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Axstiu. -Col]ison between the ship aad the brig
landlord, in Galveston roads Judgment for libel
Joseph Walters The schooner Eliza Hawilton.
Suit for csllision in the barber of New York. be-
tween the schooner Splendid and the schooner Eliza
5.s:ss: and in favor Of tho H'''ns for
Raphael r, laken and Others us The schooner Ma
ry Pcuen Suit for collision between pilet boat Viz
ginia and the schooner Mary Powell outside Of the
Hook. Decree for libellants, and damages, with
reference to q commissioner.
Henry o Thomas vs. The Steamboat Roscinsko.-
Suit for value of supplies mortgage not in p,s.
session has no priority Of lien over material
men, BY the State law, unless the mortgage Is
registered; and re registry, to continue the lien
after October l, 1910, does not affect material men,
unless tho mortgage Is also recorded in the Collec
tors office. vessel belongs where her owner re-
Sides and not at the place Of her registry, il that
DO different Decree, in part for ibellant, and in
part for claimant
John Ciopgh and others ps. The same Steamboat -
A vessel owned in New Jersey, and registered in
New York. is not domestic vessel here, and freed
from liens for supplies on leaving this port. No lien
10 created in favor Of New York ere ditor by far
nishing her supplies in New Jersey Decree in part
for Gbellant, and in part for claimant. Two other
suits against the same boat involving like ques lions
DEGREES in substance tho Same.
George Je6ries Us Ca,L Heivichs, Consul, &C.
Questions upon the suficiency and regularity of
verdict rendered for plaintiff. Held, that the
diet was void. New trial ordered. Cost to abide
the event.
Thomas Engleson, ct al Us. The ship Forest Queen.
Suit bill Of ladipg, to recover damages for in
jury to two hundred bundles Of iron, shipped at
Liverpool for New York. Decree for libelants, and
reference to q commissioner.
Thomas Grahom, ct al Us The Bark Escor~iasa.
Suit IN rom to recover value Of suit of sails fur
niahed the bark. Adjudged, that vessel owned in
State and receiving supplies in her homo port,
from diff rent State is not chargeable therefor in
Admiralty out Of her domestic port. The credit is
personal TO her owner or master. Decree for claim
ants and costs.
Abyah M. Manson Us. WiNam Lobach and John
F. Schefar.-Questions on practice on entering de-
and in perfsoing appeals to the Circuit Court,
and mode Of relief Decree, that respondents be
allowed to give security the appeal and that the
appeal DO regarded as well taken, on payment Of
costs on the execution issued and Of this motion.
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TUESDAY, NOV. I35x-
Though respect for Daniel Webster's MON ,ry our
principal merchants havs shut their and par
TALLY suspended business to day Consequently, the ops-
rstens We have to record are few, and Of little import
Asns. rsta at - ssA for potts. and s. OK for pearls
Corror prsesats no new feature Of an interesting na
turs. The demand Is light and prices are languid.
BsEApsrusys -Flsur Ia essentially unchanged The
sales acd up Gee bbs.; State and Western st IS 12
So ~ "; ccmmsn TO good Ohio ct IS % IS 49,; and
southern st 81 31 IS So Wheat Is less sotivs 500
bushels 0eneees white realized 81 I'll $500 Wsstern In
part ct 81 Is and lot Of Canadian ct 81 10. There
were SOC bushels CT bought ct ST. Barley and oats
are a. last stated Western mixed corr Is In request ct
PRovisiorsPo IL eowIy bought ct SIS so for prime
and SIS 70 for mess per Dbl Nothing has ocsurrod in
cut meats dressed hogs lard worthy OF remark New
country beef ssleabie and firm ct - IS 81 rs for
prime and IS 70 50 u for meas per Dbl. Butter anA
cheese are unaltei 81.
WHisKsr 70 inanmats The high prises asked check
sales The sst made were Of Ohio and yrissn al 2sI
go. per gallon, cash.
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COPARTNERsHaP NOTICES.

COPARTNERSHaP hOT1CED.
DIssohUTrogN, . I. yIRM or o. sECoR UNDER
outstanding debts win Be collected and paid A. and
Us. UNDERHrLL.
J. A. and seeor will continue the stssnengins and
boiler business At the same place. foot Of Eleventh street,
East River.
THE FIRM OF L. MARX CO. HAS THIS DAY
been dissolved by mutual agreement. All out-stsud-
and settled only b, Louis Marx who continues to
the same business ~ heretofore the same place. % Pearl
street. ana under The name OF the old arm u.px
New York. Nsvsms.rl IS 1879. LEopoLD MARX.
vrHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the nAmc and firm Of John Darrsgh Co., oon
was Soiysd on The sth day q NovsmSsr 1854 TIE sui
daton Of the debts, and all business connected with the
late firm will be attended to By Msssrs. GLfNSMAN
'DA''' - ~ '-'-' : - 49, JOHN DARRAGH.
CT OOn WANTED, A PARTNER IN A MANU.
,OOOs featuring business; the present proprietor
msn other need apply This artioles manufactured
in extensive demand, and will yield certain profit Of
S nay per . sss AsR 3: No.
DRY GOODS.
- - >-s-.>r-> n->>>s>
BUTTERFLY 3 DEyIN's. 50 william strssA
WET LINENS, FROM AUCTIoN-sLIGHTLY WET
w on voyage Of mportaten -Grsas BArgsirs.-Doubis
dsnask table linen ave ysrds wide sniy a. worth So
double dsmAsh linen napkins. only dcsen hns Scotch
diapers IL yard pieces y. and lO: piece; ssst: ga
Extra sspsrsns iinss elmsr handtsrohsf ssd is si
piece supsrhhe shrtirs linens 81 yard large sse asa
ssvsi. g. aG... also ans shr.ins ny.lia. IS, psss
pisos-s2 yard. In apiece ~ BURDErrs Cheap DIT 0oods
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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity snd value
Of certain articles exported from this port during the week
ending AID including Saturday the 18th Of November,
distinguishing the destination and extent Of shipments to
each place.
CoMMKscr roRr OF New YoaK-wrExLY gxrszrs
-
wheat, Dusn ....,..................ltbl 1904
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HOMD0TRADS.


DEoPLES BUILDIk q ASsOCIATIoN.-THR REGU-
lar monthly meeting will be held Wsdnesdsy even
Ing the instant o'clock in the Assembly Roow,
corner Of Twenty street and Eighth avenue fur
business Of Importance will be brought before ths msess.
nbsr: Will fsoass ths busnes calling ~ shs ese
~ a. Y, ogP.M III WILLIAMS, S,ore.xT.
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which was blazing Are. she fell nom exhaustion, and
thus perished amid the flames. Whsn found by Of
the neghbors life extinct, her head having BEEN
burned nearly to . ciader An inquest held upon
the body and verdict IN accordance with the above
statement rendered.
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1901. .iiSs VI
The report was accepted, and referred to the Apprs
pirate connittes.
CRY MoRrALIrv-rhs total number Of deaths in this
cty ZOE the pat week smounts Ia 81 OF ths plumber
s,sa o. consumption Of ec.yuldon s. Of croup 2ot
dyesnry 81 reuittent aad Of scarlet fever, 80 OF
males there Wa ~ females a. is we're adults and 80
under twenty one wears Of sge.
woMsr BusrEp TO DrArH.-A oolorsS vsmaa named
to death on Saturday morning she had been Isborlsr
under ninces for come tine previous Her husband Il
appears bsd le TIE house at early hsur sal II Il sup
posed While warming herself before the hsar.h upoa
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plii0zolc
appears by the above statement that the exports 70
China during the week greater in value than any
other foreign country Domestic cotton goods the
bulk OF shipments to China and last week ansuated 10
nearly one third Of the aggregate expectation OF the
xports to Liverpool breadstufs form very important
item in the total To Tendon flour and wheat we're ths
only shipments. Shipments to other ports comprise
about she usual variety Had the experts Of specie been
a. large S heretofore, the aggregate value OF exports
would have exceeded the Imports.
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NEWaPUBLICATTONs.

NHRoKo.THERxAL PRACTICE or MEDICINE, ron
~ family uss, one volume, ia pages. Exposes and
the bunders Of the regular ae
pAtts practice ssrvss ksp the doetor In cheek and h
written pisn Style for peopl. Of oomu sense vac
postage By mail within f00 miles oents
nEDFIELD. 100 and liz Nassau street
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CoREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRISH AND
Scotch nespspsrs - also all foreign psriodica san
BE- obtained on application 70 r. BRADY, I'm porter Of
foreign nsyspApsr 7s Nassss sna Is v ssssY Pspsrs
forvAr Led By mai,
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vvTANrrn-rN THE NEIGHB0RH0oD or WB1H
w Eleventh street. between seventh aysnue An brssa
AZ prvsts fanily lrsfsrrsS Terms nsse - nsee-
40 AilSsa ARrIsf, NJ, III NNt HAvsaA see>sA
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wolitigal G0riffs.

" Fir,t Ward whig Charter Cenventiop.-
The Chatter Cow ention Of this Ward met last night At
No Broadway br. Henry Jurgsns called to the
BERT COLLINS wss nominated ON the first ballot for
Assistant Alderman AFTER which the Convention adjourned
10 Its scsy night.
On motion, Mr. Cors subsequent declare 70 be
rBsRimously nominated.
District. Thirteenth ward. AARON H. SHARP, Esq,
the Chair and Owen Daley Secretary, held pursuant to
adjournment, on motion, Hon. JAMES DEWEY was
or anDousy declared the Of the Convention.
Me,ssrs Howard Hallock and Gsylor were appointed
Committee the nominee aud received the follow
ina communication from him.
HEwYoaR Oct g. 1852
To fAe assembly ConpeatOH Of the Ain ASDiby District
GENTLEMEN Deeply grateful feel for the honor done
me 10 the nominsoD by my fellow Wings Of the Xiltn
thanks the evidences of their
sSen co their previous selection OF myself
PEELED by the urgent demand Of my present business creu
ssposn 10 decline respectfully the nomipation unani
nor ely and generously rendered to me
BeeyeIDe Gentlemen, that nothing ont imperative con-
rderstiops growing out OF private duties compel me
10 decline the honor designed for me- and permit me 10 a.
ure my Wing en5s of the ardent sympathy for the good
IN which they are rgssed and OF my most sincere
common oevot.oy attached With respect and esteem
I am. Gentlemen, your obedient servant
JAMES DEWEY.
Nir Dewey having declined them on motion the Con.
ventioD ballot foT candidate to the Assembly
Mr. ROBERT RICHARDSON, having received maj 'rity
sihe votes cast was desse6 she nGm1se pnaTi%ou
OwIs DALEY, Secretary.
~ Fifteenth Assembly DIstrict. adjourned
meeting OF the Whe Convepon OF this District was held On
THURSDAY evening, Oct at the Henry Clay House. corner
Avenue A ard lst-st, ct which fhEDEklCk FRYE re-
csived the nc minasion az Member of Assembly
NATHANIEL I. HICKS, Chairman
JoBS D. HALsFED. Secretary.
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~ Liver Complaint This dangerous and oftsn
fatal disease had ong b,ed the skill Of the mist emsosn.
pbycisrs when the discovery Of Dr. NLASES Liver PILLS
solved the difficulty and presented 20 the world the Great
Specific for that con pcaed uescy which has snce a.
tanned such widely spread celebrity tor its snty OF cure
This successful remedy the result OF mny yeaFs sad5
in which the symptoms we've narrowly observed, and are
thus described by the Doctor himself
SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LvES-Pan 10 The night
d, and sometimes in the le under the edge OF the rtbs
the paien being rarely able T. lie the LETT pain some
times under the shoudsbse frequently extending 70 the
top Of the shoulder mistaken fer rheumann IN the
ann; sickness Of stomach, ard less OF appette bowels
mostly costive. bat sometimes alternate with las dal!
heavy sensation the hack part OF hs head less Of memo
~ with unsssnt Of having neglected something; some
tines dry cough WEAKNESS and debility irrits
biiy; feet cold burning and pricky sensation OF ska
low spirits assitude will disncin alton to exercise, al
though satisfied would be beneficial In fac patient dis
trusts every remedy"
Have you any. all Of these symptoms III 81, you will
fnd q certain Tenledy 10 DR. Lanes Pills which may be
pprohasei In EeH-Y0rk wholesale and retail OF G. v.
cLlCKENER Co, No 81 Barclays. and BOYD
PAUL No 90 Coltlsndst Sold also b. all the pnecpsl
druggists.
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NOTICE.

To ne Competifors for Pyeivrs IN 9ricHre 70 iohs1u
Preriuzs may be awarded BY TIE Managers Of ne
TxeHfy.G(h annual Fav Of the american Institute:
The Act Of the Legislature Of ,his State, Of May 1871
uiIes that before any Premium shall be delivered the
person claiming the same 10 whom the SANE may be
awarded sha deliver In writing 10 the President OF the
Society accurate description Of the process In preparing
the SOIL including the quantity and quality Of manure APP
Piled and 10 raising the CROP feeding the snins e. may
besnd of the expenses and product Of the CROP OF
accurately the profit Of euvsns the crop, feeding
safteniDg the animal"
You are earnestly requested to furnish ueh description
enable the Institute fully comply with the
very useful desgus OF the Legislature and when received
the Pre- Diumf will be delivered
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sHEER.

SHEEP.
Class XvI-FAr SHEEP.
Fer ihs ss. E, shesP owned ey tie syeI Cup SIS
Ter he q best Go. DO. eo..&
Ter iEs % bsS 90. 90. q so.S.
CLASS xvr-LoNG-w66L sHsEP.
For Tie beet Bah. SILVER Cup. $40.
ksr;ls - tefi % Silver Medal
For he ID best Dc. .T-ans An. ms
Fer The les. p.r o. 5 yves. .SlNsrCuP SO.
rth. Sd best do..siNer Mccall
Forhe % Rest &c. rrAss Am ins
FOR the rea Of buk LAMB. Silver Ne a.
For the q best DO. Ifaas, An las
FoT the pest pen Of eve Lant. Saver Medal
For tie 81 beet co.. Trans An LIS.
Til, Clss includes LeceiershiTeA Lncolnshirsi and
CLASS NATURALIZATION SHEEP.
sans Premiums as Loas v col Sheep. Clas. u.
This CI.ss inslaess soutAdowus Nort0ks, DOrssts Es
CLASS xlx-MESIxo SHEEP
Sane Premiums as LorswoOi Sleep, cAss u.
CLASS XE.-sAxoN SHEEP.
st1s Premiums Lols " oOl saeep, Class ~.
Glass Nx-SHEPHEKpS DOGS.
Pr lie hes; Shepherds Dos. .TTArs Az. las.
Glass xxu.-SwINE.
Fer The best BoAro s.y trsed SILVER Cup so
Fer tie 81 test d.. sah er Mccall
For the - test DO. Trans. An las
for he ss,; besI os s oss s Saver Cer s.
Fertile 50 tssi Co.. ffans An ms.
Torthe best Sow Of any breed o eri~s Cup SO
For the 81 beet Co.. S.h - Medtl
Fer tie Sd beet 90. Trans. Ava lss
FoT NE best SOW, over ole yea. saver Cap, S.
Forthe q best DO. slyer Medal
Forthe % tssi de-. Inns An. lns
For III tss X: Of Pas, tot less thAH sIsef CAP SIC
Per IL 81 tcst eo-.sveT hedAL
Tor he - beat 80. TrArs An. lns
Class xXliI.-FoCLTRY.
For II. hest and greatest yaney o. Poay- Skier Cap, s.
II Poultry exhibited r This Premium can esmpets for
the separate fismiuma
Fer he tesi Bremen Cease, 60 %.
Fer the best par Of Msruei q. 90 %
isr .. =, . y sS.ccv DsSl, .Iasrk,s ros.1 I,d
tJ We t' hsS Ss1aes -. 20 ~
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ArLANIIc DocX, BRooKlYS. Tuesday Oct Z, 49,!
DEAKSlR. As / Lave witness ed. With sal 'aciion, -
opersCn Of your Igpyored R0tgrH Engtas whca ~
yogr little steamboa Ro.sry Friday the lst INST on
excursion om this City TO Sands Point on the oIIo'
have Confidence IN recommend ng 10 Inc h1---s
the public, and particularly 10 those who ooro me
biiy CT Rotary Ergne, had run OF over ~ L..
which accom- ,hed IN about hours. During M. ~
lad every opportunity 70 examine u carefully HlHa -
experience OF 20 wears the ely de, IA Tie Oie u
snors en- inee OF almost every Kind, and for te "a. -
yeas Of my sasure time have been aiming :,
ihing believing Il to be practicable an a~Sts o.
the opinion Of best euEineerA 10 me We" - -, -
World that the Rotary take tie pisSe - "a ~
eiprocarnE Entinss but IL can only Be an cpiaon, ~
though the al Watts did not succeed 10 rs . -
70 coDpete Successfully his Rotary Engine be 20 - s
tine Of bis life, believed Il g be pTstteabe. ~ =. ~
dent that II any who has common 49, -
mechanics viii 81 aside his Pre- udices s1o ;. -
Oughly the Engine in operation, and Aso We 49, "a
engine which opened tor our e1auiSaton s,,,,ie,e
teen in operation Tor several mcnthsl and VIC n,s- In
and substantial construction aud the beagt. ,h-sr,S,I
which Is acked thst they vii see sooo 'n- - ,b.,r
reasons for aging ASIDE their I'd pre- udi es -. .1S
shoulders TO the wheel that Is DESTINED 70 -I5 or
and the admiration Of the world 80 ..st,.
present yreaier Of England rot gFe 70 el 80. .5vo
ineH his speech when steam nsyigsnen 800 eat ii.
Gated 10 eross the Atlantic, VIZ: "Inss ne You
boiler Of the first steamer that erossed tne =. ia
Will infer nom tina that people 10 tins eoen =, sosesy
oihsis make Vss Of lsSs0tes ihss thsI F0sSSA ="
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2mnsementE.

MADAME HENRlETTE SONTAGS
Nl CONCLRrs-A CARD-ThepubNc are respectfully
informed that Of PERSONS being unable
to obsn ieas r last evening" Concert and IN compliance
WILL BE GIVEN on MONDAY, OCT. nsh, AT
METROPOLITAN HALL.
being most positively "the last appearance Of MADAME
sONTAG prior to her departure for Philadelphia Baltimore
nusus care has been bestowed upoa selection ofhe
prousmme which will comprise all these pieces Vocal In
srments and Orchestra, that nave been most ayOFably
seived during the preceding SIX Concerts.
The 80 sais win be SOLD a. hessrs Hall Sons store
sATuRDAY, Oct 3 The 81 and Tsmaiins!Ds g sssu on
with the stsndse tickets on Monday Evening at the Hall
EXTRA CONCERT.
MADAME HENKIErrE sOHfAG's CONCERTS
and Positively LIS.
GRAND CONCERT
WIN take place on MONDAY, Oct H.
AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
ltsted BIZ the Artists the previous occasions
PROGRAMME
!. Overture 20 "Eury.nihs,1 Weber
BY the Orchestra.
Ala '' sisoo 81 cr IS Bao1;L
5. seena, VIE nshte mir der schiummer, from
MADAME 6EiiNiRiiE;rITiEii sOHTA6.
4. Violin, Fantasia on themes, fIom LINDA di
PAU JuLIES.
Spanish sf5iiSi HEiaRiErTE SoNfxG '''''''
g. Overture "Mnihs" Eottow
BY the Orchestra
= EOKEsT's New Syrian Gong ............Carl Ecket
Composed expressly Tor
MADAME HENRIErFE soNTAG
g. Aria " Largo al Fsctotum," from II Bsrbiere
di Siyigia 'Rosni
SignoT CFsARE BADiALI.
9. Ballad Within Mile of EoinborD Town, Burns
MADAME HEHRIErTE sONTAa.
TO- Violin, Fantasia Souvenir de Belhni" .....u.Auot
PAUL JULIEN.
IL. DUET, "Ousnto Amore," from EllEE
dAmore. .Doni]eIl
MADAME HENR1ETTE SONTAG
aud
Signor CEsARE BADiALI.
Leader. THEODORE EIsFELD
B.The Piano used at these Concerts % rom the Man
ufsetory OF Jonas ChekeTinE, Esq
Tbe Prices OF the Seats have been liked as TWO DOL
LARS and ONE DOLLAR, according 10 location.
The ticket Office Is at the muse store Of Messs HALL
SON, no. 80 Broadway corner OF PtIk-pses-
NOTICE.
The Two Dollar seats will be sold on SATURDAY, Oct
8. The One Dollar and remaining Two Dollar Sean on
MONDAY Oct II.
An un.od Seats and "s.ndee reksts' may be obtained
ct the Hall at O'Clock the evening OF the performance
The doors will open at O'clock, and the Concert VIII
commence az O'Clock.
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DUBLIsHED this MORNING, AN

GENT EGYPT UNDER THE PhARAOHs-sy
JOHN KESRIcK- II. A--Tw0 vols i-Iao cloth Plates
- Nost resons know that within the last half en-.
turv gres, researches have been made 81 in1ydv.
nasr Al eu;erre into tie poetry Aad ait tss Of EgIp
~ lie elterpls Of traveller AID the eserce u Lsch oo
,,s srncnE whom Engl.n nd claims the Of Young VIII
kir.on and wye Feg srhsps know what has Eesa shs
result Of these researches They lie scattered number
owcsn different languages beyord tho reach Of the
ordinary STUDENT much ntrc Of the general readef Ar.
Kenck has undertaken tie task oil suppyings syuopgs
and thus TAX be has secompli exeellsntly well
London Timea
J.s.REDFlELD Cliaioa Hal.
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aTINERVA ROOMS.-The GRAND

lH PATRIOTIC PANORAMA Of MEXiCo. ils,t Lost =.
..,s.tsS THIS EVENING BY the BOSTON ARTILLERY
cnTsny .rcompsried b their excellent Military Band -
Adrrison IS eeEis DcoFs open az oeoek-to commence
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No.
w 81 BroseEsy-OpeE EVERY EsLhIao. Cn,
..rt, and Ethiopisn bennsArons hass unsurpassed sne
Eerro petnesfiors uEecusled Doors open al ConceSn
.or5u,sEce Al oisIock AarnisioE IS sen.s-chGo asl
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FLOWING, TESTING OF PLows, AND sPADISe MATCH.
The Plowihr spsdins Match and Tesns OF Flows VIII
take place Nysek ROCK and Co ~ u, Saturday the
h Cav of Oe,ober. The will leave tue o1 OF
Jay o'clock The morning Of that day for the pur-
pose those disposed to attend The Flows
to be tested those designed for blowing In the match
NUT be "a board in season.
RULES TIE FLOWING MATCH.
The quantity Of pourd or each team win be Oneeishsh
Of scTe Of green svard
The time allowed TO 90 the work will be one hour.
The f1rrow TO be not less than Z inches deep.
The ess TO be sher homes and 20 start ~ one
time; and each powman to DO his own WORK without
driver.
The following Premiums will be awarded:
To the rlo~an performs Plo~ng hour, ore
sfifh Of Of tre.n svaId SILVER Cup, si6.
For the ID oct DO. SILVER Cgp, so.
FOR The ID best 30. Silver Medal
sPADNG MATCH.
The spsdp TO be for spriog work. and to be not less thsn
20 inches deep The tine allowed to do the work will be
hsur -,
For rasns Ct round 80 si oni AID 10 'ee Vdesver
Cup. SO.
For he "a bestd 10. eo.slver up 20
For he ID t,.t d. DO. d0..Slysr keGaL
TESTING FLOWS.
All Flows offered for Premiums will be tested. Com
it:ee will 30 attendance for this purpose the Pow
pg Ground Saturday, the 9Th day Of October at Nyack
Rocklsnd Co. -,
The drs Of the several Flows offered or Premiums VIII
be tested BY the Dynsmometer; and
For the Pov eontrrs Ii. Gsesi number OF ste'
pov ioov rot ss thar u Inches vide and inches d--p
SILVER Cup, SO
For the 20 test DO ..Slver Mccall
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} MAP of the UNITED

ID ABROAD MAP of the UNITED
IN STATES and CANADA DIsTURNELL. No.
lso Broadway. has fer sale MAI Of the UNITED
STATES and CANADA sho wing al the rarosds hnished
and In progress Of construction Price, ~ 30 mounted
Also Mas Of tie United States and Of every State In the
UEiss, Hegl.sd and 10 reskss fsD-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-GRAND GALA
IN NIGHT. SATURDAY EVENING, Oct s=Ths
Committee for conducting the TESTIMONIAL To Mhh
LYNNE announce the foliewins uneq1ssd com n1tons
Of attractions, erlsresirs COMEDY, MUSIC, PANIO-
NINE and BALLET
jAMES BROWN. the Great Comedian.
FRENCH AID SPANISH DANCING.
MD'LLE DUCH BARRE,
Flerl tie Royal Academic. Pars-H fu' apps.'ans'
HR " DANIDGE
MONS SCHMIDT.
MDLLE THERESE,
Fror tie Broadway Thestsr by the hind permIea Of G.
Marshall Eaq
LEON JAVELLl,
CHARLES WHITTIER,
MASTER JEROME.
Ia PETITE WHITTIER
On he Tight Rope and In Comic Panto1ains
T. d RICE,
on the ConcertiDa
Together with the entire resources ef this mssHneees
ertAt lshmenk comprising
MR B LEACH,
MR. MRS. SLOAN.
Mr. WHEATLY. -
MISS ADA HARcOURT,
MRS HELD.
Tickets 80 cents To be had Of The TAE0ai Mem pen 81
- Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for

IN October.
CoNTESTs-I. The GeoloTy CT Cali,ornia-the Supply Of
Silver and Cold H. Jsfrsys Life and Letters III WIN
thrnp Address aud Speeches ~. The Grest Exhio oa
v Tie Decline IN tbs Value Of Money. VI stiiess Ans
tris IN lsaS-49 VII Felto1s Memorial Of Dr.. popsin
VII The Life and Writings d Dr.. Caainsn Cnacai
Notices; New Books &c
Rrowrscp', Qu.,srly Re rev, for October
CHAs s. FkAScIs L CO. No 251 Ft0s1TaT.
10 Press
CsF & co. have 10 preu toe cansal,n 1870. -
Tale Of the Rice Lake PlaA'sy blrs Trail Ea'sa y
Asres Strickland c nt.- r.,
Grinm's Household Stories sad German Popular Is's'.
PszIetts cabinet edition Of she<sPere . ESA 10 mo
The travels Of Rolsndo, b. hiss Aksn