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Beard o. Assistant Aldermen
WILLIAM EvrnpELL. ESQ President. in the Char.
ID tilin.." Rrf,rrcd-Nt lnnn Myers anN uiher


WILLIAM EvrRpELL. ESQ. President. in the Char
Petitions Rrterrcd-O john Myers a"d others,
for free hycnt 1t the Of Seventh 81 pnd Te;e w.
OF sundfy persons of free bydrant corner OF Ch'e' ai
Madison sts. ,r -, IL, ..,,,
tie Garden. 1880 ~ -..,,,
slip cor the Of their ;cani"niS; ill.,, nj,
JnratieRSFor The Board To attend the festival oil NE lu-
lie schools Christmas a!'eao',
at , % cuck. Accepted. IL.
From lioheean leat No 20 o Recbebes to attend cec'
brGton IN lane street Church, IItti INST. Accepted
From Atlantic Tent No Ii, order. 10 attend ceieofa
ton Mt Mariner Church. Eti ms. Accepted
Ofhe Young Mems Henry tlgy A,soc,non To attend Ar
n,nl Ball nj New York Hotel 23d inst. Acceped
From Clinton Am. Republican Association, To attend Anil
yersnry ;all n; IIvul saloon. istli inst. Accepted
fc,Oyts Of CGniiccS.-Oi COMMITTEE Gn Streets adverse
nreparn- Mulberry street. from ffinceo Houston street.
Adopted. .-
Ofhe Committee on Roads and Canals III favor oil concur
renee With tie Boar of Aldermen the Resolution TO extend
sever In Seventeen street Adopted. -
From Board et .2erncp. the petition OF Susan
A. ay 10 remove reinaas 0i her husband Cnneted m
Appointing genjemin w. Benson SUPERINTENDENT OF thc
Municipal Police Night and Day Watch. Concufred IN
In favor Of ensing moderate rent during the pleasure
ofle Common Council lot Oi ground To ibe society of the
Relief of 4 ged CGlned Persons CONQUERED m 80. -,
Res0iHfiGn5-y the Prcsden-ln iRvor oil petltonnG Tue
Legs !aure the law allowing the testimony o
witnesses taken dc bene nsten D prSonlnT WI"
until tho of trial. now p.gc;sct Adopted
Tho Aim. fiu,ro t-t,rss,nsr, mo-
To contract supplies for the cOuvlcts Blackwell Island
and the paupers longer than month Mt time Adopted
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uai.ed States Circuit Court.


Austin Packard vs. .JaRlsS Wilson and John
e-In this (alread referred to) the jury found for
defendants
Lead and Tin Pipe.-3homas Embnnk vs.
james Il. characterization of Patent for Timed Pipe
Mr. Ewlnnk in the yenr ls. invented and valab
mode of timing lead ppc. by which the dec;en0' action oi
the lend yn prevented and the water passed through tie pipe
without bensinufe lie obtained pHtcnt for the iiFenuol
and the timed pipe has become very eenel sc us cost
beng but little more n that OF the ordinary KIND Inc pre-
sept action brought agas the defendant Tor an alleged vo-
laon of the patent. In po0of the advantage ct me M
proyenenl D. Chiffon. Dr. Gins ~ Lee, Professor Ken
week md Dr. Tofey eStiict0 having made various eNef-
iIueu on winter which Ind passed through the common pipe
and found i,npresnatcd with the lend, which dseerio'S
TO health THIS particularly the where the water hl
remained IN the lead pipe over night lheS hn';
MISC made smlIqr experiments Oh wafer which li,nl
nas,ed through the tuned lead pipe. rs invented ny
Mr. Ewinnk aud found apveamrce oil SUCH
They had heard OF pipe beng hed IhI after us NAY
Ing been by Mr. Ewbnnk. II is valuable inptotene'l
a, lead pipe perfectly eay which II would POT Ne
more Than hard the Gief alter tlne forms cI>t
mon the surface the lead, and prevents ITS action lie no
ton wuter being pretty pure requires t,e Timed pe. ne
proceS, Tuning perDned by pecnliaf preparation al me
srtncc Of the pipe aud then running through PAN OIL ei,e't
I'm a.; uaiticuur contained III II vessel o utt-
he form Short piece, OF pipe be run through by hand'
and long pieces los appropriate machinery, &c 80,
Tho cause will continued tins fUtenovn Fvr phintil
NIe., Seth B. Staples aud T. X. Sicman For defendant
Mr. Charles OConEoT and M-srs Benedict ind BoaIdman.
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Do YOU say it!

4 party Of Alabama LDco-Focos recently
vent over to Mr. Folks residence in Tennessee
10 copgrstula,e him on his success and urge him
10 unto with them in a Public Dinner. Their
spokcsman, in the course OF his harangue, thus
cxulted:
We YOU upon the sepqdiasjoa hy the people
fiei and the r:ck take care Of The poor
We iet pass the sacaking lie he1e inslnueted
that the Wing party hold amy sach sentiment as
the People are said to have repudiatod. It can
not iniurc those it slanders, and wc presume it
cannot farther degrade those who utter it. We
choose at present TO bring the matter nearer home
70 the congratulators and the Congratulated
You, Messrs deputies from Aebama! are doubt
lees Shareholders, certainly supporters OF Slave
", and Jour man Polk is d very extensive slave
holder owning n least a hundred negroes How
right or wrong this may be we won't discuss now.
But If Slavery don't imply that it Is the night
way TO take care of the Rich and lot them take
care of the Poor what DIES II mean How do
you Justify it? We have just been reading 4
very able letter from Gov. Hammond OF 5. G. to
the Prcsbytery Of Glasgow, iorclbiy defending
Slavery, aud on this very principle, If we can
dcrstand him. He argues precisely that Govern
,nent should take care of the Rich (Whitcs,)
ard they ,gll tako the best possible care of the
Poor (Slaves) And Il the People have really
'repudiated' this principle, what wil become Of
President Pclh's negroes? Who viii hencelorih
take care OF them
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Police Gmce,

Burylarv-Last night the merchant tailor ) store
OF NJ Nosean the FLAMES and Chatham streets
was bgin!uy e,eed and robbed of pieces vi Cloths,
with which the burglars escaped.
Sealing Clothing from Hau.-Offcsr Joseph,
TIN. morning. arrested nm simea named John Munoe and
woman naire Eli2aheh Kersau, charged with having
saturday evening last eathy entered the premises OF james
kerrey Warren, No. - Bond street. and stoea valuable
crro1t and pair Of boots worth together so As the pro-
pert, iourd tie possession Of the accused they were
cuGin.:;cd ~ answer.
Dis0der5y.--A man named William Latbe, got
drunk and scattered ire about the premises OF John aybe No.
tn Anthony street arrested and fined s3ior the act,
arrest Of Rece;rer,-Ofiicer MADAM arrived
here to-day from Rochester having custody named
slC0 worth o. s md six cord. stolen by aoe
thief from the store Of M-srsG w. Chapman l. Co. OF No.
AZ. Pine street, in tbs city. Butler committed.
Robbery al Brooklyn Last night, three men
went on heard the barge George Henry. lying at Tnomp
son, wharf, Brooklyn, Rad getting through the deckhEh
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country in view with respect and sympathy ana
;,,-te their caoperatun in securing the patfiotic
,,.,;ec,- .sbich i; has been their am anc purpose
I heartily thank you, Sir, for your friendly
wishes for nv happiness, IN the retirement,
,,bicb bencejnrYard best becomes me. Here
none 10 enjoy peace snd tranquility, seeking
r.ithfnlly to perorm. IN the walks vi private LIE,
whichever duties may We. appeTtain 10 lie. ana
shan never cease, whilst LIE remains, to look,
with lively interest and deep socItude, upon The
movement and operations of our rec system o.,
r;overprcnt. and 10 hope that, under the sniies
~ an ai!-wise Providence, The Republic may DC
ose- ;,,st. honorable prosperous ard great.
F-s"4 SoutAerner = writes Us very iIhcon-
sidered letter, irquiring what night the North mas
g. ;otsrr,cddle with Slavery, and what right
Massachusetts, has 10 sand IN Agent TO South
Ca,oIins on such an Grand IS Mr.. Hoar's We
will hero answer hin very briefly, that, when we
God the Union on the brink Of Il most unjust and
,onacious War, nstigated wholly (as is officially
,,ocIancd) by determination To uphold aud
(oftify slavery, then We do not see now 1t can
LANCER be nationally disputed that the North has
/
much, very much, to do with Slavery. IL VIC
NAV De drawn in TO fight for II, :; would DC hard
indeed that yge shaud no. be allowed 10 tax OF It,
As to the last South Carolina e'upton' We
have verv short say Of determining which side
&c ,;ght and which wrong in all such dithcGltles'
From sbays's rebellion u DORIS outbreak, and
8, down to this, we deem that side night WHICH
anneals 10 Courts and to Laws, and that uniform
ly wrong which Eepudia,es these and resorts TO
force and vnlence Massachusetts proposed TO
test legally the Constitationa'i'y al an act oil
South Carolina by which free citzs"S Of the
iorrner were imprisoned for no alleged offence but
the color Of Their skins. Ii South Carolina is IN
the right, she is certain to establish it by suffer
iog tho matter 10 t,ke The legal course, there beng
a rnsieritg of Slave holders in the highest irlou-
nal. By rcsortng to violence, she has put her
self disgracef:lly in the wrong, aud ev'ncsd that
she is conscious of her wrong. Sou!herncf
nav be perfectly sure that sc shall not stand up
for Law and Order when by so doing we seem
10 many to be opposing the cause o. Liberty Gas
in Rhode Island and then tam round against 1t
when the violence comes iron The sdsof Slavery.
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SASps's SARs,PARILiA.--FNctcisaI u the landnqd OF
Health, and the great object n the PHI Sciun Is to hfng "" I'M
fortunate u! the SICK INTO condition 10 take w
his bed and walk Nature will do the rest But tue -cn OF
sannot take exercise pam and debility alike forbid IL Neither
can the victim Rheumatic ievct grooming even uncTn pres
"a n of cuyoet and shrinking al n touch exercise S sun
and corrugated muscles. Tn. first thing 10 strike nj the DIS
order IN is strong hold. the bloo Sweep away The ulcers Of
poison TINT stimulated ths This process OF elementary era
lratun peJformed by SAINTS SARsNPAHiLLA III ani"fc
enSv nte ana thorough manner Than by other prera
ten bsie The p,bc and hence thousands oi cure, o ~
Gers and cuianrOus disorders WI ch the TESTIMONIALS III e
han,s of the pro rietOrs ayouch.
For farther pa culars, and conclusive evidence q us 'e
or wake md efficacy pamphlets, which may Dc " ed
Of the proprc;os and their agents Srut.s. -
PTepafed and sold, wholesale AID retail BY 4 IL 81 g. T.
Sod also nj "a BroadwHy II Est Roadway and BY Drug
yss generally hroHg hcut the Uu'trd states.
P.ca Al per Lc.IIe; Sax bottles tnr s..
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VIZ HAVE TIE NAMES or UPWARDS 0i one hunl1cn n -
GG0GiiJRAiJD' ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP iot the cure
of yaTns skin diseases. ana particularly Nconlehu ~" o
io s3;RWFfiII SALT RHEUM, sCgRVY: SALON
NiESS nj 6Ii.iIfS RIOI'S SPOTS, ERYSiPEl.AS.
iTISPi rs. EffiORESCENCES 'rEI,rEk, MoRPllEW.
CHAPS. CfiAFES CRACKS, RoUGiiNt-sS ara aa IN
,rifs sad liscoOrGti0n d, 10 he human fHti6te
Retail Druggists never sell the genuine DR.; telx oonnuu
Italian leicated Soap are constantly receNhis con-
ant, from customers who imposed on by soap Feuu
by them resembling Dr. G.s Soap, in nothing hul me NUM-
bc cautions therefore and bur- only ut 5J Wa'krfst ht So'e
FROM Broadway. 30 cents sake.
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co,,,.,oontence orthe Mercury.
wAsu,soroS. Dec. ., 1874.

The most important thias out vi Congien'-at
as, the MOS; talked oiis ecUlelaIoi 81 the rlecofs
ot p.nryIvana giving Their vote iot aF foiS. OF h t-
shan ir the ohcS OF SECRETARY vi Siae IN you my
srecucions oaIza,ion OF TIE cabinet oy no means
must expressing OF know sS any thg oi e
H,eS, Of Nh CaISnn People take lot granted that
he Will tak the Office Of Secretary al Staie 4 y is "eie To
hun This ,uppusc y u Il IS, have dauh;,
hy M. ,euis certain TINT he oc tbs cIcc; aud s;il >s
Certain that he via take II. n Offend hIn.
,,ry,ng under Mr. Polk while Mr. Polk an! s Administration
would become ios.os nnmeda by having his s'eSt name
AZ rs had Re then appelepd tie pGrtg ai0 laiH re-
am be rkoosfy IN TIE matter. hat his choc@ VIII be governed
by birh sense Of duty only al who know blm MI espec.
a. whist IN the Department OF sta'c w be u
imInen. importance South Witness lis aduiIan!s letter
10 MI KIng which yau val undoubtedly publ sh 10 .a'.
tsT IN ms ofFce cM eas.ly depart from tae oae ne mas
rir 10 our Ftiga RGiaoas Eh respect 10 pour 'TStt-
f,oas he has bazcd the path. and e e uoag ina no
one cen exti.guish. ,, :; III
Asto Mr. Buehsnan. although somewhat deficient n bold
ness IN intslec ne, accomplishments be would % woI'S
crssor 10 A!r Calhoun welding Foreign Ee!aus re
spethes he de!fDlred JdU@r o. Po& ana ne
1artf, 10 The contrary HotNahSian9t"S'
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c,zo1 md tied the Captain and then stole upwards Of $50 in
money goods md clothing. with which they e, leaving the
Captain bound
.4nother Bwgzary-On ihe night Of Saturday,
the boue of lanes Bfad,cy No Avenue D. was birgnri-
o,lv snte and robbed OF sil1 IN bills, with which the burr
Lar escaped.
Thefs-Heman Eapwa'd was arrested and COM
m,ied for stealing IS 30 from Charles Shulu No ST. Green.
wich street,
fox stealing purses aud cloth caps from store IN Canc
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innings In Philadelphia,
coue.roalencc OF The Tribune.

PulL,DgLrg.A, Dec. l6-iP VI.
RIor.-Therc was quite s"rious row between a
patty rody hemen and coo pcOp.e yesterday
Seyenh.strcet. near Shppeu Run was the cause.
Dull livery thug ~ dull here at present.
There local news Of the ieas, interest stirring
STOCKS There ~as c"nSI icraoir anlnauon In
ou Stock Market today ard prices had upward tendency
State Fy,- advanced -. rlo,n; firm rtij's Gmr Bank
shares were IA demand lO. Uliei Stai-s Bank improved
a. aud Wilmington Railroad a.
Frs; E1frl-lO Wilmington Railroad b, J! I SoIth.rn
Bank of Kentucky .0b, $50 G. r,Td Bank 10; 100 d. los
iiOo do l0i t. : Bank 3; Sle0 lehgh Is y $40 do
b. 10 Fnunc' an Mechanics Bank, r. sSo,p Slate Is.
Sec,mf BSSrf%slO.Ce State 5 $1,000 do. day..
75i, 80 share. Wilmington tailioau - 40 do DO days
- -, GO Wilmns ton Railroad. '-les, ~ sou County
81 $50. Old, % 500 State SIS, rev ANIMALS. 6li.
Snir NEws-4iP M-Ciearedh has afternoon
chr, Oneco Robinson SALEM lesHchuscits; rhoma Fen
ner Nckeson. Providence; 5. L. Faynt,r Nerhon. New
Inyea: Alexander cnca, New York Ther>on Young do
Manhattan Hopkins do: North Carolina. Nelson. do,
irriroi Brss Emma, Baker, from Boston DAVID laii,
Farr from Portland: lexington Dixie, from Augusta Me-
Schrs Elizabeth Jane Duke, fum Baltimore. Ch'feacy.
SIn,p from Turks Island: NJ. l.. Mahoney. McGIaushlIn.
from Charleston. =
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court of Sessions.
Beforr the Recorder and Aldermen SEAMAN and DRAKE
MATHEW c. PATERSON, ESD. District ATTY.

Betore the Recorder and Aldermen SEAMAN and DRAKE.
MATHEW c. PATERsos, ESD. District Aity.
Case of Samuel h6nms.--in the cnse OF uhis IN
dviInn indicted Obtaining large nmount OF goods By
false pTeieuce from Mesr Suydnm. sage * Co and who
baltic appear tIn had been Eed nj the oie term INTRO.
ducc William Small, wholesale sTocty merchant IN frnnt
street who testified his being worth 81. eco above MS debts.
Sc was admitted by the Court TO be the bal foT Nh Adam,
aapIar for trial ad Nh Adams was accordingly hosra'e1
OH bull
Case of Peter q. Walker, for Compromising a
Feony-In this the Juror Mr. Styles, who was attacked
with Hines last Thursday evening. SILL CONTINUING ~ ms
mprung aHd unable leave his house. II prorced thai
he ii iGors @ rT the ease anil render their verdict the
.err INT Il vps moi lsre,i Ia by the cptnss for defiance
the discharged tie Iu:y from from tins ccso thht
will have To he tired over agiia the next term
Mr.. uffeh tei moved me con!t - nave NJ ,s
aud In the hands of the District Attorney, placed on the ies o
the Court and open 10 the inspection o ne counsel iot e
District Attorney contrary To all the former Ie g Lonr
and detrimental 10 the ot public justice Inc Court &c
ie,n- evidence of themselves should not BE- placed upon the
files Of tic Court I've eNamned b. defendants counsel, pre-
fme5y established should be continued. Mr.. jordan then
called for those adav OF the Clerk ol the Court, which the
Court directed him TO refuse and W. Joiun took exceptions
TO the ruling Of the Court.
T,r:aL for Riot and assault aud Battery.-A
man named Alexander Wirkert,on, then tired for no
upd assault and battery the nlae Of the Swedish brig luP
lying AT the of Rertor The decuce conducted
BY e.srs Nash ard T. Manchester and the prosecution by
tie District Attorney and I. Emmett. Esq The Jury found the
accused guilty. -
Case oi William Daris.-alr Jordan ofcOunsel
for WI. DAVIS convicted of felony suffering The escape
ot Alexander Hong from prison. moved te Cont 10 sraht s
trial. The gO;rd ti.t the Jury wiie out
gagged their deliberations. had brought INTO hon and drank
considerable qunntty oil brandy. which the counsel cuteud
ed "a couded their that they could not deliberate WIN
caouess ard cea'neSs. He lead hidavs andsncrcel i
apntrs,o many arzUnen HIS application wa
opposed by the District At.orey, AID t5c tonn toe uc &c
lie Coirt then adjourned to Tuesday. il o'clock
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FEMALE IEAUTy-rnE HAIR.-liow frequently do me
ayages disease hay wnsle the ccate io o. a Ss ao o
ns locks TINT once adorned Their leas TALL OIL ana never
a:nin return their original beauty 1t Is nov
eny personiore especially ndycnn manifest 50 inueh
neglect on this point when ncser IIng emey ca9 oo or y,
ioinol in the genuine OdtdGr Balm ot Co1mDm from y
tnnnd . winch viii perfectly restore thus only neglected.
nart Of female ornament What adoiar 10 complete the
crowning point vi female boaIty
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go c.,.,,,,r-vh,s day.

SrprR1oe CoURT.-Nos. lG2. >, 100, lUl, i9i'
40 81 a6 l. 49, 1O7. iO8. loo, III, ~. - ia, 10,
s. 36 IS. 70. ~. 30, II, 30, 8 43, I, 3d. Sc' %
Is 10, 81, Ga, "a, 20, 4S. lIO-(I'wo eoa!rs ,e
Commos PLKas.-Nos. &, Q, II, Il, Is, IA, 10, 10,
II H.
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Ink,ings OF TIC En,ure.

The Washington Correspondence Of the
Charleston Mercury IS SPIT TO be instructive.
Here is an extract from The last chopie, which
has reached us:
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CITY INTELLIGENC NEE.
MONDAY.
Court OF Common Pleas.

BeIOC JUlEC
Renben Els Va Nathaniel Pearce.-Action to
recover the amount of note dawn 1897 by defendant, and
endorsed by onn D. Stevenson for whose benefit; made
nen of sury incrposed Nh Stevenson test9d rs 10 the
orirnni note &c Neri,ct this lureuoou
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INDIANA SENAroR-The election OF 4 U. S.
Senator from Indiana has been postponed until
the 2ota inst The rum0r from the Cincinnati
papc that Mr. Marshall was elected is untrue.
The posponemeut was by strict patty vote
25 to 25-tbe casting vote of the President being
siyen for postponemsnt.
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Coroner,s Office.
Sudden

Sudden Deadt.-The Coroner held an inquest to
sy ut No 3 Orange street. the body OF Pheb Mitchell
AGED a. native OF New Jersey. who died suddenly yesterday
Netlct Died BIZ chrnnc LLsens and abscess OF The uaE
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CITY Cleanliness.

10 the Editor Of Tie Tribune
The Common Council are about to pass m 0rdi-
nunce--iudeed it has passed both Boards-which
will materially interfere with, ii not entirely srs-
pend, the operations Of Company whose ser
yices-though not The most deSira6le-are certaioly
very necessary 10 the cleanliness OF the City and
comfort OF the citizens.
The Company has been tor many years Tutoring
To Introduce MI improved mode OF removing ana
disposug of the contents oil The fire thousand sinks
annuaAy e;np,ied which has been hitherto wholly,
amt Is now mostly thrown INTO the Rivers around
the CITY. The object has been TO produce valuable
iriiLi.er for AgricuAfure, from what has been u
foul nuisance TO the Shipping, and to BUSINESS
Men about the wharyes. Serious dIliicules had
10 be overcome. Selhshncss and Prejudice re-
tarlsd the oprmlions vi the Company, anu now Inc
City authorities have it in contemplation TO divide
Tie CITY INTO Two Districts by me along The kail-
road over which the ioaded teams OF the Company
and others in the same business shall not pass and
linus esislate lcom il more than hdt OF lis employ
ers-or all vino reside West Of tho ft0ttfod@. P9s-
shiy The public good may be- promoted By TINS
urasIre-brt individual interest Will certnl0ly Dr.
rrently nt rcred win, and the Company will be the
losers thereby 10 large amount, as they will be
compelled TO rsnquish the "rem9cal" add 10 sell
their teams which strikes down al energetic com
yettion and will certainly be the cause OF increasing
the cost of the work. OF this fact many will become
fully aware when the 4" experiment" shall have been
tried. focphEfth w.
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SALE OF FINE EUROPEAN PAtsriSGs THIS HORN
,,G.-Jhe large ard splendid collection OF modern
Paintings which have been on e$hio'non Ter week
past, il he Granite Building, entrance IN Chambers
street, will be sold this morning at 10 o'clock This
sale furnishes to our citizens rare chance eide
corating their parlors with really good pctures.--
0ne half Of the catalogue viii be sold this morning,
the remainder on Friday. twill be long time be-
fore such en- opportunity is sgain offered in New
York.
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II. Tomorrow evening OLE Bull gives a Con-
cert al the Opera House, when he VIII perform for
FOX the first 'ine hrs compositions entitled Ma
CARA ifthere is not rush for seats, say We are
,,a ,lroDhet
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Dy.FSxss-nr McNair's Acoustic OIL for all complaints
oc Ear This IN article ~ good US I IS csleoLas s ,b
patient had not been able hear for snrs and Tor the cure 81
hummng IN the head pain IN the head AMI ears IL : uisa
lei Uow numerous nre the Of persons suffering asst
were almost constantly from buz1ing noises IN their ear
sounds like the falling Of water e, which ars sire .ynpto'
mond Dr. McNair's Acoustic Oh sure rehei Sold u 81
Cour,!audt street. Price 81 per flask.
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q GRasp CONCERT wiii be given at the
Minerva Rooms, This Egening, by Messrs. NAsB,
OAgLY and Coars. assisted by Mr.. Duss,So.
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Curtrr ANS or FROSTED FEzT-A certain cure Is war,
rante by the use of Connes Magic Pam ESisnct9r from IL
RmrnS sends Sore Eyes and Nipples.
i,rysInsas Feyers and Old Sores, Piles, exc.