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Where liz the best place 10 procure the best
ind most Fashionable Boots and Shocsi
Bei,ree Oh and 10Th Streets North side PENN Arenue at
IL. b. GRIFFIN'S,
AN be found the very best assortment Of those articles
u has offered to the citizens Of Washington
Among which Gentlemen's French Light Cali .
Sewed BOOTS OF very superior style and quality
0. do French Cali Cork Sole do -
do Double Sole Water Proof do
Also the much admired French Opera boot together with
style Congress Boots patterns,
ror quality and STYLE made TO order Tor both Ladies' and
Genemen with almost endless variety u lower priced
Boots from 81 to $3.50
The Ladies' informed that every description OF GAL
TER, Shoe and Slipper, can be had at THIS establishment
such prices cannot fail TO suit every purchaser
Also, full assortment of Boys Misses, and Chldrens
BOOTS SHOES oil every description quality and price
Expected daily, additional supply oil heavy WATER
PROOF BOOTS for Gentlemen; also a iu assortment Of
Gentlemen's, Ladies and Misses INDIA RUBBER SHOES,
oct S-lw' rE3-a
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EITNAM'S

El'INAM'S
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Establishment mt.
Southeast Of Scbenth and streets, opposite The
..,'. General Post Office,
wAsHINdToN CITY, ID. c.
ca Tile Undersigned having been reformed out OF
k&HM Office in which he had unfortunately, for him.
N=xk self permitted those who wanted his political
influence place him, long suited their interest, has
resumed his old sprgfesso at the above place, where he
keeps hand regular assortment Of articles in his line,
and where is also all times prepared 10 execute orders
in the best cheapest and most expedltious manner
oct S-lyd' THOMAS FITNAM.
GENTLEMEN's "BELONGINGS"lI!
STEVENS, Gate Fish d Co.,) No. BROWNS HOTEL.
IhrSil! ofthe newest fashions and of SUI EY
y superior elegance, both IN finish, shape, and %
lX style, in BEA YER, MOLESKLN, NUIRLa,
- and CASHMERE a.r
CAPS
OF every variety of shape and material for Gentemens,
Youths and Children; ALSO for the Army and Navy.
WARDROBE ARTICLES
The largest and varied assortment OF elegant Ward
robe Toilet articles be found in the city VIZ Scarts
Cravats, Gloves Suspendcrs Perfume
ry, Canes Umbrellas, Stocks, &c, &c, DC
-. INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
OF Goodyear's Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber han procured at two three days notice
My STOCK is complete in every department Of GOODS
of the best quality and newest STYLE always to be found
my shelves
Gentlemen politely invited 10 ca.--Goo freely
shown and prices reasonable. STEVENS,
oct S-f Late Fish d. Co.
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Music, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MRS. GARRETT ANDERSoNS Music Store, between
MI lih and h Streets is IN receipt every lew days o. a
the Music published in the United States, and faithfully
attends all orders for Music and Musical instruments Of
every description She is supplied with Pianos from yar
manuftei tories AMI sells them At the manufacturing
prices Old Pianos taken in part payment for new
Persons wishing to purchase Harps can select their pat
term at the store Of Mrs A. and receive them at the manu-
faclurers price free Of expense,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
ryEIrlz MRS, ANDERSON keeps general as
A1yAkzA sOrment OF Staple and Fancy Stationery,
AAFA@ Fancy Articles and Books, large nssort.
0Nnzlkk1V men OF Classical and School Books of
every description In Use in the District
Also handsome collection Of Bibles and Prayer Books
also Of Chil,lrens Books suitable for presents.
Fancy Articles aud PerimeryA great variety Of Snuff,
Tobacco, and Segars of the best quality s..-
3 If
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a THE HOUSES Capitol Hill, 20 long occupied by
Agl Mrs Whitemore, as Boarding House, They are
being put In good repair and will be let 10 good len
ant on moderate terms. Apply To .,.
oct SAT- g 'r,'' BEN. Il. GREEN.
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STOVES, RANGES, HOT-AIR
FURNACES, sc.

A IL persons In want OF STOVES, FURNACES &c. will
IA please cali the Subscriber before purchasing else
where, he hand ali kinds, and the
articles that lit for In addition former
stock, he has recently received large supply among which
Cooks Improved Favurte Kitchen Companion, Pram
Stoves Radiators OF the most approved style, Cylinder
Stoves ana all kinds Of do with or without Dolta
Argnt Stoves great variety; all OF which will be dspo.
se oil at the lowest possible prices FOR CASH. short credit
punctual customers.
Persons In OF Ranges will find II their advantage
call and look at SIIDfSONS RANGES which
aIny the best cooking that has been
the public lie has also Ranges with side ovens hot-ar
furnaces &c, all o which win be warranted u well
All kinds OF TIN WARE and STOVE PIPES On
hand. HOUSE SPOUTLNG, ROOFING, DC, DC,
done TO order and at prices TO suit the times
j." D-F.. w. ii. NARROWER,
It'll street, doors from Pa. avenue,
p oct 8 opposite Patriotic Bank
[In;elligencer, Union, and s. T.. News
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CIGARS, CIaARs, CIGARS.

J.. CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARsi
lust received, direct from Havana, per barue Colon
very large and superior lot of Cigars consisting Of the
following Justly celebrated brands:
1900 Cortez Regalia .' .
81 l0,UD Upman Regalia ..'
1000 Silva Cigars
1000 Cortez, La Norma size
10000 Chiron do
10000 Ida, do $780,.
500 Tulpan, do ...
... 1000 Queen, do ....
10000 Columbia, do
500 La Gratitude ...
1000 Steamboat brand Principe
The above lot OF Cigars OF the choicest brands
which manufactured in Havana and part OF them
Of the subscribers own importation.
Also store, GOO,OO Cigars of various brands, which
viii be disposed Of good terms they be pur
chased In any of the Northern cities :
The public hotel keepers and grocers respectfully in
vted to call and examine this most magnificent lot OF CT
gars. w H. WINTER,
A few doors below Coleman's Hotel,
octs-it' sign Of Jim Crow, Penn. avenue
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JOHN PETTIBoNE,
VAN LOAN ~ CHASE,

AVE removed their DAGUEIeliLAN CALLER 10
Ill the ODKoN corner OF liz street Pensyl
avenue anu have, at considerable expense, put Wight
winch will enable them to furnish pictures SURPASSED IN
this any other country Pictures any KIND OF
weaher-clear, cloudy, or raining oct S-tli
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE boots
.- AND SHOES,

,,I,l, NOW hand, and constantly receiving, large
Of gentemen's Boots anu Shoes,
' ~ Of the best material and workmanship,
Also all kinds OF work In my line OF business niaue 70
orer al the notice. warranted suit no sale
sell 10 per cent below COST but will sell AZ low
for cash any other establishment In the city.
Call aud examine for yourself Ut the well known corner,
+ and / In streets. J. E. FOWLER
OCT colin uoyS
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LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.


Joseph IL NEvEIr, Pennsyva avenue, opposite vii.
ards (ate Fuer's) hotel, has received and Is manu-.
Crates OF the most approved modern PATTERNS warranted
10 draw well and not break from heat they will be sold at
as lon prices they can be bought in the District
CRATES
and beautiful variety, finished in the best manner
and arranged to burn either Anthracite or Cbef-
land coal very cheap, with friedrich jams and backs.
COOKING STOVES,
From the North Ripef Furnaces the best castings the
city warranted to bake well, and but little fuel
will burn either wood coal, and extremely low priced
COAL STOVES.
great variety; consisting Of Hail. Church, New Style Ra
dalor, and other Parior Stoves Cylinders and Salama
ders, for Offices, workshops, &c. ".s u"
WOOD, PARLo OR, AND AIR. TIGHTS.
and superb style Of Paror Wood Sioves including
richly carved cast air,tsh's Very cheap and handsome
Airtights for chambers.
FRANKLINS To-.
For wood or coal -TgSrLAT Box STOVES Dining. room
oven Stoves; economical and very convenient
HOTEL COOKING. STOVE.
Will cook for several hundred people, and the best kind
In can refer TO SOME OF the best Hotels in the
country thai lave them in use .-..
TALLORS STOVES .,
Made expressly for their use very convenient and econo
meal. The trade are invited to cali and them.
BEBEE'S COOKING RANGES.
Put up Northern prices with OF without hot water backs,
All kinds Of PLuMBINo in connection with the above and
Bathing fixtures and Pumps put up in the best manner.
Always on Hand,
Coahods, Frecarrers, cn,ler sovels Sloveppe, Fire.
brick Mica OF lsgas Tor stove DOORS lstre for clean.
ing stoves: Pots, Ovens, Skes, Tea Kettles Plain and
Japanned Tin Ware and every other article OF Tin, Cor
pE or SHEET IRON, made 10 order in The most workman
like manner. ..I ...,,. =. F..
n.,... ALSO, t......-. .'. WV.
MA large and beautiful assortment Of Britannia Ware;
Wl3 Bock.lin Jelly and Blanc maIge Pudding moullls;
q Ice-cream Freezers and Buckets t.-.'
Purchasers requested TO call and examine my stock,
generally, before purchasing, and they will find their time
will not be lost ,...,r..
Radiator and other Stoves refined and repaired with
promptness
Roofing, Gutter and Spoung for buildings, and all
pairs in my line promptly attended 10, .s .a.
c
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y = J
NOTICE Is hertby given, that the Library OF Cohyrtss vii
IN be closed on Tuesday, the 10Th O October, ANA Will not
again be opened unit Thursday, The Ahh oi November,
lg-tuu I'M JOHN ). MEEIlAN Librarian,
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BY reference to another column, advertisement will
be found Tor excellent article Of Blocking, in Liquid
lorm Boots &c. II has been highly recommended by
many who have tried it, not only gives, with very little
trouble beautiful JET polish but retains il much longer
than any other II is sold by the agent OF the manufacture
err No. 80, Chestnut street Buy bottle trial Will
prove the iact.-Ehi. Ledger, AprH %. ,...
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LOOK FOR G. wooDwARD's
HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE,

WHERE he will sell STOVES, CRATES, and COOKING
w RANGES &C. al Baltimore and New York prices.
received from the North, the largest assortment
and most approved patterns oil STOVES AND CRATES
that las been offered ior sale IN this city.
Among my large collection vi Crates ami Stoves have
the American AikTiGHT COOKING STOVE, new art.
cle lust market, the best Cooking Stove In
use !; u new yentilang Alright Srove Tor Parlors and
Chambers which viii yenss you. rooms as well o. an
RANGE, the most approved range IN
Please call before you buy, between ih and llt street.
Penn Avenue, at q. WooDWARDS.
S-3uucJlx-
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CURTAINS made and hung the most fashionable style
" by s.. ID MOORE,
OCT s-Gteod' Pa. Ave. between 9th and 10Th streets
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UeQGus Patent Japtu. Backig is about the best article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which imparts IL
the understandings OF man is brilliant and lasting: we
have tried il, and II boots to all this in Its behalf
his. Evening Bulletin yule T.
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f. BURGER

HEALER in Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff, Wholesale and
~ Retail, l2th street, between c. and Ii.
ucts--lm noyS'
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BOOTS '''''

7 WUUNI Wislhk speedily SUpplel Mill
the above and desirable article that they would do
well 10 have their measures recorded books Those
wish ready made work will find the best stock in lie
District on my shelves, not excepting inmtabl. patent
congress Boots, together every variety (or ia,i,
gentlemen and chidrenD Of Waterproof and Cork sole
Boots and Shoes.
profits quick sales, and cash at the coun.
ter. n ANNEy
oct S-eodu-
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COAL.

John PErrlB0NE is receiving daily his supply of the
above article Of kinds, together with the cee.
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this Market aud which has been highly
recommended by those who have used II, suitable for Kler
mans Ranges, Radiators, iSc. .'.,
Clover Hill Coal, excellent article of Bilminous
dump Coa thought be equal If superior the
rious kinds heretofore used In city. ,..t
Orders received at the yard Lenox's Wharf the
Long Bridge, and at his Office L. f. Massoes drug store,
south side Pa avenue, between 2 and 9Th streets
John +. Callan's. -.a.. .H' w.. oct S-u
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YYLER'S NEW HOTEL.
BOARDING.

AIRS TIRPlN who formerly resided on the corner of
MI Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, has taken that
large and con,modious HOUSE Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Jackson Hail. where she is prepared To
comniotaie permanent transient Boardeis Tie house
has Just undergone extensive alterations and repairs, aud
has been newly furnished, pleasantly situated The i'm
mediate vicinity Browns, Coemans and GaJlsby s
Hotels, and few moments walk from the Depot and
Capitol ..,.'. ',..,.r oct S--il'
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0H CLOTHS hid, and all work in his line Of business
" promptly executed by d. MOORE,
Upolsterer and Paper Hanger, Pa Ave, between 9Th and
ltih streets oct S-eod6t'
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

~ - ' 49, CLASS 5, FOR 1917. -. IT,.
To be drawn in Alexandra, On SATURDAY. Oct. ~, lSi7
UNDER THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF COMMISSIONERS.
-rs . ..
). w. MAUKY a. CO., Managers.
J. SUCCESSORS 70 J. O. GREGORY 4 co go.
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS. A..
WeQers Patent Japan Hacki,tg is the excel
lent article; have il used, and highly
mend TN american, april 10, ~
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eAar's Backing is Of the most shining articles il
the markeL-Spi,ifyf The Times, April =. -,. ~.
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Patent Biacking.Mr j. Wellar, No. SO Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful jet polish, and does not ure the leather. Thos
who wad have polished understanding should read tn
advertisement in another colmn.U s. Gazette, May L.
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Musical.

CASTLE GARpEN.-FAREwELL CONCERT
ITALIAN CoMPANY-This grandiose soiree musicale
attracted about four thousand five hundred persons to
this vast establishment The hall was brilliantly attend
ed and all the dlsttant present delighted with the
admirable music offered by the able singers Of the
pany The signore Tedesco Rainieri, Caranti and
the signori Perel and Nove were received with ap-
paue and admiration for they fulfilled their parts with
feeling and entrain worthy Of farewell concert.
Signor Botesni, in his composition and execution
very good. The piece on the motives of the " Som
nambua," rendered upon his magic contrabasso is a
wonder Of genius, masterpiece which bewtches and
astonshes to excess its hearers Never have heard
such applause offered to artist 1t was truly an
ton Arditi less remarkable in the Carnival Of
Venice" This well known composition of Paganini,
he rendered with brio and expression new that
except Svor he made the audience forget all the other
violin players that have ever visited this country
The performance terminated with the celebrated Spanish
song Of La Colasa by Tedesco The company leave this
afternoon for Philadelphia. We wish them success.
CAMPBELLs MINsrRELs play at New Haven, Conn.
on Monday and Tuesday evenings next, where they will
sing their avorte songs chorusses &c., representing the
peculiar features Of negro character.
Herr and Sivori are performing at Cincinnati where
they received as usual, with the most unanimous
favor.
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Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTrINo-LApY SUFFOLK AND JAMES X. POLK
These unequalled nags together week at the
Centreville Course, two mile heats. Lady Suffolk 10
supposed to be in ne condition at the present time
she ever was in her life and from the manner in
which j. X. Polk will be handicapped it Is supposed
that the contest win be very close one II is looked
for with great anxiety by the admirers of both This
course is very favorable to Lady Suffolk, she having
made the quickest two miles on record this track
On Wednesday, match race for $40 took place, be.
tween the SCHOONER boats GEdmund s Conner, Is and
Lafayette from the Point House to Chester and back
which was WIN BY tbs fcrmsr, "'''.'
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ss,,sa.2sl I,sa7,Sao 1894 .iOl IA per,

This company incorporated in 1893; opened Oct.
T. 1s4l; length road 1856 miles; cost Ss,iseooo The
gross receipts for the twelve months In 1916, were
so53Ooo The gain in the first six months in the pre-
sent financial year. amounts to Sl4 900 the
ponding six months in ls4e 1t is estimated that the
gross income this year will not vary much from and
a quarter million Of dollars.
The annexed statement exhibits the number of acres
Of land entered, and the amount Of money received at
the land office In Milwaukee during each month OF the
present year As usual very large per cent Of the
entries in forty lots, and made by actual
settlers, who are already the land, and will this
year have a crop Of wheat in the ground.
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BowEnY THEArRE.--Thsrs viii be excellent enter
tanment at the Bowery theatre this evening" for the
benefit of Mr. Jordan, and have doubt that II will
attract very large audience and fl Mr. Jordans Golfers
"a we'll In addition to the usual quantum Of amuse-
meuts Mr. H. Marks viii perform grand concerto with
orchestral Accomplishments; Mr. Dennison will sing the
much admired ballad " Beats there Heart" and
another equally admired one; Mr.. Doyle will recte the
eloquent speech made by Robert Emmett the Irish pa
ro previous to being sentenced to death by Lord Nor
bury; Mr. II. w. Jones will recite Bucks have at ye
ali ), and Mr. Neale and Mr.. Jordan will each sing q
comic song This Of itself would furnish nj, no mean m Pill
Lions" the 5th act Of Richard the 3d. In which
Mrs wilkinson viii personate Richard, with the farce
neo or the Dumb Girl Of Portici will be performed
the whole comprising varied and excellent bill for any
house. and one especially well adapted to benefit The
Nsisd Queen viii soon be reproduced at the Bowery
with all original splendor and scenery
WE that the ssanG & be
ward very soon, and that too in style that will con-
vince all who may it that the managers enterprise
has not ackened in the least but that Is as active as
ever for the benefit public and especially that por
ton which patronizss this attractive establishment
CASTLE GARDEN--This most agreeable and pleasant
spot in warm weather. is crowded nightly by large and
fashionable assembages Of people from the uppermost
part of the city as well from the lower part, who
visit it for the purpose of nhang the delightful sea
breeze which never fails to blow it, and enjoy the
excellent performances Of the talented vaudeville CON-
pany which the managers have at great expense en-
ployed 1t is crowded every night, and will continue to
BE- as well paronzsd 1t has been since the commence
ment the weather. 30 long ss the managers ex
themselves in producing novelty and Tor
their patrons The bill for this evening" a. may be seen
by reference advertising columns, comprises vast
deal of amusement
PALMo's THEArRE.-Mr. Burke, the lessee, takes his
benefit Monday evening next, on which occasion Mr.
Leonard, the Irish comedian, Mr. John Winans, Barney
williams the celebrated John Dunn, Mr.. H. Marks the
vionist and number of other distinguished artists
will appear Also Mrs. Timm Miss Anna Cruise, Miss
Watts and Miss Roberts, who great favorites and
excellent actresses have rendered their services The
pieces to be played Sc Robert Macaire," :" Rival
Pages" and "The White Horse Of the Peppers" In
which Mr. Leonard will play Gerald Pepper, being his
last appearance previous to his departure for Europe
and Barney Williams as Darby O'Donoghue. This Is
very attractive BILL and If MIR. Burke's numerous
qusintapce and the members Of the bar their inu
ence, Palmo's will be crowded ON that occasion We
wish Mr.. B. bumper.
Miss Mary Taylor and Mr. Chippendale are at st.
Louis where they seem to have become great favorites
The dancing children, the charming little Visnnoses
are at Salem.
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LAND SALES AT MILwAuxII

1t will DO that the entries for the first half Of the
present year exceed one hundred thousand acres and
that the receipts are upwards Of hundred and thirty
Thousand dollars The quantity Vt lssd reaeiasng ar,
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THE CHINESE JUNK has at last arrived. She
was reported inside the Hook by the Telegraph
at shutdown last evening A steamboat went
down for the purpose of bringing her to the city.
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Remaining in prison June 30th, ls47 ;. {.

Remaining in prison June 3oth, ls47 ...... TAO
MAN NEARLY DRowNEp.-Yesterday q man fell from
the mud the East River foot Of Rutgers
street. he sank twice. but rescued Francis Clark
to whose bravery he owes his life.
FATAL Accommodations Cavanagh, laborer on the
New York and Erie Railroad while engaged in preparing
charge for blasting rock the powder prematurely
ploded blowing Cavanagh several feet into the air. and
so severely nurng him that he died on Thursday eve
the accident Coroner Walters held inquest yester
day when the jury rendered verdict In accordance
with the foregoing facts
the City Hospital also the body of John Carter who
to his death by injuries received by jumping or
falling from the window Of the he occupied in the
third story Of house No Carlisle street 1t appeared
that at the time of the
ly afflicted with pulmonary consumption, which, 1t Is
supposed affected his mind and that while under state
Of temporary arrangement he jumped from the window
Of his room with view of putting an end to his exs-
tence
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TELEeRAPHIc CoMMUNIcATIoN BETWEEN PORT
LAND AND HALFAx.-Mr. ]. ]. Speed, agent of
the company which controls the right to estab-
lish line OF telegraph between Portland, Maine,
and Halifax, N. s., advertses that the company
have been offered by private individuals the
price asked for the construction of line of tele-
graph from Portland, in Maine, to Halifax, in
Nova Scotia; but the owners Of the right are up-
willing to- place it in the hands of private parties
for speculative purposes, without making aneffort
to dispose of it in away by which the whole COM
munity will be benefited 1t rests with the pub
lie to determine what course this company will
ado the money be not provided by the pub
lc our merchants and citizens will be at the mer-
cy of the Spectators, Books of subscription
will be open in Livingston & Wells's Express
Office, No. 10 Wall street, for ten days, within
which time the question must be settled one way
or the other.
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs.-Six thousa two
hundred and seventy passengers arrived at
this port during the week ending the 9Th inst