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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PrOclamati ton,
by TUE GOVERNOR.

WE hnvo lwrn led, 10y the good hand
God, along The pnth Gg life, to tie 'll.
season Of q new year. For tbs mercy x
for countless others. we are indebted 10 'i''
rorbcnring love. Tie thought Of u" g''-
ness should inspire srusc uf our ineta'O"1.
and nNnltc nncw our conrrIior. lhr CO..
srioiIsucss uf our multiplied wnndtiIr.'
JoD HIS way aud Of our unworilhur" I.
Ills s,9ht. viii uakc our hearts sad Gihey'
,,lr,t ~ rit-it-t.tl .Te-d stehaH seeL 81
.orci,iptian will Him through Ills apron"
means. Ietus, ther, listen to ltls grr
plcadiurs. mud q" sNucliiy n, fist. IL -,'-i
,ucct'ftnt God he thus, nv 'htherNise, l"n11
do hereby appoint FRIDAY, the SIM
DAY OF APRIL ncN', 10 ho Observed
ll,e pcnpln Of his Slntc MS day "i TrlN
Ilr,Ii1tsrioN. FAsTINo aud PRAYER.
Tim, it may be rriigiously observed '.
ncoDIo orIhis ssrHIE urg rrQur-trr' IT, -
thnt time, in their places of customary p"'.,
Worship. and, As we'll there as ~ lie re- -,
nlpce. humhc themselves hrtnrr me w.
Ilirh. md cuufrssing their mnniiaWt '' a.
uIorc furrivrucss--rnd to abstain wv" w.
from unnecessary labor, and from c'v''
lul,cncc. INCONSISTENT with Ctttr''''' ~ Il,
ly ,lecorl,m. Let such ns HcknoNt"t' L.,f
,leuendeuce on God, and feel 'hn' wv! a.
moi duly remembered His heneh lin
recognize the obligation ofohed'cn'' "" n
I Mid mourn over their violation, OF nIs 60,
hone in His mercy through s'or'he a., az, a.,
! mud vet tremble In forelhongh' OF l"e N
nrcouu, to I've rendered to the 'enSu IL,
1 The enrlh-considcr with what 'oIier IT, ,hr
is uleased, aud hasten to lay them on Nh gr..,.r
lei aIlZheiug suhhued ny The r'c"'n
/ Of their ingrnli,nde for BLESSINGS e.y f,n. ~
ni,e TO publicly offer, on That o'E9s'
sacrifice orn broken spirit o.,r,l
Let the cry of their penteuc1 y" Tie ph
10 tfenveu, that set may u -, NJ
dwelleJh there shall hear, ana ""S"
I forgive -. hat SOW 1
Ienrs. shull rrnp in joy"--th"', u' we ri
wing consolation mad fresh nor ura,t.>|
minrle with our confessions hun'''r T.. ~, III
That. this year, God viii croE' c' v .rar
with sufficient fruits Of the ear''' W.
nurc Of mnn ind beast ,he m.
Tina, Tie win be plcnsed 10 say ~, Wv r,ee-
ross of ;hc grim Scourgc~"h'ch "r -, :
,ouched our horder--sNying as n"n o.
pEsiiIence. ,hat walkelh in tuTk ,,s.,o.
grnn,inr TO us tho Invaluable NC
hCnnh--z q, the sg'e /
That HIS Spirit witt direct us-Y II, w. n.
ion of wise aud iusi rulers--'' sue"
God. ncn ortrWl, lluii"s cn' ''o"''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

Darn TEoM CHLoRoFoHN.--A sor'anI
gulmncd Nhhy rrnuuck, u yc,rs ~ nsr,
nou licruc, \ H., cupI"y'd 40 Mn bn.
u,,'e, Mount Vernon sIrrri, "n' i"nnd '''n'i
IA, hcr ted on "Wednesday morning, from
COMPRESSION ct iir hrnin, produced u, cl,loro-
GrnL A hoiilr OF u stood ucnr hci ted, aud
hrr handkerchief, dllrd with ~, was pressed
iu hrf hr,. ~hr had taken rllnroiprn once.
to u.dpru snr'icl operation, and Wur dr-
l,yi4isd WliN III BOSTON .bi0s. r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
lIlE

on "Wednesday evening ol last week, a
harn hrlouging 10 Ne. Roswell \. BMgr, Of
hi, town, wus entirely consumed 10y Gee u
cahplr nrrdrmdly ltom lniieru which Mr.
l. len la the bnrp, While he WIS watering
his horses. There we're seven or eight Gnnr
Of huy ~ H.. together with Two hogs WHICH
were albu burned, lINps insured for 90 d"l.
lnrr, l., Ihe Washington County y. Y. Mate
Al Insurance Conpnuy.-7 ir,torh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

TnE SEcRETARY OF tine TREAsuRY. The
opinions of the new Secretary of the Treusll-
~ we like much. He is for protection and
tutiou to attend n celebration of the Wing
triumph in the Presidential eleclon,nl Poils-
vilc peunsy lvnmin, he alluded directly to the
thrift question, and closed the letter with the
annexed significant sentiments
-"P7iH9lrdmia-Prnof alike against the vi
offence oropen enemies, aud the suhleiies OF
proftssed friends. she viii utwUys stumi
for the rights Of industry aa' 'hc principles Of
Freedom"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

QFsTho English munster at Washington
has hecn requested ty tho Canadian authors
Tics to remonstroIc against the bridging Lake
Clinmplain ~ ,hc OgderShurg Rni'r0a5i
company, rs hring -uhycrsivc orrcniy slipu-
lniious. ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

alDmne aL.m llruLlL,. u" ll.l 1901 = ~ '..'
rtNrs 'i'" "'' '...,.,.. ,,i..L .,.,,.
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~ lhr r''' ''''a N'''i W VIZ ,,.,.,,,'.
hrpI '@ '"' ~ '''' ,'t'. l,l'' t,t,I.a.
nHf l'ti''ts'' l.'li. 900 I.,, ,l..5 Nv ''"a
. fIfllJ ''t'N Wv ''''' Wv g',.''
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" Ai lNN} INV 'T''" "
lif e'il U"H l''irNrI" Ha' ~ wv, XIX
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HNf' l''iN''' "'N "' t"''' t..
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go NOW "'''','' '''r' ~ ~. ,I.,,pcs ali
sl,,rry. Erpucl,y Would h,romo tho lHrairr
and BIN l.r uuntuftlg wnr 'l,o Hould
luultles-JcGud hor.rli'Wiil hcr kudwn vol
md ml..u,i mti'r rulru,uy Of ihr
.n,,nIlal .byWI,.b rlr vorI 40" 'llu~,d
.,totllD Nu.irapd dry-llr h'r iur Nrllr.
u,rtlsl-,Alagn ElnL- Mg.-4 W. l4l.-, -,I,.
rog huf, even d DIZZY tiuuld b' r"',,' wv w
lAr uuouum cml1, slr nc',, rouiI "N'A'e
ans ludputiry GI flr ive'tullt lN'6'' 81
lie wac
II muy Doc urged llm Wc ought u"'' Wy we
WfuiWi'UiW'.lUu ~ SLAVERY ~ HrrAt no our
rr,os Yuu lhn ntl,er alHe T'ri'si i"' ''h'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

G}%Amung tie hte appointments by Mr.
Polk I'VE notice that of Gus,avus e. Cushmnn,
Esq. Of Maine, fdrmerly Of BHrnct this Sinte,
ms Consul Cor the Port Of ChngroEy-~-r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

RAiLHoAp RrcDrrs, The receipt, frs
Nouheu o. ~ Railroad for ll,s mmls n
November, December 1917, ond Jlamp,Is.
is.wrre s5d827' for The same muu'Is In y.
~ und lsio, the receipts amounted ns1i.
ol2 lnerense,sll,7l5-,or 70 per eetaR.A.
road recoipls are usuully larger ihe second
lhuu The frsI year. ,s-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

ImE CAnlSET, has been confirmed, by ts
Srnnie NJ we Published the lis' Inst wei
Some objections were rniscd l,y the uh't
slayocrals from ihe SouiIitot Te ronhrnmiai
0fMr Cullamrr on account of his huli-shys
~ opinions, Orcomsc, they did not defH
his confirmation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
REPREsENTATlVRg

LiHlslGu- LoYcios, WhiFi Curllon, Iai
Dahou Moses ltlN, TOGO,
WhirGed- Morris CLARK, loco.
ncihlelrm-J. Piece, loco,
lruucunin-l. Spn0ner, loco.
Lisbou-,Eldcr Cpwnu, lnoe,,
Jrhcfson- Hcni. PlniIed. loco.
I.qnrnsler-B. T.. Wmddrn, loco.
llnvorhill rrpurled one Wing Coucoa
repUrrd loco,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
NEwiIAMfsHRE ELECTION

Of lhe elecliop ia y. II, lasI 1ue.ia, Nj.
have bat few returns. The lotps, sul ofT.,.
aud Wilson'S cTgrefsionnl Districts, l,,,
had Things VTeIIyAHurh their own way 6ll
without murl Interference from olher "a,
,iep. Ti,a YSia ia iiIrsn inYznA IA, Mal.eri.
Dislrict-Nashna, Nashville, aud Meuins,.
-is tor Wilson, 93s--lor Vpse, loco, 5ll.-.
n mel grin ofl0O for Wilson, IN Tneks D.,
trlct-Doyer Epping oUd PIaiaiow-
Tuck, el6.-K iuredge, loco, 6y5-n pel o..
Zoe Tuck ofe ymeG Tnck WIS elected IN,
yenrs ago by about 400 majority Wdlar
hy about 400, both ME probably rr.eIee,l
Tile remainder Of tho Fnle Is dark wnb b.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17
THE LICENSE VOTE.

we publish he returns 90 Car Us We have
received ili,m Tho larger towns llrvc very
generally and for very uppnrcGi f'n,ous
r,,on larger No I.icon-u' mDicr,Iivs than l',o
SMALLER inmus.- In these towns, enhancing
abou, hdruc population Of the state. h"
not horl to~p-. llc m1juriy i, Ia the ~
ciuiry OF 500O We put down ihc no IL
crnscn majority ia The State At about $4,000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

GT'Fnz Henry Warren, formerly Of Ns
sncl,ussiis, bat or hate Of Iowa, has been a.
pointed 2d Assistant Postmaster Gcneml'n
more I,ariienlar dti'ies Ut this office appeft-
lo the appointment Vf Dertgy Poslnn.ici,
brown, rcnl pirate IT, pnrliznnship,nnd ui
has removed nculy everything Deputy Pc.
nnster Ihr6uphout the country, orrnpd
Ills station. Tic exceptions Ia hi, rrucr
syslcu ofproscriplion nrc to be found onIy
where llc Office was not worth ans ding az
no locoflco could be found capable ofmkius
care Of il;-aud this lasi obstacle N's uof'I
ways proved guarantee against 'b' ''e'.
ciso of his prosrriWivo spir't.
as Orthc sirn'nq Of Con. Toylor', CA.1..
,hc Courier -rcnk- ~ fllows. sand wcn.l
nl,l. in 80 sprakinr, il onlv rr.rcho, th"0f
umcnt- or tic Whole Wing priest
"rhc Cabinet ~ whole j. ono NJ n
strongest ever mrnrl Ia Ibis ru"otrN. t.
nfinrdn nnuilrr evidence nl 10" pfnr'rHl ;
puriN OF the President elect. Us uorp b.
remark too. that while all ihes ucmu,is of
this cabinet are gentlemen oillkh intent gr p
rnvinIllc sornl po.iiiop, -rarl nul "lE q"
them. nrc ncu orsuoilc.s rnd urhlrn.lsN.'
rru,,niions-mou who iu m Tire relations
life, hnyr preserved tho most excited priv
characters, ard wl".r purify Oi ll'r Is g."
bal. sturdy. n calumet composed "l s.f
men, with Zachary Ia,l nr nud M,l'o'd
more NJ the head &C the Government, tiyr'
prGui>c rur the future otwiJirh rvrrv W.
iu the lard may welt be- proud. mud vii
ii,ls th,r 10 mike W,ie r,ir ns acceptable
! tie candid among out opponents asltNill
to tbs Wing Party
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

o.. The National lulelIiscncer of Mon
day states that MI ,hc Annual Appropriation
hTlls lnyg tCcomU tquS ttyu, ftIr hill TX.
tend the revenue laws Of the United sthI"s
over New Mexico aud Ca!i(orHa. The hill
creatiugn Territorial Guvcrumeut for Mime
sofa alec pussscd. Likewise n biliiu ref renee
10 the next Census, directing the heads OF
some or,he Departments and the Attorney
General to prepare and report at the next
session of Compress a hill TO authorize the IA.
.kirsor the seventh census of the uuued
States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-17

o." Tue mime ct Senator llrnucR"l, at
Indiana, was sent ii to the Senate about q o.
clock Sunday morning, by MIR Polk, n'hi"f
,Lc Senate to confirm his nomination - Min
i-,cr of tie t. :. to Berlin. The nomination
was confirmed The prcsijcm had pre-, l.
ou.ly declared ll,nt his term Of office expired
az II u'clocl Saturday uipli, hul he could
nui resist ll,r temptation of rowHrdlng u mr.
-ti2nn by giving lam nn OUTFIT of $1,000. lie
could not expect such proceeding womb be
sanctioned 10y Gen. Taylor, Mud 1t isi"''''-'-
ip,l .l4ai-La Mill not do il, considering i az
understandable cucroachmcu, upon lisprc-
negatives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

sum to the relief Of the poor working classes for
their losses from the swindlIng operations of the
Lehigh. Jacksonville, Plainield, and other shaving
shops called banks. These young financers have
become very religious of late, and by redeemng
these old accounts, they may lay up sufficient
store In the kingdom of heaven to offset all the
rascaliy stocks and balances lying interest IN the
other place. Let them do this, and we shall inter-
cede to secure them good Christian standing here
after. They may appropriate the balance of the
fund towards the revolution in Cuba, the anuexa-
ton of all Mexico, and the purchase OF Canada
down to the north pole. That all done, they may
retire to Planield upon their laurels, and fear
nothing from the State prisons or penitenaries OF
New Jersey. They will be safe.
To Mr. Brooks, his portion of the profits OF this
godsend Of cotton operation, will be very accept
able-exceedlnely acceptable acceptable
He has not be en- much distressed with surplus funds
for some years past. twill enable him to re-fit his
establishment, to pay for his new type, to buy new
presses and to give full prices the poor printers
hereafter, and stop cutting, and shaving, and pairing
them down-a system which he has been compell-
cd to follow for several years, for the public good
and the salvation of the whig party.
Mr.. Halleck, we believe, has no debts to pay,
no outstanding accounts to settle; and we hardly
know what advice to give him in the matter. But
on turning to the philosopher, Mr.. Greeley, his
immediate necessities require a new suit of clean
clothes, from top to bottom--new hat, new coat,
new boots, new breeches Next, he wants a fast
press-one that will turn out something more than
two or three thousand an hour. The balance
might be invested in grand Fourerite Phalanx,
with all the modern Improvements of the red repub
icans, in order to give the thing fair experiment
tai trial
What we are to do with our share, we shall de-
termine when we get the money. We think We
shall give large slice of it to Professor Morse, to
whom we are indebted for all our telegraphc spe-
culations Thus far he has had his full share of
the glory of that invention, but rather slim share
Of the profits. Yes, we shall give good slice to
Professor Morse. In the meantime, we request all
those through whose hands this large sum is pass
ing, to hasten the payments fast as possible
We feel anxious to lay hold of it.
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The expenditure. tor the same period we're

TOTAL. ......... $oeio,ioo oo
The receipts nom ordinary sources, for the quarter
amount to 81 se5 600 extraordinary 2t6 500
Among the expenditures SS42 l76 for redemption
Of debt According to the amount reported having
been received from customs the aggregate importation
of merchandise for the quarter could not have been
less than fifty millions Of dollars.
The amount Of specie imported into Boston for the
first ten months ofls4s 25oe14 aud the amount
exported, during the PERIOD s3o3 s62 Excess Of
import S947 052. The value of merchandise exported
from Boston for the week ending November 8 amount
ed to s3553so 57 time in 1S4S Slseo12 64 1s47
$1767T7.
The annexed statement exhibits the number of boats
tonnage and amount Of tolls paid thereon at the canal
Office Pittsburgh during the years 1884, 1s45 and 1885,
compared with similar statement Of the last three
ysars1s4 and 1913 entire and ls49 up to the LIST of
November-sh showing increase in number of boats of
1,54s, in tonnage 1lo,saoeoo pounds amount OF tolls
Sl22 70, the entire receipts of the previous
=
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!, &c., attend,
. Eye and Ear. n
. uhere ear ha h.i
com MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Nov. Go r. n.

fs
There IL nothing new IN the stock market. At the
FIRST board to-day the fsncies rather quiet, and
prices remain without any material alteration. GO
ysrnmeut stocks have heen benefited Ia the slight
est degree By the news from Europe The smioab.e
Arrangement of the difficulties between Russia and
Turkey has removed for the present all apprehension
OF any ir mediate rupture between any of the Euro
pssn powers and Il IL therefore probable tina. capital
viii ind employ ment the Continent lus,eal Of seek
ing nvettmcnt In American securities 10 the extent
that would have been experienced In the evest OF
general war At the hrtt board to day United States
es 1868 coupon, went up = per esat; Farmers Loan,
N; Ohio Life aud Trust, ~ Harlem, VI Long
Island, =.
The aggregate reported earnings the Eric Railroad
Company for the nrs. ten months Of lsso ss21,
400 as sgainst S24p 1o3 So Increase this year S3Is,
2A5 &c. Length Of road ia operation this year, $50
miles, last year. - miles Earnings per mile this year
az 4i3 last year So 3e7 Decrease in earnings per me
this year s954 To exceed the estimates Of earnings
for the ear made by the bears In Wall street. the Inc
come for the months must amount to ct least
one hundred and eighty thousand dollars IL IL still
our impression that the gross for the year will
not be over $500 600 To give some iies OF the value
Of the estimates snsnsting from the management Of
our railroad companies generally II s emily necessary
TO state that the Erie company estimated gross In
come Of 900 900 BinghAmton whereas the road
on the LIST Of January next, will have been open 10
Oweso $50 miles further seven months, to Elmira go
miles beyond owego) three months; TO say nothing
about the branch roads-aua sti the gross earnings
will not be- at the utmost but little more than eight
hundred thousand dollars. The Harlem company have
made just as great mistake Their estimate vas
s5Iaooo fer this year, and the earnings should
Judge from the present prospect OF things will not be
much over $500 oco These instances show the folly OF
the management of any railroad making estimates Of
earnings So far ~ the statement Of earnings on the
Erie read for October 60 the bulls hsve won their bes
there is no appeal from the reportbut we have our
doubts We are incredulous.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts and ex-
rncrcs Of the Treasury Department for the quarter
ending September 3d. 1sie, ss nearly as can be ssser'
tanned al this time -
Istrrp srlrFs FiNANcEs-REcEifrs Asb EIrENpITuRrs:
From customs, about oo w ~
Prom lands. sssss S.viovo1o ~
From miscellaneous sources. a,o IVY .u wv w
From loan 81 lS4T. oss'fe o oo
Frcm loan q 1e4S. .............s'' @V';Voo w
Total, sl3,2ii,soo 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
CANAL COMMERCE OF FIrrsBuReH.


The amount received for tolls this year, up to the
LIST of November less than up to the date in
either Of the two previous years. while the number Of
boats entered at the Pittsburgh office this year
ed that of any previous year. except 1s47 The amount
of tonnage transported this year less than any
year since 1915. The conclusion drawn from this is
that the boatmen have been obliged to depart from the
different points with less freight, and have not there
fore made such profitable passages in former years.
The value of merchandise and specie exported from
Baltimore for the month of October 1s49 $70s 1Sl,
against S769 ,3i6 for the same month in 1913.
1t is stated that the surplus which will be in the
treasury Of the State Of Maryland at the expiration Of
the present financial year. will amount to $4OOo In
stead Of $500 600, has been reported That there
will be any surplus must be very it is
likely to be large, highly satisfactory The present
system Of Maryland WILL if strictly adhered
to- soon free the State entirely from debt
The amount received for tolls all the New York
State canals during the Attn week in Oct $1S7 rs
Same period in lS4S. ..............s l77,l76 SO
increase IN lol3. SlO,7O1 40
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement Of navigation to the 3lst of October,
inciusiVe' Wa, ..'. 80. tZl43s2a ~
Decrease in 1910. :. .....,... S671i5 Ii
Amount of tolls received on all the New York State
canals In each OF the following years. during the fourth
week In October and the totals up to the 3ls o.
tober, inclusive -
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Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Hurlbut and Aldermen Webb an

Nov. 5.--The November term was opened this day,
but their being criminal business to transact, the
Grand Jury discharged and the Court adjourned
sine die.
Judge Hurlbut then opened In Circuit and inti-
mated to the bar that Tuesday being election day the
Court would sit but that he should call the calen
dar pere ptorly Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07

nj EDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR YoURssLy PRIVATE
sl " for 20 cents by Of the Pocket scaapius or
Every Ono His Own fhysicss IL lisa ccnddeati. sla.s
friend and private sSyr enabling every conduct hs
successful termirs ton. Tventg- Fourth Pa
hon With one hundred nrravings slowing private
end maorna ems on the gene-ntiye system share
and form, BY William Young, w. D. The various forms of
secrt diseases seminal weakness diseases cf the posss
serbsa ana az ne recipes given In plain arguage The
should be read BY Any person sending twenty
hve cenb enclosed 10 letter. will receive coay q L.
hook by nall elk COPIES vii be doar. kA-
dress DR.. W. YOUNG ls2 Spruce street, Philadelphia
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RowERY TaEATRE-wEDNEsDAYE EVENING, NOV.
Fss 70.
%;S II! RA li Ss 70 ssssS. Gs ' :9as
a. Iaa s'sg: "a
Ms nas Nssdham ROsine, Mrs Lswrsncs Lo1,ss Mrs.
Deer. GPsn sseh and he esrtan viii rise att Boxes,
N.s
ss ~ gsasss1s ssn",
4;i:Ss NJ @
y6iSf; Her sOdie ssurer.s Astonishns
AMP CHILD ARE p6iSG VET jss.aa
Doors will open Al 6s performances o'clock
MIToHELL's OLYMPIC neutrality-suspicious.
w EVENING S0ssmSs the orr VII
Frederick scrke. Mr. Wsleo Kstherine Roberts After
SS' s
GGHn RI , T Fys % e. s a
ha Nj Miss cAH"s
rise at O'clock rreoisey.
CIRCUs-AsroR PLAoE.--TaE ANPuIrnEATRI
have been enclosure Of wood
iell;hed with superb panoramic Of the prin
ss f in D adpssI ID as
several acts and of uoremanshp. Gymaastes &C.
seis5raed Tssish cioSs ia cnsassd aad will appear on
Monday 18th inst.
ERANKLIN THEATRE l75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Admission, Boxes 25c Pit l21c Soc Private
S2The above place Of every
ming under the direction Madame Pauline from tho Royal
Liver Theatre Leicester London. who, with her un
rivaled troupe of Model Artes numbering twenty
Also Female ainsrrel, with variety Of
other entertainments N. B-An afternoon performance
every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock.
MIR. L. HATrON WOULD RESP ECrSULLY IN
sa si R@ss 'aa the
evenings ednesay the 7h Thursday the St,, Friday,
the h and Saturday the 10th instant which oecasions
he will his iavore in addition to
Others which have been New York lie has
also the services tho talented vocalist Miss Fan
Frazer For further particulars at the
music Tickets 80 eac be obtained at the
musc stores and at the door.
DANIEL IN THE LIONS DEN-rhIs EXTRAoRDI-
H. color Pain ting, twenty feet by tweve,
public $50 Broadway should be visited By all
DESTROYS behold masterpiece OF together with
collection of Oil Paintings upwards of hundred)
by the old Corrego Poussn, &C. The genuine Egg
Matching Machine in which chickens bursting the
she'll in the Of vsiter ia also for the first time
hbited in this Nothing like this exhibition has
in the States Admi to the whole rs cents.
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DANCING.

DRIvATE DANCING AND wALTzING.-NEwCJ CLASS
Pm Wednesdays and At for ladies'
and young masters Private lessons at all times not ocou
pied For full particuiars please apply ~ Mr. H.
BARNES Academy, Ne. 50 Bead street.
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Supreme COurt-General Term.

Nov 5.-The Court appointed s. p. Nash, j. T.. Bur-
r Js. and G. N Potter, Esqs as examiners to inves-
tpae the claims Of applicants for admission to practice
the bar After disposing Of motions, the Court
adjourned to Wednesday morning.
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A BRABAk KAsTOR, IMPORTER, 3ol BROADWAY
N intending 70 retire FROM business, acquan his rends
and the public in general that he IA oer the
goods extremely low prices 20 close the concern. The
stock goods consists Of rich PRINCES and Gimps aud
all kinds Of Trurings black silk Lsecs and thread acs
thread lace collars ard Cas- thread lace 7ei and French
Blends for trimmings, Kid Gloves sc, 6c Wholesale and
ie.si customers are invited TO call.