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MONEY pIARKET.

"cuncsuuy, NOV. I'D II. Ne
The stock market improved slightly in the early part
Of the days but after the adjournment OF Boards prices
fell back sgain to the former level At the Beard Of Bro
kers stenngton improved !; Norwich & Worcester II;
Reading Hairoad t; Canton lI Long Island I; Morris
Canal Il Farmers Loan !; Pennsylvania 5s Z; Erie Rpl
road fell of "a per cent; while Mohawk and Ohio 6s
closed firm at yesterdays prices The sales not
very large and the tendency OF prices is still down.
wards Money is little easier than during last week;
Blu, do not believe that abundance Of money would
under the existing state Of public affairs. have very
vorable influence stock quotations One great cause
Of the present depressed state OF the Market the album
dance Of stock in weak hands and their inability to hold
longer,than from day to day. much longer con
nuance of the depression in the market would destroy
these mushroom Spectators and do more to regulate
prices than any thing else.
The Merchants Bank has declared dividend of three
and halt per cent, pay able the I'd Of December
The Howard Insurance Co. eight per cent payable De-
cember 2.
About half million OF dollars were yesterday s,b
scrbed for the completion Of the Erie Railroad.
The packet ship Zurich, Tor Havre, has ON board
$4,000 in silver. We annex statement showing the
shipments from this port from October is to the Goth
inst -
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State or Trade.

AsHEs-There is a moderate demand for pots ut 81;
Pearls are steady at 81 IS Experts from TO Goth inst
Pots 3,296 bbls; pearls, $50 bbls
BEEswAx. Western and northern prime yellow sells as
wanted at 10 29lc.
BREApsTrrys-Ryc is down little Sales are now
made at o! IS cents. Genesee -four he little
hfnert to-day. Quotations have settled upon 81 6s1
CorroN-The market to-day was quite firm and the
sales which amount to 900 bales, gener ally show
provement.
FRovisIor pork is in active demand. We now
quote prime at So si1 S7 and at SO l2I Beef ia
very firm: We quote new prime at 81 so a 46as; new
mess az 30 GOT TO- Ohio lard is in very fair demand,
and sales are made at 81 &c. for kegs.
HAY-Conmon qualities North River bale sell want.
ca ~ a4oc prime ~ As The stock hand is fair
with very limited demand
WHsKEY- Drudge casks are held at 2ac; western and
prison barrels at 2a3 25c. The demand is very mode
rate.
REAL EsrATE-at .aucon-Assignee's sale Of five lots
OF ground corner Of Barclay and Church Streets with
the omiidng thereon known as st Peters Church. 100
by l25 feet, subject to mortgage OF S34 0OO 500
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The Concentrated Extract or sarsaparilla.
Medicine and Phamscy sstsblisxd for The suppression
uacke This refined and highly rated extract pos.
o?ss herbs i con6dsny b the Goes m
he public and be relied ain remedy Tor all
M sss ang from impure state OF the blood saen a.
pain II tne bones joints nodes upt2n. liberated
throat disease from the seconoay enecu Of
syphilis or an lnJudicious Of mercury.
IN essss Of half dozen Boiiis:.
Gases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
MA very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser
w. s. RiCHARDsON. NJ. D.. Agent
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Nov. lathe market for provisions is not 50
brisk owing to the number Of arrivals at the different
ports OF the island. from north md east. Four-The
stock !, small and readily commando se II per bbl
IL so sla per Dbl fork-Ths article still commands
fair price and clear pork rather demand say $l4 so
per bb other descriptions ranging from 50 so IL 90 per
tons were $l2 per a. Hams-Ths article Is quoted at
from 80 81 per al according to quality. There are
no Westphala hams in market. Butter remains for
merly quoted very little demand having been made for
the article RiceSeveral cargoes having arrived from
Charleston, the demand is not geoi. The stock Is
large; soy per a. Corn-Ye!ow corn still com.
mands good price and ready sale, there very little
in the market. Freights-There is nothing doing in
freghts, and no freis ht Offering Exchange-We quote
as follows soy on London co. II per cent pm; Paris
pra a discs New York, 81 81 prem; Boston, 81 pm,
prem and little doing.
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Correspondence or the Herald.

%, ,NEwreRT, Nov; IS. isL}
81 S,% s|; Sy 5.
If Ss;ssr sa sS
Irsse 1Hw juno Hudson Providence
adMost Of those arr yesterday have sailed but those west
az. Ei i. ns. s sis .s" a..
sy s' ss gale I'd d Kps.,Sa y nv vsa dsa
a. E.s S' ss q Fl A Black River
494: Ss @' Fey ss' REM,
Gos' in dis s, day. and The
se's nason snS G 70 ,i s
receive pilot but compelled by violence q the gale to
@ s,, S: brig ., evening na anchored
the NV gale ,ha,has prevailed all day.
soop Charles. FROM .,os of ~ NSy
provisions. sprung the sound and Il ra to ss into
h L hasc struck z. The Bar and bissa Sic
the gale Of las, nsh There either vessel
Miscellaneous Record.
Fse CoLrnp. Bsses from Savannah for 81 Jage arrived
o. % one esnsss REEF
s Ss9 Wac iy e % a r ss Of New
reports that Belg bargue n,ms not recoected from AIT
near Gaze Three Po,ns~a i've, lost 'o' recently
the s%peo sSpS m % not S within
out much damage wn.,sn.c.
@ b Sis, sS al
RSri r Ss s
boiling; Oct Spartan Cook Prnyd nee bbs; Quito
Chase Sppcan 200 Heard from Oct Caiherwood boo.
dry, Wespo 40 p and her the h. Passenger in the
nga Capt faber late q ship Elizabeth, Of this port who
turned on account OF i'll health.
Touched CAPE de We ds July Moniezuma Baker; 23d
Fame MITCHELL aud her tender schr Garland Sept Surror
ir llth ibemia, Smiths 2st, India Miller, all Of Mon.
don and clean.
Spoken.
Corea Henchman Trinidad for Boston, nth inst lat 81 50
Ion 10 30. -
Victory of and from Fall River for Richmond 22d inst Can,
Henlopen bearing N distant rs miles.
Foreign Ports
23d last Wv ''' '''e' "os''' '0' HAVANA
PxRNAMnuco, Oct 2o--No American in port, Sid 18th.
Caroline Augusta VIM from Salem for Sumatra; Brandy.
vine. Smack Philadelphia for Rio Janeo; Washingtons
Barge, Duling, NYork for Bahia.
Home Ports.
EAsTpoRI, Nov l6--Arr Fideii, st John, NIB.
CALAIS, Nov lo-Sd Calais Ped Robin, Palestine and En-.
Barn Nov 2jCld Hanover Dmmmond, NOrIeans; Alber..
lne, Warwick, West Indies Sid 2h, Gibraltar Jord M
Cardsaas; Choctaw Eli Havana; 25h Maine (ncwj Lit.
Havana. Nf ''''
Wpc.ssrr, Nov 2i-sld Sterling. Saunders, Savannah.
PORTLAND Noy 2j-An ALmirs, Prince, Portsmouth; VIM
leans; FALMOUTH, walker, Cuba.
Joseph, Til!nghast Sayannah Home Crowe j Norfolk;
Zealand Baker Philadelphia; Viola. AtyooJ N0aoXua
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SHIP NEWB.
Ivy Last Nights Southern Mall.

PHIADrLrHlA Noy 27-Ar! Paul Jones. Taylor Charles.
ton; Mary Ezabeth, Buckaloo; q Washington Burroughs
and Isaac Towrsend strong Nyor; Ocean DeFcrest
H. MY pat hdwsrd Jannsy, and Harriet, Jar
her BY yellow all except ne
are sick; Chatham, Loyeland Boston, Badre Srout Port.
iandpasssd IN the ryer John Murray Dsyre,uI FIN Maine.
ten; Pomona, Sherman. NBeiiord Albion Philips Castne;
Namshong Young frovincetown Maria, Sve' NYork CID
P Perm. and s NH outer Br Tindad; JAS Power
NoRroLK, Nov 2t-Arr olive Branch Long. New Bedford
23h, Victory twell Fall River; VIM Henry Ryder, Turks
Island; Norh Star, Win,low Providence Poner Graham
for BaIbadoes; Gustav Nmbs aud Dutch rsot Al from
Mr. Wams Of BALTIMORE lost the l1lh
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members OF the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Established Tor the suppression 81 qack1y continue TO direct
Their attention to all diseases 81 private nature and
can confidently requiring medical
safe aud permanent without injury the constitution
20 make application 70 the College on the first appearance Of
those Diseases of fIrrng and
thus avoided One Of the members of The College many
connected with the principal hospital Europe for
cure OF those complaints attends for consultation daily from
NJ TO 7 p M.
Terms--Advice and Medicine S5,-a cure guaranteed
. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS-Person.
living IN the country and finding make per.
sonal application have forwarded containing
en- medsne; requisite % perform radical BY stating eiI
and received elsewhere any and enclosing S. post
paid, addressed,o W. y. klCHAHDsON, VI. D., Agent,
Oiae and Consulting Rooms the College, 50 Nassau
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FiPsr BOARD. Nov 27-SsOOO State 5s b5 GIL; 10 900
do. IS, 67 10000 do 3D. 67; do 5 b5 81; 10 shas
Man Mech's Blk, al 100 Grard Blk, cd, 81 100 de- rw
Oil 400 do b5 9 20 do 93 $1,000 Texas notes. Is; 2COO
city 6s various years ioc1 1000 State 6s 81 100 shas
Wilmington 3D. -; 800 do, b6 22 so Mechanics Bank
2si; Ia Camden Blk, 4i!
SECOND BoARp Nov. 20 200 shares Wilmington 3D.
100 do 81 $4,000 State S. COZ; do % 66g 400
shares Grard BIZ So "a 400 do b5 81 200 do Sd VI; so
do es % Beaver Meadow, BIZ hechsnics Biz 243; $3.50
Old County 5s, e4 600 sBk notes, II; shares Com
mercal Bk lgl
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$s2l,406


Total, gold and silver. 80. :. so 926 sls
This with the amount shipped yesterday makes about
three millions Of dollars shipped since October lst and
between five and six millions since last June
We annex table showing the growth and consump.
ton Of cotton in the United States for the past sixteen
years. with the value of cotton manufactures imported
from foreign countries for each year.
GROWTH AND CONSUMPTION OF CoTToN IN THE Usrrrp
STATES. WITH VALUE OF CorToN MANUFAcT,,nrs
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PouLTRY The good effects resulting from the
judcous management OF poultry has been well
shown by the res,N of Mr. Morris II fuckers expert.
mens rr. I. has pullets that less than
six months old four Of which yield him four eggs rer
One Of yellow Indian corn raised by the same per
son. on land belonging TO j. Bryant Esq, weighed 81
or inches long, ard had 66 grains on (which
isstaed 10 us hut lille urpasses average Of three
four s-Eiizabefhfotrn Jsur.
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N'o"'u Parissnn Sitesntive Mixture, Tor
.ne ,eaaent cure O binary or secondary syphilis yeere
Of mercury unskful medical treatment All persons sus
peqtog yenerral faint remaining in their system sou use
tbs p9weral purifier without deav no person consider
IT, liz n. s '.ns.e aseAse wnout tnorough
Sold single bottles at 81 EACH Of half dozen az Ss
ciuly packed and seat 70 all parts Of the Union Sold ,he
COLLEGE Of Medicine aud Pharmacy. % Nassau Il. '
w. y. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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Mars Triumphant-"B Battle or bunker
Hip at the Coliseum Old Banker to carry the day in
defiance Of all other attractions II fact that the
ed TO OVERLOOKING every evening" long before The hour
hlbition; but wonder when the immortal Warren Putnam
and other brave companions are snatched from the heavens
and brought again into action the
justly celebrated than that OF Ena Yesuyiu for
flashed not for the destruction of city, but the salvation of
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AFFAIRS IN TRINIDAy.-Extract of a letter date
Trinidad, (Cuba,) October l0h.-"The gale has
done considerable damage in this part Of the Island to the
coming crop; how far it has extended its ravag can.
not say the mails have failed since its
and all comhuncaton with the interior is entirely
pended in Consequence OF the bad state Cf the roads" -.
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SALEs OF Sroe Ks--Bosror, Nov. 70.
EXCHANGE Boardl00 shares East Boston dividends A
o. East Boston stock, So % Reading RR, 2i4 IS Nor
witch and Worcester RR TO- 80 do 7Oi SO do 70I 30 al
703; rs do 7Ot.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER as.

Cleared.
Barque Orba, lSc) Giambettess, Cha ston, l. Palmier
brgs Peppns Sic Lagana, Genoa do Peter Deml lie
Dimon.-Schr Alice Maria, (Br) Poole. Yarmouth Ms
Brane.
Arrived.
schr Harp, Beason, days from Baltimore, with mdse,
master.
schr Doctor Jones, days from Berlin, Md with corn. to
ss.I Edgar woo'sy from Brandywine with neal to
schr Peter Ritter Derrickson, from Virginia. with wosd to
master.
Schr Susan Thompson days from Norfolk with ron sc
10 master
schr Merchant, Matthews, from Folly Landing with oats to
master.
schr Elizabeth, Wonel from Dover, Del with wheat to
master.
Schr Glide Norton days from Frankfort with potatoes
master.
Schr Sisters, Hail. days from Frankfort with potatoes. to
master.
Below.
Brig yinceupes Sparks from Ragged Island ia via Nassau
NJ. II days with salt, order.
schr Frank Of Fairfield with loss Of deck load and leaking
badiy-received assistance from pilot boat Blossom.
Sailed
ship Celia Ihatche Mobile; barqne Tecumseh, Apalach
David Duiiell, Wilmington, NC. aud others.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL 81 EATING SALOON
No. II DOCK STREET,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A II: PARKER, 60 Duane street. between Broadway and
r. Elm street, for the sale Of valuable Oil Painngs
Poceisns and Antiquities has Just received per ship Persian
rom Amsfsrdam, fine collection Of splendid Oil Paintings
Of the Flemish and Dutch schools, elegant lacquered
Porcelain Of the richest kinds old Dresden Porcelain Groups
fancy Cups and Saucer rich gold Fans Of the 10th
century and II grandeur Equal any think imported INTO this
country which be disposed Of at moderate rnr. There.
fo those who wish enrich their collections, orhanentns
;her ,ro will find their interest call aud examine
and judge for themselves Ladies particularly Invited "a
view this spIrrd4 ngl2xs - 49,
Herss " a. M. I'LL So. NJ. os2 1meodsrc
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GLOUCESTER FIsHERIEs.--A correspondent of the
Gloucester Telegraph states that there belonging
and arrived at mat port, 1870 fishing schooners with
tonnage Of about SEQ tens and that they
manned with from eight to nine hundred men.
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" Sands Co. 273 Broadway manufacture whit they call
The Chnese Shaving Cream, OF which enabled say,
from sample sent TO sometime since that u excellent
makns compact aud lasting atter which is exceedingly
agreeable 70 the lace, aud being the whole the
kinds Of shaving soap that have red and En-
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands Co.. 23 Broadway cor.
Chamber street Sold also 10 Fulton street, and II
Broadway. Price so cents.
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Jones' MENAGERIE,

la9 FULTON AND tx ANN STREET
THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby respectfully inform The
public that his Menagcre will he oren for exhibition this
day, from IL o'clock until o'clock in the evening.
Amongst his collection will be found Of the
Animals Birds, SC exhibited in this country II
tenton Of the Proprietor make such additions his cosc
ton will render il tf possbe) other the
United States and for that he hereby all
having valuable animals dispose Of give
him call
B-Entrsnce to the exhibition for Ladies io Fulton
door the Drug Store Adittance q cents children
halfpricc. EDMUND JONES, Propr etor.
New York, 18th Nov, 1874. ms lmrc
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A WEDDING CARD.-General Santa Anna, at his
late nuptials, sent round the following note, wit
ten on beautiful paper
Con Thursday the Sd Of the present month, at in
the evening, the marriage Of his excellency General Of
Divisions &c. &C., Don Antonio Lope dcz Santa Anna
with her excelency Sonora Don Dolores dc Tosta will
be celebrated in the principal saloon Of the national
palace and the president: interm, Sc &C., Valentine
Eannzo, saving the honor to be godfather ssupplcate
that will please you to add ustre to such an angus,
ceremony by your personal attendance.
Mexico, 81 Of OCTOBER"
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NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,

NIBLOS GRAND SALOON,
FOR CON ERTS AND BA LII ) !.
Is NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMusE.
1 MENTS IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE
" For CONCERTS il has many advantages, having an
achd ceiling favorable for sound and being removed fam
the street. there annoyance from the noise q caages
raised with capacious galleries. and will accommodate
1900 prisons For Balls has spring floor aud raised seats
the sides aud is magn6c ny lighted wEh splendid cut glass
CHI nd.er Attached the FALCON and the floor
there private p,rors. dressing rooms, m,nsgsrs and hat
and supper-room 200 fet long, which wall
date 500 Great pains be taken 70 give satscon
and on modefa'e b27.frc
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On Sunday evening, gath inst by the Rev. J. Poisal
Mr. s1muELp AVERY. eldest son of Samuel Avery, de.
ceased, to Miss MAYA OGDEN, both of New York
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vsipeam,s speciac Pile, Cor ths rsnaicnl

ExfTtnus SpeC1Hc Fiji, TOT tho KinuiCnl
Of g2norrhga gies seminal emlssions and al mocopa
twenty experience the Hospital de C Paris arr
pronounced by their celebrated inventor Pre- Vepeau
nbie remedy for all diseases Of the urrtha They fpc
acue IN much shorter time than any ohe remedy without
tsung the BREATH disagrceng with the
fro business Price 81 per box Sold the College Of Med
eins and Pharmacy, % Nassau street
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EXHIBITION
THE EN- OF THE WOR L d.

A PAINTING,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by y. Ane, at the Apollo, 40
Concert Room.
Admission Is cents. MT lmnc
MIR, JONES, vOCALlST-laie OF the Park Theatre, and
lvl the successful Of the New Opera Of the En-
chanted informs his former pupils and the
musical community that he intends devonK the principal
of his time cultivation Of vocal music. Mr. Joness well
known system Of improving the tone ald quality OF the voice.
aud also OF its defects entte him 10 the consideration
Of all who wish sing flushed style Terms, five dollars
for four Lessons; payable in advance IA Beekman street.
nd IxUer
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATl,E

PARK THEATRE.
MR. FhAzEH ASP ak S 1 Msf sEoUlN IN
Ss d III: Dewitt
,%f ~ Sr' Win S'i: " sfss r
. q Hs s s.a and Third 1''
PALMO's NEW YUitN OPEnA HOUSE.
3. he Sd, ss sa sFas Of s st q
LIGSSREGzIA BYKaIAL BoIss ssaGss Bo'shs,s;
ion1o, ssaor ys's;aa ''e' 'e"NA'' ''s"''
Bss r With tsi aaa 81 Second Tier % Cts
sr.;Ss TesIT without Seats be had the DO. Of
hs% he box ot NJ m S re
CIRCUs-BOWERY.
rs Of he Ty and the
Swiss Mdea-hs Queen aud her Court Represented by Four
costame besides display Of elegant Hor,emanshp by
0I- John Ciossin Clowns on Mondaynsxt
here is to be an Afternoon Performance Saturday.
Tor children. n28 H'rc
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
ExEsS Sss @ T Ss
AsI which p MN RRRsowN-capa Dunn Brown Mr.
FoowsSi BY he sshGaiERs soN-Lesa Mr. Russell,
IA conclude With oTELLo77o,sllo. MIR Johnson; I.so
MR.. HENRY PHILLIPS
WILL give his last G NCERT but one at Nblos SELDOM
This, Thursday Evening. Nov ash with lnirodae,o
s.n.-"Ts. s,.,, PAR FIRST. w.o
SOM ne souls Er and w II Cscott
ssss In: WIN f,i:is ffi:s:
Descriptive sesna@iGs Sea Fsh I'n bs,Ssg
so.,-.rp u.,,. PART ?; RI SEQ, sEcoSD. Man.
ssE5srw hisn BLOW p,bdn
sraer. t,aiisl ch. sis'Jf
ts Ma aHoas dead CHARLIE. Il
ADMISSIONS FisTY acENTs-Tic.e,s to be had a, the
PRINCIPAL Music Stores City Hotel and at the doc. the
S1CIETy LIBRARY, Broadway, conner OF Leonard street
number Of fmis, Dr. Valentine. assisted the beautiful
viii give he tSd and s
on S %n% o s Faso
For ha% parcas % e .ss programme 02a.s
gHSGSF p sGGA1 AsD
tEe place Wednesday evening Sd DscsmSer on which
MISS ELIzABET T. sL Z, Pm so,
S MS ON n. n ~. s'" '''''' ,, Mr.
S Ice" F. Is 'f'
admission % ss tie
| mence at o'clock. n28
THE GUINEA .sERENADERs have the honor to an.
Tiff 'fsy E
For particulars future advertisements and bills
n23 ltsm
NEW YORK SCOTTISH GUARD.
Monday y; %' bs s ss
next Tickets may be fSs',sa g EReGis'0" to the
/ Capt A, C. Castle. ............. ssi Broadway.
fsa sI Ss,ssef street: street,
Master cirebush =; Dos su B,n,s seet
naS,od Oh "'''''' j. d. iCUMMiNG Secretary.
OLD "BUNKEK HILL" FOREVER!
COLISEUM $50 'H BROADWAY.
i MR.; DELARUE the great lmitator and Delineator o
W humerous eccentrici,es engaged competition with
Old Bunker for the week. and will give limitations
seaa Forrest. MseIe,dy Booth Hsmbn anderson and
The Battle Of Bunker Hill the greatest exhhi
ton the world ever IN which every movement and
wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock precisely
Tickets Is cents, children under 10 i2s cents
ms iwsm :
STU AEqyHER SSsF WITH TH5 pbEEEsY
%rSsNs a s5 ssx,ssyE H rssfa hi 81 sfs Sisters
i EF i i9e'Fr1,sr S WIZ HI isfl
five in 1 SRSND y' CoSN ss is;I, fourth
Brosdway. The entertainments will consist Of Songs Glee.
Chousse Reirans, sc original style and psrodr
Amelia, Bohemian Gil, La Somnsmbuia SC.
sister Annette will preside al the Piano.
The doors oJen at o'clock Concert to commence att
n27 itrc
JONES' MENAGERIE,
1i9 FULTON AND * ANN sTREET
THE SUBsC RiBEK would hereby respectfully inform h.
day, from 10 o'clock until o'clock the evening
Amongst his collection will be found Of the
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UNITED STATES SNAG BoATs-The Louisville
Journal says that the snag-boats have done most
essential service to the Of Western navigation du
ring the present great number of very DANCE
snags have been removed and portions of rivers
vigators ore perfectly sa now The snag boats Hello
polls and Gopher in the Mississippi and Ohio rivers
been very effective and their spirited and interchangeable
officers deserve the hearty thanks Of the whole commu
nifty. Many of tie most threatening snags on which
numbers of steam and fiat boats been wrecked have
been pulled up cut up and placed beyond the track, Of
b0ata
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Pork BUSINESS AT LouIsvnLE-The pork pack
ers of Louisville, KY, it appears, are entering
upon their business with much spirit The Courier
states that Messrs Hoffman. Wells Co.. have at present
about 1870 hands employed and are killing and putting up
900 hogs per day. when in full operation they Can kill
and pack upwards of 1000 per day. Mr. MElroy, Of
Springfield will have hogs slaughtered and packed
wards of 800 lbs gross He has had 1000 killed already
SOC Of which ged more than that weight