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LITTLE, BROWN & Co,
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THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
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Amnsements.
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No. 2.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n PRINCE OF WALEss BALL 49,
At the urgent desire Of hundreds Of VINO were nnsose
7" GRAND BALL GIVEN IN HONOR OF THE
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THE TWO oRCHEsTRAs,
S'-'' ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
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TNIIE BALL in honor of bis Royal Hghness, the
Il PRINCE OF WALES,

Z
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. H. 1860.
NOTICE 40 DRIVERS OF CARRIAGES.
You l4ths from Unionsqdsre and set down COM
pary with horses heads up ryingplsce
The same order to be Observed In taking company from she
Ball . ,..,,-L. -,
On arriving all carriages must be discharged for .he night and,
on leaving carriages must De taken In the order oil ens p "
the doors. - L L.
Tie be pd in all for taking coTpsny home %
the more, and without gad "a
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Dollars =, n :, ~, -. ,,.. ;,
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Bal. ~
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AMERICAN FLAGS. o
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PRINCE or WALES and WiDE-AWAhE fLhoS
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NEW MUsIC.-Thc PRINCE OF WALES
~ sCHoTHsCH (shh lithosPh Of t6e Prince) BY Thomas
baker the eeebrsed Eps6 nee &c9pP,t Price 20 cents Also
..sd Gerrsn eomposeE phess superior pieces tor daa
clnz Price Of Polkes y cents pain Lhogrspha ~ cents
Mailed free. Jast Dnbliahed By
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

This Book gives clear account Of the Debates ia the
Convention which adopted and OF the plans Tor
Constitution proposed by Madison Randolph PincEney Ham
nton, and others. .
IL relates vi at the founders Of Government said and wrote
In regard it, and gives impartial history OF the various
and which led to M formation The publishers
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idispen bic 10 all wish understand political instu
obs They particular attention to the ooSing estmoni
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

HEEWSa4Cm 3E4CA1UAO
EfOR ale. VIII produce from ono to two
Tor hogs sd stock.
April 6s6t. &C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06

PREMIUM Com CRor-The reader will re-
collect that Mr.. LEONARD Curtis, of Genoa
township, secured the prize awarded last year
by the Delaware County Agricultural Society
for the best corn crop-the product being 255
bushels on three acres. As the season for
planting corn is near at hand, we subjoin, for
the information of our agricultural readers,
the sworn statement submitted to the officers
of the Society by Mr.. c. as to mode of cul-
; ture, &c -
as1s " The soil in Ox-Bow bottom had been tul-
tivated SO years ; had been in grass for the
past eight or ten years, and plowed in April
with one of t. Roberts (of Columbus) double
steel plows, 10 inches deep with four horses
and marked three and a half feet apart each
way, and seed dropped by boys 4 and > grains
Gin each bib, and covered with a clod hopper
the, first of May, and the last of May pIowed
with double shovel pillow. and dressed with hoe,
and the 4th June was killed with frost and re-
furrowed and planted the 8th and 9th of June,
ssssffrom which planting the crop was grown,1 af-
,fter ewhichsit was plowed with double shovel
pillow two or three times aud hoed-no manure
--adsed ! II steu uSed was Seiecteu from corn
s.ahathas been raised and selected from the last
rs Or 80 years on the same farm, without
change, other than careful selecting from year
TO year-no account kept of expenses, but
about the same as usual in tending bottom
land, other than what was gained by using the
double Steel Plow, which is very little under
stood BIZ those that have never used one.
L. CURTIS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-04-06
nDrIAwaRn Posi- ovrron-The contempla-

DELAWARE Posi- OFF1oE-The contempla
= ted change of Post Master in this place has
finally occurred On Monday last Mr.. JoHS
CONVERSE received his commission as successor
- ofsMr. SrAYMAN, and at once prepared his
- bond and forwarded it to the Department for
acceptance. We learn he viii enter upon
the discharge of his duties next week.
-. Mr. STAYaAN. the retiring Post Master. who
loses his Office solely because Of his Douglas
= proclivities, is a courteous and accommodating
Ms gentleman, discharged his duties in a faithful
and efficient manner. and to the satisfaction of
- those doing business with the Office. A petit
tion signed by the Democratic voters of the
hNtewn and neighborheod, with very few exeep-
sions, asking his re-appointment, was presented
to the President, but without avail-he had
@incufred the displeasure of the Executive ana
the penalty was inflicted.
sza, Mr.. CONVERSE is a gentleman well ~ealeula-
ted for the post, and will doubtless discharge
It's duties to the satisfaction of the public
He did not, we understand, desire the removal
of Mr.: s., but accepted the appointment be
cause rendered with the assurance that a
change would be made if he accepted it or
not.