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Miscellaneous Record.
THE PACKET SHIP BALTIMORE for Hayre has been de,ai
adm L. lar


THr PACKET sHp BALTIMORE for Have. has been deain-
ed until this day
scHs sry pmon, from Salem with loss Of both anchors
"a frsn sTds SsSS tss sS
JOHN r. GAHDssER Peterson hsaee bound to Balize
Bsze on s Nov under jury masts after passage Of 20 days
would make temporary repairs and return this port
n day BG% to ys ~ . s%e
e. Re y tsSmd
Jane Frances bound to New Orleans Nov 30 lat 49, lon 72,
by same
BgErALo Noy 2s-Arf Clsss!asd Hazard and sandu:ky
iTot; Chesapsake Toledo Monas, Sc Missouri and Viz.
tS Wa:eT and G;a
Whitt!esey, Ashtabua; Dragon, Dover
Homo Ports.
THoMAsToN, Nov. 2t-Sld, Four Brothers, Robinson
Orleans; Espia Brown Richmond; EntO, Robinson, do
PosrLlyD. Nov ss-cd Sarah, Gutter Mobile -,
noSsl M0y Ss Aesr Warwick MatanH ash Ha
Fs.sEroRr, Nov 27Arr Minerva. Eldrdge NYorh; Jane
s ASs rssSS: M s ss
S?hSs y =
MA! ssi;:s jSs ss:.
Ds R,ps ana ssuTSda .amh
HYANsIs Nov 25-In port Ida FIN Baltimore for Boston
John Clayton FIN phllad and Jos Balch fin Baltimore for
Henry curtis albany SID 2cth, several Of the fleet
.PLyMcgr, Nov 23-sd Adelalde, Sampson franklin, La
af ss s
pn'tapELrns, Dec 27Arf Delaware, Fisher, BGston Re-
wording. ard Ella Wsldsn. Bosicn Henry Humes. Turks
Island Left Olive, of aud for Niaven JUS, Came into
the Capes Friday evening" in with schr Crescent Gro
!hers, fun Darbsdoe of and for Wilmington Del Also arr
o GS:dTn NewbuIyEor,; Ba,og.on Zanzs Dagger
SQUIRE Brothers. rnce, Waeham. Mass; Prudence Eek
RICHMOND, Nov. GAR Ca,harine Amanda, Teal Phila
depha; Commodore kearney, Paine. New York Victory
NoHfonK, Nov s9-A Bethel Chap%sn NYork Mohu
GEoRGErown, 8 q. Nov 26-Arr Fanny Colt. Baker and
Ann. Rogers. NYork. Ga Chapel Sawyer. Matenzas
tan STONE Asyrc; Potomac Berry; Mary Ann, Brown and
Indies; Oraoo Lufkin, Trinidad de Cuba; Lady Warning
ton Patterson Baltimore Sid Mary Ann, Brown Liverpool
York. .
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Lrses2oti-shig Br@nis. from Boston for Liy,5pool-
Mr. and Mrs Post. Mr. and Mrs Kock, Ryan Mr. Zachssop
J ; Williams, Henry Wilans. J Jackson. Nj PRICE IL
Mr ADD Mrs Waisyrght Mr Brochlssley, Chas Levry 4
kidstone, q Watson, Smith, X Patterson, OF Montreal;
MIR Fsa2d OF Canada Capt hobinson Of the Royal Engi
Tfnde e London Ihos smith Of Scotland I'd m viii,
Mr. Simpson, Angus Ross Total 80.
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LiyERpooI--Shp Aahhutton--i0 pkss NJ Bmce-lo Lee
% a Coagdpn& co-lo2 ; Cro9ks.u A hallids,-e II
llussei ID Haddeni q Dpsrkic co--25 Auchincloss
cp-sI Vi Bruce soa-l0 Rodgersi Stokes A. thony-
X C4rou.her-l w Seymour coz Buchan-i J J. La
Cameron x Braad-5 Low52 Jefsry-2 w chester &
Ste smt-2 McCa-f r Durfee--i NJ Barton-i Corning
Homer X Cog Walsh Maory-2 Hsydock-i ID Oakley
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PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF THE
DEPARTED HEROES
~ a r "

TIE NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY, (ailed
by several stnguished artists, VIII? have ia the kndest
and patriotic volunteered their t
c,sion,) will give GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED
MUSIC. the labenc Gle Thursday Evening, 9Th Dec.
wards the erection Of suitable moaumsnt g marx the
where rest the ashes of the lam nted LA RENEE.
Tickets 81 each; for sale the Hotels and Music Sores
Saxon Miles, 200 u. oadway; g. r. N-sbt Of Wall
and Water streets; aud the door Of the Tabernacle the
evening Of the performance.
BAH Members Of the Society will please call at the
Soc efys Room this evening, and receive their tickets
DE- 2tissrc
Mr. PARKER wishes 10 give notice thai he inteqds giving
Nl Grand Ball Thanksgiving Night the 18th instant
Tammany HALL which occason be- vii introduce the popn-
m Polka Dencc, by several Sets and will he danced twice ia
the OF the evening Also other Fanny Daaces will bs
introduced. Price OF tickets $l-csn be had at the Hail.
DE- 3t-uc
MO fCE-Propossls will be received by the rropTsors
~ Mesys FRENCH HElSEN for the Decorative Paint.
ing OF the alterations and of Castle Gasdn until
the i7th December Artists who sh propose and 81
specimens wi. call the Prspretof the Garden, from
10 o'clock each week day, all info alton will be
gwen.
New York, November 3oth 1914. n30 3tisastotssrc
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Passengers ArriYctt.

LpSoov-ship ST. Jawes-Mr. 7 d Stewart g Mobile; W
ii Stewart and Mrs Mary Garth Miss Type and ser
Mas VI 3ouza Miss Henrietta Souzs Mr. Tn Souxa Miss
Auu Walker, Miss Mary Walher, II Starr Charles Smith
Lr,szrooL.,Shp Ashbnrtoa-sirs Eoxail and servant.
Hsadsil, New Bedfud w q Baker. do; G II Nye do
). T Hutesson, Brookyn; Mrs Bant New York. aud n
I 0f4e
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JONES' MENAGERIE,

n9 FULTON AND ia ANN STREET.
THE sUBsCRiBEK would hsreby respectfully inform the
public that his Msnagerie will be oen for exhibition this
day, from u O'Clock until o'clock the evening.
Amongst his collection will be found Of the
Animals Birds, &c exhibited in th, country IL
tenton Of the Proprietor TO make ouch additions his coec
ton will render il f possble superior other ia the
United ates aud for that purpose he hereby requests all
sons having valuable animals TO dispose Of give
him a call
BEntrance the exhibition Cor Ladies l4o Fulton
door the Drug Store ~ cents, children
halfprce. EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
New York, 2jth Nov, 1874. ms
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On the 18th OF May last bv the Rev. + II. Lusk, Mr..
HENRY 9. MARTIN, OF New York, to Miss ELIZABETH II.
BESJAMIH, Of SomervilIe, New Jersey.
On the "a inst, by the Hon James Harper Mr. THOMAS
SEAMAN, Of this city 10 Miss LYDIA ANS FISH, daughter
Of John L. Franklin. of Flushing, L. i.
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[From the Evening Po,t.1
nv - Dk a. t,.STI - "a

From the Evening POtJ
DENTlSTRY..' DR. a e. CASTLE, who has lived a
- long time in this CRY, has obtained distinguished
ssysble emireace ia his profession lie insert, Artificial
Teeth and ILLS Teeth with great k aud ability He has also
epred composition the form Of Paste for filing hollow
tender feh which, while rsists the action Of all
aud injecting hard the TOOTH and
durable for life II is REGULARLY adapted io
aud DR. Cstle operates with We have personally
tired his skill and I'D HIM.
DR.. A. G.. CsstI-is Offcss 33i Broadway. Dc Itsm
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPO NAY,
II AS The honor Of informing the Ladies ard Gentlemen Of New
IL York. and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose
giving instruction in the fashionable Dances prevailing
IN TIE highest Of ioprau and American society.
Mons X has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style the admiration OF the public
and the marked approval OF the fashionable community
Among others, Nous X. proposes teach that well known
dance LA POlKAthe Qladrlles with original music
the Valse de Deux Pasthe hiazoufKa-new Coions-new
Mons X. will De assisted by MADAME KORPONAY 40
Musician Thu instruction will be given the French, Ger
man aud English languages.
Rooms engaged Is Park Place strictly private,
and ryfor the accommodation Of Ladies and Geniiepn.
The Polka, and the Quadres, present danced
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris taught
or twelve easons, the Mzourka All others twenty
four tasops.
For further particulars. inqafe q MONs KoRroNAY a,
his residence, 70 PaIk Place.
TxRMs:-CIass Lessons from 10 TO 70, A. Nj 2to and
10 2, i. NJ and from Ia the evening.
Six Lessons, x6-tweiye Lessons So aud quarter, SIS
Private Lssonsf lessons, So twelve lessons, Sl2 quar-
ter, 12a
An other hours will devoted Public Institutes Aead.
emie,, &C., &c M
M,LLE. PAULINE DEsJARDiNs. respectfully informs
vA her and the pntc genera that she Is about
form Ciasse de Dance" for di. and gentlemen which
she win the favos Polka, Aazourka and all otsr
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will he from O'Clock 10 o'clock,
aud the evening from o'clock 10 o'clock
Ladies and gentlemen wishing call
at Vile Drsiardin house No. Park Place. n0 mis@m
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ship Masters aud Agents,

We shall esteem it favor Captains Vessels will give
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
newspapers OF news they have He will board
rcdlatey on ,e arrival Agents and Correspondent, At home
Or abroad will also COME! favor by ssnding this Office ali
The Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical informs
ton OF any kind will he thankfully received.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Movements OF the stcnmz,,,n.

movements OF the Ste zillps.
Steamers Leave Lip' duet .4me'a. Leave .asne'a
Caledonia, Lott. Nov. 10 ;. Dec. 2.., Dec is
Acadia, Harrson Dec. -. Dec. H. .... Jan. /
cambria, Judkins. Jan. :. Jan. 49, .... Feb. /
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PROGRAMME

VOCAL AND INsTR FRI Il CONCERT
Tobs given At the APOLLO Rooms, Broadway. on We'd
MISS 2 ETzsSs:'ffA Isl s. xs!eA occasion
ss y John S'si 5s
isrRopucrios. : M George L''s'
% @ sss ai?d for The ass s
ssIasaY II. Madame DaihsS I by Mss
4. LIAR, e.. by Mis-. EisaSs;s
s v: a:R ss%SIi..e M..
SsiS. ysfs "a from R.:s Opera
kaissas ,s: A"1s s'1n.a s Elizabeth
o =. ..... Crouch
dAmogos" for The Harp, p;rormsd BY the compost
me ~ h s pars ae. highly M G
modern Harpist The ancient Irish Bsrds by Miss f.
7-song-. B,e B;s.d"-p.ry by Mr. John slomsa--Ths
&. s sad Msaa On aa A la%
Bela,s somnambula most atstiea and elegant
pam. E,.. Mis- Elizabsh sloman
Ticket. CENTS Obtained at ths principal Hosis and
M1s 9 ss ons.r, and y, az the Room; .,.,..
LECTURES ON SCOTTISH MINSTRELSY
W. rad !Gs L SIf.: &c
s si Ss: & &c y L.
w';ss III Rt 81 1 pSgst n sHs SoRDrR
Pruce Charles stuart and his adenroas wsudernss; also the
have; se%sf sds sS
esn u hfS xs Of Y s and IN
The songs IN illustration will be announced in the programme
These Lectures will commence at any early day in December
and be continued once week till concluded dcs wisrc
CONCERT OF VOCAL AMP INSTRUMENTAL
MRS. FERGUSON tf,om Edaborourh, will rive COW.
w. c n T q S
Ell b on f sh EfSs Dsf%ss %
"s s 'As a r F'iS5tSGGiksAMMe-pARr!;
IT,! 's::
NJ. s, Ss' most M,s 5;ats
Solny Scotland to thee, S%''' ceres health
Overture on the Piano Forte. M+ old.ld Flor Lament
NJ e %%. i. sss H,
%sm aa: " wv G III M
~ n.y. IL
s9mnsaes i hrlPs,t o'clock
s ss5 ;Ss I'd sys II Ss;. wSsss
MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
Iv IL Sii's's n.
Lecture Dramatic Readings and Recitaons aud
Comic.
consideedss Philosophical and Moral
Dramatst-
READINGS AVID REcIrArIo>s.
isiss i he i +
Ea.faG,s Euiogium OF a good shcrris-sacka H.
ceal Of the character Of Hamlet wi all Xil Il.
principal ssenss a o Hiooqqe &C., from the
baeries' Advic. 70 oehea. ActI, Sc
sooaay 'o Of Ma~ 81 t. Oh that hi: TOO too TO-
Appasition tie Ghost; and Hamlet. address, to
Scene-rhe Ghost and Hamlet. ID. Sc 8
soloqnny-" Oh wha. rogue and peasant slave
sooquy.o be- or not to be Act ILL., Sc
Solcquy-" IT'S now the very wchng time Of
night y. .................. $3.50. ID. Sc 2
ria,ef Of the King. .i.;;.......,.: b. SC 3
scsnsIou pa, and Il mist H. &c
Death Of Hamlet, AND close Of the play Act v Sc
Single tickets so cents Ticket for gentleman and two
ladies' 81 Members of the M. l. A. Is cents. MAY had
Broadway. d3stsrrc
FIFTH NATIONAL GUARD,SOIRt Z
THE COMMITTEES beg leave TO announce that their SoREE
will take place at n ,bos Saloon Wednesday Evening
Gait James L. Waugh, 90 Read street.
Lieut. +. Willard, III West street.
Sergeant John Ruthyea, 81 John street
Secretary William Palmer, 81 Maiden Lane.
49,. Treasurer John X Platt, Spruce street.
NEW YORK SCOTTISH GUARD.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL Of this Company will be
Nblo'S Saloon Monday Evening 9th
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u,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by H. Anelli, at the Apollo.
Broadway The Exhibition entirely separats ire IN e
Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. NJ TO 4P. M.
Admission 25 cents. nit lmrc
EXTRAORDINARY LUSUS NATURE!
Non exhibiting at The Priuafe Rooms 900 Broddcdy South
cesf Corner Of Duane street. entrance in Duane s)
mr. PFEIFFER OF New Oxford College, has made arrange
- ments to exhibit this most exraoId Lusus Naura
AMALE CHILD WITH TWO PERFECTLY DISTINCT
HEADS and NECk5.. with limb aud external organ
perfect and ately symmetrci The cerebral
The mild expression of The iaures precs al render
curiosity which be visited by bot wthou, any VIC
ation Of the feelings OF dccy seasveness The doctor
has i'll his possession testimonials from the highest tert and
professional gentlemen Their and pleasure
view This extraordinary wond-r OF natures whimsical
workmanship.
H. OIen from in the morning till 0 at night.
Admission % cenis.-Children hal'.pricr dl lws
NEW YORK FULTON AND ANN s IREET MENA.
~ GERlE ii9 Fulton street, and Ia Ann street. under the
remarkable animals that hs country
full crron Of which will be found in the large and small
bi Is Of the day
There the collection Buffalo Back Moose an Gu.
Outing Elk, Talking Bird the Mno several kinds
Of Wolves doz Of dfrreat kinds IL Monkeys Camel
Crowned Birds and Of the animals mentioned sacred
history.
There capaeious ring for circus exercises by wonderful
pony ridden by the Ourang Outang Also the Camel performs
the aud be ridden by ladies and children aud the
Moose is aIso introduced ia the ring.
separate for ades 40 Fulton next TO Coo.
dge Cutters drug Entrance Tor gentlemen Ann
The place well wamed and the arrngcd like amp
theatre.
OIsn from in tn, morling till . at night.
CENTS &c
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SGw yOaE sLrsNv AND TROY LINE.
Sdufxus at FOR ALBANY AND JROY DIRECT,
Sy-xzxasas far as the ice will rerm from the pier at
JK-lA-Ihe foot Of Courtlandt 81. No freight taken
after o'clock, T. NJ.
The low pressure steamboat SWALLOW, CAPTAIN A. Me
Lean This Evening, a. o'clock, Saturday, Nov 3nh 1914
For passage freight, apply board, &. CLARK,
the wharf
Freight taken the most removable Freight
be IN. charge OF the Freight Agent the Company will
be responsible for losses. i30
CTRAW BOARDS 10 tons Of Straw Boards assorted Nos.
~ FOR sale by PERSSE u BROOKS, 81 Liberty street
d2
EOk SALE.-A quantity Of Navy Bread and Oatmeal At a
mo &c JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South 81.
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A. e. FUTILE, .Auctioneer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Toys, &c.-Jacob s. Plstts
32d Fall sale Of Hardware &c. will take place This Day
q, 70 o'clock a. the Sale Room No % Plat Of Gold
Goods s
Also. general Of pen and pocket Cutlery
cards and in dozens-Scisson, Razors &c.
Also, with which the sale will commence 7 cases German
Toys, well sssorted-to close cons gnments
Ao the balance ola stick OF Hardware Of person declin-
Ing the bust received ia for last safe consisting
o. assortgeat and well worthy the attention Of h-
city and country retail trade. Dc Item
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WASHINGTON, Dec !, 1871
The Choctao Contract-Secretary Of Var. &c.
JAMES BENNETT, ESQ.,
Sundfy statements having appeared in relation TO
the contract made by the Secretary OF war Tor me
subsistence OF Choctaw Indians, with many mol
rect nsinuations OF maconducf, II IS due 10 truth
that a plain statement OF facts should be made, tn
show the charge of extravaganza Is wholly With
out foundation. The facts are these-Mr. Spen-
| Ger, Secretary Of War. and Mr.. Crawford, Com
missioner OF Indian Afflirs, made contract some
| two wears ego with Gen A. Anderson, of Ten
ne ssee. for the removal Of these Indians from the
Mississippi river. Another contract was to be
| made Tor their removal from Alabama and the in-
| terror of Mississippi. to the river; and also for
their subsistence fer twelve months after their re-
noya west. For the subsste ace TOR twelve months,
Mr. Spencer aud Mr. Crawford made proposal TO
The Indians 10 give them thirty dollars each, which
| would be At the rate Of about 81 cents per ration
per day. In council, The Indians agreed to accept
this proposal Of the government
The present Secretary of War, at one time,
contemplated Offering their subsistence contract to
the lowest public bidder But the delegations
in Congress, from Alabama, and MisslsslppI, sd'
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PEOPLES LINE pr sgEHMBoATs

UFUPIE0H LINE Of bTEN WUOHJS
SG&ncA za FOR ALBANY,
rA-s}s DAli at O'Clock, 4. NJ, landing at inter
1---ssS-zZL mediate places
h sssnfyq6, ,UL,iMBiA, Captain William II. Peck,
1osdsy We,r-.l.v. aud S~'N.w Afernoons stS o'clock
~ The ste,mboat RotinEsTER Captain A. Houshton, on
Passengers taking he above lice will arrive in Al
hany AMPLE tae tie Morning Trains Of Cars Tor
sisei with and seant state and Tor speed snd
;onaosations, are entlsa,isd on the Iu ison.
fha fSrce az lie ,~i,,rf "a
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pAHA qfIEATRE

PARK THEATRE.
MRS MR. 'rxxE sR @ & sIS :.
!Ss q 81 'n: .is
asf Vi. a G5SE NJ IL fysiE s~s
q Tier s ssa and Third 1s
rALMO's NEW YOikt OPERA HOUSE.
Second : nc: TSM Il 'iea0f
Es Il R M e Of s s
Irene sisnos Bchese; AnIonira. sisnoa Pco AlaniIo
ADm;,os: First s and Paaas.e 81 Second Tier 80 cts
fee.
10 e Iso.
Italian can be had at the Box Office. 4, nc
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Bjf aG.iJ + presented "'
GRHS6 FxNoRAMX Of IL T fifi CITY
i f. conclads with the ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs
Doses :, cents r s SCENTS Doors open at o'clock per
ClRCUs-ROWERY
,r,, JOHN GossN. CLOWN, for Six Night only,
ead the 81 Slow % t B
Nd %s%sl s w sm, a Dan G s
mi.'s Band AID host j other novelties De stsnc
BUKTON'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
VII K
Burke; KAHN Azack. Mr. tombstone; Badroulbadour. M
-, 70 conclude with the Drama Of A MoMENTous CUES
jack Mr. Basss Mehss ns mrs Ss Barrett Union
GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
i (! b MAST
M slss ' ;d 'saiFfI lS ss!y Il
full and efficient Orchestra;
''' ,fRoGRASMnsfEiD oD"o"i"
F.se an.. s Orchestra
q BY isa fse s'aa'''
Fo1,s ocis;T
Solo On he Ernst. aa.,si iss ni'"o'
Accompaniment. .a::::..,....... Master scoueia
Solo de Sa ns" De ba 'e Orchestra
boaat PIANO. seon'a
Variation bss,.s De baV"1a HERR oiiis s1s0 'fe
LIE CanSa De Ve"c.-niroduc and varsons D''''0"
TErS SSE s ssSa
an. s &: E Ia 4 he s"s 81 s s Music
Doors open AZ 7-Concert 10 commence at o'clock.
GRAND GRAFTON AND CONCEKT, WITH
FULL ORCHESTRA.
ss gs a fs w' and e. % s "s
aE oaAfioN BY hIo The HON. sS'1 ELY MOORE
i s%ess' have engaged for the
:, Madame fELLBERG.
'l's' issGaS s'BEtg1IRsPR'Hfa, Rpr and
signor AANToGGNINI > va '
sssH is%o rE ssASSIaIllliR!co,
MIR. JONES, and
ns.ss5s
q he
q Csatre sfree George +. Hopper us Mulberry streets WI
81 j. o Di. 's ss and
e door on the o. the Doors opsn "a
Do 3teod*Hc
FFf s sssSst Il Mis- VIII o .sE:
place II the Taierass judi Of The s. debut Of these
prodiges lied Of them according TO their merits
admiration print and ignorant Of the
cause of it, non- 'prearance. -
and Master Sconca, by this silence that The
two reces by Czerny, PLAYED By Miss b. could hardly
who executed hem iustrua ungrc!n as hs
kind cf winch only attained b. ny xpsrienrs
It impossible TO appreciate the value Of this surprising child
This She Iaysa grand by Czey, AID
riatios branes by Hertz whch know 70 be one Of the
the sss he 50 fully deserves hi. viii really be treat
which we heartily invite every judge Of music native or TO
IS it.m - MARoNCELLI. Professor r. Music.
THE END OF THE WORL Id.
ar VERY LARGE sl fAlS y Gae =. III. Apollo i,
- Broadway The Exhibition entirely separate fre
Open from 10 4. NJ. to Ann.
Admission % cents nit lmrc
EXTRAORDINARILY LUSUS NATURE!
Now exhibiting at the Prpqfe Rooms 400 Broddcdy, South
west Corner Of Duane street, entrance in Duane st)
mr. PFEfFFEU. Of New Oxford College arrange
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BEACON COURSE-FOOT RACE.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will be g,ea for \ Foot
~ Race OF Twelve MeI Oft the Beacon Course
Monday, the 10Th Decembe weather permitting Entrance
Park Row. Or before the 7th pecenber $500 OF the
the rs and $500 the second in the purse three
-four miles will be given Cor the day Particulars here
after. G. ], BROW MING, Proprietor.
E4d3 3tsm
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NIBLO,s GRAND SALOON.

FOR ONCERTS AND BALLS
is NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER ANiUsE.
l MENTs IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
nT.For CONCERTS il has many advantages. having an
arched ceiling favorable for sound and beng from
the street. there annoyance from the Of carages-
has raised seats with c,pacious galleries and will accommodate
1900 persons For Balls has floor aud raised
the sides aud is msgnihcsnv lighted wnh splendid cut glass
chandeliers Attached 70 the saloon and the floor
there private puor dressing rooms, msnsgers and hat.
rooms, and suprerroom 200 feet long which viii acccmnO.
sui 90 tnndera'e trims n27drc
ENGLlsb FIRE BRlCkS-3o0i Of very surer,or STOW.
~ bridge Fire Brick per ship Sarah Ar,s from Liver.
70 now N sore Auy pesoi purchasing lhe whole will be
sold cheap will be dsposcd OF lots pnrchassIs
Apply to ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO.
n3urc % Fulton
CIIlP BALTIMORE FOR HAyRE-The unfayorsbe
- weather viii cause the ship TO be dsaasd Until Tuesday
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