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n tkc n.;fkc. i Iisrpc.s Ftny. o. M6sauy hitht,
August Oh, b Rct. John n. cocasbs. bifs NEWTON
s. Mills, 70 Miss MARY JANE sILLMAN. bath II
Wares county, Va
o. nc I'D nit. a. Rose Hill. by he Rev Robert
D6ntIafa. Mr.. JACOB v. CARNEY. IL Sharpsbulr
Nd d Mis- ANN +. MILLER. Of shepherdssouIn,
Va
On he I2fs, 81 the Rev. Nixea, Mr. N b. HAR-
DING. Merchant, fonnery q Bnontown, Pa, 10 MIS-
SARAH A. daughter q Jphp G. Fornan; Esd, ali of
Pnesipn county. Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-12

Y.DS-E s,art If aides Dress Goods which /
"A iii ssi II 81 cost. JOHN 1. HQQEE
August 5.
yT0VFS Cinnamon. Long Pepper WSas
Vi Ginger. Mace. Nulmegs. Tuneric, Allspless
80 Z -'e = LOCK cRAMER 8 LIVE.
nURE CIDER VINEGAR for sale b
LOCK CRAMER LINE
FlpER VINEGAR foF sale 81
KEIEs. = KEAR sLEY,
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For Hire

r HAVE for hire, aud shall keep for that purpos
il during the summeT, several ine a
RIDING HORSES as also neat fvgFZz
RccsawAr and perfectly safe Work :,
Hsgsess e.A2zlk.
Tsrpss, Cash and No grEmbling.
3GiT 81 iSl2-3Fn. y T. GORMAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-12

Horses lOE SAFE
TIME Undersigned having purchased Mules ne
Il cessars for their farming purposes, offer at
private sal&, 7crS fine WORK HORSES, and
will be seets az the farm near Berryviiie.
pENDLETON& RICHARDSON
Clarke county, Va, JulH22 1852.
T-NSH-Trimmed Shad for sale By
z Ansss EBY & SON
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Special Notices.

BEoADwAY House, Nov Is 1852.
| nyIn Joint Session the two Wing Gem
,ral Committees
R,solred That the Committees accept the invitation
the Common Council, 20 JON with them in the cele
i-.,ion Of the funeral soemnities Of Hon. DANIEL
WEBSTER, late Secretary Of State: aud that when
IA Committee adjourn, they adjourn 10 meet at III
CLOCK, on TUESDAY MORNING, at the Broadway
House for the purpose Of proceeding TO their place in
~ procession. On motion, adjourned.
GEORGE J.. CORNELL, Chairman
Wing General Committee.
ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman
Young Mems Wing General Committee.
JlmEs kennedy, (c.,.. .u,
sAM'L WM. JOHNSON. "''' PiO '0
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OrrICNON,s GYMNASIUM Nos. $50 and
New Publications.
ann nun osopHY OF HUMAN LIFE:

yI,UE PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN LIFE;
with especial design TO Develop the True 'aea OF Us
ease its Nature Immediate Occasion ana VI ne' :.
Bv j. Jennings, NJ. II. Price 10 cents OF sa' y
FoWLfRS & WELLS, No Isl Nassau-''~ y l,
M I.rrirg. "a WIDELY known as the advocate oil tile
"orhopathc" plan OF treating Diseases plN i
sils amy consist in placing he pstient under -
and there eay NJ him 10 the RS 0edoiiTf ndtL,1
the dawn OF creation down the wear OF our LORD
Hundred and fifty-two tins method OF nediceins @
rnit,es OF H.. vital machinery has been erine MY s
ctsu /" and the pcroual experience OF the anlo q &
work before demonstrates the reasons o. US $500 :.
efficacy oveTtle drueshop appliances, so "iorlS an
tally popular. IN ANN
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10 Binding Wantcd-Suitable for a Paper Ware
house, on Fulion-st., between Broadway and Colis.
Landlords wishing for good tenant, will address r. K
Tribune Office.
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In Press, ,-
IRON the ADVANCE LONDON COPY
i TIE SOLDIERS WIFE. ,,,,,,,,,,,

DtNIFL WEBSTER The subscribers
ors pr,rarins for pubic atomic he finished IN lew
5t,o,, me De guesrrotypc by Mesde BEOshers-heinS
~ les, tskn cf him and pronounced the best BY hs Ism
~, most corr CT and perfect likeness oil ihE
GptGT DEFENDER ever issued. .-..
r. i. easryed on Stoeby 4. H. RtehieTin exquisite
Tbss ,r,,I while bold in execution wal be confined
sN'e' 49, ,r;sh of the head and by careful attention
TO u i'a ise entire .pt and expression OF the original
will be preserved ,,., s,,.A GEN-WORTHY
rn ~ rRFSsTRED as Q work Of 81 and Fee''a OF
man the los Of HON nstion mouins :. ,or-b IN.
Whsn connected il will be duly announced -. -
S;,r, ot The P1, So and for sale ct the vaTo, po &
r1 u,v s,oyss r.. A BACHIA Co, PueNsneM'
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The Prose Works Of Thomas Moore. Emo.
r OUDON's VALUABLE ENCYCLOPE-

7 OIUON5 VALUABLE ENC1CLUPE-
II DihS at REDUCED PRlCES-ENCIC LOPEDlA
OF GARDENING, comprising the theory and pricuce oi
Horticulture Horticulture Arhonculture ard Landscape
Gardeuinf including all the latest improvements, with
many hundred engrayiugs wood. By J. c. Loud)n
editor, corrected and improved. One ycy thick 3yo
volume. -.
AGRICULTURE. including all the latest inprovem snts.
BY J. C. Ioudon. Illustrated with upward Of LOO en-
grfvirgs 8.
TREES AND SHRUBS, being the Arboretum ct Fru-
tcotum Br.tauIicum. Abridged. Adapted TO the Of
Nurseryen, Gardeners and Forcsters By j. c. Loud
One volume thick octave illustrated with engravings Of
necIlv all the species 50.
COTTAGE. FARM AND VILLA ARCHITECTURE
AND FURNITURE, containing numerous designs for
Dwellings from the VILLA the Cottage and the Farm By
j. c LOudon new edition. illustrated with more than
20C0 engTavings One very thick volume, 8yo. $40 75
Also, just received and FOX sale, variety Of Mechanical
and Architectural Works JOHN WILEY,
No l57 Broadway.
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q. Crnss Valley Gold NIinins Company

" Grass Valley Geld Mining company
WINCHESTER, President. Capital s16o.cco Shares
exc hslfshares si0o.
The neh Quartz claims owned by the Company exceed
70 number covering surface OF 100 acres in the richest
ADD uOs desirable Part of Grass Valley The Machinery
which the approved and powerful OF any yet manu-
hinrsd calculated puverEe hundred uns per day
The principal part OF the machinery ON the ground and
the remainder daily expected The whole of the property
paid for, and the Company free from debt Tins Is spec
ulaiiye affair few Shares of the Stock for sale par
Pamphlets, containing the Charter, bylaws Map, SC,
may be obtained at the Office il by mail, nclose two
rcectn stamps Address postage paid, with remittance
or stock Tin drafts NewNors or current fuudsl to
RICHARDS, Secretary, No. IN FUlton-st, n. Y,
Where specimens Of the sodbearns Quartz may be seen
rom 10 10 O'Clock.
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6ousss tUante6.

DOOMS WANTED, (unfurnlshed,) conye-
nj Mt for small respectable family or only three
persons Two and Kitchen second h0or IN sns
eentee family and neghbohood about hive minutes walk
at this office stating location and rent Rent must De mod
crate.
VNAN1ED--A mOderate-siZed Room on
w Broadway between Pearl end Or q Jonessts or on
Inc Bowery between Walker and Beecker s for an Exi-
bitten, with window for transpaency 'n not % ex-
coed $500 per annnm. Posse sson required immediately
Address J. L. No. IL Nayeriy place.
VNANTED--'TOr rent by family NJ four per-
sons without children. for one ormore years the low
81 part OF genfee House IN 2dav IN one Of the streets
m he yicrity OF said avenue below tn or above ith
a. Please address NJ Tribune Office, setting terms and To-
cation.
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r S. REDFIELD. Nos. 10 and 1l2 Mas

" sAu-st- has Gently published the following;
|. Discoveries m the Mississippi. Valley, Sc -.
&c, by Marquette aud others. 'yc. Maps sc. = ~
ii. The Forest author Of Lady ALc..l..... y
III. Ancient Egypt John Kennekl vols. =. D
~. ComrGrst ve Phys ogno ny. g. w Resiledl 20
V. Phoso herT and Actresses (Hous-sye l2vJlA : D
VI. he Master Builder (Dy X LeeD......... "
vi Hfg1r (Aho, Carey l...................... "
Viii Tie Men Of the Time. .................. -
*. Trench IL. Study OF Words ............. ID
y. knights Of England. &c. (Ierbert )........ ] =
~. Cavaliers Of England (H rDert) ......... l y
XII. Poems OF ritz Greene Hs leck ............ %
Mi. lisa A Pigrimase. (Car1lne Chesebro)... on
NV. CloveIIook. (Alce Carey. ............. %
Nv. Men and Women 4 the 18th Century. 2vols. -
XVI. Lectures ard Mscellaniss Henry Janes) ! q
WI. Dream Land by Day light (Chese 2ro 1.... ! y
XVIII Tales and Traditions Of Hungary (Pulszkyl =
NlN Episodes Of Insect Life Vol each.....' -
Xxx. ChsJ mans American Drawing Book. pts ga. ~
MI Characters IN the Gospels. lChapin l..... -
X1ll Lays Of tie Scottish Cavaliers iAytoun). O0
X&lII Lyra and other Poems. fAlce Carey l...... -
NAlE. The Book OF Ballads iBon Gauner.)... -
XIV The Ladies OF the Covenant. (AndersOnl... Z,
SSNI. Lillian and other Poems (Praedl ......... GU
ANNIf WORKS Of Edgar Allen Poe v0ls......... 0l
xviii Bronchi il and Kin died Dis asc w WHal) on
xxx. Wufhts SorceTy and c............... .
Xxx he Nikht Side OF Nature. p
XXI Griscom Vent alton. COlored Plates. 20
HXAII. Nepers Peunsrlar War. complete 20
%&XIII Rcichenbachs Dynanics Of Magnet p
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~ The Dry Dock Building Association will

rcd It's regular Monthly Meeting THIS EVENING, at u
oeock az No 50 HoustOn-st The members are ail re-
Sestedto be present New members will be received upon
hs most accommodating terms. VIM ENNIS, President
II. SMITH Secretary
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GRAND MOVING PICTURES, ILLUS
" TRATING the AMERICAN WAR of lND 1f:tr;S,
DFNCF-NOW EXHIBITING al the CHINESE
BUILDINGS No $50 Broadway, series OF tmry-two
nasnfce.t moving pictures commencing with me Landing
Of Columbus. and comprising We've OF All the pnc4 oa.
Ties of the Ame-icn Revolution. THIS seres mas o"en
painted by artist Of the talent and will be accompanied
by explanatory remarks and interesting anecdotes inter
sDelsed with popular American songs and nsrunental
music Doors open evening at O'Clock rei
Torrance TO commence o'clock and on "Wednesday ana
Saturday afternoons az o'clock. Admission % cents
children half price For particulars see small bills
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" Brooklyn lnstitutc.-Rt

~ Brooklyn lnstitutc.-Rev. III. n. HUDSON
vii commence his Lectures in the New England Course
THIS EVENING Subject: Shakspere's Henry the
Fourth. He viii lecture again on the I'D inst.
Hon. Horace Mann, Rev. II. Ward Beecher r. T. Whip
Pb Esq., Rev T. Starr King and Rev Henry Giles, are TO
Sreecd Mr. Hudson. few tickets may be had at Apple
lon L Co.'S and other Book Stores.
A L. STIMSON. Treasurer. No. ~ Wal.st
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NIERRJAM's MODEL OF the CITY of SAN

NIERRIAM's MODEL OF the CITY of SAN
wi FRANCISCO is now on exhibition at the Gallery OF
the National Academy of Design No $50 broadway \ T.
daily This Model constructed from exact measurements
and occupies space of about 500 squsre feet representing
on scale of 25 feet inch, the true grades, buildings
whnryes ha1boT, shipping, &c. Admission . cents
The following among numerous ceTthcates furnished
while the model was ON exhibition IN San francisco.
SAN Francisco, July 30, 1852.
SIR The ruhfuness in which you have represented che
CITY Of San Francisco in Miniature, meets with entire
aprroaon and from the interest everywhere mani
tested in our growing metropolis both in Europe and Amer
20 yonr Model fail prove attractive oi
forts and skill are worthy OF commentator
Very respectfully,
e. KNIGHT Agent p. NJ s. S. Co.
f. w. MACONDRAY Co, Merchants.
FBBFTS 4 Co. Merchants
FLINT. PEABODY Co. Merchants
TAAFFE, MCCAHILLS Co. Merchants
BOLTON BARRON Co. Bankers
DREXEL. SATHER Co, Bankers.
BURGOYNE 4 Co., Bankers.
ADAMS h Co. Express.
J. w. GREGORY, Express.
E. j MERRIAM Esq.
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" Peoples building asseciation.5T TesI,
Y monthly meeting viii be held on WEDNESDAY
HENlNG l7th nst at u O'Clock, in the Assembly Room
Ser Of 1o;hst and sth-av. full attendance OF the
- Will be brought before the meeting Members viii Ia
sfe the basnes BY calling at the Office and paying their
* Previously. Once win be open from " A. NJ 70
~ J.F WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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rYPopular Lcctures-TApERNACLE COURSE

Prof FELTON,, Of Harvard University, will deliver the
nu Lectnre-fnh ofthe senes-on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING Nov; II, at O'Clock Subject; " Modern Lite
Anticipated by the Atheman Stage" Tickets, p cents.
lobe obtained al the Bookstores aud Of the door.
~ The Sixth Lecture Will be by Rev. DR.. SEARS, OF
BOion
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~ Mercantile Library

~ Mercantile Library AssociatiOn.-The
Board Directors have the pleasure TO announce that MI
WM NJ. THACKERAY will commence the delivery of his
Of Six Lectures the English Humorous Writers
sQpeen Anne's Reign" on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov ~,
etoelock, at Rev. MIR Chapins Cate Rev. Mr.. Beows)
Ourch No. 5f8 Broadway, PTince-st. To be con.
tlutd on MONDAY and FRIDAY Of each week, Until
unclbded.
subscripons will be received until Thursday evening
MT al the Bookstores of Messrs. c. 5. FRANCIS CO..
nd EVANS 4 BRITAIN, and at the Library. Subscrib-
m land subscribers only viii be entitled to reserved seats
ia the course Price Of Tickets TO members -; to nom
EtmbeIs 50.
JAMES ID. SMITH, fCoo,o;ttea
JOHN T. HALSTED
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TTO DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS-FOR

Il SALE-An old estnhshed Drug Store Of thirty years
stand ng together with the practice OF swo Public lnstitu
tions The bove store situated IN OF the most thry
ing pats of NewIork city and young physician
ncing business Affords desirable opportunity -
tice also. Ths proprietor, physician. being obliged 70
leave the city, will dispose Of the above reasonably For
further partIcnIas address MEDlCUS. Tribune Ofi.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

~ National Academy of Design.-The Acade-
esns Associates Honorary Members aud students oil ne
Academy requested ttcnd the funeral OF our ae
seneer, THOMAS THOMPSON, at O'Clock , THE
lIeesay) AFTERNOON from No. Is Cliu;on-s;., Brook
"a BY cgdcr Of the Council .
TADDlSON RICHARDS, Cor. Scc'y, n ~
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ITO LECTURERs-The large and comm

ITO LET.-A number Of apartments 70 rent
"a wan families IN houses No. rs, ia, AL bj, kad
llth st. AZ low renss Croon water on every nocr Apy
10 d r MACFARLAN, No. 81 5dsv- rom y An 70 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

" fleetwood, near Mount ScrROu-Import-
tht Notice The Sequel 10 Industrial Home Assoc,a,
een No. l. will hold its Seventh regular Meeting THIS
Tuesday, EVENING at Ne. lS7 BoweIy al y o'clock
zee lands OF this Assoc alton are OF excellent qushiy and
beautifully located The public invited to attend the
meetings Of this Association
ROBT J. TIFFANY, President
DIR. l. COVERT Nice-Pres!dent.
JAS. I. BREwsrER Rec. Sec.
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~ A Cnrd.-MR MEAGHER having ascertained
A persons have been solicited to become to
- orthecmg collection OF his Speeches tie fnol's1e'
srcQuest bees % state that the cshN sshs iot SUI
SAers Is disoptnued and that those who have already
Ae work J. :. REDflELD.
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Chanres for Business Glen.

DRUG and BOTANIC STORE for SALE
~ Retail Store with good stock, in one Of the best
locafiors in Brooklyn. win be- sod on favorable terms
Arply % or address A. WARNER, corner Of Fulton and
TlnATy.sts. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

HNHE BRYAN UALLEh1 OF WINS I'M
Il ART containing a series of authentic Paintings by
the most celebrated artists, IN chronological oIdo nom
Guido de Sienne (AD. i22D down 20 Horace Nerns Is
now omen for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
9AM to 5 PM, and II to y PM Admission . cents
NTTIGNON's GYMNASIUM, Nos. l59 and
~ lsl Crosby st-Mr. c. + OTrlGNON begs leaves 10
remind the pubic that his Gymnasium Is open da from
sunrise until 10 F. NJ for general exercise Gentenens
C meets every evening O'Clock for class exercise and
;,st1rction: Bow Glasses Mondays wednesdays
and SATURDAYS at st in the afternoon.
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~ The Annual Meeting of the Seventeenth
Ward Temnerance AIIinnce for the Eleeilon of Ohi-

S will be held in the Lecture Room of the Stan-st. Bap
th Church on WEDNESDAY EVENING, nth inst, at y
O'clock Members and Citizens Of the ward favorable 20 the
o9eCs Of the Alliance, are requested TO attend.
SW. Cooley, Recording Secretary.
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Wants.

s Cook and Laundress IN smaII prINate
~ family by respectable Protestant Woman. Can be
seen for hrce days at No lis West l2hs between ON
and 6th-avs Has good reference.
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EOR SALE, and chance to make fortune,

which wi be shown application at the restaurant
under Odd Fellows Hail. and sold unit Of N health
only. TIE daily pts from 90 10 so per day IL
has ong lease low rent and eoatans txentyeight
private supper the first hoor and 3 lifted upn
rood STYLE Terms ssle made easy For particulars,
an Cent
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at known as the

Il INDUSTRY. Can be seen when not running at the
foot OF North Mooret, North River. said boat Ia com
rtte order end ready for II moments notice Boiler
nearly new having keen made last December and buit by
Pesse Murphy OF the best Of ron and now m nst rate
order Lines rigging and everything complete for towing
round the harbor For further information inquire OF
c. ADAMS 4 Co. No. 20 Fulton-st.
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THO RENT-TwO Stores on Broadway, be-
ay near2ahst Rent $40 Large al and Basemsnt ct
No LIZA Broadway, and Apartments small respectable
families To lease two Lots Jehst near sth-ay APP
plTto X G. PIERCE, No. 1, i0f Broadway
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p0ARD-No. % ST. Mark's-place, oth-st.--
ard tkeI Wives bgle Gentlemen Stages pas the door,
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=. ,nhSsbed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Price
|, ~ sopum Two copies for g. Ten for go. Adver-
us cents a lire for each insertion.
GREELEY 4 McELRATI, P1bhsheri
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DY A FREscHNAS AND HIS NFE-the Wo
Duan a. Cook and the man IS Water COCO cry le'r
epoe given Inquire at No. 81 vesey-st.
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EOR SALE-Now doing a GOOD business in
IOR SALE-The Commencement Stock anal
DARTNER WANTED in BUILDING

Il STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, &C. At Chi
HThe partnership of the subscribers viii soon
pre- and the partner wishes enlarge the business
with view meet the increasing demands Of the great
West therefore proposes TO connect with himself
PARTY having sufficient capital The present firm are
do ng an and profitable business manufacturing
Steam Engines Railroad Cars and variety of heavy Ma
chiuery Any information may be had by addressing the
subscribers GATES MCKNIGHT,
gle Wnrks Chicarn- III
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-. ,,,opsIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLAND
..hh.hed Oh the departure of each Mail Steamer f
o.,rrss Price 81 cents per copy.
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HW PRIN ut T. NMILIFlS-EDUtATI
i rs. BOARD-A hElly-edncated young Man, who ha
The Whole evening" after O'clock at his disposal wishes
get hsme in q respectable family, IN return for which b,
would give Lessons ia Plonographc Short Hand Eiocuop
Mathematics, Latin. Greek French, Italian OF Spanish
civ reference of the CHEST respectabity Address
D. New York Pos;-Ofice.
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Amusements.
MADAME SONTAG's NEW SERIES OF
yI CLASSICAL BRILLIANT. SACRED
and CHORAL CONCERTS

MADAME SONTAG's NEW SERIES OF
INI CLASSICAL, BRILLIANT SACRED
and CHORAL CONCERTS
The public respectfully informed that the Second and
Last Scenes OF Madame SONIAG NewY YORK Concerts vii
commence between the I'd and 18th November at
MBTROPOLIrAN HALL.
The most extensive preparations AID elesas have been
proceeding cuIIng the last weeks 70 these Con
cee that charac. Of grandeur and completeness for Ench
the IrlCnnial Musical Festivals OF England and Gernsny
justly famed and At confidently anticipated that
az has been the sat siaOn by Madame Sun
TAGS first Of Concerts the second, from the excel
ency Of the egagements made the selection OF the
rsiei pieces be produced, and the berty Of all the
geHntn will fon in the musical annals OF Amer
lea. TIE new series viii BE- divided into
CLASSICAL BRILLIANT, SACRED AND CHORAL
CONCERTS,
In which al the solos and secondary parts Will be
formed by the EMINENT ARTISTS
Of Madame SONTAG'S Company.
The Orchestral Choral and Chorus departments Will
CONSIST of SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Ard III be led by CARL ECKERT under whose direction
the principal &c rrnan Festivals have been conducted
To afford the CURED accommodation the orchestral por
Of the Hall viii be entirely remOdeed the plan OF
Exeter Hail. London, forming spacious arlphitheeer
cupying oDethTd OF Metropolitan Hall and greatly facl
tatiIg the acoustic effect of the music.
The pcts Of edmssion wall BE- those OF Madame Sontags
first sCres
Full particulars IN future advertisements
NIBLO's GABDEN-JoHS SEXTON, Man
IN ager-THIS EVENING, Nov. l6 will be played
PLEASANT DREAMS.
Porridee Howard Mrs Porrldge Mrs Mleder
Oliver SangUine. Browne sally Miss HarcJurt
UNE FETE A CONSTANTINOPLE.
Sultan. Mons Toledo Zea........ Nile. Henri
FOUR LOVERS.
Bih..,.........Mr Corby Babel Mile. Bulan
Tickets 81 cents Private Boxes, IS. Doors open al To
commence at7l.
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FRIDAY July b-0 r. u
BRrADsrurrs seemed in good request; the ope.
raticns consisting Of Of 1900 bills superne canadian
at 81; ordinary to straight State and mixed to fair
Western at - oeK - 1s fayorite Ohio and choice
state ut 81 l2h 81 Is; fancy Western at 81 1874 ~
81 q; with common to good Southern at 81 SIX . -
56h. About 10 bbis. rye -four fetched So 1s1, and
800 bbs Ohio and State meal. IS IS O6l per Dbl In
wheat the transactions comprise Is 600 bushels white
Southern at 81 or Fl 600 Canadian al 9Sc or 260e
red Ohio at private bargain 900 mixed Western at ESQ.,
and 2700 Upper Lake ut II indicating rising market
In rye 0CO bushels at Sec and in corn 600 bushels
unmerchaDsbe mixed Western and round yellow at SIC
sGkc 60c 81 40 and 81 Hca &c the former rates
CoIron The sales to day 500 bales, with
steady AMI rather firm market At our previous quota
tons
FREreHrs.--To Liverpool about LOO bbls. flour
engaged at Is 200 do. rosin at 10d small lots cotton
taken at ~ $50 shocks at Is Cd $50 boxes tobac
co at Isd. To London 400 bbls -four taken to fill
up at Is Cd vessel taken up TO load with deals,
at St Johns for London, at rs. I'd TO Glasgow 600
bhls -four were engaged at Is cd. There was but little
offering for Iiayre, ana rates we're nominal To Califor
MIA they varied from As 10 Soc.
PRsyIaors did nor vary much, the business having
reached 400 bbls prime and pork at SIC Sl4 aud
Ses S19t4; $50 packages shoul ders and hams at 81
a sAc. and ~ s92lc $50 bbs fair to prime lard At
10A lie with 100 bbl- prime and mess beef at $40
I'll AMI SIS SIS.
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Aer sction ~ nay DO psspee And your Petitioner &c.
R.T COMPTON.
On motion the petition was received ordered to BE- en-
tered s length on tho minutes and published
Of the public newspaps Aad mtttee. consisting OF
Messrs Wells, Brown an Wright appeiated to Investits
the matter. EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.