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sotions have nothing do with the actual value Of the
stocks, and should have unsvorabls influence upon
The present management The Harlem Railroad Com
pany has board Of directors equal any other In the
country and under the present management the road Is
being rapidly extended northwar, and viii ultimately
not only reach Albany but will connect with the eastern
roads, at several points The Long Island Railroad ne
yer was In more prosperous condition. The receipts
Of the company have this year been large per
last and the road Is in excellent order will always
be the most expeditions route to Boston and such will
command very large amount of travel The Norwich
Worcester Railroad Company amidst all the oppos.
on notwithstanding the great reduction in the price Of
passage, have been in the receipt of larger gross
come this year than last it is possible the nett income
may at the close OF the year, be trfe less than last
but road that sustain ITSELF surrounded this has
been with the most determined opposition must have
great local advantages and must be immensely produc
tive in the absence of competition OF these three rail
roads, only (ths Norwich worcester has declared
dividend and that at present prices is six per cent
stock the nett earnings of the Long Island sufficient
to permit the declaration OF dividend in January but
is possible the surplus may be appropriated to the pay
ment of instament of the debt which in fact much
better for the stockholders than small dividend The
nett receipts of the Harlem Railroad this year will be
sufficient to pay dividend Of nearly four per cent the
present cost Of the road &c. but the surplus will be
tanned for the payment Of the interest upon the loan
of $500 o0 made to pay for the extension to Somers
When this extension is completed the road will be afty
miles in length ten of which will be double track and
will terminate at of the largest towns in the interior
of the Eastern part of the State and extend the rich
est agricultural portion of the river counties With
the additional resources this extension will give thu
receipts Of the company must be very!much increased
without adding anything OF consequence to the running
expenses
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MONEY MARK ct.

wednesday, Oct. X0-6 PM.
Quotations for stocks fell of fraction to-day at tn
hrst board but rallied agsn at the second Norwich and
worcester declined per cent; Long Island stoning
ton u Erie Morris Canal Il Canton Il North American
Trust J. Vicksburg closed at yesterdays prices The
Improvement at the second board was confined TO Nor
witch and Worcester, Long Island and Canton. The
sales were very large at both boards This reaction
must nave been anticipated, upon market rising so ra
Piuiy as this has within the past week, and was.
without doubt produced for the purpose of getting con-
tracts 1t was supposed that regular break down was
at hand aAd many operators for time very much
aermed. The panic however, quickly subsidized and we
have no doubt the market will be much be nv tho
tons for the stocks most used for speculation in this
market for several periods within the past eighteen
months for tho purpose of showing the great uctua
tons within that time and the wide margin still remain
ing for advance before previous prices realized
1t will be that the three principal railroad stocks
Harlem Long Island and Stonington now selling at
from fifteen TO twenty per cent below prices ruling M
teen months since.
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HILLS INFALLIbLE ONGUENT FOR THE
HAIR

IAN any Thug be more honest Notice the fact tina, I
~ never publish certificate commendsory Of the above
uoles. has the residence Of the individual giving append
ed which enables 70 satisfy yourselves Thy enquiry that
he OnRuent Is really whst pnrpos be, aud
Y also hit Il ;; warranted in ~ cases. either id
If the hair, restore ito bad erd ptyrs dand-
ruff scu and all civilizations Of the cucle or scap
red grey hairs TO beautiful daik color make the HAIR
moist, soft, curly &c.
do hereby certify that have been seriously afflicted with
dandfu and falling off Of the hair and raj
articles for the wthou the least benefit; indeed
fearful If becoming bald; finally being aduced use Hills
lnfsbe Onguent am harry 70 say the result
tisfactory for shot time the dandruf entirely dis
strongly recommend it for the above Yours, &c.
JAMES BLANCHARD, No. 40, Avenue D.
Recollect, His lnfallib onguent be obtained
only his principal Office the northwest o Pine and
Nassau s,s, and at the following Agents. New York
,,Wm H. Carey Y Co, 1876 Pearl st.; Graham x Co, 70
Water st Mr. Thomas sewe a7s Grand st Brooklyn; A.
npooner Co., 81 Fulton Mrs J. Jodans Fancy Store,
r. 10 81 Sewfe9 Grand and south LIST @ Albany, A.
timer Mowory Of Mart ef aud Charles STREETS New.
AIR 'o., y. Inpre, 293 Broad corner Of Market ST.
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CHAP AND FASHIONABLE CLU1hlNU.
w. I'll. DEGROOT y CO.,


MOULD respectfully inform their Customers and the Pub
w lie they prepared furnish every article IN their
line the following low prices which at least 80 per cent
lower than had other establishment this city
Ovecoas of best material made and trimmed IN the latest
STYLE FROM 81 50 TO SN Clocks, Of French and pSsh
Dress and Frock Goats from ssto SIC Pants Of shade
assortment Of excellent rial and made the
best from 81 to s. kewise exen variety Of
Cloths Cassmeres, and Vestings, always hand, which
will be made TO suit the most fastidous full will
be furnished "a hours for from SIS $50 Best OF Cutters
parnculT can be suicidal NO 100 FULTON sTKEET
"a I'm
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ATRAPILATORY,
OR LIQUID
HAIR DYE

FOR CHANGING THE COLOR UF THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, In A FEW MINUTES,
By simple and easy process uithout staining The
skin, or in any ,cay injuing the hair
BY j. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET.
ME great advantages possessed by this Hair Dye
those hitherto will be at apparent produ.
ces perfectly natural olor comparatively short
time aud much Of the trouble and attending the
all FORMER dyes entirely obvate in this For produ-
cling the lighter shades of brown the Aspsto be said
be the only preparation through which result
can be relied and in addition color having close
resemblance 70 that OF completely defy
ton the Of the dye will be found respect luxurious
to the hair, which, after the will retain its
toned sofness elasticity and gloss.
J. LAIRD, % Chatham St,
o3o hmm New York.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Collsge will be opened ioS the session Of 1885
An Introductory Address the Pr gress of Medicine and
the Collateral Science. will be dev cred by Alexander II
Stevens, NJ: ID, the President Of the College.
The Medical Profession public generally are respect
fully inv,t, to attend.
On Tuesday 4h November at pa NJ the .egular courses
will be commenced, as follows
On Theory and Practice of Medicine Joseph NJ Smith M D.
Beck, NJ. ID.
On Chemistry and Botany, John Tory M. D.
On Anatomy and Physiology, Robert Watts, Jr Nj. d.
On PRINCIPLES aud Practic Of Surgery Willard Parker D.
On obsercs and Diseases Of Women and Children, Chand
Ter X. Gilman, Nj. ID.
Demonstrator of Anatomy, tiusavus A. Sabine, Nj. d.
GURDON BUCK, Jr., VI D., Ragistrat,
College OF Physicians and Surgeons 81 Crosby st.
October 29,h, I8i5. o3O 3ThSat&M
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Died.

On Tuesday morning, asth inst after lingering ILL.,
ness Mr. JOHN Nj GERvAIsE, aged 20 years and 10 DAYS
His friends and acquaintances respectfully request
ed to attend his funeral this afternoon both instant
at O'Clock from his late residence, 80 Green street.
without further invitation.
Az Missanssssaiay %ornlnz 18th inst etsE
to attend his funeral this afternoon 30th ns at two
o'clock from his late residence S4 Franklin street with
out further invitation.
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New stock Exchange,
Married.

On Wednesday, Goth inst at the Brick Church. by the
Rev. DR.. Spring, Mr. JOHN WILMARTH, to Miss Al o-
LINE ELIZABETH, youngest daughter Of Peter onnett
Esq al Of this city
On Tuesday, 9th inst in Chrst's Church. Springfield.
Mass by the Rev. II. w. Lee MIR. HENRY A. HArcH Of
Hartford, Conn., to Miss MARIA HOWE, of Springfield.
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Highland Cottages

VIEWS, with ground plsns of the highland Cottages M
Roxbury, near Boston, designed and erected by WIN g.
Langfor sale at the stores Of Saxton Miles yVcv PM,
nam NJ H. Newman, Roe Lockwood Son, aud other book
"o'es 90 3tis'rc
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
~.

THE PROPRIETOR Of this 6ne Hotel formerly known a
Gadsbys but now generally Called Coleman's Hotel de
ses o return his inaaks to his friends and the travelling por
have bestowed him since he opened his
and to them that he will eYertions 10 render
cewed so liberal share.
The house having been, daring the summer thoroughly
Of travellers esidens and the proprietor soil
cs continuance OF past avors the part visitors e.
Washington or residents during the session OF Congress
rg hathey will always find comfortable lodgings
polite walters. q TCI ENiAN
WASHINGTON Iity, September, l8tj. IS 3mdk Wis nh
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
sy LAST EVESlsas cssn4
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Heruld

sH LAST EVkNftt's thaiA
Washington.
Correspondence of the Heruld
WASHINGTON, Coz. Is, 1875.
The Tariff Necessity Of q Reapetiom-D1feuifyf to
rs Accomqiistrent-Ih Iron Of Pennsylvons'---
Bad Prospect for ate present Congrea-Mr. Cai-
houm coming back-A chance for Penasylponia
for the nomination Of '45 on the Log Rolling Sys-
tem-Hot rork anticipated in the Senate-jhe
South determined on the Extinction of the Lao
Of '42.
1t is said of the eccentric "Jobn Randolph Of
Roanoke" that on one occasion, amid the profound
silence of the House, suddenly starting to his feet,
and shaking his long bony finger at the Speaker, he
exclaimed-"M Mr.. Speaker Mr. Speaker, have
found the Philosophers stone-I have got it, sir and
pay as you 60" And the philosopher was right
"Pay as you co., all events is the only line of po
hey OF the Government il has ever acted upon this
principle. And in the contemplated reduction OF
the Tariff, the first consideration 10 to meet this
stringent requlsiron Of "pay as you 60" And the
very first question suggested in view OF an abate
ment OF the more extortionate impositions OF the
law OF AZ, is what amount of revenue is necessary
In order 10 enable the administration 20 'pay as II
goes" Let us see.
Thsre will probably be balance ia the Treasury
from the LIST Of July last of sS,OOOOOO above all cur
rent expenditures, including the redemption OF about
seven millions OF Treasury notes The recei pts from
all sources amounted TO near thirty millions the past
year, a balance OF nearly eight millions remaining
over from the previous year in addition. Assuming
then, that the receipts from the tariff and other
sources will be the same for the year ending July
next that they were during the last, skall have
an aggregate TO go upon OF $3S, 000, 000 The fol-
lowing are the appropriations specific and estimated
for the same period.
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GIGANTIC MASTODON


TINE EXHIBITION Of this enormous Skeleton will be
re-op~ued NJ Minerva Rooms. 400 Broadway, Wed.
nesday morning October 30 for Three pays only The
zones composing this skeleton dscov red mari pit
Newburgh Orange ". W last August, end rhb,t the
most specimen sf this extinct Of animals
exhibited The 9Th 80 feet height IL, aud weighs
TIA 1000 lbs The animal WIN alive large three
elephants, aud we ighed more than 20 o. 0 lbs
The Exhibition will close on Fnday afternoon.
Abundance Is cents-chdren half price.
l. cture-On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, half pest
o'clock aecture will be delivered in connection with the
above exhibition the Extinct Races OF Animals with the
history and habs ofthe Mastodon deve ed from Indian
dition and its anatomical structure, by Dr. J. Prime Of
Nawhurgh. o293t'rh
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$3 REWARD.

$3 REWARD.
OST the 18th instant, of Gold Spectacles, in
- Morocco Case with the Of Pearsa the
made. Whoever will the above to Ne. Wavey
Place, will receive the above reward o03l.fc
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
OST Monday of the 9th
IL Palmos Theatre, double ebony Opera Glass
Apply at 81 John ST. second stoy. $50
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
OsT.On Tuesday 2sth Instant, between Chambel street
IL aud ST. Pauis Church. Broadway, Diamond Cluster
Brcelt, with fac gold hinge chain band The
reward Will be raid on leaving 1t at Robert Rats Jewellery
store, 262 Broadway. os9 3ttmc
TINTED STATES COURT-norace H. Day ads. Chas.
- Goodyear-Equity Suit-Inda Rubber Case.
For tue advertisement the OF William
Judson solicitor nant the defend refers the
10 facts published under his name exhibiting the ruth
IN the matter IN the tribune Of Tuesday Oct zsth and
Of Nondty q H. and Weonesd 29h, wherein ap
sides off he question, tbs under VIII ch
Goodyear defeated and those who know
tmony the referred to the aidavits file the
Untsd States which will clearly show that the pa
tenee the is Together with quite
fu aud amusing history Of india Rubber improvements
wiH not object 10 adding that The
yet due. HORALE II DAY, Soliciting for himself
TWIN
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Ph.'on's Famous Hair Invigorator.

phs'on's Famous Hair Invigorator.
Neglect the hair and you neglec, thu head
a dgrevotoo late when youthful ca iris are fled
Thea use IN time the Balm-the roots sustain
,, Once more the hair will flourish bright again"
~ nine cases out OF the hair like the teeth lost
through neglect Phaons Chemical Hair Balm in The irst
psG emoss q. The dand cur
To- never had equal Prepared and sold by e. Phaop 2ia
BROADWAY, opposite st Pauls Church.
For Agents see advertisement.
portable shaving Cases.-The Subsc ribers
perfected and finished variety of the above offer the
zane as he most complete yet invented, suitable to the
80 81 .he travelling public, containing all that necessary
bstnsa 9et wh the ADDITION of the Metallic Tablet srop
sharpening ana keeping Razors perfect order
g. SAUNDERS Il SON III Broadway
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MR.. GOODYEAl

MR.. GOODYEAR
WOULD respectfully call the of the public to the
proceedings in the Court of Equity
Circuit Court Of United States for Southern District Of
New York In Equitp-C. Goodyear VS. H. n Ddp-Ths
bill TO and flied August zth 1876 of which the de-
PENDANT had due notices. the defendant has
any answer
On August 2sth notice of motion for Injunction given
TO be heard on the first Monday OF September On Tuesday
the 3oth Of September the defendant filed his affidavit against
the notion claiming the right read other adav reply
to such afhday Is the plaintiff shspld file But the Court
formed defendant that he liberty file what adav
he pleased and might have tme il he wished but that the
plaintiff would have a right reply
Upon this ntimaon from the Court the defendant
ed aud the Court granted him ten days within which to e his
anldavts with liberty to the plaintiff TO reply
The court closed Friday alter the OF the
ten days so allowed to defendant that the plaintiff had
suihcient time 10 adavits reply the witnesses
resided at distance, and in erent States aud the Coun
was about TO ADJOURN they dmsed the for nJunc
ton without hearing with liberty plaintiff 10 renew The
cessary advits-coss TO abide the event Accordingly the
1.-THE ith Monday Of November nert)
will thus be how is the made in
many Of the city papers that Mr. GOODBYE IRIS has been
decided asans, him These facts stated the request Of
MIR. Goodyear, and those acting under his patents.
o26 st+rc WIN JUDSON Solicitor for Complainant.
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FALL GARMENTS.
WIN MATTHIESSEN, IN Fulton STA choice stock
w OF Cloths, Tweeds Csssimees and Vestings are now
npeu from which selections be made moderate phi
ces, for cash only.
The cutters Of this establishment equal TO IN the
CITY for their aud skill getting garm aud
toner depend satisfaction punctualy and despatch
Those furnishing their Materials can have them made
an IN tho alb W. terms. .
I~ OUTtITTING.-Every article necessary to oomplets
'"'''' WIN MATTHIEssEN, lg Fulton street
all im.m next door to Herald Office.
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TO STEkEOTYPERS
FlNIShEK Of Stereotype Plates ia wanted 10 20 10 a
~ neehoorrg city, 10 good hand the highest wages win
be paid and his situation will be permanent Apply 10
o1S JIc H. HOE & CO, III (3old sfreet
COR SALE, VERY CHEAP-One OF Mr., Ts1,o;I 80.
lebratsd Vapor Baths. Can be seen az Mr. BATES ga
Broadway. 90 irs,e
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vHHE ApVERTlSER young man aged twentvou
who has servedan years ht
retail drug and apohecary business. and attended full
courses Lectures az Que Of the Medical Colleges Philde
pha desous oil obi ,inng situation in a drug The
factory b. Offered a. to
CAPACITY. Adore IS j. j.. Herald Office noR 3tsr
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DANCING ACADEMY

n LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway.
MILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in
M forming the public that she has opened her classes and is
now ready 10 receive pupils Mule. p ID. instruction in
all the different branches of dancing Al her Academy will be
taught 81 the and most Dances now q use
pades the Waltz Polka and all styles Of VALUES Among
Sc Mile r. d. will give her paIticu attention 70 Ladies
Boarding Schools Coullion Parties will be formed for her pu
pills exclusively. IN -,
Persons who desirours of becoming pupils Will please
apply TO Nj lie p. D.. ms above se re
A Lien DODWORTH will commence Private DANCING
N school NJ his residence, No tfS Broome street on Mon
day. Oct 2h continue dnrng the season. every Monday
Wednesday Thursday, and Saturday, al r. NJ Tor Ladies'
and A. l,r (ientIemen For terms &c apply above.
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LONDON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,
z ~.

LONOON
AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE,
No Foley Place, Regent street.
I AIDES, Gentlemen and Families visiting London, car
with .ysrv ,S quo
This establishme is constantly visited by American Fam
lies and Gentlemen arriving in Tendon honoed by the
speci pat onage Of the American Legations also by many
permssi has been given to refer
MISS PHlL LIPS bgs that Cards of Particulars,
to and by whom he is recommended may be obtained
At The office OF this paper o2t 3w-rc
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find tins desirable House
establishment fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and comfort this house to any hotel in the
and At Price Permanent boadem be accommodated
All the deliSacies Of the served up they
private po cases. private dinners sup
Ger parties. Thevery best Of liquors jus ,m'rc
BRUDERlES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS
PETER ROBERTS, No: 373 Broad.eay,
IMPORTER JOBBER AND RETAILER
INVITES the attention Of the Ladies his splendid stock OF
s sns a mos. S1Sd o s
uce which will maintain the reputation his store has long
IS lots fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs from auction.
case clear Linen Lawn DO v'ere borders from ~ to
case clear Linen Lawn Hdks tape borders from 81 50 to
use clear Linen Lawn Hdks, fancy borders.
do do do. embroidered, from s2T3 20 SIS
EN- .1o'dered under Hdkfs, high neck.
Rich EmbrOlde.sd Muslin and Applique Lace apss
roEs To- Fo tSsss
Colored tms-o,,erc Orssade Flounce, from So to si2
Thread chsny s5gs.s. and Other Wells and demiV
''''0'' ''e7@SfiN sirfi o HOSIERY SSs'
Hose Msno md Cashmere Gloyes Plaid ard Fancy Wooen
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE.
GALE OF HANDSOME FURNiTrRE.-This Day at 10
- O'clock the house No 5s West 9th Get near sth
Avenue Including beautiful Birds Plants Paintings hand
some Brussels add orh.r Garrett "a, Cloth Hall and s
Inenf Fs niture Kitchen utensis, Bedroom
Housekeeping articles generally all IN rIeellsat order
go ir-n THO5. BELL. uct'r.
I'VE WOULD DIRECT the attslton of tie public a
w large 10 OF Lots on the SIKH and 4st,
and 0h 10 made the Nerchu.' Exchange BY An
the Court Of Chancery.
Likewise ofwo Houses and Lots the 81 avenue,
22d street
Lthographc maps eau be obtained Of the auetioneer.
$50 tmc
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aken because there was to sks and 10 tho bur.
siar TOOK himself on with unparalleled haste.
ODD FKLLows.-Mr Murdoch, the tragedian, dslvsred
aLscture before the Odd Fellows of Montague Lodge in
court street on Tuesday evening, at. which he had
roL.cE iTkMs-Alicbasi Casey went into Mr.. Curtis
Nsrns hat store, priced cap, and walked of with it,
forgetting to pay for IT, On being pursued and brought
pack ne offered TO fork out but brought the po
nee and nned 50 Not being able pay IT, he was COM
United IN default Patrick McGrath inflicted
uga assault upon his wife, at the foot Of Sands street
put was discharged Of costs and giving bail
for good behavior.
EAhTIouAKr IN KINGS CoUNrY.-The rumored ICON.
vuisioh on Long Island Sunday evening last turns
our 10 have been, at the best but very feeble attempt
AZ an earthquake. We rather guess that more people
were unnecessarily alarmed than they had good and su
hcient cause for.
10 THE EDITOR THE HERALD:
SRA communication in your paper of yesterday
signed South street" relative of the Insurance
Companies, is untrue in all its parts Its author is pro-
ply The person who insured his vessel days after
mad been lost on our hehad had ample time
have heard OF her loss and yet informed officers
she was saie a. the wharf Whoever he may be- how
ever is intended that he shall escape prosec uon
for his vile SANDER. Respectfully, A TRUSTEE
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NOW EXHIBITING, tfOr short time onlyl az the Rooms
and Leonard De Kuypers celebrated statue Tin marble)
entitled
This exquisite and refined work. which has been pronounced
by all who have be the chef d0urre Of modern
and which has crowds Of admirers Europe has
been brought this great cost and risk and
confidently opened for the inspection Of the lovers Of this sub
lime and beautiful art.
Open from A. M until 10 r. M. Admittance % cents
Season Tickets 50 $50
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TITIAN'S VENUS.
THIS much admired Painting after most successful visit
TO Boston has returned this city for exhibition
No T. Lafarge Building 1853 Broadway.
Open from A. NJ. till 10 r. NJ.
Admission rs cen-Season Tickets so cents. olo swsmc
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SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT
NHE SUBSCRlB Err has the pleasure of the
ladies' nd gentlemen Of the city Of New York. he in
tends give splendid Vocal and Instrumental ConceI
Monday Evening, the 10Th Of November,
the Broadway Tabernacle, which occasion he will be
sisted bv all the professional ability Of this
city, combined with the members of the Phhamou
New FORK Sacred Nlnsic Societies. u. e. HILL.
CARD-U. G. Hill respectfully socs all those of his
steal friends ladies gentlemen who be competent 20
take part the performances either vocal Of
the Concert for rehearsal the Coliseum $50
Broadway, Wednesday Evenings, at o'clock precisely
oi8 tonic