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Fromthe Nea0 York Tribune.
N. P, TALGMADGE AND THE wHIG CAUSE.
Enr,nrr Anil

N. P. TALGMADGE AND THE wHIG CAUSE.
Troy, April is, 1045.
aaorace 1Greeleg, Esq. Sir: In your pa
per Of yesterday observed, in your notice
of the removal Of Mr. Tallmedge from the
office Of Governor Of Wisconsin, aremark
tothe effect that, had Mr.. Tallmadge re-
manned in New York, probably Mr.. Polk
would not have had the power to make any
removals or appointments. This remark is
partly true, but mainly untrue in the sense
in which most OF your readers will under
stand it. 1t isrue, that had Mr.. Tdllmadge
and his Swiss corps remained faithfulto the
principles avowed by them in il84O, ME-.
Polk could never have been President OF
this country. Butit.;s not true that Mr.
Tallmadge and his allies could have altered
the result Of the election inthis StSe, after
having for three years dallied with Tyler
ism for the-sake Of place, and at 1.-THE ex-
pense of Whig principles and Whg office
holders. Sir, as whig Of 82e and 'ever
since, through evil and good report, 4 am
freetto say, that'it wiIFsomewhat reconcile
me'tosthe defeat Of last fall, ,'tofnd Mr.lPolk
promptp'removing from office every 9yco-
phantWilo crept intoplaCe by deserving the
great principles of'the whig party, and ca
tering to the'low passions and appetites Of
John and Bob Tyler. The example may
be servicesble, Us teaching anew an old
and honely lesson, that in politics, ,as in
every thing else, ''honesty is the bestlpoli-
l'cy." Yours, H.
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Vhose who do not recognize the immune
rabe advantages possessed by Aie educat
1ed' over the uneducated man, would not
be likely to regard with favor an essay
upon the blessings of liberal education:--
Our plesentpurpose is merely to solicit the
united exertions of parents and guardians
in support Of an Academy, proposed TO he
opened and established in this town, as
soon as practicable. Measures have beea
taken to engage the services of acompe-
tent INSTRUCTORS and, as soen as it shall be
ascertained that number Of students,
to warrant the undertaking has
been secured, the institution will be open
ed, and the public fulIy adgised Ofthe sys-
tenn by which it will be governed. In the
interim, subscriptions will be placed in the
hands efthe Rev. Wm. T. Adams, WIN.
Holmes, and J. S. Hunter, to whom ntl
who are desirous OF patronizing the Acade-
my, are respectfully referred.
ISAAC ATKINSON,
VIM. HOLMES.
DANIEL McCOOK,
j. PEARCE,
j. S. HUNTER.
eCarroTlton, o., Nays l845,
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THE STEUBENVILLE HERALD.

This old, and heretofore, valuable paper
has again appeared with the name OIL
Judge Wilson, its former editor, rat the
masthead. The Judge made good battle
in his day for correct principles, sound
measures, and good men. We hope'he
may be found waring against the Virgin
ia abstractionists and Tennessee humbug,
ers with his formerzeal and acknowledged
ability.
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BEEs.-Dr. Waterman -ivesin the Cleve-
land Herald, his mode Of catching the bee
milleror moth. Hesays, al took twowhite
hshesl IthiM whire attracts their ttten-
ton in the night, or deep plates, and pla-
ced them on the tor Of tie hives, and fill
ed them about half full OF sweetened vine
gar Tic next momNRg had about fifty
mlllers caught; the second night acsSEht
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
PATENT MEDICINES.

The publisher Of this paper will discon-
tinue the publication of the long advertise
ments of patent medicines as the contracts
now existing expire. They will after,
wards, ifinserted at all, be- a'condensed
form. They at present occupy more room
than We can.spare. They exclude other
valuable reading matter, and is jusroause
Of complaint among many6ubscribers, We
hope the paper viii be more acceptable tn
the public after they are excluded.
After the fGst Of July cur subscribers
living in Carroll county, will be exempt
from postage'for his paper, by the opera
ton OF thenew .Post-oflice law.
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The Milwaukee Sentinel estimates the
loss by the great fire at that place at 9S0.-
900, and the insurance al ssG. 600
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IFi{tyanore; the third night beingcod ! did
not catch any; the fourth night being very
warm, Icaught about four hundreds the
fifth night got two hundred. Most OF
these W ere mos. likely bee-moths."
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stbe tax on either the land or chasels OF
the farmer.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Dec. 26-6 II. NJ .

Friday, Dec. 2O-6 II. NJ.
There a slight a very slight Improvement to-day
In quotations for stocks The sales 10 a very limit
ed extent and generally in small lots United States
Bank advanced / per cent vicksburg, Al Canton, Ii
Reading Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad l; Mohawk fell off
Il Long Island, II; Norwich and Worcester, q. The
market on the whole quiet and operators manifested
very little disposition to make transactions Of any kind
appears to BIO the general opinion that prices will SO
little lower, but that there will be revival att
the first Of January.
Tho Bank OF America has declared sem-a nnual divi
bend Of three per cent payable the Cd Of January
We have received the annual report of the commerce
OF the island Of Cuba The returns for 1874 show in
in the trade compared with lsa3. The value of
the imports sos o56 2sl being increase of 81
1874 The transportation BY national vessels in 1884, ex.
ceeded that of ls43 by S477s57 The mercantile deposit
has increased 49s The public wealth in 1914 sui.
fered much from the effects Of drought aud also by the
hurricane Of October which destroyed many planta
tions the effects OF which will be felt in 1915 hence
the of former expartations and tho necessity
importing hay for domestic animals
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BALLS, PARTIES, Mo.

HE subscribers daily receiving and continually ad-
ding to their extensive OF rich Scars Cavas
Gloves, Suspenders &C. Their Of all articles ap
pertaining to the wardrobe Of the fashionable gentleman will
msn 9 this city and well worthy the attention Of
Of every department Of their business the hsv
ing for the last twenty been actively the
ciss selected and manufactured by US may be d.
finish bit in the durability of their workmanship.-
Particular attention devoted the Ready Made Linen De-
cut after the most approved French method tastv and
made ana iash.oned 20 SUIT the form OF the wearer
their goods of the best quality aud at fair and moderate prices
sent with puncuay Thy Expes part of the country
and all fayouIng with call. depend being suited
at the old Establishment of PARSELLS * AGATE.
dc lm-rc 2s7 Broadway, corner of Park Place.
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THE AMATEURS TO THE PUBLIC.
THE following letter has been received by the Amateurs.
the publication Of which deemed bur them
selves and their iulentons-
New York, Dec. "a, 1886
Ma. u. q MooRHEap;
Dear Sir -
instructed in behalf Of the Association for the
OF the Condition Of the Poor that while
kindness and ,hat Of hs gestlemrn associated with
ofbe benefit made by you this ch The
OF the propoi il believed would he
with the position which this Institution
fore the community.
Accept the assurance Of m respect
X. NJ. HARTLEY Sec'y., sc.
The proposal made by the Amateurs SIMPLY of
the proceeds arising from their perfo Tuesday
Paln0s Opera House. IL aeused bv spirit of
ty and belf msde charitable As
appears from the ABOVE letter. that the within
caoa Of Character aid that therefore the
ed AID declined the Amateurs the Obligations Tor
the frank the confession trust tnat they rpe
ee the position which this Il Intuition desires TO sustan
fore the Community" The public therefore, respecs lily
informed that the proceeds Of ths will
placed IN the hands of W. HAyEMEyER ESQ., Mayor Of the
be disposed OF the Poor regardless Of Asso
caIioa whatever.
Tickets for the performance, which will emb the
az q Hamls and ~ Aerpece may be oota,ned at th Boz
Once Of the Opera House, Mond aud Tuesday
Ons Dollar admit Gentleman and Lady d26 2tr+m
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REPLY
or THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE to the last
~ statement Of JOHN B. COUGH, will b, published this
morning that together with the testimony of the
Jesse Pound the Rev Tory aud Others, of his falsehood
ingraude, backsdiags and apostacies.
A Life Of Georgc Howell, the notorious Pckpocket.
The Staten Island Tr gedy, with splendid Engraving
Trial of Harper for the murder Of Kempi
Law Legerdemains Philsdelphia Judge Compromise
Continuation of the List Of Botany Bay escaped Convc,s
zette.
The Alabama Tragedy-Escape Of Bill Wood-Dick Col.
lad-Reuben Rowley-Nlurel the murdeier SC &c, Gem
prisng list the remarkable Murders Rapes
Robbees Forgeries, Counte rfets &c, &c presented
to the public in single sheet.
Price Five Cents for single co?es-ior sale Office No.
81 Centre street.
Burgess, Srnger Co.. General Agents No 222 Broad
way; Boson-Redding Co.: Philadelphia eiber Co
d27 lI*r
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COMMUNICATED

MR. EDITOR-Perhaps the some Of your nu nnerous
1 readers that the habit of visiting ransactng hu-
ness ~ Wall and vicinity who of the
that thriving Eating kept in the Rotun-
d,oft the EXCHANGE. BY Benj 9 Rushton. ESQ.
We visited there for he purpose Of dining Friday last
absolutely struck with astonshmsntsuch lardsr
ys epicures presented itself
TO eoned turkey 70 please he most is.dlous We believe
there other Of Kind equal this
therefore proclaim A. No. We were also we'll pleased
with the select company freaurnting there.
The establishment under the sole direction and superb
tndnce OF John L. Berren-( who don't know Johbl A
Efficient and ndfgale superintendent be found
and call his bear
that he is emphacaly the Napoleon # Resiaateurs We
conmen friends the city him
Judge for themselves. AN OBSERVER
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Married.

On Wednesday evening, Dec oath, by the Rev. SAM
uel Westervelt, JAMES r. Hill TO ANN ELIzA LoRroS;
all of this city.
On Thursday Dec. 90, at st. Johns Church, by the
Rev. DR. Wainwright, Mr. Isaac J. CowL, Of New York,
and Miss MARY frances, daughter OF the late Geo. W.
Godfrey, of Boston, Mass.
Died.
In Marseles, on the 18th of November, Mr. A. yrp.
REM father Of the Rev. A. Verren, Of this city.
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Saturday Evening, December ~.
Will be performed.


Saturday Evening, December ~,
Bohemian HhEss pss's GRL
pesissoo M: s s.ss;n
c1 %1a AInhe'm M; NJ s. Dslsv'an
DSS fG9s s IL Wis ''''''
Mr. Frederick Done Brown. ;;...;.. Barrett
Price q aa.:oaBa:. s r ': Hs ess nom GALLERY.
Door. sl O'clock ,.s tho Curtain wlIre precisely
aUW FRY TIsEATMsl-
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRlEToR.
Saturday Evening, December az,
Th po psgfs G%saR e De ss% BxZxS "h
Don Caesar de Bazan .............. r Scott
Ion m iasa Mn P6iiiip.s' arN
aAii i.si Thsi s Is
N' 80 To conclude with -'-'.'''A'
THE PLANTER AND HIS DOG.
Can, I,,oa;...s' 'Rii.n Sbony
A' SSss, % Second sii l e'i Fss
Door. will opsn half past the curtain vii
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
cHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
wELcE.e Hh II AND an DE psEEiLAvAN; l.
Of as I.e aad
Gymaias. aayslsd even u the great Equine Temples Of
The limits advertisement will barely admit Of des.
eptre list Of some OF the highly gifted artists of this
NAP ~! s f:: I Ss.ss
MRS + WOODS an Allsmande aud Two Horse Equestrian.
Tight Rope DaIcer and Equestrian embody a variety Of
Fancifui and Neurological characters
MISS L. WELLS.
Principal Male rpas's4liushi I hHyl NORTH and Tv
First Equestrian Pantomist, c. j. ROGERS:
Ne" School 1i ssS6F FSi MAJ Fast Indian Effects
Two and -Four Horse Equestrian and Positionist, J. j.
NAIHANS
=. His pupls W Cincade aud Little Pastor
% L Arena Equestrian BE
First Vaul'er of the Troupe, Mr.. MeFARLAND
I9a, nHp. s sna rses'sres MF ID vEHbaH
,. Ring Master, II. NICHOLS.
I Professional Comic Vocalists, MESSRs. DICKINSON
LATHROP WEAVER and Kt LILY.
large contrary Of Rough Riders An Orchestra full AM
enicIent led by Mr. MYERS. lat Of the Pafh Theatre
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr. A j. ALLEN;
The Boz Office open from O'Clock ia the morning unit
O'Clock Pm where attention will be paid the pubi
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The s55 Spanish VESSELS entered IN ls4a measured
81 5s7 tons The decrease in the number Of vessels
supposed to be made up by the enlarged tonnage Of
those now engaged in the trade.
The annexed table shows, however, that the amour,
Of tonnage engaged in the trade of the island during the
past four yea has been uniform than the number
of vessels
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AUCTION SALES.
w. w. SHIRLEY, Auetioneer.
DY Ill. T.. WILLAHIl-This Qav- Saturday L

III z. WILLAHLGTh.s Dsy, sauFday. Dee Nlhi az
out reserve Tor cash. quantity Of Furniture pay
consisting OF several good Sofas Dressing aud other Ru
three pair Dsans mahogany Piano Forte
perfect order ard Rocking Chairs BILE top
ehtce Tables Oil Paintings, with rich gilt flames SEAMAN
der safe, aud various other articles. i27 It-r
a UCTIoN NoTICE.--PEREMPToRY sALE.-On
n Tuesday December 3d. 1915 10 O'Clock, the Of
Mr. Isaac Phillips al Broadway of Chamber will
be sold by Jacob Plai under The direction Of john
Ware, Chandeliers, dandots, Caldelabras Solar Lamps
Glass, Fixtures sc, &c.
NBThe of the trade families, aud propetors of
hotels particularly requested Catalogues ready
d27 -me
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS.

MR. q: ROBERTsON respectfully informs his friends
w and the public that he has opened classes the above
rooms tr ing the modes OF dancing
DAYS q tuti9nW ednesdays and SATURDAYS from NJ
Tor edes and masters under aud from TO r. NJ for
,emen A private class for ladies from p NJ.
hlies will take place free
tickets So he above have been newly painted and
rh'ted ~ most elegant style and Mr. insrTes Parents
fort Of pupils while school Those wishing subscribe
will please call as above.
Mr. r. will give his first Grand Ball of the Mon
day Dec Is Tickets 81 for gentleman and his ladies' to be
had at the Class Rooms OF at Mr. Rs ITO Canal street
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LECTURE.
THE Rev B. Barrett will deliver his second lecture on
the Sacred Scriptures next Sabbath lo-morowl evening
at o'clock, the New York Society Library
OF Broadway and Leonard Sabect Inspiration Of the
Scp,urehe great diversity of opinion in the prev
church with regard to showing the need of dvinely M
mined and interpreter such Swedenborg Seats Tree
Lecture to be postponed IN case Of storm d27 isr
ORIGINAL EMPIRE CLUE : Tn. Committee OF Al.
~ engagements of the Second Annual all ofthe Empire Club
viii Meet at Monroe Hail. This Saturday Evening" Dec ga
at half past O'Clock. P0nctua attendance
ness Of importance will be transacted BY order of
JOHN 5. AUSTIN, Vice President.
OEo. %. WooLDRiDGE. Sec'y. pecN Itrje
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Total tonnage, i,0oi.559

The number of vessels and the tonnage employed in
the trade Of Cuba, in 1884, greater than either OF
the three previous years The increase in the foreign
trade of he island hardly large enough warrant
such an increase in the tonnage engaged and add-
tonal quantity only be accounted for by the fact
that vessels in that trade yearly increasing
mage. The arrivals in isia $50 Spanish and
foreign vessels and the departures 766 Spanish 2o9l
Cnra; colo
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CtAhShtA Ah1H4x E'.kn.a IxLk.
PHILADELPHIA.
HERR XANDER
Will exhibit Series Of his
WONDERFUL EXPERIMENTS
NATURAL PHIL OSOPHY AND MAGIC.

. The prices Of admission follows
Frst Tier Of Boxes and Pit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Doors open at 7-Performance half past7
AsLCH sTHEET TEiEAVitI..
PHILADELPHIA.
ACTING MANAGER. ................M MIR. ScoTT
Saturday Evening. December ~,
Will be acted the Traa edv Of
GEORGE BARNWEL
George Barnwell ..................M Miss Fisher.
VIII r.. srd p nts
GREEN MONSTER,
Which is filling the house lightly with OVERLOOKING audiences
Magnificent sceuery, Costumes Tricks Machinery Com
bats Banners Processi aud Tabeaux by the vey
Comic a III fantomimc art'stes IN the country.
Previous to the rantomime the Farce Of
BURIED ALIVE.
Bowbe Mr.. Burke Gimbo Mr.. Mestayer
Fatima ............. :. Mrs. Mestayer.
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VANAMBURGH q GUS
AOOL & ICAL HIBITION
No. 53 BOwery,
q noste the Bowcry Theatre will open on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, 1915.
MR. vANAN. UGH having spent years n Europe with
~ mas returned az hay,ng collected with
SIVE CCLLECTIO> VI ANIMALS that has ever been ex
hihed IN this couny; oh collection it his design to ex
hib to the New York public, while making preparations for
the trave ling season.
Doors open from TO in the morning; aud from to
o'clock in the afternoon nnd o'clock in the evening
Admittance IS cents-Children unde r 10 halEpice.
For particulars see bills Of the day dl4 lm.rc
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From 1913 to 1874 there increase in the arrivals
and departures but for the three years previous to 1884,
there was an annual falling on.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, AacIionee1.

>, Nc--B.
day, at o6 o'clock, a. No i23 Broadway, Canal
street. general assortment 81 Fancy aud Housekeeping Ar
ees eansi'iieg n part Of Work Boxes, Toet DO Writing
Lamps &e.also the walk trout OF the Store Sofas
Tables, Acao geaeral aasortnent of House Furnishing
Arcles-aiso a lot Of splendid Toys Paper Boxes &c.
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Colds Couc ms aud Cor sum Hon VVright's

ing of cold because they expe from the all morbid
and humor 1.-THE Of every kind o disease n 80
and natural that the body relieved OF all ITS
suierngs by magic -Four of five of said Indian peec
table Pills. taken every night going to bed, WILL ~ a
short the obstinate cod--st the same time
the digestive org will be restored to healthy tone and the
blood completely purified that inflammation OF the lungs
consumption other form of disease will be absolutely
impossible.
il should also be remembered that by the name Of
WIN. M Spear, who sells medicine purporing Indian
Fills Of Race and Front streets agent
OF mine neither can guarantee genuine that he has
for sale.
The oay security sganst imposition is purchase from
people o. m'shed character the Office and raj
b. pct, No. 1888 Greenwich street. WILLIAM WRIGHT.
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
y CO.. Ledger Building, Third street, who receive snhsc
,nd have single copies for sale daily o'clock M, Io
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IT. appears from the above statement that the balance
for the past less favorable the Island than II
has been for the four p evious years
The value Of the products Of other nations imported in
+.
The commerce of the United States reaped the benefit
of the difference of the increase of 1914 over lsa3
amounting TO 1914 $40 This may at first sight appear
strange but is to be accounted for by tho TACT that
in order 10 supply the deficiency occasioncd by the
drought which took place in 1874, extra quan les of
American produce, such as rice, corn, meal &c.
were Of necessity Imported
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PEREMFToRY SALE OF FASHIONABLE NEW

UCTIQN NOTlCE-Latce Sale of Valuable Second
"A hand Furniture Of all descriptions, This Day loa
O'Clock Ia the Sale Rooms 80 b. aud co Ann
Also foe invoice ofTsbe Cutlery, Plated Ware, aud oter
valuable snnable goods.
MaIbe top Tsbes-At o'clock will be sold the highest
hidde Marble top Tables with IRON frames imported by
On Monday at III Cedar and valuable
Sale oil superior secopd baud Furniture contained in the
dern story house above.
d27 it+mc THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
SUBSCRIBERS-At CLARKs& STEvAN'S Free Agen
cy and Temperance intelligence, g Duane street, west
Broadway where they have good faithful servants with
charge, and also with little delay possible
waters Sc oevsry description and Of good moral
A first look ON hand 95 Duane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-27

Portable Shaving Cascs-The Subscribers
having perfected and sished variety Of The above offer the
of the travelling public contaln all that for the
toilet, with the addition Of the Metallic Tablet Strcp, for
sharpening and keeping the order
q. SAUNDE RS & SON III Broadway,
few doors above Courtiandt street
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y ENTLEMkN UF NEW YUak--My celebrated
" AMBROSlAL ROSE AND ALMOND SHAY ING
CREAMS, defy srson in America OF Europe No per-
will any other after using this Emoen Paste IL
the best, the best Give only single trial. do
ask any convince you. Warrant it.
For sale wholesale and retail, at
JULES HAUELS
Perfumery and Chemical Store,
46 South Third street, Philadelphia,
and by my agents:J D. Jaquerod No. ais BTosdwsy r. A
Arau Lafayette Bazaar, Nos. lt9 and Isl Broadway; A
Willard, s. " corner of Cedar and William streets.
Premiums awarded the Franklin Institute im.rc
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Total. .... .s2s,7H6a 2esat7oI xo2s,7s2 23Sa6 80,
u will be observed that the Spanish flag maintains tho
usual supremacy in the trade of the sland so for as the
mpora'ons are concerned bu, the exports are princi
pally carried in foreign vessels.
The number Of arrivals and departures in each Of the
past four years, have been as annexed -
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Grand totJ, S2677i6H ae,cs.7oi 25,oa2lss 2io7s 49
The value Of the whole imports for the year 1874,
amounted to sa5oa6 2sl o6 the value for exports for
the same time, S2542659l lsabeing difference in ia.
vor of the exports Of sa7o,360 l2..
The following tabular statement will give compari.
son with former wears -
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A SELECT BALL will be given the above Hot Ell, on
"A Monday Evening Goth Dec 1915 Tickets limted-a few
remain unsed-obe had by John Florence
of Broadway and Park Place, and the Abbey Hotel.
GEO. T.. PERRIN Proprietor.
B. Moore stages will convey the company the Abbey
from TO- and will be ready with them when called
iwisrrc
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or THE
EITY DE = 4. M s.


DiANIST AND COMPOSER from Paris. begs TO
that his First CONCERT in New ok Is post
poned Saturday, the Sd Of January the Apollo Room
when he will be assisted by several distinguish led artists
Furtherparcuars in future advertisements DDS ctr
LADIES' FAIR IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
THE Ladies Of st. Peters Church will their Fair for
the sale Of useful and Fancy Atces Monday the ed
instant at 10 o'eloch, and continue thr,u,cou the
ming The public respectfully invited to attend.