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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-29

When the famous Gen Moreau was in this couu.
try he was invited to attend the Commencement
Exercises of Harvard College. In the course of
the chorus of which was "To-morrow-tomorrow
Tomorrow" The French officer was imperfect
ly acquainted with our language, and fancied the
singers were complimenting him, and at every re-
currenee of the chorus he and bowed graceful
ly to the gallery, pressing his laced chapeau to his
heart. These movements afforded great amuse-
ment to the spectators.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-29

FRED. DoUGLAs GONE TO CANADA-It is under
stood that U. S. Attorney 0uld of Washington, and
other federal officers here yesterday, and it is
supposed they came hither for the purpose of ar
resting Fred. Douglas tor his alleged participation
in the organized scheme against the Slaveholding
States, of which the Harper's Ferry nsurrection
was but one ofthe appointed results. Such being
the prevailing impression, we have taken a little
pains to inquire whether Fred is likely to be
caught; or whether he has placed himself beyond
the Jurisdiction of the officers supposed to be in
quest of him. We are told that he is 'safe;" or in
other words that he is already outside of the Uni
ted States. This information may De true. and it
so easy matter to go from Rochester to Canada,
either by Buffalo or Niagara, or by other routes
Rochester Democrat Oct 26.
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EACELSlOh BAG WAREHOUSE,
No. Bowly's wharf, next door to Pratt street.
o2l.6mr J. W. L0ANE
SELLING OFFl SELLING Off!
TO REMOVE
At. Nos. 50 and 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
The large stock of
r PARL0R CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
This opportunity seldom offered housekeepers to pur
chase very low prices. ~
~ Every article must be sold before the 10th Noven
bcr.
The Trade is invited to call.
There will be no abatement from the price first named
o22,3Yr VIM p SPENCER
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IN MANUFACTURED
IVA AND LEAF TOBACCO,
HAVANA CIGARS, &c
7OSCrkAs51as sna TosAco
the best factories in Virginia and North Carolina
$50 asses Of tGAE d P%sAGGo various Vegas and
6tS n CASES CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
E'SV extra wrappers and stections from OF the
best crops
EnH CASES do do. Filters
I9S CASES PENN'A SEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap
lC11prrs and Filters
S0HHDS. MASON CO LEAF, choice quality
200 H0n HAVANA CIGARS, embracing popular
IL tOU'VUObrands of all sizes and classes.
SMOKING TOBACCO.-A new article manufactured at Ha
of the choicest Vuea de Abao Tobacco, expressly
the city retail trade, in Z lb papers and cases.
JSl BBLS. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, wei
A.tVaiapted for the Grocers' trade.
We receiving regular supplies of the above named
ces invite the attention the trade
offer for sale on liberal terms.
CHAS D. DEFORD Il CO,
aD tFr 81 South Cav 81
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EIINDLING WOOD
N KINDLING WOOD
am now preparing on my wharfby steam power SAW ED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD which I will sell
and deliver fee of charge at TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city. JOHN G MCCULLOUGH,
Othce-Pratt and Fremont streets.
" Park and Fayette streets.
NETO0Dl WOOD!
w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
ad split, FOR sale at prices low be purchased
Light street, or other WharYes in the city. -
JOHN 6. MCCULLOUGH
Gfice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets. o6-tfr
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NALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS FOR
! am prepared to supply Gentlemen with the FALL
STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS, of my own manufacture,
which for beauty Of finish and material cannot be sur
passed.
Also Sf Hats of all kinds and coors together with Wool
Hatsy Tor servants
g The LADIES particularly invited to my large and
select assortment Of FANCY FURS-al of which will be
sold low, for cash, at
QUAILS,
ol7lmr No 23s Pratt street near Hanover street.
pUCKWHEAT BAGS
~ CORN MEAL BAGSl!
FLOUR BAGS!I
Plain, Or Handsomely Printed in quantities to suit
ALSO,
A full supply Of
GRAIN,
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The sales of Flour this week add up 600 bhs but
the exports amount to less than 900 bb against about
l1,OO0 bbls. last week. They follows, viz
bbls bbls.
To Montevideo. 920 TO Trinidad ....... 624
Capetown c. G. L 600 Kingston, JAM. 325
" Harbor Grace N FL 4S8 ST. Johns P Re-. 100
" Demarara. $780," Rotterdam so
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ICE CREAM q
IL IIE CREAMll
AND WATER ICEStI u
2 cents per Ice Cream and Water Ices Of very
best quality and of all avors delivered free Of charge
-f-s J. RUSSELL AZ Co.
o20-Imr* Saratoga street near Calvert.
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The chairman stated that this made $4,000 raised to-
wards the required, leaving S12 900 yet to
be subscribed to make up the sum total.
Dr. r. J. Davies added to the committee solici
subscriptions, on the motion Of Judge Greenwood
1t was suggested that the Building Committee be autho-
rized TO structure with the money subscribed
but this opposed by Messrs Lowe, Chttenden and
Others who thought the whole amount should be raised
before operations commenced This appeared to be
the view Of the majority and the matter not pressed
further.
II considered useless TO call another public meeting
and was therefore ordered that the subscription list be
handed over to the directors with power.
The committee are to meet nightly, in room
No. 19 Of No. Court street, until the
whole amount required is subscribed, which it
expected will be in about week or perhaps less time
The foundation of the building is anticipated will be
laid this fall
THE HAMILTON AVENUE FERRY.-Common convenience
has been so long neglected at this ferry that the citizens
have taken the matter into their hands, The "South
Brooklyn Association received a communication from
a ferry company at their meeting on Wednesday
evening, stating that they had concluded 10 proceed
Immediately to prepare a second slip, build good ferry
houses put boats, and render IL first class
ferry in every respect The delay has been attributed
the contested rights between Mr. Arson Bake and The
ferry company. 1t is conceded to allow the Courts 10
decide this controversy but that II shall impede the
rights and convenience Of dense population seeking
necessary outlet across r ferry The railroad from
Fulton ferry through Furman and Columbia streets will
progress al the tmc and when extended TO Erie
basin and Prospect Hill will give the South Brooklyn po
pu'aton advantages unsurpassed around New York
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Brooklyn City News.

THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY MusIc.-A meeting Of the
stockholders of the Academy of Music held at the
Polytechnic Institute Friday evening" twenty five
gentlemen being in attendance.
The meeting was called to order by Hon. Samuel Sloan,
when L. Wyman, Esq, was appointed Secretary pro
tenn The object OF the meeting, stated by the chair
man receive the report OF the committee of twenty
five appointed the previous meeting to solicit subscrp
tons to the capital stock.
Mr. PoLHEMUs of the committee, reported that in con
sequence the unfavorabe state Of the weather during
the past week the committee could not be brought
gether but he had received subscriptions amounting to
50 900 He had promise of $500 more, and prospect
Of receiving $500 additional by next Wednesday evening
The CHAIRMAN stated that this would make the
amount received $50 required, $12 3OO which
was not one half He thought it hardly necessary
continue meetings unless the subscribers responded
more literally.
Mr.. WYMAN observed that some OF the committee had
subscribed anything and therefore suggested that ad
ditonal names be added.
Mr. A. A. LOWE thought the reporter the committee OF
twenty five should be received with thanks and made
motion that effect, which carried. He also sug
gested that of the old Dutch families be solicited
subscribe and he had doubt they would respond He
moved that Mr.. jeremiah johnson be added TO the
mittee 1t neglect on their part in not having in
yited him before. The motion was carried.
Mr.. A. M. WHITE presented the name of VIM. B. Cooper
for $500 towards the amount to be received This Qui
dated the pledge he (Mr. W. gave at the last meeting
following subscriptions then handed in -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

ATn WALL. STREET.-THE CHEAP WATCH DEPOT
IA Notice patrons in the who have favored
me with orders per express and mai for watches an
list of prices for which viii send any
part Of the United States receipt Of money packed
E boxes and insured to place of destination free charge
with these facilities every one may purchase warranted
be purchased where they reside. Remember will forfeit
any watch bought my establishment if it should prove
be 50 per cent less than regular prices.
St WaIcnes.. Si-worth SS
Sterling silver lever watches a-worth l6
Sterling silver hunting watches Sw0rth IL
STERLING SILVER hunting levers ellsworth "
Silver English patent levers S-worth 30
DO IN nuntng cases .ZZ-Worth 40
American watches 10 silver hunting cases 39-wort 80
Gold Is carat watches only $l5
Gold Is carat levers only
Gold IL carat hunting watches only Is
Gold Is carat hunting levers only IS
Gold IL carat levers gold Is
Gold Is carat hunting levers, gold 40
Gold hunting levers heavy 90
Gold English patent levers Is caras 80
American patent levers in Is carat gold hunting 100
Self winding hunting Watches IS
Watches In hunting cases. IS carats telling the day and
week 10
Diamond enameed watches in hunting cases. $50 s75 100
Enameled hunting watches. 40
DC, &C. &c, DC, &c
Remember No. II Wall street, up stairs.
j. MACDUFF,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

THE FINE ARTS
BEAUTIFUL, USEFUL, ENTERTAINING,
MELACHROMATYPIE
Ia the greatest new invention of age
The inventor who obtained the imperial letters of patent
Austria highly patronzed persons of highest stand
ing He holds the complimentary certificates the
PRINCESSES SIDONIA AND SOPHIA, OF SAXONY.
This art consists, in transferring oil paintings
upon any materaas wood tin leather glass china, guta
percha, papier mache linen and silk CLOTH As
entertainment for ladies and the arts II
surpassed In the artistca ornamenng furn
ture, portfolios paper boxes, wood, and nware and
fancy articles saves time and labor Everyone those
LEARN THIS ART IN LESS THAN ONE DAY
will be taught by the undersigned agent the patentee
for
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
No apparatus Is necessary.
Samples be materials patterns had M the
ateier of
W. HEISTERBERGK,
STuYvEsANr INSTITUTE,
$50 Broadway second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
GREENE STREET NJ f. CHURCH.-THE REV. j. p,
VI Newman will speak temperance in fthis church
Thursday evening next, 10Th inst, at TX o'clock.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.
A LIENS WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
"a REMOVED FROM IL WALL, STREET
To 4lb Broadway door below Canal street.
Watches ewey, silver and plated very low prices
GEORGE @. ALLEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

(NENTRAL PARK oRDINANCEs-THE BOARD OF
No animal shall travel any part of Central Park
upon the equestrian road at rate exceeding
the ride equestrian road exceeding six miles
vehicle shall permitted ride or equestrian
road being devoted exclusively equesians;
Of the Central Park except upon the and other car
rage and transverse roads, and such places
No animal vehicle shall he permitted stand upon the
drive carriage roads Of the Central Park any part there
vel shall the Central Park solicit or invite
No hackney coach carriage or other vehicle for hire shah
stand upon of the Central Park for the of
the Park by said coach carriage or vehicle
No shall expose article thing for sale the
soners of the Central Park nor shall any hawking or ped
ding be allowed on the Central Park
No omnibus cart dray wagon truck or other vehicle car
solely used carriage OF goods merchandise manure or
Park, except upon the transverse roads
be allowed the Central Park whereby breach the
No person shall allowed fortunes play any
chance at or with table or Of gaming
to do obscene indecent act whatever the Central
In of emergency where life property endan
gered all persons If required to do by the Superintendent
Central Park specified by the Superintendent his ASSISTANTS
and remain OF The same I'll is gysn 2
of the Board of Commissioners Of the Central Park duly
published in obedience the requirements of entitled
n act for the regulation ana q The Central
following section of said act applicable to the above or
Section Is All persons offending against such ordinances
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and be punished
s e OF % AK aa and 81
in default Of payment By imprisonment not exceeding thirty
BY order of the Board. ANp'w H. GREEN
President Of the Board Of of the Central Park
GENERAL MASS MEETING OF THE UNION OF THE
III will be held
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

,rIIo 1 -, c<S-<>rN>~oo
II lery q ID, for sale; doing business which
can be greatly improved Responsible parties only may an.
O'Clock daily. = - -
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A SMALL VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN TEXAS,
"a wen nbered and watered and well adapted for sheep
raising or stock raising for sale exchanged for property
New YORK or brooklyn. drug store would be taken In
change. Address y. W.. box 1853 Herald olIlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
reen until September 2h for twenty thousand
arad ties deen thousand obe delivered Toitens dock
Tn,enyIe staten Island and ten thousand at vanderbs
Staten the whole 10 be delivered by the 18th
Noyesher Payments to be made month half In
cas and half in the nst mortgage bonds Of the Staten
Island Ties 10 be and half feet length
air inches thickness and six inches wide and Of chestnut
cedar white oak n.n Ii. b. HANSON, Agent,
DEMovAL.-JoHN D'HOMERGUE HAS REMOVED HIS
II dkery from lao West Seventeenth streetto First avenue
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets Once
Twenty fourth street and First All ad
dressed 10 the Office will be punctualy attended 10.
1890
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.-oN THE BIRD
l. Of August last Nicholas Duele, keeper q porter
house nj 64 south street arrested charge of
ing stoe goodssone forty bags Of coeeon evening
the 10Th previous The charge horou ghy gated be-
fore Alderman Brady and the complaint dismissed the
ndant honoraby discharged There no evidence what
that any goods coffee had been stoen
found defendants premises in his possession although
rigid search Of the premises had been by the police the
day before the arrest ut the defendants request The ar
rnst based rash a1iavs by snior. who SAIL
he carry bags defendants house on the
said evening and the other by the that ne DAD s oas
OF coiee But after counting and weighing his ne hnds
he has not lost any coffee The whole matter orgste IN
mistake, and In too desire the part OF me ponce 70
make arrests II is due 10 defendants chsce IA s9ndng
nal - ~ s. RIDDLE.
~ H Counsel for DuelA
~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

T O. s. M-THE MEMBERS OF MERCANTILE LODGE
No Of Brooklyn are particularly requested 70 attend
special meeting at their Lodge Monday evening 18th
inst O'Clock precisely. Business Of importance be
transacted. BY order of WIN. W. TODD, G. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

list REGIMENT AND LIGHT GUARD UNIFORM FOR
sale all Of which is rate order and win be Sold
cheap. Apply at No college place.
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THE MILITARY.

ETH WARD BATTALION BRADY MUSKETEER AT.
lC tentionThe members hereby 10 meet at 2Il
Sullivan street on Tuesday evening Sept ~ at O'Clock for
this is the last meeting before parade BY Of
THOMAS BRADBURY, Commandant
GEO. W. Kelly Orderly Sergeant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25
NAVY BEEF AND PORK.

NAVY BEEF AND PORK.
IN NAVY AGrNcY,1
NEW YoRx, September l9, 1859
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposas beef and Fro
posals for pork the be- will be received this
Office until O'Clock Thursday the 18th for fur
niing and delivering free Of all 70 the United
States At the Navy yard at Brooklyn,
600 barrels Of beef,
IM0 barrels of pork,
within Ave days after the date of notification Of the acceptance
Of bid The beef must be from well faened cattle The pork
must be packed from fed well barrels
must be entirely and be made Of the best
with four iron hoops.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantees,
signed by responsible persons the effect
or they undertake that the bidder bidders win his their
bid be accepted enter into obligation Immediately with
good sufficient suretes furnish the article proposed
This guarantee must be accompanied by the certificate Of the
United States District Judge United States District Attorney or
Navy Agent that the guarantos able to make good their
guarantee.
No proposal viii be considered unless accompanied BY such
guarantee.
The beef and pork conform the usual inspection OF
the Navy Yard. -,
Full particulars may ascertained 1pon application TO tho
Coumandant of The NAVY Yard. or At this office .
GEORGE N. SANDERS, Navy Agent
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-THE STOCK
IA and fixtures of jewelry for SALE located
the principal street, OF Brooklyn will be sold $500 cash
Address ". O. w.. Herald Office. No agents need apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

VNATCHEs FOR SALE TO PAY ADVANCES
w heavy carats gold hunting watch for 500 cost 800
l 10 . new $50 worth $780,
l IA !" 500 worth 300
splendid ladies' watch and chan Is cara $00 cost S2l5
fine gold English lever (open face for S45 SlOO
j. II. BARRINGER, 40 Broadway, Is, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

WANTED TO EXCHANGE = A BIG AND GOOD
w assortment of ewelry fancy and dry goods and
liquors mostly brandes for real estate both in and adjoining
this city; Southern and Western
dress for three from the country city
stamp, others will be treated with stating location
with full particulars of property and where
be had, to X. Y. z. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

NJ B.-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN. Madame BREWSTER She has been consulted ny
thousands in Mis- and other stiles with entire satisfaction Sss
feels confident she has equal She tells the name OF ie
wife husband also that al her visitor II you wish ruin
give her call at M Third above twenty nrN ses'
Ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

J,OR SALE-A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS To-
Gated up and doing profitable business
which can be ncreasedt amount This good chance
Tor machins wishing TO start business; Is well adapted
manufacturing sewing machines Reason selling owner
retiring from business Address Mschns l47 Herald
onc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

GENERAL MASS MEETING OF THE UNION OF THE
VI panoforte makers will be held Monday the 18th inst
at o'clock p NJ at 2l Grand street. N BElecon of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

INOR SALE-THAT SPLENDID BROWN STONE HOUSE
the northeast corner OF Lexington and Thirty
ninth also the three adjoining houses on avenue;
the houses have all the modern and have been
built by the day by the In the best This
anestonab the cheapest property In the vicinity OF Murray
Hill and will be sold easy terms. To trouble the
lowest cash price for corner the others each $4,000
Apnlv OF nreDiaea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

a CLAIRvOYANT.--MRs. SEYMOUR, 9OS FOURTH
street few doors west Of Broadway the
full medical and business carvoyan in America Conslt.
ton sickness business absent friends &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed or pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

NOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-THE TWO STORY COT
tage house and lot No. II Powers street. the
of Dean street. The house has seven good sized rooms
very good neghborhood and will be sold reasonable
Apply above at No Cherry street. New York
m store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

IIOR sALE-A HANDSOME THREE STORY BROWN
stone house, on Lexington avenue three doors above
Thirty eighth street. The house all the modern improve
mens This without doubt the cheapest property Murray
Hill Price $4,000 Terms easy. Apply the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

DOR sALE-DINING AND OYSTER SALOON WITH
IL lades saloon attached doing a good business bad
health is the for selling Inquire Of G. T. f. SIS bud
or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25

MISS CORA A. SEAMAN, DAUGHTER OF THE CEI.E-
1 brated carvoyan c. v Seaman, continues the profes
sion medical aud business carvoyant old stand lOl
Goerck street. n B-No letters will be answered unless
return is enclosed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10

&TMEETs. WHIT RExfINs MA
siLtS, sHE1F OATS, WHEAT STRAW.
WAGON; &C., &c.-on the farm lately occupied
viii be sold. on THURsDAY, the 18th of this
month. at Il O'Clock al of the following articles
1 Wheat Resper; Wheat ian. nearly new; 2
tity Of W heat Straw, 80 bushels Irish Potatoes,
some Household and Kitchen Furniture. Ac., he.
that amount, 80 day credit; for approved endorsed
ne otiable paper. RO. Z: DICKINSON.
10 =.
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FUTURE 1Axy.

naGATELLE TABLES,
= nc. AT AUCTION.-Ou MONDAY, 15kh iDst.s
ct 10 o'clock will sell At nav store, lar . lot Of
ETRNITCRE, consisting Of sidehoard4, Buresnx,
Dining, Toilet and Centre Tables; Mabos AZ
Sprinr-ae Chairs, Cane and Wood-Hsas Chair.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feathers, great VA
rlety Of Enxravings. he. &c.
ALSo-2 BAGATELLE TABLES and BALLS,
entirely now. we'll 6nshcd and warrnnted
se 10 E. B. COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10

A BABE IN TIE Woops.-The neighborhood
OF State Bridge, n, y, was excited one day
last week by The loss OF little boy, 2K years
old, SON Of Tobin Allen, who strayed into
the woods. Large numbers OF people turned
out and explored the whole country, hut the
lad WAS moi found till the next day, having
remained III the woods all night On the day
OF his discovery, a least $50 persons had turned
out ia the search. Harmon keiser at last
found hiin, fast asleep behind log, wet and
chilled by The storm.