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FxcHsSey.-sranish dollars aud Pstacous 1914 Pa
triot doubloon, at 3ooh Spanish do, premium, each,
cur,.rey. per Dol sd do Mopteyidso. specie' mar
France per douboon. 81 81 Ifs per United states
DO discount Rio Jansiro, par the highest price
q Patriot doubloons during the week $685. the owest
2o5 the highest rate q exchange upon England during
the weekno transactions the lowest do; permits for
Esrosrs.-IIdes duty ~ esch.-Dry Mataaero mar.
row Without bulls sclbs ada Of 80 lbs 81 S. do
do do COW y lbs 81 oS do do do, camp, per cent
lbs, do 62 60; do North America 20 q lbs do, 60a
62 do Of all stakes 6s CO. do Of low weights say
IL lbs C2 49, do calhkins, say do lbs 05 66 Ok
hides salted, co e5 lbs. per 60 lbs so S. do,
do do az n; horse do dry each IL l3 do do salt
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washed mixed, per 90 lbs 40 Az nutria (sosrce) per
ID sac Wool duty free Ordinary, dirty, per 2j lbs,
~ %; DO washed do, SO 40; Nestzo, dirty do 30
3 do, wsfhed, do so co; fine dirty, do, IS q 4O do.
washed do 90 90; Corjova, beled, silver ~ q RI.
m8Fss hair .s fsty aP pr cent ,sSr sroS 81 ~ Do
garfae. 80 81 do clean. 20 as TaoF, melted duty
frec-Whh grease srrobs 25k 20; 10 pure de- 2es 81
80. Horns, ouy per cent-0x mil prime 600 a go;
interior do, go 500; DO, COW, 900 400 Ostrich
feather, duty per cent-Long black, 10, 6sTk do.
short white 10 49, do loo.e 3a3 Jerked beef duty
per cent qql, - a. Boncs, shin and marrow, per
cent nil, T0sso Mares grcsse, rls silver, OF
Slsalp. Goat skins. per dozen, rls silver, 2j ~.
Sales during the week-Ex Arab and Hostilina, from
Bordeaux, 250 casks red wine. $685. per pipe; Heu
rouse Pauline $50 do do. do, az $3.50
In dsposit-20o chests guupowder tea at 40 per ID
Exist Andrew. from New York Zoo bosrd) 800 barrels
hour az spanish dollars; 10000 shingles &C $50 per
NIL ooO0O feet pine ut az rails per foot 1900 feet
bard wood at rails ExAshiIlss from Genoa and Mar.
iles sea pipes rd vine S675 pipe; 225 boxes coynac
brandy t5o each; 30 boxes abyrth, S7o 20 do. kreh
no. 70 DO fefmouih, ff0 2o DO Fror rugnan wine, 1885,
lcO do cord'as $40; loo do nice oil $50; 70 do Dutch
cheese te6 per Dozen ny auction, ~ boxes sperm
csnces ~ ~ b lt0 pe,eoas Paraguay tobscco, SIS y
$50 20 barrels Hamburg at Sl2 per ro5a Para
quay yetbe, 40 terces at SOS sl15 per arroba 30
barrels Carolina rice ut SIS per arroba 80 chests gun
powder Tea Nc $40 ID. Ex Won Brock 500 barrels -four a
a cnarith All. - 80. - =.
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EKANkLfN hUsEUM, 10 CMATuAh SVUAkh, UNI
perform afternoon aud even
kntertainments the Afternoon nj three
ments varied and select and such be at
other place Of entertainment in New York. consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John Diamond ths
greatest dancer in the world will appear aso hons Gre
any stone the audience choose 70 offer him; hs will
aso challenge any to "k bullock with his clenchsd
ast for any amount Of money troupe OF Model Artists
who selected for their beautv snd figure and who
nats number Of beautiful tsbeaux company OF Arst
r who Through variety Of feas Of and der
exhibition Of Marble sasaary unequaed in tho worlds
toecther with variety Of interesting
afternoon and evening. Fer psrtcuars. bills Of
each day. Admssion-sests In Private Boxes 50 cents
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A sTOR PLACE OPERA HOUsE-THE LAST FIVE
k1 nghts Wizard. FareHal anta Pro-

nights Of the lizard: Farewell srransemsnts of Pro-
fessor Anderson the Great Wizard Of the
the 18th. Tuesday the Iith wsdney-
day. the 18th, at 3P M Grand Day Performance and in
In New York Friday the 18th October when
he will proceed to aud Monday
hsnk the cizsns New they
literally honored hs Sorees with during
weeks and trusts his exertons have met with their
quenoe Of the great he
90 have the box ONCE open for that purpose from A.
Non reeommended admission TO All parts fifty cents
fessor Andeson will be pleased send them the Astor
Place Opera House, for adj ustment before Wednesday
aexk
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vrRIPLER HALL-rEsrIvAL OF HUNGARIAN IL

Y>kiPLKR HALL-FEsTIvAL OF HUNGARIAN IL
one, ALI Rally round the Standard Of Freedom! A
peoples ofern to kossuth Professor Anderson, de-
WORTH and the fading
itsin contemplation to raise fund sangbly reward this
Martyr Of Liberty and knowing there thousands of
lovers Of freedom whose viii not permit them TO
tribute in large this excellent and
would feel sad to add their m lite 70 support It,
Professor Anderson therefore has determined to give the
entire receipts Of his Last Night in this City, the Kossh
Fund and TO enable him TO enhance the amount he has
taken that unsurpafses edihee Triper Hail. for Friday
evening next Ostober 18th, when the WIZARDS Msgis Labo
ratory will be opened he will several aud
astounding wonders in his mystic art Admission Fifty
Cent Professor feels proud state that to enable him
swell the Of the TO ths worker
Of eedom this of bertys cause those, who's.
Necessary aid In advertising. printing &C. &c. sc, would
otherwise form expenses have volunteered their aud
material gratis botel keepers and the cooperation Of all
lovers liberty solicited Viva Lera Tickets
5O Bro kdwsy.
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4 cal Hail. IA BroadWay, between Howard and Grand
stress celebrated and eoent
off, B. Fellows whose in this city
the have been received with the greatest
the elite fashion all Of the Union Fellow
Musical Hall Of the most and best ventilated
at O'clock An afternoon concert
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation Of families, commencing at o'clock p. n.
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RRAVELLEns, suHpp,

nuEv FORK AND PnILaDBLPuiA-NEw YORK
IN and Phiisde phia direct.Uni nited states Nail Line
through IN az hours via New Jersey Rsilsoss Fare re
New York NJ from foot Of Cortandt street. and st
A. M and p NJ, from foot ot Liberty street Leave
hiiadephis at and A. NJ and Z. NJ, from the foot Of
Walnut etreet. - ,
Fon P.rTrvopy WssHfrerON, on CHApLEsrov.-
Through tchen are said the shove Inca through
duetor With through baggage checks aocoHpans The train
esvinr All r. NJ PASSENGER And baggage In this train vii
be pored directly throueh frm derot 70 depot on zoe
gorte vfthout ertra charge.
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<NhNpEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINETRos new
u YORK 70 Phsdeiphia a-Lesye Pier Ne. North River,
bvstesmboat john POTTER. Moruins Line, AZ o.eloek
Afternoon Ling a. c'elocs Fsre Y either ipe e or
sI 81 's'F " 4. BLISS. Asenh
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FATAL Row AT PORTLAND A serious conaic
occurred, between the police of Portland, Me and
several desperate characters, on Wedn ssdsy even
ing, in which officer Houston was stabbed in the re-
gion Of The heart, aud officer kpight severely
wounded Levi Moulton. one of the party, has
been arrested The ARRAY occurred in an attempt
TO arrest q person named William ssmse.
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RowERY AMPHITHEATRE, NO. 81 BowERY-rHE
10Th. 1881 which occasion there will be the
throughout the United States For fursher particulars
k5s:s H.s' Nm; cxssisss.y H'
i" B. Osborn Albert L0ses.
AlSn 1i; Honssa ne,9 ' asissns, ans znaie~ s.shst
rHal'' Ss:s;: sssiiss ssi's. E;s'S ss:;: s:is
Colonel Alvah Mann. rranoi, a; Lesse.s.
John Lsior. David vsndefbseL.
:. Bsnj. " bradford. wn: Ans:sn:
John p P,ii.p iiipA'A'' Geo. i q. asrs%sn.
wn. N n.sdosE. sa S{e' iSaa isaaeP' + i.i wsiaron.
ociPSh q. sSii. hs'in''' sssiiss @ S'lsssS' ssrS%s.
VIVA H.ss.rty. p. Henry Burtness.
jsSn s%si nssss1ssu Ssss1s pr. Tas%s: sssss s,.ss,
VIM. a. Besvsn, David s s.n@is. Esq,
A.. 4.;rf ks... s%i'h' J. 5o. = b.il.y.. .ilsS.
csrics ss'Chacen, v.c. Henry Gee
SspTy a tS'sSS 9. Asssoa A'q John SS ssinssr. sss
Hiram wco9Tua, Nv. Duryis
George N 2sn,On. Z; D.rGss.
Barnev Williams =. Anderson,
Jonas Bartlett, y. Duryrie.
Elliott Bacon, ID 4. kistee,
John s. Giles, Y. Y. Farwel.
George W Williamson, Henry d. yonn.
John Q. Adams, John W. Lawrence,
henry Turner, G. hstee.
Charles a. Abel, X Hsviand.
John neope, ID. Fay.
Archibald Crane, ID. W. Brown.
W. Mason, l.. =. Williams
Thomas Biggs, VIM. Petten
George whiting, John Casey
Thomas Skuse. John Decker.
Vim sA'nn'n' CAPT JAMES 4 ;'Ff TuRsfs E!s cn,
UsSRY McKINsEY. Secretary.
WILLIAM y. BuRRows, Treasurer. 49,
Private Boxes s6. Boxes and Parqust 50 cents. Pit 25
cant
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Il was his ardent wish that the friendly bonds uniting
the two nations should become stu closer and st more
Msesty have now drawn to close allow me to present
to your Majesty the letter exonerating from the du
invoke fer your Majesty and your Msjs5ys family the
protection Of Him. whose throne Is in Heaven"
m tns rnsn 9o sSs = nu
merous marks Of sympathy nothing, am sure, can be
more grateful to than to hear the sincere oppression
Of regret your departure knowing We do, that
you undertook your mission with the most praseworthy
determinations and in carrying out them most
promote the natural interests existing between the
pire Of Brain and the United States"
On presenting his letter Of credence Mr. schenck pro-
nounced the following sddress:-
"sir--Having been appointed to represent the gov
ernment OF the United States at the Court OF Brazil as
extraordinary envoy and minister plenipotentary,
come TO reside In that character your Majesty
This mission Is rot only an honorable one, from the
but 1t Is moreover allow say, agreeable in the
treme to my persons, feelings, It's chief end will be,
The good feeling and harmony present reignins
preme between the two countries in all their relations
the government OF Cnited States and am partieu-
ary desired by the President Of the United States to
take advantage of every circumstance and every
sion that will tend to maintain foster and engender the
liberal and enlightened feeling presiding the inter-
course of the two nations hope, thsn that shall be
able to gain for myself the good graces Of
your Majesty, and at the same time prove
acceptable to the subjects Of your Majesty, BY
my constant efforts in complying with the above re-
COMMUNICATION Allow me then, With this persua sion,
to to Majesty the letter of credence which
received from the President of the United States and
to express at the time, my sincere and heartfelt
wishes for the ath happiness and prosperity Of your
imperial Majesty and family"
His Majesty replied to Mr. Schenck follows -
feel deeply indebted to my great and good friend,
the President Of the United States for this proof Of
friendship; and count. Mr.. Minister, on your ever
being the representative Of the perfect and sincere
mony that at mt presdes happily the rela
tions Of our two ceuntries''
On the 18th inst, Mr. L. de st. Georges resident
Minister Of the French republic, also received by
his Majesty the Emperor to whom he delivered letter
rom the President of that republic whereby his mission
at that court ended.
On the day Messrs de Lisle de Siry, and Count
de Oriola. received in public audience Both Of
theee gentlemen to reside at this the former
extraordinary envoy and minister p.enipotenary Of
the French republic and the latter resilient Of his
Majesty the King Of Prussia.
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AuUsE ME NTs.


R0xIRY THEATRE.Do9Rs OPEN 81, ATsX CUR cyRTAIN s.I,!
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Arnold Esnuerits., Mrs Hausonve: After which the
oir Ta SArT ni'i snssS s
Bin Norris Mr.. H. Seymour Col. Norton, Mr. S.sfsrd Nj.
.s .Ss Ss rzsf 4 oaSa a.s Mrs. TO
.RARNuMs AMERICAN MUsEgM.-P. T; BARNyx.
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CY: Aftsr which the lsughabls ballet TIE SOLDIER
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h new new prope, ties and new accessories The
the Happy Family with tho other novelties found
A sTOR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-THE LAST FIVE
nights Of the wizard Farewell srrsnsemsnts of Pro-
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PAnAsOLs, sUH-sHADEs, & UMBRELLAS.
II HAVE this day opened two cases Of Parasols
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J. w. MAURY & Co., Managers.
Glass No. Ss, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va,
on Saturday, April s, 1851.
7s Number Lottery-14 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes; ssc SO 70 ooc o $1,000 !, $1,000. 1oS
20 Of 1000. sc.
Whole Tickets 8l0-Haives 35-Quarters So So.
Class No. Al, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va,
on Saturday, April IL. 1851.
76 Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
f'1is sic.oSc. .0'; Ssooo 5000 $500. sioco. gSjas''
Is of $4,000, 800 of 8 LOCO,
&c., &C, &C.
Whole Tickets els Halves 81 5O-Quarters
50 76-Eighths 81 ST..
Glass No. A., to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on
Saturday, April 19, 1851.
rs Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes: $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000.
$4,000, $2,5O0. $2,ll0, 10 of $l,250,
&C. y Of $500. &C.
Whole Tickets go Halves $5--Quarters So SO.
Glass d, to bs drawn at Alexandria, Va, on sa-
turday, April IS, 1851.
7s Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes: $4,000, $4,000. $4,000. $4,000,
sas siSC9S @s9Ss 80 SSS0S q q ia sSfass 1880
whole Tickets only $2O-HaIvcs SlO-Quarters
$5-Eighths So so.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will
receive the most prompt attention, and an official
account Of each drawing sent Immediately after it
is over to all who order from US.
Address ]. b C. MAURY, Agents,
Mar 20 Alexandria, Va.
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1 DIRECTORS.
Frederick Sheldon, John j. Cisco,
Josiah Rich, Charles f. Bill,
James Suydam, Edward 8. Clarke,
James Marsh, p. G. Van Schaick,
Thomas G.. Doremus, Isaac N. Phelps,
Isaac A. Storm, Francis T. Luquecr,
James 3. Polhemus, b. r. Winthrop,
Luther Bradish, John J. Phelps,
Charles M. Connolly, VIM. L. Whittemore,
B. F. Wheelwright, Richard +. Carman,
Wilson G. Hunt, Gerard Stuvcsant,
d. H. Arnold, Clinton Gilbert,
John A. Luquccr, 8. b. Althause,
Wash'n r.. Vormilye, Jacob Harsen,
William Tucker, Elisha Riggs,
FREDERICK SHELDON, President.
JOHN A. STEWART, Actuary.
J. AApIE, jr., Secretary.
JOHN w. SCOTT, Nj. D., Medical Examiner,
residence 80 Ninth street. Al the Office of the com
pany daily, from l to 2, D. m.
@. p. CAMMANN, M. D. Consulting Physcian.
EDGAR 8. VAN WlNKLE, Counsel.
Prospcctuses with rates and every information
can be had on application 10 the undersigned. who
has been appointed agent of the company for this
District.
WILLIAM c. ZANTZINGER.
Southeast corner of E. and 10th streets,
opposite Masonic Hall
JNO. F. MAY, M. D., Medical Examiner,
Nov7 Louisiana Avenue, opposite City Hall.