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Nov. IS, the following were the rates oil "n'
h baA'a Ohio Il! discount, Kentucky aud indsha
ss's .m,rs and Mechanics Bank, Detroit :; DO
sshsa I,.c,,,s s. St Clair L, Wis 4 and NJ. Co.
,apeh n Relief 4; other 10 4 Canada i Mich'sin
}, si@ = co >; s,lvania par 20 discount
lssaas =. Of Indiana ha, resolved to close the bus
The sA, ,epcebursh Dsauch The notes OF the Branch
70 be received by all the other branches OF the
sBspk' :. stockholders of the Bank CT Gesuga has
neeo's measures rs Esay be deemed adrisa-
va eal'ea or the affairs Of the Bank and o! dividing
he ' ''s =. charter expires the lst January next
'''' been dpo,ed with The Ohio Life and Trust
n. whole amour, of the January interest on
y oa'' on the ea,h shares OF the Boston and Wor
Mb'e, a,d,uere sold at l7 skates Fitchburc Rail.
e'' 50 do Western Railroad 1T $40 PER share.
ai"s il Circinna flour mills which consume
oo ma bushels Of Wheat, aud produce Isl 200 bar.
ray r,a.- and there is shortly TO be add another one,
' I'll a,n out about loo barrel, Of Flour daily. The
7'.' v,.n, trade Of the city * follows:
fa sc.;pt of Flour BY the Miami Canal. ooo btls.
s'1 n'',o,d and Turnpike. 6o.Ge0
bi ~ i,' IN The City, as above ..'77, 200 Z"
Toa. 81, -co :
i.sq n 81 l76 $50
a., now in the city three Oil mills III operation on
y,; Canal consuming about ! 10 bushels Of Flaxseed
ii hours, or over lG0c bushels per week. The yearly
.n,,ion Of Fisxsced By these mills Is estimated at
- t bushels worth SOL 500 and their prcdnc, rs, AGO
,... If OIL worth s125,a60. Two other Oil mills
.,sdy completed
Assembly by Mr. Inspector Cameron, of ths amount Of
,., collected along the frontier line Of the Upper Prov
ID. from Lake Huron to Lancaster on tie Ottawa, du-
;, h. pas. ,hree years. The amounts Of each Var
~. ssio s9o577, 1871 .e3o,5al; lal2 s3l,6'+,
"A from III. Increased mro,,a ton Of wheat and flour,
I'd The improved system of collection adcr,sd, it is
r,.sd th.t considerable increase upon 's last Insn-
os,d sum has heen -sdnring the present season Mr.
r.non estimates that the quantity Of tea consumed liz
-,csda cannot be less than geo chests
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DI ED.

In this C,ty on the S0lh nI; William Zna Hubbard sgsd
AID months, only Of Mr. nd Mrs JOE.
Nj Hubbard.
Relatives and feud, are afec,ionatey invited attend
The thcll residence Nc. 60 Barclay O'Clock
T. u. without further notice.
On Wednesday al,srnoon Nov st after shor, illness,
Samuel S Beers.
On Tuesday Nov 28th after short aud illness,
Mar Emily, daughter Of Joh C. and Ann Ofielman aged
years.
a, Brooklyn l. l., on Tuesday Nov 2slh suddenly Mrs,
Elizabeth Hazard. ag,d 5. years.
At Tcmrktnvllle, Staten Island Nov 20, William, son
OF James IIsfcous,, aged year and months.
On the 2oth u!t at Haysrsaw, Rebcca, vii. Of Thad
deus Slleck Of ,h,s city and daughter cf John Euuyan of
Philadelphia, aged 81 years.
In Rlelrdsn, Conn. on the 18th ul, Rev Erastus RIP
Icy formerly pastor Of the Congregational Chu.ch in ,het
town, eyed %
Passengers Arrived
In the sh'p Iiond,an t,gm h"herdam-alf Samuel
Bursiasll, = Dell Philips Hey. aod ot st2ersse
IN the ship Duncan, from Eristoi, Ene-Alr hodges
and st-erase.
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ALBANY Nov 29-Thc falling 1T in the receipt, Of iionr
icr past days has been considerable The receipts
Yesterday only al66 bbs. The prcs remains the Same"
Transactions limited. We quote 81 SOL 20 as the range"
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RORY on THE HOLY RIRLE.
UNIVERSAL GIFT FOR 1874.
4 Book for every Nan, Woman and Child
IN TIE UNITED STATES.
Just Published, with hichip flushed PORTRAIT
ef dstins Editor EngrGued StseL BY Dtck'
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In THE UNITED oThTEs.
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\ y'sntd illustrated wok cGmprislns tie ne N ss1ies OF
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This SPLENDID volume IN -. alt canrse t, n'H Im
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vealutty aud have hesitation pronoun inc the
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1t has been got out in stile nearly
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ard leg, than nth their pcecCnsjdsrins the vast
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~ weekly cen, parst, Ill b. issusd from No spruc
TUESDAY next e Rev Professor Nsitt and Lang.
contributions will appasm the rs, aud specimen number
Carriers and agents are wanted for said ,pes Apply 20
Am.
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have 10 state thai no person authorized 20 sell them other
The plan OF the work aud deemed and
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library which the chief TOPICS Of human interest. such
OF nations, &c SC &c. will be presented ask'ng
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and q m!s R l,DS + r., t5I 'orSc EXTRACTS
Fror7 he Boston T,arele,-' y deem but discharge
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truth the wi! o.s;ow 'nstucton'
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From ths Boston Trare!ter-" Mechanics farmers. and
Tiers may we'll consider not much whether they can al
ford buy this work whether they afford - do with
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OF hous'nds with tin highest satisfaction and advan
tage. FssI Farley s and and best on
earth; III the MINDS Of muut"s Of children Ihsr ,,nk
no man has much Travelled much loves children
20 much he does Tbs popular rcle Farley the author
of rs Cabinet LbTs1y
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4ius and interest proceeds. a great deal Of the money
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SCuENCK'S PuLMONIC SYRUP.

III l.
IRON NJ E VAN BUREN.l, the Subscriber,
Cit heavy cold which produced violent cough, PAIN IN
~ brsa,; and general oil the "ho!s system
mntorl, gradually increased, not outstanding the IN my
,o. that were used, NJ cough very tight aud ifou
- considerable emiciatiCn aud weakness AZ unes
oin psl,tatiou Of the heat particularly when excite
.si hectic fever chIls, which were succeeded 6J not
bs, AMI great bur.inG tins lain OF my ahos aud soss
., ~, tssi ply bowels cosyP and irregular bsiG OF
re cpinon Of my hy i'can that wax III Iatid dec line
e,n.ctcd To recover Hearing at this time much OF
Scbsnck, rumoBc Syur and the II was making
- th city resolved TO give II trla Soon after com
using caused etTsctoTatpn OF veto"
,sr winch atfored great relief. Under Its all
disappeared mad almost 80 cd health as
e'ei Is az No IA Christopher street where any
onnutva person and will De most happy ~
direct them to the place whes hays ersf cSndIscs they
can Or cured MARY L. ' A" DtRLH.
P1spared b. H. Seuck, and cI sale his principal Of
e No q Sou,.lxth street doc, below the OF
Gbesnut aud his Laboratory, No. III R4cesIeet Phila.
jpha Also Tor sole ., Coartand street, ons door below
her the genuine can b: had: aIso $50 Washing
pnstou; No. Is Broadway, Albany, y. 7.
h- above Offices exclusively for he sale 9, r9lmnmc
Syrup ----t t-so :. II. %
nall, LAMPS. SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs. &c.
M Il J. MERRITT, No. 100 Bowery, between
W. Grand and Hester have just opened splendid
OF the ahoy. good, aiso great variety o. ch
Cut Pressed and PLAIN Glass French and s.nsiish lima
bs Granite War; Britannia Cas,ois; Tea SETS &c which
th.y offer reduced inces. for ctsn n23 lnOAN IS
DLOND LACES, NC sale on commission,
black and white Blond Laces assorted widths inquired
Ibrssd Laces, do do; Paris EmotodeIies Cspes Gaps
usndkechsfs, Collars aud Peierine Also plated HooK
and Eyes Eyelsts Ladies Elastic Whistles &C. ms
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Markets. Carefully reported fc' The Titt,nt

MatEet5-Cc iCNfg 1fpoihh Io' me i'tcs'tt.
TaURspAY, Nov. so.
asHES-The market Is steady, with moderate sales :
~ bmel5 ros a, Gay There demand icr Hsarls
:, home use About 500 barrels soldat5 IL.
FLOUR AND MEAL The demand to-day has been
Init, without any actual change prlces. Gen'sse '6l
Il 62I, mostly at the latter Sales OF 500 barrels
Michigan at 56.; I09 barrels rev York Mills $50 700
MI. Of Ha.a Richmond City Mills at price not made
,b,;c Corn Meal continues du!l--l50 bids Blandywins
,s been sold a, l. 25 cash Rye Flour is scarce. and
,sc readily bring, D. Buckwheat comes IN slowly and
I'll, mick at 81 a 4 30 IN bbls
GRAIN.-Ee hear of no transactions IN Wheat. The
ele is scarce and wanted 100 loonIushels Rye
l. changed hands at 50 cents delivered, showing decline
cne cent No sales Of Barley and lot ailoat unsold
os,,sm,in without chang 30 3! cents. But lut'e
co,r Offering Sales Of 1900 bushels old Southern at 81
.,, weight and 200 bushels old do at 81 81, measure
,acO bushels new 50 cents, weight Old Northern Vel
aud rsaiIs ~ So ceuts go bags 8a k
,,.d Peas brought 81 % per bushels.
IINsEED OlL-l1 barrels rennsy !yaaa sold at - CTS
c,,h
HDEs-W. hear of sales of 1900 Rio Grande Hides at
spout pteviops rates.
TALLow-s Sales Of $4,000 lbs County Rendered at
y cents
Substituted. for crushing, brings sea IL rNr
,sce New Cloveseed has made i,5 appearance and held
atlOcent, per 10.
PRovIsyoNs-But little dong N any kind. Pork rs
dull a, So IS 10 for Prime and Sl IS for Mess Beef
IS more Gnn-Country 81 % 37i for Prime and SO 20
8 81 for Mess Sales OF 100 barrels Mess at S6s IS
ibis Lard a, cents; 40 kegs do at 6 6s
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s.xos's SAGsArARlLLA.-Thc amount Of suffering 70.
lved by this invaluable preparation Is wlt out parable IN
The history Of medicine Tousands have been restored
health BY its healing aud reeer4ing efficacy who were
seed pas, the reach ous certificates
heretofore published abundanly prove IL has received the
APPRECIATION OF many practitioners this and other
cites and rapid growth in the estimation Of the public has
pace beyond the reach of derac,ion the efforts of
PETITION Diseases which arise from imrurlty Of the blood or
galon Of the humoI generally such as SG,ol"a or k';
diseases Fever Sores nua AbScesse stuias
Chronic Catauh liberation the Throat and Nostrs Pa,n-
Kidneys Female Deranscmens General Debility and Pos
ration Of The System are all removed By It's Use.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail, aud for expori1-
ton by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists. (GraItc BuIlf-
nss corner OF Broadway aud Chambers Sold also
by B. & D. SANDS, 10 Fulton, corner Of Gol-stecl
aldst East Broadway corner of Mark1tstreet. iriCe 81
ru botte;-s!x bottles Cor s..
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0PENINJi 4TH AVEN III E-Public Notice is
hereby c!,e that petition has been presented IN the
Board Of Aldermen oi:n the Fourth Avenue from 18th 10
32d street. ia o,,o-.d 20 rho
arc requested 10 present their directions In Writing To
I.nIsrs.e al his Office Hall of Records, on or before
the 10Th day o! December lnst c. r,
Gn.....,onsri. Gficc Nov 20 lSii dl
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Gt2GYGE,

CIeaTeT,
Ship, Baltimore. Fuuck, Have Boyd & llInoten5 sylvia
NJ, jenkins Elldss Apalaclcol4. do; Richmond, Luh-
low Whaling voyage w JONES' Europe Forbes, Liver
pool II Marshal; Charleston, Brown Charleston. Geo
Buckley Louisville Hat, Now Orleans Collins 3 GO.
Bnns David pufe Williams, WILMINGTON. NC, Z S
rourle John Eudele Mason, St CaihaInes Grail J u
dcn y {. Bouus Perry cedar Keys. Norton, il; Wilson
Fuller, Cobb, Savannah, Durham Il Dimon.
Scls Ma,,a AtwsIl Baltimore, s III ~BnEgs, Mana,
Alw Baltimore s. = Briggs, Hacycn, Paterson Jack
sonvlle, Badger & reck.
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tive and certain cue for this distressing complaint. because
hey purge from the blood sosr bilious lumoIs which are the
only of headache, slddness, nausea sickness &c
but all the ills winch eh is heir" One 25 ctt box
Of The above named Indian Vegetable Fills, nay single dose
aud AL cases. perseverance the of the medicine Will
most assudty make speedy OF every description OF
headache.
Wrts udan Vegetable Pill, also improve digestion and
riy the blood, aud Therefore give new life aud viSor 10 the
BODY,
Beware Of Ccra;erG.its-In order avoid being imposed
uTon BY couqteI.eers be particular to purchase from none
except advertised agents the Office and genera! depot NO
lSs Greenw,ch-s,r.et New York.
OEee5 deyotcd exclusively the sale o! the M6d,cins,
wholesale and Ieta-No 23S Cresnwichsect New OH
s TIemonistIeet Boston, and No. le9 KacestIse fh''
alsph,a.
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BIBLES. rESTAItsNT:, AND HYMN BOOKS
neye,y variety Of sre plIcr aud h,,sn2 For s'e by
&C. NJ EKS. lj2 Na,sauss y Y
u Ahbsal discount TO the trade. decl SIS
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CF;WFR ~ 10th STREET Public notice IS
- hereby given that petition has been presented ~ the
Road Of Aldermen build Sixteenth street. from
irving Place TO the Sd avenue.
Person. interested in this proposition and opposed TO he
ss UNDERSIGNED at his Office Hall Of Records or before
me t'''' D'' JOHN EWEN, Stree, Commissioner;
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JOHN ALLEN, l39 Nassau ST. New York.
Office Of the KuickeI booker Magazine.
Who cole agent for raeys Cabinet Library in the City
or New York and Brooklyn. NIL Inns
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH'S New Works,
~ Just published By John s. Taylor co rs Nassau ST
THy IiTlLr rl<.HlAp.R, brug the hlni part OF The
Wrongs Of Woman, by Charlotte Elizabeth, vol lSmo
Also LLITrfs FROM lEkLA:p b. Charlotte Elizabeth
I vol ,2pn n,;cr = csrt, n3n ST
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u29 Sts. WILLIAM NJ. fAhhS' isc. Sc

q Phrenoloyy.-Mr L. n. FOWtLE has, has re- r.
turned and Will durn the winter Tor th lu,p,
the city aud ,cny Persons dcsi!cu5 of full
character towards the regulation 81 "
IS aud the cutius OF ass,ons can them BIZ cai'is al
the chronological Rooms 1871 Nassau ST." here either N.Ss
fowls Stidch,n Will b. found ATTENDANCE. books NJ u
rhrtnnlcclral Aim for sale. NO 3tIs
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0COTCH WOODEN HOSIEKY.-John Hut.
- ton u Hudson sreet opposite Harison.stree .ollcits
nton to his extensive stock Of Scotch Wooden Hosiery com
and CRdren' Hose AMI hahose. together with large
orment OF Gentemeus yarn shirts and drawsrs all which
are Offered low pticc, wholesale and retail purchasers
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u Mecanuics' Institute Lectures for
lha5-iSia.-ih e VhuteIi;h anauti Co",se. Of Lee
7eS Of the Mechanics institute will be delivered at the Sc
Hesys Lecur Room city Hall, Monday s9I Ih',satE
S,,ssn,nSs ot each week. commencing on THURSDAY
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~ Eotlce.-LSpLEY MURRAY HoAc. mlnIs,er OF
the Society of Friends the State Of New Hampshire,
has appointed meeting fox Dyae worship be held this
evening o'clock, st the Friends Meeting House Or
citizens are respectfully invited 70 attend. d. 1t.
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A MEXICAN MISUNDERSTANDING

n GiPSIES
The Manager is hap, announce tia! he has At KEY
NER the beautiful Gypsy Gil, nineteen years Old ehs
the Queen OF the Clan OF Bohemian Gses winch recent
Girsy FAMILY MAT EVEN VISITED AMERICA, ~ She
b. seen throughout the whole day and evening" dressed IN
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u KetnIned from B0stOn.-UoctcT JUII;S,
THOMSON, Botanic ihysican ji3 bIoomestIeet. would
inform his friends that he has returned his after eur
weeks absence. where he Will be HAPPY attend 20 thai
wants, It not too late.
y. B.-Waptod usual such patients can fud relief
from Others. lnyalldS who's dangerous and
qurs nursing taken the house be under the
immediate OF the Doctor. n28 ttis-
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nJVTDEND.-A Dividend OF Eight Per Cent.
~ upon the CaP, seck Of the H0wsIa lnq 11, CcW
u.py az declared by the Board Of Directors HIS DAY
r,.vsshIs on and after the !!h OF December neI..
ieS 20 sss nmiS LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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ry- secondhand iype.-A quantity of Ions
Bourgeois aud Bievcr Type for sale very
low. Apply al No. lao Fulton ST. I'd floor. ms IT
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IL New York Nov ~, ls3.-Tc President aud DirectoIs
have s day declared tvidsad Of three and oaehsIt r.'
,bs stock Holder ON aud after the 7h DAY OF Decemb
The Transfer Book. vii b. closed from the st to the 9Th
of December n2e 3ti4. JOHN Il. CORNELL. Cashier.
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SHOES Of ali the dfsnn, STYLES, al and 10 shnsi y :
PAR wsrsn.d 20 psf cent hand aud better en 'n9
sold a The ceaE store. at 81 oI Isiss ppERs-For balls
parties weddings &C. Misses andch'ldeas 0oo'' ana
Of all kinds and prices. t,s ,.o in,ent Of all
tho different kads constantly for sale m.nufacur. and
Every article sold is wsrsnted Of M sbora hayr been
nv empos n,snt for lie last FIVE ycALs at
Ladies Ill please cal and e ,s,fdhii"ER's Ii2 CsoA 81
,. h,t.,n Thompson and solli,ta So
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~ Mercantile Library Assooiafson;I, AZ.
i,rc Of the member, o this ASSOCIATION held III C!non
Wll on MONDAY e,sniu. Nov a. the following persons
snno,nSd Committsz TO nomnss ctfceIs ioI The en"ps
Tho. w Grossr with Furgusun Wt'ks1.
Henry II. trall. with a: I Stewart < 60.
iohn r RClllns with Aymar < Go:
r.erce Daatclg. with T. * II. Van Nest.
H.piy Dextel with we, x Go.
J. r.uy Bat.s. with = Diaper. u y,-,,l=
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Foreign Ports.

At Pot Royal, Jam, I'd uIt, ship Nile, from Portland,
barus John Carver from Maine trg algonquin. Williams,
fcnl No.fos sch NIarwood Wlik,s, om Bait VIA I1n'-
did The big Camilla FROM St Thomas bound to Fort
Leon Fla touched off Fort Royal the 3st ult 10 land
Gong into Port Spain Trinidad, I'd ull, ship Stephen
Boldmiu, Glidd,n, OF aud from Fhl'ad
At N,tsn.ts li,i ult batque Boncs, Cut,s from New
port ar 9th, disc brss Washington, Bishop from Phads
r!,i, Al 7t Elizabeth, Remington fom do. ar l1' he
bsouc Tennessee from Portland gong on the lth,
the l.,Conia and Gaelic, on the 18th
Ar At S. John NIB. loth ult, bugs Wasren, Iitcomo
Bait: Goth kld,a Lincoln. Nfork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

'''i ''AA'A GiPSY QUEEN.
She is the Of her Can and WIZ bs De asppX 70
mast present and future The public rest assured
that this gill is precisely what she proesses to be- gen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-25

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The manager has before
him ripe harvest in readiness for the gathering, in
the production of the Mysteries of Paris The dra-
matte powers of Mr. Greeley have, in its production,
been fully tested, and found not wanting, and the
extraordinary capabilities of the company have been
tasked to the extreme in the excellent manner IN
which the piece has been gotten up. Much credit
is due to Messrs. Mcmillan and Torrens, the ma
chnsts and Mr.. Hielge, the artist for the perform
ance of their arduous duties. Tonight the greatest
of New DIRK holidays, the anniversary of the Eva
cuation, will be celebrated by repetition of the
new DIR anna. Several dances by Miss Rallia, and
the Pretty Girls of Stlburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-25

AMERICAN MusEUM-This establishment is con-
nected with all our patriotic associations-indeed,
il would not be easy to celebrate the Fourth of
July, or this Evacuation Day, without it. From
lis roof and balconies we get the best view of the
professions; on its outside we have flags, illnmina-
lions and fireworks, and within every sort OF pretty
The museum, and az she is the leader and fortune
ellcr of the first Bohemian family that arrived
in this country, she will attract much attention.
The advertisement contains great variety 'of per-
form