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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 0.



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90 G:s 30 M Mss. k;y
Rssi csI.s, sdsntsa NC Williams
Baltimore eager ''''
ship wabash shaper 10 days from New Orleans with cot
ship Allen Wilson, hours from Charleston with cotton
shp Cha.,on Brown days from Charleston with cotton,
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r,S M,i v.,a Hsa s,s Anna Don Miguel o.rrdo
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from Baltimore just only American. No American vessel
:!ss yfi 6;
S Gss;d ay. sn
BALDWIN Ba,.. day. from Savannah, with cotton,
Mead Brown day. from Savannah. with cotton.
Brig Fanny Colt Macy. days from Georgetown, SC with
Brig Joerhp' Allen. days from Darieu with lumber to
Schr vousis Akias sdays from swansboro NC with ma
rS n l. DIX. from NC
schr Alarc furnel days from Newbem. NC with naval
SchI Ann Maria jones' days from Newbern NC with ma
Gszele Dannng days from virgina-bound to New
HsS1s s. sss and oSs
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North Carolina.

The Globe has received returns from sixteen
counties, most OF them on the Wilmington and
Norfolk railroads They show democratic gain
Of 642 compared with the August election, whe u
the whig majority in the State was 1858
We give letter from Raleigh, N. G dated Mo-
egisature) says he has heard from eighteen coun-
ties, which show a democratic gain on the August
election OF 2O6O. A copy OF the letter is annexed.
The list we publish cannot contain more than five
OF the counties heard from at Raleigh.
The democrats have elected senator in John
s,on, in the place of a whig senator lately de-
ceased. The election of this democrat will make a
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OFFICIAL.
CIRCULAR TO MILITARY MEN.
OMMISsARY GENERALS OFFIC

NEW YORK, Oct l6, leH.
CoMMAtNDANTs Of Companies and others having canon
tbs following extract Of Chap Revised Militia Law
Sec iAnd further enacted That after such gunhouses
are completed the sams together with the field pieces and i'm
and Of the Of the for whose
modaton they be erected aud that neglect default
OF such by whereof such the
guns implements TO be placed therein
~ degrading Office which he holds within tie meaning
Of fourth section Of the entitled organize the
militia OF Tins State passed the h day Of April 1903 and
That every such comandnt beng promoted removed
from oce or suspended hereom sha upon the in
writing q his successor IN office command surrender and de-
liver the key Of such gunhouse and the artillery implements
and amm9ut9n belonging TO the said into the and
custody 81 such and for neglect do shall forfeit
and for the Of the said the Of hundred dol
lars TO be sued for and recovered by such
thereof.
The number Of pieces of have found exposed
houses left and implements os notify
ho;e having State property IN charge that shall report all such
officer, for prosecution according TO law.
would respectfully Brigade Inspectors and all other
Officers all such Deficiencies within their
respective commands the end that the be
Any officer finding piece Of cannon, or any State
property exposed will confer favor by reporting the
sending the either Of the State Asenals
est viz
Strain %lSany Civ co w.m T.so
Er County; Capt Alden Bsman Canandsgus Ontario; Capt
Jefsrson Capt e: Phelps Russell st. Lawrence; Capt l..
Amsden Malone Frsnkn Co; Capt Stone Eli.abeth Es-
HENRY STORMS,
nBISec COmmissary General.
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SOCIETY LIBRARY.

Corner OF BrOGdtCGy and Leonard street.
DR. VALENTINE, the Deneaor of American Peculiar.
= ties and SAMUEL FRANCIS, JR IN his Comic Lecture
Sketches Of Travel being his appearance in public on
Monday Evening, Nov IL
AMME-Openng Remarks showing the Ups aud Downs
q Life Csu5ting By kqei Mehodlea AIaneement My First
corning Three Hundred and Fifty Chipmucks short
Faces Country Courts with limitations Of Judge Witness and
Lawyers; Old Maids and Busybodex; Phenoogy illustrated
S BY SHEEP. head. " Nix Seeond Visit to Ball. Bell scene
Learned Ignorant Women Debating Societies. Characters
Snake Creek Long Island Music Country Schools Hungara
Singers, with limitations, &C., SC.
Doors Srsn at half past commepee o'clock
Hou,es. ut Howad's Hotel and the door NO 3ts rrc
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-pns Kin neg kco-36J h9wain co-5TJ T Qnick-53 q
apter23I JsP Swain co-lo Hicks co-i09 Colt & co
sehssts tsa Casweliss bxs soap Hill MarchG
Mathews.
c CT AIen-s4 bale. cotton D I palmere
co-3v Swan col pkgs Lewis cor2oo ~ a,lsr
GEcacEIows, SC7BIg Fanny Coit-I67 bales cotton II
Got& co.Iu2 sponord Teston co-l56 Post Phlins-ao
Smith M,iis So-is sackstt Bothers-io Averili
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TIVOLI SALOON

TlVOLl SALOON
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARlCK STREETS.
undersigned respectfully Inform their friends and the
public that they have ned the Tvol Saloon formerly
Richmond Hill corner Of Charlton and vaIick streets
the season. and u accommodate all who may favor with
their paonage7havnE the largest and commodous
n the city which VIII s let reasonable for Balls,
Meetings. Parties and Drills and all who may them with
ths sT es FR s2SGE hnIITo Proprso
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SALES OF srocxs-Bo,ror. Nov. :

SALES OF SrocKs-BosroN, Nov. Z.
20 shares New England Worsted Co 903 IS do Charles
town Branch Railroad s ado Salisbury Manufacturing
Co 1926 do Old Colony Railroad l02 ITO do Western
IN sSt; so do mo, sst; $50 do Reading RR, 26t;
100 do ae4 Sc do 2sl so do Norwich and Worcester
D, mo- y; do 763; e!do 7e3 80 do IL "
II, IS do o 10 de-, II; 200 do b mo, 7sa.
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EVE DOILARS REWARD

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN-s9ms time between the hours Of six Tuesday
on the Bank of Wooster, Ohio Said bill black
INK on the back Sun nce the letter w. under and Iii is
thou4htl the word Whit" marked The
above ward will be paid for information which shall
Il - - -
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Cotton Trade.

There has been good enquiry, both from shippers
spinner and to day about 400 bales
dy rates The southern markets are very dull with very
large receipts and limited sales. We have no alteration
OF consequence to make in our quotations. Those
-
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BOQUETS AND PLANTS.

gne D. BOIL, corner of Feth and Bloc mnsdals
183Road offer. for sale splendid sel con Of
and psrior Plants-such as Cameas Axass, Khododsn-
the hores, notice and u the most tasteful manner HAVING
cultivated la &c quantity OF the scented Nsapotan Vi
os he is able 20 Boqust. entirely Of thsm His
large quantity Of Came enable. him furnish flowers Of
that plant reduced price. Orders # at A. ORMlERS
French Dyer in Walker street. the Bowery, will be
promptly attended to-
SThose pc who bought Standard Roses my
the t Of june Informed that they ready for
delivery. ns Iwsm
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SHIP NEWS

ny LH1l NIGftt'B SOutntff VINIIe
PHILApELrHIA, Nov 8-An Anna Reynolds. Mathews,
B9scn AblSp Bsy 81 John Mp; President, Youny, savss
wilmington, Nc Eims Rogers ss.r. New York osesoIs.
Yeaton Boston; Hudson, Packer, Albany CID Jos Cowps
thM ate Nnbre Bahia Hsnnsh Abigail Rhett.
BALriMSaE, Nov 1-Cid E,n.t Ga.av, tBrsml Fon,er.
whence. - ~'-'o
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING

a CAhL.-.1h WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
tner Classes in Dancing Watzing and the Polka Dance Will
eommence at the Assembly Room Constitution Hall. $50
broadway, on Saturday, October 18th, and will continue
throughout the season.
Days Of Tuition, for Young Ladies' and Gentlemen under H.
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon commencing Sand
ior the elder elias. OF Gentlemen Every style OF
to pupils.
Mr. trusts that the references he shall capab,y
will BE- satisfactory Schoo and Academies attended
pcation above AZ his Private Academy, No 10 SIKH
containing particulars % lusrc
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We have the result in Richmond county, only.
where Mr.. Clay's majority is 26l. being a wing
gain Of 81 over the Congressional vote in October,
when the democrats carried the State by 2300.
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Ooncehtrateu Extract OF Sarsaparilla,
md sepssaIas, prepared by the New York College Of
ana shadnsdy established for the suppression Of
me purifying qualities and curative powers OF the
os Is confidently recommended by the College a. in
ana may be relied on certain remedy for all
nEnf from an impure state OF the blood, such as
sait-rheum, ring-worm, bIotches or pimpies uIcers
bones or joints nodes cuaneons sruptons liberated
or any disease arising from the secondary efects OF
q an ,nludcious use Of mercury. =
cases Of half : dozen BcItlss.. S. 80 ~ '''"
|oIwarded 20 all parts Of the Union.
{ . very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
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BY THE SOUTHERN


W iavs OH j Il add reported returns from the
whole Ss4te Allegtny. il appears by ms o1icial
vote, gives M. Polk 81 majority, iasteaa Of a for
Ma Clay. Tns majority tor Mo- Clay Id the State
- Szosi being gain OF 2'3a since the Governors
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

VA IL X NAY,
the honor Of informing the Ladies Gentlemen OF New
Y?. and vicinity that he has arrived for the Of
IN the highest circles Of European and American society
Mons X has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
and the marked approval Of The f.shionsbs
dance LA POLkAthe Quadrilles with original music
the valse de Deux Pas-the Mazourka-uew Colionsnpw
Galoppe and all American Dances.
Mons. X. will Be- assisted BY MADAME KORPONAY as
Musician The instruction will be in the French
man and English languages.
Rooms are engaged At q Park Place strictly cool
The Polka and the new Quadrl. present danced
twelve lessons except the Mazourka All Others
four lessons. ~
For further particulars inqne Of MONS KORPONAY, at
his residence, Is Park Place.
TLRMs:-Class Lessons from 10 H. A. NJ to l. and
to 9, +. NJ, and from 6 to in the evening.
SI lessons, $6-tweye lessons, So and quarter, SIS
ter $40.
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad-
emies, &C., NC. nd
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The gain tor Mr. Polk in the IA counties Il 800.
There are % counties TO be heard from. which IN
1870 gave Mr.. Van Buren, majority Of i,O52
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LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
HUInuds e. Evnx,Hc MnhsJ. A.


This market is not now very active Speculative de-
mand to have ceased Genesee -four is held al 81
7S Richmond, IS ssa a476. Wheat ranges from 0S to
l03 cents; corn, 81 cents.
In Baltimore, the 9th inst. small sales Of Howard
street Hour were made at - % for The receipt
surpss e wheat IN C m sn..
of Maryland reds at 80 % for good to strictly
prime and at rs % cents for inferior good cid
New was worth 40- cents for white and yellow Two
parcels OF old Pennsy lvania yellow sold at ~
Sales Of oats ut IS a 26 cents
We learn from Buffalo that there large sales Of
wheat there the 9th inst 80 The cargo the
Emerald sold at 81 cents Two thousand bushels brought
81 cents, and small lot of Toledo sod 70 Com
verable at the Hudson, brought - TO- Sales Of Venice
- IS
The export Of wheat from Cleveland to Canada during
The past month"; vas light only 1900 bushels, with 47oS
bbls. OF -four From points upon the upper lakes the
shipments for such destination has been full as 10 shown
by the fact that 2S 900 arrived at Oswego during Octo
Der The whole amount OF -four and wheat which arriv
ed at CLEVELAND together with the aggregate exported
Canada from the opening Of navigation 10 the LIST Of No
vember, was as follows:-
CANAL RECEIPTS.
Flour. bbis Wheat, Bshis
.
Flour bills Wheat. bshi,
1880 ......... ............ lit 45O
The decrease in the shipment to Canada has been pro-
duced by the abundant crops in England and demand
10 consequence, coming from that quarter.
Provision Market.
Our different markets. and of the many meal
shops begin to exhibit their usual fall show or supply Of
fine beef, mutton and veal
Wild game is very plenty. Poultry Of the various
kinds 10 in great abundance
Vegetables continue plenty and are still very
BILE in price.
The fish markets are well supplied.
The winter fruits make great show for early in the
season.
Eggs are In demand-eghtfor Is. by the hundred.
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RIO JArrIRoBarque st Joseph22 pieces rosewood A do
euilns p bbls tapoca 100 bags coffee kim rcnsides
q Beu-iIoo bags coffee Gfnne Minum COOL Barclay
Livingstan-2il 10 order.
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Passengers Arrived.
MoBILE-Brig Linden-5arah Averill, Mary Aver Ave.
rill, Averll.
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We see here that the government deposits amount 10
rly two lions more than all the specie on hand in
Sc banks. Should the government call for their de.
Its in specie, it would drain every dollar from their
pits and leave them indebted two millions still These
banks must be in very unsafe condition. Within
last quarter they have experienced decline
the specie item. The Merchants Bank shows q dc
me Of siS9,e6a; American Exchsnge Bank s2l7,l6o
pix of America $449,664.
we annex our usual table Of quotations for the prnci
\ securities Of this Country used for inxesfment
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ARlIcted but knew, or had IN

AFFLICTED but knew, or had the most
"a Of the many astonishing and seemingly miraculous
suffering unnecessary torture, would empty their
trash aud cease to keep apothecary shops and
ison street, and procure vial Of Dr. Hunters RED
|ich Of itself j. amply sufficient TO cure any
ler val with full objections, and guaranteed 70 cure
10. 81 Lydius street. - -
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NoTiCE.Ths Third Associate Pr sbyterian Church, in
Charles between Factory and Fourth streets will open
ed for Divine service Sabbath Nov 10TH Service in the
morning and afternoon the usual hours and in the evening
at half past O'Clock.
The REV A. Stark ill ofciate in the evening Collections
fraying thu expense Of bnildng
Ihe public generally respectfully invited TO attend
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RARE CHANCE FOR "A ROPE.MAKE

RARE CHANCE FOR A ROPE-MAKER,
WHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS.
sqbsrbes declining business wishes dispose Of his
who wishes to engage in lucrative bushes. the above
Whaling business this place. besd large number in the
vicinity The Engine and Boile (which Of about
particulars address ROBERT HOLT,
n9 3w W&Ssuc New London, Coon.
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Died.

A. Mobile on the I'd ult ALEXANDER GBsoS, native Of
Dumfries, Scotland, aged ~.
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the toIIegr, % Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D.. Asen,


a 0v OF CuIebs, CoPaiva, and Sarsapa-
oi9vers This Is the most speedy, certain and ef.
fmedy Tor the cure OF Gononhea that has ever been
y pleasant 70 the palate and grateful to the sto mach
taken II Is concentration Of all the medicinal pro.
peets seminal weakness, and all discharges from the
passage Is wholly vegetable compound, and acts
a wv. W prodnclng an immediate operation upon the
cted Full directions accompany the medicines which
had At No. Ann street. Price ii
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MISS AUGUSTA BROWNIE.
ORGANISE OF THE REv'D DIR. COX'S CHURC
NOTICE

Hnn The 1AHE slS WITH LAMENEss.-WATER.
MAN SWEET, Natural Bone-Setter a few weeks has
rseisd here and Philadelphia, enough mistakes Of the
old practice the science Of Anatomy after book
convince all the world when known Of the OF
or benefit the pubc
joints for want appears me- knowledge Of the frame
and by beginning at III. joints lame
leechss cups satsas issnes tatrsmatic which
Ny School will be organized in Amsterdam, Montgomery
Copnty New York on the frs. day Of January s5 for pupils
Israel Minors a Fulton street who has been agert there
and Vegetable Syrup for all dbiles Of the lungs
Intend possible to leave for Boston week. and early
the week for Maine. NO ltsn
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AMUSEMENfS:!


- PAHK THEATRE. -
Mr. PLACIDEs FAREWELL BENEFIT. and positively
rs las. appearances IN this city prior to ms departure or view
Of os: ssn
sssS N
% I john .e
Apns,os s Tier y eents-Second and Third Tiers
NIBLO's.
THIS EVENING. November lsi4. will be presented the
&s e sEHs IL. r%a r:n ssus r s
&C. Dar Bell Ringers.
NJ x pf s5i H.. Es ELnA''ay 'o~'.
After which the Swiss Bell Ringers will perform the Over
W. g ts D;,v,lO African oasdles and National An
10 ceac de with THAT RASCAL JaCK.-R..cal Jack.
ADm.sIos Circle 50 Upper Boxes IS; Pit
Private Bones Ito accommodate s,x persons) S. each.
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY EVENING, November 97Wil b. pre.sn ed
Her THE SM M OF a: FE Sc snfs
ss%seA ksy
MarEsret. Mrs. Burke.
THE LAST WEEK Of the PANORAMA OF MADRAS,
square feet lis admirable ptive sppsarancs The
Of MAbR4s he SEAT o T.rSs sl..l
forcing rous way; while on other hand the distant
bounds The prosIset tie ndssd more
Indian Oxen with thousands Of native and British
Open from in the morning until 10 a. night Admission Is
children half price Reasonable allowance Schools
se.son. tne rznorama Is Tor ssle M lws rc
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Phllad clphla.
NHIuuc1PAAIue
Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILADELPHIA Nov. g, 1874
The news from New York today, has completely pros
rated the wings In this city, and plunged them in the
lowest depths of despair Their only hope in the
Empire State, and now that ii has gone against them,
they perfectly parayzed The democrats are fairly
making the city ring again with their shouts and cheers
Large sums Of money have changed hands, the wings
having b.tted very freely certain they Of
The Native American Republicans will ere salute to.
day in honor of the victory that the Natives have gained
in New York city
The trial OF the homicide cases, growing out of the
Kensngton riots commenced in the Court OF Oyer and
Terminsr yesterday. The a st called up
that OF John Paul. Irish weaver for the murder Of
boy nampd Gotlieb Williams, the OF a rich Dutch
butcher in High street Market who killed another lad la
February last and who afterwards tried
ed. has been pardoned by Governor Porter
There was an emeiae among the boys yesterday
They subsequently met and organized and passed
some OF the newspaper proprietars They then marched
off In body to the different offices. OF which they
groaned while in front Of others they chearec os
ciferousy.
sALts rRE srocK ExeHANaE-267 Girard Bank II;
400 Bank III 90 do do III 90 do do Il 100 do do al
$1,000 State 90, 7} $500 do do 7ii $500 kentucky e
l04A; 450 Wilmington RR, "a; % Union Bk Tenn, So.
SgcosD BoARD-l00 Giratd Bank, l0f; 800 Whining
ton RR 23s i0,eO0 Texan Bonds 20.
DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE BUcHANAN.-The Hon.
Chief Justice John Buchanan is no more. He
died at his Heldence, al Woodland, in w ashngton
county, at hQ' CLOCK on Wednesday morning, in
the list year n his age, after an illness Of about
four weeks
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AUCTION SALES.

CHOICE gS8saF b1E Esa5IH ptS As;ss' At
co AiGcT <. I Rs.D Da sasfSay g. NO'f%Ss
s @ H. ::: saSs sdss ma
"a ;s from good house il Harlem nss xa:ssds% Ho
land can have a. unity supplying hsmss'e
na lt.sc WILKINS ROLLINS.
.nor AUCTION NOTICE.
Var. Day sSss ss f.aIr
i%s a' TSSs;:
FREscH AAD e a HFSEH4TS f FsfsRis' GOODS a.
mo ] sSs: q :s 'i' :" ii
S:',
Also and P ScEs Ks iss Ara Ra,a sa
S. A, Cd = nJSes e Plated and }sDSnn
fine Porcelain and Bronze cocts Tools &C. A rs rSs
WATCHES Js g wTEYITTLf D, A sT,si =
y. AS COB RPM yin .s T6
RsIsstins and other Wah recent importation. and
:; ;i;:S % s
:s ss Wan AG s, es J: ssS
e no ssS.s sr.
PUBLIC SALE Al THE Nav 7AKD
aoo a. .0 an az p raSe Auction. the Navy Yard
'a'''''St 81 5issIfk &c.
sSs e 400 i d isss sss. .i.:.
1926 Block-sh
A lot Of Paints and Paint Skins
LOT OF Cabin furniture Cooking usspsil
lot Of States, School Books, &c.
Carpenter's and Cooper's Tools, Crowban,
smiths Bellows, Bunting, lrn Bolts
bIock.pins and Rivets, Fire Buckets, Pump Boxes,
I Es?I S, Dsst %sSs, 5ianaslsp Lamps.
Cooking and other Stoves, Sashes ScrapeH
Shoyela. Scales. seine. Thimbies, Wrsnch.s,
b Ahsfo o iys Yrsa15sy S 4 90 pS Sk
= A gu antity Of Tools Of various kinds.
Ierms-CaSh delivery.
NAVY AcENT's OFFICE, 9th November
n9ec JAMES H. sUYDAM, Navy Agent
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE.
ORGANlST OF THE REv'D DIR. COX'S CHURCH,
- BROOKLYN,
(tONTlNUES to give Lessons in New York and Brooklyn,
on the Piano Forte and Oganalso. Singing and Compo.
son She beg. leave to subjon the following testimonial ad
TO D. g. BROWNE Esq: Sir-Intending TO sail for Europe
IN DAY Or two have great pleasure highest
appreciation Of Miss Augusta Brownies Musical abilities
oomposs, Opgans and Pians a also Of her alen,
period been one Of her pupils Wishing every success
which her talents claim from discerning public,
remain, yours, most truly,
WAyER,y HorsE, January I'd, lst3.'
N b.-Miss AUGUsTA BRowNgs numerous compositions
for sale at her Fathers House, 70 Pine Apple street Brooklyn
n8 4tissrrc
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EXHIBITION
END OF THE WORLD.
OF VERY LARGE SIZE bv T. 'Anelli at IN. ApolIo
~ ll0 Broadway The Exhibition r entirely seperate
from the Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. NJ 70 r. NJ, and from 10 10 p. M
Admission % cents. ol0 Inns
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Aeadepy Of Design, Of
ing magnificent P.intngsThe ABANDONMENT q Henry Hud
Of Milliana Africa the French the Arabs And
The only Portrait Of Abde Kader the celebrated Bedouin
Chief Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. NJ sP. NJ Admit
lance q cents Each visitor receives, gratis the door
New York, October TO- 1874. oO Imsee
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IMpORTANr MEDICAL. NOTICE.


DoCToR EVANS No 2sa Pearl street. near Beekmsn
street. New York has been than forty years the
cessfn practice Of physc and surgery particularly in curing
tperecty) those desperate OF
secret disease geets old ulcers the throat
caused by malpractice This city inundated with all
kinds OF noslrum vendors make money how they
are all great physicians believe their long putting sdver
tseinens and forged certicafeswhout regular diplomas
IL Of the mportanc choose an
experienced physician Dr. e. is the Oldest and experienced
~ tina ciy his his Astonishing
ss they have been enpetd the Hospitals a. nsu5abs His
and be convinced His charges reasonable and all
cases are guaranteed no itsc
A RESPECTABLE MARRIED YOUNG GENTLEMAN
a member Of the Barwho is thoroughly acquainted with
the Latin Spanish and French languages eaknG the latter
most nuently) Is desirous OF procuring situation Agent in
mercantile capacity Teacher, or IN wssosssf manner his
this Office. n9lts re
pICH EMBROlDERED MUSLIN AND MORROC-
~ GAME ROBES article for Evening Dresses.-
The ssb.cs have iost received per Great Western and HbeI
and ashosable description goeds well adapted for city
trade Prices from ~ to doam; Terms c:sh approved
paper. A. p. FORREST : CO,
no nsm Cedar strsse-