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DuHk Grades, &o--Opeuiug TO day.
IS pieces pure all linen sheeing-, OF the various widths
40 do Iri-h linens, for shifts
do hpe linens, hosoms and collars
IS do table diapers damasks select qualities widths,
stylish
90 do fine brd-cy diapers
table napkins medium 6ne handsome
designs
l0s pieces scotch diapers, assorted qualities
plain ald plaid csmbr,c mnsiinr all qualities
100 dozen ladies' COTTON hose, all grades
IS do ladies' black uis
pieces fne white dsnnsis
do white dotted, and vine mssiins
10 dozen white Al.pdae quilts, low priced
do ladies rauxe
point Of rood~,
offering such know obe proverhy low prices
Our Of hne black bombnzpcs silks English
all other requisites for all t'nes
Fine black eiois vosnxs, OF the qualities,
aud lowest prices
is cheap coons, OF the best brands for hng and
Genemcns umbrellas, uudershifts,
gloves and sik and linen pocket bandkc kcrches. aH.
Win other desirable goods arriving daily.
articles, prices and fair dealing be relied all
-PERff n HkoTHEH
~ Mics Dermous building. opposite Csnu. market.
July 3--sieoif
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lust RECEIVED At wHITTgEsEY'5 PAINT, oil, GLASS
Lamp s.ore 3 street. opposite Hall Brothers dry goods
store
tons pure white lead
I paint
30 gallons lin,eed oil
do boiled do
oil
whaI. oil
900 do lard oil
Aso, tanncf-' mat foot and tosn oils
Copo coach Japan Aspn,tnm uamnn, and shoe varnhes
window single and double thickness, inciu
French plate, MI
Together OF pain all ooors, dry
and ground In oil
Lamps grandoes, and oandeinbrss entirely
terms, eo,ten expressly TO my order
q all descriptions +. f
Adau sptine aud candles
fact have everything usually kept IN paint, OIL and lamp
of which purchased entirely m and will be sold
10 suit the time. the emergency OF the case.
SIS and five viii be deducted os
cash. Don't mistake the place, -.-.---
WHITrLEsEY,s,
On sh street, nearly opposite the Avenue House
July 3o-2awlm
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,rwO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, s.,ibly
situated modern style hsnss with marble mantss,
Ac containing
xenei family will be ,enicd favorable
punotual tenant on spalicztoato
E. STRATTON
AacuoneeT and Commission Merchant,
6outh side avenue
Ana NJ
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CAND5 AND CUMMINGS'S BRICK MACHINE FATENT
y Rights saeMae Nourss Co of this city, have bce
ssents unicd
in
practical bkmak.s throughout the be The
purpos. produced
ccssuly by application of p,wer
water Win gt clay and
six
exeeIing rapidly OF other machine
for that purpose known.
The issue American patent opy delayed until
chine projected abroad Meanshe NJ 60 pre-
a I'D
Apply psd their Office, Of eth and
streets the Post Ofhc. Department..
Junp ly--co
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DnsCEs REDUCED--7o vsrioa. styles msrnes, visss
L ,clc,~, &C, which - sold.
June 0-lmifAod
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IOR HESTTbe iour-story bouse stree, lately occupies
by Mrs. Reed as a boarding house,
has been thoroughly repaired and large back building hs
been added 10 E
Inquire a the OF 9th and streets.
July 21--3tawu
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Summer an senenf,--Io commence June 81, 1852
Travellers the White monntain leaving New York
by Providence Fall
reach the Portland,
BOSTON Name Eastern raoad Portland al II 50
and al the station Gorlam, N H., 50 Tmv
elcrs leaving Boston by tns ~ train lodge Pornnd and
reach the house by the morning train from Portland Tav
elers Boston Portland
take the from Portland Fare, q so by this
GH-5 Il b. I. CORsER,
June 2J--d6w Sup. Atlantic ~. Lawrence Railroad.
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W. ..sS. 80 ..' y.
sdn-.ay ard Saturday ooes M ,s1a1s 'sys ,, No., Won
touch regularly Piney Point Point nver, and
landing. on The eo9's ON y, g saa o. % nd and s
r,~a.e Norfolk - 90
fi"'y fo'"l ,wts; NiiIi,,iirii iii,iri '"
Iuy y-sd cap'.in.
4 RARE Chance % Capitalists for Profstabie In-
veimsnti,se,s Hotel ola pois, cemlot virginia 70, sas
eesdry the ah Of Aur neI on ,hs PREMISE .hs n'. 'ns
dining aud kitchen fnni,re, horses, carriages, gigs, carts
reputation Of Old Point coma, the superior
bathing snd other Numerous attractions 10 e seekers ~ health o.
Sale positive paymsn, liberal and made known on the
fo..s.rio. given on any the s.h Of October
opcn supply "f domestic goods consisting Of
sa%s M."se ". s s,as u,sis !. ~, ss "a. '' " e'
AI.o, flannel. s'nshsns, ln.h linen linens 49,. ,n.
hna .i. e .en &c T Foods . ,s nm' ''
which We WIN '"e' = '"' w. N. SINISTER \ CO.,
.. ##a. 7h street, nrsr Psnnsylvsnia avenue.
July 9'-eoadf
DyANs & wATsoNs Pbnaasiphfa- Manufactured
y pseo ssyos .a.mandef ne snd ~ % hserro.f ,.s
psa Aso snd doo f-r banks nnd stores war
rsn,ed equal any in tho United STATES.
more ssn 8. S.%s svs' Over 1000 of
ton H. U has safe. and is authorized TO receive
| orde ...4.3.-.,- a,
rsrnsr., and Rank, rhad.lpha ~ safe. 10 us
United SUITES Mint - y" ,~.,e.--..
s:,.. ,s. Z oTs. ssfssss o'''''
ps~ay.rsas c.r,ssa,o~n Moi.'own Rsroad Company
safes. Il1it sts1l I'D AeN
shessev RsN Wicchsswv, Visensa
ao,e agency Ruterwor,h's superior bans locks
P~ssns saes Reed reffisefssofs.
July as--0awiy
GTrA IHsURArcE COMPANY of Us,o.. new y.ss
W ass,. dre msrloe losss inland Joas r.
4 4 CfAa DE aELDlNG, AGsst,
May u -oawu Seventh Opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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UNIVERSITY OF ANA.-MEDICAL DEPART-

THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
will Monday, November Ii, and Will en
nate in tie ensuing March
James Jones, Nj. D., Professor Of rrscfce.
Il. Rdsen, NJ ID Professor OF Chemistry.
Warren some, M d., Professor Of surgery.
A. IA. Csnas, N. ID Professor OF Obsterics.
A. J.. Weddcrburn, VI. d., Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Nou, NJ. d., of Materia Medica
Thomas Hunt, d. Professor OF ptysoogy and Pathology
Cornelius @. Beard, ". D., Drmon.raor. OF Aua,onv
Samuel r hop In, NJ ~, ' " ''
The dseciins will be open from the third Monday in
ociobor 10 the hrst of Aprik
The faculty wishing pbycans and of the Charity
H"p and attend hi~ns,u'on from November 10 April. The
professors their and thus chJoy
ex pracucsi advantages free Of erpense.
There about thousand prescribed for daily in this
hospital.
The number OF paes nearly twenty thou and the year
THOMAS HUNT, NJ d.,
July 1)-lawtNov
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rNEAT Hargsins TO be had In Dry 0cods a. tbs
VI Is and have large Of
hand determined 70 sell them on prices much
lower they be had in the District comprising in part
stock Of rlhs OF ail kinds T.
A large stock Of figured and plain bereees
large stock Of French lawns
s stock of English and American lawns
A large stock Of beress de lsin-s
OF and other shswls
large stock of ringhams
A large piuir and figured swss musins
large stuck plaid and striped cambrcs
large of carpets and mstungs
A sock Of hosiery
largo stock Of domestics Of all kinds
fsrr q cold low.
pleasure sincere hsnks 10 those
forward and paid
respectfully
early up, sell goods credit
pay the h Of July and the let Of Jsnuay
July i0--ha~2sf HALL b BROTHER
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NEW Paint store The undersigned, q. &. Whit
~ cscy has the side Of Seventh
Louisiana for the sale
window csmpbepe, Sc Having
The stock cash. nducepent. will b.
dedsing goods line.
An goods delivered hee o charge amy Of the city,
e, =, WHIrrLESEY.
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DARN fSr n county. Virginia, with
n squcdocs. and fur from The frcsdeAs
ouse sell reasonable
os portion thcref located above, within half mile o
Rails There
beautiful sm~vsA land
Much this farm Is rich
ncIudur wh,ch
mals$ass mesAcw. disposed purchase
referred Ninth Pennsylvania
svewus o. HotAnc Ball, on adjacent farm
Mayil--sod1 wM. BALL.
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LIrsAsr Corasss.,
..## .fe ~ July 9Th, 1888.
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho Labrary
will closed Thursday the 2ist instant and will not
again be orcocd until Tuesday, the 29d Of Aarst.
July s2aw2w Librarian.
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EEHTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by a
N bod yisers appointed by under
tendcnce of Colonel H. IT, r. Acn distinguished graduate of
West aided abe faculty The
addition OF extended Of natural science
tbeorvtic and pracrcs, engineering l
The buildings the Inrute be entirely rehd and
nens made for with before the opening Of hc
unequaied
and agreeabepes- o residence
The open Monday Sep
tembrr 5s Entire charge, 500 annual
seons fee - eIua y payable In advance. Asl
Address The at Military Institute, Franklin cow
ty, Krnfucky,n % the undersigned.
r. DUDLEY,
June 1a-3tnwim President sfths BOARD.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES AND HoUsEK E~ PEks. -
Particular paid goods family
enumerals In In addition former ssck have
scceiveds o very chnice lot Of Teas. Also
Old government lava coffee
Lsgusyra coffee
Msraoaibo do
FLOUR OF THE VERY best BRANDS.
wetch's premium
Ray, do in barrels and bags
Harrsons do
Pleasant Run do
HAMS.
Htases nd shay's sogn cured
Jobn
J. " Burrows do
Maryland Plain
MY liquors.
Al goods warranted Every
other article regulated Inquire for the No
Family Grocery Seventh third door below Lstham and
ns1t door 70 the Avenue House
June 4-2awTuhss
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec 5, 1858.
RESOLVED ADJOURN
Mr.. JoSKs, (dem) Of Iowa with view Of giving time
for the formation OF committees moved that whom the
Senate adjourn, 1t be till Monday. Agreed to-
THK DEATH OF vIcE-PREsIDENT KING.
REMARKS MI, HUNTER
Mr. HrSrr (dem.) Of Va, arose and said--Since the
adjournment Of the last Congress an event has occurred
which 1t becomes us to notice The American people has
lost Vice President snd the Senate presiding Off cer
by the death Of William Rufus King who departed this
life on the 18th Of April last. at his home In the State Of
Alabama. rise to ask that may pause for day OF
least in our deliberations upon the affairs of life, to de
vote II 10 The memory Of who was bound to By so
many personal and official ties. Surely, sir thers srs
.'-s in the limits Of this vide spread confedt racy
"hon' VI. w .;d services OF William Rufus King are
80 III. or ccssay with some Offering either
-. ,o,h Tssr. have been few pu!oo, 10 Sessow upon
80 been ~ long and sc.Ivs ss his-wno N'oA' n'.'
,rs frisads-sa; asss, en- sars, svsr ls swss eSe w
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feot ths msriet beyond giving incrsased armpsss TN
g'essat quotations with good general demand ars;-
Ice, Ia vass; Scot VII pig about 7os good ga Cd.
6ts Fer The best Anne ~csn bards the Clvds Russar
sis Tn-Bri'ish block 'lass bars, ,2ss rssosd 1885,.
s SsDc.. i7os pstss lis' CoAs, 27s. Charcoal sss
rRAps IN 'ANCHEsTYR.
The general dsaxnd for goo sand 'aras contoued dat
buyer for hopS con.um ptio doing little nothing
yarns for Germany in mare req vest
ms rarIxr-B VMRAPH
MANC BxsrER Nov. 26, 1858.
Our market to day Is s'eady. bu t'sms.
TIE HAvRE MAI wErs.
HAlYx Nov 2s, 1868.
Cotton franc dcarAr In market to day. with
tales of 600 bales Sales Of ,be week 1000 bales New
Orssps ranges from Go to 1I0f. F1sux quiet and
hanc lower
(BY SUBMARINE TRsGnA7W
PARIS, Friday ev-ping Nov. 26 CLOSING prices to-day,
Three yer cents "A 40 Four and half per cents, 100,
Bank Stock 208 95
vnNsA, Friday ever ing Nov. 25.-Me.aMau 6~ss,
AnsTsRD6m Friday evering, Nov % Dutch tours a0k
ditto two and hall, cox new premiums, 6st new Mex-
lean, Is SIS,
Passengers by the Niagara.
N S Tonkins ara ch L. N a. knpsnt, Miss Long Mrs
Forbes Mss Gardiner Mr. ami Mrs Enser Rev Mr. Muir,
M-sers Hisop. ,oliinx xwood Ro sy Card Rollins l,h,
I-v Frsckenburxb Turner .nd lady Boariin and lady
MI sTni nsr MS Goat Miss Bemsmsns Mas Barber, Miss
Wilson Turner Hobiuaooa Dsurocs, ,'msas orsmsr
Flood, pafber, B, pslisop Bsoe, TrugRG Couusli,
Warrington Dsyi. stone Lswrnoe 1hnrnhurn, B ssett
McNuy, SchumaD, Partridge, Owen, Hutehins, Furlong
and aty
shipping In toligonco.
Arr from New Yr -2isr, prs-tisot Fillmore, ~
Ques nstown 22d, Marcurv, at HAue; 23d, Loudop on
Hastings Isaac Webb, and compr mi q, at liverpool;
aicks, geachy Head 24rb Kena'o Bisted Jacob usss
at Gravesend
frem Baltimors--22d, Albert At TcrbAy 25th Mis-
sis ippi at Deal
Arr from Phi,Adelphla-23d Ssransc, at liverpool
Eureka, at Belfast
Arr from Cbarle.ton-21st, Maria, at st Mazze.
Arr from New Orlespa- 23d, olympus, at Liverpool
Sid for New York-;0tb Aosrr from Bristol; Drgo
22d Conn odore from Lu uerpool
SID for rew Orlsap,-2o,h, aespsr; esd, Aimada fsom
Bristol; Crown, from Liverpool
Sid for Mobile-13d Suitana, from Liverpool
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The Railroad Excitemcnt at Eric.


MORE OF THE RAILROAD TRACK TO BE REMOVED
THREATS AGAINST TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ETC.
EHIE, Dec. 6-10A. II.
Last night the citizens of Harbor Creek east Of Erie,
held meeting and reioved to remove the track Of the
railroad running the public highway consequently
about mile and half Of the tras Is to be removed BY
O'Clock this afternoon.
Is reported here that the Attorney General Of the
State has s ned petition for an injunction against run
ming trains from the Ohio State line TO Erie but this
probably is incorrect. The railroad company con6
dent In their legal rights and it il sad strong
will be taken at by the State government - enforce
the law. ~
The rowe les who have been engaged in breaking the
law this morning. enter I'd this House Telegraph Office 10
body, and threatened the young lad who had charge q
the ocs with personal violence for sending your oorrss
eivIg faithful Of their proceedings Tho mob
made him sign paper denying that he sent any dss
patches of his own will threatening him and the once
with demolition if he refused they demanded TO -
copies of the dispatches sent which he resolu,sy REFUSED
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Markets.
CIIAniKsroS, Dec. Q, 1863.
ahs ,nles az cotton to-day 100 bales at 10xc.
CHARLESTON, Dec. Z, 1852
Fou,teen bundled bales of cotton sold 10 dayths
market showing TO change IN prices.
CHARrFsrox December ., 1883.
The saes OF elton day foot up coo bales, and cr
tie week 5,-ho bales st Sc. 1880. per IL, which
/. decline On the week Of Lcs &c. Toe suthorssd
quotations for mddllny fair are, to day, 1olc alolc
CIvc1Sxa,I Dec. s. 1883.
Flour Is seirg at So 20 s5 10 Hogs are In fac DE-.
niand, but riicss feeble Sales today of aoco q
"a 26 ~ 90. Provisions are dull, and sales only y
retail.
49, For various miscellaneous teleyrsphic CO.
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THE VERY LATEST.

Cor santnope letters OF the 10th show that the ope
nations at 0eDtsa segucd attack, intended to
deceive Gortschskoa to omers real intentions. The
SsA s.Ssss>sa, -.- sSmsi.ios a1u sr,sr- v A
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\
BY the arrival Of the kipgdshsr at this port Va
have adyices from Faya to the 10th utimo. The CLIP
- ship Challenge IL thought would soon Dc aots 20
proceed TO London where extensive repairs wouAo
have to be made Capt Pitts intended to take IA the tea
portion Of the cargo and leave the silks 70 % orSarose
n NIL
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NAVAL.

FROM REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec s, 1858.
Passed Midshipman Rsnshaw has been ordered to the
survey ing steamer Corwin acting master Lieut. Rob
ert E. johnson, to Philsdelphl rendezvous Lieut. An
drs Bryson to the receiving ship At Boston Comman
der Ho detached from the rendezvous at Philadelphia
waiting orders Lieut.. Montgomery Hunt. three months
leave from the light house inspe ,iorship.
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APPOINTMENT or ATTORNEY GENERAL.
IRON TlIE REGULAR NEwsPArKR AGENT
Albany, Des 8, 1863
The Ecc,no Atlas announces the appointment By Gov
Seymour, of Gardner Stow, Esq, OF Troy Attorney
General, in place OF Levi s. ChatGed who has left the
State.
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HSVAAk
RECOVERY OF EX-GoyBRNOE HUNT-HEEDRICK80H,
THE MURDEREx, TO BE HUNG-cOLLRCrOR RED
FIELDS APPOINTMENTS.
srHtiAr coREEs roapEsor OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Dec. S-Sr.M
Ey despatch from Lockpcrt, learn that Gov. Hunt
ID rapidly recovering from his recent illness.
The decision Of the Supreme Court In the Of John
Hendck son. who sentenced to be hung for the
der of his wife, rendered this morning fuy SUSTAIN
ing the judgment Of the court of Oyer and rsrmner ana
refusing TO grant trial. The prisoner will be
sentenced TO morrow.
report is current here to-day that Collector Rsd6sll
has appointed Messrs james NJ French James McQuads
and Der mis- d. Ganey officers OF customs for this city
They all free soilsrs Of the darkest dye. Their ~
pontment is not relshsd very well srsn by their
section. W.
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SAVANNAH, December 1853.
The steamer Augusta from New York arrived here %
ev.ninr--all we'll.
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India and China.

The overland mail had been telegraphod with date,
from Hong Kong to October IL Bombay to October
% At Calcutta trade dull Exchange London
% 1hd
Shaughae contihuei in the possession OF tbs insur
geLt,. Ming Poo district vas very disturbed. Some
nshtipg hao occurred at Annoy.
Canton remained quiet
Al Hong Kong trade was bri.l. Er;hauge on London
5s 3D.
In Burn sh another vas imminent It reported
that the King had been asssssnatsd
This telegraph despstch conadios the report that the
export Of grain from Fgyp is stopped,
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NE WIS BY RAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~D~~o~>~>,>>~S,. e>~>~>>~>
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HiLIFAX.
49,
THE RUSSO-TURKiSH WAR.
~>>~~~~>>oS>s>>>>o>N>~~
LATEST FROM THE FIELDS OF OPERATION.
RumOred Conflicts and General Success
Of the Turks.
Hostilities Temporarily Suspended in
Wallachia.
Anxiety Of England and France to Re-estab-
liSh Negotiations.
-~~~>>
The Gear and the Sultan Reported to be
Peaceabiy Inclined.
s~~~~~~~>-.~-s>-,>~~~~~~~y
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Money .-BreadstuiIs Quiet--CottOn Steady,
&C.,, De-, SO.
STATE OF THE MARKETS
Money .-BreadsiufIs Qulet-- --CottOn steady
Ssc., de-, So.

BRUNSWICK LINKS TO CALAIS,
MAISK LINK, OFFICE CORNER or
sIRtf1r, HosrJS AND THENCE TO NEW
YORK HoUsxs PRINTING TELEGRAPH, OFFICE u WALL
HAlIYAx s., Dec. 8, 1858.
The royal mail steamship Niagsa, from Liverpool,
about T. NJ SATURDAY the 26th utmo, arrived here
q little before eleven O'Clock last night.
The Niagara sailed abcut A. N, with = clear light
wind for Bostop, where she viii due about to-
She has la g. portion Of the Humoo!dts pas
fergers board.
The Collins steamship Arctic arrived out at Liverpool
at NJ Wednesday, the 23a November, having been
ashors Burbo Bank few hours In dense fog. She
sustained 40 damage
Ths steamship Golden Age refused to carry the mails
to Australia the small terms offered by the British
post oce but Captain Porter had notified that he ud
carry private letters without charge The Golden Age
WAS to Fail on the 28th ultimo.
The screw steamer Sarah Sands sailed Saturday, the
2h from Liverpool for Po tisnd, Aaine being the pio
neer Of The line between those ports.
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Egyut.

The Russian Consul General y. Alexa nda has resolved
,fd-rs from his government To leave Egypt 10 conss-
luence of tho Viceroy's a,d to the Turks
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Ss- For various miscellaneous telesrsphic CO.
srAsehes zee lass pAso.
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sAcs The division Of General uders In Bssssr> s' and
the Ottoman fore in ths Black Sea is 10 operat With
the land forces In tbs, attack
The Porte has received from the Eogiish and Frsnoh
ambassadors assurances that, In Of need 1t msy
ctunto the effective opeson Of Freacs and Eogfand
and may send s into the Black See without OF
leaving the capital pcseu to suvprise.
The Pd57e statee undar date ~nua Nov 81 that the
Russian army had received orders tAs offensive
cross the Danube and march towards AdrsaLOps II the
Turks will let them.
General Barguay de Hlliers arrived at Constnn nope
the 18th
There more reports of diplomatic notss brs n,ns
re liable.
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DIED.

BURNHAM-On the 2Ssh Sept, at Bidwslls Bar California
georee BunhAm OF HOboken aged - yean and IL months
Ea please copy
lat. John o. inch ia he sd year OF Der age
family and those OF her joseph w ana
invited attend tho funeral this fuordayl 81
erpcon O'clock at the redeBco OF her joseph CReh
No o. hds Her remains will BE- taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery
O inerutIt
IIERsON-Mapsret Hilyer, wife OF d.. Plenon;
and friends and those OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend funeral from her late residence Ia Orange
N J this day Tuesday, iith oct-l n2PM
WEEKLY Report OF the City Of BROOKLYN
ending Octobers, 1885, Males S' Females So Adas
~ sSas -hporlexv Cancer stomach L. Csssty CboI
era Ipanir n Congestion Of Brain A. Consumption ~ Coavsi
,s 81 Ctoap A. Diaubea, q Dropsy DOpsy in the Chest
DoTsy the III id 81 Drowned D,sensy 81 Fever B,..
F.yer Consestiye Fever Scsret 1; Fever Typhoid, "
YER Tbph,s Is Heart Dssse Hip Disease Hopping COosh
Ipfan nation Brain Inflammation Of Bowes smmsiion
Of Nsranus g. Partu1oD Premature Birth ~ SUI
Born 81 Upknown NJ. WEsDsLL Health 0feer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11
MUSIC

Julien GRHAT CoNoTRTs At METRoPOLirN Haul
The Sacred Concert Of NJ julien al Metropolitan Hal on
Sunday laudabe attempt to present great religious
works in an even more spiritual form than illustrating
them with words In things the change though not
for the better agreeable in others it was impossible
to supply the effect of voices by instruments In choral or
fcur, music II cannot be done efecuay The addition
Of brass instruments thoroughly developed through the ee
nius of Sax and played by such artists KONG is one Of
the submest portions and certainly tie most terrible for
great dramatic effect but they must be used discreety
To have the unbroken force Of loud resonant instruments
throughout whole piece playing the parts which should
be devoted 10 the human voice is too much Of the same
color and in music in painting Of the great arts OF
IL composer lay his tint with the greatest posi-
bic economy and discretion In choral where the har
monc masses and tie verbal accent constituted the entire
interest where there dominant melody to have the
voices supplied by the brass unsuccessful Other
iects however Jared better The Introductory chorus of
Rossnis Saiaf has various soil in il and these relieve the
choral masses Still better comparatively, was the Tenor
Solo from the same work knig the trumpet is 50 pas
sonate that we almost imagine it 10 be human voice and
then there il such wondrous purity qudty and force the
latter varied by velvety scnes that the audience was
literally transported with enthusiasm, and required the re
petition ofthe piece, with long continued plaudts
However splendid in many things this concer was We
know that person Of the classic taste Of Julien would
prefer TO represent choral vocal music as is written
with the voices and trust hear oratoro sccom
panied by his majestic and sublime orchestra The public
should support such thing ths-An entire work on
single evening and not disconnected extracts Of various
works
Last night Monday there was as usual a matches
concert of the week Ro-sins splendid semrsmde Over
ture played in equally splendid style Beethovens
dead marrh the perfection of sober and serious eHecu
ton few DAYS now viii close the gandest musical feast
ever beard in America counsel al to 20 and hear tn
marvellous array of superb talent Tbs concerts are given
every night