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ss sass Ss~ s SsS.. sisS fs., a:s
Enn; %3, EHH,s Hlssx sSBT Csd wiad,G Ms
eh@caa Allen Unea. Wsoa ihsds
Brig Bell Myers days from Wilmington, NC. with naval
sehr ' Sally Mile: CRAWFORD from Tampco via Savannah 4
a. Ion Is spoke schr Ann Tot,ea henc for North
SsSs% s saa %
seAI aalcyon. Patterson, &c day. from Domingo City
American vessels 24.h u!t lat 80 49, lon IA sgnazed ship
s oa e s
S1s R@ @ the ,n Td &C.
CO. with brig Belle and sIhr Jonas fo New York 10Th
scnr Silas Crane Johnson from Washington NC with naval
sshr David Risley, Coursen from Washington NC. with
schr Baltimore Woglam days from Petersburg with cot
schr George Henry, Allen days from Richmond with coal
New Ss,. ssr Sea ria s days S% Brighten NJ with glass;
ssSr %ssG;Ss.ca Smith, sis saffok ;Si"siss :sase.
Schr Express, Swift, BRANDY wine -four.
& sla Yam ycS Sdes Es''PSf!ssf fs ss. coal.
schr Texas, Wil!etts. Phiiade iphia. coal
chr chr ne Gf1 Scot Eli hspho PhIadephia, coal
Below.
One ship, two brigs unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Toronto London argo; Hayre Normandie, Hull;
Francis Lord Ladz Ava Neuyiras Caro Pistt Apaia-
chcola; George, Charleston. and others 49,
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Higniy Observation-Disclosures with Mexico.
WASHINoToN Snndav m ID M

WASHINGTON, Sunday, 10 p NJ
have this moment been informed by a person
connected with one of the departm. nts, tina, vii.
son Shannon, the Minister to Mexico, has Jeff that
country IN high dudgeon, and will return TO
Washington by way of New Orleans forthwith.
This will close further negotiation with Mexico;
and no doubt, If Almonte has left New York, that
declaration of war by Mexico will follow He
Was at the Carlton House, have heard, and if he
has left there, you may rest assured that he has
gone to Havana, where he will issue letters OF
marque and reprisal at once.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ..
First Movement Of Occupation of Oregom-May Of
the Boundary-O~e Day Election Lau.
DR.. Duncan's bill for the immediate occupation
of Oregon will be presented TO the house on Tues
day. This bill calls for the occupation of the
whole extent of territory from the Mexican boun.
dary south to the line OF latitude 81 nohn, giving
the English nation extent Of 60 miles of sea
coast, where they reach the Russian boundary
la this territory the English government have AREA
dy established eight forts or military stations, and
below the line Of boundary settled east of the ter
rltory they have also erected five forts, two Of
which are on the south bank Of the Columbia
river, point at which they have never seriously
presented claim The boundary line on ths
east OF the territory fixed in 1875 extends north to
Vancouver's Island in the Srslts Of Fuca, and no
variation from that point will ever be admitted by
the American people. In this portion OF The terri
tory between the Columbia river and Vancou-
vers Island, the last named military stations
have been established by the British gov
ernment, and they have thus assumed the
night OF possession military control of the
whole territory 10 the mouth Of the Colum-
ba river, and modestly acceded 10 the u States
the remant OF the territory, with 240mies oi noun
famous sea coast, with not hsrbor or navigable
stream IN the whole distance. That such divi-
sion OF this territory will ever be atquiesced in by
the American peope, is not TO be listened for an
Instant. The British government can never be al
lowed an inch below the line Of 1878, as extended
on the east Of the mountains, and that claimed by
Mr. Duncan, will be sustained by better argument
than can be presented by the British nego,iators In
favor Of their night and te The bill oi Mr. Dun
can IS m~rey Tor the present occupancy leaving the
ques ion OF boundary 10 be decided by negotiation
al future day send you a late map, prepared
tor The government which will b~ most Interesting
20 your readers al the present crisis
The standing conmitte rs OF both houses were
announced to-day, and Will be found reported
suar proceedings.
Tne oae day election bill was called up and de-
irrred MI 10 morrow.
The Presidents Message Was referred TO appro-
p.iite committees.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county New York. from the 3Oh ay of No,
to the 7th of Dec. 1874.

to the 7th Of Dec, 1874.
81 MEMS Women-T Boys-46 Girls.-Total 49,
DISEASES.
Apoplssy2 2; Ashm, Il Bleeding 81 Bleeding from lungs
fanum Consumption 90; Convulsons Group 81 Conges
ton II BRAIN CONGESTION Of unss Debility Deru
81 D,arLra, Dropsy in the Head, 10; Drowned
!; pysenteIy 3; EPILEPSY i Erysrelss 4 Fever Fever
o; Hooing cough, 3; inflammation OF Brain 81 inflammation
Of Bowels 3 Inflammation Of chest Inflammation Of kid
Il Inflammation of stomach Inflammation Of throat
2; ILLUMINATION Of liver & nfammstien Of lungs 10; Mara
pox |; Spin, ii Il Suicide. Il Sufocation, Il Ulcers
Liberation OF intestnes Il liberation of throat Vsrood
oto 2o 30 to5 40 TO So so to CO. lO 60 tc
ELI LEAyITT. City Inspector.
Citv Tnspector's Office. Dec. o 1874
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e shall favor IT, Captains Of Vessels viii give
ROBERT SILvEY, Captain of News Boats report OF
the shipping left at the port whence they sailed The vessels
spoken their passage list Of their cargo any forrIcn
medatsy their srya Agents and Correspondents home
The Marine intslligence they can obtain Nsntea in9crm.
aou Of any kind will bs thankfully received. ~
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New stock Exchange.
SALES OF SrocKs-BALrmoRE. Dec.

SALES OF STocKs-BALTMoRE, Dec. ..
Stock board There a further advance in stocks to
day Baltimore 6s 04t; 800 do l043; 900 do io4t;
600 do O4i 900 do l04t 900 do l04t; 08O do l04
1000 do lo4}; 1000 Maryland ga. 7l3 267 Baltimore
6s lo4l; are Baltimore and Ohio RR 40; Is Frede.
rick RR, 81; % Resterstown, 81
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State of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots ore very dull at S. Pearls steady at
81 lSs "A %.
BsEswAx-Prme yellow of all descriptions, sells as
wanted at 20 29tc.
BRGApsrurss- Michigan -four fetches 81 6a8 q $50;
Genesee, - 6sa Ohio, 81 6lt 46s3 There not much
doing in the market
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Passengers Arrived.
TAMpIco-Schr Sally MiIler-D g Hooper.


TAMprcoschr Sally MilIer-3o58 hides 20 bales
bales wool 500 qs fustc $50 horus rasns bxs extrsc
loswood 5outhmayd son-S70o Lennig co-S3se3 Pol
Ion, Pow n
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Rcss, ,SsfTsss Ts.., pss ss,A VIZ n wyt ssks ssa ws,s
we'll Ws,ssws wsoss' and Boston, Scout, Nfofk' Victory El
,sS sSSrscsnss ssa, Nc Nov a-Au Mary Hilton Indies CID
psSsasl 5 5 Psea sy%p;. fh.S.lea.i
ard arr + EN-. WEI.
Icados si.soa s%sss Liverpool: hs-
ssap%s %. a sHs pss
sss S.ii pSs:s|i: rys;
NV al;si s:.s a 4 I
aaasSs while y'as o. s'i :hpssa .ss
saSas Ssss b @ hCd he
hs 6qTsrs. Is "a
,.s ssayAss.s Dec s1Cd seSs Leslie Liverpool Sid Rhode
ss1% ssss AsS lass New York In
poIt Eha Dsnnson sesey, for Liyerpoo shinn;
don roaas Ess. s TRssn saS MSs Gsyn SeS & KS
York / Copeland Baker, Marceius and Camilla Msndeu
for fhks,AssA k.s; Nov so-A Huma Linns Boston, and cid
Blin Nnw osLEAs. Noy so,An Russia Gardiner Lverpool
RsvsTsaux Boston; fhar.ss wsdswarth Iveipoc Frank
4Ssss Fanny SIfFss s.siiss
SITUATION WANTEP-By a steady aud inda.iTiaa.
&c. Apply at ga Greenwich street dil "pps' ssre'
FG r. KARrHU>s from St. Louis, Is in this city. he
nsl a. ss"siaas & Y rs BY al . the
RoAAdRaD WANTtD-Bya septlemso, with wife and two
Sous %ss.t s's ss are
S %s.. Lore
tion. References exchanged piiIp, dii w.me amc"
TAKE his mehod q rendering heartfelt thank.
ds ms sS.es MY hG ss Il
lS'' fSIst 'Sfs 's JOHN r. fERa M Il en''
I'D r1an, T;,b Pt0AEDA Furnished ana
ass Office d iss'p pa,e ''is%ssd s ss
WANTED.
b. vouNG 'J NAN, lately arrived from Europe, sitaa
writes good and .xpeduous hand will be desirous Of
a IS rSs he osys %y s%sy %
DECK SLIP DIsPENsARY-DR. CARPENTER ece,
he continues with cous success 10 adminser 70 The
ctsd ene ia and ~ e a. his Oh esbishsd dpsna
the Nsw York sats Medical io over sediia's thy
y.i d ss:% eIs:l'''ne' Of this e''yse''y confidential
NowA, sa,Is IsGioTIA 70 PoTAToEsaA superior article
I constant: ap hand '1 e. sale
HcoArsT Il % tie 4 e.. & . P1 y
& ii. ,Ss ss
ss9wn y;sm Is The sua q the o,er
ga s e s e a.Sss G y s% " Tbs
for four lessons; payable in ii Beekmsn street
CARD.
SLANDEHEH at Washington ID. c., whom have al
- rssdy twice chastised having tailed his caumnies
upon me- ana gwen 10 pm through us
following ' '" f"oi's" "e
To GEORGE D. DowIrvG ESQ
Mrs Monroes Pen, sylVania Avenue
o. WAsHINGToN, d. e.. 2s III Jan. l8t2
Sr.l am sorry that that footing with the mem.
e ,h;m i'm the direct request that suggest
70 the fact that agentean whom many Jtngu shed
irish members OF the British Pari very lively in
member would have joced have been able accord some
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Married,
On Tuesday, 10th inst by the Rev Samuel d. Furgu.
soH GEoRoE w. READ, Of Louisville Ky to MARoAREr
CRAWFORD OF this city
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS

II = " y, " q " NT q II IL Ills
NNOUNCE wholesale and retail purcha,crs that they
a have received by late arrivals W Cas their supply III such
goods they accustomed import suitable for the Ho
days. comprising an assortment larger splendid and
complete III an that of the last season
AS their FIRST determination has always been 10 keen
OF the best possible quality and psh aud the latest and
most select styles: they III they may ia
10 reeiv. the credit they desire rto selling cheap
yet the distinguished and increasing patronage they receive
them that most purchasers Of Of Tate pr c
their detrrnaton and they confident that
and comparison good. and prices will result In convn, ing
hat they elegant, better aud more
Broadway. dll is ri rrc
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wheat, bushels. 1922 9s3 52S3
NOrn.s..s oI,oo3 SU,SO2 d4,b2J
CoTToN-The market exhibits weak features The de-
mand generally has been small aad the bids lower
About 300 bales have found buyers for shipment which
comprises lis, of 700 bales from the wharf
HAy-CommOn qualities OF North River bale sells at
soc The receipts continue very moderate, and the
demand very limited
WHsKry Drudge casks are In demand at 24c West
ern and prison barrels are held AZ - 24Jc.
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THISTLE BALL.

HIS DE BA4L
THE MANAGERS e the THISTLE BENEVOLENT
ASSOClATION heg leave ,ctiuily announce that
thsir Eirst Bal lor his ,sasoa vii IKE lisce Tam.
eds b. applied is well known cnaraup pu pors
The order of Dancing accord ng programme MIR D.
has he-n engaged u manage the foo Mr. waac len
Band has hee nsagd Tor the occ The tonmier have
beea nr mng ~ their eseTtions TO that the muse hl
be full nd eflcen'. The Ball will be opi ed b. III Hgha d
Bierile AID National Airs will be played previous 20
nenc-rnet. veil during the ntermssIn OF dancing
Doors op-u Il Dancing will pci.e ~ o'clock
The lerruatop Of the Ball be known by the Band p ing
"tuid night joy be W. ye awn Tickets 81 20 admit
gentleman and two ladies' g be hid Of tn Board Of Managers
viz :-JsMrS CURk 206 Hudson street, President; WN'
RICHARDSON y, Of Perry aud Queen ich VI President:
GEO. HARRISON ~ tourtlsnd street, rr-surer, Nm.
MCLAUGHLIN, 1iJ elizabeth street; JAMES VIRTUE
corner 18Th street ard 5h Avenues Dr. DoUGLAss corner
Greenwich and aight streets ia NJ DUNLOP John street
B,ooklyn JAMES ESPlE, 2st slre,t and Avenue; b.
WAISrELI ~ liud on street Checks not transferable.
A. GAMERON, Secretary, Ai Hudson street
B-Members Of this Association have their ckes on
application 10 the Secretary, DO 5tissm
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"A TO HOTEL KEEPERS.-Toa man Of enterprise and
I respec,abiy with cash capital Of $1,000 or $5Oa0
most % desirable opportunity offers for eabl
boader in the pleasant village Of Koslyn ise Hempsnsd
harbor ID miles from Williamsburg with three daily stages
communicating with the city Such establishment
wanted by travellers and gentlemen the nrgbohood who
VIII give Their support most desirable stua n can now
be purchased commanding iu view Of Rolyn Bay and Il
requisite will be given IN money c,ed on he pro
prfX Som pications be to Mr. JAMES
POST, l02 Amity street. dii stsec
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CENTREVILIE COURSE, l.. /
BRONCHITIS

THS I.EN DE PAkTS.
- tPARlS LOZENGES)
HlS valuable mild and harm medicine for The po,ity
cure Of Bronchitis hoarseness and cods whether
recent or OF iora standing be by wholes the
French Drug Depot Of Carnes ,ske 6 bstty street tie
original importers Of the article nipd stes and at
whole'aie and rsai, by HUSTON Go. ITO. Mh-u l83
h IN on 2s3 aud Adams Of 600 Broadway and hy ali
oter notd Chemists and parmacsutss
NoTicE he above ne has been pra ed under yarous
names which purchaser ,utoned against The
article put up IN green boxes tn the name of our
house n taIis, whi h no dare initiate ' -
Dill 1m~ec CARNES & HASKELL
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PAHK THEATfiE.
BENEFIT OF MR.. FIR A 4 4 X,

PAHK THEATfik1.
BENEFIT OF Mr.. FKAZER'
* S';ifii.fi Sf W is sEcys
'at
her on iss. .s Sars M Felix MFuer;
T,s, and Third Tiers
ri rfs'
DIM: ss ioa.,i; Dee M.snSeo s.s s.ass,Ieo. :.
pss: ssss. Ms & % as 81 second Tier cts
rAsos TcxErs without Beats, be had at the Box Of
DsG Sssr Z 70 II
BUHTUN's THEAlNE.
mn, ARCH ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHlA
rH MAG AHsfS n Pf eEw h H ,. s.s
sSds M n Il: Eas S . As Russell NJ Bs Princess Ms Burke
Ts fds w" Ss III
Mr. Myer.; Diego. Mr. Bowees.
CiRCUs-BOWERY.
WIZ sssos. ssSsss Ess..,ii.a cb%WS b1ss,s
H. Nichols iiNFANriLk rKnuPsl! onp'ts! Of the Ring
Masters Walter, Albert and William A. mar. Master Mallory.
'fffTsssc:i fTSscifar ssist EaT Wf sTRlAN N.s Johnson
Villa M.m stout ss' Sssea 5sa.d.o SS % ss.as &
Bo.es IS csnts-Pt i21 cents.
do 2..rc JOHN TRYON. Manager.
GnAND GRAFTON AM CONCERT,
FULL ORCHESTRA.
FOR the benefit Of the Widow. and Or hans and Sick Fund
as q Dst saiy s .r a e" Thursday Even
G.r.sute... Orchestra
oNAi'oN '''''''''' fARri ii. HON ELY MORE
-A,-Siai Otto Fa.s-se Grude ii en-. o''"''''A
2-sc.na Roado2Nad Ba ih.ii.aon6r. ado. D0''''''
assp-tts, nelP Opera homo Gailst Ia: Zinaell
3-Cavatina- sienor A.tognni-nell' o, era La
NJ VI s.,sy..' Donixetti
5-Ana-Mr Jones-From the nchaat.d for.e Jons.
s-tsyorie Fiench kondo-- sig DE Begns "Ja de
parsen". arranged aud conpos,d BY. De Bsgnis
iozz "Bagnao le lagume nelf Oper4 Betty Donizeti
PART H.
-Cav na-iiad Heiibs stcoai appearancel o''"e'''a
BE Romeo - neipOpen iCapa,eti.. .... Bellin
2-Sung,Miss TAYLOR, tby psrmis ion of MIR.
MITCHELL She w9r wreath OF r9ses,". Ksisht
4--Ouetta Butfa-Mad Otto aud Sig de Begins from
!hr eel.br't.d Opera u Fana'ico la Musci,
The Mad Nuscl n.y.. ;. .Ficr,vauli
6-Cavatina Signorma borsh-se, Ia que,to sea.-
1-sons-Mis. Taylor, Wh.a ehld,". Massert
s-iyrolen--Mad Burk9ardt There is no hom- -
to-s,eeorn Al, sna. s.aauirico. n-lp
~ Iliill. Leader Of the olehe.!ra.
Teke 50 cents e.ch-Io he oo.ned at the principal Music
and Bookstores. aud fthe Committee Juh Davis r Office
81 Csatr street. George f. Hopper is Mulberry reet W.
same, "a vsn.t }. G Dks, % Cathsrne s.ree,; aud
O'Clock; exercises to commence at ~ O'Clock.
dll2tsic
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POST OFFICE,
New York, Decem Der leth, 1874 (
ENGLlSH MAlL-Letter Bags per 5 seamef CALEDONIA
L be clio ed at the Upper aud Lower Post ices III,
city on Saturday the ah inst At 45 mlues o'clock
must be paid. JOHN LORiMEk GRAHAM
oil ltrc Posi- Ma.far
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THOS. BELL. Auct
P0lr OLEICF

Post OFFICE, I
New York December 10th, 1874
THURSDAY next eth ins) being Thank sgiviog Day this
ONCE Will according custom be from o'clock A.
1atil halipast o'clock M which tim. all the mails
will b. closed. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM.
dl ltec Post
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MEDICAL NoTICE-NO PuFf-Dr j. Evans has ~
i moved his Dspensary to his old stand No " Peck Slip
aer street. where lac his safe speedy and "
ecua Istm.n, and of all delicate Diseases ard whsre
The real old DR. Evans will he found by his ingurng
friends He wishes the public know that he has nothing
do with other Office this Hs charges reasonable
his Offices well arranged for privacy. dil item
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HE ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMA MAC
P.CTUREsQUE CALENDAR,
Enr lGlS

Upwards Of 50. 600 copies areadv sold in England)
NOV READY making 10 pae.s handsome aua-o, With
~ Fronespece aud " AegoncaI Illustration The Mouhs
l2 Sporting Of the Monns Nspral History OF be
Monhs IL ergav illustrations Of the esrono ph
If each Nonh Of the coming year. The Time Ball
Greeoswieh Of llu.ra,ions Uoms.tie nysntiou. Lists
Sports: Jack in the Green and variety o able
ter anment and Information The artstca
tire Almanac entities II TO place every drawing
table -
Agents will please forward their ord RS Office
III Nassau street, New York. di st.sr
pINDERy BOADs.5 tons Of Blnders boerds Tor sale BY
~ PERSEE 4 BROOKS,
di0rc No. 63 and 81 Nassau st.
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GRAND BALL On TIA >KSGIVING NIGH
AT TAMMANY HALL

MK J. FARkEH hss The hnn0f " sn.onnTe hs fncnds
Ivl and th- public he intsnd. sviax raud Ball On
THURSDAY Evening, the 2h, on ~ - occasion he w,ll
brinp forward, for the time r0am the popaIar
Polka Dance with variety ether Faaey Dances i, he
IL the evening The much admit ed ks Dance y III il.
Ian ed by Mr. Pke and his dusher Pas reul Zephyr Nv
Miss; sranh Dance by Ms, seconpan ying isref
the csstausts Ia Pslscct by MISS ST. TAR Asr ,hs
EotoBs and Ws'EDs will he resumed for short time
VIZ Pirker will daace the Polka Dance With Miss 81 Ils
viii be- general dance BY different &c mss>s and chill
den lady and reman who wish dance a. Dancing
% commence ~ o'clack and continue until lat hout
Icket Of admission One Doarcan be obtained the Hail.
at MIR. P's residence, 207 Bowery. dI0 81 frc
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M,LLE. PAULINE DEsJARDlNs respectfully Informs
M her and the public IN genera that she about
form Casse de Dance for ladies and gentlemen which
h. will ,eacn the ayoIe Polka MszourLa and all the other
fashoaable Dances OF the day.
The morning school will open from O'Clock 10 O'Clock
md the evening from o'clock TO o'clock.
Ladies' and gentlemen wishing call
VILE Dr>jardn'k house, No Park Place. nlO
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NEW GOUDS FOR CHRIS MAS AND NEW
YEAR PRE-ENTS

w SMETS 258 Broadway, opposite the Park has lust
~ received BY the latest arrivals from France,
2Cases OF Embroderies among which some very rich
embroidered muslin Pe ines Canszons hemisette Collars
very ch pocket Handkechefs Infants rich emb Muslin and
ambrlc Dresses Also, APPS and Childens olars and
fiandksrcneis. For Wedding and tyenn< Dresses Real
Sleeve Trimmings Of Brussels point Rich Muslin aud Tadtan
Dresses; Satns, Silks Imperial silk Musns and other ne
m itsrials - ' ~
q Cases Gaps and rich head dresses.
Gases OF Fancy Articles of too
TO mention; to which the the ladies' Il
rrce. = N' ~ i, ~ S.ss =. =. :"
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EXHIBITION
TIL e END OF THE WORLD
PAINTING,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by f. Anelli at the Apollo 40
~ Broadway. he Exhibition is entirely separate
Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. M. 10 4P NJ.
Admission Is cents nI7 imryr
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AhCH STKEET, PHILADELPHIA
WEDNEsDAf EVENING, Dec. lllh, will be presented
The MAGIC LAMP IN A NEW LIGHT-wiith new
scenery magnificent dresses. .Ss7Asddin MrsBoo. Hsze,
Spirit Of the King Mrs Russell
Stevens FRIDAY, Mr. Barnes; Bluff Mr. Conner; Windlass
Mr. Myers; Diego, Mr. Bowefs.
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QsT OR sTOLEN-All persons are cautioned against
buying or in any ang for the following acc ep-
ances which supposed have lost or stolen and
ment q the same being soppd draft N siarbuck
ne sane NJ daed ne 2sa Nov q sI mon h for sS the
dated 27th Nov six $780, al OF which are in on,
svor and Endorsed BY The were en-
,iosed ~ letter by s. Stow, ESQ., Cashier the Troy CITY
ank on he 29h nlt addresd and mailed III Pulien
Information u, the will be thankfully received and
suitable reward paid for their recovery, ~
dlI 2tsec am Wsisr ~, a,,,
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Premiums will be awarded as folows:-
Horses-Dest stallion, 50; 81 best 81. Best
brood mare, 50; 81 best, 81. Best 3, ., and |
year old colt, 81 each.
Cahie-Besl bull, 81; "a best, 81. Best COW,
s.; 81 best 81. Best calf, 81 so; 2d best, 81.
Best yoke of oxen, 50; 81 best, 81.
Steep-Best buck, fine, 50; 2d best, 81. Bss,
flock Of sheep, not less Than 20, SO; "a best, 90
81 best, 81,
Svine-Best boar, 50; 81 best, s.. Best SOW,
So best, Sic Best litter of pigs not more than
months old, 50; 81 best, 81.
Crops-Best acre winter wheat 50, best acre
spring wheat. 50; best acre corn. ST. hes, / acre
sugar beet, 81. Yield to he proved by the allida.
VII ct the person competing for the premium and
one other. Method Of cultivation to be given.
D"yy-Best 20 pounds butter, 81; best sc
pounds cheese, 81
Domestic MmuGiciWes,-sl0 appropriated, t,
be awarded IN Discretionary premiums for useiu
| articles of domestic manufacture.
PIugtinS-Bes, and quickest, 50.
The I'd aad 81 premiums will be paid in agr
cultural papers, to be selected by the successful
competitors.
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Administrator Noticc.

A Ii. persons having claims against
"a the estate of John W. Reynolds,
deceased, are notified and requested to
attend before the probate justice of Living
ston county, Illinois, at his Office in said
county, on the third Monday Of June
next, for the purpose Of having the same
adjusted; that being the day fixed upon
by the administrator, in pursuance Of the
statute, for the purpose of settling and ad-
jusing all elaine against said dccedent.
G. w. REYNOLDS,
April &c, lSii.-45-6 administrator.
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Administrators Notice.

& LII persons having claims against
IA the estate Of Edward COnnaway,
deceased, are notified and requested to al
tend before the probate justice of La Sale
county, Illinois, at his office in Ottawa,
in said county, on the ,wenty-second day
of June, A. D. 1874, for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted that being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of the statute, for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
said deccdent. RICHARD CODY,
Nav 10, 1914. 41-6 administrator.
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Adminis,rasor's sale.

~ Office is hereby given that, by
= by virtue of an order Of the La
Sale circuit court, made at its March
term, A. d. 1914, upon the application OF
Thomas Tracy, administrator of the
estate of SiIas Tracy, Decd, for leave 10
sell the following real estate, | will on
Wednesday the tenth day of June, a. ID.
1874, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.
IN. and 3 o'clock p, m. OF the same day,
upon the premises hereinafter describ.
ed, sell to the highest bidder for cash,
at public sale, the south half Of the north.
east quarter Of section 81, township 80,
north of range three, east of the third prin.
cipal meridian, in la Sale county.
THOMAS TRACY,
Nj. ii. SWIFT, administrator.
Solicitor.
April &c, 1874. 45-G.
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Indian Creek Willis.

iS7liE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has taken the
Touring mill on Indian Creek, about
miles from Ottawa lately occupied by
Mr.. S. A. Knapp. New stones having
recently been placed in the mill, and the
other machinery being of the most appro.
we'd character and in good order, enables
the subscriber to do work equal to any
mill in the country.
Farmers can have their grist ground
Immediately after its delivery SO that
they can take il with them on their re.
turn home. MORMON SMITH.
Nav "a, 1874.
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CLOTH DRESSING
IRON STORE.

r ME- subscriber is receiving new
4 supply of Iron and Steel Of all sizes
and qualities usually called for, which he
sells low for cash. Steel for plough-lays,
English blister steel, Cast steel, German
steel, &C.; nails of all sizes; butts and
screws for tables and doors, door la,ches
saw mill files, wagon boxes, &c, &c.
Ottawa, April 20. 1874. D.NEWTON.