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DIED.

saa5enly on the mornins of the 9th inst. ASA w. HALL
4, ~ 4sh year Of age.
s ,els,ions and friends deceased and his brother
S,t Hail. and of Abraham Miller and Bnthazer Melick
y. invited TO intend his funeral from i3 spring street this az
,.neon al halt past o'clock precisely.
Ca e,ennz. 9Th inst JANE COWDREY. eldest dauShc,
Sthe late Jonathan Cowdfcy.
On aoaday morning, 9Th inst. RICHMOND ELLIS aged
h resnin. have been to Providence R. l. for in
ruent.
wife Of b. John Taylor and daughter OF b. Peter Clarke,
n Moaieyumn.
AtDmnee. y. J. on the 9TH inst. TIMOTHY WILLIAMS.
AZ Abany. 9Th nst Mr. CHRISTIAN MILLER. IN the
,sh year OF hi. are.
81 Nantucket, on Saturday morning, It'll, Mr. THOMAS
CRT,SS Editor and Publisher OF the Nantucket Telegraph
,esd s5 The Telegraph of Monday morning says Mr. c.
d suffered long and intensely both mind and In body the
sduay increasing Entertainments of the fatal malady winch
rs Al length released hun from world OF toll and soow
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oea istr No. 8, East Broadway. and II Divsio
INPoETAN Tq EAY NTH GER 3PRI 5E7& 1s

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, PR0PRIETORS OF
HOTELS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-The
Proprietor OF the Washington Steam Laundry begs leave 70
80 no attention of the public to hi, method OF washing
ade md ;entemens Wearing apparel bed and table linen,
&c and To- of the many atvHnt1ge which renders
Inst much longer than washed in the ordinary way as all
!, dsnensedI with The work is done for Is 10 30 per
n sss and NJ very short nouce required They also
besced white before manufactured and instse given
~ bCsoms or collars OF any required degree.
Conracts Will be uude with board hsuses whereby their
will cost them much less than If done IN their own
.a The nuhl generally are invited superiority.
nJJes len with Wll II. ROBERTS. i02 Broadway a. J.
MORREIIS Ready Made Linen Stores l5' tHon seeI
S.ce Amos anG Cha Streets will meet with prompt at
,sn,,nn SEAMAN, Proprietor. d5 Inns
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MARRIED.

ros, evening, by Ecy Samuel u. Ferguson GEORGE w
RID Of Louisville, Ky. TO MARGARET CRAWFORD OF
jsr.ey City, N j. on Tuesday the 10Th instant, by Rev
n, jehnsione, Doctor JOSIAH H. GAUTIER. to Miss MA
~ LOUISA, eldest daughter OF ID. s. Gregory. ESQ., all Of
4, srtc.l Conn. Dec. 9Th. by the Rev. DR. BUSHNELL Mr.
rfstIJsC FELT, OF New. York, To Miss SARAH X
tt!S,stcr OF Mr. Levi Lincoln. o! the former place.
No,fls 81 inst. az the residence of Ii James L. Hen.
SgsI Purscr. u $. Navy 10 ANNA MARIA. daughter OF
e. Thomas DeaGesoD. L. s. Army.
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P,rKrp Up ApRrFr.-A black man was picked
m 10 the river Delaware on Friday morning last, by
csotaia Donnel, OF the stoop Cummins. He had
hsen IN the water over Ave hours, and was floating
m plank about ten feet long. Ii is supposed he
md travelled 20 miles lying on his irai bark. He
.,sed that he made his scape from vessel bound
90 Georgia, being apprehsnsve that on his arrival
Scsp South, he would be sold as a slave.
Phil Chronicle.
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FRESH BUTTER
Cp0M pHIIA II A

Q n T II I A u Z Z II n
THIS LUXURIOUS BUTTER viii Be recetyea, fsLsH
-r1re y wers through the WiEtrr. u BRowS's WHOLE
SALE GROCERY where be had u QUANTITIES 70 'i pet.
ch.ser families wishing supply Will please send ID theii
S.sS and number Of pounds they de.
sirs Der week Is the supply VIII BE limited.
CHOICE TEAS, SUGARS. COFFEE, OIL * CANDLES.
Together With general OF Spices. &C. &C. 81 OF
which aIe offered. by wholesale at aohoesae pTees-
The undersigned have hesatoa u nssuFn- the pebiic
tina, their establishment presents Inducements tothe purchaser
wholesale unsurpassed by eng other uad tsy respectfully
nxe all who would save the ral profits the supplies Of
Groceries, 20 call AZ ,-rr ,,,..
LBS Eshth-,tTeei. 81 Goor East of Broadway.
JOHN II. BROWN & BROTHERS.
NB-Orders from the country carefully packed and ship
dnr; The Siiorres. no:ics ~ liiis
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CARpETINGS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
nRITGEEDS sc

FIST received and being opened at Guons Nav Stote
3 large and beautiful assortment Of Engsh Brussels hre
PLY Imera Double Super, Superne and zine Ingram ana
Vsnenn Carpeng of patterns and celors entirely new
English and American OIL Cloths, Of great variety o! patterns
s a' splendid article OF Persia We've, Duscet two yards
c entirely new patterns ve rch coo, with every VA
@ IF EmrIsb Dnrgets Of the usual widths, together with
Rugs style Door Mats Window s s s h0
B-An experienced urholtereI will attend TO The max
inr of and the laying OF Oil Cloth At me
T.. nd
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SALES.
ROYAL. cCEIEY. Aec;ioaeer.
DT GCRLfl 4 HlLL-Stese No. iS9 Broadway. (Ne'r,
rms N}HNiNS' WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY AND SAT-
TSgAY, !et;. iih, issh oud i;Sa Of december.
4 4

ErycrroR's SAiE-Tbe sa;co.gye and valuable Lorsry
OF Hon. lss.c E. JScSSoa Of Plsdephis eess,e enessc
in uauy ra.c sn. urcculoa BouSs, nclodHS InNessst
Hs;cty Greene aR Rpnan. ris; 5ces ,eH hs.to,es Y
rerea languages. i;rst Brian lisy France SPAN anf
P0c:sais NaIc EGZops, iia, Africa. NoF' AID ScaSa
America. Ceretsl and EiFei Biography; NoysySs afss
Travels parts CT LIE Words GcosraShy spd LotSra-
oay: Mans Chars: CaSscs Fohccs. PohtcS kectsery
fr1te; English hrd American Law ans and Sesscss.
Niisral History; Niucaiusy a1d Geoosy sie1s-
cr HySen!e Dchcn-re. Mathematics and Natural fhtsa
ply; Phreac!csy Relies Les; oeioy. Ronrance y rag
hsh and Foreign LaptGlscs Poeiry ia English fSench ia
ian, iefnsr, lsun GiCSS sc; Drama; Holy Serpsn..> aa
tGeis illustrations, Jieeent stcns; Church History Nsect
illustrated works and modern comprising works Gu
Painting er TIE Fine At; Books OF PRies ard NsdalhcDs
Geek ard Roman Antiariies; Statues Bas Rec SCias
and Medals Military Hstare. illustrated eijsos Of The
Ca>scS; copy the NuSec Eancsse end MSsee Roysccs
Ssrocou vu folio; Ike i.t Cncn Gallery VI PAINTINGS,
WIS: Nfcois Autographs Of DISTINGUISHED Msn, tolo.
Smiths Historic md Literary tU-ctcs. 40; Cha pberains
IA SIN, rs Of Drawing Us :hcOtt MsSters HcStrtn NafSs,
3vS: ircaoGs aSt-urOfS 70 Eussh. vos. The WORKS
o.; NJ s Gu E7snoy. Larcsse Rcbardsoa, Leonard Co,
n Tiac and o,hcrs on Painting Pxlgton pielona o.
Persers so: Capt Babies Woyk tohc; BIZ 81 Gallery CT
t'onlenpo,ay pos;ra raSSS Catalogue OF Arc,.nf Sers
WIS. Sn, BtucSwc Cous; % August Ncs 40; Payne
Kaght'. description OF Siiui. i,c NanoIe oIenen,a To-
30: Wese's S!b Ht-y, plates, vols, toto; Inva An.
,duites; DEisfcul-neur Ct urie. vos toto; tes pan
rough vrs foc; Churchill. Lfe c Lord Ncison Cattcns
English Peeace, scs io; Canields Posits of Senaias
Die p rsons yot. Parcsis Antiquities OF H"rcGlnnsrn
vnls; ONei Spsnish Painters, 2yoS Scenery OF the Holy
vols. &c 30 TsNTsF.
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OF Large Sale OF Holiday Books, &c
BANGS. RICHARDS 8, PLArT, No. POI Broadway. will
sell THIS EVENING Extensive Collection of Valuable
Books consisting OF Standard Works. Annals for 1875. Gle
CANT Bibles and Prayer Bookeyca hundred volumes Of Ju-
yenles together with great variety OF fancy bound Books,
suitable for Presents. L
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EISHThere good supply OF py Cod and the marker
- Gn al cash. Nc Mnckeel afoat A sale of about
lows. " ~ " 80 ~ . 'e
sEEDaThe demand for Fsxeed good. and inc supply OF
lean wns mnde n Sl2 Rough IS worth 10 IS Sl Clover
isqnle,. New IL quoted At ~ n Sc.
hAiN-Nheat - not IN active demand A sale of
IVY osneis w extern made at private bargain Corn
oiieTtsi more freely. and there fair demand. Sales
onshe, new Southern. 30 cents, weight dehvered 900 do
al 50 cents 200 do jersey 90 &c. ncryiye
lVD DO mixed Northern at "a. and parcel new &C.
u'e Rye without change nad sales 500 bushels have been
moderate nj G 6ic in the ship and Is, delivered. No .aic
Barley Held nj ~ cents Oats lower NuIthen quote
TALlOW-A sale Of 10 To l. 900 Us good Rendered YVES
made at rs. cash.
NEw.ORLEASs. Dec. lSTe mail IN led again yeSte.day
Under such circumstances thu Cotton exhibited es W
and inactive Denrrncc, and The sales did not exceed 500
ne Pfice arc constantly tending IN favor purchasc
Inc demand Tor Sugar continues Hgtye, aud sn effected
at from E 5;4c for extreme qualities h.o.sses Is going OF
as. OF y 10 q gaon. TIE Flour nurke; dull we
quote Ono "a 2f, Missouri 81 2 81 o. Lou. fancy
brands 81 20 TO 81 10 per bb There scarcely any thing
GONG IN PROVISIONS. and prices remain unchanged.
AUGUSTA, Dec 4-EoouThc market since onr report
has exhibited more frmnest, and better demand without
however advance prices. We quote extremes al 5
cents, principal sales "a very choice article IN
square packages would command 4 cent above our highest
figures.
The have restored our river to naviGabe con-
alion and eancpae It's continuance fox the of
the reason.
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c1oDA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS-T sob.
- frber wishes % make kaowa 70 The pueie ths; much OF
rres arc entirely different from the SQDA BIocpIT and BE-
GAG CRAczERs made al his Bakery which brye been used
more than twenty years, with the best RESULT: while the mt
tation which be made for less prees though perhaps
aboye tscrrr and CRACKERS nsn BUTTER BISCUIT. isE
Blscrlr. BITTER CRAcxEgs, WATxK CxAcxEas. pIL2r
s,Ie AZ The we known establishment, 20 Wesbn c rest.
corner Of Wsren-Etfees- EPHkAiM ThkAD"ELl-
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PosT OYRIcE, NEw-YoRK Dec. 10Th, 1874.
Os- Thursdsy next 9th nst.) being Thanksgiving
Day. tho office will, according TO CUSTOM be open from
O'Clock, A. NJ. until halt past O'clock P. NJ nj which time
all the mails will be closed
dlI Ii John LoRIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
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D-s~ Muffs! MufTs ai,d Furs-Seiling by retail
stWHOLESALE prices for this ONLY Mt No. Cort
near Broadway Ladies' don; forget call
supply yourselves IN time. no 2niss
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10 siILrTARY COMPANIES. ASSDCIATIONS, sIU-
SICIANS, LECTURERS, &c
..xy and Fashionable Ball and Concert

Rooms, AT THz ALHAMgA. SO BEoAp~AE
C1SCOfRiGED by The very liberal patronage sss -; ~,
r. by the cii.zen, of New Gpou his bns
ena,Esenced me eats rfodeng and ~ ~
no. .,eodor with view Of adapting 70 s ~ @ yel
poe Of Balls Cen t Dinner ard u2ses pss, s. hoSe
Who have seen i- eautIful 81 se Fan
tins establishment LII De satshsp eve and fsshion. s
he lace Tse IN /, scvetJ Of 10 sisrS IN
aad sas s.acencs OF Jstecofasions' VIII sass H.
thS country =. ..o-,,,o,x who with 10 engage
he ROOM. uhch vii De readJ ~ Loe ~ llSeS -
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Asctioncer.

o. Shippers of Goods per iIOra,io from Canton, are
requested 70 clear them al The Custom House this mornc d
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rs Leeohcs! Leechcs!! Loechesi!!-Very
fire Swedish Leeches Gall szes) for sale cents each by
VIM Watson. Chemist &c Apchecares Hail. 30 Sathar,ne
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Boarding.-Mrs. Goss having opened the new and
connections house Is veseyst the As.or House, prole
choice of desirable transient permanent Bonrders
Cotton shower warm ind cold Baths free. Tho location IS
very central yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate. at5 t
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PosT-OrY1cr, Ne,y-York, Dec. 10, 1874.
U- English Mail-Le,:er Bag, per steamer GALE.
DONNA will be closed the Upper and Lower Offices in
this City, Saturday, the l4 d minutes past o.
clock. z. d. The overland postage of lS cents each sin
gle letter. must be paid
dll l. JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
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ne or. GnuSh and ,he Rroadyvny Tabor-

IL HsT OON-h Ht tho
nacIe.-slr j. B. COUGH will address the young men 9,
New York Mt the Broadway Tabernace or nraJ
looms and fashionable drinking places. and the Intimate con-
nexion between drinking and gambling LIE WI he ATTENDED
by the BosToN QuARTETTR CLUB, who VIII sing n M
unrvaed style Temperance 0aeS iieSei OF su
Nnce Union I4S Nassau street Mark Newmans 1873 Broad
way; j. W. Loavitts. LEG Pearstreet and at the dotr
attendance OF citizens invited To what II Is eeveu
will be a very attractive and useful lecture. d5 o'is'
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l'0 MsfA'IB}AMolsELLE pEsIARpIN, ,,,,

MONSIEUR MARTIN.
SIGNoR RAPErTI, Leader OF the Orchestra %.
Admission. fist tier and parquee. 81 secoan Ter ~ CTS
private boys with 8 seats, So. .
Doors open u. o'cocS-tho Concert to commence at
Tickets TO be obasrd ut Pamo, Open House. n. the pm
cipa music store. broadway, and Of the Commee
C. B-chsi IS Walls,rcs, Lacharc la penrlseet; Car
neIy. &c Beaver street Latrade y Pax Place hi9nun g
Wiam.strs-t CastIIon iG2 Ftont.strsc VIM B1iGss.
street; Chambon. sos Broadway: Duhourdeu 81 Senvar,t
Geo Guynet, 20 South Wilnmseet. ard at Messf' Del
monico freres. -, g..
70 eos o'ue' Va "'' ~ ~ I;EOR GJTYNET.
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41JINpOW SHADE DEPOT-No. ! Spruce street
Nv ssOCsO worth OF Shades The subscribers, ever anx
iors 10 please enlarged their 10 supply me
demand for their superior shades Persons buying
Then can rely on having good article Is they are always
er sttes cons!s. OF every kind which could be nvented
and they have greater assortment than NJ me other esao
shnnts p, together and they take great pleasure IN show
nr KEN and are never offended they do not sell Pe9pe
afosta would do well call Sign Banners anu ntsIot De
% ,., Jo1s no Ia NJ slroassed Trimming of oil kinds
cheap. DAN iOh = oS 'iEAe-'
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tival-The Ladies Of the Reformed Dutch Church in Az
cnue b. will hold Fair and Festival Thanksgiving day.
Afternoon and Evening al Nblos Saloon. commencing ut
O'Clock The proceeds Of the above TO Iudate the
OF small floating debt accumulated IN erecting their
public respectfully solicited, Tickets 81 cts to be hsd nt the
door dl2
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o. Kew. DR.. Spring will preach Sermon on
Thanksgiving Day (tomoow) specially adapted The
son-and who will not 20 and hear real New England
rhanksg,ing Sermon and east the sou well ls the body
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Rich FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT THE
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1877 BROADWAY.

Il
Three doors 5elotO The Franklin House.
" The Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which viii enabe th,m greater Inducements 'han ever
TO gentlemen wishing ccoaomzs 10 the purchase OF their
Fall and Winter Garments.
tey have already received by nte arrivals great variety
OF new and new .yles Of Goods wall adapted 10 the coming
ensonnd will aso receive by the next packets and steamers
III. largest ard best Of the latest and most beaut
m styles Of fancy French Elastic Cassneres. itch figured
yeIyet, Cashmefc Satin and Silk VestDgs, ey,r before on
fered IN this City.
Also Just received several invoices Of Twe and Beavsr
Cloths Coats Cionks, Pet0p. &C. black and fancy
coored French and English Cloths from the most celebnted
rnnnuacure being tho styles GU. N heif establishment
for the last five years and which for durability. besuy OF m
ian and asness eoion. eenot be exceled cquaied bY
any styles OF CIotis imported into the United Statei
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles w comprise In part the
richest styles Of Fail and Winter CIava Sears, Suspends.
Gloves Handkerchief, Hosiery, Under Shirts atd Dawen.
Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars. Bosoms, Shoulder Braces.
Riding uDA Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Csnes &c
&C. with every variety of good, usually kept IN gentlenans
general outfiiins esabshsneni.
Also I assortment Of Ready Msse Clotng CONSISTING OF
Coas Over Coats Dress and Ffock Coats. Plantations and
Vests ocyesy yarery where gentlemen requiring garments of
immediate use depend upon getting int rate article
made and trimmed every respect equal TO those furnished TO
order and at prices that connot fail to please Strict pHnesu
atty obseryediD filing Orders
=, Terms cazh snd no deviation in prices.
aug III ]. C. BOOTH 4 co.
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n Postponement OF the Lecturc for the 70

ge'ous illness Of Dr. Lardners eldest child the Lecture which
taken place last Evening necessarily post
poned Tho Couise Will Friday Evening next.
| the1 2:h inst dl1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CRaS2 oRAToS ASp eoNesE =. WTH Fl. ELL Il
- &C ~ Id i9 r. f Fs e Fs 10 ~ O. II T.
THURSDAY EvEYlSc. De-. =, lsti, II The s;OsdTay
Tabernacle.
9.sI,a,s. Ron. III NE ac5e
8Ts@si.d. o;;o-Fnac. t;;ad.i. i co.-l
see 49s5f ssis sls:s.a .9,
Cartaae-SEocr An;ozaInt-asl opers u Comma
SFss-Ml Jonss-rro s Ees:s;cd Gorse.. losss
Graad sSo;la Eo:sas,s s. / Fer0-
--Es-ra.o dale laErrss-ne Oreia Esg .USEizsss
PAaTu.
e 2ss5I;5,-Sis i.s i.:coa a5pcaaacese
ROso-ael onIta Caoa,s;. ~, Michel. fe'''
s' Sc xo. ls' @ e. 81 e .. e Kh:
s he f sssfi q Pssa ass g ss s
csis ssa cue; sassso sSaea
TFf6eaa-sad Bmkhadt--7he;t !, no hoae HE
paai.s Ss:oaai saaaaiconei Opera
q Hlii, @ g.ssaef Gf the oichc.ifa
e, q esgo b o5aioc. at &c pT n. = Nq &c
Rock StcrcS ani 81 he Committee Joha bcv u "
ice o! tse RechaSie Recorder. lD tqtoa street m H.
s ei s Brow. % aGsS s;,e doors above Cans
w "; s s9 At = - anr @ lie ..s II tie Coz
cert Doors oFea =: "a ocSocA exefcSs - csnsee NJ
i: o'clock. aIg =
CoNCERT-A Co9co: Of aii,ie W b s.yea ~ The sec
on THU RSpAy EVENING DesenibeF is commencing AT
Conductor. DANIEL 4. BELL.
Mr. VIZ Woo' VA P F5f; + H s'a and Plane Forte
shsa.5 ST. a6. sEss ea Ss'e
s. Song The beautiful by - IMe'
S SsaS,sas HsaGsay fg pb,s, Stevenson
N9s and eb rSgsf il0 q a 9e Saa yn
soos-.r The ei,.ve of B6 PSTT IL ....H Heath
6ssp5 to !fR S% III: yman
5 Duet Hark to The sabbath Bells -, ~,
+ S SSass an sset md d9 HS.sas ss
Ticket; . cents adpas lady snG ssS,enSn an. wn
A. Coasn 80 Grands;;ec Union ard Messenger Qtee 10
Fnlton.sireet, and at The door. ----- III -Ih-
GRAND VOCAL AMI INSTRUMENT C g, EFT,
vOLE%T SUCIErY.-The Committee e The NeT. W.. i9Ss
ach Bevoa oeet ha the hSnS tsi 's lSe
ces t6r Gad Vcc4 and Instrumental ConecIt to be svea
at I g9%9 ia y I PsSsYRs?l i Fco and MILE
SSIaff{sit0 hAFEFfi' AEssSs. ffirSSh AND
Full Orchestra nsl Chorisses .r,.,
Ter aad Pp.Gq:st 81 S S i He NS
SIC stores and principal Hotels and from the Members OF The
ali GEORGE GUYUET, Secretary.
OLE BULL.
S sye cdAcEFT iS"; s%
nnd effective Orchestra, under the direction OF Ssnnt IN
MAMMA whea no will have the honor 70 perform Tor the
iir,t time his new composition. entitled NIAGA ha, WIFE
other novelties. Particular IN future advertisement al
GRAM A GoScEETo Zen E fHTEE s OF Tn !:
PAI,M0'S OPERA ROUSE, Saturday. lih December.
The following eminent artists have volunteered tS Services
SIGNORA BORGHESE,
SIGNORA PlCO.
EIGNOR SANQUIRICO.
slGNSooR% e PE = q z2.II,ryxr
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WANTED.

TITO MERCHANTS AND JoBBERS1Wnntad. BY a
YOUNG MAN. situation whoesse loSoas e',ao
can influence considerable trade especially Southern lie
would for small % sna PEI n The Ger
language and for eapsbty Sc rse T. ms so cam can
nss., This; wi 9 receive thanks Address, dis
JN7ANTED-A situation a, Nurse and Seamsess by an
once can take charge infant from The monthly nurse a
good washer and rone Apply at IS WastIes sh o
bel@aS, woald make heSsef useful respectable family
good plain sewer. also give satisfactory Guy Sc
VHTANTED-A situation BY ENGLlSHWoM MA S. as
w House OF Chambernad or h9neIoIk IN 4 small fnn
!y Good city reference Apply OF 80 bowely.
AN6MaN. 10 do general hOusewOTk. Such as can fur
p' 6aS q sS
uIANTEp-A situation BY respectable , YoUNG
with the Ss aes s sa asS ss sRsn
apply at 30 isa Sixth Avenue between Iws'h A dl s.
49,; STFn4 ,ituai,On by strong GIRL who give
w s1sssnt ci,y reference cook. wssh and uon f.sse
INQUIRE nj ao3 Varckst up starr
70, .se 5s gfstsss
and offers Advantage, to ia ersSa Sddess
ITANTED-PIaces By respectable Gi,s WIN =, ss3
w erences one rs cook. wash and non Ap2y a. s0 40
ply at No 10 Third street, Cottage place:
TANTED-By the undcrped SOBER ndns ;nr f hsd
wv steady mag. situation with ss compssnt 10 DO
general work abou; fans Apply p lEs,aM eSoRck
yAYTFD-By YOUNG MAN from the WessIn pau Y,
w OF this State situation as salesman ,n " tsood many
D Goods HG ss had s yea
10 sots would mol expect much wages until s ps An al
this Office addressed 70 =. b. VIA 'Nss' ne aws'
ton.
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10 - ~ " - IiEOR. GIYNET.

T ECTIIRFs- ON SCOTTISH MINsTRELsY.I ,sIR;
CIIREHCGH respectfully intimntes his friend, and
the lovers oi Scottish Mesiy. That no has o,eptsd series Of
Lectures illustrative of the Ancient and Modern Anseisy ~
Scotlrnd including the early Historical and Romantic ballads
of The Chyqrrs, periods OF the Hardy knnc the Wallace The
Bruce the Douglas the james. and tMinsrcly ct The scot
s Bo.ierl the heroic pathetic and humorous incobtc ba
lads OF Prince Charles md MS adventurous wnndennS
niso the or;n and history Of tho most admired Scottish IA
ona Melodies which have been welded = yeI.e % the I'M
mortal Ramsay Buns, hacniel, Tannnhl. Scott &C., with
anecdotes and incident, of these authors and their songs
The Songs IN illustration VIII be announced in The programme
Of each lecture which 10 commence al an early
dsy in December md be continued once week TIL concud
Al
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The recent s have restored our river to navigable con
on and we anticipate IFS continuance, fox the remainder
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wo.d move and too, have done, One Of the very
N amusing and clever Editors IN this CITY, has not unapty
called hisa tooth drawing controversy viii be eso
ec;ed that notice order 10 prevent any inrther
WITHOUT the least pain or fracture airy eItraeed from
US and if Mr. Dodge and the public are SATISFIED WIN he
nroessonnl integrity uni skill" with which he has drawn
them out" we shall no complain but having the wnsn
in our hands, prove all thai we nave SAID ana
rreni dea more we could admit to be utwrong
To be right misrepresentation TO be professional labor
have no word o! ccneacn from but not De VII IND Us
re. DIV and willing TO he called out again r paRRsMILS.
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Co.nmercial and money matters.

- Fer Commercial aud onev Matters. sec Last Page
TUESDAY. P. III.
Stocks were heavy to-day, and our Mexican re-
.iou, used by the bea endeavor to create panic
The fall, however. was not large.
The Foreign Bill market is quiet and steady.
The supply Of bills large and the demand limit.
Cd Sterling 81 lo4 Francs 92 2l54. AtChnres-
ten Sterling 81 doors: Sight Checks New. York
Z discount, ~ day, discount. At Neworlcan, Sterling is
s5ask; Francs ny Is; Sight New York 4 u
Ind,v. IL. N IL discount