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MEDlCAL AND SURGICAL, OFFICE

- the victims Of 6yphtc diseases most successful
practitioner that New York boast Of p the
found at h. old 0c. Dr. yohnson can ,at that
ne lsgaly quahsd 70 praet,e rhysic and sugy-hat be
Of your general Physicansand that skl in the treat
ent and proper Of variety Of Venerea Dis
ssse and Structure Of the Urrthra presmnent Ny patients
are not only from every part Of the United States they
500 patients year discountenanec quackery any form,
and therefore, take this method Of informing strangers and
sons in the country where they find physician skilled in
he treatment OF their disease Every undertake cure
setqr. Ucs upon d. body in The throat pains
is cuIabe. Constitutional Weakness sometimes
called Seminal Weakness brought by habit INDUCED
mslsdy Many unfortunate victim q this
Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion Of eIecs
sorgetfunes papation Of the heart aversion society are
opy symptoms Of this complaint mydctions follow
ID guarantees cure, Post paid letters with OF case
containing - for advce, attended TO- Obscrve, Office II
Juanc street, door from Chatham ni2 imsrc
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The market will require at least tons this year.
to supply the demand The shipments this week, show
falling oil Of a700 tons, about 1000 by railroad The
shipments from the Lehigh for the week ending on the
ID inst, amounted to 460 tons. Freights by canal
cents to Philadelphia and 81 80 to New York BY rail-
road IS and Vessels are scarce and the rates
freights have advanced
CorroS-The demand was good today from shippers
and spnners and about 1900 bales were aken-prices
rather in favor Of the buyer.
HAY-Prime qualities of North River bale sells at SO
40c. The receipts continue large.
PRovsIoNsOhio Pork, prime, sells at So s74 81; do
mess at $9 Beet is very dull Lard is in moderate
mand-kegs sell at 6a64 bbls at 81 &c.
WHnxEY-Drudge casks sell as wanted, at 2sc West
ern and Prison barrels steady at 2s 29c with very
limited demand.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOU ATnn

IN all those where manly vgor impaired where the
mental and physical powers rcstaeJ by
indulgence Of the psssions particularly by those solitary and
iestrucyc habits oi early youtn inducing nocturnal
md debility the Hygean Renovaor will be found nfble
emedy restores the of reproduction both seres
@ nsshy action and removes mpotsney by iniusnT new
aneous fails chronic glees and whites aud
-noves stcrlity by restoring healthy utarne action Refer
enovator with success in those affections also Dype
na weakness Of the back and ons and actions Of the urinary
garded TO I'll parts Of the Union ~ '"
NB-Copious directions accompany each bottle.
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On Monday morning, in the 20th year Of her are.
FaAroEs, daughter Of Eli Goodwin.
The friends Of her father and of her brother nlaw Dr.
John Watson are respectfully invited attend the ne-
raj from her late residence 6s7 Broadway this afternoon
ut halt past O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Monday evening, llth inst, Mrs. ELIzABErH RE-
age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her u.
neral on Wednesday afternoon at O'clock from a29
Cherry street.
New Haven papers please copy.
On the sth inst suddenly, oil Group, RICHARD BRAp.
FORD, Junr Of r. Bradford, aged years. months
and "a days.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. from the I'd day of No
TO the 9Th of Nov, 1874.

81 Men-32 Women--52 Boys-3s Girls.-Total $50
DISEASES.
A9sceM Apoplsry 3; Casualties |; Cholera infantum Il
Enolera msrbus Coic 2 Consumption Is; Convulsions
9 Of brain CONGESTION Of unss Dsb
ne Head i2 propsy in the cheat Dysenery 4; Epilepsy Ii
rgver reyer bilious Fever inhammaloy !; Fever puepe
rh Fever rement y Fever scarlet Fever typhoid Fe
yer yphus Heart disease Of .; Hopping Cough Insm.
inflammation Of chct Il inammaiio Of lungs To-: nfamma
ono tsToat ntempeance2 aras
|; Ulcers .. = ~
AeE-Under s,; 2years 20; to s. is to TO- s.
TO 90 D. 20 TO 3 to 40 a 10 So o. 50 10 co. Il 60 20
70, ); 70 TO 10, 5; 20 TO 90, 3; 90 10 iO0,f
ELI LEAvITT, City Inspector.
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New YoRK Cry BANS

There is very great increase in all the departments
The loans and discounts have from January ls4s to Au
gust 1914, increased SIC The full returns for
November have not in yet but the reports received
show slight falling of in discounts since August.
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THE TEETH, THE TEETH,

A. REED, Dentist No. 80 Prince street. southeast corner
- oil Broadway informs citizens and strangers who
want 9f those useful and ornaments organs TEETH,
attendance 70 wait on all requiring his professional
the Teeth would do well call Teeth for the poor
gratis from to A. M NJ B.-A vacancy for one student
profession this Is opportunity For terms apply the
ofhce, from 10 10 l2 or 2tol. nil ixs
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All PhiladelPhia Subscriptions to the
buildings Sd and Chesnut M where snrle copies NAV also be
obtained daily at O'Clock. .-- - 3m
Velpcau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
cure g2norhga get seminal emissions and all mocopuru
lent discharges from the uretra These pills. the Of
twenty years experience in the Hospital de Charlie Paris
an inbe remedy for all diseases Of urehra They effect
cure in much shorter time than other remedy without
fro Sox so hs Msd
- '''' ~ W SRI s. RicHXRDsoN. NJ D.. Agent
Health! o Blessed Health Thou art above
all gold and It's thou who enlagest the sou-and
openeth all its powers instruction. h
tue he a has ihee has little wish for and be that
80 as 70 have thee not wants thing beside LET
Brandreh Pills will give us health-se then these blessed
M whch centurys has fully established be the best
OF mpsng Sold atDr Brandreth Principal ONCE 2l Broad
FL e. .n ScWwfy Ns YSt and Mrs Booth
A Letter from Santa Anna, President OF
the Republic Of Texas- jones' residing the city Of New
20 the amount Of enclosed ten dsllars further supply Of
President Santa must al time express his ap
d Clearing and Changing Rs q S
low SKINS does hesitate that he believes
sI ae,s HSfSS & LoFp psaSTA ANNA
To MIR. Il. Jones.
Here proof of the excellence of Jones' Italian Che
mcal Soap in curing npons clearing smoothing and when
ca-the effect will asonish you II will all pimpes
Gecke bo,ches morphew &c but be very careful get
q $ s1s Bur S a. e. he ana
Eagle 80 nathan street; and 33 Broadway NJ York
l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

Member. Of ths New Yok Bras, Band would respect
meeting Of the Band held itary Hall Bowery End Nov
1874 Mr. WILLIS unanimously elected Leader and G.
assured .t the Band will be inferior in this
The Band would their thanks for the hattsng
tronsge bestowed upon them the and will
eTeron to merit connuance Of the same Applications for
street. James Conner secsry % Bsysrd street Of hs
eates, 10 Norfolk street, Daniel Underh ia Wooster
Meme $50 Foryth street; John Wallace, Clark street;
Gso Groller IsS Forsyth street. Wheeler 9th Avenue
ia Wooster streets e. s. Graulla Composer Bsyad
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
N B-Bsnds provided for Public Balls, Private Sorees,
nl2 lmkm
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN-Some time between the hours of six Tuesday
~ evening and Wednesday morning last IS bill
the Bank Of Wooster, Ohio Said bill was !ked black
,h,ch,1 ch s % oacx [ h ns sI.s " mnde ana ~ Is
above will be paid for any information which shall
nj a. "
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

ELECTION RKTURNs.--The returns from the
South, by last nights mail, do not change the cha
racter of the estimated results we have previously
given. We have few additional counties in Viz
ginia, Georgia, North Carolina and Indiana, which
are unlmPortant; and from Kentucky nothing, ow-
ing to the election occupying three days.
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FOOT RACE FOR 0I4OO.


al. place. IL s bRaSN % & FL ass s
ss: % &c q u; q: s: second
Saoo for foot race three mes-siso to the hrst and
The following persons entered their names for the .u
No. ~joha esSs..lsvs, the WHINE. Of the las.
s:'.sw sSs pedestrians late from
s-IP sIoP. T,yIS,S 1ISyS.1Su No.&IhomTs' sM;S sMs;GSsbs
Sl0wia psI;oS: have entered he ihss mile
s@fRtcc @% csri.s aiSF'n h%S1o.s sSs adEsiS. Jackson
IShn I,n p,,slpn pstsseprock Iud,ans Of Seneca Tribe
In The s:. excitement % present prevailing
noanced of tbs th inst postponed until the 18th
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
NJ LEyETT, Dentist, the ntroducer Of inyrtng incor
M pptbls p II Teeth On the principle amo;phsIe
f'e :nSes M ss Ssas ss s 'iss AN
great and rslmansni comicl c.anirs.. duably To
and
%s %ss es % m 4. ss. ssa; .aG $ 1S:; %
sG:s Ssss Haa hFn
H0sE sGFEFNP2FTFk1NHT FFTF1HF NVENTN6NE AND
DasR S$ebH5S ssS
: s,yf :s =s
Soap exaggerated let such give it. fair trial. Ii indeed
hs most wonderful epratiye greparon ever made
Implss Bloteiss. Freckles, Tan, Morphsw,,
Ringworm, Old Sores, and Sore Heads.
But mind u Is jones' Soap has DONE and still effects these
cures Get i no where else IN tins clty-or you will be
swindled with counteret-but at he sign Of the Amer
can Eagle Chatham street, and 323 Broadway, X; in
Boston Reddngs State streets Zeiber ledger Buildings
Phadepha 39 Fulton Brooklyn and Pease Broadway
Albany. ni2 lmsec
SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
HI MAN HAIR,
And otherwise improve and render it Splendid Ornament
FOR THE LOW PRICE OF THREE sHILLINos
DEADEK sell three shng bottles that you may know
N this Is Of the hair humbugs OF the day ST. We
expect you @ buy \ mo han oScs warrant % possess
Part where nauIs intended hair g grow stop falling off
For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing eiceeds ths
indeed the most economical SUPERIOR article made for the
hair 1t is cheaper than the a.h called hair oils and il will
keep the hair in order with application twice u long
other article mad,
Soldprce O. shngs bottle-at the sign Of the Ame
rcan Eagle so Chatham street. New York. 39 Fulton street
Brookyn State street. Boston; Ledger Buildings Phiade
phia: and Pease, Broadway, Albany nl2 lmsee
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Died.

On Sunday evening, 10th inst by the Hon James Har.
per- Mayor Of this city, Mr.. TOWNSEND Cocks to Miss
PHEBE CARPEsrER
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald ]

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ii, 1874.
Polk stock has advanced rapidly within the last
two days, while the whig securities have declined
considerably. Tie friends Of Mr.. Clay in Phia-
delphia have given up the contest. They consider
the election decided, by the news from Georgia
Immense sums Of money have changed hands
One gentleman in this city has lost S47 600 The
merchants are very heavy losers, the majority Of
them being wings. .ef.
Governor Porter has appointed Luther Kldder,
Esq, late Senator from Luzerne, Judge OF The Ju-
dicia District composed of the composed of the
counties OF Schuylkill, Carbon and Monroe
sALrs oy sTocxs alt Girsrd Bsnk l0}; $40 do Is3 4;
1000 Lshlgh o. ~ 30 sioi4 State s $500 DO 7oi
SECOND BoAap'-50Oo Texas Treasury Notes I2i 20
do IL 100 vii r. 2s}j 90 do 2sl, $50 Girard bank.
ioa 10 u 9. Bank, 81 $4,000 ss.e ss 7oi; 100 Ten
Bonds, 50
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY.
AS the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
u York and vicinity that he has arrived for the OF
giving instruction the principal fashionable Dances
in the highest circles Of European American society
Mons X. has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
and the marked approval Of the fashionable community.
Among others, Mons. X proposes teach that well
dance LA POLkAthe new Quadrilles with original music
the Valse de- Deux Pasthe Mazouranew Cotilions-new
Galoppe and all American Dances.
Mons. X. Mill be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY as
man and English languages.
Rooms engaged IS Park stricty private cool
and aryfor the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentemsn
The Polka and the Quade at present danced in
the fashionable circles London taught
four lessons.
For further particulars. inqnrs of MONS. KoRPONAY at
his residence, Is Park Place.
TERMs:-Clas Lessons from 10 to I2 A. NJ IL to l. and
TO Q, r. NJ, and from in the evening.
Sil Lessons So-tweye lessons $lo, and quarter, $l5
ter $40.
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad
emies, kc., kc. nl
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZINI

A cARD-MK WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
n lsnoun 20 the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York.
their Glasses in Dancing Watzing and the Polka Dance will
sommence At the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall $50
throughout the season.
Days u Tuition, for Young Ladies and under H.
every Tue.day and Saturday afternoon commencing and
Tor the elder class OF Gentlemen Every style Of
Dancing taught in Mr. VS. classes without additional chargc
10 pupils.
Mr. W. that the references he shall offer Of his capabty
will be satisfactory. Schools and Academies attended
plicaton above his Prvat Academy No. 10 Sixth
Avenue, where will be made known and circulars gven
containing particulars. o2 Imsrc
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GREAT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, &c &c.
GALLERY Sf Oil Paintings Marble Stamary. very rare
Engnvngs &c &c., by the NEST celebrated Artists Of
Europt without exception the greatest the
bic collection that has taken place the u Saesw be
to-morow and Thursday next the 18th and th instant
10 o'clock A. M the Gallery in the Granite Building
Broadway where they open inspection Admission
free. DON'T forget that III. entrance is Broadway.
number Of 9k feet in LENGTH with backs used in
the Gallery. for sale low ni2 ltsrrc
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]. PARKEK'S DANCING ACADEMY,
DOWN TOWN

PARKER has the honor TO his friends and
st the public that bis Dsncng School will the
street. Broadway Days Of tuition Wednesdays aud
urdays Young Ladies' Class commence 81 Boys s.;
Gentlemens from TO TO- Mr. Parker having been burnt
Washington Hall and disappon!ed his other
Hail. There fine large Ball Room, private and
comfortable dressing The propetoI Mr. Jackson,
nln 4
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PHILADrLrHIA, Nov liar Navarro, Cole, Pernsmbueo.
Left Cumberand f Philadelphia dsg; Wahingtons Barge
pung FIN NYoyk Do 2,th INST Jag 81 20 icn = o passed
sone no on boad-w. psiped black with narrow white
caboose house and several spa Also Ocean De Forres
New York; Tgress Thompson, do. Cld Cohen. Jr, Mac
FMian, West Indies .Wl
BALrrmoR., Nov liar Leatts, Lewis. fm Rio J.neiro
Sept 2 Neyiu,, Sfoop Sc John, NIB; Fulton Hubbard
Turks island Left TuIhs Island Jsms a Coogsr Mallory
Tor NQhsan, sd goth On the 5h instant in de Gulf sssm
mor, and towed INTO ,hispoIt AR Harp, Wilmington, Nc
May, Cook, into the Caps Thursday
sih Bdlsh brgsniins, supposed be the r J. Neyius
nom y Johns, NB Also arr. Maria Atweil. Key West
I'D Columbia Cqhr Ia 0uayra; Erie. unby, GibraltsI
Roc, Dodge Nav York; John Emory, Wood, Alexandria,
Mary Cathsrine Gayle, charleston; Vmades Groves Nor
folk aud Richmond. sid Louss, Potter, for Nantucket
KfS PASSAGE FOR NEW. .oRLEANs--,Positivsly
Ht2 the first PACKET passage free, and only regular
e k.psckst OF s h Noveinb~-The splendid fast sailing
"a ship MISSISSIPPI CAPTAIN Hllisrd sails POSITIVELY
sboye, her regular day - .
accommodations Of tins ship for cabin, second cabin and
ersge passengers SUPERIOR and abost proceed
New Orleans rely on the ships of this line sailing
unrfnslly as advertised To behs rsry application
hould be made or hoard. foot Of Wall Il ~, y to
w h j. r. TAPS OH,
nl2ec 70 Bosth street. Walden Laus.
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P Hill HAIR M ONIC OCIETY.
Third Season, 1S44-1N45,

THE Government of the Philharmonic Society bsgs leave
announce the subscribesI that the First Concert Of the
at the Apollo Rooms To commence at o'clock precisely.
Those who wish make Of thsr privilege
purchase two extra tickets EACH obtain such by
plying TO Msssrs Schrfenbeg Luis, No 36 Broadway,
near Franklin BY order:
ni2 5tiss rrc VIM SCHARFENBERG Secretarv
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MEDICAL NOTICE

STRANuERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with sny form
~ or variy Of Syphli,c Mercur other dscase who
have been gny half cured BY had better carefully perus
DR. Coows-Sir :-Lsst July contracted certain private
fssss and immediately applied Doctor who promised TO
cure me IN week continued with him two months, bnt
was gradually acting tried after another all the
advertising docty and each promised positively
me- at length discovered the object Of these
nsy and that hey were not doctors concluded % go into
the hospital whse the doctors kept under Of
curry for eight weeks my and ulceated pains
IN all my joints, and my body covered with ulcers
ne any NOR medicine and advised 'onthem climate Ile
under your cars the first OF January last we'll and
restored 10 perfect health | wish this published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner Harlem NY.
DIR. Cooper 10 Ionr
standing Of Glse sfcture and Seminal Weakness and mild
cs q private msedes cured n "a hour without eiseras
with the patients hsbiu Dr. Coopcrs Ofce sne strs.t
two doom fou Chatham q. No cure no pay. MIA imsnc
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BURTON's THEATRE.
cynSn rrVrrU ~

ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, November l2-Will be presented
The TX KkENIuCklAN-eeolo ~ e Nmrod Wdhrs, Mr.. Hack
10 eoacIads with the LADY OF LYoNs-Clsuds Mel.
note. Mr. f. Conner; Colonel Damss Mr. q. Barrett; Des
chapees, Mr.. Johastons Pauline. Miss CLARENDON.
CIRCUS, BOWERY.
JOHN xRfH ysISf fNHsnagss6EEGsf. p fsfns H li cents
u Additional strength TO the Troupe.
Grand Military and Classic Fete by
FRERES FRANCAIS
CASSIMIR AND HENRI.
M Cassmir the first Drum Major Of France and
by Louis Philippe with the Medal Of the Legion Of Hono
TWELVE DRUMS AT THE SAME TIME
with velocity which has before been witnessed He
will initiate
ONE DRUM.
the canaonadng and firing of musketry Of regiment
field Of battle; and beating retreat produces greater on
drum than others could FIVE In this he has rival
Europe.
Old Dan Emmit and Old Frank Brow.r's
ETHIOPIAN BAND
Is Engaged for Three Nights only"Good news Tena good
The Band in addition many Songs and Parodes will
NlGGER OPERA HOUSE
Doors open at6-periormance to commence o'clock
Mo fAvvc
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ID K. DI o SSY,
OCIJT.lST

DR.. DIOSSY,
OCULIST
AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. 30 Chambers 1T. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK,
oNFINEs his PRACTICE to DIsgAsEs TINE Eye and Ops
~ raons upon that Organ and m nppendages Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. D. has for the last eight years devoted his
on almost exclusively 70 this important branch Of the ps
sion. having been pupil Of Dr. EIorr subsequently, his
.sant and later practising at Charleston e. Foa oyEsA.
rIoNs tstrablsnus caaract Ac) and charges
modsrate Once hours from "a. NJ tosP.M
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AUCTION SALES.

DUTCH SufSSHs E1sk Fl5@EH 5sHs Ro5Ts sr AUCTION
s s aS s's
mes and all The vare.ie comprised invoice Of Bulbs
. double single %.nsi
ss ssas snd and a %s
Aos s:ssay ca. .aS Catalogues are ST KIN ROLLINS
GALE OF rLEpHED pAHHGTISN IS6bs bNCTGE Tsj. p,v
Room. pae: Das aS fs@absi: fSs
sss but 4, ysI; ysIsa6is articles taken from Pawn
aSs sss %s
Ssss: cloSs Ss s:s.I
AUCTION NOTICE.
sshh e G MsS Fs%s S.y dtas SfsS
S e. iPs %saS s rsss sfs
;esds &c &C. Also by order the assignee c Bras.
satapoiE p as:: A:s y
FsENGH FEsHEENSGHQK "a as 1 FANT
''.S VII! Fl li,S md i.h Sos.m-
s"sf 8 iss e
is vols many Illustrated works in French
wsss sSa
70 Whole sS S ny % n
Cor Sr his private use with great and
% Of %ss now For
ss S ssh ssy 1 '% P
day, the library aud engravings. NIL 3tsnc
LOST-TWENTY. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
L aHndfy 5 Of Sw and nd
Wa. up %s Esssss. s Once s
and dollar S. 1osyo % cy and a
S
$780, filled but signed dated 4th 3h of 1874
Whoever will return said roll Of money shalt the
ssiys reward i 81
OsT-On Monday, the 18th instant in Broadway between
ton Gsns ssa si n ,s Snd he Hospital GOLD LILY T plain
by leaving them a. No. 10 Crosby street. ME ltsmU
BOARDING.
walk o the CIV Hail. has room w,~ sha will ew
two gentlemen, with full partial board An opportu-
MY M that rarely offers Address A. b. G., at this office or at
POST OFFICE, New York Nov. l2, 1874
ENGLISH MAlL.--Letter Bags per Steamer HIBERNiA,
~ will Be closed at hs Upper and Lower Poat Offices this
Overland sEis q s s1ia iHsf
- WANTED TO REN ia part Of . respectable two
~ Location eihs.in the Seventh or Fourth Wards Xd-
dress l. NJ, at this office, stating terms, &c. ni2e
N LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
30 The Loss Of Feet and Legs Legs no Hindrance 10 the
w.f N.9 1s1 cS l Mis Ss
N YM ClAL LIMBS on plan the most correct and less
K made and worn an artihcisi leg for forty years and
NVl been manufacturer for thry-ye feels conf
dent Of giyns 'ati.lac'oa to to all who cal % on hun
YEMEN N. .B-All letters must be- postpaid
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
ne T0FDevn acie

z q N . E K i
AZ the Tabernacle,
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, ls44,
RY THE YOUNG MISS JOSEPHINE BRAMSON,
- only nine and half years which she will
be assisted BY the Eminent Talents Of MADAME OTTO.
MASTER SCONCIA, and a FULL ORCHESTRA.
Part
Overture from the Telsenmihe bv Resge Full Orchestra.
Air Finale, from the opera Betty ,"-Se crudee
ii cor mostra-by Donizett. =. Madame Otto.
Grand Variations Brillante, for the Piano Forte,
on favorits theme from Cheval de Bronze,,,by
Fantasia, ior the Violin BY j. Arot, from Lucia
di Lammermoor" with Orchestra Master Sconcia
PART ii.
Overture from the "Fryshtz" by Weber Full Orchestra.
Air, from the Opera OF Don Juan "-Scbmale, /
schmse nur Masetto, by Mozart-with Obligato
viooncello by Groenevet. Madame Otto.
Variations Brilliants, for the Piano. with Orches-
ira Accompaniment by Czemy. Miss j. Bramson.
Duo Brilliant, for Piano and Violin, from Belni's
opera La Sonnambna,n by Benedict and De
Beriot. Miss Bramsou and Master Sconcia.
Tickets One Dollar each Children under twelve years age
half price, To be had the principal Music Stores at the
door on the evening Of performance Doors 7Concert
to commence at 3 o'cIock MO ltec
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MKpERWORTSL Ladies and !,sntlemsn's Singing Glasses
" will be resumed his Rooms No. Az Broadway ues-
day. 10Th Pupils will such Of
s will enable them "a short time to sing readily sight
HLadies' Glasses in the afternoon, at o'clock
Glasses in ie evening, 7 o'clock Terms advance
Ior a course oi sixteen lessons. llw.m
her patrons and the public genera tina, she about
hs will the favoe Polka Mazourka and ali the other
fashionable Dances of the day. '.----s+
The morning school will be open from O'Clock 10 o'clock
and the evening from o'clock o'clock
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing
at NJ lie Desardins house No. Park Place. MO issm
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EXHIBITION
THE END OF THE WORLD.

OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by II. Anelli at tho Apollo
~ 40 Broadway. The Exhibition il entirely seperate
from the Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. M. TO r. NJ, and from to 10 P. NJ
Admission 25 cents. ol0 lms re
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Academy Of DssE. Of
ing magnificent Pantngs.-The Abandonment Henry ud
unforuna'e dcover Of New York Ths Battle
OF Miana in Africa between the French and the Arabs And
hs only porfa. cf Abdel Kads, the cs:btsa Bsdoun
tance as Each visitor receives gratis at the door
beautiful ithogaph of the Abandonment Henry Hudson
New York, October TO- I0<l. oiO imsec
The New York herald., 1844-11-12

BENEFIT OF Mr.. JOHN pUNN-second nigh. Of Kinge
- Mehsrde ye Thirde or ye bae Of Bosworthe Fielde.
THIS EyENINS N9ysmhsr lSth 1874, will be presented
worthe Richard Mr. j. Dunn; Elizabeth Mis-. Melton
variety Of D,aeiss, Tsbeans &c &C., BY ssss Barnes
the violin by Mr. H. Maks,-togehsr with other
Followed by the popular sughable farce called THAT
RASCAL JACk-Ihe Rascal Jack Mr.. john Dunn.
The whols conclude with TEDDY, THE TlLER-Ted-
dy Mullownsy. Mr.. Broughain; Flora Mrs Phillips