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BOOK TRADE.


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y The Young Mems Debating society meets
every Monday evening a. their rooms III 30 re~v A. 6
PM A. DESTROYS Of joining such 81 Assoc anou are a-
ed 'o attend RVS IT,
to Irish Emigrunt >Ociey.-Tte A11lsl
Mer-l- u e above >ocriF "a 4 Del e4d a. ne ofcr
~urlr.--f ou " 0riaf -Lf -il ilsf- 40 u'cncs. y
-~r- br order DAILY. S-rrersrv
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uARNTM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM

DBARNlM Manager and Proprietor, J. bMtNWoooi
Dr. Assistant Manager Splendid Performs aces IN Tho az
tsrnoon AT and evening al 8 O'Clock Oss week more
persons In the world They may be seen At all hours
Great Western, tho Yanke Comedian, also engaged iof
one week, Whites Ethiopian Min.iIsls. also enkskoa
Ml..Baroo Miss slanhope Misc Wet, hsssrs Chap
man, Copeland and Clark, the Painting OF the FIsuch
Revolutions Wax Stauary Representations Of The siam
sion Is cents children under 10 years, ia cents myzs
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-~ ,OPPOsITION BOAT:-Anu.Mosop-

EaekE3S oy Line % Albany aud IroII Iandiag :.
NswbgTgh, Pogshkecpse, klnss,on sad
COxsaexle Fare the inlsrms1lste sptlnSs % eenfs
Fare Y, cents, bsrths Is eenis-RegBlSr days from
sew-YoTk AoDdsy. Wednesday and fndsy from
sailing steamer BUFFAL0, Capt AIMING smith, win
cave he Pier 81 foot q Roo.nsoo-st .s sernooa
on board nc boat, or 70 cEO y sIASLkf,
myz lts al ps once 90 be ooek.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ERFN(H IANGI AEE.-SosToS, sept g. lst3--
Pf1f EDWARDS system " ilsiI uctiOu IN he French
Language WHICH, 20 ar a. have been able 70 examine
o. the rapid aud sold "a ~ progress and resas
EDWARD y. KIRK
Prof J. P. EDWARDS, A II. respectfully invites
o-e persons NhO drsifOus " Studying French 70
he aud after ..s per1ssl he moot sseplcs
must be- convinced Of he superiority " the Professors
-y-trm al others The circulars 70 b had Al the
following boCksofes r frerch,l5 Hassau-.t H. hsr
not - Broadway Thomas J Grower, 20 Broadway
aud the PrOfe--ors re-ltence, - East Iweniy our
sr bets zen Fourth and Lex4n giOn avenues -,
Caes every evening. Terms, sl1 iof I"eniyFoSf 'e'
sons, 10 advance. She.
school. attended % 10 and near SewYork FsalDes
ta1 xlf a. tnelr Own residences. hJNC
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TESTIMONIAL

ITO M DISTIS AND Ills Sons. a. The Tsoernare,
| "a TflU RsDAY EVENING. May u, BY ne i2..o".l-
Nr.f~al Arfi.ts. who have in -le sil-e-l A--i7
,-er-d their alIa1le al on - oei D- " - Ms
LAST CONCERT, % te gwen - Ai-ei'1' -
A'-'~ NSTPr-HESTALITs
ro,,voprrrs RASD M JOHN KYLE.
y ,sCD,"sroa pr-PEF fNr D'sfRE fkELHEIMER,
81 81 TSIsHn HOFFMAN INr GEORGE LODER,
~, " n IN Wv TiIN Herr STOEPEL, &c.
VI H--''' TcC4LBIS
A., r,r-RA A JONES fSr AUSTIN PHILLIPS,
~ ~ - r1sYIssa% EY Sir. FREUK LYSTER.
- a crCOSSOR M H. W GREATOREX,
:. cror sD| ? LII. a4f. Il 1yNDEN.
81 JOHN JONES,
re Programme viii comprise many choice musical
,erns Mr. DlSTIS AND his SONS Will play several Of
their finest srrangeerts on heir silver sax Horns and
ssr Tuba. Coad1ctOrs, Mr.. GEORGE LODER and Mr..
JOHN WILEY. For fl particulars see Programmes.
Ickets 81 ca 70 Be 1a1 a. a. TIC principal Music stores
AZ H9is.s, Al :; 10 doors = nc eyeu-ag nya q
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-. YoR CALIFORNIA, q. cnAoREs

HLG~E-Arrsal Tsnaina N Nc Faehc STEAMERS
e-C slfofnia and Oregon. Information mas Deen
,eceved of the arnvsl Panama Of NE shove STRAIN
ef. from San Francisco, thus opening direct eomman
eanOn with the God Regions In about thirty dsys Tho
luted states MAJ steamship FALCON will sail from this
port With the Mail for the Pacific Steamers Thursdsy,
June - Persons DESTROYS Of securing passage, should
limited. Apply 10 NJ o ROBERTS, ils westst
mvs
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>. TO LET IN BROOKLl
.BONNETs.-s,rsw soanss cheaper th.n sy.s

BONNETs.-straw bonnes cheaper Than eyer
before offered, al 2if Bo~ery, and Al least z, pef
scenL lower thAn eau be found Al any cher stoves
w the cityths stock 10 large and Of lsr imPoftt
AID manufacture consisting OF every vsreJ s1S eyso
Of French Engsh snd American PLAIN nfUfcs sno isoJ
straws Also French flower ribbons, &c &c al 81 Smeh
inc ladies' are respectfully invited 70 cal and sxsnns ana
SATISFY themselves hat this IL tho cheapest store N tne
-ify N b Bonnets cleaned altered and prssssd.
MRS A H. MARCY, ia Bowsry,
myaa opposite kvingtor-st-
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C,uoIrR,-PORT WINE AND BRANDY.

u parru ar descr ption Of uperOr old dry and ISL
bodied Port Wine. and Heunessy's Ne Plus ultra Ola
Coguac Brandy recommended by lie Faculty a. eAeeeh
NO. ~. f0r - al -ease For sale ca-k AMI bottle, 0y
'mvs Il. THOMAS MCMJ Lien, l0 W all-st
nAcTFRREAN MATERIALS. Star Plates,
Ia kes. Chemicals Case- Cameras, American and
German. SuelAug's work on Dtzueueoiypiug
JOHN ROACH. Opucan,
Na-sau-sf
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cTRAIGHT LOG sAw.-A5n.s and M Veneer
- saw In and IN lnes Of shsfng tfted. so
oal machines, al eony.etecAn be ooaEni bargain u
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nR. ELLIOTT, OCULI-T, s55 Broadway d

Ddoor fr0m spring informs his friends aud patients mat
dlrny he sumner months biz Office hours viii be from
lO, 90 8. O'Clock Mondays, WEDNESDAYS ana friuay
-. -l,,,. 4sv. my-j w.
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Passengers Arrived.

70 rffr--tt5 Clf1.r.l. .-l- lfr~f hHtr- CAPT W.
Nss--r 81 .r~ . ---rart.
49, We cars L-rsr NJ. f-rsr NJ E-ans g B-rs
ar 90 NJ Fa-res il NJ NJ g I'm
F~-- Lfr,-y-.f o. B.s,-Mr VI Ers--1rr NJ sr,s-4ry
a. a.-a Esrsr. H.rs-a NJ h-rsfs " t'- 80
4.-. -. a. .~rrtr- ~ rtsf-r " Re- n
" D. " Wa La Iraf r-. Aim F-tr..a
Ns--r Hsrr.F
F--- Hsifsr o, Ba',--Mr' Hsrr- ,ni etir-A x-.r,
T1fs-r. i.4rs ag-r
r. yrssf flf5 VIC Ess fsz Ltsf-r''i-r FER tsy
r.r~s as-l Ns-t-r. Efrt 80 hsrvy 49,
NIT Pa Rssri Carr.nt- H. r ., Dfts1r. Ma Hi1
So p, ras Hsr.as q -E1fs 10 s.1.ol Mar
sr1 y-rrg L y N-~y. k1rt haEnf. Nd. alr afy.
Ma.,-- Etraa-c - steeris' ave p-ri-ci
l@s.-h Gam 80 r.--sE-
&. yaessfs.tr I-.ftrr fs- L'asrMr cla;.st Lla.on.
an v fr-rs.r. az - - 80 si--r,S-
n B--e- i-s nl-ls F-a-rIds. fms fafss--ia-F Jlla
>
ir-n a.
Passengers sailed.
l. ...- Il 49,
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IN cleaned from to O cents per yard. SUIT OF cothes
cleaned dressed pressed. aud the color restored of
Ladies dresses yed for - cents straw bats cleaned o
dyed fO auy pattern Specimens POO Dee seen
-ug.a 81 T SMITH. ~ and 7lt Alien-st
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xIrORk- OF ART" Art Is long and lime b. feet.

w poet LouEieIO some tan spec
mems ~ he % may be- ~ q Burng-shp in
The shape of tine BRITANNIA TIA SEl> House serr
or. 81, no have Tor drawing "cnoice green and
black" are invited t0 draw near, ana they viii ma them
for eNhl hiuoB and also Tor sale al far prces, by -
mylsu LCCits HART
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rs PRsr ASrE Il n order ssrrgsne q - Cosa y
i Tod lates h.rs5y TT-a % 81 pefess h..sf -
.g.irst JANE. BROHER, .ts 81 NJ ey q s,.,s,
Tolrs~rs th-fsof - a. seo-efo~
q q hr s. - hefon s"-- - ~ .
Nv sefr- tlrf dsy o. DSt>-DSf
80 - ' sARAa G eROwER, Ersczprr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ WI y - - <'h - - 49,
BROADWAY THEATER.-DoOr. SgssyJ
fyESISg Nav - WI, Se sroaaeed iSs he .s aas. hs
grand Ballet, IN as.. and r.s.eSax snt s.
Ysnso Mons Monp lsisr Foesss. Maze Monpss'f
Previous 10 ne Ballet, he presde ~
YOUR LIES IN DANCER 49,
pres. crse and PsrsSs. Is Family Circle snd up
per Gallery entrance Anshony.st "a. cts
DVRTO>'s THRArER CHAMBERS ST -oa
ID MONDAY EVENING, May - vii % performer
Los'H' exclusively tPi IHSTs SFS,fi,i "
Ausdas sSss~M Mr. logs. PM r''e' Miss ss. :.a
h'"''" CON comic piece IN one set called The
SfAMEsE TWINS. ,,,,
Dennis O'Ghb Mr. Rrogghs Maria M.ss hAs
SIMON Slow Mr. Burton ssl,N 800. Miss chapman
TiIE s09 MACS or Of WINDSOR
Caleb Ouotrnl Burton Grace GayioVe Miss Barber
Pnces-Dre.s Circle and Parcucs'e s. css Family .srce
or Second Tier s5cts Doors OPEN Al I-Sadsin n.e. a
MRS. y, MA DILLINGHAM; BoSrwIcK'S
CONCERr-CHlNEsE ASSEMBLY koONs' ot0s'
MONDAY EVENING, May Is, 1919 -
Mr.. BOSrWlCK respectfully announces 20 net ulynas
. above stated which occasion she VIII be assisted ~
n, Ne, lonona1SS S STseH' ""' II W. oREAroREx.
Mr R HoF MAN, Nj RoB'T ANDRrws,
Mr. GREATOREX VII preside A. the p'snO-tor'e'
Ouartetts from The Enchxntress' Messfs ortswci.
Comes Greatorex and Andrews ....,....... 70. bale.
/, Caprccis, " lie Tremolo.' Solo, uoAn-Joselh
BURKE. -'t'N 'N''N
3 song" Nv Home. my Happy Home as sung -.
ey ;snIFE noI Forte Iioa
man 's.f'''
Song-Mrs Jones sss. o. A.
b. Cavaina-" Fmani mvolamf-Mrs boswieA' .Ne'ul
Grand Duo Conceftsnte, violin au piano-iofo
les DamOns de IA Coaronne-barse and 49,,
l. Duet" The Flower Queen Mrs Jones and
Mrs Bostwick .......,. ..:..'....; ;"'o'e'
Introduction and March Marocami, 10y spsml
desirel executed by r Hoffman. Leopold Dcsieyer
3 Song" sweet Bird, - with dule oohgsto, by -.
A hYc...........ss...ss. WIS p'"N"'N-'
4 Pot Pourri--N lolin Solo, Linda III Cbanounix- -,
Joseph Burkc.............. ''>s''
5 THO" This Magic Word Scarf Mrs Jones'
Mr. Comes and Mr. Audrews... ....... henne"
Song" Down the burn DAVE, love" Mrs bost"leA
ouinte,te--Mrs. Bostwick, Mrs. Jones' LADY, ana
Messrs. ONES aud Andrews
Tickets 81 to be obtained at the Astor.Honse Musle
stores and al Mrs Bostwick's residence, " Twelrhs
And AZ the door the evening Of the Concert Ihe Non
cert viii commence o'clock precisely No postpone
meui on account Of tho weather. -.
The superb grand panoorie be used on the occasion
: from The mandatory OF Chickering, Boston.
mg42 4ts1urhSaiAM
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BOARDING..

DIVA IA III
DOARDING.-At,h the Union-psrs House, ~ and .
DFolreeuth-st between he hotel and flflnsy may DC
bad Of rooms "a story front as also several ehg.
bic upper rooms For elegance or health nothing In city
or country exceed This new and fashionable location
my@ W.
DOARD.-A gentleman and ady can be accommodated
DWlih board and pleasant room, with closets and Gro
ton water In IT, either the second third foor IN
respectable private family at n EastBroadway Refer
euce- given ana required ny-o -
BOARD NEAR UNION-sQUARE.-A family
are would ofer agreeable accommodations 10
hi or partial board Address + W Post Office II
DOARDING-Mercannl Agency, IS Nasssus,-Pr-
Dsate boardin houses or families wishing boarding can
be applied 40 charge 70 applicants Persons Wishing
board IN ans part NJ he city or Brooklyn can Obtain y ~
calling al The shove No nly1 ,.
DOARD.-Two beautiful rooms, with psn.re. at,
ID tached lef with fl partial board, on ihe second
door 10 the vicinity Of Lafayette plsce The above rooms
are beautifully located Address A X this Office
my@ az "
BOARD N BROOKLYN.-A small family can
ID accommodate gentleman and his wife or Two single
gentlemen with an unfinished room and board The sit
aauOn unusually eligible IomPAns-piace, oPP0slte
Dr. stones Chufcn lnySo :.
ROARDING.-A gentleman and wife Or one Or Iwo
DrngIe gentlemen may obtain comfortable apartments.
vyav my4 81
xxrASTFD-Bosrd between Tenth and Twentieth .ts
w Fourth and sixth avenues IN rr so4s pFatS
family by single gentleman Of steady aad regular hso
IT, Address Protective Agency ~ broad"ay' N.b-
Parues receiving Doardefs would do well " cave neil
cards a. his Agency my" "
a LADY Who has for several years been teacher Of
n he DianOOrte drawing and painting, wishes 70 %
"A board To family where her teaching those branches
p|.secserst y uyZ2 w.
SINGLE GENTLEMEN Or one or Two gentlemen men
- lnd th-ir wives BE- genieey accommodation "lln
fi or partial board In fashionable location, convenient
ID The cars and Broadway lines Of stages Ins holsS
aas been recently painted throughout aud ne~y i9fns
ID The most .ansfac,Ory references given ana fsq.I
Address " l. n Office VI ,hs paper sLfHns rec.
esilence N.Y. ~
COUNTRY BOARD.-Bosfd during ne SUMNER
months nav be obtained respectaDls f@niiy ua'lhf
excel enf accommodations peasanuy situated 10 nc ~
sge of Roslyu, LOnz-l.and, 10 miles from new fyA'
-. 81 aces. 5y staees steamooats times day he
f-ruce. sxchanzed Fer terms address {. WILSON, a.
- -. LII r.-- "a l-Lr.sn nv y
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PORT or NEw-YORK......MAY =.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. rHis DAY.
Il, -Rs.4 81 s~t.....- j. Tsf Ness-s-..... %
HisH wArEE....Msy =.
ss-rs Ho1t -af "a A. He ests 81 "a
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COUNTRY BOARD.-BOsrd during tne sumner
re-fh- nav BE- obtained respectable family having
excellent accommodations peasanuy situated 10 ne ~
80 III Ro.ivn LOn9-l.snd, 10 miles from New fCiA,
.y f access By stages steamboats, nnes day ne
f-ruce. sxchanzed Fer terms address {. WILSON, a.
his odtce. gvinE real name ana address, nyD q
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HOUsEs.-The

I'm an -''1pcr VII and ai ~ Broadway. Portable
Hou.,-. prepared expressly Tor their use ard comief
Houses OF all .i1es, very cheap, always on hand ca"
M, n Nv. GIO FREEMAN 4 60 y Broadway
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n f4rlf sc d u L11lJ
- Yo,t 80 a-r-sy y>rsoos nests r1ins 20 -st
CdAsLEs DAVIS q he CITY Of ses foa e-csas>a Pc
- - "a Vo-cbsr, ne ssoecrosr ~ n ocas
80 Ss..as CT 4 S-v rof o Or sste's 10 r.'
- 81, n--r ,sx.D.fs1 Eoss So "a d s.y sts
zg.s.sssa JsAls IAATEk Pss< Asasa@vsnr'
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DARENT, MAY PROCURE ah
WILCOX. las Ns-.au-st. NeN-iork my-a sus'
EDICATION. I2s -PRING-sT.-MR. CHAM.

LBERLAIN'S >cnOo. for Young Ladies y open every
afternoon He will continue bis Evening school through
tine summer Mr. G. invites the attention ~ parents 20 hs
Dav school for boys. whchIs limited 90 SINAI uumoer@
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ARINE OURNA AL.

n ,sJ Hy---s f-s- Piraas,5''e-chs' r's-r, eh.
s.rrsrf. NsF "a
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10 We understand that Messrs j. w Foster
. - and d Whitney OF Mass. have been appointed
S,,i safe. Geoogists 10 take charge OF and com
ne,e the survey OF the Mineral Lands bordering on
~ snnsr,or This survey hsd been heoiore con
as,s5 ~ Dr. C. jackson of tbs city Best lea
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Wm L-avenTortn, Esg = he sole ageli Tor ir 'a7 %
otaer .ocete- All Individuals He 9rce j. a. 80
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DOARDING.-At the Uniou.pars House, ~ aud ~
DF0urieenthst between he hotel and Fhn-aV may DC
had SET Of rooms ID story front also several ehgi'
bic upper rooms For elegance or health nothing IN ely
or country exceed this and fashionable location
y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-26
FOREIGN MARKErs-PER NIAGARA.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 6-NaUal Stores.-Tur-
pentine in fair demand; 1900 brs. sold at IS
Sd to IS 74d per cwt American Tar rather
lower: 1000 brls. offered by auction yesterday
were Withdrawn, the bid being much below
the expectation of the holders. American
Rosin saleable; 1900 brIs, sold, principally al
Is I'd to Is Sd per cwt. About 80 tons Brit
ish and American Spirits of Turpentine are
reported at COS to 30s Cd per cwt.
Rice.-The sales are 10000 bags Bengal at
a slight advance; IS 81 for yellow cargo to los
cd for middling white.
LONDON, Oct, 6-Naual Sores.-The mar
ket continues dull for Spirits Turpentine, but
lower prices are not taken; British drawn in
puns ais, and American 32s Sd to 33s, casks
included About 5000 brls. rough OF the late
arrivals have changed hands this week at IS
Cd TO Is per cwt, which are barely former
terms, and nov the market is quiet. In Ro-
sin no change Nothing further has been
done in cargoes of Tar aioat, and the market
has more quiet tone. The dealers prices
are firm at los Cd for Stockholm, and It's sd
to iss for Archangel. English Coal is quiet
at rs Sd to rs Sd per Stockholm barrel. Pitch
remains quiet.
Riee--Not quite so much has been doing,
and rather easier rates have been accepted, but
holders do not press sales; ord white Bengal,
IS to IS Sd; good IS Sd TO. los; and fine 10 to
los Sd and lis per evil.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-26

New York, Oct 2O-Naral Gores-Hol.
ders of North County Turpentine are firm al
So 623 per $50 lbs. for new. at which 22oC
bbls (part previous to our last, but moi before
reported have been taken. Spirits Turpen-
tine continues IN good demand, with sales Of
600 bbls. in large parcels, at 323 cents, cash,
and 80, mos; and i'll lots from store 80 d
81, cash. Common Rosin remains scarce
with rather less inquiry; we heard of 3OoG
bbls. North County at 81 25 in yard; 600 No
1.3a IS so per $50 lbs; and a small lot
poor, So so, also by weight. Tar is in limi.
led supply, with small sales selected at 81.
874 So, which are now the asking rates fol
larger parcels. By auction, 568 bills. viii.
mington Rosin sold as it was at 81 and 90
each
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DIED.

In this town, on the 18th instr George Sicmers in
his oath year, native Of ermany.
AT Floral College, after ilaess of So days. Aexan
der L. Drake. the 4th, and Nicholas Mel Drake, on
the 9Th inst of Mr. John Drake, of Robson coun
year.
In Rockingham county, the 9th inst, DR.. Robert
P Williamson.
In Livingston, sumpter county, Ala, the 22d nit,
of lingering Illness of many years, Thomas o. Hender
son. aged about "a years. He born in Onslow CO.,
N. C.
In Newbern, Mr.. Thomas 6. g. Ellis, aged ~.
In reen county,, Mr. Obed Bixen in his 79th year
Also, Mr.. Charles Cox, in his SD year
In Jones county, Mr. Henry Rhodes, aged abont &c.
Also Mrs Elizabeth Rhodes wife of Mr. Henry Rhodes
Jr., aged Is.
In GiIbertsville otsego county, n. Y, the 9Th o.
Aug of Scarlet Fever Estbere Ann, daughter of C. H.
e Sarah Alexander, formerly Of Topsail Sound, New
Hanover CO., N G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-26

An Eloquent ETtrGct.-Few paragraphs
in our language equal the following in elo-
quence, wisdom and patriotism. They are
from the pen of the immortal Jackson, and
composed part of his message on the occasion
of his vetoing the U. S. Bank.
If had been ambitious, | should have
sought an alliance with that powerful institu-
ton Gu. S. Bank.) which even now aspires 10
no divided empire If had been venal
should have sold myself to its designs had
I preferred personal ease, 10 the performance of
my arduous duty, should cease 10 modest it. In
the history of conquerors and usurpers, never
in the fire of my youth, nor in the vigor of
manhood, could find attraction to allure me
from the path of duty; and now, | shall scarce
ly find an inducement to commence the career
of ambition. when grey hairs and decayed
frame, instead OF inviting to toll and battle,
call me 20 the contemplation of other worlds,
where conquerors cease 10 be honored and usur-
pers expiate their crimes. The only ambition
can feel, is to acquit myself to Him, 10 whom
must soon render an account OF my steward
ship, to serve my fellowmen and live respected
and honored in the history of my county,
No, the ambition which leads ne on, is an anx-
ious desire, and fixed determination, TO re-
turn to the people, unimpaired, the sacred trust
they have confided 10 my charge-to heal the
wounds of the constitution, and preserve it
from further violation; 10 persuade my coun-
trymen so far as | may, that it is not in a
splendid government, supported by powerful
monopolies and aristocratical establishments,
that they will find happiness. or their Liberties
protected but in plain system, void of pomp,
protecting all, and granting favors to none;
dispensing its blessings like the dews of Hea-
ven, unseen and unfelt. save in the freshness
and beauty they contribute to produce.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-26

Shooting Stars One of the astronomers
of the Paris Observatory, who occupies him
self particularly with the shooting stars. has
reported to the Academy that the number of
these meteors was very small in the first half
OF this year, but it had increased progressively
from the beginning of July, and reached its
maximum, a hundred and twenty-on the 9th
of August The observations show, he adds,
that the march or shoot of the phenomenon
is progressive, and not instaneous, as has
been believed.-Paris correspondent of the
Jour of Con1nerce
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-26

Omnibus Business IN NeaU York-An ON
nibus driver communicates some interesting
statistics TO the Evening Post, as follows:
We have 376 licensed omnbuses now run
ming, owned by some dozen or more different
proprietors Each omnibus costs, new, $3.50,
making their aggregate $40 day, and $4,000
year. The whole earn S3,760 per day, and
ST 1928 900 year. Their expenses are al
ways rated at $5 each, per day, and 81 500 a
year, making the aggregate cost of the whole
$564,00O year. The profit, therefore, of
each omnibus to IFS proprietor, is SIS day,
and 81 500 year; and the net profit of all
the omnihuses in the city IS $564,00O.
To earn $40 day, each carriage must make
eight trips, down and back. with an average
Of ten fares each way. This would make for
each omnibus, 100 passengers per day. At
the same rate, the whole 376 should carry
So16o passengers daily. Thus you will per-
ceive the number who daily take ride in the
omnibus exceeds the largest vote ever poled
by both parties at any election in this city
and the number who ride yearly, is nearly
equal to the entire population of the United
States in 1910.
The average length of each route is 81
miles, making the length of the trip down and
back miles. We go down times in the
forenoon and times in the afternoon, which
is equivalent to Sc miles day for each ON.
nibus
There are six horses worked on each omni.
bus daily; on all 2.256. The distance travel.
ed by each horse, therefore, daily, is about 19
miles. There is but one driver to an omnibus
-376 in all. They receive ST per day wa
ges, which is about $500 year. Each ON
nibus pays a license TO the city of $40 year
from which a revenue accrues annually Of
$500
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-10-26

The Influence of Railroads, on wealth, is
made apparent by recent comparative estl-
mate of the personal and real estate of the
two cites of Boston and New York. 1t is fouud
that the former is indebted for her recent rapid
growth. 10 her superior enterprise in. railroads.
The valuation of real and personal estate in
New York, at the commencement of the pre-
sent year, was $254,193, 527, which, COM
pared with that of 1910, exhibits an increase
of only $1.350,373; while that of Boston
shows an increase of S73, O97. 400 during the
same interval. In 1910, the wealth of Boston
in real estate amounted to S94, 631 900, while
at the present time it is estimated at s167, 72s,-
900.