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Amount of principal and interest pad S4l5 O33 90
There has been received in the time revenue
about five hundred millions ofdoars principally derive
from customs duties tonnage and sales Of public lands
direct taxes excise having only been enforced from 792
to 1902, and from 1918 to lsl7he latter period being
account OF the war. This gives some idea Of the i'm
mense resources Of the government and the people, while
it issucent to establish and confirm confidence in our
public credit The Secretary Of the Treasury audes to
the position Of the delinquent States in connection with
the credit of the General Government Those who
qnainted with our form Of government know that there
is not the slightest connection between the different
states and the general government but there many
living abroad not intimately acquainted with the
ture Of institutions who have lost all confidence in
the general government in consequence Of the repuda
ton of Of the staes thinking the whole closely
connected the counties constituting the kingdom
Great Britain. This belief has tendency TO rjure the
credit of cur government in foreign countries which,
however, much to be regretted have very little nfu
ence on our financial affairs
Mr.. Secretary Bibb suggest the establishment OF a
sinking fund.- not only for the purpose Of hng
the debt Of the government but to the safety OF
the surplus revenue, and to reduce the interest the
debt The depostes used by the banks selected
for the keeping ofthese funds for whatever they moy
deem proper, withou. allowing the government the
amounts, in short time, to very large sum. sinking
fund.- increased at the rate Of about two millions per an.
nun, which could easily BIO carried into eject with the
present large surplus would, in short tme annually
proauce amount interest full large that accru.
ing the government debt. modification and reduc.
tion Of the ari also recommended. The Secretary
suggests that reasonable time should be given before III
slightest alteration is made in the existing Of duty
to enable those interested likely to be effected to 20.
vern themselves accordingly is estimated that
the present tariff with importation simlar that OF
the past year, the surplus Of the year 1868,
would after paying oil the expenses and Indebtedness
ofthe government exceed fifty millions Of dollars and
Is in liberation Of this and other facts that the secre.
tary ofthe Treasury recommends gradual reduction in
the rate Of duties. Ii Is argued that the domestic In
terests of the country do not require such high
average and that is unjust extract from the people
revenue so much greater than the wants oil govern
ment require
Our trade with foreign nations for the year ending
June 30h 1914 has been Ia favor than we have
anticipated According to the official returns from the
Treasury Department there was FOR the fiscal year end
ing June eoth, 1874, balance In our favor.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6, 1874.

Mr.. ]. G.. BENEFIT
We are apprised this evening, that among the
Executive papers delivered into the Senate to-day
was the nomination oi Mr.. Atwood, of New
York. There was quite a crowd in the galleries
during the debate on Johnson's resolution, and the
deepest interest was exhibited in the course Of the
debate. A rumor prevailed in the morning that
TO the confidential consideration Of the Senate
but we opne, that il anything relating TO Mexico
communicated il was the latest official inter-
national correspondence. A great accession OF
strangers are at Colman's, and the other hotels
have their proportionate endorsements very
extensive and intricate office fshing, electoncer-
ing and log-rong is in operation from the Capitol
/" the early bird catches the chrysalis'' W.
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GRAND NATIONAL AND HOLIDAY
b l. l.,
In AID OF THE
WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.

WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.
THE YOUNG MEMS NEAP0LiTIAN ASSOCIATION
1 viii give Grand Gala Ball in aid Of the Washington
Tammany Hail.
II the intention Of the Association make this Ball every
worthy Of the noble object in vsw that Of conbu
towards the erection ola in honor Of the Father his
Country This design tits believed will the patronage
and approval Of all whose may be solicited and the
Committee of Arrangements will every exeon render
the Ball brilliant, select, and satisfactory:
The Officers Of the Monument Associations Officers Of the
General State, and City Governments Foreign Densres,
and distinguished Public Literary and Professional Gentlemen
will by invitation, be present.
The Music will be Of hs best character selected by Nj
Walllcs, who will act as Leader of the Orchestra.
The lendd aud spacious Assembly Room Of the Hall will
be richly and appropriately decorated with National
and emhlems.
The Floor will be under the Of the Commit
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
PETER g BAKnR. 4 CLINTON VOORHEES,,
JOHN H. HYDE.
MARTIN L BRYANT, President.
Tickets be procured at the Asor House, Hotel
Rieys Fifth Ward Hote trnchs Hotel Chatham
Westcheer House. Bowery; knckerbocbsr Bath Bowery
Of any of the members. dis WSt&W W3tsrc
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rs,nhors s -. NJ 0 W, ~ v@ue " lseasea.-Tne
Established for the suppression quack,y continue direct
their particular attention all diseases Of private nature
a and without injury @ The contribution
% make application the College appearance Of
those Diseases vast amount Of suffering and may
thus avoided One of the members Uf the COLLEGE, for
years connected with the principal hospital in Europe for The
A M. to- p. Nj. - ~
Terms s Advice and Medicine s,..a cure guaranteed
living in the country and finding make per.
all medicines requisite perform radical cure by stating their
case explicitly, together wh all symptoms Of
paid, addressed . W. s. RlChAKDsON, Nj. D, Agent,
OHrr and Consulting Rooms OF the College, d Nassau
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AUCTION SALES.

SPLEGGNNPip SLGNa FRENCH JEWELRY. FANCY GOODS
.si on aassfE q %SnSsE french \ R sa ~
IsSs. '1i T. ID
s.,aIday evening they will sell very valuable collection of
OIL paintings dls 2t-ec
SECOND SPECIAL & LtsglTlElLa slll q sss
Second : sg. sas
ad o french SoiS and oy, 200 s
Also Kid Dolls; new goods asst landed from ship
A.o ~ eases fine French Toys in boxes. v-Porcel.n
& lea seu fitchers Panoramas, Cotllon Cards, Tin
Also invoice cfvegy fine French fancy Glass Boxes being
Az aAs0 an invoice of Jet Hair Piss. Necklaces SC.
a UCTlQN NOTlCE-Thusday, at 10y o'clock will be
he sse Furniture eoaiand the aIgs house %
ss
asnsa!; C6s Tables. Looking iasss: fsiatnss.
& and IN sSor
oi variety OF housekeeping articles all good order Sale
die ai.ec e' ihos Aass;aa.;.r Sh;Ll;
GALE OF TM KtH rSN6fF rsSN|EFEH6 5TsgoP;sI n.
ssa, at y O'clock At the store No 4oi Broadway nea!
a and suss fS;s IN.
SS,s and Gths Lamps Ga9doe. F:aeh white and gilt and
1 oa as iSis ss snS aS sfss s'.f1 ss
Fancy Toys. with various other goods
odIe positive and terms cash. dl7 2tsm
plcH PLATED q wISET wIIHEThH; A.s,Iepf. ,,
A. AZ man Toys, Kid Dolls, Fancy Goods, &c-JACOB 8.
rAIT will sell tomorrow Wednssday) 10 O'clock at
the Anction Room No. 20 Plat sueet Gid large
and extensive of Sheffield Plated French
@ by order and for account Of the Bauk Of Sheffield
% Geing she ELECTS O. bankrupt consisting Of Plated
Sets. Ums Reyong and Obong Casters Cake Baskets,
Liquor Stands Toast Racks Egg Stands Snuers Trays
the whole being worthy the attention Of the city trade
Convex Tea Trays, Card Baskets, &c
Also, German Toys.compsng the balance Of the stock
consigned for Of the consisting OF
cases in orain. packages and assorted lots
Dealers the whole Of which will be perempoy sold without
Also large assortment French Toys and Fancy Goods
Catalogues will be ready This Day at o'clock.
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Total debt july l. Is4l I

IUtdI ueUt jury !, I544. WA, ,7Ib, IEB y
The Secretary extends his remarks to some length in
relation to public credit and says the market value
of the government stocks is sufficient evidence Of the
safety of investments Of capital in secur
ties table showing the debt Of the general govern
ment at different tines since the adoption Of the federal
constitution, is annexed The facts shown are very in
teresting at this moment when are not only free from
debt, but have large surplus on hand.
ruBLc DEBT or THE UNITED STATES AND POPULATION AT
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All PhiI.delphaa sabscripssons To the
bn bHEnsLD %srts paid 70 the agents. zsbsr Co. Ledger
obainsd daily si.i o'el0cf "''' s'sU sm
Ricord's Par1s1an Alter ativs Mixture, for
lne n~na9ent cure Of Primary secondary syphilis yenea
y x Xii
1s y q St sss .s'% ca. sAsss
hims- sale alter having the venea disease without thorough
n''a Sa.sa @
'A' W. srfbTtff s Rciixp 6soS Sse'sr a d. Agent.
There 10 nothing like them for destroying
Sss s Sse fs % @ Gb %
are y a. S RI s: Bss5
@ d % y 's ss; .s .ss SsS s
%.s %s y. %s:ss:s
I. E::' Bsiss: hreS sf sns
Give us more Light 1.-The greatest and
most sxqlss!tsly affecting cismy that possibly bll
Sycs II. ws.d iissli would Offer & .,:.ioa hs
W.n a'd
@ ne a. %.s Ss: Be s. sy 'S.s &c
ams .sax hsh s s; s s Sas s s
s: he ssf ss::% and S eyes.
3 bs IL 'ss 90 %
remedy, while y can Yet see ysur way.
" s,s 81
aad n East Broadway. Prics IS cents. -
Constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
Mxt prepared by the College q Medicine and Pharmacy Of
te Elk Of New York confidently recommended for all eases
e. ffsss
sias. 5Ss,is. !. sasS es:s: q f dozen $; carefully
packed and sent 70 all parts Of the Union.
Of the c's. & Hif!fa9s is r. As:s sssn
Extract Of Cubebs, COpaiva, and Sarsapa-
raThis is the speedy. certain eectua remedy
for the cure Of GononhGa glee seminal weakness, all
discharges from the urehra It's portable FORM pleasant
20 take being Of all those remedies that have
been found most ehcacious In 81
DR. Glover consulted in those difficult and proracd Of
m lie has sceved medical and has confined himself
ens who have been treated by Others
nre IN No Ann stee-amp the door Of his private Office
IN the evening sT IN
Medical Advice In Private Discases.-Ths
members Of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy
ess5tshed for the suppression quackey direct
their particular attention all diseases Of nature and
can confidently promise requiring medical treatment
viii
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sAIrs ov srocxs-Bosrov Dec i,

SALES OF STocKs-BosroN, Dec I6, 1874.
90 Merchsnts' Bank l042 so East Boston Dividends,
so5is4 ais do 4I6 100 East Boston 90 81 do sc5ds
81; IS Nor Wor RR 10; 100 Reading RR so5ds 224 20
do 22a Boston and Maine RR lO94 $1,000 Reading R
Bonds, 1850 72i.
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Nv Last Nights Nonthern Mail.

pnILApELrHn Dec i1-Reow, Palm Eldrdge. FIN Boston.
Oieans CId m Henri Rvd.a Aas 's.' New
New York Sid Rochaabeau Patterson. Port Prince Mary
Catharine, Charleston
NoRFoLK. Dec N-An John Glpn,. Lowe. and Phgnx,
Richmond FOR Boson w WEI BsIes do do went sss
to-day. Cid Washington, Dyer, w ind es.
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The Presidents Message Of December 1895, announced
that hsrcw no public debt, except the amounts long
standing which included in the first table given,
showing the debt due in July, 1874. These items were
standing against the government them and they
they are however, Of very uiang amount It appears
that the whole amount Of interest paid by the govern
ment sincei s formation the pablo debt makes the
enormous sum Of of.................$l .$l67 629 $50 90
Total amount OF principal paid. 257 0S3 "a
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


5Ss Y! 81 s, '.'.
hs 3D. Mr. CoikeT Don jose Mr. Dso!s; Don C.;sS de
g d M Tie, 1s and Third
PALmO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
The Days Of Performances hereafter will be
h So 6se sth viii B,
Anosaa Sir ssH ssas nssSf.f sS chs1G Ssp
Private boxes. with ] u second i's' y e'
Seal. DsG oesn % q n tG
e had !, he Box ocs IN s me aa'
BURTON's THEATRE.
AKCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
for Psf :h viii be %
SRs'n s 18th Ias and a. % n ySs Sac
LAMPaKasrac MIR Barnes; KAHN Asac Johnston incess
DIR. VALENTINE AND BUNKER HILL!
At the Coliseum, 450 Broadway.
ssa Ss:
I'd I'd s n
sses and
1's5:
IL "a I1aaLssyins Day. three geIolmanss,s Al the
OLE BULL
DEGS TO ANNOUNCE that he will give a CONCERT
- At the Italian ala Opera House, on WEDNEsD Az EVEN
anewly composed piece entitled, NlAGAKA He will be as.
sisted by MISS JULIA L. NORTHALL, (pupil Of Mr..
Penson her first appearance, and SI(}NOR SANQuIRlCO
Of SlGNOh LA MAMMA.
MR.. PENSION will preside at the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMME.
Pans l.
Of Scotland composed and perform
s-Ballad-i'ihe Grecian Dausiter knight. -.
Miss ]. L. Northall
4-Aria Bnfa Nell Opera La Convenience de In.
conyie,ce Testrali," Donizett zig Sanquirico
5-Poacca Cuerrera composed and performed by Ole Bull
PART ii.
l-Overurs. ...... Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
2-Nel Cor Pin mi s.nto, composed for the violin :
alone by Nicolo Paganin and performed by. Ole Bull
Miss j. L. Nortlsll
Sig sanquirico
3-Niagara composed aud performed first tme) BY Ole Bull
uT-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH-To be had at the
principal Music Stores Astor House. Nbo and the door
Doors will 7, and Concert commence at o'clock
dl8rc
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COMMERCE oy THE UNITED srArEs-VALUE or IMPORTS
EXPORTS
Imports
Value OF free goods. ds.................. $24766OS2
value OF dutiable goods. ............. ss6666a0
Total value OF imports. ...... $iOs 4ss,7oa
Exports.
Value Of domestic produce. Sl0o, 1884, 497
value Of foreign produce. i0s44.7s7
Balance in favor Of the United states. So COS $50
Gross the above Importation. $40 1877 $50 60
Net revenue on the above importation. 20 $40 81
Expenses Of collection, &C. ......... 1908 4ss 66
hmust be recolectei, In looking on this table Of i'm
ports and exports that only six months OF the period
large importaons included in these and that
since the st of July the value of the imports is very
great For the calendar yesr the result will look far dit
erent not only to the balance of trade but in the
amount of the revenue.
The finances Of the government are full as favorable s
anticipated The receipts and expenditures as given in
the annexed tables, show very large surplus but we
should think the expenditures rather ex:raxagant
FINANCES OF THE UNITED STATES, Foa YEAR ENDING
JUNE serH, 1914.
: Receipts
Cusoms ............... $26, 1888 $40 %
Tan.s. r :. 939 SO
Misceiianeous sources. ........... 26i.007 "a
bssacs in ihe rasury jay s s.s ssi s
$40 sls 2O7 IS
Expenditures Civil list navy army &c &C. 80 sSs sa7 o.
Balance in the Treasury July lst 1914 81 s7e 81
Estimates for ls4b-Receipls.
cu''0msst eGar.sss @aarsss acinal slos7s7Is m
ssl .o4sols
Public lands. ............... 2,l3ss57
Miscellaneous sources. ...... 100000
---$a4,9o4 s75 90
Total resources. ............ s4aos9, ,as4 s4
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Tuesday. Dec. I7-6

Tuesday, Dec. 17-6 II. M.
The stock market rather fiat to-day and quotations
experienced decline Norwich and Worcester fell cf
per cent Reading Farmers ! Illinois Pennsyl.
vania SIS, Indiana Ii Long Island Canton Nor
ris Canol4 Erie Railroad and Ohio SIS closed firm at
Yesterdays prices North American Trust advanced
per cent. us
The House Of Representatives Of New Hampshire has
rejected the fourth instament Of the Surplus Revenue by
ar5ts Of 1877 to 90.
rhe Norwich and Worcester Railroad have declared
dividend of three per cent, payable the 2ls inst at
tlis city. at the Bank Of the State of New York.
We have received the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury and give 1t at length in columns 1t will
richly repay careful perusa It ionot often that
document able ths has emanated from the Treasury
Department The first thing alluded to pubic debt
and being subject of vital Importance il has occupied
the attention Of the Secretary length We annex his
statement showing the of the debt July 1874
PUBLIC DEBr THE UwrrED STATES, July l. ls44
Amonnt OF the iunded debt $l7s,034 81
Outstanding certificates. .............. "a ala %
treasury Notes OF 1912. .............. sl7 ~
Certificates Of Mississippi stock, Isl5.... $40 90
Dsbt assumed by Congress District Of Co.
iumbia-lS36 unpaid. ........... l26O 600 90
Outstanding Treasury Notes. issues Of the
two acts. ..................... 1886 .207 81
Loan due ls45, 81 per cent. ........ 5672976 81
Do 1868, 6 per cent ........... s 343 1856 SO
10 1903, per cent. 1904 23l 35
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MILE. rAULINE DEsJARDINs rs.pectfully informs . ~
AVA her patrons and the public general that she about 70
form Ciasse de Dance" for ladies and gnemen, Y wheh
she will teacn the fsvoe Polka MsToarfa aad al e ohef
fashionable Dances Of the day. -.
The morning school will open from o'clock 70 O'CLOCK
and the evening from o'clock 10 o'clock N
Ladies and gentlemen wishing are requested cA
at Mile Dessrdinl house No Park Piscc tnio lmssm
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ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
beg to invite an inspection OF recent mporations
French Lamps Of modss in Porcelain Bronze
SsadsiaSTs. S ssd BIs. as q; %iFss Bro. and Gilt
rS; aSs"sf' q S:ss with
c6ioG d. IS ;r Ssl.. sse a be SUSPENDED
Fse hssssas. ssney bsps. a
~ A. biAcoN&E Z D. sAxToS: AGENTS s,.''
Lamps Lustres Brackets &c. furnished for parties
& 1n M,ssossS. Of s. f 5s
consisting Of about 200 fine prime Logwood for BY
dr7 ais.m 70 Pearl street.
FIFTH COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD sQIREE.-
soe I he down s ss & & 81 haa .S
s. ouston street, and take hs sane n order
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS
TIFFANY, YOUNG ~ ELLIS
s. Esss,s fas
ssSs more
of aaay s sssT ssS II he :tg
i: $ ,ss, s
their determination they confident iba, an
they procure elegant, better psrss!iy
sSsa article without any increase Of price ~ and sso
NEW YEARS CAKE,
IN ALL ITS VAKIE ETIES.
EAMIlf about furnishing their Cse for the New Year.
for Weddings and Parties, invited TO call and inspect the
different kinds hand the Old Bakery No 40 LispenaId
All orders y attended Those from the country
sa "0'' ''f'" JAMIE JAMES TUMrsoN
FREN IS HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
1873 Fulton few doors Of broadway the mme
dae vicinity business and the principal places
amusement and has furnished i style that will bear favor
able with the best hotels the city The pro-
petor building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard 70 elegance and comio and that he has combined
uomy the nsl. nfo9wipg yyp prices will shqw : =.
The will be warmed gratis, and upon will
There IS a KEFECToRY attached, in which there are
meals served up Of the day and evening There
also Bath Rooms connected, for warm cold and shower
baths The Porter will be attendance all times during the
night TO admit dodgers, and 10 let them out all hours
~ BIhose who Lodgings alter the housc closes will
ring the hall bell. nl9 3msm
ROGERS GYMNASIUM
Nos. 10, IL and 10 Canal street.
THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is now open day
and for the OF pupils All persons OF
sednary habits should practise exercises winch the
only remedy for contracons OF the Chest yspepsa
ordinary results OF constantly bending the and
diving.
Parents and Guardians of Boys and all interested,
vited 10 call j Il ROGERS, PIolreor.
NB-J z. H., in connection with W. j. Wyer has opened
IL inv ~, Hrns tIxu NJ. L.ls
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ST. GEORGES SOCIETY


GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT,
l Society Of New York, on THURSDAY EVENING,
December l9th ls4, at the Taben @ 'cle.
-. J. P. Knight
New song-Mr Brough, MY ancestors English
Grand F.s,s.js Harp Miss T. siomaan, hs Gar. '''
Aria. Madame ot,o wien deto in ciei Ia luna "'
Grand iaa.asa!Piaao Forts. Mis-. Josephine Bran '''''"
sEIaEtT,oNs FROM THE B6HEMlAASy, Ay, GIRL
BsII,a-Mr. Fla.e! I'M remember ,hes Bafe
Ne" sfis'"a s;' '"' d"s !" a' zisSa, z%s
Grand Wa'iations-oLE MS BULL LA Carnival de
venice". ............. Paganni
- .Thro' d. world wilt thou fly" from the Bo
sonxa1 n%4s B1eas S THE Monk. sf da. Bale
Duest-Mi,s Taylor and Mr. Broush. "Ohheavea
. tempt me not " from La Somnambula, Bellini
fan,asia,-Fiu..b Mr. j. A. Kyle. .............
aT'asjseins Grand SSeine@ o.'' The Ju6e. Weber
o'clock iii. Concert to precisely
Tickets One Doar-To be had the principal Music Stores
D. cY.hSsi; ws:e, John Taylor Y Pssysr
nfGT 6ss soa s'nn william %
Maiden lane; John Wan 81 Msidenlane; b. H. Downing ae
Pearl street. James War 296 Broadway John spawfoh,
% Maiden Lane; Henry Owen 81 John ST.; Charles Cox
Wall street; Edmund Baldwin, 55 Broadway; William Jack
77 Broadway; A. D. Paterson, Anglo American Ocr
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NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
THE Members Of the New York Brass Band would respect
fully inform their patrons and the pnbc % general haa
1874, Nj. WILLIS unanimously elected Leader and G.
8. GRAFULLA Composer Of said Band-and they feel
The Band would return their thank: for the faerng
exertion merit continuance the same. Applications for
the Band will be made Richard Villa Leader 40 Bavard
following members; VIM Wallace, 20 Spring street; Alfred II.
M Meme $50 For.yth street, John Wallace Clark street;
John Bleklsy 10? Walker street; Epysing 81 Orchard sreet
Geo. Geor J30 Fenyth street, Wheeler 9th Avenue
and 18th B. Lum las Centre street, Doctor c. Mahcr,
la Wooster street; q. Grafaa Composer Bayad street
RICHARD WILLIS Leader.
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
N. B-Bands provided FOR Public Balls, Private Sorees,
Screnades &C., by applying TO Wm Wallace 40 Spring stee
nj m m
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All Philadclphla Subscriptions To the
iEhsLD nrsfte paid to the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
buildings % and Chestnut where sngie copes may aso be
oolansa aaily atsl O'Clock. sm
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M h. T. II II r II UG H,
FIRST LECTURE ON
sc o 4 TISH MINS TIRE Il S Y,
WILL take place the SOCIETY LIBRARY Monday
w 23d December 1874 In the Of the Lecture will be
Introduced various incidents and anecdotes connected with the
following songs =
Up 10 the morning early
Robin is my only jo.n
s-is :" The Flowers Of the Forest"
Bonnie Dundee"
" Maggy Lauder
The Lass of Pates MILF
Will ye 20 to the Ewe-bughts, Marion"
TAX Yer anld cloak about ye I"
The Bro I'm of Cowdenknowes."
The Gaberlunzie Man."
MY Wife has ta'en the geev
!" Bessy Bell aud Mary Gray
Tbs Barring o. the door,"
To commence at O'Clock.
Tickets Fifty Cents-To be had OF all the Music Stores and
Mr. hugh 400 Broadway and the door the evening Of
the Lecture. dI1 6tisTc
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Lee LURES FOk The RELIEF OF IAE
APPRENTICES LIBRARY.
DY DIR LARDNER, at the Stuyyesant Insitute.-Ihe
public is Informed tina, tins Series OF Lectures having bern
interrupted Monday evening aud % disappointment
the audience hav eosed Dr. Lardner desires
his extreme for such nconvenence Severe family n
disposition having rendered him unable lecture he despatch
ed letter explaining this the COMMITTEES Of the Society
which letter afterwards appeared had been properly de-
liyed The Lectures will be resumed this evening" Ed
NESDAY the 18th instant end w be regularly continued
follows
Wednesday, Dec. 18Th ...... The Lunar Discoveries.
Friday Dee. goth ...............I The Sun.
ivonoay Ice SOU. i'icts'
fTiday, Dec. Nth. he Stelld universe.
Tickets for the course for gentleman ~; for lady 80
for single evening" % cents. To be had at the
Apprentices Library No Crosby street between Grand and
Broome streets, during the evening; Van Nordeu knr
Stationary store, " William st. in the Exchange Bartlett
Wefofds Asor House; H. Raynor's, 76 Bowery, and
street d1S 3uc