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COMMERCIAL RECOp,
RICHMOND MARKETS w. :,

ToBACCo-Thr inspections are large H.,
or no change in prices since the last week 10 I
Tugs at 81 rs a 81 80, common leaf 90 = 2.
ding 81 $; good to ane Sc 81 IS; err, ~.
turing sells from $40 10 IS. For good and H..
the demand continues quite active. (se. ,'''
Warehouse published below.) -.
FLoUR-s4! a 81 IS per barre-dulL
WHEAT-None coming in.
CORN-40 cents per busiIel.
OA1's-26 % cents from wagons and ,au,.
WHEAT OFfAL-Bran - cts.; sha,'
Brown-stuf25 cts. !; ship-stuff IS cts. '''' y 6
CoTTON-5l 81 cents per ID.
COTTON fAkAS-RichmOnd and Mancbs,.
tory prces) Nos. to IL, IL c.; Nos l.. 10 ~ Il
PROVISIONS-Smthfie and ely currt p.c
round, "a c.; Baltimore and Western. baas'os :
&C.; sides, "A a &C.; shoulders &c; ins. '.sfs
l.ard-Smlthfield and Baltimore, 81 acc. "a,
CAITLE-Beef, from 81 30 TO S. 50, She,
To 81 50; Hogs, from 81 TO 81 25. hhS
BUTTER-Aountaln wholesale. far co,o,.
TO Is per ID and scarce Fresh Butte, f 1911 =. nps
FISh-llERKiScs: No Herrings a a. n, ~ i
COFFEE-Rio 81 a cents; ST. Domir.o :" ~. We Ia
guy II 9; Java 81 IL. 'at! :
TEAs-lmperlal aud Gunpowder co cen,.,.
h., Black IS 10 cents. - !,
SUGARS-N1w Orleans Sugars ca nc.,
mon 10 prime; Porto Rico "a e. 81 Cro, II,
Sugars IL Is. 90. n
MOLAsSES-Cuba 80 cents, Porto Rico a..
New Orleans in bbls. 81 IS cents. ''s~ ..
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co. 81
seignette 81 e5 10 IS; Imitation 40 50 -
S3i; Peach dull at so c. a 81. Prices nom,,, sat'
RUM. England, in bbs., 81 cents.
WHISKEY-We quote bbls. at - bb4s a.
GiN-American 80 cents; Holland 81 las;
gallon. =
CAApLES-Talow a lO,; sperm 80 ayu..
tent i2! - cents per ID. '-'ft
OiL-Wintrr sperm % cents; whale {; Gem.
ed do 81. Lin seed Is 10 ~ Cents -.
SOAP-For brown 81 cents per ID. WHIT.
rirgated ga "a.
fEATHERS-29 a 80 cents per lb for lis. -.
HAY-47t 50 cents.
IlIDES-Green 4 10 5 cents per H.. Spall,s F
cents.
IRoN-Pig s35 4 81 swedes $50 a 100 pert,
gliSh $50 a IS; Tredeear tRchmond mansia,t.,,
a IS; Up Country Bar ss5.
STEEII-American bstrred SliO per ton
CUT NAILS-4i cents per ID.
LIME-90 IS cents.
PLASTER-From the wharf 81 y, Basin >. j
Tirrc-s Of 500 lbs ground ST.
SALT-From The wharf 81 Go; from .,o,r !,
CLevERSEED-Si. Dull.
FLAXSEFD 81 20.
BEESWAX-27 cents. II
COAL-l0to ls cents per bushrl. b-., Cl,,. N
% cents.
SHoT-5l a 81 cents per Id.
EXCHANG ES-New York checks, Ia ltn,.n
delphia, Il prem; South Carolina, d., T..
Notes, / prem; Alabama, ~ a II dis Ballmo,. ~.
a Il prem; North Carolina, a !! dis Whe,l,,
Tennessee, , dis; Specie, prem; on LONDON. I
rSr cent. prem.
SALES OF ToBAcco made al Public War,
By Wren & Macon, Dist May, ISIS IL
Major T. A. Yanceys crop, oil Perc,
North Carolina: II
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u
with nv RIGHT arm. than extend it 10 such crea-
lures in spirit of brotherly regard. It is impera-
live upon Congress 10 enact law, when II con-
venes. 10 compel absences, who have been ont of
the country longer than five years, TO return i'm.
media,ely, on pain OF forieiling their citizenship.
Silly. blabbins maspies, should not be permitted
10 appear in the pumage OF The noble bird OF
Jove.
None but bona fdc citizens, and only those who
are natives, should be appointed TO Offices, how
ever important or however insignificant, abroad
AT home nodistinction should I've made, when The
qualifications are equal, between naturalized TO-
reigners and natives because they are under The
immediate superintendence ofthe government: but
abroad. the formerassume airs wholly unbecoming
Americans, and fail TO command that respect
which should attach TO their position. Every day
| see more and more TO convince me that there
should be a limited period for our Ministers, Sc.
cre,ares of Legation and Consuls 10 serve-and
that they should be ineligible TO re-appoinmentt 10
any most abroad. The term Of Minister should
be four wears (unless recalled for satisfactory rsa-
sons. which should be made 10 appear, but should
not be permitted to extend beyond eight; Secreta-
ries Of Legation should continue in oiflce the same
length Of time. Consuls inasmuch as they are
not saaried, and get no outfit, should be appoint
ed for eight years, and made ineligible after
Twelve. NendVt niuiSicIs III EuioPS "'io 80 =
been absent from home eighteen and twenty
years-and Consuls who have been abroad thirty.
They can have no more correct idea Of what
America is al present than The Emperor OF Rus
STA. who has never been ihere-and they have,
consequently, no sentiments in common with the
great BODY OF the nation. Their feelings are
aliena,ed and they cannot appreciate our true in.
teresls. Talk of Oregon and Texas 10 them, and
they hold up their hands and eXclaim, ave shall
be involved in war What use have We for so
much territory Great Britain won't suffer such
things !" Send individuals fresh from the people,
who have the frmness 10 take the bull by the
horns, and the time is not distant when the SIAN
derers OF our fame would be effectually broken
down in Europe.
You will see by the papers that the cotton mar
ket is somewhat agilaled, with slightly advanced
prices, and consos rather hat. This is occasoned
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cultural products from Pttsburg, East, shows the in
creased ability Of producers to the manuac
lures &C. Of the Eastern markets The increased trade
East and West has given greater revsnue to the pub
lie works Of the Stale The receipts Of dry goods at
Ptsburg this year have been fifty per cent larger than
they were last year which be partially attributed
to the additional demand at that place. of
the great quantities consumed at the great fire.
We learn that the agent Of the company formed for
the purchase Of the Springfield and Meredoca railroad
has arrived in Illinois, and taking the necessary
steps to start the road This will be good thing
Illinois. II will reduce much of her debt and give
hor citizens market for their produce The stockhods
ers OF the Illinois State Bank will also be greatly bene
6ted by this The bank. 1899, assumed the
payment Of 500 00O borrowed account Of this road
This has hitherto kept the stock Of the bank down. but
that the parties holding the bonds for which the
ban. was bound. have come forward and surrendered
them and taken the railroad in payment the bank is re-
leased from this liability and her will be enough
to edeem her stock at This will be piece Of good
fortune Tor the stockholders many of whom poor and
needy and will be greatly benefited by this happy turn
in their affairs.
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yANAMBURGH & COS
a u q T. q L ICAL EXHIBlgf.
40. 81 ROyverv


Thur ssening, Dscember 18th, isa5.
MhVA Oh having spent yeers to.ol- with
svEe cC%IECTio> CF ANNALS hat has 1 Been AZ AZ
hbit ne New yoff public. while l-tg prssstois i,r
Doors open from 10 10 ie in III. morning: and ismlto
o'clock IN the afternoon, sud 100 clock Ih- evening
ndmntsnce % eents,Ch,ldren under 10 haiLnie.
For plrcnars sfe bills ofthe day. dli lm-rc
THE CELEBn ATED OPTIC GALLERY,
NOW on ernibon at 27l Broadway, corner Of Chambers
Europe Royal Families. daals, Bishops Pro-
These consist Of finished Painting.
representing the most correct aud minute manner the fol-
The Chapel Of Wi,sm Tell in Switzerland.
Th hagnhcen Garden saloon "a the country residence
ofthe rrlncr schwartzemberg, near Vienna .
sThe terror of the subtle Tanesn Grotto in Bethlehem.
whre our say born This Is here scented In
the eondn viii h irnow beirg enrich BY many
Christian Soveegs during lapse Of centuries he
rsrresents'ion ofIh Gro whchis under the eh,efsar N
have peculiar ltere the present OF he world has
been visited 10 the revolving niur by thousands
Ihsen yene'aen and the place where began The mystic
ries OF our holy religion.
~ this city viii De deous of viewing this splendid p,ctnrr
the production Of the celebrated Italian artist Ma oil
4-Nsples, taken iron, the road.
3Ihe Solemn Entrance INTO Jenna Il the Princess Mari
anna Of savoy the occasion Of Ma rag- with the EN-
6Tbc North Pole Expedition Captain Parry the year
1897.
THE Splendid 81, Peters Square Rome as viewed
Easter Jay, lew before the Pope gives his bes
M Views once exhibited will no, the
The above vii open only until Saturday inclusive txhen
gven,) daily, except Sunday, oom ii TO aud from To IN
the evening. - So
Admtance Is cents-Families of including chill
drcn 81. d. 2mrc
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, I

WASHINGTON, Dec IS, 1916.
was much panied to see the article published in
your Herald OF the 18th, concerning that distinguish
ed statesman, Senator Dix. The author OF that av-
tice has, no doubt, been iunocentIy played upon N
regard TO the parties Of the Senator he mas givea
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL. CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS
MIR. 9; ROBERT-oN respectful " informs his friend.
w and the public that he HIS opened ciasses the above
rooms fo giving instructions the various modes d scng
Days OF tnitonWednesdsys and SATURDAYS from ,o6P
Tor ladies' and under ~ and r H.
,iemee private class for ladies' from os NJ Assem-.
biies Will take place semi neutrality-suspicious. Ae
tickets So he above have been newly sed and
RENTED ~ most elegant style and M r. nsar parents
and guardians thai effort ill be used The com
for Of pupils while at school Those wishing describe
Mr.: X will give his first Grand Ball Of the IN Mon
day, Dec u Tickets ST. for gentleman and his lal be
had at the Class Rooms, at Mr. RS, 40 Canal
n23 lm-m
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PAiss IaATaE.
Monday sc,...tns. December ;:s,
HoilgSisN CHI
ssd:Ies si s sssain
eo s Amheim .'....'....'', ~ psisvaat'
30 tt. conclude wiitth ''''' gu"
IRISH ATTORNEY
fiesu asIa.. ...'s..s..... IL. y ntIiHt
Price Of Adm,,.ioa-o.s., 81; fii. - ssau GALLERY.
doom sl oeass, ,sSsh. s-t,l, vvris. p'.e'e,
aUy1 IGRS TBEAT1E-.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PRoFRlEToB.
Monday Evening, December "a,
The 'F'''' T%cb i GsTHH"sns' with
'sss NJ NJ S S:s.s
DIhquo ,...'.'...... Il. MI Clarke
IL conclude With : ''''' ''''A
pss TTa'pa' horse sl S A xna'e
Bsr5.rs r. ms Dieoae'
Tower cents Second aud Tina D ss., ss Gu
Door. viii op.n Ssf past 8 the eur,,s il,ri..u1
NATIONAL THEATRE AVID CIRCUS.
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
yr, nds the mans s smspt Of
y%ais. sarya sfes; Equine Te%ps, az" u
The limits q advertisement will barely admit Of des.
ptye list Of some OF the highly gifted aitsts of this
establishment.
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAM. MACAkTt., Frat Principal.
MRS. HOWARD, First Scene questrlan.
MRS o WoDs an an Asns9ds and Tws Horse
Fancful and Neurological characters,
MISS l.. WELLS
Principal Male Equestrals. LEVI NORTH and T. v.
TURNER
Ne" School s' siSS5f F SEssSs indian Effects
Two and Four Hose aqoses,G,s and Postionis'' j. j.
His puI lis are W. CincsJe aud Little + Past r.
Penoniher Of Local Characters. &c, Mr.: WOODS.
Principal Arena Equestrian, w b. CARY Oh
First v,uier Of the Troupe, Mr.. MeFAsLAND.
E9u,lIorst and postnret, MR. q DUNBAR.
Ring Maste-, II. NICHOLS.
Professional Comic Vocalists, MESSR-. DICKINSON,
LATHROP WEAVER and Kt LILY
large c1pLany Of EeugS Riders An oeh,s'la full and
j he humorous splendid Costumes by MIR. A. J. ALLEN
The Box Office open from O'Clock IN the morning until
O'CLOCK PM where attention will De paid 10 he public
wishes
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MUSIC.
PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED,
SCHNEIDER g. REBHUN,
30 Crosby Street.

A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL
A LIEN DODWORTH would beg leave to iasoIta his
a friends that 1t his intention Private
Dancing School, bis residence i43 Broome street Mon
day afternoon, Oct 2O From his long with the
Dancing world aud having avaiied himself of tuetons
f.oin HE be masters that have visited this sneh
Paul 1agon and Others y! like ceebrityhc tees 40 he
well qualified 10 teach the city; biz musical
ejucatoD viii certainly give him ADVANTAGE many
NJ present ~ the profess Be thar those who ia
vof him with ,her patronage rely upon aGau
and fashionable style of Dancing.
Quarter OF q Lessons including the Quadre Iys'tz
GAi.ope and rolka ............. 80. $40 no
Ten Lessons ia Tie Waltz Polka 90
Days aud Hours Of Tuition
On Monday and Thursdays al O'Clock, for I.iics and
Misses over IL years OF age
On Wednesday and Saturday, o'clock, for sss and
Boys under l2 years Of age--snd
On Monday Wednesday, Thursday and ssturda for Gen
tlemen, at oclock r. NJ.
second Class will be formed rom TO- for ;bose who
attend earlier.
Private Lessons given any other hours either r-
deuce Of the pupil or at the school, Oh lmtrc
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PARTIES.

Ihh
vTHE SUBSCRIBER most respectfully intimslss the
fashionable public Of New York. that he has bshed
himself in the ornamental confectionery business His expe
rence q many This branch gained the
piasof Europe and the United States his superiority u work
manship and artist enables him furnish parties aud we'd
dngs with Pyramids Temples OF any description Ice Cream
OF varieties Charlotte de Russo Jeies and all other art
ces belonging TO the same profess Of superior Style aud
cheaper than where else. His place Of msnuiacory
the prest thorourhres but those adi who are
pleased TO their ord may rely being served without
disappointment, To their sa'isfscti n.
Dinners and suppers attended aud experienced waters
provided, l.. LEYPOlDT
ni3 3tawlm'rc No i2l Spri,
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ARCH STREET TE3EAEKs1s.
PHILADELPHIA.
acIINs sANAeEk. p; va" SCOTT
EVERY THING NEW.
Monday Evsning. Decem6sT 2a,
First night the Manicent and New Cabac Psntomime,
wsth new dresses appointments tricks NC called
the
GREEN MONSTER,
IN which Messrs Wood Davis, Burke, Stevens, hl Me
steyer, Brown Miss Cane and Mrs Du1n wi all
been produced thu expense Of
$4,000 and csnnot fail to attract he curiosity of ell will
feet specimens of machinery Pair ting ard
tune by the most artists Of the day. rendering
plee in every depa tment.
Miss Fisher in the merIude Of ature aud Philosophy
prior TO the ntomime The peri will conclude with
the lri.h tutor-Dr O'Toole, Mr. Shaw.
Monday entire change OF Performances bill Of great
veil ~ NAV he rfed
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NOTICE TO 'rHE PUBIJu


i OUlS ANfIcH Jewell So Chatham street most r.
- pect'ul Informs the LADIES' "a gentlemen of ew York
that be to sell and establish.
men Will ne fpd an assortment Of rich irwey which
not he Surpassed ~ this CITY, rich work
Jewelty Of description and latest style also a good
assortment OF Silver W.re, of every variety Tho ldies
hodr, ", cd tn tnet advantage to call and couvinc
theaAseves that ths will be fyu Broadway
a s..e. FL. treet prices
L. A having been but years established in Mis- ift
the coDid nee Of the customers he IA
that space o. time, will the public that tho
puff this adv ertisemeut
d2l ar LOUIS ANRICH Ga Cbsth,mst
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BALLS, PARTIES, NC.

HE subscribers daily receiving aud continually adj
ding their o' Scarfs, Cravats,
Gloves Suspeuders NC. Their assortment Of all articles ap
pertaining the wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman, III
be found far than that OF Other establish
IN this city. and well worthy the attention. Of
and residents The subscribers long and intimate knowledge
OF department Of their business the v
ing the last twenty years been engaged the
line OF business this city. that all
cles selected and manuf,ctur by us, may be de
pe,ded on, not only for the superiority Il their
flush, bat in the durability Of their workmonships-
Particular attention devoted the Ready Made Lis De
partmental manufactured Estse nent,
after the approved French method tastlv and
faithfully made aud fashioned suit the form Of the
Genemun sending their mail deg end having
their goods ofthe beat quality and a. fair and modeestc prices
with puncusy (y Expressly to part OF the country,
and all fayouring with call derend being suited
at the old Establishment OF PARsELLS X AGATE.
ms broadway. G. ner 81 Park
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MUFFS. MUFFS, FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
"A consisting OF Isabella sear Cross Fox, Man Fitch,
Ly9,, sbezan Squirrel woolvaeen, Genet ncny and Chin
chslla. WIN. BANTA,
d12 ivis@m ~ Canal st. cor. Wooster at
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LECTURES ON CJNSUMPTION.
nR WILTON will deliver course Of three Lectures
- he ceuse, prevention, and Consumrton on
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Saturday evenings Dec 23d 2,h
and 9TH insans It the Society Library Lecture Room No
1nsr tductory ] lecture free.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies', may be OBJ
tanned by Hing
J. P. Perkins, No. l Wall street.
saxton 4 Miles, POS Broadway,
Or: Midi. ton, rs Chambers st end GO Vsrick st.
Subject he lungs their RESPIRATION anatomy of the
heart circulation Of the blood animal heat &c
I'd Lecur.A view Of the cause symptoms and dis
eases which Consumption. Also brief emeut of
the results Of practical auscuitation.
Sd LeciureOn the preventioe aud In this lecture
mich valuable information will be relating
which have uuder his observation and treatment within
the lest fe the Eastern States where he
lee mrg upoa and the disease pprand
in all The Doctor having red of the
disease In its worst FORM will give brief OF his
The lectures will be ILLUSTRATED by full af Webbe
plates taken from nature of the s,zs Of life.
b. DR.: Whion ha for the taken e8 Va
rick between 81 Johns Park aud Canal street
he may be consulted from A. to g. aud from r.
From NJ he will be liberty to visit those who
unahl. 10 call him his
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JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR
lag Broadway and ~ liberty Street,
Elm desrous selling the balance OF his stock of
- Fail Winter Goods table for Gentlemen Of
fers tn the reasonable soliclts the
ton OF gentl men about purchasing.
He also offers the balance Of his we'll assorted stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of Dress aud Frock Coats Pants and Vests
Cloaks, Sacks Office T. which will b. sold
from now till the LIST 81 February.
A large aud choice Of Shirts, ScaSfs, crava
Hose.y AID tind-r Apparel, const nrly on hand.
N. B-Oentemen furnishing their material cm have
mad- aud trimmed and iii warranted
~ For sale, akp:endid Coachmans Coat dl) lmtmc
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from he French
entitled The Par,si Secret, Prose, yeton: per-
feet sgnns cexu Diseases under all cir
The ieaicse any sagrerable
universally ldersood AID employed by fash
Paris Lond N, aud ,ther la ge cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBdUM. NJ d,
Mem,r OF the Faculty oM-dicne Of Pars-Pnysiean the
Veaereal Hospital Of the OF Honor &c.
hue Ne 81 Honors ~. Paris.
Published by Robeu H. Dumont Legal Deputy Tor Dr. Lee
bum, 1870 Washington Boston ice e2h psr copy
copies for ST. Al orders sh uld be addressed post paid
to Rob-r d. DumoGt as above:
For sale in New rk, ouly by WYATT KETCH.
UNI lei Faltona; Philadelphia, Colon Y Adr,ou.e in the
Arcade Ches4utst DIS lm+r
FANCY BOXES FOR BONBONS.
HAVING just received eIlendid of Fancy
Boxes from PARIS the dealers articles invited
call aud the which offered lower lr
than they import. for.
BRUN La kOslERE 4 COURT,
ms lm*rh l6 William street.
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PLUMDiN,5 WUnh,
544 Broadway, New DIRK.


544 Broadway, New DIRK.
p QUINN having had nine year. experience practical
- Plumber, pug OF the best work in he city,
soicts trial. construction work
ped aud low charges wl be fould at his
Blown orders left at r. II Quinn, IS Nassau st
attended 10. dia lm%m
w ATCHEs!-WATCHEs AND yEWELRy. Those
w swho wish chase Cola or Silver Waicies, Gold
Cham Cod Pencils Keys &c. will Gnd il gre ny their
advantage call the subscriber who is selling al descrp
retail UGH lower than any house
the cry Gold Watches low s2s $2 each Watch
and JeVey exchange bought All watch, waraued
to keep good time, th- money refunded.
q. Z. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewe'ry,
Wholesale and Retail 81 Wall street
~
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A PLEASANT ROOM and Bedroom, furnished. for sim
"A gle gentleman with without breakfast. gentleman
~ str-et d2i Jffmc
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GEOLOGY-NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY 4 PUTNAM.

GEOLOGY--NATURAL HISTORY.
WILEY 4 PUTNAM,
16l Broadway,
Lave ON SALE-ELEAlENTS OF GEOLOGY, pre-
pared for the OF schools and Colleges ~ w. g. w.
Ru,ehenberger NJ D., u Navy &c. illustrated BY 300
grsvings-Price 50 cents
Also First Books of Natural History
sidered by dist aushed scientific eveuocton OF the
United States to be the best series of sems works
offered to the public
Orders promptly supplied above and by the publisner,
GRlGG 4 ELLIOT,
mel 6weod-rc No. Worth Fourth Phil ,deIlhia
DUCklNG GUNS.
CASES superior Duck Guns Of the approved length
~ FORM weight aud bore.
s cases very superior Cooking Guns
cases low priced boys and larger Guns The above
Gns store and will be sold extreme Iices,
~ S.~sm:Se @ x w SIZES SsA Co. Issfi .us.s
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CHEAP SOAP WORKS
DEPOT NO. COURTLANDT STREET,
,,o,,,. - Under the National Hotel.
OHSON'S Walnut OIL shaving Soap
- do Superior Almond Soap.
do Toilet Soap
All very highly sceutsd at prices lower than ohe
hous Az kinds Of Pcriumery for Baroers storekeepers
Families, &c. Sold by
c. VAN sCHooNH0yEN,
M imsr No s Coprtlandt streot
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WANTED.

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 90 South or West to
N act as for the le Of ,nd popular
$500 aud above tier expenses will he insured thm
writing with an Opportunity Of clearing 81 go Some
year clear Of gil expense Each will have HIS district twill
be for them have least from S2 $50 obtain
good fitting out Apply al FRI NCH'S Publishing Hail. 293
Broadway up stairs Of the Flag All letters he
maid dc lmsrc
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CUBSCRIBERS-AtC LARkS& STEVAN'S Free APen.
- cy and Temperance Int igence, 81 Duane street. Il
Broadway where they have good faithful with
out charge and also with little delay possible cooks
WATERS description and Of good moral character
first rste Cook hand n Ss Duane street n20 lmtrh
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TO DRUGGISTS.
WANT. D-By youa2 msrri.d man, s'las'inn ~ a
w Whole We or Retail Store, who pod1c. tho
best Of city n srence regard ,bIy and cbsr..r
rddressed to Duggt this flee Will meet with
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Hts and Country .7gents.-O. Fish Co. Wellington
aver Y Ph Ian, e Broad street. Columbus ga; Tut
Il,ce, Of Court and Howard streets Boston B.
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NDER the patronage of several families ofdisn1 on,
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NUFH The ItiIouage OF several amiIies Ofds,Inl tlon
~ MR. WILLIAM A. KING.
has the honor Of his friends and the ubc that
his Annual Concert will take pie early January which
occasion he will be assisted OF vocal
and arsses Of the city MIR King will also intro
duce, for the first aud PERFORM and beautiful
ument Just imported from Paris, called the HAnMoNuM
containing stops initiative OF the carionete flute hautbo
bassoon horn eouidon fife &c. &c capable ofpoducng hs
defeats and beautiful
by his friend Mr. g. TlMM, the Pianoor,r. Full par
ticulsrs will be duly announced.
- ckets Fifty Gents. dlS ttissrc