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Jury Lis,-December Term. '49

Jnry Lis,-December Term, 40
(:rund Jurors.
New p,~,.in :. Jacob Aisuck, Ssm1 Asklns
Union William Mci'herson
Nidd,ec,eek Jacob Mohr
Pepns: P Gemberling, Jr.. G 4 Snyder.
H W Sn. der
East. Buffalo : Daniel Wsgencs
I~wi,bure :: Benjamin Rsssel'
West Buffalo Dsvid Sha'ier. Ssml s'ee'
Kelly : jacob Moyer
White Urer :; Jacob SyPher
Hartley: Benevii!e farser, Chs's Emory
n ffl.nbury: BrrrvhIli Bell
f,-vvrr: Joel k.ineer. Jhbn Bfe'ninSea
We., Bra.er Aaron Long
Perry; Philip, Weiney
Ch,pm.n : Perry Kremer
Wash'ns,on: Jno Dubs. J S Haekeooerg
,.n,,e: Aaron G Hasslneer
Trnrerse Jurors.
NV Berlin: Henry Aurand. Jno R'~he'.
Union Michsei Rcnf"r, Abrshsm Eyer,
John Mormon. Daniel hu,-r. Sen,
P-na. :. Jucub Kse,ter, John Harrison. J
9; S,oui1rs.
r r., Jacob Marin, John S'rauser
C,,-r,..u :. Ersuc,s BucA~a!Hr. Philip
l.HcAasi
Washington Dhn. S;erner. An'hnny
S.~ch,, wm rren,z Henry Hr'eh' "baeh
H.dj!s.rrk: Geo Danhrrman
tru,,r Jno S Kern. Geo R",er. Jno ETb'
J.,a Saensie. Jno Ba~ersoz.
E.a,er :: Jno B'nsaman
West Beaver Jno Hrr.ey
L~~isbu-s: Aie1r MCin'e. Byer' Am
mons, Jas M.tsb ,u
K-,~, ::'rho's Ci.ossn. Tbo's Howard. VIM
Wilson. aon ofE.
White Deer : M,chari fosi, Sami Ie"o-
~,:iny. Iraac High
81 I'll naure Jos Eller', Jac Deckard. va
Nd Mei,sen.r. David Herr
w'-., BufIalo: L.hn L Rockey Ge" l,rn
n.-h, Vim Forster, Augs CARRIER. Elias
Lambert.
,l.u.ey John Hover. job" 81 is' i"ys''
Da, ID S,rzcr, Ant~ Cook
!:uaaLn Martin Drei.bach.
Pitt ynro,s. (2d sreot)
Un,on: John crnsssr"ve, John Lfioy,M'
ehae. N ilrr. L.hn Gu,sr Cha 5 Caw'ey
We, 3. aver Jno ID Rmn,g. W." Bard,
n,.baI Bare, Henry Renirr
Beaver: :. Jns. Dicse ,Its sse li-odr'ck',Phl|
ip Nark"y v
-a,r :. Gco, samp..'. Sen. e'ed Hfe"c,'
.Jao sm-,k-r, Ed~ Sn. der. Reuben Il
.nhpser 80.
w,,,;l.c,ers: Jacob Snyder. Samr foder
p ,,,. J,hn Rn,hon. J.seph Sha';o
Washington Isaac |, h"!st
r-rns Benlem Smith fni " Nan"
HARTLEY J.coh Mnrre. Henry Sa"a's'
Chv.iian Srhnnre
Nsrss H.. .fa'n Jarob Derr, SAM i""ns
ksffa,a :: Mrh ,;rnv" James o'non'o"''''
J:,hn Bijdlr. Geo Miller
E,s, B.ffzl, Jcrmah Ritter ~.
u h,a. D..r: Hsery H.n, Cha''s' A''"'
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1~SG A Faithful Chronicle Of the
WAR OF American Injepen-
dencc. In one large volume. SvO. illustrated
with Seventy Engra,inss, in handsome Gilt
Binding, Price -.
The Presidents Of the United States,
Their Memoirs and Administrations
To which is sd'st account Of the lnsugurs-
ton OF each President, and a history OF the
principal political events of his administrat,cn,
and OF the transactions OF Congress at each ses.
zion during the period.
illustrated with elegant portraits Of the Presi-
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royal $40 in beautiful pictorial binding. S3 so.
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FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

"AvING isk.L the new Drug Establishment
III Of SehcGe 4 Chamberlin. would res
pec,Iu'Iv announce ID my friends and the public
that have repIeoished my stock and will keep
constantly on hand large, fresh aud we'll se'sc.
ted stock Of pure Drugs, Medicine. &C. which
offer al Wholesale aud Re,sil. My stock beng
entirely new end purchased for cash q los rates
in the Philsd'a market am enabled to .ell st
lower prices than ever offered in this region-
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Siuifs, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery. Oils, Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods,
Fruits, and Confectionery,
xi,h ls,se vsri~ty Of other articles usually kept
in Drug establishments. Thsnkiul for pest lib
~rai ps,ronsge. nope 10 merit It's continuance.
Persons wishing to procure pure end ''~~.
Medicine, are particularly invited 10 give me u
call before purchasing eisesue'e. a. alt EtuSs
are csrs.u!iy inspected heioIe ofte'rd for sale and
oil NJ .ticiu.s manufactured by ln'seli are var
rsnted good. Having . p'ariicAi SnoSiedse oi
the business from up~srds ot zen yesr. rsperi>
rnce, 1s,ter myself ,hs, sm competent jude.
Of the same.
All orders entrusted TO ne will he psyntils
attended to- and my friends may rel, upon get
ting everything Of the very hest q'.aly.
CIV. SCH NJ Lie. Druggist.
lvwjsts - ieio
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Nunhar Of Students.
TEACHERS.

STEPHEN w. TAYLOR. A. ~, Professor u,
M-.a-n,a'ics AID .Ns,cr.l th'losoph, !;
GEORGE r Bliss, A. NJ. Professor oi Greek
language AMI Liiers,nrr
GEORGE W. ANDERSON. M. Profess,
m Lam Language snd Literature:
ISAAC n. LOOMS, A. NJ, Principal Of the
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ. Teacher in the
Academy.
In o'der to meet the demands Of the Instiiu-
ton, the Board have taken MEASURES Ia sspp'y
the necessary Ap, ara,us for the deysrt,nrn, al
Mechanic Philosophy. ani I'd increase the IL
brary. before the commencement Of the w,nrcr
session. During the year. the Guiding now IN
progress will he r"m,let. j, si1oti"g STUDY rooms
Professor hss been added 10 the Faculty. ana
means provided u enable esuceni. in the classes
specified above to prosecute their studies with the
greatest success.
Tuition and Beard.
TUITION in the Collesis,e Department $50,
Academic $50. Primary Slipper year.
BOARD. including lodging. wa.hins. fuel and
light, can be had in the village and its vicinity a.
various prices, from 1874 10 $50 per week.
Sessions, Vacations, SC.
Two Sessions IN ar--the former cnmmen
ces on the second Tuesdsy in Oc,ober aud con-
tnsss - we~ks; shs latter continues Is weeks.
Spriag Vacation. 4 weeks Autuainsl, 6. Mex,
session begins li,h October.
The Board are hsPPy to add that Le~isburg
is At present, - Il ever has been. exceedingly
hesithy.
By order and in behalf Of the Board:
THOMAS WATSON, Pse.'t.
GEORGE F. MILLER. Sse'y.
Lewisburg. Union Co. Pa. Sept. l, ls49.
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fkr REQUEST
RAREWEI.L TO THE WOXLD.

! Ys angels Who moTlaIs aieno.
And minister comfort 10 ~oc.
Come listen. ye heavenly ir.esds.
Nv happier story to kn"s
Using Of q theme meet sublime.
NJ sorrow my soul can cou'ro':
I.ins or,hs rsp,urous 'ime
When j-sus spoke pes,e 20 my soul.
, When gull, nv poor heart did ass"''.
Becauss had wandered from E0c'
tSroye my sad case to bewaI,
.iv sin vas q cumbersome load;
20. Savior. have mercy! crisd,l
q. psrdoa q wretch that's 50 vie.
Then quickly his blood ~ss applied.
o. ,irre he spske pace to my soul.
. NJ guilt. like the clouds Of the morn
Wa. chased in a ao'nens away.
The icy Q; ny ac,l newly born
Inrrea.ed With the rising of da,;
Nv Ssror redeemed me from sin.
He saves nc, in part, bu, IN WHOLE
He writes his ssivall0n within,
O...ihers he spoke peace TO my son''
E oow am so blesi with his love.
cove, no, earth's richest store.
Tie visits me Oft from above.
Iowa him, ~an, nothing more.
Re.ixued TO Ills pleasure Pii i''e.
Till times latest circle shall roll.
His s!r,osi salvs,'on receive,
For. o He spoke peace 10 ny soa'.
4 Farewell 10 -ar,h's sliisring TOYS,
F.rswell 10 nv friends ard nv foes,
IN ..,l irnm those sefnes 10 the skies.
Who're pleasure eternaIiy flows;
n, hid. mo leave al Cor HIS sake.
III run nIi reach the siesI goal,
iron m, 10 HIS arms Hs viii take,
Q. there He spoke peace TO my sor'.
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS. &
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

DR.J N. Keller & BRO. most res
~ pecIiully soIici, attention 10 their fresh
stock OF English, French, Ge,n'an. aid
.4nericam Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Che
micals. OILS, Dy e,tuff,, Glassware, Periu.
merry, P.rn, Medicines, Varnishes. DE,
Having opened a new store, NO :9i, Market st,
With full supply Of fresh D'uss ard Medicines.
we respectfully .oiicit country dealers to exam
ne our stock before puTcha- ing elsew here. PROM
ising one ard oil who msy ie,l disposed to ex-
tend to Us their patronage, to sell them genuine
Drugs snd Medicines. on ~ iii* rel terms As sny
other house 10 The City, and To isi h!uily execute
al orders entrusted TO Us promptly and sith &c.
sps'ch.
Que Of the propristors being 3 regular Phy~i-
clan. ado,ds smPle guarantee OF the genuine
qu.ity OF oil articles sold at their establishment.
We e.scisiiy invite druggists and county
merchants Who m.y ~ish 10 become syents for
Dy. Keei.,s Celebrated Family hed:eines
(..sntsrI aud populs, remedies 10 forw ard the'r
atJIes..
Soliciting ,h. patronage Of dealers, vs. respects
'uii, rrrsin,
"a kEELER& & Bro, wholesale D,usgi,;s,
iy2eil n" 29i Ma'k-i ST, P.t.1d.
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FiSHE ~subscrbrr desires 10 inform the
i citizens If Le~Isbur2 ana ,ne puGli~
u, ..ene,ai that he carries on the Watch
Making Business in TIE shnp lnrrerly &C.
-upcd b. c.. .ilouse', y here he is prepared
"a execute all lind, cf work in his line OF
business with rromprne., and 90 The mosi
reasonable Terms, and by STREET attention
10 hi, business expects liberal share o,
patronage. He has constantly on hand an
assortment of
WATCliES-Pa:ent Lever, English.
ana French.
JEWELEY-Gold Watch cha rs ana
Guards. Pencils Pens. Breas,rins, Earrings.
FiugerfiHgs, Silver Speciac!es. Lockets,
Spoons, Tnmbes, &c.
Wh,rh he is determined to sell low
GILL IND TRY.
A. L. HATFIELD.
Lewishure. Nov. l3, 1877
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UNIVERS SITY
at l.eWiSburS.

rTHHE TRUSTEES Of the University a. Lew
isbu.g would respectfully inf'r'n i,s Palr"n-
and Friends. that IN The School under ,hri. care
(at Ls'si.burs) the 'ollo" Ing the Glasses. Sub
jects Of Study snd Exercises tor the current year.
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|NENTLEMEN'S Fancy Goods. Ves-
III ings. Cloths, Gassimeres, and Sum
mer Goods in general, a:
9. B. Bowvs' Cheap Ssoss
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q Book Agents and COLporteurs UiH please
to 06serre..O
LIVERY citizen Of The United States should
II possess copy OF these works. They are
i,lr Books of Our Country.
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Rg GE M "a " n Il
SAINT. ANMON.

' n sV'
received, ve-oecih,iy INFORMS h,s od friends
AID the public generally tat he has removed t's
Tailor shop
10 the Basement ot lis B.;ck dwelling or MARKET
s,,-~,. nelt door shove &. rsrn,'s s...i.-uy Ga.
The office II II & hHk"k, Esp whr'e n. ho:.s I"
NJ, all ~ho snay give hnn iirIs c">:''"', y.
De does al! work IN his lIue in Ire i.s's' md
.ewe>l 81, :e and on sh"r, notice, Tie h.s
me Fashions reeHiarl,. employs none bu'
good hsad., and - Gciesmln'd 10 keep U,
with he times and merit a good share T.
CUTTING done {" order.
harges reasonable, srt Produce taken ~
exrbance !i,r work
,sburs. Jnne, ls49 Iy27o7
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Departments and Studies.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Dep0TuNDcUuS anu StuNueSs
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Six Ciass~s- Exercised i" Spelling, Reading
Definiiio,,. English Grammar, Arithmetic Geos.
taphy. History U s. A.. Psnmanship. and Com
pUsiiIon.
ENGLISH DEPARTEEETcf Of Ike Ac1demy
The same studies as in the Pnhsry d. parmci,f
CO n'inu, d III the u-e Of larger text books and to
here are addei Gener.l History, Davies AiyebIs,
!.egendre and Surveying.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT of the Academy
Jun. Academic CM.s. English Language,
Geogr~p. y, History U. s. A, Lain Gramns AZ
and Reader, Greek Grammar and Reader com
inence,l, Arithmetic completed.
General History, Ccs,r, Virgil. Greek Reader,
Davies Algebra.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Freshman Class Livy Anabasis. Memorabilia.
Davies Les.ndre, Trison. Me',y commenced.
Sophomore Glass. Horpce. Odyssey, Seie. t
Orat,onS Of Demos henes. LrgenIIe completed
Davies Surveying AID Navigation. Ahaiytics
i;enme,ry, BARS Lectures.
Junior Class Dene,rhenes Oh the Crown
Greek Tragedy, Cicero .ie Oliicii-, Tsci,us, Nat
urai Philosophy, Astronomy, Logo.
Students in the English Department reciie
with those pursuing the same s,udIes IN the
Regular Course.
No class III the Reeuiar course. has less than
three daily rrcitsrions. All ihe members cf ,ae
school CI thee dl,isi"rs.) are exercised every
Saturday in Rrsi,ng. Defamation, English Com
position, and V1a! Music.
Al the students ere required u attend. regu-
inry, some religious meeting. Miuors are espec
'-,! 10 attend su, h ri,e'ings are recommended
D them ny their Isrfn's or suardisn>. There are
IN ,h.. Borough les, ihan siS places Oi PIhiic
wo.,hip. occupied every Lords Day by Us man,
j ,f.r.u, Chustian tenorana,ions.
Nunhar Of Students.
The nurni.er Of students during the pas, vea-
in the ,s'ious departments. aas lfia The
;urnhsr ,t.t hive entered he clss>es - .le Reg
uiu Cor'ae for r.. ru'T-'.! year ("&c.I-H. u;
those " ,;,e snglls. aud 6imary department,
is Is foii,.s:
CoIIxrr IupiDr class
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EaluabIe SCOTS.

E1&udD&c B00K@.
1 FRESH supply received at the Lewis
n burg Cheap Bo.'kstore:
Fi.kr,s Manual Of Classiral Literature
Davies Ansly tical Geometry
Blaif's Rhc,oric. University edition)
Comstock's M.neralogy
The Complete Farmer. J vol. 62l cts
The New American Gardener, I vol. 81
The B.Wk that will Sui You, or a Word
for Everybody
can furnish The abeve works, with q
great variety Of others, NJ rery lc'c prices.
Msy 30 sF LlNDALI
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PEHFUMERY |!

c,CUaFFLE ha. received = choice as
- sor,m~n; from E. RomSsei and J.
Eauei. Perfumers. whose preparations are
ce ce!ebraied-
Rer,s'Ol Pearl Powder
OK Marrow Fancy Soaps
Bay Water Hair Dye
Cologne Water Shaving Soaps
Curling Fluid &c. &c.
Also. general variety Of Jewelry and
Fancy Articles Spec'ac'"s. Pencils, Wallets,
reo,hbrushes, HairbrusheS, &c. &c.
G. w. SCHAFFLE.
I.e~isburg, MAY lS. ls4s
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TIL premiums are less than any other company
aud the policies afford greater advantages. Mar
lied women AMI female children can insure the
lives of either 4 husi ard parent free from be
claims Of creditors. Tahles Of half yearly and
quarterly p,emiums, half credit rates of premium,
short terms. joint lives. survivorships, endow-
msnts and fnrms of application are to be had at
The Ofhce or Of the Agent.
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Example: \ person aged 80 wears neA, trta-
day BY paying the COMPANY 80 cts would secure
20 his family or heirs 500 should he d'e IN one
yeas, or for 3 90 he secues To inem $1,000. or ior
l3 GO annually for seven eats he secure. 20 ihem
blOOG should he die in seven " sr-. or for 20 40
paid Iy during lie he secures 1000 TO he paid
when he dies the insurer securing biz own bonus
h. the difference in amount ~ premium from those
chasse4 nv other Offices For 40 SO the heirs would
receive 350UG should he die in ore year.
PETER CULLEN. President.
F. w. RAWLE S.cy ami T. .eas.
For further pa iicula-s Apply to
HENRY &. HICKOK.
. Agent far Ua;on and adjoining counties.
Consulting Physician HAIE.. VI. ID.
Les isbarg. Union Co. Pa. Juiy 81, ls49
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Who may desire TO canvass districts for IL.
above important Natlons! Works will he pleased
10 address line 10 the publisher, II sting the
i".i i"n of country he wishes 10 occupy. and hy
re'uTn Of Mail he will receive List Of Pics
with Terms TO Agents, With allow them a
very .iheIa commission.
EDWARD WALKER. Publisher. ia Full.
:on street New York
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Six Glasses Exercised i" Spelling, Res,!ing
Deinitiou. English Grammar, Arithmetic Geos.
taphy. History U s. A.. Pennan ,hip. and Com
pDsiiIon.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-10

IL ilENoliAW, Ire.
-. ne.
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RAILROAD.


HurrON RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAINS
will com 20 between New yort and voyer
Hook mile above Psekskli Saturday The 2oth
slant ssorping the following places ard the Of
fare reereotivey vile, i2 cents; Yon
ters I5o Hastings sc Debbs Ferry SO Tarrytovn. sci
Sing Sing tbc Coiaberr h0c Peekstl and Roger Hook,
SO Omnibus sages will be provided st ire Junction %
Chambers ard Hudson streets 20 convey passengers
provide themselves with Railroad tekes TO te engine
zion % street untl s rai can be laid - that
point Dowp requirir H. wil also he vsysd
tree from the station Chamber In
ternsdats places Kipp Browns and ths Enckerbocksr
station Thirty fret greet Until further NOTES The rsins
will start follows day sunday erceptedb,are
eorsr Of Chambers ard Hudson srsee in oEhussss at
NJ, IAN, snd4 p NJ Leave engine station AZ thirty
FIRST street nsf A. NJ, l2k ard ~ r. n Leave Rover
neoh and f.stslill, All w. u A. NJ md r. n. f1ek.
cts msy be procured at the oces of the Company, no
Chsmters street ard ~ the station Thirty arst
Psereers ave particularly requested provds themselves
with tickets before taking their In the
fcrhe present. be received and delivered only the
station at Thirty ntst street.
New York, Sept, 2sth. 1870.
NJ -stschholders who may desire 10 view the ROAD
wins the rresen. week will be furnished wish ticket
eekhl viont share, on clnga the oioe Of The Com.
papy, Nc. "a W anstreet
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n the street. and Is negotiated At seven and eight per
sent. Notwithstanding the cheapnsss and abundance
Of money, one seems disposed to touch any thing
IN the way fspecuaton and capitalists prefer loanins
money at four per cent interest good security, to
purchasing stocks at present prices. They say that
when they lend money first rate security at low
rate of interest, they of the principal and
small amount Of interest when they want it, but If
they purchase any Of the fancy stocks the market
they get nothing In the shape Of interest and may
several per cent Of the principal in the Of being
obliged to realize. Small profits and returns
the order of the day No feels disposed to risk
great deal, with very poor chance Of making any
thing but very great chance of losing good portion
of the capital.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations In this
market for the principal speculative stocks for each
day Of the past week and at the close of the week pre-
vious. Prices have been very uniform throughout
QUsrArIors PaISoPAL SrssKs IN
NEW YORK MARKET.
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SCHOOLS. SO


THE ITALIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES SIG
nor 1amsjo who has Just arrived fo~ Italy offers his
services TO the public Teacher o the Italian and French
LANGUAGES sisnor having served for the
nine professor 81 these languages English and
French univeries confident Of giving satisfaction His
rooms 81 No ~ Leonard street Terms moderate Re-
frs 20 Dr. Mott, Jr, ESQ., and snor Dseorsi Consul Of
Nhples
CITy COMMERCIAL SCHOOL no. los FRANKLIN
~ street adjoining the Dutch ChurchThis iusituton 10
nov re-otened for the reception 81 pupils card 81
&c. can he obtained ut the School =. B. QUftK.
A YOUNG MARRIED LADY, NATIVE or PARTs AND
n educated In the hest schools % that oy having
leisure hours teither morning aernoon wishes
hereh with family TO tesch children read and
sest French slfo plain and fancy n.edsworh Adde'S
letter raid personally, for Madame between the
hours of and o'clock NJ at p Bekcsrts Professor Of
the French Language at 81 Broadway. None Bs Evening
Classes begin the fret and second weeks Ia October
EBENCH LANGUAGE EVENING CbAssRs PoR
genuemes aud day classes for ladies' At 20 Broadway
under the tuition OF Professor D. Lsrot Who being snrous
70 have his pupils make rapid progress reading aud speak
nr admits but six msmlsrs IN each class Terms 81
month(tweve lessonsl Please apply above before
o'clock. A. NJ, and after o'clock. I'm
u. LAGROIx, Professor Of French
In kesua Abbotts Institution and other semiusriss.
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4POHT'VNG.

II ACEs.-THE FALL MEETING.-THE RACES WILL
'onmsnes on wsdn ssday Oct At the Union Course.
half Forfeit Soo added by the Course mile heats Entries
Jas Tsys bay fly julia Dean three year cid by Orator.
dam Sarah Washington. G. Green's hay colt by Mercer
full brother to Free Trade Mr. Lairds crsmona By
Three mile purse, 5000, with inside stake Of $500 each
eatriss % r. Hsre's znlisks, years old by Willis.
ron dam John Rishard Jas Taysb Thirteen Of rrumps,
out OF Tom sins dam four ears old and opea
Oct a. -Four Mile Day Purse $500 inside stake $500 sach
with three sui scrbsrs WHO p Hare's Bostona by
Boston, dam Andrewets Jas Tays Oh colt Tally BY
Boston dam Tom Tough years old c. Green's br h. Free
Trade, by Mercer, dam John Richards. q years old.
TT MON COURSE l.. L-TROTTING GREAT
match for $1,000 20 mile heats in harness will
lively come on on Friday, October at o'clock this
being the most bet \ trotting match,
betting in this country 0. w. Dimmick names b. e.
Jack Rosster John Case LADY Moscow The
viii South Ferry at ~ O'clock and
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A comparison Of prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close of tho
previous week, exhibits decline in Reading Mortgage
Bonds of Il per cent Reading Railroad, Erie Rail-
road, u; Long Island u; Farmers Loan, q; New Hs-
ven Railroad. 1; and an advance in Reading Bonds
IN per cent; Norwich and Worcester, N; Canton
Co., II Hudson Railroad, x; Erie Bonds old IL.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port Saturday amounted to S85 900 III pay
msnts, sl44l5 IA; balance, $4,li7o49 81; duties,
s766l The receipts and deposits for duties at the
Custom House for the weekending the 9th amounted
to $5l0759 This shows increase compared with the
preceding week, of $l24,747.
The value of the dry goods imported into this port
fer the week ending Friday and the amount deposited
at and withdrawn from the warehouse were IS an.
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