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ADJUSTMENTS.

NAM " 81 WI Llv i -.
SIoNoR BLITZ
CONTINUES HIS AMUSING. Enisrts nins Hunor.
-' AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY.
corner Of Leonard st. and Brosdwsy.
EVERY EVENING DURING TIE WEEK
commanding Monday, Oct
Change Of Programme nightly
ASS,i..,cco d ilsren under TO- hLfpriee
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES Or wednesday and
saturday a o'clock y l~s-
MECHANICS HALL.
g. Broadway between Grand sod Broome cts
THE ORIGINAL CHRisrY's MINsrRELs
HAVE THE HONOR Of announcing 10 the ladies and
snd gentlemen Of New-York thai they Will give Sc
res % theiE original AMI popular Concerts which were
received wA .ssh dsnsashea favor aarns thsir pen,
MONTHS crowded nightly BY highly respectable and
isshionase .asisnees Admission 3 cts Concert com
me3ce a. O'Clock. oil w.
MISS lsIDORA Z. HANsEN,s Concert y the
VI Ta6ernaele.-Miss lsiDORA ESPRIT HANSEN has
cert a. n. rsberuaee On TUESDAY EyESS h1s. SSa
5 isl7 which she viii have the valuable assistance OF
With AZ efteisnt Orchestra Mr. rlAM and Mr. }. A.
KYLE have also kindly volunteered their services
PROGRAMME
l. Oyerture-Full Orchesirs. conducted by SIG Rspsui
,. 10 tamo' Romnza NarNoae. with Ouaftette
aec.mPaniment composed expressly for and sung
s. Coueertsnie-F and Pianoforte-Messr. Kyle and
4 The Dresm-by Karl Muler-Miss I.idor.
5. Spanish sons-Marauna- Variations and Guar.
tctfe accompan imert-composed expressly for, and
suns BY Ms Isdors.
PAST
Ovsrture-full Orchestra. conducted BY SIX kspetu
= Scena Romanzs-Oh mel fnSsente nuyolo-with Guar
tette experimentation the new Opera OF Atr'
la by Nerdi-Mss lsidoIs
j. Grand Concertante Duet, Flute and Plsnoforte-
PLAYED with distinguished applause 81 the Concert Of
the Philharmonic >ociety-Messrs. Kyle snd rlmni.
4. Bailad-Mlss IsidorA
S Ira POGO a me recovero'-froui Lucis di Lsmmer.
moor" with Grand Variations aad Charlotte accom-
psnimenis-comPosed expressly for. and sung BY
Miss lsdors-
Tickets One Dollar esehto be bad az the music stores
and a. the door. o. ~
HERR AND sIyORI, on WEDNESDAY, October
cAMiILo sivoRI and HENRI HERR
will give Grand Joint Concert on Wednesday evening
MADAME FLEURY JOLLY.
Prims Donna from the Grand Theatres Of Paris and New
Orleans, twho has recovered from her ndisposton,)
MONS. DUBREJlL,
First Baritone from the Operas France and Orleans
4 GRAND ORCHESTRA. carefully selected from
the best professors by sisnor RaPeti leader OF the
Italian Opers-
the LlEDERkRANL. consisting OF
ONE HUNDRED MALE VOICES.
under the direction OF Mons HEIGHT, who has Kindly
consented 10 assist them on this occasion only.
PIECES TO BE PERFORMED
HENNl HERZ-Lucresia Borgis and the Second Con-
Madame FLEURY JOLLl-Grand Arias from II Barb
d. sevislis and Ia Cana Lsdrt
CAMlLLO >lNORl-il Csmpanello the silver bell) and
Nv the LiEDERKRANZ 1.-Two Chorusses BY Msudels.
sohn numbering upward OF one hundred male voices
FRA DiavoiO Grand Duet first time BY HERR, OH.
al the accomplishments and two Osertures, by the
Tickets Que Dollar each, to be had the
To avoid a crowd at the box ONCE the public urgent
y requested to take their tickets, IN preference the
Concert 10 commence at q o'clock %
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-For gentleman ard lady and
Dthree children o. and years Of age IN small pr
vse family where there few no boarces and where
the comforts OF homo be realized Any having
desirable location and comfortable respectaby
furnished IN the part of the city, not above Canal
- preferred desrous OF making such arrangement for
the winter or LONGER II agreeable May leave line direct
ed 10 at the office Of this paper stating terms, &c
which must be moderate All communications strictly
confidential Best references gwen and required % IL
DOARpINC.-F Furnished rooms for single gentlemen.
ID with breakfast and tea also very desirable suite Of
rooms Tor 4 family the second f0or with private tao
NJ desired AZ the house 5l- Brosdway,-sith all the
modern improvements. bathin z-rooul, &C
4 competent aud highlyqualifed teacher the Piano
viii ave lessons 10 few yoang ladies Al the above
honse o5 lw-
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WEDNESDAY. Oct 9.
THURSDAY, Oct. 7.
Al Ia o'rlork AZ ~, Rroaf 90 =


LARGE ssIs OF RcR FsgScr CHINA, CRocgsRy. o. AS
AND SILVER PLsfhD WARg. FussruRs AND HoVskxgnf-
ING Goops-R {. KEMP will sell ct auction on Thurs
day at oocock al the spseloss roous f,1 Broadway b
catalogue avery large and exenave assortment Of rich
useful and ornamental housekeeping articles, which vii
b. found well worthy Of the attention OF the trade and
purchasers generally.
Farther particulars 10 morrow.
PA>OFoKrEs-seyeral second hand pisnocttes. which
very good and worthy the attention OF buyers.
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'V'O StRNENORS and knEneers-A young man
wishes for an engagement in surveyors or engineer
once As assistant in copying and reducing plans plotting
eNehng and copying specifications y willing 20 engage
Tor short time trial Apply, by letter, 10 J. L. g.
care OF M }. {. Watson. 1871 Broadway o5 81
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EUTERPEAN SOCIETY

lIsre notified that the VIII commence Tuesday
evening 5h inst at the Howard House. :. O'Clock pre-
cisely. l0i 2tis. BY order. I. w. REEVE. sec'y.
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Nj ARM f. JOU Il n a l..
PORT OF NEW YORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -..THIS DAY.
IHE sun 1HE MOON. FCLL 50.
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INTEREST on CITY sTOC ks.IIhs I sa.

on PuhIIc STOOLS OF ne IITf O ~ y
psyabl- November 1917. viii be PAID on that esy y -
sFfH LAWRENCE Esq Chamberlain Of me Wy, = .,7
Bank of the state OF NeS-Noik The transit, 0ooAs VIII
be closed Tuesday October H. a. 5 oelock NJ 60.
~ For the sccoruioa stion Of sockholder transfers
will be permitted during the time me oooa, Iei'a'
" ~ JOHN EVEN, Controller
,-.-l1.-s. oF-. ~.,y.V.rk O~+oter 4. 1917. % mo
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} 81 REWARD '

I,OUND-oct. H. is47, in Wallis ssmall Of money
in bills which the owner can have BY Identifying and
paving charges al loo Dslancy-st % IT.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. 9, ls47.
New Merico and California; Enough knovn TO settle
the authority Of The Civil Governmsns ests6iished IN
those Countyie,-Faef, aud Public Documents coming
out.
The trial OF Lieut. Col Fremont has brought out al
ready many important facts in reference to the late
civco military operations IN those goodor- nothing ter
rtories, Saving always the bay Of San Francisoo)
When Gen. Kearny proclaimed his glad tidings OF
great joy TO the half naked mongrels Of New Mexico
when he baptized them under the star spangled ban
ner citizens Of the United States whom he stood
the tops Of their mud houses and announced their sdop
ton into the great family Of the Yankees townful Of
copper. skins at time when he issued his prsnuneia
Of liberation to the greassrs Of Santa Fe when
he drew up civil CODE and erected territorial govern
ment for country claimed by Texas to be part Of that
State but over q population that Texan had ever
seen save as prisoner Of war all thought, In this
part the country that the General acting beyond
the margin Of his strict instructions The pub doc It
brought out In this Fremont investigation, shows tina
Gen Kesrny acted under specific orders-that he obey
cd them letter and that his conduct was
az It deserved to be- and shall doubtless learn great
deal on the subeot before this trial 10 over
AEw poor paehuoss on the irrigated margin OF Del
Norte; few poor wild Indians, mixed up with lot Of
poor lazy balf-brsed Mexicans In California owe us
Their eternal gratitude Great deserts had be crossed
TO reach them the mission OF liberation
them but they believed not that the warliks array
dsmurred 10 his good elccs 70 he beat them into sub
mission, and, at the point Of the bsyonet proclaimed
these degraded and miserable barbarsps free and
csptedn citizens OF the United States and all this
der instructions from the War Department. The War
Department instructed Gen Kearny to reduce the
pie by TO ibsrtythen TO swear them int then TO
make government for them-and then TO stay awhile
TO see how the wretched greaser took the charitable
prescription and then TO come home.
The journey Of CULVER TO- the Brobdgnags-tbs ad-
ventures OF sinbad, the saior-the great South Sea
bubbe--ths Yazoo spec ulaton were all pretty rsssops
bic and practical things compared with this liberty
ssds over the sands and volcanic mountains OF New
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AG1R PLATT r Af9SGNiioss.:;TfHAaKDWAfE AMI

JACOB 8 PLATT, MISUNDERSTANDING AND
- CUTLERY AUCTION SALE.-Jacob 8. Plat will
SELL Tuesday, November at 10 o'clock the auction
I9om. NJ . Plat street yia-BiImngha@ Hardware and
IN bot 100 bright faced vices IL casks bright and black
hooksand hnges casks and 7l6 inch polished log chains
1000 pairs 6H and feet 10 and IL link chains
po!i.hed coil chains; 4, 7.ls and u inch.
Also-Curry combs, and brass head fire
irons strong brass candlesucks locks chest till
short handle fry bed screws weights wrought iron
keu, halter and dog chains, kc
Also casks and handsome assorted table and
cutlery ivory stag, self black TIP white bone and
sham buck with plain and French forks, fine
Also-Table cutlery in SETS
Also-A large and general Of carded cutlery
Also-50 dozen long handle shovels.
Also-A general assortment of hardware aud cutlery.
Alsos casks well assorted files aud rasps prime order
consisting Of 500 doZ taper files doz mill saw files 100
doz hore general assortment Of flat and half round
bastard files do a,ps do second and pitsaw les &c
Also-Thrse casks files slightly damaged be sold for
cash, for account Of whom il may concern.
NB.-As tho sale Of the above goods will be peremptory
dealers the city and else where have catalogues send
ing to the auction room the morning previous.
ne 2tS6M$Ic
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sA.t nay b u. aasac. condition Of Che people ,usr

what may % the nnancisl condition OF the people suffers
log from deficiency food they must have ard II must
be paid for. Great Britain never was In more unfor
tunate position to be large importer brsadstus
Another short harvest would have broken down her f.
nanois and commercial system and have placed her
the mercy OF that country from which supply bread
stus would be required. We not yet fully satsfd
sash result will not be realized much than 10
generally anticipated 1t is very well known that she
will want large supplies Of bresdstu such the Unit
cd States only furnish and should the demand be
anything Like that realized last year. shall drain the
Bank Of England Of every pound Of bullion In its vsu.s'
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WAsHiSGror, Nov. 9, ls47.
Court met sgreeably to adjournment.
r..S pr,.asnt Spooke ths court over 70 Mon
day consideration ofntsgenoe received Of the death
Point Isabel, Of Brevet Captain VIM H. Churchill, OF
I'D artillery of Col Churchill, fthe members OF
the court Capt Churchill died the 10th Of October
Of yellow fever. lie graduated at West Point In
s4O and brsveted captain for his good conduct
Rssaoa de Ia Palma, the Fsuques del Ramirno, In
charge Of the heavy guns.
IL will be by che correspondence OF Col Benton
and Mr. Jones, counsel for It. Col Fremont, with the
department, in this mornings Inteigeneer, that
said counsel intend to leave stone unturned-no fact
uuexamined-no proof accessible uncalled for-no Of
ducsd This ia OF great value In ths IL
lusraton Of the which the counsel for the
cused mean to pursue In the defence.
On the other hand, the testimony of Gen Kearny,
particularly In reference to the conversation between
himself and Lieut.. Col Fremont, the 18th January
last In California, in which Lieut. Col Fremont Is made
to appear proposing terms for the gubernatorisl
chair, in itself and by itself makes out strong case
against the accused But Com Stockton Is expected
and with him rests the testimony conclusive Of the udg
Gen Kearpy cannot easily be nvadAted. He Ii pro
verbal In the army unimpeachabls soldier Still
tho rebuting evidence Of Com Stockton will 70 show
II we mistake not that he and not Fremont the ofcer
responsible for the exercise Of authority by
Fremont in disregard Of the renonstranoes OF Gen.
kearny and the issue We suppose Will rest upon this
point In the conflict Of claims to supreme jurisdiction
in California which In point Of fact orders and instrue-
tions was the ranking officer stockton or Ksarny,
Mutiny II high crime, capital offence, punishable
with death and only reducibs to csshierng by the de-
cison Of the court The issue Is therefore, An issue
life or death TO Fremont.
Msjor Philip St George Cooke, commander of the
Mormon battalion In California, under the temporary
rank Of Lieut. Coonsl arrived in town this morning
well of his Mormon troops
~ the court has admitted its want Of jurisdiction In
the premises shall exercise the discretion Of pretty
full statement Of the case from day to day. God permit
ting. W.
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Conviction OF Doughty.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7, lS47.
Doughty, who killed Cox In Camden, has been found
guilty Of manslsughter.
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Marketa.


New ORLEANS, Oct. 8l.-Cotton-Ths market con-
tinued dull. The sales amounted to about 1000
bales within day or two, at the decline prsvi.
ously noticed. The market closed on terms In
favor Of buyers Flour exhibited no change, and
small sales Illinois and Ohio were made at 81 rs,
and st. Louis City Mills held at SIS . SIS as
Wheat-Ne sales were reported. Corn-sales Of 10 900
bushels were made, consisting ofnew Western mixed
Al a 400. Rye-No sales were making Oats were dull
at 34o Tobacco continued dull; about 90 hhds Ken.
tuoky leaf sold on terms not understood Sugar was
dull at 81 for common, to Ga for prime. Molasses
steady at 2lc Whiskey-Sales at zoe. Nothing Of mo-
ment in freghts Sterling bills ~ $40; sight do
New York, q Ia discount. Treasury notes par.
BUFFALO, Nov. 6, ls47.-The news by the Caledonia
received here last night by telegraph and published in
the papers to-day, completely unsettled the markets
Flour has recedsd 10 to 70 cents per barrel closing
at SIS IS to S. 81 The receipts Of produce very
light for the season The weather, now setting In
cold admonishes Of the approaching close Of canal
navigation.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 9, ls47.--Our markets have
not been affected by the steamers news Business is
brisk In anticipation Of the closing Of the river.
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BY ELECTRIC TELEosApp,
News from the south.

News from the south
fKrrhssvao, Nov 2, ls47.
The mails have all been received from New Orl.sn,
and the South. No later arrivals from Mexico
Col Vanallen, bearer Of dispatches to Gen TAYLOR
was passenger In the James L. Day which sailed from
New Orleans for the Brazos. Ths Della intimates that
these dispatches contain orders from the Cabinet to
hold in check any parties making wsrks demonstrations
in the northern provinces of Mexico and that fresh
troops will DO sent to Gen. Taylor.
The steamship Narragansett, from New York for New
Orleans got ashore the 23d uit miles south
Of St. Augustine She Is supposed to be total loss
Intsrmsnts from yellow fever at New Orleans during
the week, twenty three.
Leave or Absence Granted to Gen. Taylor, &c.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 7, lss7.
The Union says that the Adjutsnt General has re.
oeived letter from Gen. Taylor asking leave Of alb
for six months his services at
wanted Gen. Taylor expresses q desire to arrive 81
New Orleans the LIST Of December. In the mean.
time he will come to Mstamorss and wait an answer
The Union says that leave Of absence was granted.
The weather Is cloudy, and rain expected.
The President Is complaining of a severe cold.
Senator Dix has arrived In town
Churches all full to-day, and the city lively
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'NesiFF OF PkIsEs DURING THE SUSPENSION
l. OF SAVIG ALTON, l847-48-8y xpTess.
Lots 0f 400 Us and upardy Lots 05O los and under
! UWH UVWHV u
From .7ib {

Livingston Wells do undertake to forward goods
at whose @f extends by 'Ee to Mwau
The Express propreors hold themselves responsible only
Baak notes specie jewcry valuable or light and bulk,
onv DK ao. o net only Glass and glass
of oS. es 90 or
ordered and all responsibility on our part deli ery
u "' '''''''' LIVINGSTON & WELLS.
nj lar 10 Wall street, New York.
100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIV, Yi..dy 3yEhsHofs
Offered IL this ely may Se found at
way opposite Trinity Church, between fae and Wall
3. S5 N.s T AS is:
tor Of this .s.bshment has cGnneeted himself
This vsusbis sdaton to his establishment induces him to
hcpe that his customer. will increase day
gsss-'t car, given 70 the DYING Cleansing and
grapes enbrodenes gold silver and everything la"s
Garmen DYED black for mourning in 40 hours nj i2sr
Tobacco L.a al wnPRer and good iGr AM aisd
the above Tobacco before purchasing elsewhere For
sale n7 81 j. N a. iso S...::u street.
~ WILL, at his Music and Piano Warehouse, 2o Bread.
meat fadmiIed recently published valuable pa.
.of1I.. musical Of every description and muse
oil the Opera" all OF Jenuy
Lnd most svonte and prees Of muric together with
beautiful vignetr Of the Child Of the Regiment" and
menthly revew Of the mnscM world both q Europe and
America, comps nR 20 pages IA so Beauties of the
Ops-a," Nos !, 2, B. and I. also for sale.
YEARLY sc,ptiors. IS per Published monthly
La Z,ngaIa likewise other saucea from the new
bst performing at the Broadway Thestrs beautifully era.
bel shrd
"Gselle, the Night Dancers" grand OPERA selection,
OF all popular songs.
Tint Hey spot q Early Days" sung by Madame BIZ
shop compNscdby Walter Maynard
"The csmns mbu,st song sung by Jenny Lind com.
posed by charles Jefery' This song beautifully embei
lished. .
m. Pilgrim Harper" composed by Stephen Masseu writ.
ten by samuel Love-.
LAMENT Of the Blind Orphan Girl" composed by Brad.
bury.
Flower Dance aud Harvest Dance of the Vennosc children.
paa Alto Triumphant dedicated to the late Major Ring.
gold 49, -
or the Nght Dancers"
"MeI.nse a la yalss,n comprising the moot popular airs
from Gisee or the Night Dancers"
New values, marches guitar music. &c. &c.
All articles purchased at this establishment warranted in
every aud be exchanged If found otherw
wholesale or retail orders from pi Of the United
stt, OF -where attended to with he etes sud dis
p0h by addressing ,o Broadway near b. Paul, Chuch
M WThs& Mltis"re
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most aud :plsnaid Gothic Pattern Door
Gs E:
vi'ed to call and examine Re k ssSS; "a. Ro,s,
NERVOUS DEAFN ESs-The following is an extract
This @ y S w1s
"A. Christie NJ D.-Dear Sir One Of nv patients,
tic s he nc Mas %s
ye to %
Of the belt but with very little success, and feel
h. % d Ssi
% sGd hs sS than for S y:;
Unless the Of deafness be organic which seldom the
s. chisss articles sassy as ~ regarding al
% s are s
oreuI bronchitis ualgia chronic rheumatism dyspeps1
when all hope has and physc and physicians have equal
Sole Agency in New York. 1872 Broadway No druggist or
drug store has ChIse genuine articles but some Of them
York A. Of Ms%sns viii ssss5s is fir, An
IS Ss':fa
cis s' Grafton w Il 4iI e II 2sES FRAN
WILLIAM Buzz, h s..1.,t Com of ArT1sss%:.
A SITUATION wANTED-By,a respectable young
e married woman a. we. nurse witt. fresh breast milk
call at No 1856 nth street, between 7h and 9Th
WANTED-sevrral youog, honest and intelligent ard Ca
ST. ms . q each Of large
!. h ., Ys ssSSo men with the
ysiIlS making sh'iae
WANThD-By protestant girl citl,ation cook, wash
. sn sr 0T do :, or % p,
story. front room ns Item
WAANTE3-ThIee Silver Plsers, to JON the New York
to ss
sa sssi ... f s w se sd S..ps
TNTkkEsrING TO GENTLEMEN.-It j, well known
OF s oa that h
st .s yGS a and
anything ever done call or line .s1ded to- superior
NBsmell charge. and aisappoinmen. establish
"'1a ~: before cold 81 May
ERENCH LANGUAGE-Ac.depy 1888 BrOaaway--The
'as Of ana n: s
hS n: co ,: S
plates printed large type and fixed The wall
as Lesars @ each scholar Desston
nsst.r F. RICHARD. 1888 Broadway.
CAUTION.-The Desk Of th. undeI.gned was this DAY
Jug the follow To,.s vis net. Of ". Van Ptl Co..
ftiss ss.a ss NOTE @
off, w Van reit CO. Oct 10. AZ, at months, for 5000.
he said favor but yet endorsed note of
P.ts Of Geo. and by him
date Oct 80, AT fcr morhs for SlIo Of j. O. Moffe
at 30 Oct AZ for $3.50 eAdorsed asd
ns-s ard papers ds,es &c not recollectsd
crsbp cautioned Of the above
scnbed notes payments them stopped As they
Of value body but the haviag
them will please send to p. o., to
no 3t.m DUsENBERRY MILLER, 60 Wooster 81.
&EOO CHALLENGING to gentlemen sho want
DOOOths old clothes 10 loak like new; cali III. ra
origg Dying Ceaning and hepaiIinS Estbs Gold
whsIe yet all grease pitch uiue paint
extracted without ,olDs the clsth the shoret and
the rea,unabIe sfms,by J u. NOAH,
&C Gold street, q doors from Beekman
NB-The highest paid for gentlemeu's lett off
ing spps'el. 90 iitsrc
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r o. or o. F.-NATioNAL LODGE, No u, l. o. or
lie o. fhs Msm6sls Of ths Lodge sss IsaSss,sd.o Be
Iuae,aa in their sead,nce at the Lodge Room This lMor
-rs"sa s for their %Ts2M
A ID To IRELAND.A Meeting q the 0r.e,ii IIl.h Re
seoeT Me- NJ Ss Ssl Suas Val s sS 10 us
ceivs hs prepared for BY the Special Com
future action By order Of
n8 luc JOHN JAY. Secrstarv,
HEBREW BENEVOLENT soClETY.-This society
the Apollo Saloon on TUESDAY The 9,h inst oslo NJ
JOHN JOHN LEVY iEAVH'2 Ti.. sass r's'idt
HY GOLDSMITH Secretary nsasr
herman AEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,"
respectfully informed fourth will be &C.
debated by Dnuer the 10th of November. the Apollo
slzs REAHSsSEHo EfiFsif;r Vic. President.
GusrAvUs BERNHAKD. secrslary. ns 2srrc
&CE REWARD.-Lost or stolen, on Friday evening last
.t,se Sm 70 C.,hg wns eIossn9 from the foot Of
eossaeraby worn marked The eoehs Is oa yaa
able TO the owner The above reward will be paid by the
ma ae JAMES wLs0S No TO- "a sullivan SiiSIa a street.
CAsrUt Go HING COSTUMES &c. WANTED
NJ. We. Or ladies' having supe,uoos Wssrrs Ap
obtain from tho subscriber 20 cent than from
''' ''''' oac. No Wall street coIa.r 81 Broadway
Lsdes or gents can be attended their residences BY
line addressed through the Pos, Office or otherwise will
receive prompt attention. n8 Ter
+sT 0FF CLOTH!NG AND FUKNITUKa
WANSTEDILadiss and gentlemen having supsfs
,SbS;e,ss. through =. Post VIZ win at
4ss Broedwey up stairs
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The season beIpg too much advanced, there was not
much vssscity in the market Soma sales to meet ao-
tua deuasud have been effected 100 hbds. Kentucky
sold $40 and some Cuba tobacco on private terms
was .asen for export.
WuALGr0Tr-- No change.
WnisEfYStles OF Western made at 30 n 301f,
ard If state prison at sIo., including drudge
FREIGHTs were nominal, and we heard of DO engage
menta worth reporting.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 8, ls47.--Our markets hay,
not been affected by the steamers news. Business Il
brisk, In anticipation Of the closing Of the river.
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For sale the stock fixtures, goodwill and lease Of The old
esabsbed store No COB Broadway The stock comprises
fo and desirable assortment Of the best description goods
The business has been established about and bev
ed be the best in the upper part city, The lease
store live almost rent free. For further particulars apply
TO w. +. Catterfcid, 80 William street. -
HANNAH MACDONALD,
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