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ton would Be adopted and that II would be advisable to
invest . portion Of the school fund created under
that instrument. in the redemption of these State
bonds. The act authorizing the sale Of the bonds
was also deemed defective. in not providing a
place for the redemption we'll the payment of
the bonds Since the rejection Of the new constitution
however, the whole Of the bonds issued under the
act OF the last Legislature has been offered for sale
eight per cents at par; and judging from the CORES
pondence with the bondholder the probability H. that
The tens now redeemabe will be exchanged for Gig
except small amount which should be al once redeem.
ed"
Unless imme late are taken TO provide for
the deficiency In the alluded to- the State Trea
sury Will become SO embarrassed In its operations that
viii be In the creates, danger of delinquency; in fact
such a result has already been partially realised
The taxable real estate in the city of oble 10 valued
at $1,000 900 The rate Of tax is forty cents, which
produces 900 annually The city debt $72l277 &c.
and the annual interest sac 2l3 So The annual taxes
are setapart to meet this interest and annual
priatcn Of $40 900 TO create sinking fund for the pay
ment Of the principal There is then, deficit Of
nue. to meet the interest OF So 23 S. and of the ints-
rest and sinking fund together Of S. The
OF the city, in making this financial exhibit, recon.
mends the sale of city property to reduce the debt
so much that there will be than will be
needed to pay the reduced amount of interest
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
TElE q r APHIC.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 9 p. M.
VIC nave no news sufficiently interesting to be
worthy oil transmission by telegraph.
Inc Southern mail has arrived, but brings
nothing later from the army in Mexico.
The New Orleans papers contain an account of
another horrib lie steamboat explosion on the Mis-
sissppi, with the loss of upwards of thirty lives,
but the full particulars of this awful calamity
will be found in an extra slip from the Pieauvne
office, which you will receive to- night by the
eleven o'clock mail.
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WASHINGTON, Nov -, 1916.
.An Eafg1u l.oired.

The news winch ! sent yon yesterday, OF the
recent occurrences in Mexico, is key to the poll
cy of our government in granting free pgress TO
Santa Anna into Vera Cruz. There was, in fact
no compact between him and our government,
nor did the latter count, as some journals have
invidiously asserted, on his treachery That they
expected to turn his presence in Mexico to good
account, is true, but how In this wise.
Mexico, with NJ dome site troubles 10 distract
her attention, could combine her strength and
needlessly prolong the war without any advantage
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such universal praise for is admirable Perform
that need only say that they will be coed
usual. and the band the same. Mr. George Lodsr
ducts the concert
Henri HKRz-This artist gives q concert in Phladel
phia Friday evening He will be assisted by Ed
ward Walker distinguished pianist; Signora Pico Mrs
Walker, Thornbecke, Meignen, and others The over
ure to semrsms will be playe eight pianos by
team uianists
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POST OFFICE
CITY or NEW YORR, Nov. 20, 1865
DY the authority of the Postmaster Genera the United
ID States City Despatch Post 8 discon
ROB'r H. MORRIS P. NJ
NOTICE


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THE subscriber with the assistance of those who
States City Despatch has esabbed on his
CITY Despatch Pest under the of the Post Office
The prncipsl office of the Post Office City Despatchs
e En- rs 81 cIss naa
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deliver all letters circulars and notices that may be enrus
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New York. November asth i'as.
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osher IN must be seen at the ht sight IL
tans upwards OF 100 engavnss giving the value and
fac smile Of Gold and silver CON IN use, which will be
added every week the wok .ued. TIL II contains the
and prices Of kind Of circulation
the United States. IL also has marginal index that
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secured copy-right Of the same.
Gold, silver, end bank bought the Office 90 Broad
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plumber Of efeient persons wanted 20 sell the above
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Wi2s.-TO those persons that are 50 un-
fortunate be bid would ieconmened call and
anime the largest and and Toupees
the city For lghtness and bespy of finish we know Of
nothing that can we'll supply The gsss hsir
fraciics Hair Cuters, and Wig Makers No I79 BROAD
WAY stsrs opposite the Howard Hotal.
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TO those who study Economy, combined
with eeganes and utility the subscribers offer
sr Portable Shaving and Dressing Cases the most com.
pee Of he KIND ever offered the public They possess all
e merits OF the imported article with these adv
being cheaper compact and tho articles contained
~ them warranted 70 perform their duties and though not
Metallic Tablet c. SAUNDERS & SON.
few doors above Courtandt ST., III Broadway.
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rocket and Penknives, Scissors, Nailhies,
&e-A beautiful as.ortment Of the above be the
supsc zoe s. NO IN Broadway, consisting of the spen
did aud uaique patterns imported this country.
q. SAUNDERS SON.
Few doors above CouItandt street.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.

In the City aud County Of New York from the 2st day of
November the 28th day Of November 1886.
Men 81; Women 49, Boys IS; Girls 80. TOTAL l49.
Apoplexv o. Asthma 2; Bleeding from lungs Il Burn ed
or Scsded Bronchitis Il CANCER, q Casualties Con
sumption, ~; Commissions TO- Group, s. Debility ii Deli
rum renens, /; DsrrhGa, Z; Dropsy 4; Dropsy the
head 3; DroPsy in the chest Il Dfowned2 Dyssnery, .;
pusIpsf q Fever Jsmitsent 3; Fevs scarlet s. Fever
o. 6: HOPING Coash T. inasmmai,on D. MATHEMATICIAN Of
brain, 3; inflammation Of bowels 81 Inflammation Of lungs
Jaundce, MafoIma,iSn, M.Iasmus I! Morti6c.ton
Old Il Palsy, l. Premature birth, 2; Sprue, Suocs
ton. i; Teanus, il Tumor, i; Unknown g.
ESAgs-Under one year %; years 81 2ts5 III to 1913
10to 90 90 to 3d. III 30 to t0 40 to So IL SO to g. so 10
10, |; 10 TO 30, 4; 80 to 90, 4; uuknown,4.
CORN'S s. ARCHER City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Nov 30, 1886.
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Navigation or the ONO RIv.r.
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Now. 3O-6 p. m.
The market continues to be aoundantly supplied
with capital and the demand from all quarters il easily
supped The banks discount lib orally and the rate of
Interest in the street is confined the legal standard
Stocks are very heavy and TO be impossible to
sustain prices for those of really solid character
AS Tor the fancies there 10 dpth that they NAV not
reach From present spPearUes there s every proba.
o'y OF several Of them goir & completely out Of sight
The sales at the boards thiS morning were unusually il
nitsd Norwich and wore fell on at the fret board
"a per cent and Harlem y At the second board Nor
wich and Worcester advanced l per cent making the
decline for the dsy per cent from Saturdays prices
0s'erns exeb Ane has not been in very active demand
psck' 4, and the supply Of bills pressing upon the
Ie' mas depressed the rates. Prime bills on London
fuo'e a oaoS per cent premium. Some very good
'Ame' o. we been offered at 90 per cent premium
Inc Aipments Of produce continue very large and it
"" the greatest difficulty vessels be obtained to
carr forward supplies fas, they are offered While
value Of our exports is increasing rapidly the i'm
Porstions continue very light Our largest packet ships
ere arriving with very United freight lis,s and the pro
liability is that there will be mporations Of any con
sequence until the spring trade Is about opening.
This the last day Of the old tariff, The of 1912
Is dead The a3valorsn tariff goes into operation to
morrow morning. and there will DO the greatest activity
in the custom house for some days.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
ae 'ahsis uur1ng inc third week IN November, 1916,
Compared with that received in the corresponding week
in lsi5 Is az follows -
NEw YonK STATE CAxALs-ToLLs RECEIVED
Receipts for third week in Nov, 1916. .$l07Ill %
Same period in lsa5. .............. IlO40l 81
decrease So $50 Ia
The aggregate amount received for tells, from the
commencement of navigation to the 2ad Instant, nclu
During the sam. period in isis. asso $50 $50
The amount received for tolls this the 22d
inclusive exceeds the entire receipts during canal nav
cation n ls45 by the sum of Ss6,ll9
The business the Canal at Buffalo this year. from
the opening to the close Of navigation compared with
last, has been annexed -
CANAL Business AT BUrrALo-SHrMENrs East.
IGiour on
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Tho great and unparalleled increase in the shipments
Of corn show the wisdom and policy Of tho reduction Of
tolls which was made upon this article by the Canal
Board at its session last winter The tolls received
he Buffalo on &C in ls45, amounted TO Sass 2e0 and in
1916 showing increase at that DO int this
year, of s27s,l27.
The number Of clsaranccs in ls45 was $685. and in
'si6, Q ,lo7-showing an increase Of liza
We annex our usual table Of quotations for the prnc
pal State and other stocks used for investment -
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Second Board
Died.

On Monday morning soth ult after lingering illness,
ELwANoR RAPKLYEA, wife of c. De Vacourt in the 49h
year of her age.
The friends of the family and of her brother Cornelius
Schenck invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence No. 20l Walker street. Wedne sday after
noon, at one o'clock, without further invitation.
On Monday, s0th ut. of nervous fever, WILLIAM Cox,
junr., in the 32d year of his age.
His friends and those Of the family, and also those of
his brothe rim law Thomas Dunkn, are respectfully
requested attend his funeral from lac Fourth avenue
corner Of aSh street. Wednesday the I'd inst at half
past o'clock. 2
Drowned, the 25th ult, at West Point Y, must.
clan WILLIAM REED, u member Of the West Point Ba
having at the time his undress uniform being blue
trimmed with red height feet 10 inches. ANY nfor-
nation respecting his remains will be thankfully recev
ed by his wife at West Point at No 6l5 Pearl street
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

THIS is a.chemica extract from Wild Cherry and Tar
everybody knows that Wild Cherry possesses important
msdcines eriesand Tar Water has always been ad
nnistsred Consumption, and Lung affections generally
all the virtues Of Tarand Wild Cherry much smaller
pass than produced The Of
it, and its al Pulmonary and Liver aecl
cusvey prove this We say confidently, medicine
effec ed such wonderful Let Coo
sumptions fasyrasp without giving this trial Being FORM
ed from substances congenal soil
and sys en- is safe simple and efficient treatise reat-
to this subject be bad the for he Basam
Call and Be and Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry, there limitations abroad.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
OFo byA B. D. SAND5,Agents for New ork City;
so by druggists generally throughout the United States
Canada dl 1tD&W
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TWELFTH WARD,

TWELFTH WARD.
sSSuTsd @sstl1s Of nc
WAhRP hsIa hi house Of Jqhs Campbell YGIays
o the Wa and nj
's s nd JOHN kr
The following named gentlemen were unanimously no
For The General Committss'
Patrick Doherty.
Fort Yoang Men, Mems General Committee.
John II. Kiker,
"" For q q. w Ward commiit.e.
$ SSI \ % S':assi.. % %i:.; se$s i
JOhu Quin, Charlie. Henry Hall.
ss$iss sS%': ::!:1:cn, % ieP1 ss :sGss,,
Miss,sI 'FIliiii S:r J Js%s. w W saG'Ss''
John EFl FEE. Dam bsni.i R RsS.sh
Resolved, That view with deep ,oci,ade and alarm
and the Tree Of Of
or o Se aOy
s, do r LEAVING TO citizen The fall and unbiased
,uss Mnoa, s Tear Of whether they occupy
70 ss IF yS ssss na sss he:
up to "er''d disgrace E 'Pd %TSowLE Chairman
JoHs O. Krr, Secretary. nas sMTis.r
a FEW MORE OF THE
REFERENCES AZ TO THE
GOOD EFFECTS
IN Ess !EsEs: sSas IssRE
SORE THROAT, WHOOrING COUGH,
INFLUENZA &c.
a, ANTHONY v; TRAffxN READING ROOM CO.
TlMO ray HOPKINS IS John street.
ZAGHAHtAH BELKNAP, le nth street
HENRY ID. LEsEsNE, Charleston. s. e., (rcsiding at
SaX2fLEs WpsoityLE az I'D Avenue
JOHN n. PAFF, Es1,
Mr. FAIRCHILD, - Charlton street
MRS. BARBER. Franklin Place, Brooklyn.
FEW MORE ANON.
Sold ~ MRS. JERVlS, 3ss BROADWAY, next door to
AgsEisRushtou Co 10 Astor Ious. 10 and $50 Bro.d
waysBlnok. set Bowery Burnon 20 sixth avenue, n and
100 Avenne Eys 1913 Hudson street; Nelson corner Of
sion streets and Mrs Hays, 39 Fulton street, and Atlantic
street, BROOKLYN; ITO Grand street, WiIIiamsburgh.
- Be sure TO ash for MRS. JERVTS'S COLD CANDY
Put MP N packages offs. "a, Is, and 81 each
SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, sc.
CUPERDR sperm tandes at Is cts ID; winter bleach
- ed sperm Oil al gallon: very good white Lamp Oil
IS with large stock Of fresh Teas Family Gro
cees foreign &c. For sale wholesale retail
very low Prices Goods delivered to Of the city,
j. D. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer.
$50 end +N Greenwich. aud 70 Vessy SITS.
also large assortment Of cheap white and brows suesr
Gall Imsr
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THIRD CONCERT OF
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
TABERNACLE,
And last but previous their visiting Philadelphia
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY beg leave 70 announce
their friends and the public that they will give their
third Tend last but oue) entertainment at the Tabernacle
This EveaIng nett, Dec. i. -
The programme will embrace the following, Others
The good time coming. Old Church Bell.
Mothers Bible The Mountaiteer.
The Millennium. Bridge Of signs
Song Of the Shirt Moan OF the Prisoner
He doth all things we'll Grave Of Bonaparte kc
Tickets so cents TO be had at the principal Music Stores
Doors open at 81 o'clock To commence at X.
npC 3tisThSuk'rusrc
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year; will ride h. ssese q Hor'eman'hp as the sHif
BILLY WHTLoCK, and hi. immortal banjo will apes. A.
IN Dan GsId.: famous 'sren'ds besides multitude Of
ss ae K:%s'
THE ALBANIA SALOON.
go Broadray between Spring and Prince strssfs,
HERE AEEXANDER,
The Great MssN MO such
VII Appear Every Eveming Ihit Week.
Teiss. 70 the Rounds. 50 sen TO tho Balcony. Is cent?
cs,s1 Dss:, Z Of age half
gAbME." II tts.sIs fhEs s.a. H.a.1sr
MADAME A XII Nsff but md Th Mi4E DINER
rG Ef5 b s'1 s%f & NJ; P P.s So.
THE ARTISTS WIFE
uRIELLr, ., f ASS bi Th'fh AMoyRrux.
With entire new scenery dres' S r.nd' &C. &C.
EG s. A S;$:;
Phoebe o My sr Ws,tsj'.
~ THE S Il ssA sSSF XIX c,.
w arch S STREET THEATRE fRI inai.s III H.
w BURTON. Manager ana Lessee
~ Til. Theatre ,iai; been iicicushv ;s:dsseT,IsS
the most gorgeous syle dis now the most beautiful Thea
TUESDAY, De, ember l,
Will be presented the drama Of
wALLACE, the Hero Of scotland
Marion Nj. Burke
FssoTts Dance by Mr. Bonnie and Mis-. ocsans.
THE MAJ xGG FT the g. n T EVUf GIFT
Grmald MIR W A Barry
t usT1sSSia Mis-. M si MfSa
For description Of ck; new scenery and machnery for
Mr. " Barnes and Conner every evening this week.
CHINESE MUSEUM, PHILADEI .PHIA.
~ qS 70 H s Kas
Of Paris. beg. the public Of fhladeIpha thai
he h. been iaducedt give on his return from Baltmors
On rRID S9A EVl SHNGE bss:.ms., ..A,
LARGE SALOON OF Il The liz CHINESE MUSEUM,
r.. sw s when sa that Gy
SsEa arfs Mu 81 FESTIVAL
rsasSs ser
's ssS e, shi ,S,HSaf i%psn' talent
Mr. EDwi'5 WALKER. the celebrated
4 NJ. Il. Ts t!'ii'l
and A GRAMS fS'iS; ORCHESTRA.
Grand TESS RHSz s $ with til. Hand Bell
i: Il s::
a M 5'1 %E S.iG
SONGS, By Mrs WALKER
Two OVERTURES by the Grand ORCHESTRA
The Concert will concIude with the Overture to
SEMIRAMIS,
arranged for EIGHT PIANO FORTES, and executed by
FIFTEEN Of tho BEST P1ANISTS in Philadelphia, and
HENRI HERR
10 DESTROYS Of affording every facility families,
schools aud students Of the Piano Forte Henri Herr has de-
termiGed to fix the following prices OF admission for this
evening"
single Tickets s. each; Family Ticket, to admit per.
COMBINING
AsELECT FREE AND Easy.
Every Evening at the Stag Hotel, Is Mercer street.
beficeen Hotcard and Grand.
VOCALISTS
Mrs. Newton. Miss Barton, Mr.. Collins and Mr. Gndon
professor will preside at the Piano Forte.
To commence at haifpas o'clock.
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AAIUSE nfENTs.
LAST WEEK OF KING JOHN.
| DARK THEATHE-Tuesdiy evening, Deer. ist-li
MRS. CHARLES KEAN,
MIR. CHAmLEsKEAN, ard ,,rov

uigh ss Ct cu.p,rsxr.N
MIR GEO. vANDENHOFF
ofKlNG JOHN-John, King Of England, Mr.C Kean; PHI
lip FauleoIbrdre Mr. ysndeaho Censi,Ees Mrs & k.sn
Lord Cours,"Stoa, Mr. g. Barrett %
On Monday the 9th of December the petite Vienese dan
Doors open 6K O'clock aad performances will
mence al O'clock Boxes S III 80 nts Gallery Is cents
ROWEkY THEATHE-Tuesday Even,nx, Dec -,
NAM; Gen. Ws,hington, Mr.. vache ; Gen Putnam Maer
Amer whieh " The children OF THE WOOD. Sir
Rowland, Mr. Forester; Josephine, Mrs Booth Lady He
To conclude with BLACK EYED SUSAN. William
Mr. Stsyens; Doug ass Mr. Vsche Susan, Mrs Sergeant
prss.. rircIe IS cents; P, end Gallery lax cent.
Doors open at 81 o'clock; curtain rises at 7.
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEAIkE--Tuesday
W evening Deer 1.-The ester'ppeSi. g ecm% 3s,s
sse S'sSi % Ho.nd Emil
After which, the THREE GIFTs--Kng Bellifulion MIR.
Niskinson; Queen Mn. II lakewood;
Mr. wslcot; Leander darlington, Mrs Timm.
Dress circle % cents; upper boxes CENTS PIT one shilling;
Doors open at half oelock curtain rise. att.
BOWEKY CIRCUS.
Boxes F fKsT N Gess1 81 a R ' No R RH cents
TUESDAY, ia i1fi EV VEN Il e. See &c., i
k an I and S rxK
'Sy G.oRGEp sERSEANT will make hi. frs. .p
II A
Master VIM nixon the iufsntie prodigy aged only nine
EEc XXI a sA IL iss soS = the
BILLY WHlTLOCK and his immortal banjo will appear
Dan Gadners famous serensde; besides multitude Of
eTSs @ " R:qa H.
Gardner Columbine, Miss Jesselyn. n30 lwerh
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GKEAf BATTLE
OF THE
RESACA DE LA PALMA,
AND THE
COMMANDMENT OF MATAMORAS,
Now exhibiting at the
Gothic Hall, 3l6 broadway;
N7-Open every day from H. A. NJ to o. r. NJ. Admission
IS cents. Children, f2L cents. mas 1wsrh
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Jules Piunket Rene fsrdessus respectfully request
continuation Of the kind patronage with which hey have
hitherto been favored. hlm'fc
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IABEKNACIE.
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER ID,
CAMILLE SIVORI
WILL give Second. and positively his Last Conesrt in
Miss Norhs Madame Absmowicz, and Signor De Begnis,
(foI the vocsl by Signor Rapett Mr. Fontana, Mr. Geo.
Loder, snd Mr.. II. c. Tmm
The pieces be performed BY Camille sivori the fol
lowing: . -
The celehr,ted Adasio and Rondo I'll Campsneo." (s
hand-belI) composed by Paganini. -.
duet for yotns (by general desrel execued by Sig
nors R.petu and siyori-comPosed By Msurer
Lammermoor" executed by Mr.. Fontana and sivori,
composed by Camille Sivor)
The Carnival OF Venice" with some new variations,
never heard before NO
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE

LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED for the Capitol at Washington, by J. Wander
i lyn, will be continued exhibition for short time
longer the National Academy of Design Broadway
and Leonard street.
Also, several admirable copies, by MIR w. from the chef
d'euyres Of the great msstcrs Titan, Coego. and Rem
brandt together with splendid view of the Cataract Ra
pids and scenery shout Niagara Falls
Open from 4. NJ 10 10 T. NJ. Season tickets 20 cents;
single admission q cents. Descriptive pamphlets Ga cu
nit imissrc
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AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
SPOHRS LAST JUDGMENTS
AND
Memberships "LOBGESANG,"
AT THE TABERNACLE,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, I'd December com
mencing at IL O'Clock, and closing at TO-
The Chorus and Orchestra as usunl
The solo parts will be sustained By the following resident
talent:
SSopsanp. 80. 49, ''.'' ~. $780,
SecOhoo. uiss W at,ou
Basso ................. Mr.. J. T. Mssset
Conductor. -. $500. Mr. George Loder
Mr.. ii. &. Timm will preside at the Organ
Tcketsto the public dtllar each To subscrbers-
for five performances fifty sach by applying at the In
stitute, 4<6 Broadway. -
dl 2ts uar H. ME1GG3, Principal.
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PREMIUM BOOTS

PREMIUM BOOTS
Quick Sales AVID Small Profits.
. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 50, our own make
give satisfaction; fine French imperial
Dress Boots for - So equal to those usually sold in
French Boot and Shoe Man9facloy one Of the most fash
prase the Fair Of the American Institute for the
pncs ever sold this city Doou Shoes Caters he made
store. YOUNG JONES' Ann st.
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOX ALBANY.
Daily (Sundays exceptedl at 2. M.-Througt Direct.
From the Pier befgeen Courfiandt and Liberty SITS.
.GDA - Steamboat KNICKEkBUCKERC Capt A,
Housh,on, will la.ve on Monday Wednes
Steamboat COLUMBUS, Capt q. B. Riggs, will leave
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings at o'clock
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FREE CON ERI'S,
AsELECT FREE AND Easy.
Every Euening, at the Stag Hotel rs Mercer street,
beftceen Hotcard and Grand
VOCALISTS:
Mrs. Newton. Miss Barton, Mr. Collins and Mr. Gaindon
A professor will preside at the Piano Forte.
To commence at halfpaN 7 o'clock.
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H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctioueer.
A UCTlON NOTICE-LNge Sale of FANCY FURS,
a SLEIGH ROBES, MUFFs, ke:-TUTTLE DU-
CLUZEAU will sell this day, ten o'clock. at No. Will
liam street. without reserve credit Of sixty DAYS large
retail sales comprising every variety OF Lusted Lynx lsa
bella. Bear Sable and other fine Nuts Boas, Vicorine.
Caps. Trimming. &C. Also, Sleigh Robes, viz, Wolf
Black Bear Badger Brown Bear and Raccoop Robes Tiger
skins. Genet Robes. &c (ataoRuea ready. dl ter