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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
A CARD.
THE TRUTH OF THE HOMICIDE AT
GOSHEN.
Neis. York, Nov. 4. 1860.

The Ecrald of Saturday printed an account OF
homicide committed by negro at Goshen, N. T., and
made b. Sc attempt to turn such an event nto poh,-
ell capital. The Erpress, Out-Heroding Herd, OF
course Celebrates the story al puts most sartInS
aIay Of large type at the head. taki0g care to make
the lie i'm preston that the affair occurred at oion
meeting. In both accounts, however, the first over.
&C. is admitted to be sound drubbiDg or severe
chasisement inflicted upon the negroes by the whes
We have before us The Tr. States UaioH the Bfe'k-
inIidge organ of the county paper by no means
likely to DO partial to coored men-irom which We
eise the entire account of the affair, as follows:
"on Saturday night last about 10 o'clock, Goshen
named Pbiueos Wood was with ride by negro named
Jim HILL and instantly killed. The ball entered the back OF
WOODS head and psssed through his forehead The affair
occnIred near the negro house. His alleged Is Wood
iupfopeI intimacy with his wife but the story is not believed
Wood went the house taxing jag OF whisky
of which both dsDk quarrel arose and Wood was driven OUT
and aferpsd by the stated Wood leaves wife
and four or FIVE chi dren After the murder Hill gave hme
up and together with his wife, lodged in jail
Sc 4 seems there was no political bearing in Il at
ell. Tile Express says Murder and outrage 90 hand
L" in hard with the analgamation theories OF the
" Marty" which here seems to be the Union party,
since the anal samaion was on The part OF the vc'n
L. lie proper to say that both Herald and Express de-
cline TO father the story and give the name OF rea-
tive of the victim as the author. All the political bear
ing of the story manufactured in this city 1ae
Tr States Union doubtless tells the truth, as the
stories in The Herald and EIPress are contradictory
saving Wood was killed for being an active Union
man, and then admitting that he was not a.the meeting
at ALL and that the negro was threatening at Goshen
to shoot somebody but afsrward went three miles to
his home, when Mr.. Wood happened to be coming
along near he negos house The whole affair is sad
and deporable and the murderer, if such he is, will
doubtless, suffer The full penalty Of the law; but it has
no more connection with politics than have dozen
homicides in this city, and the ihammatory effort Of
The Ezress the baseat act of even that base print
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Cleared.

ships-Monticelo Eager, Alexandra, H Cromwell
Co. PstspSco, Veil, Portland "a D. Cromwell Co York
Psrsn Norfolk Ludlsm Heincken Potomac, Watson,
Baltimore H. b. Cromwell Co. Alsbsma Schenck Savannah,
s. L. Mtchi Son; Columbia, Berry Charleston, Sfohod
Tileston Co.
Ships- Compromise Zeregs, Liverpool Zeregs Co Peru
WAN Roberts, Francisco, Sutton Co. Southampton, Aus
tn Liverpool Snow Burgers Indiana, Hobwiu New Orleans
W Frost.
Buks-Tybee, Meyers Cette R. w. Cameron; Aero1 aut
Sherman. Deuerars Smith Co Beaver (BEl, Utley,
Rotterdam, Furch Meincke Cheyae Anderson Rio Ja5eo
g. g. Colt
BHgs-Suinam Msther, Cork and market Gillespie Dean
Co GRAND Frederick LanDy, HAVE. Boyd Hrincken;
Esther (Br CARD PsrsboTo, K. Dewof r. H1ve9ck lBrl,
Dexter MoDeton, D. Il. Dewolf Starlight (Br Lockhar St.
John. A. smitbe,s Co.; Maaera, Morton ErAbsthpor.
Walsh, Carver L Chase.
SchooDer-s. C. Jones Bedsn, Norfolk; f. L. Randolph
Miller Georgetown, T. Runyoni Ransom, Bishel Nassau
Princess Lowell, Boston.
S!oop-W sshington, Berram, Nev-Haven, master.
Stesner-Franklin DougheIty, Baltimore
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ABBOTT-BR IGHAM-In Grafton. Vt. Tuesday, Oct 80
by the Rev g. Adams Mr. A. Dwight Abbott Of Milford n
" and Miss Jane Brigham Of Graf on.
CHURCH-HOLLOWAY-Iu Quidness. North Kingstown
on Sunday Oct %, by the Rev. j. W. Allen Mr. Samuel
Church TO Miss sarsh Boone Holloway, oil Of thst
DELIUs-sHANNOE-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Nov l. by
the Rev Samuel Spesr d. ID Charles H. Deus 10 Marga
ret 7 youngest daughter Of Robert T. shannon
LEWIs-k DAMS-A Grace ChnIoh Lyons N. " IN Wednes
dAy noinng Oct 81 by the Rev Sidney Wilbur Rev.
Geo Seymour Lewis Of Levis Del TO Lizzie c. youngest
dAu ght.r # John Adams Of the former place.
LEsCANO-MOUsLEY-O Tuesday Oct 49, st the residence
Of the brides father, Fort t Staten Island by he Rev
Robert Carr Senior Don Gustave LescsLo Of Cuba Eliza
daughter Of John Mousley ESQ.
SNELLIHG-COLES-On 1hurslly, Nov !, by the Rev Dr.
Taylor Edward Tempton Smelling TO Grace daught. the
late Isaac L. Coles, esq
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THE WEATHER, ETc.-The elstsrly storm that pre-
vailed during Saturday ceased about midnight. The
wind shifted TO the westward in which quarter it has
contr ued since Most of the la ge fleet of vessels that
have been detained by the adverse winds proceeded TO
ses yesterday The steamer BoruSsis Of and for Ham
burg sailed from Quarantine at 6:3O a. IN. Toe City
of Washington, for Liverpool also sailed from Quar-
antice at 8 a. m. The Alabama for Savannah Co
umbia, for Charleston and the steamers bound
s,uh all took their departure early yesterday morn
ing. There have been very few arrivals to notice for
the past As hours do we learn Of any disasters
the coat. Although the wind a: Sandy Hook ST.
uday was from east to east nortbe ls Capt Croker
Of the steamer Boston, from Philadelphia, rspoi Is
having il fresh from wet 10 southwest from 3
p. m. of that day. aud bringing it with
him to this port. No damage wa: sustained along the
piers among the shipping except to TIE Por,us
schooner Carlos Abef which vessel dragged ashore
Governors Islaod bat will come off at high water.
The pilotboat Fanny, in passing out Sandy Hook on
Saturday night, in heavy ees, jumped her bowsprL
out, and returned TO the city replace it, TIE Spanish
ship Serafna, from Charleston with cargo of cotton
and taves bound to Ssnt4rder put Into this port yes
teIday lesky, having experienced heavy weather.
The chip Marathon from Leghon encountered, on Sat
urday night, when within fifteen miles of the High
lsnds, a very heavy gale from f s. K during which
she had number of her sails spit. The brig Echo
from Portau Prince, when of the Capes Of Della ware
on TIE 3d. took violent gale from L. s. E. to f. N.
f., and ng to S. W., but sustained no damage
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A CARD FROM THE HON. VIM. L. COLES.

A CARD FROM THE HON. WM L. COLES.
To tAe Editor Of Them y Tribune
SIR: In your issue of Friday last appeared the fol-
lowing:
We mr. 5erstand that Mr. L. Coles Democratic
Der last egsture from the Nth District Of tins CIV pc
ouiT asrusted with the Electoral ticket the ridiculous
threst Of the slave masters OF breakog up the
Cove nment the people Ut 70 take out Of their hshd
and the attempts Government officials % create 1ney panic
pockets st he expense Of frightened dupe has deter mined
the Union this time by voting for honest ABE Llncon
notice the above not for Dotoriety for that have
studiously avoided bat simply to give to that which
may be regarded by my friends as an idle rumor my
unqualified assent. Ely feelings and sentiments are
therein briefly but forcbly expressed and 10 almost
the exact language used to several of my friends
within the past two weeks although little thought at
the time that it would find its way into your columns.
As an act of justice to my Democratic friends, it
might be pardonabe did enter more into detail of the
reasons that influenced to severmy connection with
Abe Democratic party But at this late day consider
II entirely superhuous If they have failed to discover
after all that has been said and written on the great
question that now 80 agates the public mind sufficient
to influence any unpejudoed mind, then surely nothing
that can say would have any weight, nor would it
seem to shield me from their malignant Ieproaches
To such have nothing to offer. From such ask
nothing To men of intelligence apology is neces-
sary. Respectfully youIs
Nsu- Yeyk. Nov l. 1850.
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TO ARRIVE
Passengers sailed

IN ,teo,asD Boyussia for Southampton an! Hdrre-Ais
Anderson j. OSPREY L. siebert, Newfort; D. Nsumsn b.
odsobuiJt San FaDsscO M and Mrs T. A. klo,s o. LIS.
bnTv w ii Klein Dennis, c. Couran I sigpktn, New
Yok; MI snd Mrs MoncaIe, Cal MI and Mrs fushoLer
ST. Paul MIS- +. Kubhsrot aId family Ms JUNE H1ri,l
Chicsso Mrs HeyGer Hoboken A. Kai,er C. EsseL Cal A.
jaeger Nieerwieser st. Lonisi Duygnea15 milwaukee
sitnon l. schepk, Miss NJ Rechert G. schilhng NewYors
Phiedephs W WoheDder, Gin L. OFT Mrs Mary Downing,
New.YOTk G. F. sehsse 81 Louis schebert La CI9, e
Phisde pha; and o.hess IN steersge Total, 49,
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,esd.ucss e. the Office in William street. The st'araer

residences ct the Office 10 William street, The S'aTner
to-day took 6oC0i 10 'p'ce nearly all silver Inc
Cortez from San ganeco on tho 2ls Of October, hsd
soll 0CO In gold for Nsw-York The banks, Tomorrow
will have much larger amount OF specie on mana
than AZ the tine Of the las; Moidsy sta'emiot a.
though the weekly report may not sipw 1t. az the
California arrival of 2l 900 counts for only one day
in the ayersge We lost duIiog the week $3H OCO by
foreign obi7nent, and about 500 900 to the Sa5-
Treasury.
The amount paid in already on the Government loan
IL al 500 OOO Much surpriss il felt in the street at the
non sppt aran,s of the Secretarys advertisement call
ipQin Treasury Notes, The adyer isenen iii should
appear now would not control the otes unit the "a OF
January; while the ub-Treasury will lock mp the ten
millions Of gold for the loan the 22d Of November.
Mr.. Cobb evidently desires to aid his ftockio'bing
friends in get ing up another panic here. The new
loan 10 held at as y cent prem. by some parties out
others will not sell below y cent prem. There IS
ess currency for paper and the rates are rather III
favor of the buyer. There appears to be disposIoh
TO hold off negotiations until after the election There
is very little paper that goes below cent although
an occasional sixty day acceptance, choice names, IS
pre ssed at 81 y cent. Good long paper goes at I@S
~ cent if double names and 80l0 v cent, IL single.
On call we have no change to notice. On favorits
securities the rates are 667 y cent. Dispatches from
New Orleans to-day state that it is very difficult to sell
even sight exchange on NewYork OF the fruits OF
the disuDion alarm.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports
of foreign dry goods aud general merchandise at New
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Thompson's Bank NOts Reporter has the following
in ,egard to new bank sHindle:
The teegph from n6ilte announces trouble and proo,9y
forgery the Boone County Bsos Ind we haze sg'PeGd
Bec ne Comfy Bank Notes
DEAR SIR WIN please inform; q, # the , Boone ~ County
reitimse the FIRE. Banking Law of your State
Your early attention will much OEE aPs SfR oTHERs
OYPIcE THB AUDITOR or STATE,
M...r. yuoypsos Bp6TaEAs New York You're Of the 2
is hand The Boone County Bank 10 regularly ID un
Win Of the thVgss1d Te0
sand hys hundred 0u JOHN p6DD Auditor State
J. w. DoDD, esq, Auditor State Of Ind Indianapolis
sE YOU reply T. received We have 1ade5ooS that
eDgrave them psteone having the State die on it, aud in
tended secured ccuaOn and the other not intended
snnb the case we cannot recognize concern except
men ar the engravers Justice to ourselves the
public, and JOureR requires an psorFRs
1t ia known that the projectors Of this stank had
printed in this City $500 900 of the notes, while
it appears by the above correspondence they deposited
on,y $1,000 Of securities. A portion if not all this
surplus of notes as been thrown upon the public with
the forged signature Of Mr.. Dodd the Auditor Of In
diana. The plates forwarded by express by the
epgaver to Mr.. Dodd with the correct number Of i'm
prsssions printed distinctly marked upon them, and it
would seem that the part of prudence if not Of duty
on the part of Mr.. Dodd would have required him not
to countersign and ssue any notes until the whole
amount Of notes printed were in his possession. 1t
will be seen by dispatch from Indianapolis that some
arrests have been made in connection with this matter
The Ban ers' Mag szne for November publishes in
extersc the quarterly statement Of the banks of this
city as shown by their statement of Sept. %, 1860
Tie tOtals compare follows with the two preceding
ouarterly statements:
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AI,olIen.

Nov l. ht 10 80 len 60 ST. by pilot boat H. Marshal No
81, ship AfpaiiB, Lamb, heacc Tor Bremen.
Ec,3 tle lssud bearing n w. - mites Il lSing sAie
rom h. by pilot boat Chss A. Marshall (No 81 brig M0unsia
fsee, ffou Porto Rico To- Bostou .
short L. 20 ~ In o. s. nv rilr, bos N,rsb.n me 81
VA AAl.u l. ~ fvlI az 4 ~. 4. ..1.a.
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OF the let Of Nov. were:

The ceul unpsge for the week shows Gipht falling of q.
pared with ast week the result Of the interruption Few
projection of tie year nearly millions Of rr with
baby amohth and hall from the present tunsso by
Lavation ano more than two months business
TO the 81 OF December The Of the year Should Tie
weather Prove favorable TO the Close Il thought an
sts"B'te OF nearly or quite eight and hall millions OF tuna
Inc mshd Ter coal Is still well Antaned and IL bossed
WI ue ePus TO The produce CT the year PIECES are rra and
the Ton ard CONDITION Of the market altogether
The movement Of anthracite coal 10 tide vice 90 the
leadiL 10 lines of p.nnn, LII. L.. l.. -.
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Disasters. sc.

PANANA Oct 23--rbe sAip Lucy L. Hall, with cargo oi
lIeho was suppovd wastt ON IRE on the eth % th'
rrw who tre rd, se,t board oil T. = steamer Wyomns
All Size uIper deck fore and main rigg burned ASH
that Der vii be transhppsd and vessel cond mned
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5000 United sstes S. 7l02 100 ~ Y. Central K R..' 81
10 North Car State g.. 90 do.....'''''''" 61
1900 Missouri 5t4tets 70! 80 do..;.''.''''" H&
1000 Kentucky STATE 6s LOOT 100 Erie Railroad OF
COO Virginia stste Gs,.. SCI 90 Me 3. IN l. Re-. II
,000 So-..s3l 87Il 400 Hudson River X. R. $50 57t
400 Mich Cent p lst 30 do. ..,:'''..'.'':: oSt
Mtg So Fd Con hds 81 100 Resdpg R.R.......s50 AZ
600 Han. rs JOS R.bds IS 100 do....:..'...'' so
1000 Gal Chi LIST m,ge 81 100 H. Cent X Scrip. q
10 American Exch Bank s9 20 do: ''soV 20
PaTk Bank.,..II 2I $50 Chi Rk Isl. X. R.. So
40 Metropolitan Bnk.."Ul 100 do''.'. '''''.soO 81
$50 Col Chicago Rk.. IA so do...'"'.''''boO o9t
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quarterly statements:

Observation-Disclosures sl9SSS,62 $l3962 52s
The return for September includes bank less the
Artisans than that for June.
The October grain statistics Of Chicago show very
heavy movement Reducing the flour to bushelq the
receipts of wheat during the month of October amount
to 273 bushels against SO95 bushels in Sep
TENDER, and $50 4l2 bushels in August. TIE total
receipts Of wheat Including -four since the first of Au-
gust amount to H. 22l bushels, against 7227 1896
bushels received during the same period in 1858 TIE
following table shows the comparison with former
year:
RkCEPTs lYCLrnINa ELorRl prENa .rarsr szr.
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Nv Teiegrnph.

SAVANNAH Nov 2.--The steamship Flouda hon New
Nolk at her VIII uf o'e.ock Friday night; al we'll
NEW ORLEANS, Nov Am bark Benjamin. hslsit, Rom
EeN-Yotl.
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MINIATURE ALkAsAo.
Sup-Rises Sea 1855 Aoon-Rses. 1853
high vATEB THIS DAY. -.
Sandy Hook. 0:ls Gov Isand.... l;08 HeGsss, 2as
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Of cbsptsr 90 Of 1890 bhf Gbi ct Of which yan
ind page 81 Of the pamphlet are rssi,sns, 700
would discovered that all vacancies IN the office Of n
specor Canvser 70 h. bel tho rd Of snpersio
arJ n such yssncy ,bs exist the day Of The etan then
,h be- Sled by tho Supervisor residing nerest 10 The place
where ths poll {. hsld st with the vacancy e,i't'
Aorcmber 3, 1860. c. b. WHEELEA
The Manual having bssn prepared by two OF ths
shaspest and moot eminent lawyers in town, we aid
no. deem Il necessary ID compare their condensal'n
with the book.
CARD.
To nc Democratic Electors Of he ma Co19rsoniI DsrE
Having ,s card IA The HTcad this Kay signed ~ John u
Nather stating that he had Withdrawn s cAndists ot Con
or his iierds beg leave to state iha
1hsd M u. nor lot bnt the cont most
de.pv resot that he has compounded his end and oeriyed
~ q cufj,soe re posd in hi had interview WITH Mr.
Mstber on Saadsy evening and received such assurances ron
him re inst fed den punching the card t1'eJTgerb lsAv
; tic 10 lake such exp snaons he shall deem proper to an
ou"'s' WIN. ". MCINTYRE.
Neg. YORK, Noy 4. 1860.
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From me above It VIII DO that the receipts Of
what during the pact three month, are larger by four
nHon bushels than duIeg the corresponding period in
anv preyiOus wear
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HIRrEI.
mARRfEG u.

| MIDDLERISS-In Eureka Humboldt Bay, Cal Saturday
Sept tire wife Of Mr. Joseph Mddemiss OF daughter
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Passengers Arrived

IN grg Echo fyora poyau PyRee-Cspt o. Cults, Simon
SPENCER c. Grant, W. French, A. Lucas
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Found DROwSED.-The body of an unknown man
was found Sunday fostiog in the dock a. pier No.
9, and the Coroner was notified.
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s2O2,9l3,865 sls9, Oc3,,

Increase Of the week as compared with that Of 1853 1888 '
The following Is comparative statement OF the value
Of Exports from the commencement of tie year to
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HE exchanges at the Clearing House to-day are
$27 $50 60! -. For the week, the sum total Of the
exchanges ii l7S,Oil coo II, making daily average
Of so 673 COZ b. sgainst SIS $50 2G 6i las. week.
fhs in erect due No'tmber 1860, on the first mort
gaze ato on tie sinking fund bonds Of the Michigan
Southern Road, sie paid at tho Bank of Moth
America. Parties lodirg the fret mortgage bonds of
LIS company a,e i,qu,sieI " !.a,e .L.LL.... 49,
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Total s3i63l, S65 s17,s2ls53 sls,5i9,lA 81 g391lI
Increate as compared with SoolVD'
thompson Bank NOts Reporter has the following
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PTs OF WHEAT tINCLUDISG FLOUR DURING AUGUST SIP.
TEMBAR AND oCLongR. EoK 1--WE AEAK..
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GRAND RETAIL OPENING of NEW and

GRAND RETAIL OPENING oil NE" a"o
" ELEGANT CLOAKs By o,, . v.1Jorr
'o1' NV No OIL Broadway
On WEDNESDAY Sep. 10 oa NJ
Our entire wHOLEsALt STOCK wiz DC" % 'P
RETAIL, con nenc'nk the above pamed osy'
Enibis ong
srr4,b LYONS VELVET CLOAks
Fler,nt BLACK BEAVER CLOFH CLoAho'
BLACK VELVET ARABlANS,
RLACK CLOTH ARABIaNS,a
COLORED CLOTH ARAblANsL
VELVET and CLOTH ZOUAFES
yFLVsT and CLOTH RE ,OUiNS
md ever, other novelty a. the sscn both imported and
oar own all 4 hch fer TO the public at much
below ususl retail pr'ces - oo,, ,,,,o,r
No seI Broadway
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Groceries ano propisions.

A NDREW w. ROSE,
"A No 22B WASHING rOE-ST, pesr Barclay.
Wholesale ONE PRICE CASH
PROVISIONS, FISH ard GROCERIES.
New MacktTel Salmon, Busfsh Shad Haddock Scalefsh
Picked Heuues in bbls bbis bbls., bbs. aud ki,s
Gt Codsb smoked ternng City Hams Shoulders Beef
Cheese, choice Better Mess Pork aud Groceries
all sinds Mosse Syups refined bite yellow fresh
Teas. sc. ALI GOODS WARRANTED a. REPRESENTED
CITY GROCERs, COUNTRY MERCHANTS and DEALERS
invited 10 cell
4 RROW-ROOT-FlOrida refined and prepared
expressly for the tableFor Puddiugs, CustsTd lrlies
&c Unfyaled by anything Of the KIDD Ia No Famtls
Hotel RefectoTy should be without IT, Put up 10 suit pur
chaseTa at zoe wholesale and 2Sc. retail For sale by
CHARLES 8. LITTLE, Agent. No SO Fultoast
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ID p. JENKSr SELECT SCHOOL for BOYS
HI. eos brosdwsy vii reopeu on MONDtf, sept 10 CIR
oulsrs al r. LOCKNOOD SONS So I'll Broadway
CCUOOL and HOME EDUCArlON.--Fteuci
~ ad Enyisb Cassiraj ard ComnerrN soarius snf D.,
School Flsy ground aud 1yunssunh't - sno
We.t 56th-,t beiSerp Broadway sod 6th,Aa NJ Dt IL
Ernst tk-s charge Of limited ounoef OF s",' OILY ne
opens September 10. VIA
TIME RENSSELA ER POLYTECHNIC tNSTf-
TUTE-This School Of Science 70 nded b. ti% late doa
Sept and whose hrt Professor "es the at
Amos Eaton open it Thirty evelih Annual Session 1n va
10 b Of September 10
H.. Lead rg object Is he theoretical and practical edcesaou o
Chemists Natural t. Civil Mining AMI TOpogrtphics va
eipssr. h. eoter. Sssoc-scd brsnehes are fuvtl
The Instut his fu and cOprtrBt Faculty @rd p. chlm
TAR never hghsI tten Of present i 10 alton the Ot
of Troy ard has conneetin with ony tler Sc1oo ore
fessing % teach the same bra ch.s
For iuIornaon in thr % -ady etc
epoc ton sh ud b. msde FOR the ADnu,l hegst.' OF w"
Prof CFARLES DROWNE, Director Go = 'h'"p%
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

TIVE firm Of SCOTT, ACKLEY a. Co. is this
day DISSOLVED by its limitation, john T. Aekiey
retiring n ereffom. ,
Advertising Department, under the firm Of THOS H..
BELL Co and the Law and Collection Department under
the firm name Of JAS ii. SCOTT l. Co.
Eew.YoIk, Sept IT, 1sS0.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY for persons 10 , want o.
n FIRST CLASS CABINET FURNITURE or HOUSE,
nom GoODs Of any description The o,ntenu OF sne
superby furnished reieIce No Is Clinton place. N Id
yst. ,aie during present week at one half rs raae.
III. assortment embrace. everything @ ana Sooa ia
Sns order few q the leading ,Oles 0n, can 90
Honed Loot r. w. Plano Pier and Mans Orn tnehu
and other Carpets; r. W. b. w, and Mahogany fsro Daas
Room and Chamber Furniture; Rich window OrPey mh
Ware Of all descriptions &c &c There Is no end 70 tns na.a
ioRue nothing asked for that we have not got Ca
seA from a IN 70
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A NJ. MxpvIs A1ctionesr ~,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID inss Nos sai and sec Broadway Sales OF booss 30
innary Pictures Works Of fancy Goods Furniture Nc
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT 10 At O'CLOCK.
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-A large
oscon embsriUr choice Science Classics and Gen
.ysi IitsJstnTe sc For particulars, sec catalogue
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Professional Notices.

hR. RIGGSs TRUSS challenges comparison
~ Tmsses hand which have months 10
two yeas Also, Naheocele Trusses. No Barclay-sI
I MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
He DENTIST No 30 West 3th st. between Broadway aud
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4 A. THOMSON Il Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.,
"a NewYork Importers and Dealers in Tin Plates Roofing
Pss Sheelron Zinc, Copper Wire, Block Tin Spets Lead
kc Also Timers Tools and Machines, Shch they offer o
sale at the lowest market prices
CHARLES S. LITTLE, Agent aud Commission
- No SO futon.t lsboye Git est Of Broadway HARD
WARE CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS etc Emporium for
COOPER Tools Rves Wndas stock Howell and CToze
and Iron Truss Hoops, in full Acco nmoaa;ion.