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DOCKS London-lAst No. lo.--wedding Ehquetts,
ID with Hints on Courtshp Maieo Life, London le49.
On the Existence Sen Serpent with iustratons London
1870. 4. =. - "a -at&
Burn, Royal Artillery. Ia ts tef. .
Laws OF Inouh ueac on pure and applied
logic, London, 1Sts. ~ f14t
Man Of the World disposed Believe, by Mardock
London, 1sfg.
RICHARDSON Bees Richardson Pig, the
Horse Richardson the Dog Richardson Poultry
Just imported from London direct BY
TO Citizens and stangers.John H. Gibbs keeps constantly
on hand his hardreng and genemens furnishing
Sixth National HOTEL full and complete assortment
under garments Of every material In tagssS az
suspenders, umbrellas, dressing cases,
tt scnrfs, canes, combs es5@
Cfavsts, purses, brushes, #.#
Gloves, hose, raxors,
All Of which q quality and are offered Al prices
suit the times, tt Ns@ &.Ns.N# a1 ltf "
Feb a0--sdf go Z ~ as
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submitted by the senator from Kentucky, tMr CLAY1
Mr.. MILLER, having the floor, addressed the Senate.
1.-THE honorable senator not having concluded his re-
marks to-day the publication Of those delivered are
postponed until he shall have concluded ]
zen AK the honorable om Jersey he
preferred to continue his argument at that time, would
consent TO defer il Till another day!
Mr.. MILLER said that he would choose TO finish 1t
then; but as il would take an hour or more he would
submit TO the decision OF the Senate.
MIR. SEWARD then moved that the further considera-
Mr. WALKER observed that there was already ques
ton set apart for that day. and would suggest that Tues
day be named 10 the place Of Monday
unless il was postponed I'LL Monday only He hoped that
it would not be deferred to Tuesday. later period
Mr. CLARKE said that II was in the power Of the Senate
TO dispense with the order for Monday for the purpose
permitting the senator from New Jersey to close his
marks then tt@
Mr.. BADGER hoped there would be no necessity Of
deisripg The question Ss further than TO Monday -
New York tMr. SEwARD il it his desire to obtain
the floor at the close OF the remarks Of the honorable
aor from New Jerseyi He asked that question because
circumstances connected with himself rendered II
sary for him TO occupy the floor as early as possible
the from New York wished to occupy the floor
Tuesday, he would be under the necessity Of propos.
soon after as possible
| Mr. SEWARD said that il would give him great pleas
ure to aid the honorable senator from Wisconsin in his
desire to address the Senate, he wished 10 hear nm
and, far he able TO do So he would with great
cheeruness II was his purpose to ask the attention Of
the Senate future day. he wished TO make some
remarks upon the question now before them.
! Mr. RUSK hoped that there would be no disposition
OF the noor for week to come. He would certainly
yield to the desire OF the honorable senators from New
/ York and Wisconsin to speak upon this question But
in this controversy, half Of his own state was taken OH
and this morning resolutions Of the legislature Of New
York presented In the Senats containing instructions
to her senators to that effect He had attempted 10 obtain
the floor shortly after the senator from Kentucky Mr.
CLAr] had taken his seat but unsuccessful and III
hoped that the floor would not now be disposed OF for
week 10 come. 49,
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Telcgraphic Reports.

NEw OsLsAss. Oct o, 1850
We have ample stock OF -four on hand, with only
a limited demand. Ordinary brands are 81 SO s47b.
Tobacco-200 hh Is. sold at full prices The stock In
Withdrawn from he market since the accounts Of the
frott were published. Provisions are snchanged.
NEw 0sLsass. October 10, 1850
Eight thousand bales of cotton have been sold within
the Last three days Of which 600 sold yesterday at
10 advance since the receipt OF the Atlancs IS;
sells ct $40 sl2& prime at 50 Tobacco IL held for
an advance. Weather cool and pleasant.
Ns~ oHLEArs, Oct 1o-AM
There Ia AFFAIR inquiry for cotton this morning and
the market A. steady at the advspoe Of yesterday.
middlpg quoted 49,. . l3iG cents and good do. lax
Q IA cents. Holders 81 Tobacco Withdrawing their
supplies from the market, In conssquencs Of the
ported damage TO the crop nv rost Groceries bread
stuns and provisions, exhibited change Of impor-
lance, though the tendency for coffee and sugar ~
upward
BrrrALo Oct 10, 1880
The receipts since our last have bsen-Yisur, 4 900
barrels wheat. 10O CO bushels; corn. 1000 buahels
Flour Is In moderate demand and market heavy with
at 50 81 q 81 Wheat IL In moderate request With
market steady; the sales have been II 900 bushels
sec SIC Corn s steady ct yssterdsys rates, mixed
Western being done At 90. snal sales Ohio vhisksy
at 2%c. freishts without charge
Ats.sr, Oct 10, 1850.
The receipts since our last are as follovs:-r Flour
5000 barrels; wheat, 900 bushels corn, bushels
barley u 600 bushels Mars.t Tor nour heavy hut no
change In rates; 900 barrels sold Wheat nrm aud
10 demand sales OF 600 bushels at 81 IL 81 l3 for
tennessee Barley sold to the extent Of 81 900 ba-h.ls
at lie. 1sc for too roved sud Tac . SOC for four
rored sale vas made OF 0oo bushels oats ct zoe
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

Bosros. Oct; 95ETehaHge board-l share Boston and
worcester Railroad, lN1g; 10 concord Railroad 65 "a
EAnk OF Commerce, leo Union Bank, IO- 10 Norfolk
County Railroad G0d 49, - 40 500 So 81 East Boston
Co, ia G. Fast Boston Go. DiVdeBds. No. S. Fall
ker Railroad e5 10 Vermont ADD Canada Railrsad I0o;
fastern Railroad, lu3. northern Railroad. 7OS Wes-
tern Rsroad l031t Boston and Maine Railroad, l0s
80 PHILADELPHIA Wilmington ahd Baltimore Railroad, q;
state Bank. ga shavnu Bank lQt. Exchange Bank,
iosE % Vermont Central Rail cad S 50 DO bgvd ~; IS
do S; l?5 do SON. al l32 d. 81 100 do sod 3 IS
$780, 3 90 do SIN 81 IS ADD Rail-
read, :g sllo Norfolk coun' Railroad Bonds 6& 900
Rutland Railroad Bonds ls2 slOd S $1,000 do 1883 So.
fhLAnfIr iA Oct 10 Second Bodrd-1s0 shares Norris
Canal lset; atO u. \. IS 81, li7A $1,000 Texas
sstes @ ~ shares Pennsyyanta Railroad, an Phila
telpnia BARK. lA.
BALrnoHF Oct 9-slOn0 Maryland g. l0sh; Loo Bal
tinore bs 1880 100 LOO do 1905 lp do. l03s< l3od 100
loo do. lO1 shares Bank OF Baltimore VI; 10 do 81
do. S6+; 10 do. gGA; 50 Canton ca. time, 50.
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MILLINrRY AND DnY GOODS.

e,corcn PLAID sHAwIs-rHE SUBSCRIBERS AaE
- ersns rheapet and largest aortmeat H. t1e ciy
az of risid hssls square Do casnta-e ous essh-
-. s.,.r. a. Csrsn csape Do Sca-fs. Also. Just
,eev one sausre White neia shawl oas tlae. black
on I'd rps grlca. As~ fes Iona Iada SHASTA which
,i IL colo cheap. Nsniiilas aud Cleat-se have arse
Goous direct from Parf, which
~ .,i.s ~ re lowest tritss at sS5 B-csd.ay, -
N''"'' - Wv JAnEt'RBcKe CO.
ftrr.T slE or sHAwLs BY AUCTfCN. AT a ca
u sfarre sfrset on Friday anl saturday, At 10 a y
"a b u-Fsiseant Cashm'rs Broche. ferker, rlaid
scotel. uooi ella, sts sad sqasTs thars nst arriysd
'''h' Do" VIZ '''''' INV D W1RKEE, Ausgsssss
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py Y cOLrEN AUCTIoNIKH-THE LARGE SALE
ID ofbeusshod furniture by y Gotten this day, Friday
At No % beehmsn and ~ strests Ut lUk eclsek, will
aHofd coed opportunity for all in Of good furniture
will prise description Of rich goods we'll
chamber and kitchen furniture In quantity from IA
% removing there h also Bru ssels and ingram earpes
snd every article required for housekeepers Also fancy
goeds and three gold watches sale yostve rain OF shine
UCTIoN NOTICE THE ATTENTION or TEE PUB
IA lie is called to the beautiful sale OF Preach Furnisur
just from Paris together with arse assortment
Of other beautiful goods to be made 10 morrow BY H. "
Leeds Co. at o94 Broadway, nett door above Nibloa
RY JAMES T. COOLEY. -wAO WANTS TO MAKe
- fortuneTuesday Oct. u.s. at " o'clock. 1t ST nnd TS
white sale of Dunlaps great saorea his
toeal Of Desh the Pale Horse The celebrated
Of the Opening Of the nrst Four Seals Death
the Pa Horse painted by the late VIM Dunlap Esq Of
York Of the est This petare tates
from and Illustrative Of the sixth ehspter Of Revelations
ebodyss large portion Of the beautiful vision had BY
John the beloved disciple 10 justly celebrated through
the country consdered the chef deavre Of the
artist surface Of two hundred square feet and
contains about fifty figures many Of them the sire OF hfe
The painting perfect state Of preservsion, and viii
be The above work Of illus
where descriptive CATALOGUES be obtained Any enter
prssg might take the above splendid painting and
thousand dollars out OF Ii, BY exhibiting
IL the United aes, he might rake nearly
much by exhibiting il in this treat emporium OF North
Americs where there strangers constantly
percent itself This painting has been valued high as ten
thousand dollars hut will be old to the highest bidder In
and in most Of the cities churches always
be nstl by admitting the Sabbath scheo gratis
splendid lecture accompanies the pastns Terms three
months credit.
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TnAvELLEns,- orip l.,..

NEH YORK AND pHfLA ELPdfA--NEW YORK
~ aud fa.ia1elfhia flrect.unite esfes NAIL Linz
ThrsusA In ~ ufs. vie Nov Jsrey Rsiiresd.-Taro
euesd ~ fc- artt csrs "a 30 casa-Ieavs
rsr Yors 81 a. y for fect u Ccsrsast street. aad 81
pa. ~ ard p. ~ ton tlrr 81 iahsrty street, Leave
Emlstsiuhis. a saa A. n. .ss NJ fror feet
walnut street.
CAsDBS AID ARBOr RAILROAD LfsE TOR PIT
" laasrls. 81 seven tcisrt A. ADD halt Tsst ous
ssr- sxsepsed from Pier Nc T. NcrN Rvsr. fsfs
ssss ears, ~ second clsss ears, ga
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DANCING.

nAsCfNc ACADEHr.-sioNOR CuERARDt, THANK
~ ful tcr The tni la;r1narc n a ssason respectfully
eevs 20 iae be patrons sad ths public that his Dsncins
A,ademy NJ 81 Broadway, VII te 9pensd Tor the
Moa Of pulils on saturdav o-tohrs A. o'slosk 2 x
sehtc % families attended 70. Iers made sp-
viietiitn % Sigtor q.
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r.,earsph,o rrari.. Report..

Bsiov-Shir rsnthis from WON GO.
Arrirsd-Bsrh aei,s ~ sdsiphiN schr ssrs Fsrssr.
Trcatrttsturr Hafy. Nsvsrti y Thanes, ani Doirhn-
Rnuttuf. vi iiiam aud irruer. Nfofk.
Cistfsj-shir rrapsr ysrssi-oi tatt. W Fair.. As-
ios fOrerenl Hsdl-y Haiffmsr hfif Hstnn. NVresns;
sar.t ksMs seirs Oscc1it Tsrais.o; Espres P1rt
~ Prsesi roia sad fnvaebis. Paiisssirht bfaisr.
'''' ronyots o,t 10.
rst-efh sshrf hsrev, Bostors hert, Providease.
Rfir WassiG fton a loaded sna ready ~ sail.
The nrsnru rtg Looia - ashore " miles
tcutt Henry The and reports the
eel fht ruesdsy With hs gsrsand esrro board
ell afc steamer desratched 70 render assistance
laft evening.
rsv Rtprorn. Osts.
DO.
Provm~-es. Osta
Arrived setrs Deisv,rs Frsis-eAsturr DATED. Aha
ssil,s sehr. Cssh.r,a. II ass. s.a.suspa s~sss
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NJ ARITIME INTELLIGEU
Port OF New York, October II, 1850.


Cleared.
s: .'; ' s..'pS.l:
Bsiss.Ifie tbrj. Tss.isf. Dr,nsa. L 4 W Bar.h.rd;
T,,. s'sss Dsshs P@s1 o,s:.;
P5is.i;iI.si;y r.ulss.,. r,;,sssa. ps,g., s...A,s
sesr,"IS RsH Pss,n' sa'i. s,s;,., ci.,,m,, a oo !,
~ willia~., Ferrsrs, csa. KsJ,s Pe.siI, r.-.l
Harlan ssnotl h.rihs Jss. Darling. PHILADELPHIA
s,,s..erR o.ySs, Wil..n rhi,.s.lsha
ssst oss.v. Part cid on w.sa,,d.y for wnins,oa NC
az, c...,,. Arrived.
Siis,s ss 1s.A. :, ..Ir nsa
os, 70 "a Ss ~ ssISs ...a.s s.r ss :.
s al ne rs s .;ssoI IT,, ,sr s.r
Sir k,h1sT,sn ttL.L yeWiui,a.. A,.rposl. SEP. =.
sEI Alss. SisY' cS.rl,s,sn. ss,s -iss cotton. 70
RsIs DrsH. ssir lprl riu. slice 8 sy'. IA s.,,ss .as
sa 81 80. % SssS cssiis.s 6urh.n q ws,sliora
S% VS5, 90 30 =, ssg Ls.n.s'- Of 81
s.rs c,as,, ssSas,r ron Seer, =. seq. s.A Nth
nP, .er. % a, g Q. lSs & q ss..a n srs q ,sss
h j.. ss 20 "a s,S;a ' ss ..1
.ssSssI.d "a ON q -,sr i.asS -i.h S..s spar. !.
can. ~, hound -s.,.ars ,'os fron her Der
BAY .ss,. sssSs. s,la. ~ a. ~ %. .,s si 10
hI,iIIs Ssi.,y SEP = ia' = 81 Is1 5 - .l.rl.
gsi.n Iiss q nsyI: gsst',. ~, p, .5s los roo.
Bra Ese,ty lHaml Lso RIO dc Jsasiro. 81 asrs, with
coffee, - 4 T. rhipfa
Brs RohsEd Brosa tRr Taruis, sylnsy, CB. 10 asYs.
With zeal, 20 s.uis. uhittsys Co.
bra Nee GO nsssl newell Pietou. 10 dsys ~i,h zeal
90 = uif, Wtituey a Co
mir p.ry f,TS- tof Bsfsstl. Wares. PhEl.a,lphis
SER Albert nrl Barnes CunsarlAnd. NJ, With rrsI-
strref. % usstfr
Sthr olive (nfl rictst. Charottstown. PET rs days,
VIII shir urbfr 20 . 4 Ruck.
Sstr hrrts. Lord. fllsvtrth ~ tsys
sstt Cs,tsiieh e, 5000 ns,eh PhiiadsirhiA
fchr Virginia. Scott. virginia tay-.
STR n Pore, fostsr. .nnscf icst River, days
below.
stir sfi-t Ietnsri FIRM Jara,f
~ ta'k HoTr of flYmrutn. rth rssserrers
BrhriF Dslftins iron LinsreI. vith passsnesrs
a ~ BRIG from raueiies
wtnd Surns N. CAV ZEN ga
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RARNUNs AHERIOAN MUSEUN.-P. T. BARNUN
ID Proprietor and Manager John Greenwosd, Jr Assist
ant hanRger.-tommeneing on Monday October 1850.
twenty second wsek Of the DRUNkARD. There will be
produced aftt this week, two exceedingly
amusing pieces. Every evening. and on saturda, al.
terpeop will performed the great moral drama u
TIE DRUNKARD, with Miss Chapman as Mary Middle
ten Among the euriostie in the Museum are asplepdd
bust Of Jenny Lind the Fairy Queen ania Queen Ado
ladies Carriage, the French Torture Teller sc No. So
Admttanse, Is ceHts-ohiidren under ten, half price
vT>HE NlNsTREL's cURsE-A GROUP IN hARBLE-
by Charles Muer-This work Of which received the
great gold medal the National Exhibition at Paris l9
Is open TO the public Mt the OF the Nations
Academy Of Design 66S Broadway opposite Bond st. Ad
mittanoe cents. Season tickets ~ cents Open from
n. till l0P.M
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pAcKAGEs AND PARCELS FORWARDED BY syssr
ssr.is. aspr :. - sism.. CIV a w.h Ss.
CAsr FREIGHT LINE roR BuyrALo AND ruH
= v.s.-rhe An.ress h,pr.s. Cemrsny h.,iss "a
sgsasssa ssrsh.nsi ~ sny su.ss Tor Buk.iS sss
III e. Ns.szn S,s s 9 ss .s Stars Se
s VII iis' Stfi FL; CO. .. wen. Co.
ORISS HsIs's .1S Gsnii oSSss d@O
e.shts s,n fiansise' Csorni. "a sGnssoss
r,s-,bus s,siarg al ri.t, q sr, s,e. Refer va
S1 rr, VS. s,ss.,s a. css.s Hopsis. Co
Ss,sy So
fAIIroRNTA.- RASsFoRrArToN ACROSS rHl
Y isthmus q P.ssms.-zaCaRIssoN, sELsnN :
.9 q .I I.,Ss.. az ,s,sSh sss -
sTIsrs opuon tut saeh r.etsEs mg'' Be portable size
tSrt 70; esmss % seeidsst IA .hs transit re ohsrss,
:: 49,, = II. sss'
J'ATIoR d. BAUTsE, TOKyhRDIS0 AND COW
Il pissien meIeh.nts chasres N.o.-ws srs nov re.
isasSs te.: .i,s issi. 5Sss'5 :ov;E ..,sl, f3I y:
ssS, 80 CO.. .S sqsis .s.s
sfross ana Crsess that ei We d,isy uton ne
"'' ssEbffTprsT9hfRii,i i. g siS ss sil.,.
xsi.r.ses N n'y .ssn = oyss ss'
Co., Consulate, Psn,nN ssCondsrY Co, san Trsr-
(,EEgoEY's CALITOvNIA FsCKAOg ExFHtss, Pss
W .s.ssr; InIirs c 80 chsrass. ss.pTtsy os's;
ter line snterhers -u %, lfLeh efeeiA h-pisss
he above seus N ehars- ~ cumrtttnt mecssnTfa vac
vii surerrtert the transp1rtafon % ths Foes tfcn
Chtfrcs a. Parnms are thsr rsfipneut from ne attsr
r,rt ,na rtmsin in ntfel y then ungl ,hsy sr, n
shsfrs 81 W. Joserh W oresory a. san frasci,2 ~
hss facility haad fer theft tnsfate ~
the ocnsarest IN San fraucisco sns vauous rate ~ ~
fsfria TIE srransements q this tStress s.in ~ -.
rsrfecf deeriptfsn delay csn og-ur tiet w. -
sls - rroviae .ssinst. Parceis reesiyea
i o. che day - aaiiipg and i-ttcrs nnu - - 80.
tts ttsvy freTht mnst - fel,vsrea ~ nt,r,a.,
1 ~. ,,,.r.s a. t,...,ree TuoaPSON q ~ rs ;OCS.
| 40 Psssi street eornsr 81 Nsil s'rses
4 q i. - 20 D.
., ,-.rrs ,b.r sssa. 81 NE cu'son H0a''
FERNS rsxscnabh-
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HORSES, sc.

HOSES AND cARRtAoEs FOR sALt-A FsNtLY
sbeut is.vins e eitv fsr tine wishes - dspose ~
sven fne family es,sbstnsns eoass,ins ~ rsr ol 80
rerior horsse vst trstsn aad tso cafrtaf-s one
eouTt snd Ne OTHER csFrisss tsrms r-Hsonas
tItL q f5yr.r 81 fsftLof --fs, - -. go
ss>hlss "a asd m E.rssf street
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MOUNT HOLLY CLASSICAL scHoOL-THE WINTER
M session will commence in the Lesum on October 2
and continue twenty tso weeks Course VI
Lsp1u.ss The Sciences Natural Mathematics sad CON.
mereia English Language and Literature; Geosraphy and
History; Eloeuton and Compostion will form
branches Of study Boarders taken 81 the rate Of t3
session Including tuition, board vashnE and ordinary
ned Great care will be Exercised By the Principal
the Of the scholars The situation Of hount
Holly 10 srhaby healthy The tovn 10 approached ny
branch railway from Darlington. which 10 the Camden
and Anboy line Philadcipha For further
apply 70 The Principal, Mount Holy. New Jersey.
W. D. LYsNAR. Principal.
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OPENING or TRIPLER HALL. (BRoADwAY, oPPo.
" site Bond street,) by

MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
who will give her Three First Grand Concerts,
On the Evenings Of Thursday Oct 18th, Friday 18th, and
Saturday, October 18th.
This Hail. unquestionably the most magnificent steal
sdhee. not only IN this county but o,,n
allied in the of it's design the
Of ira and the arrangements for the luxu
accommodation Of its guests snatng comfortably
FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS
Has been with special reference to the perfe
tioR Of acoustic effect.
the Of these splendid entertainments prepared
s' Madame A caor els' ssELrcr1oNs OF TUE
Classical and Magnificent WORKS Of the Great Masters
aud also Of deservedly popular music,
will he given the plan Of the celebrated musical perr
TIE CONsERVAT0IRE IN PARIS
THE LONDON PHILHARMONIC,
And the Great Musical Festivals in Rngsnd aai Aeads
mics Of Germany and Italy.
The magnitude and perfection Of the Vocal and nsru
mental FOR the occasion both in respect
NUMBER AND TALENT,
have before been attempted in the United States
INsTRunENTAL DsPARrMESr
The volins will number less than iy performers; the
voas voloneeos and double basses being in full proper
ton TIE wind Instruments will be guadrupled in the
European being double the number general
" used. CHORAL DEPARTMENT.
Under the denes Of Mr. william A King OTganist
Of Grace Church. will number
Two HUNDRED VOICES
The whole under the sole direction Of Mr.. Boehsa.
Assistant Director % Musical Affairs. Henry c. Watson.
To be had 90 tie office. 25 Broadway, second foori the
mufio store. and at Tripler Hal.
Concert Co beFn At o'clock; Doors open at o'clock
Further VaTtiU lars will be- duly anuUupCtt.
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PUBLICATIONS.

rTExAs xsPs-DE coRDOvA's NAP or TEXAS. FOR
fAo ready, aud te had ~ The trade, ~ The
cNee % A. II. BEAN. ~ WAter street.
COUNTRY PkPER-coLIEcTED ny 7. t. VAN
~ Wick. tore ~ " all aud Rrcad streets 10
every section q TIE Union Returns made IN city fuais
Dpa,eh guaranteed ksfesces and sther partsuArs ~
the once.
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SPORTING.

Union COURSE, L. L-PAClNG-TUEsDAY, OCT. is,
~ o'clock purse $50 three mile heats har-
q. Mclaughlin Lady Bsvans; Isaac
Woodruff IN CAyuga Maid: T. D. keMAnn enters oh.
Postboy The will leave the South ferry Brooklyn
A ~ O'clock and return the sports are over
sPICER NoHANN, Prsprietors.
CPoRTING HUNTING PARK CoURsE-TUEsDAY,
- October l5th q $3.50 mile heats best in both
q, they ri, To on At az o'clock, p. n WIN.
King CHI Zachary Taylor O. W. Young enters
Lady Moscow. r. EASTMAN, Proprietor.
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.-w.-,.--v,v-
TIE GREAT FAIR OF 1Hn AnYsIcAs Ms ~, 81 y
The viii be delivered ct the
this evening" 81 half pest seven o'ciook, Arnold
Esq. Music b. msmbsrs sf the Harmonic Society Beats
free.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT soCIETY.-rHE ANNUAL
neetins Of the msmbers the Italisa Benevolent So
sey secsn Of s officers for the ensuing year viii
take place Saturday evening nsxt Oct o. No Bar
precisely. N B-The Italians in &c
neral are respectfully invited to attend:
CHAs. FERRIRo. Secretary.
A CARD-THI COMMITTEE OF THE FRENCH BENZ
"A VIOLENT Society respectfully informs their saesorissrs
their friends and the public that the celebrated RAve "a
mily have kindly their valuable servoes Tor
grand psnoDme be given Saturday next l2ta inst
Tor the tensn VI the Society Price Of ~ cents
BY order Of the President
r. rouIHouK. Secretary
TTNILToN BLUEs-A NETTING OF THIS COMPANY
will be held ct John Benefits corner OF Grand and
Green streets the usual day. st "a o'clock BY erder
Alta MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON GUARDS.
IA held at the carriage house OF Hose Company NO " e
returning from the excursion on Tuesday evening
1891 IL vas ur animously -.
Resolved That thanks Of this company rendered
Mr. Carrot Day, Of New Durham N j. for the bsuntuI
supply OF and his conduct ON the
occasion and would cheerfuy recommend other COM
panie going like eIcursons to visit MI Days gound
Resolved That the thanks this company are tendei1
TO Mt VIM H. Woods for the present Of pair OF bsauu
guide colors.
Resolved That the thanks of this company are rendered
Mrs ragart for the present OF wreath
presented this occasion. JACOB Z. RILEY, Captain
ROBERT DicKsoE, Secretary.
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CALIFORNIA,

T,lLfToREtA- --coPARrNsRsHiP-rlE UNDER
" signed kafe associated themselves toaether, uuder
the tim n TrTutui Naon Ter H. purpose 81 conduct
irr stpera Grocery Provison, and Commission b"sinss
snd have taton store IN Montgomery street. between
jackson and Washraon vhtre goods can beahdei
free carta1e sad prepared 20 receive ecnsEnmea'
from thsir ffiends aud the IgAiic. -. .....-,.,.
Sirnsd. w. TIkNblIls
saw Fnascfsco. Nay 2lth, $50 W.. WAiiON.
h, fsrsrces in Nee lort-k S Hope Co. Bech- Bro
thsps Eufthtltsr Co, Dayid WOOD jobs bqyce Jes
Reed. ~ ". Van Autcn Co., Thomas Hepe Co, Ear
bartholomew n &. kly Co, Dayton Sgrasue, Clstk
Dean.
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EDUCATION.

TIN FRANcAIs IN MISSION scIESrIvIoUE. DESIRE
donnsr qusqsss LeeOns Dc fnnsas. I. D., si Broad
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COPARTNERSHIPS.
CoPARTNERsBIPN OTICE-THE sUBSCRIB sRs
~ have this day entered into copsrtnership under the
eyIe firm Huestis Levy manufacturers n play
ing, business am Visiting cards. CHAS. p. HUESflS,
July lst 1880. JNO LEVY.
CoPARTNERsHIP.--THEc OPARTNERsHIP HERE
~ tofore ting Philip Lucas William Ro-
gers, wac this day dissolved by mutual consent.
PHILIP LUCAS.
MAY l. 1850. WILLIAM ROGERS.
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CHEsrNur GROVE RoARpINa acHooI. cLIrroN

CBEsTSUT GROVE BOARDING. SCHOOL. CLIFTON
" Staten Islana-Rev. lowell A. n. T. q. d., Prinei-
pal an Pre- prieor In this long established soheo young
gsntlemea sound eoesists. military. msrcants
sad general Edusaon The selscsd for their
snssney in imparns instruoon and hs terms are a.
dsrAte other which respeetabty
and esenyta disregard fos which would be false
my l-Are consulted full prospectus be had at The
sehool ct the Office Of Seamaa Muir, 81 Broadway
vhere the Principal be Tuesday Thursday and
saturday from 10 u oeloek during the vacation ending
nc. NltI
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COAL.

COAL.
xNuITE AsH CHESTNUT coal. % sUPERI0R QUA
Adsrsss v TYLER y Co. Phil.deiPhts.
u led ASH NUT coAt,-or LsRGE SIZE aNp suPERI-
IL or qsaty from he spohs apd sw VEINS for sale BY
N''"'s'' "''''rs'' rvrxph co. pAu.asIrAi.
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CHRIsTYB OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
" Grand sreet-Open night during the until
farther noticeThe original and we'll known Chrsys MIN
stres, prirng efficient and versatile corps" Of
talented and Experienced Performer. under the man
agenent E. r. Christy. whose in this
-four years have been received with
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets IS
cents open half past six at half past
o'clock Afternoon concert Saturday, com
me at hire p, NJ