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London and Paris Fashions for osssssr.

Dinner and in-door dress fcs the counssy. JupoS of white csmbrie muslin, wItb rich and deep kof- des of neediewofk of an open psitssn. ossssfkis Jupon's wefD ab open dTess of hgafed siik. nsis lemon color and whAe. The sossAge high. kut opening about bsif way down the ttoel of ths -. in point. Sleeves dewi-Iong, and fashss wide as the lo4er part; sln open, asd tae openisg eonsneA by lAcing The fronta of this open dseze ese esae= mehted wiih triple saw of pulled ribAon of lie color oi the silk, and the eads of the sieeses srs edged with double of the same aailied sihhoa i. Loose undes sleeves of white papsiin Fiehls oaas- nsnied s',h eeedewo'k asd slighliy gathesss v ia the inside ot tie afus. A cAfmisefIs vl uaakea muslin, with small turnover collar. edged asth lace or nsedlewosk, Head dfess--a smAn eab ef BIasseis face. trimmed wiih bows ef ribhon ef thsee dihereni coloIs, namely. Ismon. ca1iss aad biss. On one wrist ls worn bracelet. sonsisaing sf . soable row of gold chain iastened by ps1llp<k. Roa ad the wasi silk cord and tssssls sf h color oi tue dress. Slippers oi lemmoH-estossa ssiia. the iroats embroidered with Aowess in v.sisksisd silks. lntermlngtsd wlt5 geld and siissf.
 Moraias Drsss-Robe of foslard; a fieh-<hiafz pattern oa stTaw-eolofed ground. 4 gay dsssas o( he same inateiisi ss the dress. tsimaed ws<h . ffoHes of green ssfsanet sibboa. The paraxss.s b made high al the back. ssd siorinx to pnint ie
 roat et the waist. where it does not qaits eiore. The skitt. which dsseeBds aboat qssa5lef ef ( yard belos the waist has tao sliis "a l,aat. eiek are edged wl.h . ribbon Jroacs. Under fhe pavAss- sss is worn eAeasisetfs drawn pi>lts1 spelia. l, is sqAss n front of the bosom. and is edged vih rows oi seedsewoik lace inserttsH. EstsIed Nitk narrow wand, ksd sdsipg Ia iroAt of the boeosn ase three boss oi gieen ribbon. he toses ose hay iDg long streaming eads. Dsisi long sieeses ssfhes ~ids al the ends sHd aslged win foaes of greer ribbon. Cap ot while talis. trimmed wiih rosa q ribbon striped n various brssiasi hass Fun uaAsf- sleeves o psin ~h'te aasiia. the iniiasss gsttessd c. worked ~.is,hAna.
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4 Good TsrG,-"Whom does the tariff of ists bene6t7" exuitingly asks eotemporary We answer. every person who desires to buy cheap and sell dear. And how many are they who do aot'--
 fPhiiadelpAia Ledyer.
 The foregoing from a neutral paper, is capital definition of good tariff The privilege of buying cheap aud selling dear is secured 10 the people by the tariff of is46, while uader the tariff of lst2 they were obliged to buy ss high prices and sell at low prices This Is tho precise difference between the two tariffs. Yet we newspapers hero in Tennessee, an agricultural State. sdvocsting "a modification" of the tariff of ls46, for the benefit Of few overgrewn manufacturers: II matters not tf since this tariff enacted. more manufactures have sprung up in Tennessee than in any previous equal period of time, and that they are now -four ishing beyond all precedent Abbott Lawrence wants usoro proieeiioa, and the Nashville haBnrT tegs the people Of Tennessee 10 sacrifice the great interest of the State to his wishes. The object cannot be accomplished. The people are getting to understand the subject too well to pernu them selves become the prey of the eastern manufAc- turers-NsshUaite Uaioa.
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Artillery for tAs Land Serssce For several years past the efforts of the osdinsnee esfps unsef orders frosa the War Department, have been directed 10 the preparation ot system nf stAr;iiiery Cor the Land Ssvvlee of the United S,atea'. wishio few days past the wo k has been remeleted. aad, hav- ing received the sanction of the Secretary of War
 viii hereafter goy,rn in all roostruc.to hy the Department, and estebish aniIormiiy therein '-- Ire duty o. preparing thewosk in question was as- signed bg the colonel of osdaance to Br vet MaIos Alfred MorisSai, aud the requisite experiments and the details of ,he system have occupied the sien- ton ef that accomplished officer sir ce the year 1869 His report, comprising the system which he has mcfared is contained in an oe,avo volume of letter press and a large volume of two hundred engraved plates, which .'show ihe forms snd d'menSions ai
 he ordnance and ei the various gen carriages, wagon, equipments, and implements tor the seq vice oi The artillery. together with the details quired for their construction at the arseRals" The engrav,ngs were execu'ed by MT. b McCieiisnd, and by those acquainted with such matters are said
 to display artistic skill of the hest order. Of the scientific ability displayed by Major MovdecAi n
 the preparation and supervision of the eatire work
 We have hvsni tbe h'ghes, co'nme ndAiion, end we
 learn that has received the hearty appreciation ot Big. General Talcoit, chief of the ordnance corps and ol the Secretary of War.- Nal iatsifiyeaeer.
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IF Asd above si., let us keep the bssnsrekwhiw pr,aeipse at ths masi-heAA-eppasiiioa as st4EesY sxtsasioa, a protective tasiH. and al tis o1Aer gsesl which look 70 the good of the ea1a- try and the peace oi the world. A5fe&
 This ought to be satisfactory to people whe kays been puzzled 70 kaow what whig psineip3<a elx.--- Aeeosding to this eomprshessias dsepiiies. 5kas sr~ opposition to all the great Heasaxes N1i<k look to ihe good cf the eoanfy snd the pssse s tAs world" iStes<snan.
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i'd VaioTem Daiies.-The whigs seem to be de- termihed altering the features of the revenue sct of isl6 They ind fault in special man0er with the principle ot collecting duties on imported goAds in proportion to their value, or. they usually called, advaiorem. We mot. for tne life ol us, perceive aay reason for sanung this mode of cole lecting the revenue. It strikes inc most fair and equitable that can be devised, and infinitely preferable 10 specific duties levied goods accord ing to quantity, weight or measure. In this latter way, thousand cigars, that were purchased in Ha- yana for $l00, pay higher duty than cigars that were fought at $i0 ttous4nd. 4 c.sk of claIet that cost S200 in Bordeaux. will be charged ~iih no mo,e duty at the custom house than eask that eos, SIS SEQ.
 This plan is manifesiiy unjust. II favors the rich iaaB because his lsxaties are taxed higher than the poor man'S necessities. ThGs lea at $5 . pound pays no more than tea ct 50 cenis- the same thing of sugar, coHee wines of all kinds, cigais- Camel coal at two dollars barrel pays more duty than the common quality used by blacksmiths
 Mr. x. J. Walker, in one ot his reports to Con. gress, puts the case of State law, which shoVld exact the same amount of taxation marble pat ace that is exaeted from poor mans dwelling that was built fos S2o0. Exirasagsnt this supposed ease may seem. is really in strict accordance with the principle of specific dat,es.--N. o, Cow.
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Mpae sy TsisgrapA.-Tne following letter dated

Mtiae by TefegrdpA.-Tbe following letter dated October 3i, we take from New York paper;
 We had the pleasure, this evening, of listening to the transmission of music by teiegraph over the wires from Boston 10 New York. We happened to b. in the ofhee, s Hanover street. m this city, When these was pause in the business operations, Mr. w. Porter, young but skiliui operator n the Boston offic., asked Us what tune we woulh have; we replied " Yankee Doodle,'' and. to surpt'e, he immediately complied with our request. The instrument commenced drumming the notes nf the tune as perfectly and distinctly a sk'lu drum ner could have made them at tbs head ot regiment; and many will be aslonshed to hear that Yanke Doodle '' can travel by Ightning. .....
 We then called for " Hail Columbia when the notes of that national air distinctly beat of. We then called for Auld Laag Sy ae, the notes ot which were also transmitted. A friend called for |" old Dan rucker," When Mir. Porter also snt that tune. and. Il any thing, in more perfect manner than the others
 So perfectly and distinctly were the sounds of these tunes transmitted, that good instfumena per foi mers could have had difficulty in keeping tune with the instrument at ihIs end ot the wires. This Is one oi many tel graphic novelties.
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0Fallkwds. such ns SleaEibcas Bais Billsof Iediaa bsess Biaaks; FaaerulaHd Cstillea Tickets NAFas, Rock sud Pamphlet PtintiaR. sxeeassa wiik nsat- nsss sud dsspaarh, al sbcderute prizes for cssh.
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the acceptance Of his proposals, the quantity being
prescribed by the Department, Tor WEI will exc.
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give satisfactory security TO the Department within
ten days after the acceptance of this bid and in case
of failure 10 enter INTO such contract and give such
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ORLANDO BROWN,
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WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON, M; D.,
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Permanent Fund by Act OF Incorporation,
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at the Table of Rates established by the Board,
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tons to residence in the South By the charter,
dividends of profits declared annually, and the
profits draw interest and can be made available at
to the extent of two-t thirds of their amount,
where the party has paid his premiums In fuil.
JOHN HAGAN, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President.
A. J. WEDDERBURN, M. d. Medical Board OF
THOMAS HUNT, M. ID. Consultation.
HARTMAN DoANE, Secretary.
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-. ..-.N1~N-NNl~@.
r,ENTRgyILLE COURSE, L. I-TRorr1No.-THURs-
- day, Nov. nth, AZ ~ o'clock " Great hatch and
Parse for 500 Mile heats IN in hfrses O. spssr
|snss B. Lady Eiien; ". Chasfrsu names eh eosh-
Ie>ea The shove we'll kncwr, aud their speef n
equal that The beet tof the rrest member %
kIends tros that hsve of this season sutcipad
this occasion. Mr. samuel McLssrhlir, Of Ne~ Jersey
|lSye against Mr. Geo. spi-er, which IL another feature
~ affair Both 81 the sbeve doing we'll and
doubt viii appear she 10 superb condition for
sed The match IL play which ineurss its
ming on aftsr tie above watch Parse Of
10 mile heats t~st IN IN harness WhslPly enters
ksjor q. Dmunlsk enters 81 n frsnehy q Bartins
k,ers ar HSia; A. Cenklin enters sh Angs
ke fhs WILL lssvs ire so,N Ferry BrcoSiys, at one
Ieest precisely, rstrrniag econ as the sport s
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MUSICAL.

usIC-hNTHONY sTRICELER PROF EssOR OF
s kusic rves Lessons on the Psnoorte Flute ard Tho
rorfh Bsss ac Ladies snd gentlemen Taught their
dence az ,he nderats eharee Of Fifteen Dollars quarter
Address No. l5g Heater street.
RRAss MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - CZERWENC
~ Bsothers from Koerrigerssts Bohemia beg leave 10
recommtnd 70 the musical talent Of Ne York and the
musical world Of the Union generally, their we Known
mandatory OF AL kinds Of Braes Musical
which applied many superior Inventions BY which
the tones perfected In sound and warranted Tor pure In
tonaton The general dspot where these intru
had for ,se Wholesale snd RETAIL at is John street.
the third story where who will favor with
esli sns inspss, Them, viii be perfectly SATISFIED.
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H..! .:s.
csn..ss. M.. Ne: " w w f s w.s
curtain rises At .eoei Bo1s. Ptasi Gallery. aHa.
CBANFRAU's NATIONAL THIATRE--THURsDAY
with vi. %
Gsn sssas Mr. s sS aE e ssTs M MS
MI FGrs.ps NJ 9. Taylor Capt. Vivid, Mr.. H.milton;
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N, I0n orsh Gas1 Mr. DaRs: sOsn Mss GsrsrSde
4.s:s afI: ": .sy S:.;
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Hamilton: sopsy Miss IoeAysr srdss MRS
s Doors g. so% s sa%
NJ ITcnFLLs OLYMPIC THEATRE. : THURSDAY
MIN 81.
,5s |.
NY LiSD or tie swedish Nightingale Baron swistoG
9. H. Mi T
n palmer Doors open At y gas q curtain rise at Dress
CIRCUS. Aston PLACE THIRD AVENUE AND
Eshth strssmIwo Psrsrmances on Thursday Thanks.
Ss pass ses @ns the ss
has entered into engagement with Nile Rosa, the young
fss '% H. os'tS ss .SS
sss EVENING"
III; most ..oo%plishsd troupe Of EqasstIsn; ysSlss
lisms, will appear in all tho acts.
MANHArTAN CIRCUS. GRAND STREET NEAR TaE
h Ferry Two PerfSrmsnees on Thanksyy-
MA AM Nv.
I::s,sr Beautiful
sSHs sweet ma so Saon sss huis R
C % oo%n Mr. s% e,
vi ss n qsn a e pqss
cent? Gallery for Colored People, l216 sents
HUDSON STREET CIRCUS. CORNER OF HUDSON
grand TeroImssee Of Horsemanship Vautns Tumbiins.
GROUPING Negro Songs and Dances Sc &c. will be given
TP Admission rs cents children, under ten half price.
ZooLoGIoAL HALL, NO. 81 BowERY.-a. c. QUICK.
sAnaeerihs establishment VIII open Tor the seas n
a sah and
;,, ..,.1s$ SiPs given daily A. and
msl. Brooks wiz enter the Dsps Of Lions and Tigers
Admission y cents children Sneor half price EKhbiti0a
A MEXICAN kUsEuK.-P. 4. BARNUx MANAGER
"a ard proTretSr-J oreea~Sod' Jr. Assistant Mana
n.S % IN the at 0Slos s
Nsrtnstti Family whose wonderful Gymnase achievement
"a: : as Candy sa. fy
6arS nissrs Mise, stsnhops Portland and West Also
Whale as Living Doe csas,!etoi IsiSs Rnaconda Ma n.
ofsr. ~ cent.
CONCERT. vENIRrLooUIsx. AND GRECIAN Elk.
" sresss will be given at the ITALIAN Hall 492 Grand
.S SSs s Bsasara p s9s
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