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PEAoH TREES-

'HE SUBSCRIBER hes been to great expense procuring
and backing, well assorted in bundles of 25 each for
this Market a few thousand PEACH TREES, from -.
one OF the oldest and best Nurseries in NewJersey SS8
These Trees Of large growth, from six to ten feet ~
hgh, one year from gra Of the approved kinds that
are raised in the States of Delaware and New1ersev for te
Philadelphia and NewYork markets number Of them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard of
Reeves Y Rldgway, Wilmington, Del The greatest
care has be observed in taking them from the ground with
their roots uRnJured and packing them SO that they
viii arrive in excellent condition.
Any penon wishing one bundles can have them
well taken OF on their arrival here by having the roots
placed in the ground, till they ready to receive them
they VIII probably arrive about the LIST of December Or
ue le 81 NO % Ileva street will be promptly attended
sep2S 2m VIM MCT,AEN
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~ For Constable.-PHILIP KELLY Is A Candid.
a or the office OF Constable Of the Second ne
election which takes place on The b Of November next The DIS
tlet is bounded by Julia Canal streets ois
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mira District court.
Fourth District Court:

E5g- For CIerk.-WILLIAM P. BEDLOUK. CLERK
the Third District New Oreaus rs ~
ten. - Election November S, Is4g. mi
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~ For Olerk-We are authorized to announces Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Canldatefor
Of Clerk of the Frst District Court ensuing election on bS
fth November -' ~ SAe
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E9Ys For Olerk-HENRY B. KELLY ia a candidate
for Clerk Of the Second District Court the election 10 6e heidi
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81 Fer Oonsta ble. -yhsssrs. Editors Please an
nounce r. THOMAS Candidate for ConstabIs If f ssd
Justices Court he election place on he 5t
sep5 THE PEOPf'R
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% Thomas o, Poole, the present Clerk Of the Ssoon5
District Court Candidate reelection lie Eeeiio IN
kh Of November next, and will be supported by the - ~
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First Dfstrict Cnmrt. :

~ For Oonstable.-Please announce in your iournal
M sHEAREk as candidate for Constable lie Third Nh
et' Parish Of Orleans tapstel MANY FRIENDS
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a
ME PnBLlC is respectfully informed that the splendid
\ BATHS, recently erected Exchange Alley corner
OF blenye street, in Operation The BaIb Rooms
Tor H3T, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are we'll lighted
and admirably ventilated, expense having hreu SHARED
by the proprietor to make them complete in All their details
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY ID ATHS
Is now erecting Bath Rooms CONT STREETT near
the corner Of DAUPHlHE the site formerly known as
the NepOuIly Baths, which, when completed will excel In
magniCenee any establishment the kind nno in s cit
and and ~ where h en- HOT COLD, SHOWER, VAPGR AND
o'clock till 10 O'Clock P Hot Cold or SbOnysE
Bath, Twenty. Five Cents iv50 a.,
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EE For Clerk.-EdS. Crescent! You will please saw
hat TEO LEW is Candidate for Of CLERK ii fbr
my3 THE PE0PIE
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RV- For Constable - Eds Crescent. Plesss nm
n0uHcsR lCHARD KEENAN, Candidate flf ~ ~
SECOND Justices Court, the ensuing eectsn He vii be-
y the advocates OF tsPlsl ROTATION IN OFFICE
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Publishers Of DeBO0's Commercial ReUieo and the NJ
o. Medical and Surgical Journal,
OFFER FOR SALE a most complete assortment OF
" Staple and Fancy STATIONERY. E5FlVk=g
They also have on hand, and con- Z{AL4E5A
Etantly receiving. the most complete assOrt- Ezstr
ment Of LIGHT LITERATURE in theEfslsatsssB
e,Yii;a ~ General Agents for the principal MAGA-
g., Az General Southern Agency for the GRAEFEN.
BURG COMPANY'S MEDICINES. s1df
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70 ALL WHOW IT MAY CONCERN.

EUhNIIURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURWISH-
ING MATERIALS, At Auction Prices.
n MeCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street, door
L. above PoydTas-Keeps constantly
on hand good assortment OF NEW -
AND SECONDHAND FJIRNI
TgRE, Curled Hair and Moss MA . i@4sasA-sAS
FhAsSES, made Of the best materials, which he dis
posed 20 sell as low be bought at auction for cash.
HEPAlRlNG of Furniture and Mattresses and an kinds
OF JOBBlN done at short notice and BY the best work.
men Furniture packed, moved and shipped with care
- New and Second. hand Furniture bought ETC. etc.
iyls sH D. ho0BTGH BeN los ST Charles st.
~SADDLERY' AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS,
ca We have on hand large aEsOT- CHFSSSNTyN
~ ment Of al kinds Of F+44AAA
NaBAAS India Rubber Goods lTr7kFE u NW
suitable for persons going 10 'asAaaA=Aza1
California, such as Beds, Pillows Blankets, Leggins
GioGkI Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cups
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
complete stock Of SAD0LERY TRUNKS and
HARM ESS at NhOe ale and Retail al the lowest market
prices. ~ COupry Merchants and Saddles be sup
piled with every article In line a Orders put up
with care: ]. A. HORTON q Co,
au7 dS@ So Common st.. and IL Canal st.
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For C6nstabIes:

II lE7S, For Constable We authorized to announce
IElOAS CONNOLLt, Jr. candidate Constable the
IrIt Jultlee ColIt Eectien sth Novsmbe ar
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= ~ For Justice Of the Peace.-Piease announce ].
. my9 HIS FRIENDs
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Skpper-I don't stand it. perceive with half an eye
that subscribe to the strange doctrine that an ola sodeI
Is no pgtal They manage things better at Frog Poud
ROn think your shad all salmon but a have EOu 10
know that my HOLSTERS are all fed republicans YOurs and
hayeS nice fig a. yOnT service JOHENY Caro-
On the reception Of this extraordinary dispatch
the Shippers g dander " was reused. He bounced
right out of his elbow chair and gave orders that
if Johnny knocked at the door they should saw the
Skipper was gone asfisl1ing-as he was determined
to hold no further official intercourse with him.
He then sent him his walking tickle" in the fol-
lowing STYLE;
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y Fer psuce Of the Peaoe-GEO. w. CHRISTY
CANDIDATE Tor the Once Of Second Ju Peace for The
FAIiAn OF OEleAnas
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N0Deaber Glettiott. !. @anoioatee
For SHERIFF

M IA MIG SheEiH - Eds Crescent: Please announce
r h1hET Candidate for the Sherifalty The
slng election in pvember subect 10 The srisi Of WING
-. ---E aug MANY FRIENDS,
Pc z or shertH-JOIfN l. LEWIS Sheriff of the
tsA Us Candidate for reelection, on die 5th day
~ The efficient andimpsfti1l manner in which
80 oulss o. ms o1ice, will expected, him
'''l''iy u INC LJy3Ol GENERAL SUFFRAGE.
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~ For Justice of the Peace.-THOS. A. WAT.
BUN u candidate Tor Second Justice
and back TO the ake.
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NEW ORLFA,NS, :
The Nonsense Of Party Politlcs,

NoRNrEG, OCTOBER 10, 1o4o
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sklfFER TARBO4 TO JOHNNY CRAPO.
J0hnBv-My boots stand upon their oWH dignity and uo
upon French heeltaps pay for my Owngpigtai aud lei
every qud take care of itself Rap your baOcy box with
that recollection. VOC sxDence for pulling yonl
cat out OF the well II 5 clear case of salvage; but
We I stuck to that chalk m above tcatching some
folks amt Consider the bacey settled and do MT take il
10 snqn IL ISN'T diplomatic, nor according to GuneT Put
that down IN your log book. HOum, The SKIPPER
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For Justice. of,the Peaces

~ For Justice of the Peace Asssrs. Editors ,
fease announce Colonel SPARED HALE CANDIDATE for
Justice Of the Peace the First District Election 81 NeSser
sep5 HIS FRIFNfIE
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q ~ For nstsble-SeeOHd Distriet.-JNO. D. G.
tHoh and will 6seurpored ls5l BY THE PEOPLE.
~ For Oonstable,-E. BELLEAU, Constable of
didate Tor reelection. .-' -
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Our PbiIsde,pbSs correspondence

PaLaosLrais. sept IL, 1879
sss'sss rs Deins'i- Phiadsirsi1--Tz. State If Pv-
Ges- TN Co.,,H for he,s--- 0iyis, s10p snx J,s,,
TIE County 7Yese-7 TIE CAa-.cs, - E,a2-,s.- Of
as Hg' tesasrsi Soi,iy Terrible Tragedy -Rs.l~s.f
.7cciSs-t &C.
Tho great whig party. aud the grcs. den-rr,tIo
party Of the city ard copnty ~ Philadelphia In
complete fcs; aud the mist, like moast.pei snthrs-
elite, " canning the p>rtsan fassots ard factions 20
burn with rercs intensity. Tbs ~hlgs are cSnhisnt
Of success the s.nccrs,s - are the natives;
and the patriot Dekerson has lifted up his voice,
sud assured bis scirer, that he aud viii be elect
cd shsria 10 spite Of the eobnei opposite n 81 the
reltcsl Serbs rtni and slnrers Ia ssd out Of
tbs stat. Hence row In che city. to, tickets have
beer formed IN. one viix aud ths other ronsiomer
t,op ri vhig. democrats. and natit-s On the hrst,
i,ts, Gitin figures for the Msyratv, ~ the exciu-
sion 81 Colon,l swift; sud on the s-'oot or nis-
tchtn appears the 81 ia xs Joel tones.
IL, friends Of Svi avfuily ssyssest the ostrscism
their fsvCrite and Threaten vepgrsncs aud ss they
number every conttsbla tsmpiisht-r aud police oncer
in the city trenheth In his beots but he trem
beth not a. one vthout hope He aud he friends say,
aud eth some shos 81 ths. s~it did aud
could obtain the full vote Of his party but being
IN open housed. open hearted sort Of sentsman not
to the charms q good fellowship aud GOOD
liquor and highly respectable and highly ssocsssful
bf uiserr qualities which spsrc uusduit-rsted hard
het,d dsmsc,at can properly appreciate vas ved
rom defeat by recruits from the demccrsey Where
vir weak thsr. Cipin to NJ strong The dtssf
eeted eenstshss smpshtsrs and police ocers are "
BE- put to the rout by at least % they say one thou
old fe hioned upe hit and dovnrght ~h'g- vboss
wet sufrsg-s have been csst for John svi
The ftsnds Of Jones listen " al this, shake thsis
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SHIPPING.


EoR SAVANNAH. snail LiNE.E
Wednesday. at teleek p. d., from Pier No. ~ x.
The steamship CHkR0Kte will leave "wednesday e,h
The ses~ chip ENNESSEE Wednesday 2jth inst Freight
10 cents foot for goods Passage t2o
Apply to sAhL L. NIT HE'LL. lA P,ont s.rs.s
NOR GIBRALTAR AND LECHORN-To SAIL 2lsr
inst the brig FERA ICIO. Capt Figsrs has the major
hor engaged freight passage apply
the CT plain n board Pier a2 Hsst River, or 10
BOYD HINCkEN Room no. Tontine Butldue
VNRE ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
i Wis t'hssrer. Oe,ober 2-The we'll known steamship
CRESCENT CITY. 15A0 tons bnrthsn Charles Stoddard,
Commander viii leave for Chsree direct from her dock
Pier 2 on Tuesday Get. At oeloeh The O. 9. goes
sn,urns that BY th viii ressh Pa
ys-ass In the si,,o saloon so o. forward saloon 81
ss paid for Any per."n remtting n half the smoSa.
freight or passage apply to-. HowARD SON. broad.
The Emure City viii succeed ths Crescent city, aad
leave on the 10th Of October
LNOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs-rnE A I,
clipper coppered bark FLORIDA, g. Ellory. Master,
VIII positively sail the th ipst for the absvs part
rely this vssse calling advertised The
F1eiAs he wing elegant state cations for ~
fret and ~ peccn6 csbn and
time epEspa In the ChsKrcs trade osrs isduesm~uts
whipg embark for she above
rassase in krst cabin. So De- Ia sseond cabin 40
I.ett 20 senu r.r eabis foot Apply board pier No
JOIN J TAYLOR 4 co. a South street.
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sAl.ES NV Aucrispn

nrJAroRs. PLATr--L o. C.RsINgrON AUCTION
ID ter-sple this Day-aafdvarr Cucry-to-eph Rodgers
sons tade q ice cutlery shefld socd ny
ef the ass eunffsuf OF ssyLes aud other sdvrd
iison's. Hc.vorthi Moss lsnd, panel spd - and
tutd taet 70 sogen STAY I'D l tone table Anve
forfF, esruine Jtbn hlrors shre aad butcher tnsss
plough irons. wood Llases so dussn pcehgt halves,
ra"d trying squsrts Alo. nsnernl s@sortreni % Uis
nirfksm nsrdWsre. via. rat ald hfassi candlestcks
knoo. and pad locke fpocnf sevee, Cermaa
Frereh hardware end arey acoce set OF Enpine ioseph
Rcdrers Sobs pattern csrd "a BE- sold ~ rrecy clock
suitable staticners aud retailers ~ fac eul1ry,
rf # and pocket ana Corrress krive. ri every
se tc 20 which the ttsen purchasers directed
~ ~. ral" y rertnrtory.
UrtsItoiD tuRNiTuRF, vsEruL AND ORNA-
mental houee fnrrf hing O@eds. se kc - ". Brown
r cell At AuesB Tussdsy Sept 18th, At 10i o'clock ~
his ssse Ne uz Hrosdwsy extensive stock 81
psrlov and old furniture ofeh.r
-h large variety ~ rich Lamps China roh Glass aFe
ana o;her hevse fnt stits socde framed rnpa,rv &c
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SCHOOLS


SrEPTEN H. BRANCH HAVING RETURNED FROM
~ california will ersin instruct at the residence Of pulls
in tho English Rudments. Classics, Sci o. Youth
prepared for college Ladies md gentlemen taught 10 speak
and write correctly. Address STEPHEN III. BRANCH
through the Poet Once.
CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, NO. los FRANL,N
" street, adjoining the Dutch church-rhis institution is
opened for the reception Of pupils after
vacation card OF terms he obtained at the schoo
between the hours of A. n. and r. NJ J. o. QUICK.
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FINE ARTS.

CPlENDID PAINTINGS AND EEGRAvINGS FOR
~ SaleA German arst lately arrived in iris country
Sne for sale on the most reasopable terms first rate 80
lection Of pain tnzs in oil and water c"lors Also
ings and hhogrsphs from old and To be
at I7 Broadway, 6 first foor from l0 A. N. to ~
=. NJ, and from 3P. 81. toe p. NJ.
VENUsrs- FOR SALE, A LARGE FREN III OIL
Painting. In gilt Frame size fee BY on repres.nt
ing Two Yennses gambolipg the Ba'h To be sold
the IL vs. well adapted TOR bar, Sc.
To lie IL Bruns~ lexis in wax, No. li5
ter ST.. corner Bowsry Price <75.
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AMUsEUENTs.


s'; a. st:.'.: SIS; .ssSs,.ssI1 sy..i.s
81. @:,,::i S$ssslo' s:i:ss sr Fsis;
.s Ss: !s bon cssR b 81 %
pSn si:a h h ps,. r.. hi:
III, r :: r.' W. I.1sro Miss psni%
b Does OPEN ss. S9n1:.. sss Mrs Gilbert
CHANFRAU's sArIoNAL rHEArRE-LEssEl AND
~ Proprietor, Mt " ChAnfrsg-nonday evening,
IT ssot. mr.
SSs '5i as
Nom VI wGOs ;ps xy. a. cSI h rsh
rioN Or the Maid q aa.'tsT.sT Lsrrsnes Psr.s0n Mr.
s s Door. sure .sl.si
Curtain will rise Al u rtst O'clock.
MITonELL'so LYNrIo rHEArRE-oN MONDAY
Soiof.a P.vslo. Tishop ISrS Ssa,s w. wssst
aLa%yiks hRScTics.s.; I:%ss.iy i Sss%I.s S1
IsLsrwoOa Mis- Fareh.ol Miss Roberts. Dress Circle 90
CENTS Upper Boxes, rs cents; Pit l21s cents
- St. Lawrence, and sasuenay rivers viii for
exhibition for short time rrsNioSs to ts departure for
on tuesday evening September 18th This painting
In for ns Sa an o~
and two years of constant labor IL perfect
Of ss sfsn e s'S the
st. lawrence and thence the River ssguenay including
the wild and romantic Of this the most wonderful
in the world Among few of the most prominent OBJ
jeets Buffalo. Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge G-eas
Wfr pool Brooks Monument, the cities OF HaMlon To-
and Kipgton h- Thonssnd Ises nadensburg Pres
real Quebec with splendid view Of Monmoreaci Falls
100 feet higher than Tie Niagara the whole form
irg the int erest exhibition Of modern times For
fun do, crirton small bills and descriptive pamphlet.
One of T. Gilbert Co.'S splendid folian at achmep Planes
has been purehased to accompany the exhibition OF
this pictorial journey Doors open The picture
will moving III o'clock Tickets IS cents chill
dren half price.
~ H. FIRST night Of the Grand Nautical PANORAMA, VOY
AGE TO CALIFORNIA ROUND CAPE H0RN-from
sksehet made by Wr. II. Myers ESQ., late Of the u Ma
Psinted greater extent Of canvaB than Pano
in TIE world. by T. Closing ESQ OF philadelphia
This Panorama IL the principal cities
the Eastern ard Western coasts San Francisco, aad Gold
pFgngs If the Sacramento Valley Letters the back Of
small bills establish the validity and truthfulnets of the
sketches from which this magnificent Panorama Ia painted
Will be exhibited every evening this week Paaorans
O'clock doors at Price Of admission 70 cents
VUALHALLA, IS CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w wayProgresng Of the unrivalled hand Of re
male Artists performing TableauI vivsnts Dances Songs
Gymnatties 40 Performance every ngbto commence
at0 o'clock. Extra performance Saturday At 3oelock
CONCERTS EVERY EVENING. AT LYNCHs CON-
" cert HALL No. 2H Bowery, between stanton snk Rivng
ton streets BY talented company Of eight performers Adj
mission ga oents Performance to commence at pact
precisely FOR list Of company &c. see hills the day
]. LYNCH. Proprietor.
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AMUsEBlEETa.


- h,..:: Blake nss.s:raxSsa,y :y:: a%%s SIPS
.psude,n oEsnsr,y =, Hudson; Count nanfsedi Mr.
s!s ssrss . n xssn Ss...: Mr. r. w:r
fl Nina & L'fa n + sSs y tn; tss
Mr. f.ss Horn !: e:s.lsSs With ki s. N
TIRE DAEKVsr Ps,,ysopcs Mr. W chapman; Mr.. Pei
and Tlird crcles 70 cents; Gallery. i2h cents.
NIBLo's eARDEN.-noNDAY EVENING, sEPrEW-
s ss S. P%ss @ .es
Hs..,d Bs,l1sot MI 3 Phi iiDs N.hGs Mr. osv;co;
y; e.: s:;ss ;:'i Ssa = $ s:
BY The Rsvsl Family and Leon J.vs Inter-
MIN eofi Of Az VENT or, Nights Adventure Admis-
siot oos. Doors spep at O'Clock. TO commence ats.
ID URToN's THEArRE-w Z. BURTON. PROPRIETOR
" yhl e gss Cd ths s.s.S ss%s opera 4
hsruh% s,s chsp%aT SSans As. Mr. Nh
isrsiio nr Ee% S" ssts:an sr levers Gomez Mr.
sry er Nj To ss ~ 70
the ApnsyaSss Of Mr. Burton Boxes Dress Circle and
TxBEREAcL EaGaAND MUSICAL I!,I, FESTIVAL rival.
that by the brilliant success Of the Grand
and s.s1i scrrodaos aer Grand Fss'ss conoepss
.s awG sss%H IN wSs The
and than on Any
tie popular Iriua dsrna Madame Muller, the renowned
sontr who the highest reputation
enlist under the celebrated Spohr and Observation-Disclosures FIRST
in America; Mrs c. T. Horn the popular vocalist
Misses Moratt VConner, and Louisa Distn; sguor Vita
Sien0r Noyel the admirable baritone and barso Of
Italian OPERA Signor Arnold the tenor ntumentasts
trumpet horns nd uha Mr.. Richard Hoffman, the
celebrated pin nis and Mr. Henry Timm who 10 cuagsd
possly for these musical director and In order
to render this ,Bendd of talent complete In
the whole of the popular and celebrated
Society twenty three in number has been engaged
orchestral band under the direction of Herr Lepschow;
forming extraordinary ensemble Of talent such has
core been heard In America The frs OF the Grand
Festival Concerts will take place Monday Evening Sep
TENDER tf and they will be- continued with entirely diff
fercnt evening Of the week Full par
tcplars will be duly announced Prize OF admission 800
The expenses incurred in these concerts the
remarkable low price d admission, compel the
positively that there will be free lst,
the and orders will be given admitted
Doors ut concert to commence at eight o'clock
RARNUa's AMERICAN HUSEUM-sPLEN 81 PER-
toTmances In the afternoon at ga and evening st
TX o'clock The Manager has engaged FOR a.ohsr week. the
Boa CONSTRUCTOR and tho largest living Anaconda
huge ontter tho live Crocodile week
The PERFORMANCES in the Lecture Room, the presen
week comprise Comic Deneations Larghable heianGes
Humorous etohes no. under the direction Of this eele
brated Mr. Weny ALSO engaged Pete Norris, Mr. Terry
heTy6ed, Clark Rose. Higgins, Miss Stanhope Miss BAR
ton, and Mir West Madam Rockwell the Fortune Teller
Admission IN cor to; children under ~ ysers 2 eens
is CONSEQUENCE or THE MEETING CALLED Al
the Coliseum the regular rehearsal OF the American Mu-
sical Ia stitute will be omitted this evening (Moudsv 18th
Sept. HENRY MORRIS, Secretary.
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NEW BOOKS, sc.

7 ITrELL's LIVING ACE-No. zso-I2h. CENrs-cON-
IL tsl Life Of Dr. james Macdonald Journal OF In
s,ny Memoirs Of the Hcue Of Orleans B,issna The
LeFof Family Chaps Ill., w. ". Dublin University IA
gasino Wapses -Four Years In the Pacific spectat
:. s Land Tsn.., ~ Hungary oda psa'tn
tal EsraIsi ~ De Lanartipe, EIam,n-r, speata or g.
Lihert, Of Rome. by ssml Eliot. John Bull With Poetry
and short Articles. Published weekly At Six Dollars
BY T.. LiTTELL Co., Roston.
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comparison Of prices current ct the close Of the
yesterday With those ruling at the close Of the
previous week. exhibits decline In Treasury Notes Of
per cent United States os $685. Is; Pennsylvania SIS
TX; Reading Railroad, y; Erie Railroad, y; Harlem,
y; Long Island, y, and advance in Norwich Of y;
Farmers u, and Canton Company, y.
The value Of foreign dry goods entered ct the Custom
House for consumption. Withdrawn from warehouse,
and entered for wsrehousing during the week ending
the llth inst was as annexed
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RscSIrrs o. PIoDvcs AT rrps warrn.

Their. has been decrease in the receipt Of essh sti
che Of brssdstuGs during the past week, and the
psssn Of aggregates With thcse Of the previous two
years. TO- therefore. not favorable We cannot satis
cry account for this in the face Of such sbondsnt
crops have Just been harvested 10 IL possible that
che farmers have been busy In their harvest nelds
that they have not been active usual In getting
their Pre- duets to market. We have but little more
than months Of canal navigation ct the most and
the forvsrders must make the af What tte time
they have to fn up our stocks for winter sonsump-
tion.
The receipts aud expenditures Of the Hartford and
New Haven Rsilrosd Company for the year endins the
sist Of August 1870, according TO ths report II The
Beard Of Directors. we're ~ annexed -
HasrroRp .sp Nsw H.vsS R.rscsp.
trorn Passengers. .......s. .ziloVp ~
Mails, .,,ambosts .srres,es r. nts, 30. 0ss3i %
Total. ..............s so1 500 %
The eypep 6itrres fer the same pc
riod, Tor operating and repairs
~ the roads. ana equipments
were. ...... fifaVI -
Amount Of iateies;. ......... 10 oA 9i-oo2tJ W
nslsnse 90 net receipte. .sS3l6i9 81
The receipts sc passengers snd freight exhibit an
iDeres,s of 5000 AZ over the preceding year.
whole number q pass. naers transported on the road
Curing the year $50 5ss-an the previous
yesr ~ 81 t13 Of THE nua-b.r there vefe teSeed
between Hartford ana Springfield leo OBS bstseeu
Hartford aud New Haven, ~ SCI 5stveen sprpgoeld
and New Haven q t5q The total ucLs;T ~ Rlilcs Sn
| by fsssetser and hsisht trains Il 1855
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Inc .... Is2a Dee. sl.z9l Inc. siesa,o Dee. .ooe3
ny reducing the wheat TO aour, the qusutiy 81 the
latter left ct tide water thi year, compared with the
spending period Of last year. shows increase o.
13s 500 barrele Of -four.
The foorips table sho~s the quantity Of of The
principal articles Of produce left st lido water from the
commencement Of navigation 70 the l1th Of sept In
elusive during the years 1sa7 as aud 49, the canal In
those years having been opened the list dsy Of
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