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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Tue feHOW FtVer az the South.
BALTIMORE Oct %, 1854
BY the arrival of the Southern mail we have received
New Orleans papers Of Sunday and Monday.
The deaths at the charity hospital New Orleans Of
yellow fever for the past week. have been sixty three
The deaths at Savannah for the week ending Thursday
thirty of which eighteen Of yellow fever
There fifteen deaths from the fever in Augusta
during the three days previous to Thursday
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Port Of New York, October 20, 1854.

ARRIVED.
Bark Lewis (of Boston Giles, San Francisco, Juns
n, via st Thomas 9Th inst with mdse, TO master.
Brig Mary Eleanor (of Batmote), Moreans Malaga, n
days, with fruit to Hamilton Bros.
Brig Maria of Boston, Fikett Jereme I'd inst with log
wood coffee to II Delafeld Oct It, lat 81 IL Ion - ~
lark bound showing white turEee with rcd border
her IT, but could make II The had
pilot on board days
Brig Margaret Jane Br Skinner, Sydney, CD, II days.
with COAL to Roome 4 Dinwidde.
sehI Flying Fish Orb Rsnauf Malaga days, with fruit.
TO Dill krohl1.
schr Mary Lane Gardiner Mobile So days. with cotton.
&c, to Lane West Co. Experienced NE winds the entire
sehf Seaport, scull, Phladelphia for Boston.
Schr California, -, philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Chester, Corson, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr johnson, Baldwin, PhilAdelphiA for Albany.
Schr Science, G1adding, Providence for Albany.
schr G Cattell, Williams, Providence for Philadsl
phia
schr Lamartine Bourne New Bedford for Albany.
BELOW.
One ship two barks, and two brgs, unknown.
Wind during the day from Sc with very heavy fog.
Telegraphic Marine Reports.
SANDY HOOK, Sunday, Oct 29-Below ship Neptuns's
Car from Callao via Hampton Roads.
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jersey City News.

TEX IIoroR TRIAIs.-Other cases have been tried and
the parties complained Of found guilty and fined, viz
John Hpham corner OF Grand and Hudson Streets $40
and costs VIM. Moore Of Newark avenue $40 and COSTS
c. Conegan $40 and costs John Carey, 30 and costs
Mr.. Sweet, foreman of hook and ladder company No.
2 Of Jersey CITY, died on Friday Of injuries received by
fall while at FIRE few days previous.
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ExIerAxrs bRFIvyD AT QuEBEc-Tte follow


Bunker Hill Monument has been visited By only about
half many persons the present season as visited It
last season.
The Martipsburg Republican confirms the report that
the cholera had again made its appearance In Martins
burg Nine deaths In four days ending the 10th
inst. number Of cases were under treatment
II is in contemplation to erect In one Of the cemeteries
in Warrington monument commemorative OF the noble,
daring and shinng virtues Of the late Stewart Holland
Who perishsd at the wreck Of the Arctic
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NUMBER OF PRISONS RESCUED FROM SmPwREcx AND
QrBEc. the spring Of the present
year. down to the 18th Of june nine vessels arrived at
Quebec, having board four hundred and forty-o
souls men, and children, who rescued from
vessels wrecked the Atlantic Ocesn The following
table gives the Of the vessels together with their
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Naval Intelligence.

Commander G. J. Pcndergrast having served three
years and half the home squadron, has been relieved
AT bis own request from the command OF the rigate
Columbia, by Commander g. r. Wilson. The Columbia
was lying en- the 14h instant, in the harbor Of Pensa
cola provscned for four months, and all ready for
The u g. slocp of Tale, Commander whittle, was
at Madeira Aug. 20, all well.
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Presbyterian Church Convention.
Markets.

PROVIDENCE, October, u, 1854
Cotton.-1he prices are firm, with steady demand
for spnners' use Wool-Thc demand has been better,
and prices have improved upon fine WOOL The sales
% 600 lbs Printing Clo.hs.-There Is decidedly bet
ter feeling in the market Many mills changing to
duced the production and there is an absolute
scarcity Of cloths Of desirable quality The sales for the
week were q, 500 pieces.
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Superior COurt-Speclal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Camnhall

Mayor, de-, rs Peter Stpyrssan Peter Cooper o. ia
s0me-This was notice for injunction to prevent
the opening of public square between Seventh street.
and Third and Fourth avenues. The injunction was
granted at Special Term and the defendants appealed
The orders at Special Term affirmed and the njuno-
ton rendered perpetual report Of the crowded
out but will probably appear in to-morrow's paper.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE PROM VARIOUS QUARr
TERs-OPMION OF COAL DEAL1R ON SHORT
wR,Gnr-A SUBSCRIBERS coALAINr-LIFB BOATS,
&C., &c.
We give annexed number Of communications on va
rous subjects Of interest They viii be found interest
ing
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CIvIIIANs' JUBILEE AT PRINGFIELD, MASS.

TO jams GORDoN EENNfTT.-
SIR-Arangs ments are being made to celebrate the
abolition Of the military rule of the national armories
and the restoration Of the civil SUPPLEMENTARY, by
public gathering and festival, Wednesday, November
LIST. The undersigned, committee Of correspondence
respectfully that yeu would do US the honor to
be present on the occasion
Please give early answer and oblge yours, with
the greatest respect,
Charles Stearns, VIM. French,
Henry Morris, s. c. Beamis,
4. Parton, o. A. SeamAns,
Or. J. Hooker, Committee.
SPRIN0FlELD Mass, Oct. %, 1854.
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DEDICATION OF TIE GKRMAN METHODIST YPIS0OFAI
CHURCH.
The Belize Sufferers.

The following the of the contributors to the
$40 fund mentioned in Mr. Jex's letter. published
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Mrs Rebecea XIII died at weare, N. H. last week, at
the age OF 102 years Until within two three years
she has lived alone-cutvatins small piece Of lsnd
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NJ All packages and Letters intended for tie New YORK
HERAL should Be sealed
ALMANAC FOR YoRx-THrs DAY.
RIsEs.............6 q MOON -
sErs...............4 SO HIGH morn. u
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IA bbls. -four from Messrs. Weekes & Douglas.
Rice, from Van B.nschoten 4 Co.
Tea, from Townsend, Clinch & Dixie.
Eocf and pork, fri M John II. Smith & Co.
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Destructive Fire.

K~SssE UNtHVC
CARRIAGE MANUFAcTORY AND FOUNDRY DIES.
TKOYED.
ROCHESTER, October %, 1854.
The extensive foundry Of Rowe and Bennett and the
carriage mandatory adjoining OF Bradley and Carson
Buffalo street. destroyed by fire last night The
loss is about twenty thousand dollars partly insured
Presbyterian Church Convention.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1854.
The first meeting of the New Synod OF the Baltimore
Old School Presbyterian Church here next
Tuesday.
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moral order. Misfortune, not Lees than deprayity.
aas much to do with the shpwreck Of female virtue
Shall we not throw ous spar or plank TO save one,
desirous to return to hope and life?
Many circumstances have combined oflate to con.
vince % that Almighty God has mercies here in
store for even some Of this class. These circum.
stances we need mot detail. Bufise IL to say, that
the Sisters Of the Good Shepherd have more than
once oered to take charge Of such persons In this
ctt{-thAt We have been importuned to authorize
coliec'i ions for the object-that offers Of liberal
object have been made that in fact after years Of
hesitation on part, We have ct last been almost
compelled 70 give our consent TO the founding Of .
nagdalen Asylum in New York, under the charge
Of the Sisters Of the Good Shepherd.
II, however, the class Of persons whom No seek 70
rescue nom LIE OF wretchedness we'll - infamy,
b - numerous - has been reported TO us, AM
MEASURES for Their relief must be projected on a
nituds Of the evil 70 be remeded. We have made
known accoFdingly that NO shall not sanction the
unde9taking until definite sum shall have bean
contributed for that purpose Il was our intention
now, IN snti q several months sS.snes U ws
connds % tie charity and zeal of the pastors and
laity q The city. It would be . great consolation
- - before returning, We should learn that this
Who can accomplish Il . would warrant us in en-
ssging The Sisters Of the Good Shepherd to come
and take charge Of IL
4th. For several years past Jon have been desi
rous d witnessing, q least, the commencement Of
the New 81. Patricks Cathedral, projected on a
scale corresponding with the immtnse Catholic
Population. and present. - Wen - prospec tve mag
nitude Of the city Of New York. We deem IL expe-
dent TO postpone this great undertaking yet for a
year or two. Tho nsw Cathedral itself ID not ALSO
lute!y needed for some time. BeGides, the precise
grace q tie streets In the neighbofhood OF the
proposed location have mot been determined.
10 zoe meaf sme. With some funds vhich have
Reeo couScsf', &c nope to construct twu new
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Cost ano foun0.

CAUTION-ST0LENo or LOST-Two NOTES
NOF BAND-the payment Of which having been stopped
French RichArds dated Phadephs, June 49, lsN ~
sx months their order for SIS So; French Rich
ards dated Phad phia June - 1854 months, to Their
order for ~ SIS 81 reward Of cleo viii be psd fer
the return Of he notes and que.tions asked.
N 81 LEWIS No ISIS south Front 81 Philadelphia
g. = REWARD.-LOST, in Fulton-st., New
Rc York between the Ferry ard waerst pssksse Of
TsTeF relating to Marine Insurance Loss o. the
owner The shove reward will he paid The person
ins them to A. s. PALMER, No. Merchants Esehaose,
Waist
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6orses, Carriages, 81.

EOR SALE-A sorrel PACING MARE, six
years old IS hands high peri ctly sound and eentei has
for the last three months under the saddle BY LADY,
kind in harness not afraid Of locomotive. Any wishing
hind and pretty beast for sniy will 6nd her cheap In
quirs Of A o. No IL Psttst
NJESSRS. MOTT & Co., so well and favor
1uRERs a. BrSEeport Coma Keep constantly f thor
porium al No. So BROADWAY srse s..srnent o. RIGA
and SELECT CARRIAGES of the LATEST STYLES and
PATTEREs Which they Offer 10 the public favorable
term, any other house 10 the city.
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Gpetial Notices.

TnSepe pJepi Democratic state Convention.-The
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS of the State
Of New FORK ae requested appoint ONE DELEGATE from
each Assembly District represent such District IN STATE
CONVENTION assemble on MONDAY the 18th Of septem-
Up in the City Of Auburn to decide upon the
s,re Of action to be adopted the Fall Election and do
40, 9th er business which properly before thsDsted
Syracuse, Aug q, 1854
CHAS. HEATON,
EEOCH MARKS, .Onondsga
r. r RAYMOND,
Z L. SOuLE
S. D. POTTER. Rochester.
n w. sPENCER, Oswego.
d ~. FROST, Oneida
X. A. sTANSBURY, SewY YORK.
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Ghanres for Business Men.

Ghanres for Business alien.
business for SALE or LEASE.-A BRUSH
DFACTORY. with full set Of Machinery. capable q turn
c.p viii be .od low for cash or essed 70 responsbs party
for third the prohts Apply at No. 100 Msden lane
nRY GOODS STORE TO LET.-A very de-
~ sssr stand oe.,d 10 one Of the most aelshfql snd
st.. ssw.soii : : =
nRUG STORE for sALE-Ope of the oldest
~ establishments In the City situated on one Of he sreste
meas. Address D. H. N. B., Tribune Ofce.
TOR SALE.-A new and beautiful STEAM
i SHIP ~ feet long 80 feet beam Iei hold Dat ne
with foe tuns boar including the machinery Tie sa
strongly built Of the best Materials and dssopsly s'o -
h non s 100 saS.; sxd iron s.ts o &
Ions cspaety sired 20 sa'ss sss
~ :ss % . ls' ds n:, soa
capacity she could be built 1p ;cd mo s :. as,s 70 %
o. unite win s,% I'D ysi q, ses ne :ds
NOR SALE LEASE or PARTNERSHIP
... wArER radyLm Ion. &C, c MnS v !,
fse three asdes high .Ss n:shne si.hs D-slass ,st
bands, Orr, ed So ss s oS, a1a:s "a sor.
and sbout Of good Land Al successful opessrSn
M =. % ..s S.yss e.. c R,i
AZ psrtD,r exchange Tor eitygspsrry fnee s%p"o
asdr.s T., Boz ,74s Nsw.Yors POss0ece.
ITO PRINTERS-RARE CHANCE.-The
se rs sHs1 y e 4 NE "a
IERIALs including eogss. rs % 81 s .i sss
,sfs Of the Who'll. Be ELECTED portion .n 30
sold active Printer % nsasss The osssrn bndse-
49, ]: 3: & Ia:
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D n. FROST, Oneida
\. A. sTANsBURY, SewYork.
Papers friendly Pless. copy. N =.
Sixth Ward n pursuance With the above call the
ELEC1IoN VII ss he held q sR No 81 E@''
%1 ( I'm $$ $SF, Inspectors of Election
Ws b Elec,Srs en e tho
% Geers there T D es =. ne syso, Ward
HotsI Eo rs msdor between The hours Of and NJ
Tor puP.s S bs oD Ike s sq Inst ''' 10 '
B, OidsIOf I p w T IvEs Inspectors of Election
rI,,,.e,,b Ward.-Tbs WHO ELECTORS OF this
wsid are hereby notified that go ELECT ONfor ONE DEtE
oATE ONE ALTERNATE viii be held on TgE GsDao
and ard the following named persons have been :p
R991T" SsoN and @ W Gallon By order Of the
Wa COMMITTEE, BENJAMIN HASKELL Chairman.
HSpSEw CRAFT. Secretary.
-Th;r,e,r,b Ward.-A Temperance Meeting will be
held on WEDNESDAY the 18th inst AZ u o'clock at No
5Msbgn select four DELEGATES e meet in AueTIa on
nominate State Officers for TIE ensuing Ee9Sp order
PRECEDENT Of the KILN wsrd Temperance Alliance.
Nineteep,h Ward.-A Primary Meeting of the Whig
Electors OF tbs wsId be held Coprsds Hotel Of
hour. o. s .Dd ocoet to elect hive Delegates
Tenth District Convention for tbe purpose Of selecting Dele.
copye1On be held on the s5 int BY order Of the
Tweutietb Ward.-Tbe Wbig Electors are requested
to meet pursuant the Of The Genera Com
milf
INST between hours Of and A NJ, to elect FIVE Dele;
in STATE TH6MSs Gibbs 0,qei hsmsn
Committee. In nV'ih" Ni"' ''' ~
} }sss; 3 r co SU%ESnO'fS seerefsrie.
HEADQUARTERS LA FAYETTE Hall, Sept H. 1884.
a., shs a an 18Th nst at O'clock AM
for purpose attending the funeral Of our late comrade r.
H. rAihASoN 0y 0'O' EDw VINCENT, COmmsndant.
RM COOLEY Orderly Sergeant.
Temperance Cony eution,,.-Tbe Temperance Cit
seps 81 New York will meet THIS EVENING at St Lutes
poios organization worthy Of the confidence and support Of
the The I3s
Delegates" NATHAN N!sBET,
JAS. @. SCOTT,
An Improvement has been made In the free show
stC0sThR's RAT CoCKRoA II &c ,EKKrER l IS!v
FREE SHOW at the window outside of store
New-York Vegetarian Society-Ih, se ys
Sept 3 At the Lecture Room of the New York Hydop.he
In1s No IS Lsisht St Address, By The Ry wiLLs LIAM
ssnSe are invited present take part the discus
non. r. T. TRAIL NJ. D., President.
C. B LIE BARON, Secretary.
y6n hs MFN's GtRisTiAN XsSociATToN win tais
place ON TUESDAY EVENING Sept H. y O'clock at the
MCGEE. Rec secy.
Breyoort House Restaurant, Finh,av, corner Of
Fishth-st-Ths esbi hment, conducted exclusively on
nooaon OF Ladies' and Gentlemen residing In the Hotel
Dinners and suppers win be served at all times short no
tice either in private rooms OF in the Restaurant
the srs.t TE%PERANcE IEcTTaER again. in the city,
His address viii he No 81 Avenue D.
Engrant Intelligence Ohlce and Labor Exchange
n Removed No. "a CsnSst to the Of Centre
and Csnsst, NewYort. The Ofce s established BY the
isTss humber. Of ABoRERs and SERVANTS at very low
Of wages and persons have their orders hed by
wns to the Superintendent spd .eodins the s%oont oeee
70 employer JAS. P. FA9AN, Superintendent.
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N-sECOND DAY TUESDAY, Sept. r.
Match Race for 81 600 Two Mile Hests bali forfeit
Hare Oswald names b. c. AGlTA1OR, ) yeas Old, by
Cbilde Harold. dam -. Dress fancy.
PeIes Biaieiy psmes b c. TERRIFIER.s years old. by
SOVEREIGN Jane Mitchell by Levishan. Dress fancy
Race TO come of a. q O'Clock
p,or,,s,or., mira. sS5o -
Peleg Blakely names CHI c HENRY, by Glencoe, dam by
Medoc 8 years old Dress fancy.
John NJ Rddeburger names ch. EMILY, by Grey Eagle
dam by Medoc, years old. Dress fancy.
X. B. Chesihsm names Oh G. McGRATH, ky Glencoe. dam
by John Richards 4 years old. Dress fancy
Calvin Green names oh. c.. JOHN HOPKINS, by lston
-, years old. Dress fancy Race to come of at
O'Clock.
Persons visiting the Course viii take steamboat Fulton
Market connestfDs with the Flushing Railroad az Hun.
ter's Point direct the track Also, Houston Grand
and lthst Ferries Stages from WILLIAMSBURG a. all
hours 70 The Course or connect with railroad Hunters Point.
Strangers badges giving the privileges OF the Course for the
week price sle be had at the gate Admission 70 the
Couss eli Main Stand. 80 Field Stand free Members
obtain their medals by application TO b ChEATHAM,
secreay No SO Pnce the Course during the entire
meeting A fine Band OF Music will be 10 ATTENDANCE
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DHODE ISLAND INDUSTRIAL FAIR
~ The Annual Rhode Island Industrial Fair which opens on
the 18th will close until the Soth inst far respects
tn exhibition Of Prints Mil Manufacturers generally
Competent merchant will attend all entries, which are
the public thst department by numbers on and
heep corresponding record Of the names Of
for reference He viii for the whole time, under advice
ss hrpier between owners. SCENTS and purchasers
TIT exhibition Of Prints Cotton and Woolen Goods open
70 manufacturers Of the They solicited 10 avail
themselves Of this occasion n iisplsy their abrcs
STEPHEN H. SMITH, Secretary.
Providence, Sept /, 1854
HNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Il ARIA collection (the complete made by
pc of authentic pictures by Gudode Sienna IA D. ll)
Cimthue Gioto hemm PsrsgDo, Leosardo da vinei. Ra
ph,.l Corregso Titan Donenichsbo Sevator Rosa velas
auez @grno Rgesns Van Dyes Tsnier, LEY ReDbr1ndt
polds Hossrh West Creme and HoIs:e YerneL Nc $50
Broadway. Admission Is eents
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TILE NRM.YORK TRIBUNE

yoR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH
q, npbhed en- the departure Of esoh NAL steamer
Car Al 81 50 per Sose Copies six Genus
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NEW STORY by Mrs. f. F. CARLEN.-
~ THE HOME IN THE VALLEY By Mr.. .. Car:
len. Translated by Ebert Perez. VOL limo, cloth IS
cents; paper. 50 cents. .
The WORK continued description Of delights Of home,
which although occasionally obscured by grief and IN some
folly rendered still more precious oJ their
brief absence"
Her productions certainly deserve favor; they come from
beautiful mind and pure heart" ~ Courier and Enquirer
THIS a wort which will Be read with interest BY every
lover Of our country and OF liberty" y. Pieayune
The auth descriptive and dramatic powers OF
no ordinary degree" Washington National lnelHgeneer
" Her ably written and give delhu pictures Of
life ip The north of Europe" Yankee Bsde
For visor Of thought and pstbos this story unrvsed
National Democrat
The plot exciting; the flowing and easy the
graphic and the dialogue brink and
lively Cincinnati Gazette
She home the pure happiness OF
t1uthfuJy paint Protestant Churehman
A worf unsurpassed in tse annals Of 6etion'
fNatoasl Democrat
Tbs volume LIKE i predecessor ju.ly be accounted
GEM" Albany Asaa
Also BY the same suthoress.
ONE YEAR OF WEDLoCK. vol; cloth, IS cents pa
per 50 cents
per 81 cents
per 50 cents
BRIDE OF OMBERG ] vol; cloth, IS cents paper, 50
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DOCKS, PAPER and STATI0NERY.-The
I'D updertu-d bess leave call the attention. Of Country
Merchants and others his toek Of BLANK Toy and hcei
Books Fancy and Staple sstioneryi Writing Letter
and Note Psr<T; Gold Pens Porteh snn,ss Poehet boo
k Of every description which be offers low IN he
trade can d mcst respectfully solicited ,ony
Bsnk Book Manufacturer and JeebeI in eeob ard st-
pessIy, Ne ~ GStss ct, vhslssAle asS retail
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WANTED-A situation by respectable
w youns Woman as CHAMBERMlID or WAITER; no
objection 10 20 distance in the country Good city
erence be given Can be AZ No. ~ Woosters rear
hCor back
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EIFTH RHODE ISLAND INDUSTRIAL

EIFTH RHODE ISLAND INDUSTRIAL
FAIR Rhode Island Society for ID eneoussement
Of DOMESTIC INDUSTRY hold their Annual Fair in Proyi-
dence the spacious Railroad Hall from The 18th to the lon
September next
In addition 70 the usual display such occasions extra e
forts msde bring together all the various styles Of
goods each IL is ordinarily sent to market
of Desry all the goods IN the state ara
vicinity will then and there be assembled or within CALL
sfodns an opportunity TO purchaser from abroad TO buy at
reduced long list Of charges may DO discounted IN
their fsvoT
Commission merchants meet their correspondence and
new engasements might be formed with other parties.
SMITH
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THE sEU-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE SEw-YORK TRIBUNE

70 puhlshed every TUESDAY and FRlDAT hoRNse. Pr
IS rtr annvtn. Two copies for g. Five for e % AdV'
teeiuents 40 cents q line for each insertion.
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NCONI's PPODR0M -
Il THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING, ROBERT MA
CARE BAHTHOLOMEUS FAIR, CHARIOT RACING
oUARTFR HEATS ON THE SADDLE, and LEAPING A
TWELVE FOOT DITCH by Ladies' Gymnastics by
the sIEGRIST BROTHERS, &c
Competitors for the Prizes in the Brooklyn Wilamsbursh
and Jersey City Frmens Foot Race requested leave
their names the Box Office this day.
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WANTED-A few good WAITER III -
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