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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

REpUcTIoN OF PosTAGEs.-Mr. Rusk OF the
Post Office Committee of the Senate, has intro
duced a report and bills on cheap postage. The
bill provides the following rates:
Sec | Half ounce letters two cents for any
distance within the United States, if prepaid.
and five cents if not prepaid.
Sec. @ Provides for boxes of dcposite, and
carriers in large cities, at one cert per letter
prepaid. -
Sec 8. Newspapers same as at present
Handbills to be charged as letters.
Sec. Frankng privilege abolished. Expen-
ses of all Congressional matter to be charged to
the contingent fund, and paid out of it.
Sec. s. The Postmaster General 10 draw up
on the Treaury for deficiencies, under certain
limitations.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

Lumber Deaier, Southport, Wisconsin,,
AVE constantly hane- large and well selected assert
1lment of Lumber of all kinds. CeBr and Common
Boards, Plank Simber Jost, Stsdding, Fence Boards Shin
giles Lah, &c &C. Yard, in Park street few rods Yves
of Main street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

Dealers in Stoves and Hariwara, Iron Ware. Manuacu
of tin and copper ware, &c. Southport Wisconsin
Main Street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
TERMS OF ADVERTysrNC |:
swearing and. Lying.

The following mirth-provokng story may be
an Old Joe rediciuus, but we do not reeollect hay
ing seen it before. At any rate the reading OF
1t proved dangerous experiment to our waist
bands
A Quaker had piece of new ground to pillow
which was very full of roots, and he set his bred
man, John, TO hold the plow, while he drove the
oxen, A root would catch the nose of the plow;
the pillow would hit wallop in the side and
John would commit breach of the command
ment, "swear not at ALL" So it went continual
ly-catch jerk, thump, swear, whoa! buck! gee!
hawl Jerk, thump, swear
At length the placid spirit of friend Jedediah
became disturbed by so much profanity, and he
stopped the team and told John to take the goad
and drive the oxen he'd see if he couldn't hold
the pow without swearing. took the OK
goad and Jedediah seized the plow handles
lie placed his two legs in bracing position and
John drove ahead The pillow caught root,
made bound one of the ndles bit Jedediah
under the chin. and be exclaimed
'Well really, never saw the like.
Again it caught hit Jed again, and he again
declared he had never seen the like. 1t caught
again, knocked Jed down. and arose with the ex-
clamation.
"Well, rally, never did see the like"
So matters went, till Jed had returned TO the
starting point, ard had positively affirmed that he
never seen the like, some fifty times.
"There John" said he, stake hold of the plow
and see if thou canst get along without swear
ing. Thou hast seen that have not sworn an
oath in the whole round"
''No," replied John 'thou hast not, friend Jed.
but thou hast told full fifty lies"
Jed thought minute, and replied,
"Wel, John, don't know but my lying may
be prompted by the wicked one as well as thy
swearing. | hope the pesky roots will be taken
into consideration in the final account of both of
us. Get up! Duke and Darby!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

Mr.. CoDD1NG.--We understand that Mr.. Cod
ding is now in Galena, lecturing on Biology
He has lectured at ST. Charles, Geneva, Elgn,
Rockford, and other towns on the route. He
makes an able and efficient lecturer on this as
on other subjects. Some of our contemporaries,
who always hated Codding for his advocacy Of
principles and subjects above their comfrehen-
sion, and their moral perceptibiity, speak of his
present cause as humbug, as abolition has been
We shall expect these men, in about twelve
months, will claim to be the original discoveries
of this science.--W Western Citizen.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

JASON EOEAAE&OF, Jr.,
Deputy SURVEYOR. Residence On Chicago, Middle
St., North Ward, Southport
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

General Dealers in Try Goods Groceries, Crockery Boots
and Shoes. Shelf hardware. &C. sc.
S&H'L HALE, c. e. MANNEY, J. V. AVER.
Main street, South Wisconsin, opposite the Telegraph
Printing Office.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
NEW DRUG STORE

opposite the Runa House, sign of the Gold Mortar, by
H. Starkweather, M. d. general dealer in the purest
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Coils Patent Medicines
etc. Advice Gratis,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
THEODOEsE NEWELL NCo.

WAITE 81 KTN3ALE,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES No.
i76 East Water street, Milwaukee, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

PAlNE's LrGHT.-The success Of this great
invention is now placed beyond peradrenture
and is attracting the attention OF scientific men
in all parts of the country. 1t is we'll known
that Mr. Paine naS b ~, u'e ,. s ,,d us
perceive that workmen are engaged in putting
fixtures into the Central Exchange, and in few
days it will be Illuminated with gas from the
large machine which has been exhibited there
for some months Worcester Spy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
w. FARMER. M. I'd,
A. p. STONE


PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Office at the Kenosha City
Drug Store.
kENosHA, April 4ih, 1850. no Al
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

,. q. SEHARE1SEEAN,
ATTORNEY AND CouNsELLoR AT LAW. SOUTHPORT,
Wisconsin. lyn3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
HALE, MANNEY. & Co.,

Matchmaker and Jeweler Main street, Southport Wis
G All work entrusted to his will be done with neal
ness and despatch.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

J. L. BARTHOLOMEW,
Dealer in all kinds of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Stoves
Tnner5' Stock GENEVA, Wei fto Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

JON Il. .5ELSEN,
Attorney Canselor and Solicitor; Justice of the Peace,
Notary Public. Southport, 1e49.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28
HEENR V y. NEOTEE,

ARCHITECT AND DRAFTS1AN-Any business entrust-
ed to him will be attended TO with promptnass and des
patch on reasonable terms. REsIDENcE-On West Main
Street, North Ward, Southport febI ,IS50-33if
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-28

EI' hsAEN,
General Dealer in Hardware Cutlery, Stoves Iron Class
nais All kinds of Tools, Tin Ware &C. &C. Corner of
Main and Park streets, Southport Wis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
From Pnrt M Prince.

Capt. Button of the Danish brig Hetty, at this
port states that the unsettled aspect Of political
matters cansed much anxiety throughout the
Island, and tended in great measure to check
Empire. All offers otmediation by foreign Repre-
sentatNes were rejected. About the 9th of Oct.
the Haytien feet was expected to sail for the
South, On the 3Oth OF Sept. over 1000 men en-
bnrkcd, and they took from the Fort all the cam
non and other implements of war on board the
Government bark Glover, and on the same day
over > 1000 men marched for the South.
American Provisions were plenty and ruled at
very low rates Coffee was extremely scarce, and
none whatever in first hands Phil. Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

We have papers from the City Of Galveston to
the nth inst. Arrangements have been made to
shin beeyes extensively from ludianola to New.
Orleans The citizens Of fndianola, illumined
their houses on receiving intelligence OF the pass
age of the Pearce bill. MISUNDERSTANDING of
them are in favor OF the proposition. The Ct0ifta'
proposes to make very novel use OF the money
to be received from the United States. 1t thinks
that after paying off the debt of Texas three mil
lions will remain. This sum IS 20 be received IN
u s Bonds bearing FIVE per cent interest which
will weld arevenue of $l50.Oo0 per annum-more
than sufficient to pay tie whole expenses OF tho
State Government. This would enable Texas to
do what no other State has done-abohsh all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

rT5- Mercantile Library Association lectures
The Annual course of Lectures before tins lnsuunon
viii commence al Clinton Hall on Tuesday evening at =
o'clock and VIII consist OF ten Lectures.
Nov. 81 Lecture, BY E. P. WHlPPLE, Esq Boston
Subject Character
Nov l2-l Lecture. BY Very Rev JAMES RYDER, I'D.
Georgetown, D. c.
Nov 49, Lecture GEO IL MILES, Esq. Baltimore
The Crisis and The Struggle"
Nov Co Lecture. j. S DWIGHT, Esq. Boston. The
Opera especially Mozaris Don Giovanni
Dec. 81 Lecure. Rev. JOHN LORD Med.ord, Mass
"Gustavus Adophus'
Dec IO-l Lecture. Rev. JOHN LORD, Medford, Mass
Dec Ill Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHorF. sketch OF
the Life Of r. B Sheridan with readings from his Come
dies" Readings fromthe principal scenes in the Rivals
Deceit Lecture. GEORGE YANDENHoFF. The same
coutinyed Readings Of tie principal scenes in The
schoelfor Scandal
pecssi-l Lecture GEORGE VANpENHoFr. The same
continued Readings from lie principal scenes in Crtici
OF Tragedy Rchearsed" HIS Decline, Deail-Brief re-
sume OF Of sherdan's merits comic dromatist.
Jan. IL Lecture Rev. L, H. CHAPLIN. New-Tork Sub
ect@. Tie MAJ. Of the Word,@
Tickets OF admission the Course lady and gentleman,
S.; single ticket the Course, 81 single admission 50
cents To be had lie desk OF The Library and The prn
cpa bookstores. GEO, PECKHAAI, Cor. Secretary.
o25 eodtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

~ Mechanics Institute, 10j Bowcry.-Ciass-
&c tor l650-i&5l.rhe classes in FRENCH SPANISH,
and in PERSPECTIVE DRAWING. viii commence
operations The first week in November Terms > IN EACH
for q lessons Debating Glass meets upon The st and Sd
Saturday evenings OF each month. A class in CHEMlS
TRY is being organized class in Mechanical Drawing
will follow that in Perspective.
Persons wishing to unite in any Of the above classes will
please leave their address with hos c. Dodd Acusry
the Institute Rooms, with NJ. C. Tracy y Chanbers-s
o.4 lwE SAML. KOHLER. Chairman OF Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
GELPHO'S ANGLESEY LEG-NIade

JsoIely by WM. sELPHO "A Spring-sI. n. Y.-The
subscriber continues manufacture the above unernng
and beautiful substitute for lost limb, which ne mas
been successful this country for the past ten years;
und from his long experience in Europe and This country
over twenty-five years All who have the misfortune
,olose limb may rely npon obtaining the best substitute
the world affords.
ALSO, SELPHOS ARTIFICIAL HAND.
An entirely und useful substitute for lost hand
ranged that The can open and hu! The fingers grasp,
&c Further application application or ey etter post
paid, attended to- Oh az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
nARNIIM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

D-P. It. BARNUM Manager and Proprietor, } Gre cen
wood Jr Assistant Manager THIS AErERNOON, OCT
81 the wonderful and renowned EGYPTIAN JUGGLER
aiiiGAS besides which hat yeTy aughahle piece emitted
TpE SPECTER BRIDEGROOM. This evening THE
HTNCHBACK wIIh Mr. Hen6ins, AIT. Hadawag, Nj
Clarke 3lizs Chapman, Alrs Meyers. The Gpsey e9aeeu
the Fortune Teer. s also here Afternoon per al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
DOYAL PAPIER MACHE and IA
nOTD ES.-The subscribers offer

HtOTD SCALES.-The subscribers offer
w for sale The and most approved RaLiefdn %
~ ~ tbe United STATES MINT STANDARD OF
every size ana weight These SCALES are SO made atS
they take but very little compass when PaGhea ana u
Fnsish, German Of American article As we have all maj
are made Tbs pattern parties having orders igr
IN Elsewhere Also for sale variety oil rRtACh r AN
CY GOODS Accordeuns, - ,foppt
T. FABREGUETTES, Fills MORhA
,o ,r,;.11j TO56 2ffseI - William-st. up stairs.
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8A.KER scRlBNERs LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
gOHNSON7S PRACTICAL AGRI-

y CULTURE.
49,, ps'.r.!'aI +, ,5I,,tg,. Excelsior
- a &C., ~, a1,,1gs - ~ rCou. Afyenlssr.
ec,gres were eeey.d great oy may atete.
n ,4ss.e417.r, ~ zrtt.ture" lSaeiu Regi'tsr.
We hesitation that % ysl1abe sdoliGa !"
the FaTmer's Literature theoP's isy ~ p -.
pl hn.oH IS regarded England and The go'ei stats IS
without pefio in the he d b PfoisssoS-
scarcely concee more interesting Or va i49
hould be IN the hands erey Fl d7,,s. u ososf''
1T p,,scn,. in the results Of reoeat cf
AID til much st he rationale 81 many 81 s Tebsre
ore can eruse atho, beng 's'' Of tds G.l.s
tie Farmer 4" - h sb5gH and 4
place every Fan=rs ooose4- sHi o. iRsra New Yohsf
rice ies 7 IS cents cloth mail edition 9 esn b Faton.
c NJ. $500 1 ~ re BY booksellers generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

Rev MIR AsTiE viii deliver The rst OF his series of Twelve
lectures IN the French Language, the principal authors
Chapel Broadway, 7! O'Clock P NJ Tickets and circu.
lars be had hl G. P Putnanis 1856 Broadway; Roe
Lockwood x Sons Ill Broadway; + Dupuy's Pharlna-
609 Broadway Price OF ticket for one lecture So
cents for the Twelve lectures, 81. ol9 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
N0NCFRT. Miss JEANNE REY-
n Z W-YORK ATHEN EUM, COB

n b Wy Q r K ATHEN EUM, DOB
IN BROADWAY.-Terns OF Su6scHpnon So per An
This Institution Is open and IN u!l operation
II cornuTises an elegant Suite OF Rooms, for Reading
chess. Smoking and Conversation. The Reading Room
,ns Mi the journals OF Europe and the United States,
49, = ,iti mn in the first stvle Of elegance and luxury. In
tie Chess Room nightly assemble The best players Ia tine
c;tvthe Smoking Room forming Social Exchange FyeeTe
~ hest SrieT is to be found The Public respectfully
~! !Ie ~ -, = insrsct the Rooms o25 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
POLITICAL NOTICES.

rR~FiftIs A sge:ubly District-ScY w arG.- d
Al meeting Of the Committee chosen By the W MS OF me
Sc h Y ard 10 nominate candidate ioT AS 10 ~
support d at the coming election, THOMAS ihCol1o",
Esq ILc present incumbent va tllalIlgIIss! $500
AMER CHICHESTER Chairman
p : 1oyre so.-,.,ar,- o2J IT.
~ At a Meeting of the Democratic Whi&
Electors of the Ninth Ward, held Welht ,l
evening October I'd inst il vas unaaHloisy i.esolse.1
That COMMITTEE be appointed 70 present Canaldales oI
Assembly aud Charter Officers for the consideration ana
support Of the Electors of the Ninth Ward al the ensuing
election.
In pursuance Of the above the Committee present the
following tickets FOR The consideration ct all good czens
the e4ecioa 10 be he'd the 5lh OF November next
For .4ssembly-Henry j Raymond.
For -4ssist1nt- 14Ldeymda- Charles Crane.
For -fssessors-C Charles Peterson, Oliver T. WdHiel
For Coas,1bles-BepiaInn Wisner, VIM. klgler,
Far School Commis4i5ner-Ben f. Curtis,
Far Trustee Of Sch0ol-Geo. P Nelson
For Inspector SchoOis-ChaTles Buxton.
Inspectors for Elections.
Isl Disbiet-Humer Tiltoi, Joseph + Lippet
Cd District Chas. Wright. jackson Lawrence.
I'd D5StyIct-Iiram Berdett. VIM Z. Smith
IN District--B. +. Lee, John Keyser.
5th DstIict-O Oliver Jones - LLOYD.
6th Thomas II. Brown, VIM T. Nooie
It'll District-Isaac Bowers, VIM. DulnIng
3.h Disfrict-David Fl. Dick, james S Anderson r
LEWIS COLWELL, NELSON D. TIM Elk
hBM. VAN ORDEN, ENOCH dOtGAn,
SAMUEL FROST. OLIVER T. W ARDELl'
JACKSON LAYYRENCE,B T. CURTIS,
w E. SMITH, Committee
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"a The WorlingHlan's Entcrprisc.;-ddol M \. .

AND SELF-EMPLOYG lENT.-I Industrious aud reflective
persons are attend the fourteenth Regular Meet
ing OF the Industrial Home Association ILLS (trdayj
EVENING, by u O'clock ut 27 Grand-s and II desrous
of securing Land for Home at The lowest possible price,
in HEALTHY beautiful and convenient location, and win
certainty great and speedy rise i'll value DIZZY can do
BThs Aesocinton holds the first CHOICE of Lands,
n the greucs number OF members and is filling mp iaser
than all The rest put together j. STEVENS, Presa'nt.
II. D. MURRAY, Secretary. 90 It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
NTEW-YORK LAUNDRY, Is Spruce


l y street. near NassauTo New Shirt Dealers sas.e
Gentlemen Families, &c-Ths is one OF me nosl er l
and extensive establishments OF the kDdiu s or any oe!
country Ii has been erected expense Of about tour
thousand dollars and combines the following @ ief,
ls-Persons leaving the city in haste can nave t!ea
clothes washed and ironed in superior mannerin from two
10 three hours lime ,,-+rror, t,,
pure olive oil soap and filtered CToon waie nece colgs
destroyed by patent soaps, or olhef ld4iouss " IA
tensvey advertised IL the newspapers L;.
5dGentemezs shirts done up equal to new sHi l
coored vests and panaoons elegantly oned and polished
4-Coihes lost or missed (which seldom or never nap
pens} viii be promptly paid for ,,,o -.b
5-Cothes washed at this establishment VII wear nIca
longer simply because they not only handled Win geas
but injurious drug generally used III Wasl-us' -
permitted TO near them. - -,
6-Lades dresses and all fine articles, are done up ~
al experienced French Laundress ~
Clothes and delivered free OF extra charge LEX
spots and stains efecualy removed. t,
All orders leii the Office Is SpHlce-s or sent through
the Penny Post viii receive prompt attention. 100.
MADAME RAYMOND, superintendent nj.
P.S-Experenced hands employed 10 iron IN ne"
hirts. aus olLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
: " INN oil lhe Amcricnn InsIiin1e.-Nu ailsn.

,'. ~ reir of the American lustitute.-Our aiten-
\, T !ssled tue other day, visiting Castle Garden
vl;,s sENS MACHINE OF entirely construction
eh,, wy ninh Is destped 10 take the place of AL ma
I'd NV ~ ukS. NlAAes up bat small amount froom
IN, !, 49, W. sample It's CouStTlcuon-sO much
srib 80 ~, 1ou ny any common carpenter and BACK
can tSgshse so hight that the poorest farmer
I'M, 49, ~ 1le cylinder being formed OF wrought
m b,et ~ ".oss NE axle il woald seem impossible
Sur6 ,.h - ~ ~ ~ operalou On tlial has been
Sesn rou the straw ts much wlea ~ ~ -, si5
o@ lis power CT action is nnsa a. a. = . No. 800
Before the pQbiic. 1-SShine that has ever been
II differs nom ordinary ihreshers =, -.
~ $500 10 a'i hinas OF grams and seeds f 10.
- ei"Iies II ocAg equally seryiceaI1s - ' 90 cs ~
separating rec or grass seed iron, ~ sieis com,
~ gsh OF intermediate sizes EpH> St,A Us wen Us
seIoF has been celebrated os thiry, W ARREN, The
e ana inventor OF threshers. and Il & Is iiaiiuiac-
- 'G3l ae p4edses himself, THAI with b. ny necessary TO
- -.s ASW hacLlile VIII lhresh ion S alount OF
BE pubic ~ ''aNie' Oh that is now had,r,.
We understand that he has disposed oe.
No. 1l@ei0re before tie invention was maj one fisats 10
-. ae Is now prepared 70 sell theln 10 e pAoc, aud
~ 'aeS, on terms thai CANNOT fail TO yieIS ~ counties
Ise wishng 10 manufacture the nacSn e5se profit
a. 70 Others Those wishing further sea The
y addressing letters post paid to os9 Se1 oh.
s<ys. -- 80 90. Nv y : IA OBS IL
al n Ut. Lutcner7s Ear Infirmary, p Ws------
Restsos, oIoad~ay open from till ? for the eyc1
ssy 80 "a car diseases deafness Gschsrges f 20
epe S unpleasant noises in the head cured In ,
a ohsou t flSk or pain, Consultation fee 81 hv i.
'"ss' unpaid letters refused SIC mDSWss VIZ
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CIRCULAI,INNoGd. Ii ~

HBAK III y. - ,nv54Y-The subscrbers beg
method Of Access 10 5as as lie Lighter Lteranfe OF the
day. -. r,gfsh and American PerloulcaL9 a y ~ re-
Tie following o3 he use Of lie Subscribers % The t z9E
fey 2s %si a9a5 s89 fs9s E?
burgb, No'h bsD Edinurgh, Cobus New Monthly.
Ese s SHAPES London TIT Ed Esae5c c saans
Ea@sss55 "a 5o ao5s SassssI4szs' 1'
G5a1ms S. ysar 60 for slx months or g quarter
~ dSil stise9d C. 8. FRANCIS co. ~ broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

DOOK- BINDERS LEATHER.-The
AG subscriber has hand, and Is constantly receg'
English Col0red Sbiyers Colored Calf SKINS rehch it
ley Morocco Russia Red Leaiher, Sailed Splits and Ul
Skins Book Cloth Marble Paper. and every arnc!e re-
OF Geo Dudieys superior BARK SkiyeEs, ban 9Aep aa
Law Calf Skins AL OF which offered al ne A2"es'
marker prices by log lmt lJAIES COOK, @974 feali7-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

E8- Wigs and Toupees.-BATCHELOR cele-
DRAFTED WIG FACTORY is Walst where tt all times
be found thelargest the city Strangers
aud citizens should call and Judge themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere BACHELORS uewly-inycnted
WIGS obtained silver medal al the Far ofthe American
Institute Copy the address. myl5 MW&Fu
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maE New-YOKA TRIBUNE

ron EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
sbed on The departure OF each Mail Steamer for v'
Eel Price 81 cents per copy, or 81 per year, postage
sdsded --,,x Nuxr veDxx rptutgNR
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t9. Notice.-Passengers per steamship ARCTIC, for
LIVERPOOL viii please be board, al the foot OF Canos
tomorrow SATURDAY, Oct. 26 al II O'Clock AN. aud
send all luggage wanted on the passage on board tins
tt,i. berb OPS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
TpRADBURY'S SONG AND GLEE

E-I
1bCLASS-Mr. WILLIAM B. BRADBURY would re-
spectiv inform his friends and all VINO wish to learn to
sing that prepared organize his Vocal Classes
for The fall aud winter.
Such singers-ladies and geutlemen-as would like to
ion class tor the study ofSTYLE MUSICAL INToNAroS,
ExPREss1oN with the practice OF songs,
gees and chorusses will please meet al the rooms Of the
~NevYork Conservatory of Music" AL Broadway, on
Friday evening the 25tf at quarter before O'clock This
Glass will be conducted in similar to the large
Chornl Glasses and Song Unions Of Europe.
An Elementary Glass viii be announced IN few days,
for Wednesday evening. WIN. B. BRADBURY,
oz33t Residence 46 EastEghteenthst
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TNEILOWS, ETHIOPIAN OPERA

V1VELLOWS' ETHIOPIAN UFEhA
TROUPE. AT THE OLYMPIC, between Howard
md Grind sts on MONDAY, Oct li-Open every night
Until the completion of lleir New HaiI-CoMprisiDg
Company of 49, ,,,rop,,rpe
Under direction of j. B. FELLOWS Concert TO con-
sjsl OF Songs Duets Gees Quartetes, Chorusses Ne
strains & &c Burlesques Italian Opera, Dutch Dri
IatT1rncntn Solos and Ethiopian Dances The whole by
lie best performers in the world. Admission % cents
Doors open at o'clock. Afternoon Connection
"Wednesday and Saturday ats ?. NJ o4u
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~ lARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, IA
W. 5ni .gsrq Saturday Morning at the low prce Of "
sspnn 10 sdyance Eight copies for sic or twenty
q 70 oe address for $40 and the paper IN no case CON
;oiggs y bryond the time for which il is paid
na for his sheet will be charged 20 cents per
q ,uaarf
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:, ,abHshed Oh The departure OF each Mai Steamer of
Ss5yrea Price, s! cerLs per copy. ,,.,
VIE GREELEY & McELkATH, Pu6hsnefa
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A Good Cook wanted, who understands
"a bsr business She must be Protestant and bring
recon,mendaion from her last employer Apply at l52
Pear.st between the hours of and Il O'clock o-oo
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10 Mosaic Temple of Honor No. 1.-The
members of this Temple hereby notified 10 attend The
regular meeting This FRIDAYl evening" at 81 Bowery at
CIV member will be brought before the Temple Members
ofoher Temples are invited TO attend BY order
o25 1,s W H. DIKEMAN, w. r.