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New Castle ktenis.

New CASTLE, Oct IL.
The Rev. Mr. CLARK, Of Philadelphia, Gather
of Max Adeler,) who preached in Emmanuel
Church last Sunday, will continue his miniatra-
ton here, weekly, during the absence of the rec
tor, the Rev. Mr.. Spencer, in attendance upon
the general convention now in session in New
York.
The session OF the Court Of Chancery was
continued until q late hour of the evening, yes
terday, upon the Rice case. The Chancellor is
certainly very obliging and indulgent.
Our town was thrown into a paroxysm Of ex-
citement yesterday afternoon by the appearance
in the streets of two bears-one large black or
brown, and the other smaller grizzly. They
were in the care of three men, who appeared to
be Frenchmen. The bears were muzzled, and
were quite tractable. They seemed TO be very
docile, and moved about in obedience to the
commands Of their masters, waltzing, dancing
sideways, forward and back, or turning summer
saults, and even kissing the men, as they were
bdden.
We listened with inexpreasible amusement TO
the following colloquy-"Suppose one Of them
chaps was to git loose"2 suggested Jeems
"Ihe bare ida" said Ellick ''of loose bear in
the streets is unbearabLe" We fear that The
bier will be needed here" replied Jeems, where
upon tie crowd adjourned to Yarnall's and each
took beer.
We regret to have to add that the black bear
had severe epileptic fit on Vine St. to the in-
tense distress of his owners. NJ.
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SETTLING AN OLD oRUDGE BY DELIBERATE MUIR
DER--A MANS LUNG cur INTO BY KNIFE-THE
MURDERER IN JAIL.
Especial Correspondence of the Commercially
MILFORD DEL. Oct l2
Friday evening, about O'Clock, our town was
thrown into state OF excitement by the report
Of the killing of Abraham Deputy by Thomas
Devines The facts in the case 30 far as can
learn, are, that a year or two ago they had a
quarrel down at the "oyster Rocks, when Dep
uty whipped Devines pretty badly, and until he
got full satisfaction there being no one there
to render any assistance. From then until the
present, they have not been on friendly terms; 80
Friday, just before night, they met at the wharf
and commenced quarrelling again. After a
while Devines started home and Deputy follow
ed just little way behind, still disputing. FL
nally they got to the Presbyterian Church, where
they had to take separate streets to reach their
homes. So Deputy told Devines If he would
come back to the corner OF the street he would
thrash him again. Devines turned about and
came back, and in returning he opened his
knife and met Deputy and stabbed him in the
stomach, cutting one rib into, and the second
lung with the knife. Deputy fingered until yes
terday morning. Devines wac arrested and is
now ia Georgetown jail.
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The Eastern shore.


Hon. JnO 4. Ensor, the Republican Con-
sfesHional candidate, speaks at Elkton ON Tnnrs-
day Rising Sun, Friday and Port Deposit on
Saturday.
There is one place in ElLton which s SAID 10
Empty one barrel OF whisky weekly.
Sentence was passed last week upon the iOl-
lowing ooBvicts Jake Reese, for rape, years
Imprisonment John Martin. for larceny lS
months Richard Brown, for the murder OF
george Piner, 10 years and Mary Burke, for
receiving stolen goods, 15 months-all in the
Maryland Penitentiary.
Il. L. Thomas administers on the estate Of
John Janney.
Henry Wood, OF Elkton haa grown II pound
fadsli.
The barn OF Charles Anderson, which was
osrned in July last, has been replaced by another
~ As feot,
John Taylor started from Cowantown for Elk
ION one day last week IN wagon, carrying with
I'm what he supposed to be All empty powder
heg. He found out differently however, when
hltef lighting his pipe he threw the match be-
hlnd him and 1t fell into the keg, causing All ex-
plosion by which ono hand was severely burned,
Hnd hls whiskers and eyebrows scorched.
DORCHESTER COUNTY,
ihe Cambridge Male Academy has two female
assistants,
The Highland Light il bringing over So much
seano, DC. for the fall seeding, that she Ia al
ways several hours behind time.
The preaching of eleven sermons is no uncom'
non thing in Cambridge on Sundays.
Ihere will be held an agricultural fair at the
dorchester Fair grounds, near Cambridge on
tue 4th and 9th of November next.
me schools are slImly attended.
W, @. HufBngton formerly OF Dorchester
o0lnty, died in Mississippi recently,
Crowen 4 Co launched one of the oyster pc
ice boats last week.
Mr. Whitefeld Woolford died at his residence
uesr Milton, on the LIST inst, at the advanced
Age Of 50 veara.
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BOARD of Education.


MEETING, LAST EvENINa-RouTIsE BUSINESS DIE
PoeEr OF.
At the Board meeting, last evening, Nichols
Chemistry, and Shaws Work Oh English and
American Literature we're adopted as text
books.
$50 copies of the Supsrintendents Annual Re-
port were ordered TO be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Mclntire, the 5uperintend-
ent was directed to call the attention of all
teachers to the rule of the Board which requires
that the schools should be kept in session till
half past four in the afternoon, and to see that
the custom of dismissing pupils early on Friday,
as a reward for mertorous conduct, be diHcon-
tinued.
The debate on Corporal Punishment occupied
a large part of the time and is elsewhere fully
reported.
Mr.. Ferris presented petition from num-
ber Of citizens. residing over Eleventh st.
bridge in the Ninth yard, asking for an addi-
tional school, those 1earest to them being al
ready filed.
The petition was referred to committee con-
siBting of Messrs. Ferris, Palmer, and Zebley.
Mr.. Moore stated thst the water from the pri-
Wy well at No. 15 wal running into the cellar,
and thence into the street, creating a nuisance,
which must be Immediately abated. Other men,
bers confirmed his report, and the committee were
directed to ask proposals and award contract
for laying tile drain to the nearest city sewer.
Estimated cost $500 to si00
Mr.. Curry was authorized to repair black
board and get book case In No. II; Mr.. Hassan
to repair heaters in No. 1.
number of orders ware drawn.
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Young Air. Shakespeare, of Philadelphia, may
ue q smart youth but he ia not vol qualified to
discourse on the size and character of the Will
mington debt as compared with that of Della
ware, or the relative rate of taxation in this city
and State. The bonded debt of Wilmington,
,and there s now no floating debt whatever, }
vas, on January LIST, last exactly $720, ,212. 90,
since which time, to construct greatly needed
reservoir, Qn order that the people may have
water, and our manufactures flourlsh) and for
the erection Of a new public school-house, some
S65, 900 more bonds have been sold. This leaves
the debt less than 100000 and yet the young
Shakespeare dilated upon n supposed city debt
of 100000 He seems to see double. Does
ne always handle money so ? Tho tax rate in
Kent is 85 cents, he said, and he thought that
pretty figure; does he know that the city tax Of
one dollar includes schools (and good ones, }
and supplies police, gas, and other public pro-
lection and conyeniences There are plenty of
cheap things bnt generally they are of little
value, and for all that Democratic rule gives the
people of this State, Democratic taxation ought
TO he loy-yery low indeed.
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Personal.

Among other visitors to the city, within few
days, lie Capt. John B. Tanner, of the War De-
partment at Washington He lie in good health
-Remarking the election of Mr. Hyde 10 be
Chief Engineer of the Wilmington Water De-
partment, the Crsfield Leader says For the
past few years Mr.. Hyde has been in Cris-
6eld, as Chief Engineer of the L. s. II. t.. and
We shall be sorry to have him leave MS.
Mr. j. 8. Morgan, head Of the great London
banking house, has been making personal in
speoton of the resources of Eastern Pennsyl-
vGnia.
Bayard Taylor, On his way to the University
Of Virginia. where he has an engagement to
lecture, stopped in Wilmington, this morning,
and visited number of friends and relations,
amongst others the venerable Phoebe Thomas,
Of Washington street, now ii, her lO5th year
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TIE SIXTH WARD RoUsISa.-The Republicans
of the Sixth Ward, held large and enthusiastic
meeting at the Headquarters, No. 506 Market
street, on Saturday evening last, when the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were appointed as a
ward Executive Committee l.. T. Grubb, Presi-
dent Thos. W. Saville, Secretary Cornelius
Fipps, Richard Heritage l. j. Jenkins, L. R.
Qnigley, James Pusey James Bush, Lloyd Boldly,
A. Ross Hollingsworth, John T. McKaig, l.. O..
Alexander VIM. Cummins, Thos. McCallister,
John Powell, Thompson Simmons, F. W. Std
ham, George H. Casperson, Manlove Hazel, John
V. Christy, Wm. Palmatoy, John Black, Robert
mons, David II. Wingate, W. Fl. Foulk, s. R.
Lawson, John r. Gallagher, VIM. Mccoy, Peter
8. Blake, Joseph q. Walker, Lewis P. Dickinson,
John Lewis, Titus West, Seth Feaster, James F.
Engle, q. johnson, Harry Biddle, Abner p. Bal
f. saviile, Baker Virtue, Peter B. Ayars.
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800 ton schooner now building at Lebanon
by W. It. Maloney Co., will be launched on Sat
urday next.
The Laurel fair was SUCCESS so far as fun
goes. There was not much stock on exhibition,
but the racing and games wore amusing.
James Hazard, of Seaford, for some time
past an inmate of Kirkbride's Asylum, has re-
turned TO his home, sound in mind again.
The tenant house on the farm of John Will
iams, in West Dover, was burned, last week,
and the tenant, James Barrett, lost all his fur
niture.
The Glee club OF Odessa went over 10 Mid
dletown, last week, TO aerenade some ladies',
when they were stoned. One member was
struck and somewhat hurt.
The Delaparedn says that man named Thos.
johnson shot at Eli s. Short, Collector and AS
SCISSOR for Dagsboro' Hundred, because the lat
ter returned him as delinquent. johnson has
fed, but warrant has been issued for his ar
rest
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A MAIDEN LADY THE yIcTIM-MoNEY THE OBJECT.
The murder near Perrymausyille, Nd, report.
ed in our late edition, yesterday, was frightful
crime. The victim was Susan Taylor, maiden
lady OF 40, who, with her brothers Henry ana
Joseph, lived about miles from Aberdeen,
Hartford county. Tho murderer Joshua Griffin,
colored man, is about twenty-five years of age
and had been in the family since he was two
years of age.
Yesterday morning after breakfast tie broth
ers Henry and Joseph left the house to SOW
wheat-feld, and left Griffin TO attend to some
duties in the farm yard After they had gon 9,
he attacked Miss Taylor, and beat in her skull
with ,lub causing death in a short time. He
then ransacked the house, and secured 1t Is be
lieved, some $500, but was caught in the sfter-
noon, and lodged in jail at Belair.
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Obituary.


DRATH OF WILLIAM DORSEY.
William Dorsey well known preacher in tie
Society OF Friends died yesterday, at o'clock,
ct bs residence at Germantown, Philadelphia,
after being severely Ill since Friday. On Tuesday
VI last week, he was at Swarthmore College of
which he is one of the Managers, and spoke OF
feeling unwell and his case rapidly grew worse.
His age was o.. lie was the surviving member
Of the hrm of Benedict Dorsey Il Sone, in busi-
ness on Market ST., Philadelphia.
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entertainments.

LNXaIBITION OF THE DELAWARE
H Institute OF Mechanic Aart, which will be held
in the new Bradford Building. Third and King Sts,
about October 10th, 1874
The Committee on Art have reason to believe that
many families in our stare (Which was the first to
adopt the Constitution OF the United stat 81 are in
possession OF portraits Of great historical interest
and which almost entirely unknown TO this gene
ration; the exhibition Of these cannot be other than
great qualification TO ther owners and TO the pub
lie at large.
The Committee therefore would be.much pleased
to have any such forwarded TO them, as ample ar
rangements have been made for their display and
due care will he taken for their preservation.
ELLWOOO GARRETT,
Fl. l.. TATNALL,
G. +. RUDOLPH,
oct2-d&wtf Committee.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE WASHINGTON HALL PROPER
Ty-Loss $4,000.
BALTIMORE, Oct 10.
This morning, at l.9O, fire was discovered in
the kitchen of restaurant at East Baltimore
st. 1t quickly grew 10 conAagraton, which
consumed Washington Hall, otherwise known
as the Baltimore Opera House, and destroyed
buildings within the entire block bounded by
tho Falls, Baltimore street, and Front and Plow
man streets.
The entire property was owned by Hugh Gel
stons estate, and it is believed was only partial
ly insured The probable loss by the destruction
of the buildings and the stocks and fixtures OF
firms doing business within them is estimated at
not less than $4,000.
LATER-THE Isss NOT GREATER THAN FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Is.
The lose by the burning of the Varieties Thea
tire and the adjoining buildinga will not exceed
fifty thousand dollars.
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The Keail,corh reached Philadelphia, on Sun
day, with 10 cabin and 1876 steerage passengers.
A dsaffected portion OF the Labor Reform par
ty of Massachusetts held convention In Boston
Friday. 85 delegates sbeing present, and nomi-
mated State ticket headed by j. W. Andrews,
OF Danvers, for Governor.
At Washington yesterday Judge Humphreys
sentenced four burglars, one to l3, one to ls
and one to 10 years. imprisonment.
Buislay, the aeronaut, while attempting to
land from balloon, near San Francisco on Sun
day night. was dragged along the ground for
some distance, and received dangerous If not fa-
to1 iniuriaa
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TEMPERANCE MEETINd-HUsINFss STILL DuLL-A
GIANT HOG sLAudHTERED.
special to the Commercially
MILFORD Oct. ".
10 morrow evening, II temperance meeting is
~ be held In the NJ. L. church, to be addressed
ty tue Rev. G. NJ. Pegg, of i.ewes; Rey. j. b.
AIann, of New oastlej Rev. d. G. Ridgway and
others. Strong efforts are being made here 90
advance the cause OF temperance.
Business continues dull, and there is pros
psct ofa great many changes at the close OF the
year. Some will probably retire and Others will
begin business.
The house carpenters seem to nave plenty work
tut other trades seem dull.
The large hog owned by Mr. Lewis Cannon
which in the spring was thought wond weigh
1000 pounds by December, crippled itself so that
1t could not get up, some month or two ago.
The hog was slaughtered last week.
Sweet potatoes arc plentiful and apples are
getting scarce.
Political matters are beginning to agitate the
ininds OF some persons to a considerable extent.
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fire at Lawrencevile, Pa, on Sunday night
Destroyed twelve stores, leaving but three i'll
fle place. 1t is supposed the fire was incendisry
I fhe loss is $4,000.
Ice oue-fourth of an inch in thickness formed
at Omaha on Sunday night.
DR.. J. NJ. Bolts, prominent physician Of
Woodford county, Kentucky, is missing, and sup
posed TO be murdered. He was last seen on
Wednesday, riding with party of men.
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THIRD EDITION.


usFAvoRABLE ACTION BY THE BOARD OF pARDoNs.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 13.
The american has a special from West Ches-
ter stating that Undertook counsel has received
notification from Governor Hartranft that after
careful examination of the case he finds it his
duty to issue a warrant for execution of Udder-
zook for the murder Of Goss. The prisoner was
notified of the fact by his counsel, and received
the intelligence with strong nerve.
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sutIer on southern ArraIrs-,

HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sPEEcH---THE WAR NOT
ENDED.
BosToS, Oct Is.
General Bntler made speeches at New Bury
port and North Andover, yesterday, after his
nomination for Congress. In alluding to finance,
he said there was not currency enough for the
people but thought that affairs al the South pre-
sented graver questions than financial. 'The
war he said. Chad not ended"
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The CariIst Rebellion.

OCCUPATION OF FoSTARABIA BIZ THE INsuRaENTs--
SUBSEQUENT EXPULSION.
MADRID, Get 1a
The CaIlista entered Fontarabia in the prov
ince Of Biscay, yesterday under the cover of
fog, but were expelled after they had burned
part of the town. The Carlists made attack on
Irun and San Martial, but were driven out af
ter they had captured part Of Behahia, com
mandnp til, International Blidge.
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Police Court.

oAe drunk and the usual penalty.
sarah Martin was arrested yesterday by onlcer
tropper, charged with keeping tippling house
and upon hearing was fined $40, required TO
pay the costs and held in $500 to keep the peace.
homer Rice, for disorderly conduct was fined
"a and costs and held In $500 to keep the peace.
Davis Hayes for being drunk and dlsorderly,
vas required to pay the costs and held in 1900
Gail Tor his future good behavior.
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

The Women's Temperance Union will meet to-
morrow afternoon, at Grace church at 3 o'clock.
The Democrats have purchased for ss5 new
flag which WAS hung out for the first time, this
morning.
THE executive committee OF the Mechanics In.
stitute, and all subcommittee will meet this
evening at the rooms. All persons interested
are urged to be present, likewise.
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New Advertisements, To-day.

TO the stockholders of Del II K Co
Ordinance for widening footways on French ~
Applications for icense-John W Gray
Fine furniture-Enterpris Co
Bonnets bleached-D M cloud a CO, Breviti
Cheap hats-Dubell, Brevity
Partaga cgars--Slngles 4 Son, Brevlty
Sewing machlnes--Grover a Baker, Brevity
Moderate prices-Gouert, the tailor, Brevity
Teas and coffees--Houston n Prlger, Brevity
Neat fitting shlrts-C Morgan. Brevity
Boots and shOes-Pennlngton Brevlty
Best coal-Flle & MurPhy, Lrevity
Ofilce desks -Harman, Breyity
Carpets cleaned-Ferry, Breyity
Flower bulbs-Tarnal, Brevity
Hardware-M ii Billany
Fall sacques-M L Lichtensteln
Calf boots--W A TurRer d Co, Brovlty
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A Southern supposItIon

BURNING OF a COURTHOUSE IN GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Dot. IL.
The Court House and county records at Way
cross, Ware county, Georgia, were burned lasa
night, it is supposed by a negro incendiary.
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The Clayton House.


ARRIVALS UP TO NOON. TO-DAY.
y Sichel, New York.
Marcus Beebe, Boston.
Mrs. Bovine, Newport.
Miss Turtle,
Geo Turtle,
l. W Webster, New York.
n o Lounsbery, City.
Oscar II Graham, Phila;
Miss Freeney, Salisbury.
Miss Freeney,
d Burton, Millsboro' Del.
A I Rice. New York.
Wm II Churchman, Delaware.
V Lloyd,
+ G Benoit, New York.
] W How, Phila-
H P Powles, New York.
X Harmon, Baltimore.
Robt Boone, Jr., Phila.
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Qyhina and GLASSWARE.

WTE CONTINUE TO SELL FOR CASH.
w Best ron-stone China Tea Sets, "a pieees,Si 90
Best ron-stoae China Chamber sets, 10 pieces, 80
Best iron-stone China Dinner Sets O9 pieces. ID 70
Best white French China dinner Plates, doz.., 90
Best gilt French China Tea Sets, a pecea..... 90
Best glt French DiRnerand Tea Setsl0T peces,h5 %
Fine Lava Cuspad res. each ch................., IS
Fancy 0oOds, Ornaments, Vases, Cologne Sets
Figures &C., at very low prices -
sept9-Bm MAnASEN \ WHITE,
Masonic Hail. 11S Chestnut st Phllada. PIT.
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Republican Meetings have been arranged as
follows Friday evening next, at City Hall. TO
90 addressed by Geo. V. Massey, Esq, of Dover,
and DR. W. G. Davidson, Of Milford. Saturday
evening, at Headquarters, 506 Market street, at
which s. A. Macalister, H. O. Conrad and J. H.
Hc1ocker will make addresses. Ex Governor
Pollock, OF Pennsylvania will address the Re-
publioans on the Tuesday evening following
The place of meeting has not yet been fixed
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IWIInIHBIOH HepUDIlcaiIs 2 IttpUTl.I
Mr.. Taylor made an interesting address, mar
rating the chief incidents of his life stating that
he was over fifty years of age, and thanking the
company for the manifestation Of their regard
and esteem.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GooDs.-Charles G. Betelle
is nng up his new store with new and fresh gro
ceries, &C. at the n. W. corner OF Seven and Pop
lar streets. and VIII be open ready to wait on all
who may give him call on tomorrow (Wedness
day morning. Cheap for cash is his motto. Call
and aae him
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REoovERED.-Mr Petidemange, of Christiana;
whose horse and wagon were stolen at church,
on Sunday night had them recovered thsmorning
by the police. Tliree small boys, living fin
Hedgeville, and named Frank Swiggett, VIM.
Swiggett and Frank Sharp, had taken the team
for ride. They were in the cells, this morn
ing and ought not to go to jail but to a Reform
School, if public punishment is needed at all.
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LADIES GOODS AT THE EXHIBITION. = We are
desired to call attention to the fact that there is
a special department in the Bradford building,
set apart for ladies' goods In this line there are
only few entries. Milliners, dress makers,
cloak makers, &c, Sc, should exhibit Call and
enter before the 10th inst at the office No.
Maat Third ST.
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SALE OF PROPERTY IN SOUTH WILMINGTON.
On Saturday, L. W. stidham Son sold foT
B. F. Townsend the following real estate, sit
uated on Townsend St., South Wilmington
Lot No. !, 20 feet to Chas. 0'Rourke, for
$500 per foot.
Nos. 2, 8, and A, aggregating 60 feet, to the
same party at So per foot
brick house TO Patrick Keenan, FOR Si35.
A brick house TO Michael Cannon, for S750
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BASE BALL.-The Quicksteps will play the Col
Inns nine, from Philadelphia, on Friday week,
the 23d inst, at Schutzen Park. On Saturday,
the Quicksteps expect either to play the New
Castle nine or a club from Philadelphia, and on
Saturday week the return game with the A. It.
Elett Club ia eXDected.
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REPORT OF TUE siesAL SERVICE
WAsHINoroN, Oct 10.
Probabilities For the Middle States. rising
barometer, northwest to northeast winds, cold,
partly cloudy and clear weather, with frost, ex-
cept near the sea-coast
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The Vocal and Instrumental Concert, an
nonnced to be given in the Masonic Temple on
this (Tuesday) evening, ia postponed, on
account OF the indieposition OF Mrs NJ b. Sim
mons, Notice will be given when the concert
,aill take nlace.