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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

GroorArHrcAL The meeting of the Geographical
Society this evening viii he Of unustAl interest irOai
its connection with the Syrian question. Zoe travels
Of Dr. Joseph P. Thompson through Syri' eOsole INN
to speak with accuracy Of the state Of thNgs Tue o.
DIR. w. II. Thonson, who will resd a paper IN ihe
Druses and Msrortes Of Mount Lebanon" is me son
Of weE-known missionary to Syria and is emiLenay
qualified by residence and acquaintance with the geo
pie themselves, to treat Of the history customs aud
present, condi ion of the various Syrian tIibes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

NEW ovE Az, Hs4LEs K K. col
PsK.ipRy4's CyprCR NET. YOkE. Oct. "a, 1850
Sore reusks bayirg been na3e u tte enuoisi columns Of
s,e,rg Tsver N spsE, seueot Q, &c AIesey
l-Ie. .tsteuient On ;ae ,uelse 80, have, ~ N. H,r
much eI.baiseo snd The rood aid rong stooA quite o. o.
po dc Ctup.ny y eaorts were directed TO tne
b. prcvee1t the road and ~ pDet $40 tLIt ns' Dn ~
Wi tie a. the rave bern eppi Pcstd oa ths
arpg The order net nc new deot anouo oe
,sn r. ard renew - D.ec msd- especially vi n
E d. yF.r during hct tine large snoart 81 nes ron
s AID bsla'tins have beer pso' c an ,he ~ ,sst tss
tLey compare syoFsby VIII tie best rosas Of the c"Sn
Ie Bale the Oldest route be' .een Ees York ard a.
bsny sud tie policy OF the Co,p,oS g reno
oua t-1 Of the great hoS rs7e 20 sna I'on 'a
some yeas .lce has proved dsdV sntsgeoua bT Withdrawing
NJ lie from pubic notice AID wil take shot tGe 70 fe
piece tLsr oru cry having conseetions Hith the " 70
nd al BY witch passengers sfe tcsetea soo ts
sIlce the harlem Rarosd VISA opened
VIM sHy ses es to con cad sT,s pT
e bnsine.s It !. con zee " 5 de-, Az
b7csrs q rosd led INN and free from dust re. not TOO
nd sIe there very little noi wish IS 60 Pdaai 70 macy
Ny Isd While rorth OF Harlan River IL se' "a toogn
ore Of tie ost IA raag srd picture portions o. me s'
TIE pubic appreciate ue soy lasgr and ~h-n ne Ae sh
b'rob. vel known and permanently esis' shed nave 70
do,t that viii command old Fotsir al least oneh- 'he
Lss been inms,ed thai ts Is the conncnseolen o. war
mon Vita ocs hothiEg q toe kid - ni"ndso a. 70 It'e
,ly moved by edvsncrg iu64d ci Er>uci9t rates Ou
t fs the fullest possible q lie road Aae 20 80
money for the stockhClde,a cannot surrey Oe eon''e1
no a varlaIe O. urjut competition , ~ e., ., ,,
a. 10 the 81 Gees u tie trains u N9lia %
o,,ion 10 OF thee days a.ei Their CON ae 1crnie ~
= /, tbe cou-usats above alluded TO So wei
~ ~ a. tc cTrert OF trsys celaot be luuec eJ lins'd
"a - I'D no eEpectAtion that would oe very coasii tao
49, sev rsys or Cgen weeks but lei nrH"'ty s'i'
80 .sf feD he roate becomes more generally Slow lu1
i~re r-rrasa sad oouuEae % 90 80 sH 01i "a ' 'f
share shall have been rearheo H., -. 49,. ,~..k md
Te express trains tsve uow beer rnning 81 ono 49, 80
# IL IA ito1i@t- my
"a. err GO laeLded without Que oorsco aN'I hhe - g.
t-ys.t,f he ColpSry vii b. NusLted ~ clntA1A-B WV" "
H.. fstre A. d pafu.sreEt ana fIsd a;fabg. Eeut Ill,
IEr Iris oscasiol add that tie cordton O. tee
rarV l. s~sdiy impoSilg, aid that tttTo sNoDs P
10 I" F''p'''' - ALLAN CANPBELL. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

v HIskY-The irquily is uodsrste and tie mskc' u de-
eJs7 sWeS Eos teeEy tie close taes Of 800 obu Sid
nc
short 1hO.k e; rs, cash aid 900 ID shot soa Sea on
iWHsLITOOTs-s.ss Of 10000 n Bie.cbsd at &c.
ZIKC-Ths market Il dull aud nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
M{TY ITEMS

BrLls Hl,D.-TEv cattle market 4. FoTty-f0a'tA
street proyed worse agaQ for droyers this week on the
second day, snt brokers eng the ror'' Of tho ysAr
and according to cost and q~aliy Of sock the Vo7'
for many years Full psrticuI vs viii be found 10 'n'
regular report Of the market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

COTTON TIE nszk6t I'm Sish sales ~ 900 bales we
ouos l1lf.so ff Middhl. upaed, snd DO Go Ihe
ace TIE Iss inst hxse bales inslu aiag 1880
trac4ta The export has been le3 bsses- We quote
CIAssirc A1IUa.
Upisnds Flc-dz MOBILE n q T. Tex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
Acknowledgement |

SHIPPERS CT GRAIN, FLOUR, and PORK are 70
NH dsd that prepared 70 handle hoso articles stv,ase
sesy.
Liberal CASH GiygEoss nitde o oon,isomeIss
Rg~eres-D H. Martin, Prest Ooe.p oank. New-fTf
DRs1 FEsNCR
Produce Csmlrsslou Heych.ats No EEts Baidngs n v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS - HIRAM ~
prIsos AZ No 80 BowxEy.-Jus received from Eusys -
hrt Grys invoices Of Cfos,iey Seas tussse sso
ton be,yet Brusss Tapestry Tareepy, ata s{se
Cspens Also hand beautiful sssenn So q DHs
sets for Jsts vide. fieof OF Cio. aen g cee
Tsb;e ard P!42o Covers, Rus, Mat. nsins oA hSt &v'
plsled Ae. 9e ct prioes fAs telow say quoted y tsehs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
ItII.ssssssssffss.I +

COLL-Ihe dfnsnd e GOOD Tor Domestlc and DC lAIhv
rues 2d - x by the Gorge and sfa - Y n irom yeS
ICrei pes ty end IL far d-naSd At 30 19Gt
Newcastle Gas sdrey at 81 500 - Isl LyeP ol House
Cbauei Of e. 50 de. Gas Camel a. rs Is cash.
COPPER remains very quiet ct nOGins prices We tsve 10
tIrusacti0u- 90 repc-t
DyF-WOoDS l. yet 5eusnd for export the ~
sass that hsse been made being ey fot home use we
lear G. 30 Lin Wood ard tuns sapln 90 private
and 10 MsrscAibo Euso st SIC AMI 30 d. Costa
Rice 60. az go
FLOUR and MEAL-There is good inquiry to- West r.
std our export the Esst and suppns pia7 "
Ne sustained but the better grades irregular sni nt v
active. Al the close state brands 10 demsnt tn &c
81 70 bts q: rs Goa 81 81 flr supeihLe State and western
s5N6es oi extra stats srsI ists do - - e. tOd - ~
for choice s5 7Oa s. % for the low Grades Of Western
extra as IS foT shipping brands Of Round Hoop ertra
OLio 90 sSHf7 q for brands do ano - zo0e - LOT
ST Lou estias CanadlsI Flour Y 10 ni % de nand al
ksTas plenty ard essisT, but eh Zee
sud wanted; OF 42e bbA At b. - = -
Com bes steady ard he dersnd iir sales Of 90 oob
for Jersey "Marshs Cs0Ilc" AMI % 20 ior BID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

WsDolsG CARos, hoTEs. 6c.--Ttess 80
tr.l,d Carl, Gao oulx Is had "a EvsEDsa 80 ereeS
d, Or.ass n ssep wsadrs ksypaes ssA ssAy = ane~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
were "a fvllows:

The GsleLa coptsues 10 be the leading road 10 the
t1a1 spoItgtion Of Wheat. We notice an increased
movement IN corn.
The receipts Of produce al Detroit during the last
reek xrern ga fnlouH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

ceased Ksiy Myers Va II Mytr o. oisego County and
Ie~ry ~. ers Of grsss VALLEY California TITO pton recteo
thai te decease6 et Chde o. parents hr sirN'Nors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
cndrRr cALENpAk-THI. DAr.

SUPRKMY goUKI-UIkcCI-PsTt - oyer and
Terui-.- Pat I-Nos ic2@ 49, lt2s iesS 100, ltee,
ssG lee 1851 1874 lta3 ESQ 1861 1904 ibbi o66 $685. 1910.
1913 It's.
SyPRlNF CoURT-SPEcAL TERn.-Stme as on
srTyFIor CocEr-TEIAb TERN.-Adournsd for
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
lAsver.isemert
BRITISH CONS,I ATE.

BRITISH CONSULATE.
N-~ IoES, Oct IS fs0
N.ssr, j. GuEsET Soy
GKYTIEsaS:
z H. the PGce OF Wales having boen unsss 90 uss ~
Gallery or Saturday has dIed ne 20 az 'S Ioa NJ ~
si 90 on 10 Bos,ou h. will sic 20 yop for bis fn~sssPo
foun truly, - a. -.
HR H. ras Pslsos o. WALES AID sJGrs
arHvyy'. GaILarT No 1W bReApvAr
H. po,si dasire he.s 0uESrf sOs leu for Bostcs fAA
Wedpssday lhe purpose Of faoe
Psee aud roJs party daring their sy At the Reyoe hsess
- go mt med with thr picture prouonuoet % ssiasap
-. ~ Prince that LA Roy dsh8ess o. tsrs sN -
syd Il thousand copies, to be sect direct TO baoksGna
~ ,ue. VII b. on exhibition In few days IL the -ssz
- D. prbc car examine the Alt1Ap Of The roSJ pseey
on tie i.togs' Register ct The dailsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

For EyFopE - Tee Steamship AfTss ssiled ycst~--
ey for Liverpool taking on sl9 $50 in sreoe. sat 10
pssseu gers Smopg whom were nts Bsrns Hcsssr.
tie scupoT Gel Goldolier of tie Russisu sruy, ssl
tie Marquis and Warehouses Of Chsndos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

GcIt~F eytrt.....t "a tfl % IN icht Us
FlSTe rkf Dry God still IN &c i've; the sale. hsve
-. go 3c - % for Bank, AMI ga ~ =
Gecges Mfcteei steady, but the demand u olt
incidentally scve We hear Of s,es Of 20 bbls It -'
or No as ga 20 for No. and - SO sc - t0f No
Herring remsin du r prices s.ss o. coo boxes At DC Tor
Scsd &c IL. No aud few sns lots Of Picked %
~ JDQ ~. b. q quality Salmon sre quiet
FEt Isksus arrive esy ald prces ore de'hn'rs safes
81 20 Bench sad 20 O0 ~ 50 Tor Layers Other
ofiec Foreil are N demand sid hru. -
eRAIh-The demand Tor whes' is active chiefly for export
o. piece a fely good Writer and sPrng susned pr
sUy sPug small lots Of Wieter h,y. oeea Ga
a from iuc rdo 81 Go bush Milwaukee and NORTH
ssr tfm. clocs h Ell scarce the are Ngs lin
Westeru Cub at 2Jd + q % 10 bush Amcer Mi kea
d FOND 81 81 q 70 0ush Red ae al ri Hi
8 "a 4GC bash Red and amber Western At 81 ga II 49,
for sna lots ard 8n u e. Tor cago- z 10 oush White
Ohio hd Indiana (pat i-s evening" 1T - a. o. 81 II 90
brsh prime bite Cspacsn tpayt yesterday az 81 81 %
bush Cicsgo SpDs. ia end ST s q - zVd 7l 70 Ad
$50 hush. he KC5ucly q 81 - btfey In ar d. az nd
sad plenty ssde o~sr ssl@ Of S 100 oGsa q ~ ~
Stale. & lo- CAgldi Ess aud = 90 iof d. West
Rye p-eniy. the d.nsod l. ar aies Of 40 o..
n uberr fir de1srd md not ptentg the d.
tlsuC pat sptcs-Nts u Zt+y Oash a. d lm 10
rior; SER nc fcr Westru and Cas- dau gud 81 NR Tor
stac Car opelec du aud hesvy, and ci5o lower "" an
tise sec a1 toe abatement nIsigy spccu ge slr' OF
bash 6gd10c for Nesern Mixed afo,t mainly AZ
-,c ts ACC IL do IN store chiefly a, H. sLd 20 - sac
ts ~ Ro.lo eltw, included 10 tie sses are lU bdsh
hztd ,tcre Cslsos Pee asein laf ceEsnd It dO@e'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

ANOIHLk ,lbliH 10 Thb jbCbiLfauT. -Tt&
famous msp-slayng and leganrulating coryorsd "a.
the New-Hayen Rsilrosd, had another yciu On
"Wednesday morning. We swsrs that its only 90
Of long seres which have fallen prey To mimssase
meu and been cr7ished beneath the pondsrous rkess
of IFS nurderous engines Ony one more unfcr.szsss.
BIT still we chronicle the case with Wow TO aidag
come future curious sudeTt of these ehssty aa scs.
~ wen sc to hold no warning 10 those who hAbsssaaS
tempt fate in ike manrer. TINS New Haven trAa<
W hoh resehes Forty -second street NJ 10 "a, wD
runnng al speed OF twenty tse niiee an boar vno
II pssssd Fify.ssverih street Oh "Wednesday mogzss
Just az neared hs, point the gneer sa IA lrsAnss
leisu ely driving hir 6iYtcs scross the truck fse
insane attempt wac made sgddny that the engineer
declares be hsd not q seconds warning, and tue ,ss
querce was tea. ia moment time the horse ADD caxt
were struck the horse instantly killed. TIE cart esrrsA
the pilot City yards and tossed Of wreck, sad sas
poor driver Surg headloDg 10 She ground, hfs'ss.
bleeding body.
The next insiaut the whistle blew down brshss,
but With sueh momentum it then had the tran coed
not be stopped until ii had run Dsai, quarter q
NIKE The shock to the train signs nos 80 -
fell by the Passengers aud tbs first indication u ts
accident was the running Of the victim eov labsms
tc see TIE bcdy. The man, ~ name EDDY Cary hssA
IN Sx1eth erect bet First and Sceopd ass.ae-
spd " AZ 10 the employ of one Riley foreman 90 10
lob e LAYING tie Croton mains in Fourth avenue Tss
railroad eonpsuy are highly csnsurse for ruaras ..
suoh lioh creed aiter leaving the rock-oussias -
Seysu,y.rirta street. bat the Inshman exbibasd Ne
moet ssue recslessness in attempting 70 croH rsn-
Iosd trsk With biz miserable horse bsiofe s~itsg-
ru1piug locomotive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

'"rs e'guf '1.iy cpso .se eczbfssrt', &C ..ss ~
Ian. r., ia isa llyst ltai,s, re wssis o-cvf h
cpsr. 'toz. Tic ds'i7gr,3soH fiaysr lssvss iam'-
Cs.sly +, ~ Eurcfe, wnere be Wij rsss ,be wi,sr.
aue uee. soNe Of The les; players Il tie CID wsrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

SrNuAKY RccsftsDecresSe ct the p0rt compares we
La. wear ~ FSoTtsDtcresse 10 Orcst 81 Ssin
m baes oecras TO Frsnos LOCO rcTsAse to oshe foreign
port. OcC Total decrease u exports, 81 80 0ales
We bsve received the f.iiosipg Communication from
,ta p,tsie4ut Of the Harlem Railroad ,oppsuy:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

THE GRTAT PRIVATE TRoT OF THE FAsHToS
COUksE.-The novel and exciting contest between
private road horses devised by Mr. Monnot and sdver
Used in the papers for some days past off to-day
at @ O'Clock on the Fashion Course. The probabilities
are that the trot will beo of gres; interest and that
lsrge number Of respect ble gentlemen and ladies will
be on the grounds to witness it. The whole Of the
rsDeements have been made by Mr.. MonDot, and as
.he course is entirely in private hands, it viii be the
tault Of that gentleman AID his associates if gamblers
ard other impr,yer persons are admitted. We have
been informed that very large sums have been staked
on the tro.-lagsr indeed than have been wsered on
any similar ccnNst in year, The character OF the
gsuiI mep having she mater in charge is suhIeH
GA ,Iaaty that the horses will have far play
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

CHEss.-The lists for the Third Free Chess Tcurns-
ment are now open at the MOrpby Chess Rooms sad
playing will begin on the 10Th Of November. A
speuGid large sized portrait Of Paul Morphy, by
Gurey & Sen, richly framed, is the frat prize, and
staunton's nav work, Chess Practice the second
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

nAfHoN WBDHg-DAI Oot p, 1870
AspFg IT, ,ro,lrv 4, faif fer both siEds a. 81 s.
COFFTI-qte assks. stfsdyi snr stn.a mere fho4
20 - Of 90 tsgs BIO &C. G+c Sa o. Gags u Do@iAso ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

NAVAL sTORES-spirts Tupeatine is IN better denAnd
and prizes have sigh udy,uce hssT N al o. IV
bbls At 4Oc. rje- and DC saippiE Crude WITHOUT
on tsh char sle Rosn l. A. far nest ssl- o. ~ b'
81 y $40 D. 800 coed no a. = q A. 90 ID a. obs -
az y. 3D. end IL Dos at - 81 go 10 Common h'sin
irtc I've. ,., 80, -,
OILs-Iu.asd e. quiet a, 5000 Fish OILS axe als5 du,
AZ ~ have only notice sslts o. 20 % Sperm at ~ " Ia
obsI eescpnos heag ef 10 trsnsset,os quote O.,
4 VgTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
IAaHrrtireeasnl

| The I'NrTFD LINING SIaSIRSE TWINS are st1 -
BArNr-s MvsEuM where they be Day ssd e-,sse
With ali the ether wondors Of the place and -
/ 4 ococG o. N spe zdld prrformsnoes tAxs psoe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Tuy FusIos Procession. - The procession was
counted between Ninth and Tenth streets 1t was NO
hours and forty minutes passing. There were 6e6
musicians 5i93 persOrs ia uniform Of all sorts, and
s 9l3 Notwithstanding in 81 LOB. The count
was carefully made by two persons one counting The
bar De and the other the 4nd-r of the procession.
This ia the result Of count made Of each lne aud
roborstes that de by reporter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25


Increase tbs yesT .Og3, BOZ bush or ca per cent
TIE Cincinnati Ga-ctte publishes table sho wing
TIE earnings Of fifteen rSiIoass 10 Ohio Jr the IN nls
Of July, Acgui. s-d September this year compared
with the eaTlirgs # the corresponding months last
,egr TIE ooc,.fatas ~ &C ColI.ups
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
IAdysui,scett
II y 81 TIKI pRlNCI Of WALES and SUrfY q

II r. II. THE PRINCE OF WALES and SUrfE -
EKNDg's NATIONAL PoR-RAIr GALAXY
Corner OF Broadway and lotLst
THE Only 0ALLERr TIE Cnrrso stats
Houored Wi.h Special Visit b toe Royi pzsJ
Pho,ogsphs Of H. h. the Prince Of wses sne sezr -
Fiew OF BTsdy's q A.ery.
Cones IN every style OF the at for sale
GseIy open fioul g. u so = p N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

THE following are tue Currency, Land Warrant
and Specie quotations for the week, corrected for us
from tho rates current A. tas Banking Office q
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

TIE STEAMBOAT LSEs TO Bosros The steam
boa,s Of the Stonngton lice leave here for Cotton
81 4 D. r. IN tesd OF o'clock az heretofore. similar
cha. &c has been made On the FsIl River nae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

FRYE AcADEWY-THE CROMWELL MEDAL The
medal fond established by CHARLSE T. Cron vel, eco
in history and belles-letres, hsviog become unPro-
ooc,e and the securities impsifed by The revusIon OF
1851, MIR. Cromwell has substituted ether securities
which are productive, and wbico will enable the
trustees hene. ward 70 nlaee the regular annuaI
avsrc Of the peGel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

YorSG MrN's LITERARY AND Socnt UNoS-A
meeting Of ibis literary association was held on Tues
day evening, at their rooms in Clinton Hall, for tbs
election of officers, when the following were cho'en:
President Wn. II. SiDer; Vice Precedent, A. ,. Co
ben; Tfessurer, Frederick Robiischer Sscre'ay Al
bert Aide This is one Of tire most prominent Jewish
societies in the city and has large roa Of members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

lAJyeriiSemcrt
Az EyANs'. No. 66 AND g. ELLTON.sT.


-Ee So. . m.leA. ID. tIO. sis. SD. sll .ae sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

P6rlrEY-live PcLuy ccIiGues about as last quoted
Dr. sd 81 goOl order, Is little higher. We quote;
POCLr6Y
Fowl T. 5.......... IGsese e pA 1911 25dl Is
ca ksIs a t....... 10 .Guiuoa Tow = n !.
TGkeys 4 a........ d II Tame Pigeons Y co1 "a. 20
Ducks q psll......... 500 ~
PcLLIEi PACKAGE.
Iurkeys - r...... i0d.l o. H. 4 er......-. 620 -
sp-!neC bickens...... IN - Sacks CJunty Chok-
Fop b. Clgiee....... In Is 4 b......-..s ia 10
Pc tTCs-Tnere Is 10 matst change bot o. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

The Receiver Of tie Milv aUkee aud Mississippi Il ,
rosd Company is paying off, al the Bank OF n rth
America the fret mortgage 10 . cent bOuds of that
iOsd tie money being Alresd, in hand sni deposited.
The rec { Il If TIE Morris Canal Eere:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

H. wei. 2yd2ln do. DO, but A. S, lt1l8o
do in iaige bo1es nst WEIGHT la a5o1
&C. lea IL graz toxes Herey in hives, odlDc b
Hosey strained, 6Gloc 4 70. - ..-
OsIoS--Red 4 BOZ Z % Yellow bhl 81 EN 81 33i
Benches 100 sS6s5 Whie OsiJns, Y b. 81 5O@ %
GAKLICK, 4 lOc punches ST.
RurABAGA TCKsIPs \ Dbl 70 CHi.
MARROW S.U ssh. e BIZ. G211ac
CHRsrsurs-i} bush, So - -.
HrcE0ET krTr-f bush 81
CIpTE-NeEl 4, gallon. l2lc ce1ntry about -
& Dbl, exclusive Of peg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Cotl IT, ss .ghtsg tim and cur-d....5y 6j9 Gl0
Ci,y sIGushtr h'mrsd ard cured TO GtS e!Gs
Cay auzutel, trimmed, Associa tion. 20 Gb6 de
- III light supply, put tle { n
aus D len ~ such geather l. always much reduced,
Ell he sppees eaten have been FED oy al on
U5us ~. ana a. t crowded upon tie -ke tifnc
mn foo .ta their cultivated asses. In the pressn s'
Ct affair prces lover Pigeons ste little nslec no
ether iirpoitslt "a IgeE. We quote: -
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1860

IT. Subscribers of THE DAILY EXCHANGE, re-
siding north of Baltimore street, between Charles
street and Jones' Falls who have heretofore been
served by our carrier. will please leave their adj
dress at our counting-room. In consequence of
continued complaints of want of punctuality on
his part we have determined to put another carrier
on this route, and it is necessary that we should
have the above information in order that no mis-
takes may be made.
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The CnLDREN's AID SocIETY.-An appeal in be-
half of this admirable charity will be made to-mor-
row to the congregations of the various churches
of our city, and it is to be hoped that it will be re-
sponded to by our citizens with even more than
characteristic liberaity. The claims of our own
people have been already too long overlooked, by
those who so constantly and SO generously con-
tributing to sustain religious and charitable insti-
tutions in distant lands. For years past numbers
of insane paupers have been confined III wretched
cells in the Almshouse, where the madness that
might have been cured becomes hopelessy con-
frmed-the station-houses alone have given shelter
to the homeless and the friendless, through the long,
cold winter nights--and the accommodations of the
Intrmary, and kindred institutions too limited
to afford relief to one-fourth of the sick, and the
wretched beings who die in our midst for want OF
little medicine and nursing. We ought to have
hospitals and asylums in which adequate provision
is made for all who seek suecor and refuge, and
which will be at least creditable to city as veal
thy and as populous as ours But 1t Is proper,
also, to take active measures TO prevent, we'll as
to remedy, the evils to which crowded cities are
peculiarly subject; and of all the precautions which
have lately been resorted to in order to check the
growth of vice aud pauperism, we know of none
which is more HhSlg W Iesuit III Soou Than Tue
charity to which we now call attention. We re-
npblsb some extracts from the address put forth by
the Society, together with the names of the Mana.
gers. to whom contributions may be sent. We be-
speak for the Society the success it SO eminently
deserves. ''" .ra
sIt is estimated that there are in this city at
least 500 children, from five to fifteen years OF
age, who are growing up in ignorance, vice ano
crime. s @ -tt $50
'SThey are either poor, motherless, fatherless,
little ones, or worse the children Of the abandoned
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For further information address or call on
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jy25tf Baltimore
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The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review OF the Bait,
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. Ed
win Booth appears on the boards of Holiday street
Theatre for the eighteenth time of his present en-
gagement. Coleman's play, the Iron Chest,
will be produced on the occasion, Mr.. Booth taking
the character of Ed,oard Mortimer.
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DR.. FIsHBLATT
EMPORIUM OF ART.

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The latest English and standard French Engravngs al
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Particular and undivided attention given to the depart
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