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neeeasy stock susscrponsts oopsets The sosre lins
oonSidefahs sum has already sbesn subseribed The
entire line it's expected WIN be placed under contract
for and naaonsy easiy .sxt ysaz and complete
ed within the year following The mortgage gives full
power 70 he trustee to take possession of the road it's
petscnAi ohecs franchises. depot grounds sc and to
sell the same to the highest bidder TO raise money TO
pay either interest or principle in Of default The
country through which the road passes with its counect
ing nnk 70 CINCINNATI 10 not only unsurpassed but
rivsed by any other Of equal extent in the Union in
fertiy OF soil cspsbty of sustaining dense populs
tion and IN all the elements of wealth and prosperity
The report OF the Auditor Of the State Of Ohio for 1851
shows that about fourth Of the entire taxable proper
E Of that State was fosnd in the twelve counties through
which this line passes from Toledo to Cincinns The
southern portion of tho line passes through the most
populous and fertile portion OF the United Ststeshaf
century ago 1t was unbroken forest At Sidney this
line crosses the Benefontane and Indiana railway; at
Lima the Ohio and Indiana, which will prove valuable
tributary opening to 1t the immense trade Of the region
around Fort Wayne and that and north Of It, At
Toledo connects with the Michigan Southern and Lake
Shore road The line will soon be extended to De-
rot Dayton 1t connects with the road to Cincinna-
tsouth and to Indianapolis west and Columbus east
The road will probably pay its shareholders quite well
the Cincinnati and road whose stock now at
above par.
TIE following table shows the quantity of of the
principal articles Of produce left at tdewaer from the
commencement of navigation to 1ath Sept inclusive,
during the 1850 l44 days. 1851 l5S days. 1882 14s
dapa -
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Supreme Court-Circuit.


SEPTEMBER % Action on Contract for ddrer-
fisin p-S,mon Ta~ W,nke aud Jason X orion
rs' .iobu M Uticor, Elias Watson, and Iayor
Tho plaintiffs are publishers Of the lVetkty re
tie,c pubthed in this city, and allege that in May
1850 the defendants entered into an WIN
thtm 10 publish an advertisement Of medicines,
Sc !. for the SPACE Of one year, for which they
sgTccd to pay the Of 500, by quarterly install
ments in advance. A written order TO THIS ehect
was signed by one Of the defendants in the name OF
}. NJ. Wilcox & Co. The advertisement was ac-
cordrgly inserted every week. The defendants
raid one quarters instalment, and balance OF
$50 remains due which they refuse TO pay. The
defence Is that the plaintiffs, on the 9th October,
lc5O, maliciously altered certain words set forth In
the advertisement, such as the word " chest" by
placing 'un' before it, and adding another word
thereto, thus changing the meaning, and rendering
il cisgracefti, the consequence Of which was great
damage to the business of the defendants As soon
they discovered this they ordered the propretors
1 Of the Ueejsiy Rtvioo TO withdraw the advertise
ment forthwith. They therefore contend, that il
| the Plaintiffs continued to publish the advertise.
nept they did ~ without authority, and thai thsJ
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept 23-6 p. n.
This ha' beens very barren and tame day in CONNER
Asnrs 70 bbIs realized "a s2k for pots and S. sax
for pearls.
INSTRUMENTATION moved to the extent Of IL roo bbIs
ordinary to choice State at 81 Is 81 Asa; mixed t.
fancy Western at 81 3l4 81 so new Canadian at 81
The busintss In wheat reached 500 bushels Genesee
white ut 81 TO- $4,000 Ohio at 81 03 81 o. 900 Ohio
red at e $500 Canadian at 92 at 92c aud 500 upper
lake ESQ., in oats, several at 45c 48e and
in corn, SO 600 bushels upsound at CSC. 68sc and
Western mixed at 6S bc. Q 6qh.
CorTer The market continues depressed, the sale,
to day amounting TO 500 bales
COFFEE 800 bags Rio were purchased at 81 &c
per lib. rs1n
cod at So So and 500 bbb No. and mackerei ut 81
fHuIr 500 boxes bunch rasins have been obtained at
FRsronrs-There continued to be fair amount Offer
ing for Liverpool and about 200 bushels wheat were
engaged at 51s~a 5hd, the vessels to bag It, Flour
was at 15d. a led, and cotton at Sled To London
1900 bbs -four engaged at %. Wheat was at I'd
There was nothing of importance to other ports.
per h.
IRor.-scotch pig rare and held at $s7 per ton six
months.
Lntt-l 500 bbls common Rockiand changed haads at
Soc.
NAVAL sroREs Sales were made OF 900 bids common
osn ut vi IS; and 2G0 bbis spirits tupcnne at 45c
Per gallon. cash
Ons-Of linseed 900 Cations have found market at
-Sa79c
PRo,sIoss seemed less active the busness only
prsing 200 bb prime and pork at SIS IS sic SO
snd Sl8 SO; 700 bbis ordinary to prime lard at ii =
l2c and 200 bbs prime and mess beef at IS ST. aud
$i2a SIS
soAp-ss,es of $50 boxes effected at o. s1lc
FER ib ,N sa E
spslrs.-There have been $50 bbis Ohio and prison
whskey taken ct 24c per gallon
SUGARS This days business consisted OF 500 hhds
muscovsdo al as a SC. per H. Demand goof.
ToRacco - Some l25 bbds. Kentucky have been dis
posed OF to-day, at 81 a714c Market steady.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY.
By NORTH RIVER BoATs-46 3y0 bushels wheat liz. 600
do oats, $50 do corn Ia bbs ashes 05 10. vhiskcy
416S do flour, So bales wool and 4l8 boxes cheese
BY ERIE RALRoAD.-20l boxes cheese, 500 DO butter
and ]. $50 do flour.
BY New HAVEN RAILRoAD--l14 pkgs. butter $50 do
cheese, and AZ bales wool
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ:
Dear Sir There seems to be an almost insur-
mountsble difficulty Sn the proper carrying out OF
the recent steamboat law passed by Congress- l.
the travelling community are to benefit thereby, !
fear We shall find that there will be great necessity
for watchfulness over the acts Of inspectors and
can but feel that great Partially of individuals and
not merit and eligibility, has been displayed in the
appointment Of some totally unqualified, and also
Others TOO deeply concerned or interested In steam
navigation. The appointment Of inspectors was OF
the highest Importance, and the carrying out OF the
law should be alone vested in the hands OF disinte
rested and practical men, qualified in all respects,
and known by the public not to own or be interested
in any stock connected with steam navigation.
Would that you had been, as was, at the capital
during the passage of this BILL from the period OF its
introduction by the Senator of Massachusetts, up to
the time Of its passage. The commerce chamber
Was literally caucus hall for steamboat men. Men
who passed by the appellation Of good lobby MEM
bers, were to be seenwith itching palms held out
10 the manufacturers Of metallic boats promising to
vote for them to the exclusion Of all others IL they
did the right thing, otherwise the bill would be
KILLED. Ihope this may meet the eyes Of those for
whom il is intended and may they profit thereby,
md remember that IL does happen that stray
citizen peeps through the halls Of Congress- now and
again, being In possession Of little common sense
rs we'll rs lobby members, and that these same ind
siduals carry home startling facts that when duly
reflected upon, would make their constituents fee
that since the time OF the immortal Washington
verify there was falling Of among the great and
wise men Of our glorious Union:
There are great variety Of life saving article.
,ucb a. life boats, life spsrs, and life preservers o.
fred DO the inspectors propose TO test each an
every article or are they 10 be purchased only ,hi
ara lowest In price, without any respect to the
,nerits I fear such will be the result, ana Una
stesmho boats will continue, n prior TO the passage
fbe law. stage for unparalleled tragedy
remain, most respectfully, youis, j. m.b'
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lid ncs perform tho agreement mads bstwser tAecA
but continued ~ pablish the advVrtissuent "a ths
ibellous and det&mAt6fy ynAnner alluded 70. IA To
this the plaintiff reply that ths u Omsnt they
saw the aiterations, whioh must have been made by
some malicious persen Who had entered their Office.
they offered o reward of $200 for the discovery OF
the party, and wrote an editorial apoogycxplainDg
the circumstances, and sent . copy Of their paper
containing it to tho defendants, at the same time
directing their attention to it.. They, therefore,
continued to fulfil their contract for the remainder
OF the year, and now sack the balance due Yer
dict for PLAINTIFF, $l0O. - $500 ~ q .t7s
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MYwOVxMXNTt
This ward lies above Eighty sixth street, and *
tends from the North to the East rivers. 1t includes
The villages Of Yorkvie, Aanhattaaville, sad Har-
Gem The country around these villages il rocky
and billy. The improve ments are not numerous
this year. great number Of houses being built last
fall Most Of the street here are not laid out, hut
men are employed every day in cutting through
large embsnkments, preparatory TO grading them
The houses in this ward are frame ones-some be-
ing very handsome, indeed. The costly ones are
occupied country houses by some of the Wealth.
est mon in ths.city. The new houses now erecting
in this ward are generally small ones, not over
three stories high Subjoined is the list; =
G. Berrisn Is erecting handsome dwelling house
Eighty axh street between zen. tnr n ana toSaur r
feet deep, and three stories high The fropt orck'
trimmed with brown stone. 1t is nearly finished,
and will cest about $500.
On Fourth avenue, near Eighty-eighth street,
four frame houses have been recently built they
bwenty feet front, thirty feet deep, and three stories
high. They are occupied by workmen employed in
the neighborhood Cost about g., 600 each.
On the corner ofl2Sd street and Sixth avenue .
frame house, twenty feet front, thirty feet Deep and
cost about 500
l24th street, near Sixth avenue; they are twenty
two feet 'front.' thirtytwo feet deep, and two stories
high; They are nearly finished, and viii cost about
$4,000 each
Eli Hastbeen is building a frame store corner of
ll2th street, and Third avenue. 1t is twenty-five
feet front, forty feet deep, and three stories highs it
will be finished in the fall, and will cost about
$500
In Eighty seventh street, near Third avenue,
trame;dweiling house, twenty feet front, forty six
feet deep and three stories high has been recently
erected Cost about $4,000.
In l24th street, near Sixth avenue a frame dwell
ling house has been recently finished, twenty-five
feet front, thirtytwo feet deep, and three stories
high. II belongs to William Douglass, and cost
about 81, 500.
frame dwelling house situated in Eighty. seventh
street near Fourth avenue is in course Of Erection 1t
is twenty feet front, forty five feet Deep and three
stories high twill be finished in the fall, and will
cost about 81 600.
Table of the cost Of buildings erecting in the
Twelfth ward
c. Berrian, Eighty sixth street. near Third
avenue .:.................... So, 500
-Four houses in Fourth avenue, near Eighty
elgnth street.. .................. 5000
The house corner Of 123d street and Sixth
:, avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Mr. Douglass, l2ith street. near Sixth avenue 1000
Eli Hastbeen, corner of 112th street and Third
= avenue .,:.......:. ............. $500
Two houses In Eighty.seventh street, near
- IhIrd avenue ........ 1000
MI douglass, Observation-Disclosures. $500
Total. ............. .............. $40, 900
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ltsppears by this that there surplus in hand Of
four hundred thousand pounds notwithstanding the
increase in the sinking fund for the year Of seventy three
thousand pounds. In the revenue and expenditure
accounts for the year. appears that there surplus
Of f2o7, SIS The surplus the previous year ESQ
$50
The of Canada from customs collected at each
port at which duties exceeding f3000 received and
the value of mpoations into each port in each Of the
past two years annexed -
CoMMERcE CASApA-IMroRTs AND REVENUE FROM
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ANTHOLOGY.

vTNHE PROOFS OF TRUTH
Il Come ye who scof at Robacks magic lore
III such there become, and the proofs behold:
Letters by hundreds, sent from every shore,
And royal gifts for dcstnics forctsld.
Come and behold the signatures Of kings,
The names Of learned mon, OF statesmen wise,
And II their sanction conviction brings,
judge for yoursevesif sweden prophet lies,
He claims it's his the future to foreknow,
The past, with all its mysteries, TO explain;
The rhth Of wealth, love, honor, health, to show,
And to the mourning, peace TO bring again.
during MS residence in this country, DIR c. w R0RhCR
Inns east upvards Of ZDOD1 patyities and advice
iounded on astrology and geomancy, TO than 100
Pera9s lie may be consulted at all hours AT his
NO. d White street.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DhRTNER WANTED-WANTED, A PARTNER IN A
FIRST class confectionery, one OF the best
Iosions n the citya person with cash capital of from
s2ltt e s3VV 1t has reputation established, and Ia
gong good business Any Communication addressed to
W ~ at this ONCE stating place Of interview will be at
WANTED,--A PARTNER WITH 5000 CASH CAPT
~ tai ina well established manufacturing business In
h cry me business safe and permanent one, with
good connection, and is capable of being
and probably extended ~ the additional capital can IL
obtained The parties 1.-TWO mcn under thirty vsars
cl have been In business six ycars and have accumu
sted capital OF $4,000 This additional sum would ana
pie them TO increase their profits greatly The partn nae
be either active or silent preferred larger amount
could be employed but not with the pro 40
the Herald. " s'' .''Asv~'sW
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In 1851 the vessels entered inwards numbered 6ii
10 1850 1906 in 1919 3s; in 1913, 1850 There
entered outwards in lSi9, 3o2; in 1850, $751; in 1861
1904. The tonnage nwsrds, in 1901, was sos 2e5 and
outwsrds 637447 The following foreign ships entered
he St. Lawrence In 1s5l:-From Hanover, l. Mecklen.
burg q Sweden, .; Russia, s; Prussia I'll Norway AZ;
United states So Total, III.
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HATS AND CAPS,

HATS. CAPS, AND STRAW cooDs.-sTARR, SON &
H Co., (1Ats Nsltby and Starr) Ii7 Water street
wholesale Of and dealers n Hats Caps
suitable for Southern Western city and country trade
The attention. Of cash aad tms buyers respectfully so
cited.
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BURIAL or rnx MuRDEaED Oyxs -Tayior and
WIFE Who vsre 90 inhunanly murdered on saturday
,orring Al Nstrk were buried the 2ist inst ser.
vices were held In ths village church and were Attended
~ q large concouTse Of people
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Inc. a,726 Inc. 235o,ss7 Inc. l, 1874 1853 Dec. /

Inc. 643,726 Inc 235osS7 Inc 1874 163 Dec 17s 27s
BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity of the lat
ter left at tide water this year. compared with the
ponding period Of last year shows increase Of 377
bbls. Of -four.
From the public accounts recently submitted to the
Legislature Of Canada, it appears that the finances Of
that country during the year ending January 81 1885,
were annexed
FINANCES OF CANADA-REyESuE AND ExPEsDiTuREs.
Balance to credit Of consolidated fund.
Jan 81 1851 MISREPRESENTATION. f199 SS2 IS
Received one years revenue ........... 8421S4 2
FL Oh 066 Is 6
Aud expended. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 634666 o s
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MATRIyIONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL GENTLEMAN LITERALLY Ed
~ heated with an income sufficient in his honorable,
genteei profession nearly thirty years OF deous Of
connecting himself in marriage with amabe virtuous
ana accomplished Joung lady, widow who possesses
income equal his and who Is disposed devote
cell to his as he will TO her happiness The satsa
tory reference given and required Address Or Broad.
way Post office.
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Foreign Markets.

Rio JANEiro Aug. 13.-Flour-Stock "a coo bis; Rich
mond 1871 l6i500; Baltimore, 1850; choice Phiiade
phs sales at 14750 Coffee rather easier since
the arrival Of the English packet; mixed lots good rst
and interiors 81 $50 a $780, Freghts 65c to Northers
ports q0c to New Orleans and per cent primsge. Elk
change England 27iSd. per 1000 Coal 35 4cQ pc,
ton Dollars-Spanish, 1880 1890; Mexican, 1850
1900.
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EEKKERos DANCING AoApEMY.-MApAME py.

HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER. MADAME H. GA
ve respectfully state that they have prepared
tenn of casthencs that will promote the active healthy
and graceful development Of the physical structure The
exercises taught highly interesting and Invested Of the
onotony generally attending such studies and hoy de-
signed give 60 students elasticity rmness and perfect
equilibrium and consequently freedom and elegance
Of motion in their general bearing These exercises dis
connected with dancing and will be found extremely
TO those who practise activity for the sake
Of its beneficial results regards health and Tho
lessons viii be in classes private residences
schools at II. Wells Sisters Academy $50 Broadway
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAME II.
Giavela) Academy for Dancing 655 Brosdway, will
open the lat Of October Their method of teaching
received universal appreciation Combined with
In the dances la mode in parlor dancing tarough
all it's variations the exercises for developing tho
lar powers Of young scholars 10 found highly beneficial The
Of acquiring style motion
ancing reduced to few comprehensive rules simply
ns in order TO obtain peasng ana prnpetuI men form
part Of each lesson and everything observed that viii
Dart to the pup dgnaed noble department. Enqare
further at the Academy.
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The quantity Of hour, wheat, aud barley left II
idewater during the second week in September in the
years 1861 and 1852, was as follows -
Flour, bJ,s. Wheat b. Corn h. Barley, b.
1...-.. SO 1913 66,9ST PAS ass 5T.357
1S52...... Il 205 25e5l2 1S0,7i6 1904
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
81 SEE SEVENTH PAGE. IA
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY, ITO GRAND STREET, FOURTH
Ddoor from Broadway.-Esmeralda, EsmeraldA!!! New
dance composed by Mr. Sarracco and danced at Roaway
with great will be taught by him every day and
evening in his school, assisted several young ladies
ectly gu fait in the dance Of tho saloon.
DANCING ACADEMY. = sIGN0R A.. GHERARDI
~ assisted by Madame Gherardi respectfully begs
form hs patrons and the public that his Dancing Academy
81 Broadway will be opened for the reception pupils
Saturday Oct 10TH Days of tuition young ladies
masters Wednesdays and Saturdays, and Mondays and
Thursdays at o'clock r. NJ Evening class for gentlemen
Tuesdays and Fridays att NJ Private lessons in fami
lies will also be given and classes attended in schools
and acadmes All addressed to 81 Broad
will be promptly attended to- Sorees given usual
EERRERoS DANCING ACADEMY.-MADAME DU-
u BREUL FERRRRO, and her brother, EDWARD FER
RERo resrcotuy announce TO their patrons and the pub
lie that they have removed to their and commodious
premises No. 80 West Fourteenth street. between Fifth and
sixth avenues where they will reopen their school for in
structons Dancing Saturday. the 10th OF October
Days Of tuition young ladies
Saturdays, and Mondays and Thursdays at 3y r. NJ
Evening class for gentlemen Mondays and Thursdays
~ r. NJ. Private lessons and schools attended. Sorees
given usual r. SA class for ladies and masters
8 2S3 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Tuesdays
Fridays AZ 81 p. NJ.
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Inc. 2671s Inc. S1S 29S Dec 662 1856 Dec. 75 1O6
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide
water from the of navigation to the 14th
Sept inclusive, during the years 1850 and 1852,
follows
Flour Bus. Wheat, 6u. Corn, bu. Barley b.
1850. Il S63 l52 9SO147 2669,642 1913 992
1852. 2006 S76 1881 l34 4,003805 1854
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COTTAGE AND CHAMBER FURNTTURE.-ENAMEL-
~ led md Ornamental Cottage observation-disclosures in
tho city and the public generally invited to call and in
Bpect entirely patterns of enameed Furniture made
throughout Of the first quality materials and warranted to
stand any climate Close observers viii at glance
how sell genuine wellhnished article % cent
below all others WHOM inform them that manufacture
article offered at establishment Furnture
fully boxed. MATHEWS II CILLIES. NO. 452 broadway,
Mandatory No ~ Greens
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LIMITED STATES MISREPRESENTATION u CO..
No ZIG Brosdwsy offer 70. ssas on favorable terms
sussion and Flint Lock Muskets Said made By
the United States at their Armory ia Spring.
inspection are entirely packed il cases q
world Persons DESTROYS of purchasing either ia large
small lots invited to inspect these the holders
will sell them considerably less than oneha the govern
ment cost.