of uei freight are very truly your friends ends sup '''
James Mse'e %m w Can, AN0'"ahn.
NEw sHIr AMERICA, in passing through the narrows of
Porsmouth Harbo the lst inst ground, mud ,t,
out slightest damage She sailed the deownS dsy for
this port
BnIo VIRGINIA. Cooper at Baltimore which sailed heaee
S,he gale On the stS ni and dsmassS Cspsss tocpsr
would siateW,Sy cypress his though his Medium
o! their skill great rerons IN GETTING the
trying and dsadyantsseous erenm:anee. Cspt q also
feels grateful to the officers Of The sip Chsrssto9 70,
Ns
ed any assistance that might have been required
ssp ssos % !; re Care
sn Of British brig rss of en- ~ days day o from the
and compelled to nwsy lost all the sails and
ns to supply sas s% wS
he stood IN OF which lat % g.
3 sy 's WIN .sss..
PsIieas.a .hesyy gale fom ssW to WNW, during winch
'ost main top gallant mast, bulwarks, split sails.
BRIO sELrM Parrit the I'd inst LAT IS o. Ion rs u.s.
large vessel under jury Manmsst. steering NE.
seHH cHAs s srRArTor, Marshall, which sailed from
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LIVERPOOL CLAssivIcArIoSs
TEAS AT AucrIoN-Teas imported in the ship Helena:
Terms-Notes at seven months.


Terms-Notes at seven months.
Hyson5 chests at 80 cents per lb Is do sl 80 do AZ
25 do al; 800 IL ID boxes and $50 Id do 80
Young Hyson-6 half IA; 40 do 10Y; 25 do 64Is
so do 6a 81 do 53 10 do 62 81 do 50 40 do 2O do
ASH ~ do 47h IS do 49, sc do 45; 90 do 43}; 100 do
$751; 70 do 37s; l7o do 500; al do $751; 10 do 35 "a do
35 144 do 3a lSs do 3l los do 33 372 do 3d. a7l do
32; 3a5 do 80; So do sl 63l do 3l 100 do 80; do
2s % cases 55 so b boxes 49, $50 do AZ 66 half
and 800 II ID boxes withdrawn
Gunpowder-27 half chests 81; % do Az; SO do 4OI,
80 do So; 100 cases 4o $50 II ID boxes 43; 100 lb
43a
lmperial-ls half chests So; do 62 25 do 6ls; 10 do
~; 36 do 4; 20 do 40 81 do 3d. IL do 49, lao boxes
62 100 AS 200 II lbs boxes and 900 ID do a.
half chests Withdrawn.
Hyson Skinl2 chests 3S1 25 do 32 % do 80; IL half
chests ASH; So do 81; 90 40 l6 25 do 2l1s l0S do "a
Twankay-l00 half chests 3lh; 25 do 2sl; 100 do 49,
340 do withdrawn.
Oolong Souchong-lO0 half chests 25.
Ningyong-l6 half chests 23k; So do %.
Powchong Oolong-l6 half chests 62H as do 80.
Powchong-25 half chests 10; So do ish; $50 do 1917
LOT do Is; ~ 90 lax; lat do Ia 10 chests withdrawn
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TABLE OF PRICES.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Ger s-The Offering comprised 1920 beeves, $50 cows
and calves. 4lo swine, and 1850 sheep and lambs.
PrcesBeef cattle in good request and all but so
head including $50 for New York. sold - SO IS rs
per 100 lbs.
Cows and calves sold at SIS $25 for mich cows; $40
SIC for springers and 81 $ia for dry cows, each
Swine sold at $475 So per 100 lbs.
Sheep sold at 81 30 50 80, and lambs at 81 81 SO
each as in quality.
Hay rather lower with sales Of good Timothy at 90
10 c. the cwt and bsed at 30 60c the 100 lbs Straw
brings better prices, and the range $5 S6k the 100
bundles.
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thar accounts Where circumstances may exist which
prevent their doing So they viii forward In season TO
reach the department within the prescribed time state
msnt honor containing full explanation OF the cause
of the delay in order that the President may
Judge whether they can properly be exempted from the
penalty of the Law w. NEDlLL, COMMISSIONED
Wan DsPARTMENT,
Office Indian Affairs Oct 2, 1916
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mr. CORBITT, 70 Duane street, between Chatham and

nR. CORBITT, 70 Duane street, between Chatham and
~ william strees may be consulted in the treatment Of
delicate diseases Dr. G. has for the last fourteen
Of any medical man in New York He can cure the most
Gases Of s ease aIa m~ eases ov
pedious requiring neither the Of restraint
In diet exercise. =
Structure Of the urethra cured in weeks, with
scarcely any pain or Inconvenience. -
Constitutional Debilisy-Thosc individuals who have in
duged in Certain osthsome and secret habit positive
Dr. e. is the only erafed London Surgeon who adyerscs
in New York. He keeps counterfeit London Diploma
suspeuded in his Office 81 1m<r
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Rsassnssrs aalled.

sAyhsEhHIshiP H,rfofdTMfs hobla.ea. Miss RobiA.
Thomas Mis-. Sarah Jnnngs Mrs Athlnson Miss Atwater
&c Pndsa lady -ed Two ch,idea M;. TssAdwsii Mas
MIR G,,e, lady srd shildIsn N. Joys Mia Osborn and
Crs. Keefe, Major Davenport, d khind: w h Hol
land lady. child and servant NJ Davidson, Cender,
lesrd. Miss Saxon, CH Wright ID X Rolfe Lawrence o.
Conne DIR Blanchard Carr lady nurse and Two chill
dram
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, CORNER Of DUANE AND

Mrs. R0BERTsON, i annopneng e his friends aud
1 the public that his Classes for the tuion Of Dancing
will the above Wednesday, Sept
the opportunity Of his thanks
his late for their liberal and
.P:esfaly Announces that he win introduce his Academy
vore PeIkas Mazurka and Polka auadrles the graceful
and much admired Redowa with Mazurka and other styles
day, and Saturday,: Hours Of steadancs for Ladies: Ms.es
evening. Assemblies will take place semmonthy, com:
mencng Nov L. Mr. r. would also that he will
instructions pupis classes seinsries
their rssidsnss, At Nj RI private academy e e;
open Thusday October lat For more particular nfor
nation please apply at his residence 20 Canal street.
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COM M K IL CIAL.

New York, October o.
AsHEs-There was no business doing in the market
yesterday of any amount The market closed at Pots
-, Pearls 81 So
FLouR-Tke market duller yesterday than il has
been for week-in fact there nothing doing. The
market closed at So SO SIS 81 for Genesee In GRAIN
there sales that we heard Of
CorroN-The market is quiet operators are disposed
to wait for later accounts from abroad before purchasing
any extent We heard of sales of 900 bales chiefly
taken by manufacturers, and quote
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m, coFllTT, nsPSs 4 tie ta!yst.,!y q - ~
gable IS. !: - sssov:s Don Ea;:: ss
eQpaed has practice the treatment oi delicate
re nst ye9 can witn certainty w.rini cure ~ , H.
GoI?ts n ts city, and thu. he has no with the
20 prSysnt CERTAIN disesse in all its forms Open from
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CURE YOURsELF-READ THE FOLLOWING
~ OF all remedies yet discovered for the permanent
Of delicate disease the American Compound is the
speedy and certain. IL contains mercury leaves
odOr the BREATH restriction in diet bust
and adapted every and condition Patients
rely that this trumped hr mbuR :" thas long
been used in the private practice OF physician with amer
ring radically curing ninety OF the hun
boring city, Try it, even after otier remedies have failed
Comsioek Co. Courandt street, retaed at the drug
Hudson aud Leonard streets corner Bowev
TON Grand and Allen. East Broadway and Market,
Fulton and Water streets, New York; north
Third South Streets Philadelphia Charles and
Pratt streets, Baltimore; and Z. Sto Washington Civ
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Family Provision market.

The numerous markets and meat shops in the different
parts Of the city, show decided improvement in the
hibon of fine beef veal mutton and lamb for the week
past still prices are well kept up The country market
already show great many quarters of fair beet lamb
pork sc. We noticed at Smith and Stevens some beef
at four and half cents the h. and very fat and
fine lambs 10 shlpgs the carcass, that killed,
dressed and sent down from Albany Fruits for the late
ness of the season Of almost every at
50 and 81 the basket; chesnuts $5 white wanus 81 %
he huah al
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DANCING


MR.sARACCO, dancing master, and Miss ANGELINA,
my Of Mr. Cellarus lwkere her sry sflulness
and pleasing OF teaching have her
Iepgtstion for her s,s and
mi sso sm"as great m.nv Of hiSRIv s.nsss h
lean and Eng.h sde: and gfatlsmsa who the
Academy at No. 50 Canal street., corne! Of Broadway.
where all the most Fashionable quadrilies Mazourkas,
taught.
Laaes gentlemen indistiney received Aca-
DENY where any body be but with
good society and where order and decsncy will BE- always
strictly observed, "a 4wsrc
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NOHTHEfLN
MR. g. KQBERTsON, II returning his most sincere
are him seas DESIRES respectfully
to announce that classes for the Tuition Of Dancing will
have the pleasure Of ysrlous new and shiossbe
OF Waiting Mazourka and Polka Quadres and the beaa
fu and much admired Redowa Waltz Fancy Dancing, &C.
Days Of tuition Tuesdays and Fridays hours Of
for Ladies' Misses and Masters, from M; Gentlemen
from TO 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi
Pup,s privately classes at or at .hsr r.
my, q Canal The above during the summer
have been greatly improved and the floor
city Mr. would also inform parents who may place thei.
children under his charge that attention will be paid
proper and comfort while school For
further particulars apply the class ROOM Mr.
sidence. q Canal street. SIS lm$rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-10

BELIEF. Hon-Brig Monserrste--Mp Harriet Kerr Mis-,
Ellen stewart, Henry A Berry, Wm ArtrclI
Ngw ORlyAssstea mship ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rose and
child, Capt II West
CHAsLrsTor-Ship Marion--Mrs Larkn and child, New
York; James Macbeth and child, Notmahn, VIM w Carr,
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