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YURBaTIM RGPORTID.

hDIl I III IktI NJIt 4 W
WIN. HENRI BUR, Fonograic Rsportur, il
w prspard tm furniJ vurbatim Reports ov
Spsciz, Surmunz, Leccurz, IS. Ri Dc sistem oy
Fonogruf, Is utmost acyurasi IL atand in macig
Reports. Adres Anglo SGcsun OBS. go #
MERCANTILE LIBRARY and Reading Room,
Clutou Halt 0oC volumes and the principal Amer
r.u .ud Foreisn Periodicals Constant additions Of
vork. Clerks initiation fee 81 and semi-Annua dues g.
Merchants ana Others annual saoser Pon enttlsng them
70 al the privileges, IS
Case. are 10 forming FOR the the mode
r.f ters IA French Spanish. German. Italian. RheJric
Nstb-m.tics Peum.nshp Book keeping. &c Programmes
OF lie Gases nav b obtained application At the desk
of he Library also copies Of the Constitution aLd Bylaws
81 r. s..erinricn c. L EVERlTT,
rIe s,gi. President Asr. Lib. Association
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DR. G. BRAILLY, Md. Of the faculty Of Paris
IL pap OF lie celebrated professor Lis1nc removed
70 $50 Housoust corner Of Crosby. block from Broad
way The Dr. b consulted every dag from 70 II
o'so<k A n ~ lmis-
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Sc iIt)OIS.
EREE EYRNING SCHOOL!

TREE EVENING sCHOOLs.-Notiee IS hereby
given that Evening Schools Tor the atuiou. instruc
ton Of apprentices and others. whose avoestons ae
such A. to prevent their attending the Public or Ward
Schools will be opened Wednesday evening the 10th
of November y O'clock aud BE- con- inued through
out the Winter. in the following Ward school Houses;
Ward School 40. 10, IN Jainesst, between Chatham and
Madison sts.
Ward school No. 10. O. Monroe-st. between Montsom
cry aud Scammel-st. 80
Ward school No. 5, corner OF Stanton and She f-st
Ward School No 20 10 Thireenihst between Fifth and
Sixth avenues
Application for admission mast be made 10 ths princ
pa teacher At the school.
M who take On interest In the education OF apprentices
are requested give great publicity possible to the
EDWARD B. FELLOWS cor,,,tt.. m
JAMES ". BLEECKER, gyenins schools
GEORGE PAULDINO, Of the
WILLIAM s. CONELY, Rod ~ FSncsttou
CHARLES !. DODGE,
Nsw-York, November 2, 1877 ns lwls
CARD.-Mr r. q. PAIGE takes leave 70 give notice
" that he forming another select class for instuc
ton in Singing in which there are few yacancies
Mr Pages plan Of small classes, containing IN each bat
sht scholars by which he enabled 10 besiow attention
on each individual will be found 10 give satisfaction u
those who wish 70 become something more than mere
chorus singers
Application NAV be made 1t Chickerings, 2a9i Broad
Sonare mis- It
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I\THoMPsOS late CT he 0fiee Of John Thompson,
81 Valet have opersd exchange and collection Of
g. A. 3s ~ .ist N Merhsnlcs BANKING Association
Buldinx. where al kinrs Of urclusut money viii -
bouxht snc .od az market rates Notes and drafts col
ecfed on All he principal places Ia the Cniied and
Cansda and every branch Of money brokers' basness
5ooa unor 80 aud honorable prrcipies- Mo ST
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Nj ARINE JOU r N A l.
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
THE MOON. FULL SEA.
Rises6 as Sets ....4 Al Sets. Ill 4s Morn. 81
LATEST DATES.
London Oct. "A Havre -
Liverpool .........Oct % New Orlesns......Nov.
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Posr OEFIct: New York, Nov. =, lsi7.

POST DFTICE, New 1OTkf NOV. To- III,
r5' The Steamer Caledonia viii iesye Boston on
Tuesday the 10th November Her mails will close al the
Office on Monday the 18th inst st 81 NJ. Postage on
all Letters be pre- paid TO Boston Letters Of half
ounce OF under cts ana each additional half ounce e.,
mis- u ROBERT III. NORRIS Z. NJ.
~ October Repou.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY II Wal-st issued dur
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WIN II JONES: Auetieo..I; :.

BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By J. d. IN0rRs0LL
DCO-stors ~ Psarl-st-0n Wednesday. Novsmberl,,
o'clock SEQ boots shoes and brossas suitable
for the Southern, Western and city trade
Also, - cases mems and womsn's figured rubbsss
Also 81 cases women's plain rubbsrs
Also ~ cases mems metallic rubbeuL
Also ~ cases womsn's etalic rubbers
Also. so eases boys hip and thick boots.
Also, IS cases women . aud mi sses pegssd boots
Also 10 cases mems calf scw-d proof boots mis-
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NE WARK.
BROOKLYN.

OKN0OP
NIGHT ONLY.
CAMlLLO SlNORl and HENRY HERI
viii give n only Concert a. the
FEMALE ACADEMY
GEORGE KNOOP.
ehe eminent Noloncest, will lend them the ard OF h
powerful talent
Particulars Ia programmes No P0sipsnsment &C
rourf of The nj an.
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J. JOHNSON. Auctionesr

2 JOHNSON, Auctionesr.
BOOTS AND sUOES.-By A. D. 0ALE-Stots
ID N Pearlst-TUESDAY, Nov. Is, at ~ O'CLOCK. A. y.
Soo cases boots shoes brogsns rubbss 40. te comphs
ing general assortment adapted to the country and city
trade
Constantly on hand stock OF the shove q private sale
B-Libsrsl ossn advances made on boots, shoss ae
mis- Jus.
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he undersigned has this
ip Mr.. WA 7. Blocsstt.-
under the title Of VIII
. A usual, At the old stand
WILLIAM TiLDkN
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~ Notice TO Mariner-.-The following discoveries
have recently been mad in the vicinity Of the Nantucket
Shoals by the Autographed party Of the Cost Survey
employed In that section, under the command Of lieut.
Com. Charles H. Davis, 4. :. n;
l. dangerous ridge the New South sbOal, lying IN
y ~ 4. and S. 5 W direction having on II T. ) and
fthoms and deepening very rapidly outside 20 20 and =
fathoms, and inside TO u fahos which the breaks
in bad weather
The following bcangi taken from the centre OF this
ridge Centre Of New South Shoa. 7N' w true or w
by :. (msgnetc) distant miles the middle Of the Old
South Shoal, y. ~ w ltruel or v w. magnetc.l dis
tant miles.
3 shoal spot with 10 feet Of the channel
way the eastward Of Bass Rip from which sanooy Head
bears y. $40 W itruel or w ~ W. w (magneticl dis
tant ~ miles; and Crest Point Light ~ 4ei' w (ruel
y. W. n (mAgnetc,) distant lo3 miles.
D shoa having IL feet Of water Il 10 the southwarc
and ard Of Great Point Light aud north Of Bass Rip
from which SancO;y Head bears = 2!9 W. rue,l or 5
w w. magnetic distant Z. miles; and Great Point
Light $50 W. (true) or ~ W. by w. I w. lmagnetic
distant 81 miles.
The above shoals found where deer has been
hitherto supposed 10 exist sketch similar 20 the one
issued from the Office Of the Coast Survey show the 20
Of the New South Shoa will b. pre- pared and pub
lished possible.
The true bearings gyen in this notice 10 enable the
navigator to transfer the places conveniently 70 hs own
chart 4. ID. BACHE,
mis- IL Superintendent L. 5 Coast Survey.
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At 10 o'clock, at store rs MAden-lAns
HARDWARE CurirRy.-,oo pAck sees and oes OF
hardware and Cutlery, Prsng general Assortnsnt OF
fresh aud desirable goods, just Imported and msnufac
ured consisting In part OF vices anvs axes, hoes trace.
og and halter chains stee butts tsbs do plate
hinges curry combs mill dies bastard do hendsaw
do drawing knives pad, chest, cupboard aud Preach
locks tea kettles sauce pans Caroline hoes candlssticks
.nuhe table knives aud forks pocket cutlery. butehss
knives shoe and b. cad do trays and walters Britain
MA German silver aud iron tea and table spoons round
and square bolts, &c. sc.
rha ahnxa Az. fre.h snods and In com lss. oYdeI.
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r.. ,eT has for sale, IN excellent cond-
80, ~ srEREOTYPE PLATES OF TIE AMERI-
can MAGAZINE Toe wsLk % 10 tnfes oessso solume.'
rf@ 1sder the supervision Of Freeman Hunt, Esq the
-sssut Editor Of Hunts Merchants Magazine lite Edit
- and contributors are among roe able and
ssnz II the country II contains articles Of per
snsn value American History, Literature Biography
sceasry Animals Botany, the Arts aud Sciences &c &c
and Is asrstsc BY more than coo enzrsrnzs. u which
hose IN the third volume alone 5000 FOR
entertaining aud the time useu family reading,
has bean equasd BY any work Of me snd IN the
nitec states
IL q now more than ten years since the pubheaon OF
the last volume ceased and h found its way ITO
the auction room or circulated West any sxtentnor
does it eontsn anything ilica 70 southern eifessoh
For farther infgrnstion apply 70
VIM p. TEWKSBUhY, J5l Weshinston-r bostoo
oA WkStDizkftls{tosSW
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New policies ln bcOber.s -it-
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, PTesident
BENJAMIN &. MILLER, SscTy.
losEPH l.. LoRD, Agent.
JAMES STEWART, MD. Medical Examiner, al the Office
daily, from 10 O'clock. nj MsWlmis
~ Roberts. New and splendid style Of Gothic
Door and Number Pafes-entrely and original de-
signs Those in want OF something and splendid on
their doors are invited call examine the above art
ces Also splendid assortment Of new style Bspulls
Bells hung and repaired in the substantial manner
and warranted X. ROBERTS. 5o< Broadway,
sle 3nseod near rrincest
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PINE WATCHES.

H THE SUBSCRIBER is selling ell descriptions
p Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jswefy q
retail lower than airy other house In tho city.
1arhes warranted 10 keep good time or the money!
turned. Watches and Jswery exchanged -.
Watches repaired IN tho best manner Il much So 49,
I'll. o.usl prices Gold watches low 30 70 e<o ssSn
GEO G. ALLEN, Importer Of Wstsnss
and Jsvslry wholesale and retail 81 Wms
81. a. corner will;acs-st sp stairs
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LIF r INoI hAlNNE NINII " ssV7'I '1I
ing the month Of October i8f hundred and orytwo
fli2l new policies,
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Brothers You are respectfully requested TO meet al
the Lodge Room, No Dvison-st. this Monday morn
log o o'clock precisely for the purpose Of paying the
last tribute Of respect late and esteemed Bro Gar
reft Msshingto Fountain. By order,
HENRY WATERMAN, y G.
nj
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THE NORWICH FIRE ms. 90.


CHARTERED IN lSOz.
THIS COMPANY with perfectly sound capital, Of
i fers the additional guaranty Of successful and no
interrupted business
"a
Risks against damage by FIRE Except manufacturing
risks not exceeding 5000 IN any nsk taken ct the
lowest relies Policies issued and renewed ~ the sSears
office. Il. A. ALEXANDER, agent,
on Imeodis- asWal-st Wstsr.
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS Assri,a-~s
by BANGS, RICHARDS a PLATr, Store 1et
ID sFos1~.y- cash advances made sons'ss.
"'''' ~ MoSDAy EVENING. Nov IS
Ro1.s kc-An extensive and valuable collection Of
books and iresh soSs eonsstinf q standard library
sss buns jsysnss fancy bound volumes oians eoets
&c s'"'''w yrpD SSFspAY EVENING. Nov H.
Books. se-A l.rss assortment u standard and msss
isasoas eooss ststioneEy ke- nc
10y r. col. ron, Ausuon .Ss Commission Me-.
~ cAsnl-sslss kootl SD Broadway, oothie hai nfs.
los s'noved u TIE shove nsmes srse rooms oo~ Ris
pared % receive al finds Of Cabinet rernitars Dr.,
Goods Csfpeo sHd Housekeeping articles OF evsry 90
seupuoa on consignment for private sale or sseton sa
g. mske settlements Nth bis usas promptness he VII
buy preferred oasaoor ,,lss any part 81 the
sty attended. ususl
AZ private sale, several .Pendis rosewood pianos made
By Ihoms Losc Of Fmlsasphis, they srs Of sgperic,
sch. and hnsh and eSas every respect
instrument made iH the city Purchaser win reeev.
them ~ they vii not ssasr sor psrisos
With .ay Instrument ns1s Prices moderate Ase. oss
splendd harp. IN nns order.
~ CHAMBERLAIN, AUCTloSEER-stor. No Y
snsa FOR private sole 20 be cold At sacon Outdoor
.alas carefully attended To- sad respectfully soistss
i''"'' '''- MONDAY, Nov. 10
A. i0o'clock at Spruss-strest
TsUsrsss SALE o. CsoekksS, GLASSWARE, Ne he -
consisting OF scUer. sssortmenr OF e>rther ~ss va,
dishes plates cGps and skgcsrs ehias~sre suosrs fs
AIso. by order Ola constable 2essss pure spint.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL,
Al ~ o'clock, At 9 srrueest
PusLiC ADNI>lsfskroS's SALE % CLorHi>e Ne. being
vd {. Brown. John Hsxtsr Edward Brown rvan Dsvls,
1hom. Dykes. Martin Drehmsn. william Prisce ans
Margaret MsrNy consisting Of eosts psats shirts sdes
Chests carpet Bag. tables bussnx beSssds beds dssA.
shower bath clocks, Croton hydrsnts toilet looh.
ins-sl..es Sc. ke BY ord.rof
PAIL autn
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COMPREHENSIVE.

rOPAkTNEh~SihAf
- day taken into eoPsTtneIsnl
The business will bs condactee
LIAM TILDEN a NEPHEW
us Norfolk-st. MS lwis iwoT
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SACK d BAG WAREHOUSE.
ON Al A QKnHIILla

Manufacturers, 80 and ~ Water-st.
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of country
the grain districts to their stock II seeks
and bags which they offer for sale 10 suit the wants Of
purchasers upon the favorable terms. Dealers a.
tor visiting their establishment have universally adopted
the practice OF buying bags Of thsm ready or immsdiss
use aad sale preference tho old slow mode Of having
them iade 10 at hons All kinds Of Calcutta, Europsas
soa dnnr.s bsss saapted u -v.ty pureose sI1 UNITE
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y KyVp lIa.,,o.---.-----------'

n Z MIMI NutIOneeT
- 4. KEMP has removed 70 the large and spacious
il.stors 50 Broadway. opposite the Nswfofk Society
Library and would BED leave 20 call the atsaton OF
parties having goods 20 dispose OF 81 suction 20 the
central location OF his Sales Rooms which anausston
ably the largest and beet for tho disposal OF furniture.
fancy goods .ny tbs eity~i give pei sonai 1T
tenon the disposal OF furniture AZ private dweinss
sni stocks Of goods suction Csh advances made sna
all sales promptly esshed.
THURSDAY, Nov II.
At 10 o'clock a. house <Te Henry-st.
ApMtNsrsAroR's SALg or fUsSIrvRg.-R KEMP
will sell A. Auction shove the entire furniture contained
In sid house comprising coed assortment Of parof.
chamber and kitchen furniture Farther particulars here
AFTER
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Markets Cgs gully reported for The Tribune.
S.TunnAy Novemher II


AsHEs-The market is quiet at IS for Pots and
:Et for Pesrls. Sales about 100 bbis
COTTON-Tbe ssles to-day have been 200 bales, the
rester portion OF which has sgsin been taken by
SINNERS who now laying 10 their Winter supply be
ere the closing of navigation. In prices there IS no
DANCE
FLOUR AND MEAL--The market At the close was In
sve and heavy. Buyers ara taking only for their iui
mediate vents aud the Eastern demand has in measure
fslsn off especially the far East and the British Pro.
yhces The sales to-day have been at irregular prices
parties forcing sales at low rates, while Others
have been arm. The transactions have been 5000 or
1000 bills recently at lsd6 % for strait parcels Mcbi
gan Oswego and Genesee but mixed Michigan and De
wego has sod at l2t One parcel OF 80 bbs Michigan
hear OF at Is spot 500 do GeDesee 10 arrive ~
The figure and 500 do In store at l2t 1t 10 diff
cult to give the correct quotations at the close For
southern hear of only retail sales at so Meal II.
frm with sales 400 TO 500 bbs at 25d3 BIT for State
and 50 for Jersey
From the circular OF Mr. Edward Rll prepared for the
Caledonia We extract the following
have again to confirm the opinion expressed in my
circular per Cambs OF 29,h October OF the short supply
VI Breadstuns likely to close the season with In
this city Last year the Lre Canal closed on the 18th
November but taking the Let December this year -
nearer the average leaves us but IL days which 81
10000 bbls per day uhe present rccepts) would give
900 barrels Flour to add 10 present stock OF about
10000 bbs This very inadequate u supply the Fall
trade (oi itself srge) and leave sufficient for Winter
Ua.n. NJ
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concert via lake plaee on ~ ESDAf ~ rNiNy. NOV
l6 which occasion he will Be assisted BY RICHARD
HOFFMAN. pupil Of Leopold de Meysr his fFst appear
ance America
MADAME PIcO,
MISS J L. NORrHALL,
THE LlEDERKRANZ SOCIETY.
Under the direction Of Mr. JULES hECHrl consistn %
ONE HUNDRED MALE VOICES who have la the
kndest volunteered their aid for this occasion
onl and a grand Orchestra
Conductor, MIR GEORGE LODER
Mr. h. {. TIMM will preside AZ the Pianoforte.
RICHARD HOFFMAN will perform Ton Of Chick.
erngs ydperb grand aDofortes manufactured for
temegof this city the following pieces La Somnam;
bug[ By 5 Tha berg; Semirsmis" BY Leopold de Mey-
er and the duett Of William TELL with Mr. BURKE.
Mr.. BURKE will perform 9Th Grand Concerto. BY De
Beiot first time IN thi' eountryi Fantsse from Linda
de Chamounix by Asrd and by particular desire The
Carnival OF Venice"
Mendessohn's Overture to Midsummer Nights Dream,
by the Orchestra
Tickets e. to be had At the Music Stores Of Jones
81 Wilsmst and Mr.. Burke Forsnces Hotel Doors
open at % Concert 10 commence At 4
M nj on account Of the we mis- Sf.
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IL Notice.-The members Of Egyptian Encsmpmen
No. ssh o. of o. respectfully requested 70 Assem-
bic AZ their room. n Dission-st this morning al past
o'clock proceed thence 70 20 Warrenst South Brook
lyn 10 pay the last butte o. respect deceased
brother, GEORGE w. FOUNTArg BY order.
mis- ltsr ROBERT PROTHEROE, Scribe
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O.. TO LET-A small two story House, 80 Monroea
Ess The location 10 very pleasant being between Iihe
and Market .ts Applys us Chnton-st In the sfter'
,,o, mis- lw
90 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, for Harlem OF
WILLIAMSBURG Lots, TO scIes Of valuable Lsnd 70
Somerset County about il.s from the Railroad a.
POI Al MOrstowu, n J. It's we'll divided nto meadow,
tlable and woodland AID within miss Of eoenshns
ysss and accessible the msrket For fathef psrue-
uisr, apply 70 mis- 2w.I w. H. sTO0DILL, IA wslLst
"a PROPERTY AT FORT HAMILTON, %
The NsrrOws, L. I-For sale, number OF iots ats:'
ted on Stewart. sysngs. They ne On hisn efosse'
pz full view Of the Ssrrows, Bay, staten lei
and ,nd Deem and the most dssirsbs part me
Nsfrows snd the Of ell the improvements within
w feet Of the Hamilton House Of the moot fsshions
bic watering place. In summer, and very short distance
from the fo For beauty Of prospect aud location they
cannot be surpassed Apply on the pf,misss 70 .rvs
nl5Jr fkIkk 6AIEs
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WANTS.

~ Al ns-crIfs .ia-sTfu,r~.fs 'r-i ~ nls.i
pot pad. t.<y ul ast " tasrA osi 81 tAs Office
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THURSDAY, Nov II.
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Aacu5nes
10y JAMES VI. MiLLER-Stors No. - Maiden
ID lans nsxt door fc No Lihertyst

~ JNNES VI. NIIII1Eh-ctofe NO ~ MaIdst'
ID lane, next door 90 No Lhertyst
MONDAY. Nov. l5
At 10 O'Clock AZ the store No lsi Water-s.
rHG SrOck Doors AND SHoEs, Bsoo.ss, 40 con
tanned the above consisting of general
able for the country and s,ty trade Sale
without v-a
Also, the shelving and fixtures.
Catalogues on the morning OF sale
Az u o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Under the direction Of Pho Rusgles Master Chan
cery all ths lot Of ground 10 the Sixth Ward known
No 81 Motts being p f. front by 9s a. deep lees
TUESDAY. Nov IS.
At 10. o'clock, At store 70 Msdenlane
Doors, SEoEs AND BsocA>s.-lfoO cases boots, shoes
and bogsns consisting Of every variety suitable for tie
southern, Western and city trade. Sale positive
THURSDAY, Nov. 10
Al l0t o'clock. At the store OF Buckley Brooks. -
Ferryst
5000 sides hemoek snd oak sole leather Just received Of
prime quality aud comprising general assortment
Ala o'clock At the Merchants Exchange,
VIII BE sold by order Of the Ass snee Of Hayes Rob
bins the remaining sssets Of said firm consisting Of notice
and book accounts. for cash.
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OARNU,rs AMERICAN NIUsEUM.-P-

ID BARSUs, Propnetor r. Hitchcock, Msnagsr.-Splen-
did exhibition and performances this afternoon at o'clock,
and this senng at "a. Open every day from o'clock 10
the morning TIL 10 r NJ. CAMPBELLS ETHIOPIAN
sERENADERS, magnificent Balloon Panorsms of Lon.
don GREAT WESTERN Yankee Comedian Miss
BERNARD. Actress aud Vocalist, PETE NORRIS, Com
ic singer; Clara Fishers ShakspeTean Cabinet. LIVING
ORANG OUTANG Amistai Captive Slaves ANArOM-
ICAL VENUS Madam ROCKWELL, the Fortune Teller.
Admission thu whole - children uoder 10 years
OF and old enough walk alone "a cents Reserved
frnut l. n8
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HENRY JOHNSON,

HENRY JOHNSON,
D>s) BROADWAY, corner Chambersst. in the Granite
40 Building wholesale and Isail Druggist, ohers tor
sale, for family use at the trade prices
Superior Bermuda Arrow Henry's Mssnssa.
Root. Cooper's lstnglass,
English Rose Water, Refined Gestins,
White Gum Arabic, English Camomie Flowers,
Pure Castor OIL Pure Jamaica Ginger,
Honduras Sar.aparilIa Old Brown Windsor Soap,
Russia Isng ass Cologne Water by the gallon,
Prepared Barley, Congress- Water. kc. Ge
Also received another voice Of the celebrated Rob
insons Bay Water which will prove TO be fully equal to
the last o5 zmiseod
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

President Polk insnIted the dieni,y of the.
country by appointing his brother. Col w. II.
Polk. as Charge to the Two Siciiies. He went
to Naples, stayed abroad long enough tc'claim
two years salary-the outfit and infis amount
ing to some fiteenthousand dcllars-- passed but
little time where the business Of hisoifice called
him, and in the little time he did, shaved bis
utter incapacity--came home suddenly---has
been drawing lis salary since his return, at the
rate of o., 500 per annum, and has now resigned
his Charge-ship, and been appointed Major OF
Dragons! This some Of our contemporaries
call communicable patriotism !'' We could
find another name for il, much nearer the truth,
were it not that we feel much rejoiced to know
that the diplomacy ofthe country willno. again
be turned into ridiculs BY his ignorance on the
Continent. He may make avery good dragon,
but he was beneath contempt as an official
representative Of our country abroad Philad.
North American. .,s..s..st. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

We learn from the Son of Temperance,
that party of friends on q visit to the Rev.
A, l.. Stone of Middletown, consisting Of
Charles Hall, Esq and lady. of Philadel>
phia. Mrs. D. M. Stone, and Miss Caring,
Ton of Wallingfo when near the Gate On
the Meriden road, the horse took fright and
dashing furiously down the hill, threw the
party to the ground, smashing the carriage
to fragments. All the company were more
or less hurt, but were able 10 be. conveyed to
the Rev. genlleman's residence, where their
wounds were dressed, and they are now In
fair way of recovery. The accident occurs
red on the 25th ult. ,i.s,s s.,--..o, s.,..,.,.a