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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
FLOUR INSPECTION IN NEW-YORK.
~ H. Woih ess Prst5eSt n T. Com E-chlHse Flosr n
speefi0a Afs0eiGtoa.

n H. Volt, esq Prs,iScs, n Com E-eAauge FIos, n
Teeii0a Assoeldfson
DEAR SIR: The undersigned corn and -four dealers
in this city congratulate your Association that some de-
termined efforts are being made by your very respect
abe body to elevate and improve the inspection OF
-four at your markets
We are in this section of the country large pur-
chasers end consumers of -four, and it is very annoy
ing not to say wrong that have 20 long been i'm
posed upon by bad inspection, nearer, inspection
at all Our people will not longer submit, and demand
Of the seller better article, which, unless your mar
kets will furnish rival at Montreal will, and as
matter of course draw us thither.
Your city is the most convenient and desirable mart
and we should much prefer continuing acquaintance
so lorg and pleasantly had with your merchants.
We shall await with some interest the result of your
efforts In trying to check this tamperng SO important
matter that of breadstufs, and trust they viii be
crowned with success.
We are respectfully, yours &c,
HAYWARD & Harris. Fisk L Dale, J. II. Bowler,
Tbos. A. Taylor Co., Z A Upton Co. Cyrus GOss
Jsbez True, Wm. SANFORD, VIM Jewell,
john 2. Bent, C. III. Dunning Co, DIlinshsm Smth,
Clarke Aver jacob {. Smith, yames Clste
Mutual Store Co, Sidney TbAxtsr, +. NJ ssbin * Co.
Pearson Crosby, Atwood &Nicksrson,C. A. LanDns.
Nash Strickland, p ?. Pearson,
Bar March Il, 1856
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Passengers.

Sir C. Stewart Brandon and lady, Mrs Mcouesion MIS-
Bowman Mr. Lindsay and lady, Ensign Armstrong, MI
and lady Mr Miller and lady Capt RssI The M Rsy
Morton Rose Amos Lovey Amos Bellhoree Lindsay Nc
Donald Bigelow Hogan, Msson, Heron McD9nonghI Roy
Thompson Bozz B.rrazaron Van Amburgh Lear. Bailey,
Wortsbet French Morgan HuntingoId, stephens Taylor
Kkpstiek Hastings. BurPee Turner Wallace Gennls Csan
Pack Jackson, HILL wheasy Cailam RulheriSrd EyAn,,
isnd henson Ralph Cote Thomas Mercer DeDts, Roye',
FeTsuson Webb Chaerton Miss Willie Dr. Berholt and ady
Hunste lady Dr. Houston, Adams, j. and lady, MISS mar
kin Miss MILAN, Allison.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
,rx ,ux Hou., PRINTING TELEGRaPH OFFICE n wALL-srI
u.TtVN Friday March % ie56

m, rus HoU,r PRINTING TELEsRaPH, oTrIcE II wALLsrl
HALIFAX, Friday, March 2s, 1856.
The ROYAL Mail steamship Canada, Capt Lang
from Liverpool on the afternoon of the 18th inst
rived here at u o'clock this evening
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived at Liverpool
at p m. on Thursday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. Dallas who went out in the Atlantic, proceed
ed on his arrival in Liverpool to the Adelph Hotel
where Consul Hawthorne had engaged apartments for
him. A deputaton from the American Chamber Of
Commerce waited upon him at the Hotel and pre-
senttd bin with q congratulatory address.
Mr. Buchanan's speech at the Lord Mayors Ban
quet had produced good effect, and no excitement
existed respecting American affairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
KANSAS MOVEMENTS IY'THE SOUTH
Coy,e.pond<Hes Of TIE Albany Journal.
M,sstSsIppI RIVER March

Coy,espondeHes Of The Albany Journal
MISSISSIPPI RIVER, March 16, 1856.
have lust come up from Tennessee, and let me as
sure you the South now moving In earnest In send
ipg settlers to Kansas. | heard letter from kansas
10 gentlemen in Memphis, read at Kansas meeting,
in which the South were urged to send their men on
Immediately. " The only hope" the writer stated,
lists before the LIST of July, the Territory would
be lost" Tie writer says " there are now at least
three Aboltionists to friend of the South, and il
ANYTHING is to done it must be done quickly" On
the boat now there are q from South Carolina bound
for Kansas Send on friends of Freedom faster and
faster or all is lost 200 from Alabama are to como up
II week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
PyPNING SESSION.

The Albany Bridge bill reported ts the Senate
with amendments and made the special order for Mon
day evening. The amendments limit the capital to
$500 OOO provide that the tolls for crossing shall not
exceed the annual net revenue of 10 per cent
on the capital stock make the stockholders Individually
liable for the debts Of the corporation; obiging the
subscription to per cent providing that so per cent
of stocks shall be given to individuals if the same shall
be applied for requiring the draw to be $50 feet clear
of distractions, giving vessels the preference over
railroad trains in passing the draw, and allowing all
Railway Companies desiring to connect with other
roads to do So
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

TRIAL OF Gov. PRIcE-THIRD DAr.-The trial OF
Gov Rodmon NJ. Price, in the United States Circuit
Court on the charge of deacatiop continues at Trenton.
The third day Thursday was occupied in taking tho
testimony of Com. Jones, James Van Nostrand Of
New-York, Lieut.. A. NJ. Hudson, Purser Thomas b.
Nslle H. r. Bowie, and Edwin Stevens, "a lad for
the prosecution; and John @. Carman, VIM. s. Sole
war; Joseph r. Curtss, DE Grose b. Fowler, George
II. Mead, and Thomas Psmper, for the defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

and John L. Swift, esq.. Of Boston were listened
to with intense interest until very late hour.
And so 1t is all over the State The great issue in
this election absorbs every other interest. The
cited, and great must be the victory Of the tri.
umphant party. Dun.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
STEAMBOAT-BouER EXPLOSION.

CINcIsNArI, Friday, MaTch ., Iooo'
The larboard boiler Of the steamboat Metropolis
burst near Pomeroy, Ohio yesterday, injurng seven
persons, three Of them dangerously The boat was
but slightly damaged.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CIscIssArI, Friday, March %, 1856
Nire persons have died from their injuriesnCaPt.
Hazett +. A. Roberts, Messrs. Tronth, Bryant,
Metz, three passengers unknown, and the nreman'
name unknown.
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FRANCE.

Paris commercial letters continue to speak with con-
sdeuce of peace They also mention that the specua
tive mania increases. The more cautious fear that
neaoe will bring on a commercial catastrophe.
The little stranger was hourly expected, and cum
ous programme Of his appearance had been published
in the HoRiteur. -
The Golden Rose, blessed by the Pope will this year
be sent TO the Empress Eugesie.
Prince jerome continued to recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

We regre. TO hear that Senator TovSne Of Je6eron
County, and Senator Cuyler Of Wayne, are detained
from their seats by illness.
Mes.rs. Wells and Parker Of Jeaersca are gsinaAe
MI Mssey of Jefferson, who las recovered non
an attack Of the vsholoid, les,.ns this morning thai
several members Of his t.amily are nov similarly
afflicted Albany Journal, Msrea ". .
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SPAIN.

The Government had laid new Customs tariff be-
fore the Cortes.
The Madrid Gazette officially denies that Napoleon
has sddressed any remonstrance TO the Spanish Gov
eminent respecting the internal state of the country
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29


FINALE RIor-WHIsKY BELOW PAR.-On Se,uI-
dsy last about twenty thirty Of the most respec.
abe ladies in Farming gton-backed mp ana pro,eceed
by about 900 men and boyt-turned our arined
With su able implements and vent to every groysnop
in the place and emptied out the qinA'
thew could find; which, from all that we coud learn,
wa: not a very email quantity. one man ioekeo W
bis oroooery determined to keep them OUT but ma.
;ny Them resoute and unfinehing be finally unlocked
agsin to ave them the trouble Of breaking the door
in then stood ard watched them turn bis Liquors OUT
ard when they had finished, ne jumped upon tne
counter and proposed three cheers for the adies se
which he made them short speech and declared tnat
he would never sell any more Intoxicating nrhAs ~
Iong az be lived in Pennington. We hope he WIN De
a. good as his word and that the LADIES VIII see mat
oHtbe rest do likewise. In one grocery the ladies',
by mistake, attacked barrel OF molasses. Like the
dog in the fable, that's what It got Tor beng IN bad
conpapy. We believe, however, they contnved 70
ave the contents with but little loss. Thus In one
stsIpoop the ladies of Pennington have cleared their
town of that dread destroyer-acohol. Although We
40 moi believe in rOtous and Illegal proceedings, yet
we rejoice that the citizens Of Pennington have ssown
deter pinaton to have their town freed frou he IN
uepce Of intoxicating drinks, and we hope 1ey VII
nerssyere In that determination.
(Csnto-. I'M Register
The pitch, tar, and turpentine establishment o
Messrs. Blessy & Wakefield, NV Orleans, was De
stroyed by FIRE on the 2o.h inst Loss shout SAW
Fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

inc q he Cana Board held on Tuesday, March 2sth,
M isss the be- following sppcintnents were made ,anes
II. Iedlie. Lat Assistant Engineer removed Robert
Buans, ist A.si.t.nt Engnssr sepoysa; n sss ohm l.
.istast Ebgneer; Cabel II. Mason, appoint ID Super
n,e,d,pt On Section No. H. Erie Canal; etsr Shoe
crsft Collector at Rochester; TrrmaS p. Morse.
Weishmaste,; George Ii. Foster and Robert Shsddds.
Cara Boa. Inspectors.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
TURKEY.
Ministry was occupied with measures

The Ottoman Ministry was occupied with measures
for alevatng the commercial crisis. The free export
of breadstuffs is permitted from Southern Turkish
ports, but prohibited from ports east of the Darda-
neles.
1t is reported that Sir Edmund Lyons will go to
Constantnople as British Minister in place of Lord
Strstford Redclife, after the conclusion of peace
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
THE CRIMEA.

The meeting of the Allied and Russian Generals on
Traktr Bridge had resulted in the marking out of
line of neutral ground, limited by the Chernaya.
There considerable sickness in the French army:
The English surgeons having little TO do had offered
their services to the French hospitals at Constannope.
The Russians were also unhealthy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
ASIA.

Ismael Pacha preparing to take command of the
Turkish Amy at Erzeroum.
Omer Pasba was at Trebizonde, on his way to Con-
stantiDople. 80
Selm Pacha is to be Cour-martaled for the fall of
Kah,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
ITALY
PRI-SSII

The Inspector General Of Prisons OF the Duchy o.
Parma had been assassinsted in the street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
THE BALTIC.

1t is stated from Hamburgh, March IL, that the
British flying squadron was pushing toward the Gull
of Finland.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

Prince C;ortehakoa, the dplomatst, is going from
Vienna to St. Petersburg be says TO take par IN Inc ne
taken by Russia after the conclusion OF peace NJ
T,oH returns from Stuttgard for the same purpose
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

PyySsYLyANIA.-The following is the Platform
adopted by the Union Republican, American and
WhiQ) State Convention held at Harrisburg on the
26th and 27th inst.
Whereas. The semen Of Pennsyvania opposed to he Ma
holding question:: Of governmental policy divers
yet il believed h a. ss %c 81 sS ess Son
= country by the repeal Of the Missouri CSmPronse BY the
SI ssnes Rs RSs Slavery upon coty to
..ies Of large majority the inhabitants. and by ts UNJUST
End S oS.s thd.s bon upon the 3 to offices Of
trust and horOr well in the distribution Of ' patron
Vk-yea. Agreement In principle the only bond that
unite effectively honest men in political action therefore
dv matte in the support of the candidates nominated
by this Convention upon the basis OF those principles upon
Re.d That the PRESENT National b the
,.osf G oSpoms a. the Instance Of selfish
~ honor and trust in order that their places might be
filed BY Inefficient and corrupt refusing 70 pro
ed 10 be secured to by the Consultation aud laws Of
tho United States thereby showing itself powsfio io
reople and honor Of ths country ss Justly forfeited 81
claim to the confidence and respect OF the people OF this Com
R,red Ths, we will all honorable means to check the
evils inflicted tho country BY sas unjust snd
brought by the Of h patronsse that We are
utterly opposed TO the .dm,son INTO ne &c
the extension Of Slavery into any territories he
R.S That We cordially dsspprOvs Of the in.erfeIsnss Of
FOREIGN influence every kind In civil and political sns
and are equally hostile the interference OF the Government
or people Of the United States In the na oi onef
ysrs auy such Interference unwise and In CONFLICT win
hs ssbinston Farewell Address whch
neuc.es with emphatic esrnestness me proPrsy o. sso
"a. douton OF sy policy which might involve Us In unpoh
abe con,roy yersies with fore GA nations
Reo.ss That We regard ot party to sssn
influence fraugh with manifold evils TO the country Unrest
.uE the stability Of Institutions and endAnseing tne no
~ - sons by contact with the paupes and elons cast
IRON our shores from hospitals and prons o. Europe
Rr.oed That, American Liberty depends te ~ Yrsssrys va
r,t duty Of the State and that all attempts By vhomsoeye
- ~ fynr whatever quarter nstisated to destroy such
system by perverns TO sec,aran purposes or
rosns ,s prosre. eItensobecsuse It n0t the nstra
OF uicain1 particular religions creed-onsht 70 30
70, ist.d a. .uxht vi Icaculsble mischief and evil
R,d That the respect and confidence OF this Conyeatson
| hs psop. OF this Commonwealth due 10 the present
Chef Mssrsfe Of The State and TO the members Of bis ad
ni.,rson to tsgrty purity OF purpose and sterling
attrn tb,y have ans,sd heir ofcial conducts and
va heartily commend them the sDvort OF every enfen VINO
values the honor and interests Of the state and can sPpee
lie virtues Of devoted and faithful public servants
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
THE LATEST.
THE PEACE CONFERENCES

PAsis, Friday, March 1.-THE Congress held It's
ninth sitting today. The Moaiterr publishes the
following; "The Congress having invited Prussia Is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

To authorize the Controller 10 loan money from the
income Of the United States Deposite Fund 10 aid in
the establishment of the New-York State Agricultural
College. Loans s4O 900 when Trustees raise a like
sum.
FIRE INSURANCE. conPASIEs
Tie Controller sent in his Annual Report the
condition of Insurance Companies from which we take
the following items
TIE following the totals of Stock Fire Insurance
Companies in NewIofk City:
I'm Ia. e..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29
pIrSSIA

Theodore, one Of the Aztec children, died at Berlin
o! fever.
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AsTUsEMENTs.


THALBEsGs Lssr CoNcE rs
~ I nsnts ana Friday. November 20 and a.
M oorrscaALK
twho bas volunteered his services IN tho mos. obgng
~: n %5s".a. On S$fHsssSAah
ms T. sol1soaAI.K and " T III I2ssdni
VIII pay M Thabers s grand fantasia on
On two Of Erard,s grand gianOfor.es.
WIN also play Barcarolss aud his fntasas on xaaan
800. 800, s, y "a aud nd '.Elisir q, Amore =
or ' So Isarsas Sfs and Fridays
cone, IT'S so. " nics m@'Rss ss !, the -,
Down g. w pss var E9Ssp Kngs street,
The sale OF the 81 seats WIN L O'Clock on the
King - aS oa s doom on Thursday
Hhsnssg wing Day the whole Of The remaining seats be
Doors open At X concert COMMENCES at O'Clock
reib 51Sfr hvEsi D tsss se eSsSfs a.
on "Ai'' n THaLBERG and V GorrsoHALK
win again make their joint appearance
OK THURSDAY THANKSGIVING, AFTERNOON,
The DRuNKARD;
or The FALLEN SAVED,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
has been for " past Y ESsa
terpoon the drama OF George BarnweL which time the
es ticket witness its Performance the purpose
e. on ss % aua q hspnass
easy
at this period when the
TERRIBLE scoURGE. IsrKMPrRAscE.
IL on the increase tn ongh multiplied facilities becomes
duty to the portion of the community To
them in the mot forcble OF the fearful ead arising
ON continued of dsioatou and the happy results
of touch handle not this uncean
thing.
therefore let every parent his child every employer
his apprentice and merchant his clerk TO the academy
OF Muse Thanh sgivnl the represen-
taon of this impossible picture OF good aud evil being emf
nsDy for the Of vrtnous reso
tons and The suppression Of all vicious propensies Let all
and our word for It, will return "a wiser aad better
man -
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VUALLACK's THEATRE CARD.
w MR. WALLACK
has the honor to that his
BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE,
the present, will take place on
SATURDAY, NOV. q,
which occasion In compliance with numerous applications
he win appear saYLoCK in shakspere's nlay Of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
And also for the first time In three years. DICK DASH
ALL, In the favorte petite comedy Of
MY AUNT,
with other entertainments.
box book Open
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GEO CuRIsrY WOODS
~ Broadway, below Grand street.
Henry 1919
Geo. AAoA00
oPEN EvERY EvnMIue.
HEGRO MIN6TREL9Y.
Concluding with.
wsdnesday-wEFFo. THE sENsIBLE MONKEY
Thursday afternoon and evening-HAPPY MAN.
Friday MASQUERADE BALL
Saturday. last time this season-WEFFO THE SENSIBLE
MONKEY.
On Thanksgiving Day, Nov 20, A GRAND AFTERNOON
PERFORMANCE, commencing at ~ o'clock
Tickets rs ccnta Evening, ID commence u TX O'CLOCK
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A1IBLOs gladden.
IN Doors open ~ o., 70 commence q ".
WEDNESDAY, svEHIsa. NOV H. is1G.
Grea bili--Fo nr Entertainments.
rHA WONDERFuL nAvElk,
Commencing With he extraordinary evoule MS on
ron~.s, III IL hr koPE
rohowed by the pantomime Il
IhE skCe m MARkGAGE.
eros fierre Fra uris ~ Gregoire. Jevme
- NEW FESTIVAL DANsANTE.
Mile Robert and The bsllet gou pany
- ITALIAN akiGANDS.
Characters by the Wonderful Ravels.
Jnurruay, lhantttVtR Dsv rand gala bn-rou entors
Young Bepger aud the entire double company wn app ar
Two novelties ~ rehearsal.
w GREAT wAILACK FAREwEI, WEEK.
night win be perfo med at this bea ui temple kh6
dramatic art the celebrated drama Of
DON CESAR DE BsZAN
received Monday tight With uneounded enthusAsm Mr..
wallack will sustain bis graf cs bari or OF
personst!on which he sapd unrivaled the sag. The
play viii be followed by me cha ming comedy ~
eIMPsON 4 co.
which Mr. Blake Mr. Wacot Mrs Hcey Mss Cannon And
Mrs Allen will appear After which, new rce, produced
for the first time, ente ed
- - a IHUMPING LEGACY.
On Thursday, Thanksgiving kight-A splendid BILL
THE STR "A N RB.
SCAN MAG.
dor the first time for many yean).
THE THUMPING LEGACY,
being the last night but OF the engagement Of
MR. WALLACk.
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MATRIMONIAI-

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or A HIGHLY RsaPrCrA.
N BILE family fine education and personal sppearNnce de-
acquainted with young aay We
mony win be necessary that The applicant should
pos, essed Of equal income With himself say N DO per
run. Any wishing In sincerity 70 correspond win
pIesss address conndeniialy Theodore " rreniere
az II "a Po~t ofce.
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u ERoexrR OTIS
N kerosene Illuminating OH.
Kerosene Lubricafing OIL
keroecne BfnnscIe OIL
A0'''% s y Sssia .ss,s :
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A ar FrIEMAN m BUsrrEss UPWARDS or FORTY
N W, OF age, Wishes 70 correspond with LADY with
vtw natnony must be possessed o. property Of
Kind nd afectonste disposition and LADY ke address An
pIcasons strictly confidential Address Dor ls; Herald
oLce, one week.
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A ADsExa T r. osfdSi COMBINATION
DRAMATIC ATTRACTION,
Under Ss Ssson S of JOHN
entirely new dramas never before acted together with
'0hh Sr'0shAm saia0 a e
And multiudnous quantity miscellaneous amusement
spec.s n.iionsi drama, written b. waller Moore Lsnan
ESQ., Of SA'uln0r fH fn' black RANGERS;
On, TIE Blrrl. or GERnAsrowS,
ssa an
4 entirely e. % .sssi n :sa
NEW reax By Gas III LIGHT;
With .upsrs t es. 4 fs eSsrass as0 hs 's'
AMI f 4; ss ;s f, zss1 HPf sssnAnD
WIN appear ana execute two Of sss mo. famous
The whole y conclude Mn ss S,. Indian of
For particular. sec future sS,s1.smsn, .ad bin Of tho
fsnes sOoen,. Amplla.s,rs . cents
DEMEMBER
Binf' sraP Z, s ;ss T.s.r..s,..
"' 'i Tie assi..'sa g,'-sss,. =,
The unrirsics German ruiar,st
\: .::' anton: n. Nh. "a; y::s :: s:
Only '''' ''is: : men s s.s: s,s.:;s
Only Ten years Of age.
'' Nv Ever :. sisr Der 70 % dc New York public
Popular songs &C. 4c, &C.
10 DO had At al The fashionable mu.c 10 New YORK
and Breeslyn. Door. open :. shi Commence q ~.
cADEMY OF xusrc.-oRAND NATIONAL TEN.
S ss%ons s6Rss N rMs FIELD
Believing ,ha, The drama can be made worthy cosduscr
WIN nc pulpit . es. ~ s sos.l
Ne s a. .S s citizens Of New
naesrv,cnsr rrnrR
s ss or my ss, g. Z
"'nnern' he Srns .. = ,j 1s Ic entitled
originally y him .ss York
with cas-, Of char.eier embodyins An ar~y
p he prpgrs.. x - PsSe ne following We s sbl-sus
w y ,r1,ht MI 4, lI,ns,.s, s,s..,..
- IL s.:ikisss. 4 sS-.rs and xa,.
Picture s-Hsbtual In.one.tscs.
Picture '-prsni'r f xssss's : Maniac
Picture She r.il s;i n q \ &C.,
In his scene John Howard Psynss celebrated ballad 4
Home s"'s. os NM fmc S x iss Ssis2LpHxS,
with orchestral accompaniment
'' 4 ek 81 II III DANCE BY THE corAxY.
THE FEW xxcri asH ouApnrrLr,
N. SIrsnsss By rr s ssss x.,o,
Resews and oeizs.
w" FORTY EIGHT LADS AND LAaaRs,
Under zen years Of age.
GRAND SCOTCH srRArsPEY.
ADMISSION TO II is'e 81 i fSs HOUSE CENTS
Doors opcn o'eoss oysrsgre commences It quarter
Carriages can call alta quarter past eve O'Clock.
1ss m Il spS the immediate 'upern
DR. VALENTINE IN A FULL LREoTH ENTERTAIN.
b5..d %sS Tins GIT cxk Assdemy h COS
VII admit four persona each only four nights moro
TBALBERos LAST CONCERTS uLLmaH RE
quests that all bulls for Mr. 1harbcrg's Concerts "a
dressed 70 him, care Of O. Breusng, 70l Broadway So
THANKSGIVING NIGHT THE GREAT PIECE OF
Il GFNEvIsvE: OR, THE REIGN or TERROR,
whsh Ia. perfected srecrss and
Of interest excsd The hril faithfully depleted
The beauty and completeness Of IL production and The large
gsesse o. fhansss,ins Ds az ven "s every nsh
this week. Procure your tickets IL The daytime
Umpire HALL. TO LET FOR AMusEMENrs-Ir rs
~ 70 feet wide so high and ITO long exclusive OF the
from Broadway being enc door above re neropol.n
ne ~ s best 10 snd ~ss o - r
plying 70 r. D. GooDwIS, eos broadway. -.
A cApRny or MUSIC TO LEr-oN I'VE OFF NoHrA
of he opera ccpcerts, lectures ~. Asoonmodsr
foxbny hoasand persona Price Pc nisht sHp .siu
ING " pArL sEAsoN
Sbe prize by bah nights hss been reduced 70 ~ ncuns
an The pvieees Of ne bars supper rcoms and cicAk re
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w oregon, Sandwich islands and Pacific coast Of South
America will no Thursday Der
United etsscs mAkekeAmer GEORGE LAW shippers will
please esperay oeervs that All freight intended 70 be ship
ped on day be delivered 70 before ~ O'Clock
noon on Wednesday he 1ob inst This ewing 70 the ne
cessy Of clearing The steamer on Wednesday All freight
anvaue Of eash package mus be stated In order clear
Customs. WELLS, FAhoO n 90, 81 Broadway.
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NEW YoEK AND LvEaPoOL gNIrKD STATES = All
in steamships for Liverpool The Unitel States mall
ship Banjo Jos Comsocb eonmsDdeS wu depart 9Th
the United STATES mate for psuvsiy saturday
November "a st " from her BERTH foot Of Canal street
The steamers Of this line have Improved tight bulh
heads
ror height or passage having aneqgssd slegance ana
comors, Apply 70 EDWARD X. COLLINS b Wall street.
Passengers requested u be board NJ II A NJ
all letters must through the Post once; others win
be returned
The Of freight em Liverpool 70 New York Is reduced
10 "a measurement until further notice.