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he increase does not vary much from thirty per cent
and the receipts for the year. at the already
will reach the neighborhood of $3.50 900 This will give
them amount sufficient permit the declaration Of
small dividend but much doubt the policy of so dsng
After the company have paid one dividend the stock
holders expect them regularly. and a refusal to de
clare one, would have very serious influence on the
stock in the market.
Inc direction Of the Norwich and Worcester
haiiroad have declared their intention to pay divi
dend OF three per cent their capital stock on the
Isl OF Jan next II is stated that this dividend will be
paid out Of an actual surplus in the hands Of the
company The receipts otsis road for ten months in 1874
were about 900 more than for the same months in
1885, exceeding the estimates made for the years bust
ness which was expected to give receipts amounting
two hundred thousand dollars but which will be at the
rate realized thus far about $4,000 The very great
advance in the market value OF this stock within the
past eighteen months, shows the rapid increase in the
rroducveness of this description of property and the
disposition TO invest in companies even while they are
struggling against great fnancia, difficulties. TIL.
total cost OF the Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
sixtysix miles is 1884, and the entire funded del
Ss93S6S The earnings of the road reported to be
sufficient to pay the interest on the funded debt the
noatng debt, and give each stakeholder di vdend Of
three per cent every share OF stock afsat which is
the present market value of the stock The payment
the rst dividend on any railroad stock must Ger.
tainy be very satisfactory to the orgnators of the
terprse and subject Of congratulation among stock
holders but in the Of the Norwich and
must be particularly gratifying account Of the great
difficulties surmounted in arriving the point proposed
Information has been received at the Treasury Depart.
ment that the instruments due on the 30th Of April and
3Oth Of July last under the Convention between the
United States and the Mexican Republic Of the sOh
January ls4S paid by that Government on the 9TH
OF August last
The last weekly report Of the Reading Railroad Com
pany shows falling OF fer the previous week Of nearly
three thousand dollars
SrATEMErT OF BUSINESS on PHILApELPHIA AND RrAp
mo RAiLRoAD
For the toeek ending November I'd 1874
rTayeI, Helghu &c. .$l5, 1854 10
Previously transported this year. ;. 1857 sol Oh
va" Wis year, 1863 1862 IL
Coal transported last year to November
=, inclusive. 80. .l89 500 90
increase TINS year. ITO $50 IL tons
When we take into sderation that the above week
contained only five working days. the receipts are
to the week previous
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No 3tsec
PROSPEROUS.

PROSPECTUS,
GgRRhnS s ETsv1s Penny RsPs b entitled
TO MANto be issued every evening O'clock from the
THIS paper will be devoted sustaining the Rights Of Me-
chanics and all other Also expose the
ences Of the Democratic portion Of the
'nK , The Native American Republican party.
will be conducted aud edited by JAMES SUYDAM
New York, Nov. 3, 18i4 n8 3t.ec
NOTiCE.-The Third Associate Presbyterian Church, in
Charles between Factory and Fourth will
ed for Divine service Sabbath Nov 10TH Service the
at half past O'Clock.
The Rey A. Stark will ociate in the evening" Collections
will be taken throughout the day and evening
fraying the expense Of building
The public generally respectfully invited attend
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ICramI2obalss wool Ripley hhds Boorman Johnston
a aSss pPIs Iasssr5o Monroe Fed-s bale,
nyIs~i swan-252 bales hemp hhds tobacco trunks
ndse 6y6 bales cotton Collins x co.
MY Mksr-Shp Celia-60t bales cotton l. Maitland X
Cal Ca HiSens-32 bds skin, 81 hides Mallory Anderson
aa DDS ir teTguonl0 bxs John Russell-O bales NJ Pt
o order - ~ " ~ ~ w ~
CHAaLEsros-shipC aharne-2o5 bales Smith Mills * co..
~ do X Post.9i Beckett Lorut-s3 Renard coils
opIsgus Robinson color Poirier Freres2 specie q
Hitchcock. va -
RLs.roS-Brig Tybee-2o bales cotton Smith, Mills &
col 4 Jones-lt2 X Post-58 De Peyser Il Wh,marh
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New stock Exchange.
SALES or sroor.-Bo.rov Nov a

..
Erehonge Board-2 shares Winnisimmit Co, AZ; Old
Boston Co, III is do 1917 East Boston dividends a.
II Charlestown Branch RR 81; 70 Reading RR, 2Sf;
Reading RR bonds, ls47 III III shares Western
RR $685. ll do, Ss4 so do, solm, EST; so Norwich and
Worcester RR solm 49, 10 do soim, 77a IS do 49, 100
do, bolm, 7s3; IS do, 7st.
At AUCTION 100 shares American Land Co. S23 per sh:
6New England Worsted Co. 1904 per sh; Boston Bank
1854 do; 5Atlas Bank, 1861 DO; New England Bank
per Ct adv IL Charles River Bank, Cambridge 1861 per
share Boston and Lowell RR, 26 per ct adv; Traders
Bank, 500 per share
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NoUvEAUTEs pARIsIENNEs,
FASHIONABLE
fAKls MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT
433 Broadway,

BETWEEN CANAL HOWARD srRyyrs
49, INV YoRH.
MAD AM GODFREY ~ DAUG UTEg
Lni respectfully inform the ldiss thit ne arrangements
do, msos WIN =. most Celebrate mea m "a Lam
oon, ensurs 70 ths establishment tbs rs frrct ~
syey arrival iron Europe, the newest ga TT fsh ons
liz. sy hass now open three cases received, compng
% - nsu OF raris,an satin, silk, Velvet Sc &c Also,
~ nsad Dresses Embroderes Nc which they solicit
ca, rom Their patrons and the ladies In general
Madame o. ID. will ali times their cxertons
20 aesff'e connnanee ~ the public patronage.
Dress Making ~ all its yarions branches.
adles own materials mads o order
b-eoantry Miliinsn supplied All svors will
with prompt sftsation, ~ lnsrs
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From the Baltimore American (whig)

From the Baltimore American (WhIg)
The returns received yeste rday evening are OF
more cheering character for the wings. The ac-
counts from the valley by the railroad train are to
legion Comprising the counties Of Rockingham
Shenandoah and Page,) is 300 votes less then was
reported the day before. We have accordingly, in
our table, taken 800 from the vote OF Rockingham.
II appears, lurther the authority OF the National
lntelgencer, communicated by the Magnetic
Telegraph, that the majority for Clay in Loudon
county is 1925 and that the Leesburg stage way
bill makes Cay's msjority in Fauquier It's.
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miscellaneous Record.

Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHP INDEPENDENCE, for Liverpool will sail to-
day.
rugged brig ashore near Care May They long distance
from her at the time Of passing and could recognize
nation she belonged.
LAgScHA brig Of about TONS called the Frolic was
launched at Baltimore the 18th u She is intended Tor
between different ports the Chinese and will leave
Baltimore about the 18th inst. for Bombay and Canton
spoken.
Beaver hence for New Orleans 4th lon 72-by the
Bevis, at this port. -
Foreign Ports
HAyANA Oct PIN port, Duncan Berry, for NYork 18th
and Others reported later.
Home Ports.
CORTLAND Nov 4.Arr Gull, Bennett, Perth Amboy.
BosToN, Nov 6-Cd Gov Davis, Meet NOrleans; D. Bas
;sti ITO Janeo and mkt Tartar Johnson Sarah
Maaepa Ep sp'0p
bridge Hail. and Zone, Kelley NYork no o"'"0ea'n cam
and md df as
Sgrinam and a mkt. -
Nov fmss Mels NYo
Baltimore; Brown, Philadelphia
= New LoNpoN, Noy l.Ar Premium, Boston for Albany;
Edwin, Nickerson Norfolk for Norwich; I'd, Mohawk Vfr
New HAVEN, Noy l5-Arr Lady Fenwck NYork.
land; Eclipse, Whelden Boston, cid Shenandoah, West
BALrMoRr. Noy s-ArT Geo Thomas, Cook Proyince,own
Jarvis and chappeli sawyer erE 3D. Msdora Turner do
Gsorgana behm Philadelphia Paul Jones' Taylor. do
sA;S1SsAT, Noy s.cd Topaz, Mabee Havana. Sid M.di
Winsor and Hailowe Prior, Boston; Lawrence Hpmaas
Havana. ~
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
IRON the Warrington Globe, Dem.)

We have received returns from fifty-two of the
one bundled and twenty EIGHT cities and counties
which compose the State, which shall subjsln
The democratic majority so far is los. The esti-
he democratic maJoIity 8 62S in the State, il 649
Tor the counties which we publish to-night-54l
more than the actual vote; but two Of the demo
cratic counties which we give to-night-Page and
probably increase he democratic majority about
70; and make The estimate so tar about AGO ton
nigh. The democratic majority in the State will,
We think, be between I, 500 and 5000.
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are very inactive at 81 Is 49, Pearls
are steady, but in limited demand, ut 81 IS 3I}
BEEswAx-Prime northern and southern yellow sells al
29t 2ssc
Ia very little doing in the market:
Genesee -four is quoted at 81 sit; Richmond 81 6s3
IS No change in grain.
Annexed the account Of -four and wheat arrived al
tide water in l643 and 1884, to the LIST November -
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On Thursday, 7th inst by the Rev Frederick f. Cor.
nell, Mr. WILLIAM McKENzIE of Scotland to Miss HEl.
LINN ISABELLA CARVE youngest daughter Of the late Dr.
Thomas Garvie, Esq. OF Glencove, Long Island.
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Ricord Partisan Alternative MIXTURE. ror


entan and Sassafras prepared by the New York College Of
hedcne and Pharmacy estahsed for the suppression
ssSssnf all the purifying qualities and curative Of the
hnsy superior any of Sarsapara present before
ae public, and be relied certain remedy for all
diseases allng from impure Of the blood such
s nso bloches pmpe ulcers
sor throat arising from the secondary effects
syphilis or an injudcious use Of mercury
!" in cases of half dozen Bodies. ..ss 50 -
Gases forwarded TO all parts of the Union
b-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, IS Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON

Is fitting for the winter amusements in magnificent
for concerts has many advantages having arched
cens favorable for seund and being from the
there is from thu Of carriages has
cous galleries. and will accommodate 1900 persons For Balls
has spring floor and raised the sde and magni-
hceai lighted with splendid cut glass chandeliers Attached
the Saloon, aud the floor there
managers and hat rooms supper room zoo feet
long, which will accommodate 600 persons Great pains will
be taken 70 give satisfaction, and moderate terms.
no6 3tfcisrc
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Tsnsseuwers Arrived ,

Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA-Shp Crstoval Colon-Alex Mackay, John Harris
Goulard, A Brcto
CHARLgsTos-.Ship Cstharine- hlrcr Smith, Mrs Willard
and son. Capt Webb, MIR Westfal. MIR Hu2 in secrage
CHARLEsror-Brig Tybee-Mr Ferguson
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Foreign Importations.

HAyArs-ship Crsova Colon-l26 hhds sugar Spohord,
Iileston cog cs segars Avezannal Groshem-s &
Weimore-i = Brocklemann--i II Moring=2 Lasala
z Lsurie-o2i bxs Lille Rasines-32 w II Thomas
1907 wallis Jr2 Schuchardt Favrel60 Curtis jr32f
y Heaaaid Fmnccisso Redrguesac5 sreesmcs
de Zaldol0 bales 1888 boxes Pena Rva
W bxs Pcabia.-80 do Dbl Samanos60 boxes
Surges co--60 Matthws coil Victor Achlles3 pks
vorels-i Thcs .wslace3 Thirion MaiIard co-2y2 BIZ,
pkg Smith Doran--3 o order
RIO GRANpEBrg Glide bales horse hair 81 do wool n
hichads-4oO hides 2l7o horns 1000 bones Hmbeck CO.
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"Bunker Hill" all the rage.-ProbabIy 300
Si asaaes s ss. T I. =: many ssss%sa were in
exhibition greeted with such Of applause old Bum
Reader ssy yc ss and
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
ss sisa' eG may .a
oouainsu cdily at o'clock 3m
Constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
hs c esaSsny ms and % II
II debility BY ,ees indulgence kind
tu.s.; ''S'''' Or ''''''nt''
sss: 9 iisa Gsaa dozen So carefully
o'l1Ss T RGa1R aDs dsSS.eD Nsn
There IL nothing like them for destroying
S ss G @ SS Is %
s Ra has
Read Docso pamphlet and there '' you
@ ss%
he While there
mani warehouse is 1906 Nassau street AsensI2T Hudson
Bso.dway; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and State st.
members Of New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
e s 6 al 10 s ss
e. .
sppesion Co College sss sppessass
s ss mf
YEAR, connected hospital
cure o. hos complaints attends for consultation daily from
Tems-yAd yies and Medicine $5-a cure guaranteed.
;. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-Person.
living IN me country and ndiug make per-
sona application have forwarded them chest
all medicines requisite perform radical cure by stating their
Case EXPLICITLY together with all symptoms
and treatment received elsewhere any, enclosing S5 posi-
paid. addressed q W. s. RlChARDSON, NJ D., Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College IS Nassau
extract OF Cubebs, COpaiva, and sarsapa-
rla tpr Gioves -Ths the speedy, certain and ef
fecna remedy for the of Gonohoa that ever been
used pleasant 70 the palate and grateful the stomach
anu easily aen Is concentration of all the medicinal
pes q such remedies have been found ecacious
curing glees seminal weakness all discharges from the
urinary passage Is wholly vegetable compound and
ike CHARM IN producing immediate operation upon the
Pn anrStsa directions accompany the medicine which
vclpean's Specific Pills, for the Radical
cure q g9norrha geet seminal and all mocopuru-
lent discharges from the urera. These pills. the result Of
twenty years in the Hospital de Charlie Paris are
by their celebrated inventor Professor ypeau
an nable remedy for all diseases Of the urethra They
cure In much shorter time than other remedy without
Nnpg the breath dsageeng with the stomach confinement
fo BUSINESS Price box. Sold the College Of Med
cine ana Pharmacy y N s. Rc Cha A,.n
RicOra > Partisan Alternative Mixture. for
e 'ernanent cure of primary secondary syphilis venea
acer NODES or any Complaint produced BY njudcou
ectng yeneea remaining their system should use
this powerful purifier without delay person can consider
himself safe after having the disease without thorough
Y Cleansing ne system with hi: justly celebrated Alternative
carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Sold
eSs s0'e'ns W. W. Ss''sa D. Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


MR. MAYWOOD'5 BENEFIT aud last appearance prior %
his Southern tour6rs night Of the inhertaneesecond night
This syESIS Sos.%s.r sth win b gs.;ps he
ass Sss + MOST Eiss .i @
lie RehS'lls' Mr. W. H. clsp; franeins Mrs. sisrritt
Isl Tie 73cenrs-second and Third Tier'
20 cenn-Pu3e cents-eiallery Is cents.
NIBLO's.
This EvENSG Sess%Ss 1871 viii be pre- presented he
wilkins. Mrs Tmm pssm q o IS M.
SsSseG, NJ JSea Dunn s
w perform the Overture 10 IRA Diavalo Grand
aud Polon se African Quadres, and National Air (Yan-
To conclude with EAR STAR, the Singing Apple and
The Dancing WaerBgaroon Mr. John Dunn; Ch.riy Mrs.
Circle cents; Upper Boxes 25 Pit Is:
fryate Bones Ito accommodate sir persons) IS each.
BURTON'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CITY wlvEs-C rabtree Mr.. o. Barrett Easy, Mr. Burke
ss BIZ S%Sb III AkEhr
Conner; Aphonso Mr. Altemus Aizars Mis-. Kirby; Lila
To conclude it'll the buresque opera of OTELLO-Oeo
Mr.. Johnstone; Casio Mr.. Bowers.
Nibio's Gar
THE LAST WEEK Of the PANORAMA OF MADRAS,
by the uneqpalled Artist, w. DArIgLs H. A-This truly
feet but from admirable deceptive appearance h-
Eye EYE 1 F e s o,f5 eSsr nand,Sd square mules
OF MADRAS; The C0RoMfNpEI sea- asIi,ns Break
rsrous way while on h,nd the distant
country bounds the the foreground rendered
INDIAN Oxen, with thousands Of native and British
Open from in the morning until night Admission IS
cents children half price Reasonable allowance for Schools
In consequence Of necessary alterations for the ensuing
season, the Panorama IS Tor sse M lwis uc
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dividend Of per cenor the last ak months making
twelve per cent FOR the year.
The receipts Of the Western Railroad Company from
JAM LIST to Nov a. ls compared with the time in
is4s, show very rapid increase.
WESTERN RAILRoAp.
Receipts for the Week ending Nov.
is43 is44. liner Deer.
Passengers, ...............S 5,l33 $3.50 405 -
Freight &C.. ........ $500. .i0,f30 l0483 355 =
Si3,263 f6023 100 :
Previous receipts. ,056 6034l4 1889 =
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Clay's pretmaj., 30l4 Prau'smaj. 64S
ST. Mary's not yet heard from, which gave in
October Wing majority OF 273 The aggregate
Wing majority will therefore be at least $500.
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TO PERSONS INTENDING TO VISIT THE ISLAND
OF CUBA.
PROGR ESQ HOTEL,

a,
With an Omnibus at the door every hour for 20 cents
THIS HOTEL, favorably known has been enlarged i'm
proved and fitted the present season. thu American
style with glass window CARPETS &c Az regards locality and
climate II boast OF being situated spo
upon the whole Island h coutg.y Havana affords The
advantage Of country and city life and almost daily inter
walks and drives in the midst Of Of the most
gardens TO which visitors obtain free admission To nvad
offers quiet tranquility and purs air. without placing them
an Of the reach OF the best medical advice
The owner promises good American table, every comfort and
Tor riding and driving j. CARHtpNAi
nj tD3lsrc of'<,''
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From the Baltimore American (Whg)l
Maryland Election.
The following is the result as far as ascertained
of the Presidential Election held IN MARYLAND on
the 4th instant. The comparison is made with the
Gubernatorial Election held on the I'd October
LAST
Wing Dem. Wig DEM
22672 1883 5000 34492
1865 34492
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SHIP NEWS.
a 80 a. n. 80 :. q

NonroIK Nov s. An Empir-, CLARK NYrk " u
Chensy B3gdoa tnaaaloupe, James taskc for
osdoa Eliza, fountsIn and Sarah Ls,mla, Fowler Wsss
lpdieS
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Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILApELpHiA, Nov. 7, ls4I
1.-THE wings are in exstacies to-day at the news # ON
your city. They consider the contest az decided that
Henry Cay the President and have already commeno-
ed quarrellng about the distribution Of the spois such
shouting, and cheering. and running, ind driving was
aeon in The city Of Brothery Love before Bust
s at perfect stand still The streets are crowded
with people, and In the vicinity Of the wing eadqusr
ters are almost impossible
There sre returns from several OF the counties In this
state but nothing to affect the geaeraI result In
two OF them there 10 a slight gain for Clay.
The Rev. M. l.. Thompson, late OF Canandaigua, New
York was last evening Installed pastor Of the Arch
Freshly terrain Church
colored man, Samuel ZeppoD, alias Bransrd who
convicted Of the murder Of Cuy Tod and who wss
10 have been hung the ard OF the county prison 10.
morrow has been respod by the Governor until Friday
ALE Waiting the Condition OF Prisoners and number Of
other benevolent individuals inercedcd In his behalf
Helen NJ Cornwell, widow lady, connected with
some OF the first families In the city and who taught
French and music Tor living committed suicide BY sw al
lowing preparation Of opium, eight or ten DAYS
since Her body not discovered until Yesterday Ill
though several persons resided In the same house with
her II was in rapid state Of decomposition.
sALrs AT rsE SrocK ExeHANoE-l7b Girard Bank II;
300 Wilmington Railroad ~; $500 do Bonds 6s ~ slj
900 do do s2 aoo do do 80 50, 5000 Reading Railroad
Bonds, 7V leo u. Bank III 81 Com Bank, Nstchez H.
ssoorp BoAsD->o0o STATE SIS, 7sl; 46o do do 90 NJ A.
61t; 100 do do o. A. 69k $500 g. 49, l06t 10 North
ern Bank, Kentucky, siij $50 Girard Bank, nj.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

OST-On Tuesday evening last, in Tammany Hall
- black covered Memorandum Book Containing
besides small Of several private and
turers &c. Nc which Of to the loser.
ana OF no value 70 any one else. The finder earnestly
quesd return the book and papers, them
turned 70 No. 81 John street. cond of which kind
he retain the money and shall receive any way he
may point out the above reward in addition together with the
warmest thanks Of the owneri ne Item
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From the Washington Globe-Dem.l
North Car0lina.

This State voted the day before yesterday, and
from ten or twelve counties but none came 10
any person The passengers who passed through
eight or ten counties lying on the Wilmington
railroad say that il reported all along the line
ton, when the wing majority was 1853 in the
State, but they did not learn how much the gain
was in any county 1t would seem that sold Rip"
had walked up and voted, and turned in sgain.
From the Norfolk Herald-whigl
The "Old North State" has opened bravely.--
The following returns reached as last evening
They show handsome wing increase a gain Of
POI in three wing counties is not so coarse.
Clay. Polk Groham Hoke
Perqumans, 272 BAG 2l7
Pasquotank, 442 593 1T
Camden, ass SIT -
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All philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
obtained daily o'clock. Bun
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NV OREANs-Barque Yernon-et72 pigs lead & II Rogers
-iy bdis BIB Nssmh Wslsh-94 bales cotton L II Leye
ich-Jii Brown Brothen-t3 buttsgworth-iSa do 10 Dbl
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Bunker Hill" all the rage.-Probably 900
o. our nat ladies' with about many gentlemen, were in
tenasnce AZ the grand Battle last evening, and
lshooa se e with such raprss Of appaass old Bun
mendonsIy astonshed. Reader. have you been there
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EXHIBITION
I II N ID OF THE WORLD.
A PAINTING,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by f. Anelli, at the Apollo
~ 4l0 Broadway. The Exhibition il entirely ssperate
from the Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. M TO p. NJ, and from TO 10 r NJ
ADMISSION % cents. o0 Inns
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of The National Academy Of Design Of
ing magnificent PainngsThe Abandonment Of Henry Hu-
SON hs discoveer Of New York The Battle
oil Miana Africa between the French and the Arabs And
The only Potrs q Abde RAIDER the celebrated Bedoun
lance % cents Each visitor receives, gratis the door,
beautiful hogaph OF the Abandonment Of Henry Hudson
New York, October TO- 1914. oi0 lmsec
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BOOUETS AND PLANTS


80 ID. BOIL OF Fiftieth and Bloc mjngdae
67Road offers for sale splendid selection Of
1and Psror Pans-such Camelas, Azslias Rhododen-
drums Orange and Lemon Trees &c. &C. Boquets put mp at
the shortest notice and in the tasteful Having
cultivated lge quantity Of the scented Nspotan
Diets he able 10 make Boques entirely OF them. His
large quantity Of Cams,s enables him 70 furnish the flowers
that plant at reduced price Orders left at A. CORMERS
promptly attended to-
on the h Of june informed that they ready
delivery. ms Iw sm