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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS. BELL.
tSfores Nos. % .7an and IFS FtlIfou riyssll

by THOMAS. BELL.
tSfores Nos % -4sn and us Fulton firsstl
TUESDAY,
AT ioh o'clock. at No 10 Grand street. of woost
Stock of Groceries. Wines. Liquors, seThe large .,oe,
Of family and other groceries Of The best description comp
OF he best liquors and wines, fixtures counters,
tent ana other scales " WEDNESDAY.
Sale or IA, AZ lo1l o'clock IN the sales room.
w ''eS.n' city NH THU hsslDs. Furniture
Ex, sale a ~ i, ioh o'clock. IN the sales room.
avans paintings piano fores, upholstery articles furniture
The .psnd goods of the above description will be disposed
WHO t .S Sy Sfs of :.
sd ssea.f s9i Dozen
beds beautiful rosewood and piano orte by the
ing,, handsomely framed; variety Of upholstery goods
qu st IT., furniture lamps curtains, Sc
invoice OF Chandeliers lanterns, fixtures curtain
FRIDAY.
Al lols O'Clock, in the sales
Extensive sale OF dry goods fancy pledged acles
trunks excellent clothing large invoice Of London Coihs
Also, hosiery gloves muslins sheeting. shrngs guns
hardware cutlery. splendid iewelIy. &c. $751;
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs,
TUESDAY. Nov lat.
At 10 l-2 O'Clock at the sales room.
Liquors Segars ScA good Of liquor. and Sc
public house. sad %ie. are 'ia
Al Private saleIllinos Landsseveral sections Of from 100
400 acre; located north east of sssamon County
popsoa County in the sae and the Seat t of
County. The title is patent. " Wv
shenfs sale-At 10 O'clock 49e Pearl street, quantity
OF collins, mahogany, SC.
- AT i01s o'clock, the sales room.
Ramos Furniture, UphosteTs Trimmings, Ornaments Gil
randoles Sc-Consstng of good and Sc
cyl ass;SS 81 .':sa$ f b..
sepfnz Dresden Dosnei Of Friebefr '' "0'en
Also, upholsterers TRIMMINGS and orname comprnv
brass ornaments for curtains silk screen painted velvet for
sofa cushions, hair cloth, fringe, silk damask SC,
Also few sets beautiful girandoles
sneri's SaeAt ii o'clock at the foot OF Watts street the
and apparel. ~ ~ ~
Also splendid silver and gilt girandoes in sets and pairs
Also Scotch GoedsConsisting of worsted shawIs Te-
cules SC. "''' &c"
SATURDAY
- At l01s O'Clock in the sales room,
New ana second hand furniture carpetng pianos, &c.
AT I0h O'clock IN the sales room.
Large sale OF cloths, hosiery &c. 10 which the
stten'ion of the trade is directed ~ 49,
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A UCTION NOTICE.-By CARTER & co. Store No
ios broadway between Pine and Wall dine .d,y I'd
sold without the balance new English carpets
consisting OF about 1000 yards ingram and three ply in
eeae and card mahos tables with and without marble
tops elegant tuited and Sofas mahogany chairs
dressing bureaus plain tables desks &C. handsome blue tea
and dinner Sets pitchers and basins very elegant white
Eoid china tea and coffee sets window blinds quilts
baskets Anchor Champagne 5000 Principe sega, and II
dozen very superior old Madeira and Port, from private
stock Dealers and will find to their to
attend. mi 2tsr
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ELOCIITION

ELOCUTION.
Pronunciaio est pocs ruis e gestus moderatio cum
renusfate.-CICIRo. ' -
Mk HARVEY from Edinburgh, Professor Of Elocuton.
ctiuy announces that he is forming classes Elo
euion English Grammar and composition. III he be
as ne expects iron the areav receivsd he
VIII remain IN New York through the winter during which he
VIII denver course OF public Lectures Elocution.
panied with Readings and REGULATIONS from the ceebr
ted classic and dramatic authors Those pupils DESTROYS Of APP
peaing public whose be de emed
WIN thereby be syorsd with exceen opportunities of display
ing Themselves Fees paid in advance. Par cuars known
Aesss Raynors I6 Bowery; and the Cas, Rooms,
from TO , r. NJ No Munroe street, Of Cahanc
NJ Ire
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Supplies to fair extent having reached 10
OF $4,000 barrels for the This only includes that
received down the North River We have had aggre-
gate supply this year Of one million barrels
Extensive sales Of wheat making in Buffalo on
the Goth, at 60 cents Best brands of flour So So al
though inferior miscellaneous samples have been sold
low as 30 Corn is out of request at "a cents Oats 10
cents on the 2sth cargo Of 1900 bushels wheat from
Monroe Yves aoat, which contracted for to arrive,
put the purchaser JAILED to meet his engagement It will
Prooably bring 81 cents An adv Of reghts the
canai has thrown corn out of the market There was
one cargo ahoat, but no offers to purchase.
Inc pest samples OF wheat offered freely in Cleve.
ha on the 2oh at go cents, at which sales were
Ihere W as ne particular price for -four holders
70 accede to rates corresponding with the
New YORK market-st would be given
The Potato trade in Wise asset Ha annoors rro,,v
way; Ihsy were selling quick at a shilling per
bushe cash, and 20 cents in exchange for goods The
crop In that section was heavy
inc lar mers IN Canada will probably not have a.,
PLAN again this year of the Of rain 10
iaii ploughiDg II has raned considerably th.r i.,ai
and on the 18th, there was sprinkling Of snou Co ~
hrst time this season on the distant highlands Tbere
as yet been very little frost, and the crops have bn
gathered in without material injury from the W eo,h
The wheat crops in those parts Of the country wber
grain is still sown, suffered by The niurv nv ,h
ny has been lees general than for many years past
to be seen By these facts hat flour cannot rise b,,
continue to decline for a. cas two weeks or montb
longer Even now pricos az low they have been
known FOR the last half century low they were In
lsoS We do not believe that the average price all over
the country, will reach four dollars barrel We believe
that II Is certainly shilling under that point.
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Passengers Snilad.

New ORLEANs-ShipY azoo-N1rs Samuel Roberts Mrs A,
fred Cr9ger. Edward Ogden Alfred Ogden, Nicholas Law
Issee Mr.; Alfred Wood and child James Dauyergne
Edwa,d Ma1wel Mr.. Charlie, Arthur and child Ardre
Mrs Fortune child and Mississippi; Miss Sarah
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rION.-The great demand for the Genuine

rION-Thc great demand for the Genuine
.rsapartla, prepared by the New York Col.
inc and Pharmacy has induced certain drug.
y OF New York, to vend spurious article
the common extract of Sarssparilla and LII.
the labels ofthe College The
ict is composed of sarsaparilla, gentian and
is four times as strong as the spurious, and
cure all eruptions of the sxin ,tumors, nodes,
Il impurities of the blood, brought on by an
% OF mercury, or any other cause. Sold in
At rs cents each, in cases of half dozen So
'zcn So. Principal Office of the College 81
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Oct. 3I-6 p. M.
at the Stock Board vas a little better if any +.
generally rose under very small sales
500, rose per cent. Mohawk, +. Har-
arket for the packet, the mails for which
ere has been fair demand, with COM
Ply though not a large one. The rates
I at rise on the average sales. The
tion OF sterling were sold at 81 a 81 per ct.
amsterdam assaasl. The following table
|oslng rates for the day as compared with
T. Lover rates are confidently antioi-
ry notes are quoted tat per cent, half dol
'ican gold sai, Mexican dollars !, Mobile
count, New Orleans lta2t premium.
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capitalists who will buy them to bring home specie
The expenses attending this operation nearly four per
cent, which export Of sioO,ooo,ooo amounts 10
$4,000 o00 which is direct loss to the owners Of the pro-
duce against which the bills drawn This loss will
fall up the different classes according to the export OF
1871, as follows -
EXPORTS Isll SHOWING PRoPoRrioNArE Loss sus-
tanned BY EACH Glass, coNsEaUEScE OF THE FALL
FxcHISoF PRopuC ny TARIFF.
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Cattle rIarket.

There was fair supply Of beeves in market to day. in.
Guiding 100 fine Philadelphia. There also $500
sheep and lambs, and about thirty and calves
Beeves ranged from $3.50 to $3.50 a hundred weight
sheep from 81 90 to $3.50 each lambs from rs 50 5O
and cows and calves from $40 90 to $500 All Of the
declined.
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BISMUS.
COMMONLY CALLED SQINTING.
CURED IN few seconds by Guerns celebrated PLAN which
" is free from pain u danger,
,ataact removed by any Of the operations pracsed here OF
in Europe DIR. WHEELER Oculist
:. 80 Greenwich street, New York.
NIB. References can be given TO 263 patients
Ofhoe hours, from A NJ 10 r. NJ. oe 1mssr
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TONIC MIXTURE-For the cure of debil-
Ia, Dyspepsia, cutaneous diseases, scrofula,
Is complaints, loss of appetite and low spir-
an immense sale. Prepared under the d.
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, and
bottle. In cases Of hall dozen bottles, SIS.
w S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
|ncipai Office Of the College 81 Mass st.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAyRr.Ship North Bend-Mr Richards, Mr. Elard Brun
d. ge MIR Alexander-2i in the steerage 1851
GtA.Gow-Ship Geoge-Rev w Read, Canada; J Corwel
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TRENTON RACES

TRENTON RACES.
THE Second Fall Meeting will commence the Essie
Course Tuesday November lst and continue four dsys
First Day-Sweepstakes. for ods mile heat" SUD
$500, 500 forfeit, to close Oct 18th
Same Day-A purse Of 8 90, mile heats ., n, -.
Secoad CaySweepstakes tor three year oid "'e "eai
sub $780, SIS forfeit, 10 close above;
Z. Same Dav-A purse Of $3.50, two mile heat.
Also, purse OF $50 mile heats, entrance adneo-
Third Day-A purse Of 500 three NILE hests
Fourth Dsv-A purse Of $500 for mile meats ,
For further rieuii New york Spirit OF the Times
, hlst b ~ ,bes OF Col Wn johnson Col Thomp
ao II n Hare Nh .,son Ma Bowel aud Mr. endall,
,nra Milton brown Register Esop asd Prior will be among
~ a,h.t which 10 addition Northern Stables will
'hv make interesting meeting tina, has ken
place o" '"e JAMES BROWN Proprietor.
Trenton, " J. 10th, 1872. o2oNsr
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ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. SO many
|e been made TO us about this that we wish TO
all an answer. A very celebrated chemist In
us that it is indeed one of the most wonder
or eruptions and discolored skin ever inven-
Pw from seeing it used, that it gives the skin
Gus healthy clearness. We know persons
zen afflicted for years with eruptions, salt
|y. blotches, pimples, and in fact every erup-
|,ured in an incredible short time. II cures
|'osquitoes, gallinippers, bugs, &C., and is al
most wonderful discovery in science II
|'nize the human countenance, and by and
ave nothing but handsome, smooth faces,
|,plexions. 1t is sold quite reasonable by Mr..
|, of the American Eagle, 80 Chatham steeet,
| 5 State street, Boston, and 81 Dock street,
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NJ A R TIM E H ERALD,
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if captains vessels will
to Commodore William A. Bassett, of feet re.
port OF the shipping left the whence sailed The
vessels spoken on their list of their cargo ay
crei-n newspapers they have. He them i'm
mediatey on their arrival Agents and correspondents al
nome OF abroad VIII ao confer favcr by sending
Information Of kind will be thankfully received
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'ARlS'AN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
this invaluable medicine. see an important
headed " Private Medical Notice"
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J. Pease and Son, as Division st.

FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTICM MIXTURE,
4 by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
under their inspection, is one of the most
edies introduced of late years. 1t cures in
e worst cases of discharges from the uretha.
: per bottle. Cases containing a quantity of
with sopious directions, can also be had for
iistance-Price SO.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
principal Office OF the College % Nassau st
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Here direct loss sustained in the fall of bills growing
OF the destruction OF the demand by prohibiting i'm.
ports for the protection Of equal TO the
whole capital employed in foreign commerce in the four
States of Maine, New Hampshire Connecticut and Rhode
Island and equal to that employed in either ohe States
oil pennsylvania, Maryland or Virginia This is a direct
and positive loss, constituting onerous taxation and
simultaneously the payers of this called upon to
pay higher prices for the articles which they buy The
loss attending the import of specie of the expenses
incident upon the use of paper currency, which by
draining the specie out of the country renders the
pense of reganing it the bubble bursts very
great
The country being supplied with specie through
these means will not speedily part with it again Hence
the demand upon Europe will be great and permanent
will afford room Tor the future expansion Of the Bank
of England; and if that institution sustain itself under
the necessity of paying for the material wrought up
into fabrics for the consumption Of England in specie
she cannot do when to that demand added the drain
occasioned by deficient harvest.
This ovement of specie will start trade but in the
time there is demand for money business pur
poses, and stocks from various almost wholly
neglected. The rates follows -
PRICES or LEADING SrocKs IN THE New YoRK MARKET
R.hS
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GRAND TEMPERANCE MISCELLANEOUS

| MISCELLANEOUS
CONCERT.
MRS. MRoUALL take; leave to inform her friend. and
Ss sSs M Of es1
s9T ladies' .d S0 or whsh
The Ladies' Of the Prospect and Hand.n-Iand Societies
Ms Mss n M,GSoip her first appearance in public
| Messs Kimber Kavanah, Kneass, Campbell. Mpouau
wsS VII Sy r csss xn s oh ss
b''w Mr. h. b. g. g.; G 81 ,sfgis parts
JAMES WI de I've S s;nSr otioI
s 1Ss'
iSTEL inu uSe; YOUNG MAN z6o 70 o1l am
experience business in PSia sTh
Phs desrou. Of ob,sinns situation in
in Phladepha he would be able and willing to take
ss p oce
OF Henry Geave. native Of Manchester, who imgraed
e Sa% aaS ff. ss G ss with
Toronto 1886 by giving his direction to the subscribe
sa;ss
the and s"y reasonable asy S e BE
WILLIAM C. MAITLAND
$4,000 and slo ooo Of the
York. on bond and e pf A RRESsoN
OBI 3te I2l Fulton street, New York.
| ITO, FAMILIES .wANTED.-A young woman is in want
city She to teeom. attendant am at
the time the lady Of the house and will give the best
and ssys his ose Sc fea S
ssS % Ia s.
iowlng piece direct from the maker wi case patent iSck
s8f % AZ Apply Hsy e%a f. ssrE
Sa T FHs .su s j Acc
Once and letters be taken from The reading half
ROOKs AT HALF PRICE.-The bushes, of the store
Broadway being about to be closed the entire stock
prices Purchases will do avail a one G
poItunity to buy cheap.
bay) offered al Ia, is and Is cents per volume f,5
Broadway, between Howard and Grand SITS. nj itsm
M0TTS sToYEs.The sub.crbfg has been awarded the
a. ins Sta'e air In Albany one medal or five dollars and
Al the Fair American Institute four medals and
the Fair of the franklin Institute on Friday evening last
among strangers and where the in operation two
T.' in Boston media,
=, Tubular Oven stoye also Luminary daily operation
nj ten 800 j. /. MOLD.
| EXTRA HULLED BUCKWHEAT-Ju.t received, a SUI
0O' halves quarters and sighths for Emily for sale BY
CHEAP FASHIONABLE TAILORING a, Ioa Beehm,n
eetTWhere does the money come from hat supports
from the pocke, Of their eustoneli
a. the above number is believed gentlemen find
tSs and durability
For os Of Ss 4. best 1 We. Of 'f E5ssDS
Wool dyed West of England Ca..imeres sos
vesu OF cashmere, satin, silk or cloth, az 20
Dress Coats made and trimmed 1908
JOHN MoFFlTI.
nj Im'r
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Cotton Trade.

The state ofthe markets in all the ports has had down.
ward tendency. At New Orleans there has been good
demand for the English and French markets. but the low
state OF the exchanges renders almost impossible
rate The principal transactions made in specie and
the holders Of that medium make purchases on the
same terms This state OF the currency head of the
market for produce operating with the great abundance of
the new crop causes the general decline in prices The
receipts ofhe new crop and the exports in the
following table -
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Although but small amount Of business generally il
done yet the movements of the materials for future
large business are great Produce arrives in immense
Quantities and finds way abroad to fair extent The
packets get full outward freights
Iobacco-A sale of 37S hhdstook place on SATURDAY.
the Phenix Room-or cash. The whole was taken, as
ioews so hhds for export and the rest to the trade
Particulars as follows all Kentucky Marked Mrs Ma.
ry Lark, hid understandable at 81 cents r. Walker
A. Gibson, W. T., ID. t., IL hhds do at 6 cts G. D. 40
bids DO at 6a23 average Al shhds unmer, 3ia3i av
81. diamond 81 hhds mer at 6a2s, $444; "a hhds
unm at 3Sa2s, av S3.0S. Diamond b., 80 hhas mer al
6a2t sv. s444 10 hhds unm. at ata2i, av. S2sa d.
Il hhds mer. at 4a3i, 81; % hhds unm at 3a3I ay
S344. Diamond j., ~ hhds mer. at sla23 ay 81: a.
hhds unm. at2i I'D ats II. E., 80 hhds at $iaai
av3t; IL hhds unm. at 3ia2I, av. 2s5 Diamond o. 81
hhds mer at 33as av 81 IS unmer, at 3fa3 av. sos.
Narat Stores-Sales of North County Turpentne are
at Tar at 81 3Sa50 Southern spirits sell at 37a
80 cts "
OasIl4oo gals English Linseed sold at 94c, mos.
1000 brls whale oil sold at 353c Olive at 75asO cts in
casks Marseilles salad at $780, basket.
Prorisons-New Beef arrives freely sales at 81 TO
so for mess and S325 to $50 for prime Pork remains
with win iair demand Lard good Western to n cts.
Hams in pickle, II to AZ cts. h. smoked to 81 cts
Smoked Beef, 8 to 81 cts /; do in pic kle cts
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VOLI SALOON


THE LARGEST and splendid Saloon IN the city for
Musical Soiees, Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
Private and Public Dinn Parties, Political Mceng,-wh
out distinction Of party The Pr oprieor gain
10 himself and this establishment reputation
great profit has leased from the such will
enable him other esabishm en shall
most happy to make lin accordance with
tmes) with all who favor him with call and
them that pains will be spared give
isfaction.
WIN. p. DENMAN. Proprietor.
s. Tuesday evenings of each week apart Invita-
uon alls. o8 liner
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE r-fsme and celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
TO be obtained IN thu. country Bee advertise
| rsnt on the last column = - wsn
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AMUSEMENTS
CHATHAM THEATRE,

/
CHATHAM THEATRE. =
FIT IN Ta f;s is j;r ;n: T1ss e cents
D 1.,"S Ua. MAN t iis H$ Mrs. Thorn.
Doors will open atei-Curtan wiln quarter pas
SSa o ssd dali. from to where Tickets may
THIS hisskkHHi EGrE Esv in E EY r presented
S %s,ss:. his Sf;' sSss ss:
k kTa,, NJ ". s ss'Y
Boxes si~Pit 50 ets-Gall.r ny IS cents. M" Bailey
D0or open at 81 o'clock and the performance
mIrCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Ate, T ~alss EVENING A Sff viii be presented
AS S;1'sSsS 9TFhn TURNED HEAD; Mis-. Taylor
,a To be ' SSFiHRH Gi1 P5!fs' called
u The Doors will opened at haiepssi g. aad tn. per
.orman.e commence at T. every evening.
AMERICAN THEATRE-wALNUT -sT.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. cUsHMAN.
THIS t FhE RHbS Sg Oh Lyme WI :: enacted
Claude Meln0''e PORES, Pauline Mis-. cu,hm.n
PRETTY g SIS SIHss 81 s sTiLLBEno
Tomorrow Sd night of Mr. Forest, <
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN
broadway, opposite 81. Paurs Church, under the m,
r. 7. BARNtM. Manager
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS.
Last week of the inimabie and eccentric
go . DIR. VALENTINE,
who VIII give all OF best his LIE cturc
on Phrenoogy, and his celebrated Fourth of July Oraon
Also exhibiting for week Niagara Falls with real
water, the most sublime exhibition of the age.
tn, Mysterious Gipsv GiNiss Hood popular vocalist
LA Petite Celeste, the admired danseuse-Abino Lady
Grand Cosmorama, the views change Mondsy-Fancv
wonderful
LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY,
OF
the world.
"Wednesday next, Benefit of Miss Hood.
Afternoon performances Wednesday, and Saturday three
o'clock Eevening performances commence at TX.
The Admittance the whole MUSEUM Garden and enter
Ainments twenty-five cents-Children hall price.
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OF FOREIGN BILLS IN NEW York.
5 OF BILLS IN SOUTHERN PoRrs.

ows the exchanges to be heavily in fav or
at every point, and greatly in favor of New
ad of the produce market from all points of
a the eve ola crop of cotton. perhaps larger
c, showing the tendency of money to ope-
ew crops, and to regenerate trade upon a
is presents. a singular state of affairs, and
ninent degree the revolution which has
commercial world, growing out Of the re-
the paper system.
sture of the money markets of the world
ndance of money in all countries, giving
idence that affairs have touched bottom.
centres of business specie has accumula-
ndance. New York, Paris and London,
ed of unusual amounts. This is seen in the
ofthe amounts of specie held by the banks
of France, and an approximation to that
y York banks, based upon their condition
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Inns gives an immense increase in the stocks, md in
the export to Great Britain notwithstanding the necessity
OF paying specie for the material The following are
the prices Liverpool classification, ofcoton the lead.
ing ports =
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ATTRACTIONS! sTRONGER STILLW
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTS RE
GALLERY,

VPTOSHt
Seven Performers TO be for Shilling.
MI. ii. BENNETT Manager,
~ AS the honor TO hht he has
negro dancer Master Frank Diamond and the
vices of Mr. Alden the much admired Ethiopian Methodist
popular Banjo Player also Mr. Ry ALL the celebrated
dancer Miss Rosalie the charming eengaged;
MI Nes the wonder of the world will appear being his
occasion in addition to his extraordinary feas he will
any OF the audience Mr. Collins the comic singer and Mr..
Glass Blowing by Mr. Owens.
Adnlssion 70 the whole, including Museum, CuIiosi-
ties Picture Gallery. and Performance, ONE SHILLING.
There will be day performance Wednesday and Saturday
hafpast7. o30 i'm sec0
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| ,IlU,bOI IVlJIb, III y tIfIiIIu Fi5UV'fds
1924, 1896 i,691,7So 5,5O8,Ois l0,O20,Oii
average rate of bills Tor the first eleven
81 a9i, and for the same period of the
~ or II a per cent lower, which gives
unit of exports Of domestic goods for lsii,
Po0,o0o, difference Of 81 ,s72,332 against
those goods. Under the present tariff for
probably there may be difference OF a
p say, by cutting off the foreign trade,
|roying the demand for bills, the rates will
$50 low az to create new demand, from