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DIRECTORS.
Frederick Sheldon, John j. Cisco,
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James Suydam, Edward $. Clarke,
James Marsh, Pc Van Schaick,
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DANCING hCADEMY-FIRsT COURSE.
MR.. r. II. Liable has the honor TO announce
lV1 10 the citizens of Washington and George
town. that his fret of dancing lessons for
the season will commence ON TUESDAY DctoDcr
18th, at his residence, on Pennsylvania avenue op-
posite Wiard's Hotel.
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DlBtrIUutlHB ARtIlt5,
WILLIAM T. HICKS 4 CO.,
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And for sale by R. S. PATTERSON and u. d. and
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Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters So so.
Certificates of packages Of 20 whole tickets Sl3O 90
Do do 26 half do 65 90
Do do 20 quarter do 32 80
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Nrw YOAK STATE CAsALs-AMousr OF Tolls.

The break in the canal, early In October, msteriay
reduced the receipts, but the tolls since have been
large and the aggregate is likely to exceed any previ
year except lsi7 1t is said that the 0gdensburgh
railroad s diverting great deal of freight from the
Erie caRal. The Osrego Journal says that sale Of
1ooo barrels OF nssr made in that city on Tuesday
Iast, TO 60 to Boston via 0gdensburgh To induce
shipments by that route, the company have very
wisey fixed the tariff OF rates low being from 0swego
TO oosdessburgh 1oc from ogdensburgh to Boston eoc.;
total TO Boston, 7oo By the canal the present rates
are, to Albany, 400. Western railroad freight, to
Ro,ton, 35c total 76c. making difference in favor
Of the former route of &C. per barrel There has been
much produce diverted to this route from cleveland
and ssudusky this season.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
the FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW IN BOSTON
Arrest Of One Of the Owusn Of Fugitive.
II E DOUs ExCITEMEHr.
&e., &C.. He.
BosrsS, October 27, 1850

BosreS, October n, lS6e.
About half past O'Clock yesterday Afternoon, H. J.
Knight, who is alleged TO be . slave catcher IRON
Georgia. was arrested by dspaty sheriff Russ ion Q
writ Tor slsndsr.
The writ alleges that Mr. knight charged william
Crafts citizen Of Massachusetts, with being dave,
to the damage of his business and dstriment Of his
character, In the sum OF $4,000 Mr.. Knishs was
taken to Mr.. Riggs Office where . great crowd sosn
assembled com posed OF whites and bscks-abuss was
hespsd upon Mr.. X, but no violence offered. NJ.
Knight after remaining la custody about half -
hour, obtained bail in 900, and was sot at H.
erty.
This is eaid to be movement Of . series BY the
opponents Of the Fugitive Slave law to render its exc
cuton obnoxious as possible.
The Committee of viglSuns have had several sss-
sions and have 1t Is said rasovsd to invite the
peced fugitive slave seekers to leave the city forth
with.
30 far no stter pt has been made to arrest fugi-
tive. The warrants lie des ia the asrshals once
The excitement is great Many say the law should
be enfor ced while others say It shall not. number
of fugitves fearing they cannot be protected have
to Canada
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

VIM. Duffy charged With setting Gre TO and burning
the meeting house North Dsuv-r has been tried Il
Salem Macs found guilty and sentenced to the State
prison for life.
Mayor Barker vas arrested on the a3d instant, sp
charge of false imprisonment and held TO ball In ths
sum Of two thousand dollars
The freight business the Nev Haven railroad hes
increased 80 much. that the company have ordered
I've hundred addition al freight cars.
The Snow Hin (Md) Shield says the health OF that
county continues remarkably good The phy sicians
have nothing to do, and ssy they have known u
70 Be 90 general y health
The nett slincome Of the literary fund Of North
Carolins for 1850 amounts to s02 sl4 asd has bee
distributed among the several counties cf the STATE
for the support OF common schools. The spy,ps d,s.
hibutions amount 70 $4,000 and the fall 10 asa siA
The Gecvgis Heiieor sets down the number of octtsu
mills In the States Of Georgia Tennessee south Oaro-
hne and Alabama at ~ IN which are invested bout
LOCO COO Some 10000 hands are EN- pioyed and
10000 spindles They - 900 bales sf cotton
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

The Coal TRADE or 1850 The quantity sent
this week by railroad Ia - 500 O2, being increase
Of 1 .22l tons over last week No obstruction has
occurred TO the trade dunng the week, except the
detention of a portion cf The ears intended for
Broad street, AT the Intersection of the road with
the State works. THIS uade has been suspended
foI tie present, until the causes of detention have
been removed. Should no detention occur, Il is
believed the supply next week will reach $1,000
tons, by railroad The average weekly susply
last YEARLY both canal aod railroad, 10 De.
cember 10, was about $500 tons. The supply of
coal from this region THE year, will be about the
same as last year, unless the weather should
remain unusually fdvortbe for transportation. So
far, we have been highly fivored IN this respect.
The demand for all kinds Of coal continues brisk,
particularly for white ash lsmp, aud prices have
advanced for choice kinds, l2k cpnts per ton. So
Ear the Philadelphia and ReadBg Railroad Com
pany have made no arrangements with the Schuyl-
kill Navigation Company ior an additional supply
of cars, nor do We believe any arrangement will
be made, as the shippiUg - rapidly drawing
to close. After that perlof, their own stock ef
care will be more than sufficient to accommodate
the city and line trade during the winter season.
The whole quanuty Of coal sent 10 market this
year, to Sept 1st, from the Wilkesbarre region by
the Pennsylvania Censl - ~, $50 tons, being
about To-, 900 tons ess thfn ltsi year. The canal
was not navigable during the month Of September,
and consequently the supply c-ud not be increas-
cd 10 October the time at which their year closes
P0ftsrtHt (Pd } Joprrai OF 26
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
storm, Flood, and Destructioa OF Property
Mt UtIcn.

UricA, Oct. 27, 1850.
1t has been raining here for t~e three days, aud
the streams in the shhorhooi have become greatly
swollen causing the first floors in the factories In
East Utica to be flooded Both the Globe and Steam
woolen mills flooded At the latter the water
filed the finishing room Damaging quantity OF cloth
and wool The loss Is estimated at $4,000 or $1,000
Mr. Hsllisters loss, The S.quot, 1t Is estimated
will amount to about So 0UO IL is feared dans3e has
been done to the csna and other public works
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

DrsTrrcrrvT FiRE AT Mu.wAuKn fire broke
out at about hslfTsst ten ocfuCk, IN the store Of
Mr. Csdy, No. 100 East Water street The fire
communicated 60 the buildings on either side, Nos
lOl and lO1. These were not entirely consumed,
and the goods were mostly saved. The buildings
were OF wood, and the cooiigrtiion sDread rapidly
The loss was as foows :-.Cady, goods, AI4OOO
with an insurance Of ss 5O0--on building, A5OO
North Western Insurance Co; on goods, 5000.
as fellows "a 600 in Lexington (Ky.) Insurance
Co; t2,WO IN Protection, Rome. N. Y; $4,000 in
the Utica IN. W Insurance CO.; and $4,000 in
Ohio Mutual. Rooney on goods, 600;
on building, s610, in Utics IN. W Insurance Co.
Goods nearly all saved Thomas Coffey, tailor
lose, principally by theft about 900; building in
sured for 900 in Ohio Mutual. Harris, apothe-
cery-loss by removal Of gonds, 900. No insu-
rance. The building OCCUPIED by Mr.. Cady was
owned by Mr.. Pinney, of Buffalo. Nothing has
been discovered as 10 the orign Of the fire. Build
ing occupied by MIR. Rooney insured for N4OO.
Stsck worth $500 mostly all damaged, except
some furniture in cellar, and insured for 600.
sehold furniture, wearing apparel, linen goods,
&c insured for t200; loss about $3.50. The family
had narrow escape in getting out.-Mitscankis
HtscOuttu. Oct 2l.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
PERsONAL.

lvt possesstr supefor educson aud more than crdi-
nsry frd snd sfsetorss nstursl temperament vculd be
hrpy e Many wor hy rir o. fair personal arpearanc
sund ht.th snd rssPsahle education from sHteen 70
nineteen years cf LADY Possessed of property
rrferrd d. For further acqusfs sddrss uerbert
the once q the New Ycrh asr.s suhscrber bsxs
ha fair resders. thss whatever may
temped sstrimersi sdverMse-ens m ether issss.e.s
his irteptors sincere asd hororrhic ssrs.sy
that lazy viii reply ssxn
his idea Rehsnss msy Re pssed on ssrsst
treatment u all e,mmuaiestiona HRRRRRT,
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

Gsons o. Balance On hand, August s1&, lsas,
$s7u. Total Slso 2cs, o. Expenditure, slsl,S4i %.
Bsisnss on hand August alst 1880 $7,Tl7 s2 OF the
dturss SSo,2os ob, were for running expenses
and repairs the balance, interest bonds payment
Of bends, and to the sinking fund.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
ths principal speculative stocks in this market, for
each day Of the ps week and at the close Of the week
previous 1t win be that prices have auetuated
considerably during the week -
cvorAsIors PRMopAL sroozs ~ TEE Nsv
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Destructive Fire at st. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Oct. %, 1850.
fire broke out last night ia iacklerodes reotiying
liquor store which, after burning three hours con-
sumed the entire building. together with coffee
house and grocery adjoining The loss is about Sao,-
Geo. and the property but partially insured ssv-
ersl persons were badly hurt BY falling walls