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IA t\,ess.y moruius t,h inst lNSEMiAH o'MEA'
IA "a the S>th year NJ his sSc, =,
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Mrs. civ tnr ieyel,uept
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w, II. fl1t1'1 . 114t4I1 I1O111511 Nv
nF CHEAP PUBLICATlONS.-A lusic-hlusic from the
W opera of the Posilion price p cts.
Love Her, how Love Her, from the opera OF Gusa-
vas. prise l.! cts.
Sy Of George P. Morriss popular Melodies price
p CTS With all tue popular Music IN the cheup form
Books on Cookery-The Complete Cook, by }. NJ. San
derson OF the Franklin House, price % cts.
Every I.adys Book being Complee Instructor in the
art of mixing Fancy Cakes. &c price bets
The Kitchen Directory and American Housewife price
domestic French Cookery, comprising 200 receipts
by Miss Leslie, price . cts.
Miss Leslie. Complete Cookery, being the best work on
the subject ever published. price, bound. ST.
Miscellaneous Books-Ths Pirates Daughter, by The a,-
thor of The Consprato. vols. price 5 Cts very excel
len; story
Pictorial World, No. 10. price % cts.
The Wing Almanac 1896 price 2t CTS.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for November Sub 80 per
No 80 CTS w II. GRAHAM,
nj PITS Tribune Buildings Nessau-st
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Unvrc Markets.

HAvRE, 10Th October, Isi3.
The transactions UP TO the end OF last week on
an exceedingly slender scale and prices again receded
about 2f on all American description since the open
ing of this week there has been good attendance OF
dealers from the trade, and tn. depreciation seems TO
have reached its lowest point
The sales of the week 77l5 bales of which 4522
Orleans at - N 76f 1855 Mobile Mt 55f 80 q -. and
l7Oa Upland at 52f 30 q III The arrivals Tor same Pc
rod were 1864 bales
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BOARDING.

front and back room on the second
ID floor let with board furnished unfinished Also
for five six Young gentlemen Terms moderate.
Apply 81 Liberiy-st References exchanged. NJ 6S-
E)UANDINls.- a few geneel persons be accom-
I'D modated with board snd desirable the I'd
floor OF house No 81 Chamberss The house well sup
piled with Croon water and n bathing room, 10 which
boariers will have access wihouteya charge References
given and required. Apply At 81 Chambersst o2 istf
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MARRIED,

IA Sanssy eveases NJ INST, Nv Rev, NJ. Forbes, Mr.
#,sIio SMITH NJ this city, ~ Miss FkNNEtS r.
.N,,., M " a,ss,u Ruyner, ct Sussex Co, J,
,S NNSsy M inst hy New William NJ. Stilwell Mr.
,,SYtjAMC, AUSTEN ~ Mias JANE ROWLAND nil
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Boston Caution 6ales

DYT.P Gc q. RICH, IS and SO Broad street Bos
Dter ON WEDNESDAY. Nov. L.
Doors, SHOES AND BRoGASs5ooc Boots, Shoes and
Brogans.
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~ Toilct Articles.

~ Toilet ArticIes.-Tbe most choice Of Lubin's,
Gaerlans Rousses and Prevoss Extracts Hair AID Sha
wing Brushes Shaving Creams and Soaps, Combs Of the
most beautiful finish Razors from the most celebrated
ufacurers (yaraned Cosmetics, Denirinces and every
preparation belonging 10 the toilet. for sale by
G SAUNDERS & SON.
r51is III Broadway Spposite Eoward's Hotel
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rTv- TnAr wItr KNOWN HOUSE 2! Cortand-sL have the
,, ,cmpl,to assortment, OF family medicines, and sell
n, half pc. thnn any other house in tho
,;,y and whe s tho only place where The tue and eenu
-, ,.If Tho price the counterfeit sells at ms 2teod
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spoKEN Lr

oc. Int 49, lon g. ship baltimore, Funk, from HAvre,
0l AUG 81 In. 1t TO- oa - TO- Oneida 20 DIS from York.
ost TO- Int 40 lon T. ship Dcvoushire Thompson, from
Bremen 70. n York or Orleans.
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nIarkcrs.. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

!markcts... Carefully reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY Nov. 4.
ASHES-There is a moderate amount of business do
ing, and sales making AT s7i and 4 p!
COTTON-The movements since the receipt Of the
news per Caledonia this morning, have been unim
por,ant 10 show the effect the market the sales hav
Ing been quite small and entirely Ito Manufacture
ers There has been more activity in Freghts. 4
sci has been taken up load for Cork and a market
with Wheat at at I'D. Wheat has been engaged for
Liverpool at Cd per bushe Beef IN uerces has been
shipped at Is each.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Another rapid improvement, in
steamer OF continued bad weather III England and an nd
vance of 37l cts was realized. The market opened at
75 but went up to p. at which several thousand
bbls were taken. The sales about 10000 barrels
nj rs a 25 The market less firm and fell back
10 6 Is? a l2t at which sales made. There are
sad 10 be large orders for the other side but generally
limited below the ket Sales 900 bbls Troy ut
1911 There have been 1000 5000 bbls taken today
for Liverpool nj % apor:ion OF which was shipped at
sterling freight. The lower grades oil Flour I'M
settled CITY Mills 50 Holders OF Southern have put
up the rate 10 90 for descriptions We note
snlea GOO bbs Richmond City not axHl GHlcgos at
- % So 300 do Howard.st6 90; 500 do Baltimore
and Richmond Country hi -. Rye Flour Is worth -
a IS with suep Brandywine Meal 10 put up TO p
binds Ii so srnn sales. Jersey bbis, l2t a J 70
Western Ship StubB IL % Is Tho receipts o
Flour and Wheat tide water for the ah week OF octo
Der were very great exceeding my previous week
since the opening Of the canal. Tho receipts oil flour
were iis70 bbis, and Of Whcnt lsli04 bushels being
excess over the corresponding week last year OF
&C OFT bills Flour, and l26379 bushels heat Tho diff
ference between the receipts of Flour md Wheat at tide
this lud the last year ID now merely nominal-about
10000 bbls OF Flour.
GRAIN-Tho holders Of Wheat hare rut up tbs price
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u NATURE STAY BE IMPROVED BY ART when the hair
grows long the forehead bs the Chinese Hair Erad
So a. Il Corunds, and red grey hair colorei black
n 2teoa - $500
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SASDsS SARsAP,RILLA-Sxnc,orus the inventor OF the
thermometer held as principle that healthy gained
TWO pounds weight nj the commencement of every lunar
month which he lost al lis completion His that
confined his observations 10 his physical system and
Grew The false conclusion that what happened him occurred
every body Had the inventors OF SASpss SARSAPARIL
Ia declared that preparation be remedy for scroia
govt rheumatism and all ordinary erupve glanduRr and
Diseases merely because had in single instance
sucn slehi sais they likely Sancoros 10 have
arrived awrong Inference but the almost uniform result
VI 0; cases a,tesied by innumerabe witnesses
, 49, es ne assertion tina; w under Divine favor
ihe above diseases and others, arising like
mT;n, IRON diseased slae of the blood.
tSssped and sold wholesale and resil by A &. y.
SSANSDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulion-st New-York.
So1 also al Broa3way II Eas, Broadway, and by Drug
ss generally throughout the United States Price 81 per
Dotte Sly bO,Ien for -
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-------------------,--.----

rvIecturcs on Wntcr-Curc.--Dr sHEw, tos the
uydropshc Istnton % Bond proposes soon 10 sivo
eo a. o( tirce tho Philosophy OF tho Proven.
ton and Cure Of Dsrufcs by Of Wacr Due no.ce
OF Ii coeIsa viii DO given hereafter. olVn
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The Wig Almanac for 1916.


Tbs useful Annual Register will be ready in few days
Agents Merchants and others, will obige US by sending on
heir orders as early possible.
CONTENTS:
Astronomical Calculations, Ecipses Calendars for each
month and for every in the Union, and Anecdotes.
Executive and Cabinet officers of the U. s. Government
Senate OF ire I. s. Members from each State with their
poncs
Members of Congress IRON each State with their politics.
The Tariff Queston-an Editorial written express for the
Wing Almanac.
The Postage Reconnaissance OF the New Postage Law
The Necessity for Protection.
American Reilroads-Nunlber of Miles in each State
Cost and Ircone.
Estimates of Crops in the several States.
Map Of Oregon-Engraved expressly for the Wing Al
oreson-our Righ.fal NORTHWESTERN Boundary. very
able article in which this whole subject is discussed with
can6sr and Ebi!ty.
TeIas-Whai Constitutes Texas-Is Western Boundary
-EStrecis IRON Senator Bcuton's Speech.
Map Of Texas, engraved expressly the Wig Almanac.
The Boundaries OF the United States Treaty. between the
United STAKES and Grea. Britain-Treay OF Paris, 1888
Jays Treaty 795-Louisiana Treaty with France, 1865
Tresiy Of Ghen l3l4-Conveniion OF London lSlS-For
ia Treaty, (witi Spaiu ai9Treaty OF Boundary with
Mexico. lSc3-Boundsry Treaty with Russia lS24-North
Eastern Boundary Ashburton Treaty These Trea-
ties viii be found interesting and useful.
Joint Resolutions for AnneXing Texas TO the United
States.
Governors of States and their
Terms Of Office, and Salaries.
Election Reurns-Maine. Vermont, Connecticut. Rhode
Island NewYors City, North Carolira, Alabama Tennes
see Kenucky, Indiana, Iowa. Georgia and Ohio
Popular Vo,e !or President, l8i+.
Times Of Holding Elections.
Awod our Friends-an Editorial from the Publishers.
2 We think this Almanac viii be found equal in all re-
spec,s 10 any OF is predecessors
70 Price 70. per copy 81 per dozen, 81 per 100
HI orders must be accompanied with the cash For sale
mo.i booksellers and Country Merchants in the United
States GREELEY X McELRATH,
OIL DWSSW&TCu Tribune Buildings New-fork.
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NOTICE 10 Debtors Of the firm of Walbrdge. Rob
L Y bins & McKnsh--The firm Of Wai5rtdge, Robbins
Mcknight lately lransacrg business al No % Liberty-sL
having assignment Of ali their goods, chattes eff
ects credits to the Undersigned all persons indebted to
ad firm hereby notified make Payment Of their said
Indebtedness the undersigned tii such persons are
hereby armed Ike any such mens TO any OF the
persons COMPOSING the late hrID OF Waordge, hoooLs
Mcknight Newly orh, October 2Oth, 1916.
L. W. PEMBERTON, 100 John-st
Persons Indebted said firm respectfully requested TO
furnish me with Of their accounts with said fn
~ i,,,;sS ~ T.. w. 2.
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KrNEmBES THIs-Allen's Basam is the only remedy
w ieed on TO Consumption, which sold q Cor,-
aaost also, the Sugar Coated Pills al Sd box 2leod
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TO OMNIBUS, CAR, AND COACH MAKERS,

tphoi sterers and Cabinet Makers
r ROGER, GUiLLAUME co. Importers Of Frenc
L.Goods, No. l2l Pearl-st have now on hand and arr
constantly receiving By every packet splendid assormen
OF plain and figured Pushes suitable for The above trade
which they offer on reasonable Purchasers would d.
well 10 call md examine their assortment. nj lwst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

aIsoeious OuTGACE-The public respectfully eau
soeo assDst any article Of Pain Extractor unless IL come
I'm q Coriland-s Remember the genuine arucle does
ltsie The skin in the least, and Scads Burns,
an iIaeGn, Chubaps Sore Eyes, ard all old Be
get only II Cortiand.s; The and genuine
made aud sold al this place, and has (yrtten sig
S except Conners, which is the original and Ma
ss am Extractor warranted do 81 tina, is said l.
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5ltuat,orss, &r. Danteo.

IMPORTATION WANTED.-IiJam Wuam
Joseph Wiitem, or either Of Their sisters living,
ard VII! call on Joseph State nj No 5S Chey-s- Phadel
phia send their address him. they WI! hear of some
thing tn their advantage. u5 Nv
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u Pity thai the certificates given for Da,leys
Magical Pain Extractor being wrapped round counterfeit
viii not communicate 10 its insuperaoie virtues bow
much decevers e truth they cauno, make alsehood
alsehood truth. The only genuine Will have b. Daley
written upon each in reversed colorei ink General
Depot for the United States the OF the above Salve
is LIS Fnl.On.si Sun Budins. = I oS Sis
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

YAJM T. JENNINGS CO. Diapers and Tsilors, I'M
w por,ers OF Cloths and Cassmefes, Vestngs &c. Isl
Broadway, American Hoto opposite the Fountain, IN
receipt extensive OF new goods tor Fall ind
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Froch Goats IN Of yea
Silk Satin, Merno and Velvet Vestngs, Milled Cloths,
Tweets, &c. for 0vsrCoas, which will be mad. up
order through the aid Of efficient corps oil cutters
can be found In tho country an esennal point In me
economy 10 which would Direct and rendering the
style and character of garments such as must satisfy The
discriminating that views OF cheappess not based
on the production OF any other usn hr5 rats garment
returns and prompted the solicitation OF cali from those
who would really effect saving Of The exe per coulaKe
levied under the credit system
The attention directed tho PanaoOus department must
continue to offer inducements 10 those who appreciate NJ
combining case ard elegance.
In addi1on the usual assortment OF goods hep by
trade have always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Coats Psntaoons, Vests &c 10 answer the requirements OF
those who of emergency may require hst rate sui
Also Fancy Dress Articles in great Variety Scas CrtyaD
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders, Hosiery, UnderVests
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c. ais
NEW YORk CASH TAILORING Establish
ment, l87 Broadway three doors below tho Frankln
House The subscribers would call tho attention of their
and the public very large and well selected
OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing all tho
latest styles of French and English Peo Cloths for winter
garmens black and fancy Bonjeans lBstc Cassmeres OF
entire patterns very rich styls OF Silks Cashmere
and Velvet Vestings suitable for the ling season All OF
which will be made to order at few uourg nouce, and ID
the superior style for which the establishment haa
been so long celebrated.
EMPLOYING in The cutting department the best talent In the
city DO hesitate challenge comparison with any
in point of STYLE elegance and workmanship AT the same,
prices will convince the most skepucsl, that nrst
garments be furnished at very reduced rates fos
connected with the establishment where be found
every article requisite complete genemnns wardrobe,
Of the newest and richest Materials selected by our agents
in the Psrs and London markes Also an assortment Of
ready made Dress Frock Coats and winter genents OF
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
articles OF dress for Immediate use o. o
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~ We HAVE SEEN THE SPLENDID Stove Polish. a. q
Sstand-s and think remarkable fine article for
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Books.

FINE ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
IN APPLETON & CO. are prepared To supply, III
~. wholesale and retail, the following splendldy ehel
lisled works, suitable Gilt Books for The approaching
season
The Arts Union, Prize Annual, ito size, IS plates
Moores Irish Melodies, superbly illustrated.
Goldsnilbis Poecal Works, eNquisitely illustrated.
Murray's Illuminated edition OF Prayer Book.
Rose Garden of Persia, by Miss Costello, illuminated
The Poets Gallery of Beauty, hne portraits, folio.
The Book ofShakspeare's Gems So fine plates.
The Keepsake for 1916, edited by Lady Blessington
The Book OF Beauty for 1916. edited by do.
VIII he ready in about two weeks
Book of Christmas Carola beautifully rr ted in the IL
Illuminated STYLE with "A rich borders and n large missa pic
tures-a unique volume. M 2us
NEW WORKS NEARLY READY.
CARLYLE Life of Schiller, new edit Ton Frday)
" Goldsnlhs Vicar of Wakefield, illustrated ION Suur-
day.
O'Ca!Iaehans History OF New Nellerland
IN PRESS.-Arnolds First German Book.
n5 alis D. APPLETON Il CO.. 200 Broadway.
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n5 ia IL


r. CIor,inE.-Geo. y. HoyG & Co. No. ,, Bowery
neT Bayadsl keep constantly on hand very large as
sorncn. OF ready made Clothing adapted 10 mers youths
and chdrens made in fashionable STYLE and which
they will sell either wholesale retail for cash. al great
" reduced prices.
Gartaerts made 70 order in the very best syle al very
sbor. notice and WIKI puncraity. o25 lmis-
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DRANK LIN Fire insurance Company, Ph,adelp9inI
Agency Nos and Merchants Exchange. Newly York
The above Company, with capital OF 100000 Dollars, and
surplus assets amounting $4,000 Dollars, making rea
b fund of OOO Dollars meet losses, prepared 10
sc assurances az the current OF premium Ware
houses Merchandise Dwellings, Furniture Ships IN Port
&c &c and issue permanent policies on Dwelling Houses
and Warehouses; deposit Of from q per cent To per
cert on insured according the greater ies
amount hazard 10 be incurred D. A. BOkEE. Agent
Sea-York Oct 2isl 1876 or 2awisf
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n, Ihs effects OF nature by in the
GAR Eradlcaio 10 make high foreheads, and
T,l hair from The back OF the neck which be
N only al Cortandst Also the East India Hair Eye
't red or grey hair without affecting the skin G3tc ID
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Amusfme1tts,


pALMO'S OPERA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a,trac-
ncr for nights onIy-Moniay, Nos. Sd, ih 81 6,h 7lh
Grand combiIarou of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sorces in the
Temple OF E5chaumento night In The Palace Of pekin
First appearance OF Mis-. Mary S. Clair n" celebrated
English Syb assisted by Mr. PHILIPPE The French NEGRO
aHccr. th.ir Sorees Of unsurpassed novelties Illusions
and tnetarorphcses Engagement expense OF Miss
LGuss Forest IN. talented Da1seusc The Southern
Theatres ind of Senior Carreo unrysed deneaor OF
the ancicn: Marble Statues
Reduced pnces2Jcsns acm.;:aace For particulars
the small bills. $50 GUS
NIBLO'S-GrandS c;enifcl Illusion. HERR ALEXAN-
DER, the German Magician, most respectfully announ:
ces 10 the ladies' and gentlemen OF Na~fork that he viii
open series OF lis highly entertaining sorees a Nibos
this and every evening during the week.
Herr Alexander sill give varied series OF experiments
10 Chemistry Pneumatcs Optics, Natural Philosophy, and
Magic
Tickets, so Doors open a; Il performances at y
O'Clock. be secured by applying al the Office be-
the hours 10 and Il and and O'Clock p3 81
A LHAMRA, No. So Broadway Positively the las,
IA week OF Psmo's Ethiopian Opera Company. Wedues-
day evening November viii be performed he fayorte bur
lesque, entitled an-huil-ne-ahcu from La Somnar
bula To conclude with the Nrgnian Girl IN which in
,roducei tie gems of Baes celebrated opera OF the Sohe
misr Girl. Also, laugbable buresqls Polka, &c. On
Thursday next will be produced raveste or
Performances 10 commence al y o'clock Admission, p
cents MSS;
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A letter from Hamburg 10

"Our money market remains in a very unpleasant
state and the demand for silver continues. Discount
st class paper up to per cent which has farther
depressed cur exchanges; and with similar state Of
things in the interior OF Germany makes us tear longer
continuance of than we could anticipate In the ntc
rior several failures of importance have taken place
Creditremens unimpared here
The last report OF the Bank of England, Oct. llth
gave the Bullion at sl4,5sO 654 Circulation s2O9sl2l7
The Treasury Notes outstanding on the LIST instant
were S6i7 464
The following amounts subject to the draft of
the United States Treasurer in the several deposit banks
L.. ,l,o Ill
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MARINE JOURNAL.
| SEE FOURTH PAG

Bark Chatham Bearse, I'm Malaga as'h Sept Gibraltar
cor,nan,, Win banks Miguelon, Boston; Wave. do;
hrig Renubc for York. 81 inst, 4j miles ESE OF Bar
neea spoke brig orolod I'm Providence for Charleston,
I Bark NewJersey, Lewis, DIS I'm Savannah, cotton,
Ir schr othello Young, 81 DIS I'm Kingston JAM in
scar Cottage Ayry DIS I'm Thomaston lime mast
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WARRANTED TO Cure OR 40 PAY.-The Hays LtniIneu
sao Balm of China tie The Piles, al q Cor,lands
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me most distressing sction that lie endured is
W. SICK Headeche even THIS death inviting cou.pl lnt
be always avoided by The timely ase OF the remedy for
val purpose al q Coft!andst MS etec,d
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SOIREE MUSICALE.


MRS. VALENTINE MOTT, u, Pupil OF Sisnor Gre
l'l vo aud member OF The Royal Academy OF Music
eques; OF numerous flm;es she will maze her first appear
public, Thurdsy evening, 18th OF November 1873
at the Apollo Saloon; when she Will be assisted b Tue !o
lowing eminent ARTISTS, viz Signor Rapeui Violin; Mr.
Phjllp Mayer; Nj. Henry c. Timm Mr. John A Kyle ;
snd Mr. George Loaer.
Tickets ST. 10 be obtained a, the principal Music Stores
and the residence OF Mrs. Mot, 81. Broadway ms
FESTIVAL CGNCERT.-U. c. HILL has the
i pleasure That h will give Festival Con-
GER. on Monday evening" the lO November, tie Broad
,vsy Tabernace-on which occasion he will be assisted by
the members OF the philharmonic and Newfork Sacred
Music Societies and other distinguished musical ability OF
This city, who have volunteered their services the whole
forming array Of vocal and instrumental talent never be-
fore presented Concert in America complete pro-
gramne, and the performers will be peSened few
days previous to the Concert The talent already engaged
with that which expected will fully meet the expectations
OF the public On this occasion, The following overtres VIII
be performed NJ.
TIC Gn RnGe u T fis snj1i;: K @sSs4
And for The first lime IN this Country he following ope-
ratio ChoMsses byan adequate number of performers;
1Tie Stars are brightly bcamfs -Precosa Weber
The Tramp Chorus and Solos ..............B Bishop
The Finale OF the frs, Act OF Euryan,le, first
time in Ame'cal consisting OF Solo and
Quarielte with full Ch5rus OF Warrtorsaud
The Orchestra Wi consist of $50 Voices and nearly
Mr. H. MARKS. Leader of the Orchestra.
By permission OF VIM Mitchell, Esq, Mr. TlMM Will
The whole under The direction of Mr.. U. C. HILL.
Concert to commence at O'Clock. Tickets 81 each For
sale the Music Stores and u, Saxion Mess @ Broad
way, Leaviit Trow's. 1874 Broadway, Appleton Co.'s,
200 Broadway Nesbitts OF Wall and Water streets
j. p PerAnss, No Wal-st, A. Sparks, l6l Fulton-st.
H. Meigs 4l6 Broadway, Geo. Wilcox, 81 Caial-SL and
a. the door. the evening Of performance. nj THO
fAihs week. commencing Monday, Nov. 8, l6+5-Splen-
evening al haii-past manager reengrged the
living male Orang Ouang for another week together with
the famous English Dwarf They will both be visible every
day and evening" Also. engaged the inmabe Droleris,
Nj. Wnchc The Dougola Minstres, the Ethiopian Sere-
naders Mr.. Mortified, the Comic Singer. Mrs. Merihed,
the Vocalist aud Danseuse the Dancing Witches the Hyd,o
Oxygen Microscopic and Madame Rockwell, engaged
Admission, y cents. Children under 10. Il! cents.