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JOHN REED, alias CLINTON. M Lowndes
Esq, who went to England with officer Benjamin
F. Hayes, to recognise Reed, who is supposed to
be the person who committed the extensive FORGE
res on the house of Jacob Little 81 Co. and the
southern banks, returned in the Great Western on
Saturday. Officer Hays remained until the 4th OF
this month, in order TO obtain the decision of Lord
Aberde en-, whether Reed was to be given up or not
under the new treaty. The impression of the Off.
Ger is that such will not be the case, and he will
therefore be compelled to return without him. The
evidence agains: Reed is scarcely sufficient to hold
him in custody, and the offence was also commit
ted previous TO the ratification of the Ashburton
treaty, that compels the delivery Of escaped rogues
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MIR. T. d. RICE This popular, well known and
ever welcome delineator of negro characters makes
his first appearance tonight, since his return at the
Chatham Theatre. He takes the character OF Jnm-
DO jun, and sings new version Of Jim Crow
Mr.. Sanford, late OF the Bowery, who solicits an
opportunity of parting with his friends in public, has
been afforded such opportunity by Mr. Devema,
and appears as Carwin, in the drama Of Therese,
and also gives limitations of various distinguished
actors, la Mathews. Miss Rallia has got up
new Hornpipe, in which she appears, land Messrs
Williams and Booth repeat their amusing farce of
Bumpology.
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NIBLS's.-The Italian Company, encouraged by
the crowded saloons attracted to see "Norma," re-
peat the opera this evening, for the benefit of the
popular tenor, Slgnor Perozzi The true excellence
OF the representation Of the favorite OF Bellini's
opera at Nibos is Signor Valtellina's Oroveso; it
the most graphic picture OF true tragedy ever
member seeing. The maledichon and response Of
the high priests at the end of the fret act is truly
sublime and most powerful. Whatever may be the
result of the varied opinions of Signora's Corsni
and Majocchi, and previous Norma's and Adalgisa's,
but one conclusion with regard to the original talent
of Signor Valellina. Since Fornasari we have had
nothing approaching him. Signora Majocch is to
give Cavatina from BellIni's opera of Romeo
and Juliet" Belni is the most popular of the "by
gone" composers He wrote eight operas, but three
OF which have ever been heard in New York, how
ever; we are to have them, we perceive, by install
mens-the first to night
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MUSICAL ARRIvALs.-The Great Western brought
out Madame Chit Ddmoureau, French song.
stress, who intends, we believe, to give concerts
She is accompanied by Mons. Artot. violinist.
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SOUND STEAMERS The Massachusetts left on
Saturday afternoon for Stonington, with large
number OF passengers, but before getting into the
Sound broke some trlfiIng part OF her machinery,
which obliged her TO return The Worcester, about
the same time broke her shaft, and was towed to
the city. The passengers of both beats were trans
ferred to the Nanagansett, which boat left yester.
day afternoon Tor Stonington.
The same northeast gale on Saturday prevented
the departure of the Rhode Island from Stonington
at the usual hour, and she had not arrived when we
went to press. The Massachusetts and Rhode Is
land will soon be withdrawn from the line, and the
Nanagansett and Michigan be substituted. The
Massachusetts will be overhauled, and new
CINE put into her. The Rhode Island is to be
heightened and remodelled, so as to increase her
speed. They will be in order to take their places
again early in the spring, and will, without doubt,
be the most splendid boats in the country.
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The WALLAcK.-James Walack opens this week
in Boston, at the National.
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The WEATHER.-Dunng the last Two days our
hydraulic privileges have been very great
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The AMpHlTHEArRE.-Mr Champlin, the gentle
manly treasurer oil the Bowery Amphiheatre, takes
benefit tonight, and he offers an attractive bill,
which, irrespective of his own merits, will fill the
house,
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Clty Intelligence,

PoLIcE.Yesterday was a rainy, miserable disagreed
BILE day-just such keeps thieves within doors
and police officers snugly housed--th refore nothing
turned worthy Of note Notwithstanding the weather
was such as would prompt unfortunate geniuses afflicted
with ennu the horrors empty pockets, to commit sui
cide and at fell swoop to shuttle off their MORTAL coil
ana all Its burthens and responsibilities yet the Coroner
applied to for assistance and his industrious De-
putty whiied the hours away in anticipation Of the time
when ms llustrous predecessor might be called into Of
nee through the revolution in political affairs of the
county Should such result ever transpire in due
course OF time may hoped that the successor of DR.
Archer will be enabled to select Deputy as competent
as efficient, and one who will The present has for the
past three years, leave neat full and concise record of
every inquest taken during that time with all the tes
mony registered for immediate reference This fact re.
fleets great credit upon Coroner Archer and his
as no record was kept previous to his term Of Office
Superior Court.
Before Judge Oakley.
OcT Tin the case oil Campbell p. White and Thomas
Suerin, nonsuit entered, with liberty to the pain
tiff to set the same aside on payment OF costs
Calendar for Monday.-Nos. 80, SO, 49, 49, 49, a. H. So
81, SIS, SO, 81, 90, SO, CO.
Circuit Court.
Calendar for Monddy-Nos IS, 81, 49, So 81 ST. &c. CO.
81, 65, 20, H. ~, IA, 76, IS, SO, SO, 81, o..
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0I5- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY EFFECTU
in secret o Sa nsss The
Tonic Mixture, prepared by the New York College oil
Medicine and Pharmacy, is eectual remedy for de'
by OF any Kind, being composed Of the most Strength
ening botanical medicines known. Its effect is truly sur
prising on the constitution
Sold in large bottles 50 each small do $l cases oVn
alning half Dozen S. carefully packed and sent 70
w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and consulting rooms OF the College, W NaSSau
street
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Superior Court .
Circuit Court
Court Of Common Pleas.

Calendar for Monddy-Nos IS, 81, a. 50, 81 ST. &c. CO.
o., 65, 20, II, II, IA, rs, IS, SO, 80, 81, o..
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90 CASPER HAUsER THE WILD BOY OF THE
WOODSTOCK aware of the great curiosity of this
parsonage He is the most astonishing production of ma
ture possessing all the faculties Of man. yet going on all
fours like beast He is to be seem Peale's Museum for
this only Mr.. Jenkins the great deneator of yam
kee and other characters together with his superb band
Of minstrels has attracted great attention. and will CONT
nue. this week. SO also will Miss Adair Cerite the Fud
gee Mermaid &c.
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o. AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Gen Tom Thumb is
the great Star at this establishment and might say
the city, for he is acknowledged to be the greatest
der in the world. His friend Macready at the Park is
making something of STIR but the General is the object
of admit alton in all circles and amongst all classes
is bound to take the lead wherever he goes for he
pleasing and perfectly atng that every body must
be delighted with him. Dr. Valentine, who stands at the
very head of his profession the Moving Dioramas Mr..
Cole and his dog and others of epute engaged
and give grand performances every night.
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. Oct. SO p. M

AT Boston, there sales yesterday of $4,000 Massa'
chusetts i've per cent sterling bonds at per cent pre-
MUM The imports and exports of specie at the port OF
Boston, for the year ending September &c. Is4s
follows
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT BosToS ron
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0g- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
pills for the radical of gonorha geet and all
pleasant discharges from the urethra These pills
now prescribed by the medical faculty of Europe the
most certain and speedy for those distressing com
plants Sold in boxes 81 each Office and consulting
rooms ofhe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Mas
street
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Wf- KICUKD'S FAKTSTAN ALTERNATIVE MIN.
TURE for the permanent Of primary and secondary
syphilis. This mixture is the best and most eecual
medy at present known for these distressing complaints
controlling the diseases without injuring the constit
ton confinement from business Sold in large bottles
81 EACH small do Sill in containing half dozen S
carefully packed, and sent to all parts OF the Union Of
flee and consulting Of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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WIS. RICHARDSON, Agent,

0ly- sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLAsTERs'
have cured in short space Of time OF weak
backs and rheumatism than any other remedy which las
been discovered so great has their reputation be-
come, thnt they now acknowledged to be the best
strengthening plssers in the world Beware Of spu-
rous article which many druggists attempt to sell which
bears the but has not the signature OF the Doctor
printed the back All the genuine plasers have the
fac smile" Of the Doctors Remember this Dr.
Shermans warehouse is 06 Nassau street. Agents227
Hudson lss Bowery; II East Broadwayj SO William st.
and l3g Fulton street BROOKLYN.
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SPRING ANGEMENT FOR 1913.
- & - 80
OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE

SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
@ @ M M
OIL u ESTABLISHED EMIGKANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N: Y. ..
DASsAGE to and Great Biraln aud lre nd by re.
sular line of packets sal ing the t. 7th 18Th 10th and
The old Black Say L9s Of packet, are as follows
'"' GEANshiS:E, c S fB $.to1.
s SSTh G,sSsis frs SsSS:,
6Sf6h6. z Gs GssSa R. %SfS.'s;
. ships Ss po% % F
New Orleans and Mobile, three per ionh; to Bsl
Charsston and sayannah twice month"; to The differ
IN making known his for the year 1874 bcgs 70
M the 1sDSs Of those res p % s Dsss
:i saf ai ss%f
Be "a. sy s
the sniErn s class wesnOMn American hips So@ma
espached by MS Liverpool agents, every tee four days
's & hing cS
meet. with bis business will be executed with his usual
com,a ID preference for ths line. and connustou Of the
"%S % s %n sse @ssn sT S
the money refunded eusrcmry free eau also
be secured by s,esmbo,s from the deret ports IN ireland
eks@,sness snd Drafts. With regard 70 his aangsmen
ssss,ioa and p'd al the Banking houses demand
e Who Sno money y' to
their friends residing any Of the United Kingdom, will
,saes; Of che r,1 20 fss Il , o es amount at be
turnee through the office. For particulars apply
jjoaNw nRE HERMAN p e South street,
In DANIEL Coo ooS Glasgow lDsO0
GO DGrSf Ss,s: lG; a
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SIGHT siNGlN0-Ms LEACH az uoune cs his classes
~ Tor inetlon IN singing and aiding onsc on the IA
n Wilhelm adapted to the English by uilah meet al 1853
Droaawsy where ne may be seen fro n O'clock the
forenoon aud from 70 IN the me- II rmt "a ne
ter 81 the course of sixty lessons Pye LESSONS on liberal
e-ms Jyi0 3tsr
BLACK MARBLE-I3o tons ,sh n.rS M.,bI. 10, ,aIe bx
- mar PEHssE BRO iKS NJ" 81 L;hrr,v |. rect
HQUsATONIC Railroad company Notes. wanted at the
- lowest market rates, by '' " ~
- @oiwr JAMES AGO, 90 Wall ,seet.
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AGE NTS.

AGENTS.
The following is a list of the agents for the Herald,
where subscriptions will be received and singh
are found for sale regularly
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NEW YORK AND PIT i,ADELPHIA KAILTOED LIN

DIRECT.
Via Newark New Brunswick, Princeton Trenton Borden
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New York. from the loot of Liberty street, daily
M and * NJ. '. f.r =
Inc Il EOrdentown, thence by
steamboat Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, opposite
Philadelphia) without change of cars
Passengers will procure their tickets at the Office foot of Ii
berry where cOmmodous steamboat will be adj
nesss, with baggage crates on board
PHILADELPHIA baggage from city
without being opened by the way.
Each train provided with Ladies Car in which apart
Returning, the lines leave haepha from the foot OF
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden O'Clock
O'Clock, M.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at M, snd
500 3msr
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SER PASSAGE FOR SAVANNAH FIRST Regular
Mx&\ ete,-The splendid fast sailing packet brig @ b.
&9n6LEM MAX, Capt SapneImap, wiii SAIL positively on
for cabin cabin and For passage
early application should be MADE on board, or 10
w. J. 4. TAPSCOTT
l0r i3Peck Slip, corner South street
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StXeg ~ vl29SS11e ~ NJ s3&
NEW YORK ALBAYTY y,pTp ESY AND MONTREAL
Messrs. Harnden Co. having disposed of their route
from New York to Albany and Trey. The subscIi:
Express. from New York, will continue to run as
heretofore leaving New York Albany and Troy Daily and
yard Specie Bank Notes. Packages Bundles. Of Good.
throughout the Canada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo.
All business entrusted their charge will be promptly
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of notes dras &c. and made for
the same, .-
PULLEN & CORP.
Ofhces-Pullen & Copp, az Wall street, New York.
Thos. Cough, IS Exchange, Albany
A u. Fkins, 228 River street, Troy.
8. Jacobs Exchange Court, st Paul ST. Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NEW YORK. ALBANY. Troy.
Prime, Ward King, 4. j. Humphrey, Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little v Co, Thos Cough. p Wells
John I. Smith & Co.. s. X Stow,
Pepoon u Hoffman, q. 8. Douglass,
Carpenter Vermlye, +. Leake
Houshton y Co.
Drew, Robinson & Co.
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<a~ a REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
FsL.p' KILL, and inferno ds,e landings. wihou,,ow
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. ON New York, Tuesdays
Thursdays and sanIdays-Eare from Cattsh so
-Ber,hs Is cent=-Supper Is cents.
The fast steamer WAVE, Captain Vande rbilt will
leave Robinson pier Thursday Nov nth, five o'clock
For further particulars inquire Of the tain board By
running the daysabcve named there will b, daily
for reg nd mass reduc prir ner
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E6& BLACK BALL, or Old Line LIVERPOOL
MN Packets-Regular Packet of 18th Of Janu ry-The
9s9t11 m gnifcent fast sailing tayorte packet ship
SOUTH AMERICA Cart David @ Bailey will sail 20
The accommodations OF this iavorite and well known line
for cabu I'd cabin and unsurpassed by
other Parties returning to the old country will find IL
their comfort and advantage TO select this For
and to good heths will make early
application board foot of Beekmsn the ,ub
scribers, -. -. --.
ROCHE BROTHERS CO,
IS Fulton ST, next door To the Fulton Bank.
~ B The South Amenca will sail from Liverpool the
Of Mach-those sending for their relatives have them
brought her, IN Of the Packets comprising this
splendid Line which sail from that punctuav the 7th
and 18th Of each Month For assase apply as above.
, The Packet Ship Columbus will succeed the South
America and sail for Liverpool che l of February her
regular dav jylr
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Aug. 20, 1912.
Mr.. H. v. BUTLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y. five hundred
rsams of paper per '0eek, Tor
six months from the 18th OF
October, ls42, to be OF this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
M. Y. BEACH.
l accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H v. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, M. s. BEACH
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Punetuaty regards day of sailing will be observed
heretofore The price of passage outward fixed at One
Hundred Dollars FOR which ample of description
will be provided with the exception OF wines and liquors
which will be furnished by the stewards.
GOODIUE y CO, 81 South ST.,
&. H. MARSHALL, 80 Burng-slip, N. Y.
je24 lvh Barring BROTHERS c.. L'pool.
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9fSfS PACKET FOR HAVRE,-( Second Line 1.-The
sdttEN Ship ST. NICOLAS. John d. Peli, master, will
sSSis<s sail on the lst of February. -
BOYD HINCKEN,
jyllr No Tontine Building
S&5S NENIrTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND
sffAN SCOTLAND AND WALES.--persons proceed
ng or emrtmg money % any part q The old country
nv amount the Royal Bank Ire and on Messrs
Prescott troc Amss CO. Bankers London. which paid
of discount charge whatsoeycr ia all the principal
of the United Kingdom For terms apply address, n
by letter host had, 10 -
l.I ROCHE. BROTHERS Il co,
35 Futon sc, next door 10 the Fulton b INK.
r. SThe subscribers will as he retoofe have regular
cession Of first class Amer ships sailing weekly Ly
POOL during the eOmpg 1873 For passage, apply
above d30r
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New YoRK HERALD !
Il OFFICE, Nov. l, lSa2.
MEssRs. PERssE & Brooks
4 GENTLEMEN -
y Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, New York
~ SeUen hundred and ff7y
reams per tosek Of the small
sized pepper % sS32- for the
Daily Herald.
Also so reams per peek Of
the large sized 81 LAS for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be Of qusli-
ty equal to this specimen -
Payments TO be made each
Wesk in cash, in full for that
week. .
UJANIES g. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as d.
rected. ua
:. sPERSsE & BROOKS,
Ee&~ mo. 81 Liberty street.
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SAMUEL BKMAN,
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL
Things iu Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec lo-P. NJ.
sIABsIss-Ou Friday night after the ares. Of young
Lesr and his associates gamblers they left the Mayor: OF.
nee upon entering bail entered neig hboring hole, and
declared themselves ready for which they eaEI.d
into effect by entering dsreputabe dsncehoue In
Leti;ia cour;-the place where HON. he Baltimore muir
jeTer was ARE ,,d-and created disturbance, III
which Zimmerman, the landlord dangerously stabbed
the groin.
TIL. sa.chmel soon mastering, succeeded srrestine
CHARLES Lelsr Hiram Cole and Joseph Sexton, who have
ac- been committed prison by the Mayor he refusing 10
receive bail until the Of Z,mmermaos should
De Known.
PaILAprLrH1. GA,1sLERs.-On Friday evening, mum.
Der OF the gamblers City contains ~se
arrested and taken before Mayor Scott who held them TO
bail In $1,000 Their are, Robert Elliott, Charles
el. aud Richard Howell whose establishment located
A, the n w corner Of 9TH and Chssnut Thcle are
similar establishments Chestnut and 9Th (frouting tf
ayo,s ulice) Clesnu and OH Ch.saut and 5lh Cssnut
aud 9th.
Decatur George Exchange aud Welnu,-steets besides
the famous Philadeiphs Club House. N Ninh-siFset'
aov Spruce where fashionable meet, drink cham
pagne rob and plumber each othera Of which have long
b.sp known 10 the indFatigabe police officers who al
rested the above parties Your readers need not bs uf
n,ssd when assert that the very who bound 10
suppress these places foremost in petronizng ihs This
is a bold and positive fact, beyond contradiction.
S1ocys-The1e was heavy business in STOCK
Securities. State drooped T. selling TIE Second
Board al 81 State os up 49, rennsy yenie Bank
advanced y, selling as high 30. The following sales
took place at the Second Board 1880 Wilmington 6s, 40
Ssh; 80 shares GraTd Bank l50 do Vlcksburg at .
% d. u s. Bank ot 81; $1,000 STATE Elves at67 10000
road at III; l6 do n. Bank Of Kentucky at 93 Il do y
Insurance at o. do Unon Bank OF Tennessee at o3a
20 do Lehi.h Coal Co. s. 0i5 State Skies lS3 az IS
$4,000 State Elves at CT; $1,000 State Skies ct =!