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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-12-12
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81. ON or about the Is, of No.
IN vember, from the stable of the
n.n subscriber, residing near Day.
NS1,on lll's., middle size BAY
sssn MARE, from s 10 10 years
old. black name and tail, little white on
the ghthind foot, has small lump on
the back caused by the saddle, has some
white hairs on the top Of the neck where
the collar works, and was taken with a
blind bride and saddle. u.
Any Information respecting the mare,
will be thankfully received and suitably
rewarded by IA. DUNAvAN.
Dayton, Dec. 5, 1915. 24-3
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October 81. 1916.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

Z UST received, complete assortment of Fall
% and Winter Goods. which we offer for sale
low for cash or produce. among which may be
found the following articles:
Broad cloth. cassimers. and sattlne,ts
of all colors and qualities, tweeds, hard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, alpaccas,
bombazines, cashmeres, chnsans, nous
de lanes. ginghams, and large assert
ment Of fancy prints. rob roy, glrandole.
melted and merino shawls. mills, gloves,
rislle,ls, ribbons. green barage. vevets,
black and blue-black dress silks, black
and white lace, edgings, inser,ings, cam.
brics, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash
mere merno, worsied and Moravian
hose, black aud white cotton do, banda
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchlis,
alpaca aud silk cravats. comiorters, sus-
penders, buck miI,ens, gloves, &C.. plain
and plaid linseys, Caroline and Victoria
pIaids, red and white woolIen Aannels,
Canton do. hickory stripes. white,
brown, and blue drlllings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire.
pins, nedes, combs, &c., &C., batting,
waddng, brown sheeIngs and shir,ings,
of all qualities, iickings, burlaps, and
baggings.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment of cutlery,
spoons, ox.chains and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg.
(liers. shovel and ,ongs, trace-chains,
pi,ch-(orks, hoes, lanterns, butts and
screws, door,latches. bolts. locks, mill
and hand saw files. hand, cross-cut, mill,
and circular saws, ha,chets, hammers,
axes, bed-screws, wood. knobs, brsds,
,acks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment of Crockery.
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES.
CUSHMAN g. GRlDLEY.
Oct. %, 1915. ls-ly.
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New Fancy Dry Good store.

II &A.FRlEDMAN jus, arrivedfrom New
% . York, IRE now opening, one door noah Of
the Mansion House, n desirable .,ock 81 Fancy
Dry Goods comprising good assortment OF Ia.
dies dress goods, shawls, l,ccs, ribbons, and
many more articles, which they will sell n, Chi.
cago prices, for cash. Gl4 20.3m.
Ottawa, Nov. Z, ISIS.
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Peru, Nov. 7, 1915.
Administrators Sale.

ri Office is hereby given tina, in
v pursuance Of an order of the cir.
cult court Of LA Sale county, will sell,
by public auction, a, the door Of the
court house i'll Ottawa, in said county. on
the l7ih day of January next, at twelve
o'clock at noon Of that day, for cash, the
following real estate, to wit: the south
half OF the sou,h.wes, quarter of section
'wen'y-lonr, township lhr,y.ihree, north
of range three east of the third principal
meridian, containing eighty acres, more
or less. THOMAS 1RACY,
December 4, lsio. .2dm'r,
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To Weayers.

NTEAVERS reeds, wide and narrow, ass'l ),
w Fly shuttlcs. and weavers' Brushes, for
sale by J. G. NATrINGER.
Nov II, 1915.
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Estate Of Geo. Ransberger, decd.
A III. persons having claims against the
IVA estate Of George Ransberger, decd,
are hereby notified aud requested 10 exhl-
bill the same to the undersigned, admins
traitor of said estate. or to the probate JUS
tlce of the peace Of La Sale county, for
settlement. within nine months rom The
date hereof. BRONSON MURRAY, a
Nov. 81, 1915. 23-4i1 .4inl'r.
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A l. So,

superior blue Commercial Letter Paper,
do white Quarto Post do
Blue wove thin Packet Post do
Fine white Foolscap.
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, Feolscap,
Common Foolscap, ruled, l2t cts. per luire,
Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque Quilts, best quality,
States, assorted sizes,
Black Ink, Waters, Double Refined Drawing
AMI common Lead Pencils, &C. &C.
For sale by J. G. NATTlNGER.
Otlaws, Nov. %, 1915.
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Wanted.

= 'WO first rate MlLLERS who will
find immediate employ a, Sladden's
Mill, Dayton, La Sale county. Ill.
Dec. S, lS45. G. MANN & SON.
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Sands Comp. Ext ofThayr's, Lees, Smiths
Sarsaparilia t.0 Sugar Coated, Ell.
Wis,ar sDalsam Of Wild more's, Jaynes, Sap
cherry. ping,on's, Sias', Hoo
DR. Taylors Ba.sam of pcr's, Peters, Phin-
Lverwou. ney's and several 9th
DrIlamil,on's Vegetable eT kinds Of Pills.
Balsam. ... Lindscy's nerve q bone
DR. Buchan's Celebrated and other Linlments
Hungarian Balssrn Dalley's Magical Pam
Turling,ons Balsam of Extractor.
Life. ...... Roofs Ring. bone ONT
DR. Jaync's celebrated mcnl.
family medicines. DR. upham's Elec,uary
D A Fahnesiock's YER of the Piles.
mfuge and family me- Hays Imminent.
dcines. Deans Chemical Plaster
Wells Celebrated Siren Bateman's Drops.
pthHiag Plaster, and Balm Of Columbia, brl-
Poor Mans Plaster. ,ish Oil, Harlem Oil,
Fosgates Anodyne Cor IPeleg Whites Salve.
dial. GodiIey's Cordial.
Ottawa Nov Z lSi5.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
MONEY MARK ET.



Notwithstanding the speculation gong on in two
three Of the fancy railroad stocks, and the rapid ad
the daily quotations, there is a downward
movement in all the roally good stocks in the list
The dividend paying State stocks and those of the eder
al government steadily declining in the face of
acsumulatng interest and increased value for invest
ment temporary or permanent. The stock market is in
rather active state than otherwise and the operations
in the railroad stocks alluded extensive and
prices far in advance of those ruling month ago.
that the falling off in other stocks is hardly noticed
the market is consequently in very artificial condition.
The speculation going in Norwich and Wor-
cester, Long Island and Stoningon railroad stocks
must soon break down from its imitation, independ
ant of any external cause, while quotations for other
stocks depend entirely upon the complexion Of our TO-
reign relations and the Of government in
laon to the important political matters that will come be-
fore Congress at the approaching session.
We annex comparative table giving the quotations
for stocks in this market for each day Of the week just
closed and for the last day of the previous week. for the
purpose of showing the fluctuations in prices and the
progress Of the speculative movement going in the
fancy stocks The efforts of tho bulls appear to be
cenered upon Norwich and Worcester, the advance
has been confined principally to that stock =
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Neck snass o Ssssass Of ing eth at the Em Throg
ON Msn ESQ aged years and months
stsnsr sdn0as in Ss 9th asosor crssssH Glass
e His M tuner will take suce tsss afternoon At oc,oc
IRON ON NO SO Charltoa street. "''' - o'o'A'
rI. saturday evecing, the sth inst JAMES BoYp HUI
=, vi New Orleans in the 40th year of his age
Ienas and those OF James Foster Jr and of Bache
cfynfs, are invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
a. a past three O'Clock precisely from the Bond street
house, 663 Broadway, to st. Marks church
On Saturday the 9Th iss of and severe illness
Mrs ANN ELIZA, vile OF Mr. Wm Goodheart in the 10th
year OF her ese.
Thn relatives and friends of the family and those of the
late VIM Kirk, her father respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon et o'clock from her
late residence, 735 Washington street.
JoHN HALsEx, senior, in the s7th year of his age.
- Ills friends and those of his John, William and
Charles are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
IRON his late residence of Clinton and yre ave.
nues, brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon at o'c l,ck
= Carriages will be in waiting at the Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn. Of
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NdPHIHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE J!

MISUNDERSTANDING the short time during which
tbx Invaluable medicine has been before the American
nnhc rs sne properties and virtues have unequivocay
proysd II 70 be not only reliable but also unfang
remedy in all prescribed to be within its legitimate
ntro Unlike many vaunted articles advertised the Naph
tbs Syrup is not put forth succedenum for every ament
remedy for every disease but for us astonishing powers
Inv no other met within the of the
fhamacopes, allaying irritation or Inflammation Of the
coatnrs and stimulating the bronch to action;
expectoan and an Alternative and
above ali for its wonderful property Of 49, -
AIiRESTING THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE,
And caking down pulmonary disease when established
referred which will be
cheeruy furnished the office Of the agency The experience
o Dr. Hastings and recently Of de Lon
don Lancet effected by jealous fellow aborer Dr. Hocken
of London cient of themselves convince the tmo
Gus skepc m the perfect durability BY the above remedial
agent Justly dreaded disease Phhss PumonaIis or
Tubercular Consumption. Let despair, :.
For sale by MOORE Il CO, the American Agents, -
Ann street and j. Elliott I73 DIVISION STREET, op-
ilss for s5 n5 I'm je
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DANCING ACADEMY

MR. PARKER has the honor to announce to his friends
III and the public that his first Ball of the season will take
p,nss p on i TuEsoAY EVENING NEXT hi;
eng to commence o'clock Tickets ST. to admit gentle
man and his ladies' On which occasion will brought for
other Ball Room dances '' "
Nr Sheltons much admired Coton Band is engaged for
the season, and will introduce variety OF new music
Mr. assures the public that the proprietor te house has
attached for the comfort Of ladies and The
been laid do the CITY 'e ' ''
Bleeckerstreet nl0ot.mc "
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leled popularity finished and sklu artisan in all the ramf-
cations OF the tonsoa excited envy among
INC ogonx about own-wonder their kings will give any
oouy The hydrophoha who tell I'm the time
& ha grace y word the tout easemble the cutting of their
!gsed ends 20 pay Hill yist will abundantly repay
or any onble experienced going of your way His Of
nee IS No. Is, Nassau street. corner of Pine.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, lS45.

WASHINGTON, NOV. o, lSAO.
Intending to pass the winter at Washington,
will if my letters shall prove acceptable to you give
you occasionally my impressions, as citizen of
New York, sf matters and things here, as they may
have bearing on national politics, hastily thorwn
together, but, nevertheless, derived from authentic
Sources and committed to paper without bias In fa-
vor of any particular clique or section.
have, during the last week, fallen in with num-
ber of prominent gentlemen from Pennsylvanla-and
il is of Pennsylvania politics design, in this letter,
70 sneak but without intending, the remotes de.
gree, to Interfere with your regular correspondents.
simply make use Of your columns to convey nfor-
nation 70 the public, which it may not be In their
power to communicate.
Whether MIR. Buchanan maintains his position
md Influence in the Cabinet, is matter OF great
uncertainty the course of the papers In his interest
~, oon,rarv Notwithstanding. He ought to re-
10 9 where he isbut think he Is disposed to oc.
cep place on the bench o. 'ne SapreWe Wh
Gass T and Silas Wright in the field. he has but
sght chance for the successon and Of this ne Is as
well aware as any one, though | am inclined to be-
lieve that he might distance hoth.
Mr. Dallas has many friends, but he has not the
nonuarity in the interior Of Pennsylvania, to furnish
he necessary capital for successful asprant tor the
Presidency He is an estimable gentleman, posses
ed of every qualification tor the Presidency, put 3e
Mr. Calhoun, is in very bad hands. i. ,sons ~.
In PENNSYLVANIA, the great mass OF the people are
&c Course lor = Pennsylvania candidate. Mr.. Bu-
chanan has most strength with the masses. u ne
upon the bencn friends bsevs' eye ,Sa w St
Ter Sas Wright to George MI Dallas, a1l .li1 , mu.
nendent friends OF Mr. Dallas have rendered them
pehhueh. nul;orly obnoxious TO those of Mr. Bucha
sSes w be able to udge Of the force Of
rsmarks and speculatons, which will have no force %
II te c9n'TSs, Tsat !, will occur have doubt and
aaver,en. v, ae,sr he n1% meeting Of Congress.
SoTT The ee TYLER party in Pennsylvania have recently
been % ye active, through their agents here, N ven
endeavors to seue the question "Wnere ,ney II
gn Ioel Sutherland, lcraerIy ngnn,t nT
Congress. and late Naval officer, under lyle'' "
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Delicate Surgical operation.-A very DELI

cate surgical operation and with the most perfect
nas - lately been performed BY Dr. L. Proudoo Of this city,
men, on llte girl Of only eight Of The deform
Ky Was occasoned by burn, in early infancy which caused
shs IA prodaeag very great deorm Ate; dis:eesng
piece OF skin taken from the temple aud made t s
WOUND under the eye with the possible precision
Inc whole wound has perfectly united and the defomity
entirely removed. u
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pATEN,r pApIFR MACHIE TRAYS.

PATENT PAPER MACH1E TRAYS.
A NEW ARTICLE in elegant patterns, Is now offered at
n prices much lower than formerly Also, superior assor
neat Ivory Table Knives and Forks IN dozens aud sets OF
Fathers Braces and Bits &c. and general stock ofTaoe and
Pocket Cutlery, Saws, Razors &c.
The above are direct from and offered
at low prices. bahION bhO lmEhS,
LStFrc xtreet.
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Washington.

Washington.
[Corres spcndence Of the New Yo,' Heraldl
WASHINGTON, Nov. =, l845
Saturday. p. M.
important Dispatches from Mexico.
important dispatches were received here last eve
ning from Mexico, and are supposed to be of great
moment, but nothing has, up to this hour, been di-
vulges from the State Department 1t is understood
that cabinet meeting was held early to day on the
subject Various rumors have been flyinr abou
the west end, and the out door belief seems to be, !,
that they are decisive; but how-pay and peace, or
no pay and war-no one can tell We will know,
very likely, before the next mail closes What gives
pauslbility to the importance of the news re-
ceived, is the fact, that the principal editor of the
government organ has been closely closeted all day.
and denied to any visitor, any account; but
whether he is engaged in indoctrinating his new
village assistant, from western Virginia into the
historical merits OF the Oregon question, or study
day, another day must deveope.
The New York herald., 1845-11-10
LOST.

LOST,
A GOLD WATCH, CHAIN, AND KEY, supposed TO
have been accidentally dropped in Hudson street yeser
day morning between Beach aud Vandam streets small at
thhdys Gold Watsh to which appendsd short gold
Geneva make and its number is 1864 Whoever may have
Iound these articles shall bringing them No Isl Hud
sale. - ~ 80 IN sI ar VI
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FART IT.
The fayorite Tramp Chorus ,lnter,persed with Solo

|.
The favorite Tramp Chorus ,interspersed with Solo
dom on.. ................ H X Bishop
Cayatna-Taliero, Op Marine Signot Aupck Don izetti
Grand Marche Marocaine executed by Leopold de
Meyer. Aud the will be performed by
the Grand Orchestra, Instrumental by the
great Berloiz with original Coda, and exc
cuted in Paris under his direction with astonish-
ing effect On the present occasion it will be
under the direction Of Leopold de Meyer.....;
The Prayer Op Moses in Egypt. Solos and ~.
Ov..,uyawinb;lee bv reouest -. Weber
The Orchestra will of go voices and nearly i0o IN
MIR H. Marks Leader Of the Orchestra By permission of
WIN. MITCHELL Esa.
Mr.. Timm will preside the Piano Forte. -
The whole under the direction of Mr. u. e. Hill
Concert TO commence at o'clock
and at saSton Miles, 2o5 Broadway; Leav IrSws lsi
Wall and Water sts j. p. Perkins, No. l Wall ST.; a.
Sparks 6l Fulton II. Megs, 4i6 Broadway; Geo Whlt
ausa 49, '' ~ ' n8 81 re
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WILLIAM NEWELL,
Late at II Sprpce street,)
ST,EREOTYPER AND PRINTER,
Tribune buildings,

NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE PARK.
as AN entire new Of Type and every facility
for Storeotypng and Printing, on the most favorable
terms. NJ iW'm
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Kew stock Exchans
Married.
Died

On the sth inst. by the Rev. Aaron Rogers, e,r,,
DANDo, Jr, to Miss WEILHEMrNA AUGUSTA e,,rsr,s aI
of this city. SDhLs' AZ
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AfsCH sTHklET 'FIIEAIlsh.

AfsCH sTKEiGT 'iHEAuRN.
PHILADELPHIA.
orAGG MANA1EA A..............-.....MR .MR X T. Srrvsss
MSS sEvSSfa vESSffPS SaSR aSR E Mh SsHAM 5iEsSth
Monday Eivsn;ng. November 10th,
WilI sc be presented mt JONATHAN BRADFoRD.Jonatha
Ealeb E scrimmage. Mr. Burke Anne Bradford, Miss A
Followed with THE CouNTERFEITERs- Red.
land land Stevens Larry o'Gig, BOugham Rose Redland,
To conclude with the FORTUNE TELLER-B. Useful
Uriah Doc. Mr. siIsbee: Blanca Carotti, Mrs Burke
MISS BRAMSON'S CONCERT.
nj shAMs8N HAKas4
yeaIs respectfully informs her friends and the public that she
FAREWELL CONCERT,
Niblos Saloon,
On Tuesday, November 18th, 1916,
On which occasion she will be assisted by the following tai
Mons EoS5s Ms SlHHRT SIgs4iT PHILLIPS :,
Der hs dsee1 a s as I 1ep % Fl city,
0 '0s ''''" = a Chambers N MkTENRY ksiT2fEaSH G rMM
W-TICKETs ONE DOLLAR,-e0
chas1 to b. sGs sS m ws,1 ri 50
on The evening OF the concert
Ara Miss Wndmuer, 'Das AIpenhorn iCoirno
Grand Fsa,asia-Miss Bramson, LIE Maiche d 'i0'n
Otello, with full orchestra. ...... Herr
Ballad-'l'll watch for thee Mr. Austin Phillips,
Dusofiano Forte Miss Brsm,on and Miss Har- '"'''p'
rlet BramsOn.
French Les Herondees Feicen David
ct lie Bon Cure Puget
PART H.
Overture-Der Freyschutz ............ Weber
Cavatina-Nliss Wndmuler, (from the Opera Ca
Air isnsase~fes e Ficar des Bo Mon. ai. "s'e'4'n's
Du erto-By Miss j. and ii Bronson. on...........
Ballad Calm was the night MIR Austin Philips A. Phillips
Concerto, Piano Forte-Mss Bramson with full
orchestra. ............ -. Czsray
To 9 o'clock Doors open att
Certificates to Miss Josephine Bramsen, By thirty
one eminent professors OF music
I'VE have had the of hearing Miss Josephine Brsm
party and must confess that heard
child of ten years play the Piano Forte with all the
rapdy the precision the steady mekeepng and the taste
of adult professor; she throws force the
volumes her tones than could have supposed her ply
cal strength could accomplish We feel confident she is des
rival the pianist thus far known Professors
Of New YorkPiero Mareneell Michele Rapetti George
Hill, q w Thos Jones. Professors OF Phadephi
Ehrch Cross, Coninct Edw Barton, Joseph PLIGHT
& Jarvis, Dorigo, Reinhart Z DudoIph, + Solte
Vincent Smith. Augustus Cauisi Professors of Baltimore
Samuel CaTnsi "A Allen, Peri, Metz; Professors OF
Barnet Jos Monds Carl Lorenz nc Ctr
The New York herald., 1845-11-10

a MEETING OF THE CLERKS employed in the Fur
nitnre aud Feat Business Chatham East
broadway, held anahaa Hail. 1888 Chatham street ON
FRIDAY evening, Nov 7th 1915. The meeting called TO
Grder, and Mr. JACKSON was appointed President, Mr.
JOHNSON were appointed Secretaries
The Chairman aud addressed the meeting stating the
ooect for winch they assembled Whereupon the fol-
Iohg preamble aud resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas the chie objct OF petition to employers,
except saturday night give all opportunity after
tne abors Oh the minds the
cety OF our fam lies; therefore
RESOLVED That the very prompt aud handsome manner in
which the propretor Of all the principal establishments
aquesced request close al DARK rebounds
by ~
Resolved That it shall be care to use al, the eyer
ions our power to increase The business of
tnerroy 70 snow TO them that unmindfu Of
smallest fsyors manifested towards
Resolved That the thanks of this meeting be rendered
through the Secretaries, to Nesss Green Loser for the
ma manner which they have offered the use gra
tutousiy, oi Their room this evening.
esoVed mat the proceedings Of this meeting tog
YIN .he names OF employers &c in the Courier
The following the Of the employers above re-
ferred to- ~ -
4 BALDWIN % 1883 Chatham st. Mel!,n Co leeS Chat
nerrencs Boyle lso M. Willard, $50
ring y Terry, I'D >. o. Belts, 1874
- paxton 20, IBl James McCombIc, I73
T. ~ ~ heIpert III " G. hler, IS East Broadway.
4 4 Mhc9Mdsa;ony hs9d,.;o Is is&i'' nKpp Son, iO& is
y. pslaWm iyo . samuel Martin, So
Hall Co, l6l J. McDivitt, a
W.S Humphreys, 1853 x l39" VS.. Thompson 10
Phelps Kingman, 1lS&l20" j. X COMPARTMENTS cor H.
~ " HAIL. lo3 - :, Broadway x Cathar,ne ST.
Joseph Daymon, l9l Stocking 4 Peuie i62 Pearl ST.
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u. G. HILLS
FE STIV VAL co N G E r T
Will take place at the

BKOADWAY TABERNACLE,
On MONDAY EVENING, 10th November,
an which occasion he will be assisted by the Members of
~ ihe Philharmonic and New York Sacred Music Societies.
and snguished musical ability Of this city, who have
unteered their the whole forming of
Vocal and Instrumental talent hitherto presented Con-
cert in America.
The eel ebrated Vrtuoso
LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
Will perform on the Piano Forte.
SOLISTS:
MAD ANTOINETTE OTTO,
Her first since her return from Europe
MISS JULIA NORTHALL,
sIGNoR> >s AUplGK II rs arst rs 1gResaaTTatnSHssp RgRRsaTtSsp
Special Viooncellist to Ferdinand VII.
SIGNOR +. MAYER,
MR.. J. A. KYLE Flutist
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ne 9wmers 81 Cabs and Coaches conveying company 70
e pan OF the independent Tompk,us Blues at Castle
,, .s 'enng VIII enter the Battery the gate
,,o,.m JOHN HUTHWAITE
- . - ~ Inspector Of Hacks aud Cabs.
Key West and New Oreans-Pascngers going ont IN he
above are requested to be az 10 O'clock To-
morrow tluesdav) morning, at Clinton street vbsf Ess,
River, NJ which time she will saiI. 0' ""'' r-'s'
N.B-She accommodate number mara or p.....xu
"'' "'e 0e'' W o'"e Asooms nl0 lt.mc
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PROGRAMME.
IN nm

PROGRAMME
PART l.
Observation-Disclosures Tell Full Orchestra Rossi
Beaming' g'.............. ............. Web.
Duetto~"Dave mai . Op Elisa Claudio Miss Ju
Tia Nortbal and Mr. Mayer ............ Marcadant
Soio-Flute, Mr. A Kyle, lntrodaction and bril-
che Soreeraian On Donna del Lago. LIST time, BHche
Otto .............. Donzet
Fantssie-V Voloncello Mons Boucher. ..... ---
Chorus-Fnae Of the First Act of Earyanthe So,
10 Parts, Mad Otto; Quartet, Mad Otto and
irst time in America = ..s......... Wehe
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NOTICE 10 DEBTORS OF THE FIRM OF VAL
~ BRIDGE, ROBBINS l. McKNIGHT.-The firm of
Walbudge Robbins Mcknight lately transctng business
at No 28 Liberty street. having made assignir en OF ali
goods shates effects and credits to the undersigned Ell per
sons indebted TO the said firm hereby notified my
men Of their said Indebtedness the undersigned such
hereby warned not to make such payments
any q the persons composing the late firm Of wabrijse Rob
oms Mcknight New York, October 30lh 1915.
p..., H. w. PEMBEkTON x co. 100 John st.
mdeped to said firm respectfully requested
~ ne win statement Of their with said firm.
~ ousHc r.. w, i.