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a m, arrive at Lynchburg same days by p m.
1859. From Lynchburg, by Eagle Eyry, Big
Island, Balcony Falls, Natural Bridge, Rebeeca
Furnace, Clifton Forge, and Covingtoaa, to Gala
shsn's, IS miles and back, twice week:
Leave Lynchburg every Monday and Friday at
4 a m, arrive at Callaghan's next day by 6 p m.
Leave Callaghans every Monday and Friday At
7 m, arrive at Lynchburg next days by 8 pm.
1880. From Lynchburg, by New London, Otter
Bridge, Liberty, Lisbon, Blue Ridge, Buford's,
and back, three times week, with a tri-weekly
branch from Buford's by Blue Ridge, to Fincsstle,
20 miles and back.
Leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at m, arrive at Big Lick same days
by pm.
Saturday at a m, aprive at Lynchburg same days
Leave Buford's every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at IL NJ, arrive at Fincasle same days by
4pm. '...
Leave Fincas,le every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at m, arrive at Buford'' same days by
9 a m.
1891. From Lynchburg, by Campbell C. H.,
Yellow Branch, Castle Craig, Wards Bridge, Hill
Grove, Chalk Level Roberston's Store, and Pittsy-
vania c. H., to Dsnvile, rs miles and back, three
times a week. - ..-....-
Leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at a m, arrive at Danvillc same days
W AS
Leave Danville every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 81 m, arrive at Lynchburg same days
by I2 IN.
$3.50. FromNew London, by st. James's Church,
Davis's Store, and Charlemont, to Big Island, 80
miles and back, once week.
Leave New London every Wednesday at a m,
arrive at Big Island same day by 7 pm.
Leave Big Island every Thursday at 5 a m, ar
rive at New London same day by 3p m.
1893. From Campbell G. H., by Pigeon Run and
Marysvle, to Green Hill, 90 miles and back, twice
a week, and from Green Hill, by Brookneal, Barks-
dale, Republican Grove, and MeadvilIe, to Halifax
C. H., AZ miles and back, once week, and from
Grccnhill, by Newl,erg and Mount Airy, to Chalk
Level, I8 miles and back, once a week,
Leave Campbell G. III. every Monday at a m,
arrive at Halifax c. II. next day by 7pm.
Leave Halifax G.. III. every Wednesday at Ia m,
arrive at Campbell G. Fl. next day by S pm.
Leave Campbell G.. III. every Friday at m,
arrive at Chalk Level same day by 10 I'm.
Leave Chalk Level every Saturday at 5 a m, ar
rive at Campbell G. II. same day by 8 pm.
1884. From Halifax G. FL, by Meadvie, Locust
Level, Peytonsburg, Aspen Grove, and Spring Gar
den, to Pittsyvania G. H., "a miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Halifax c. II. every Friday at s m, ar.
rive at Pitsylysns c. II. same day by S pm.
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arrive at Fincastle next Monday by 6 p m.
Proposals for semi-weekly service will be con-
sidered.
26l2 From Christiansburg, by Blacksburgh, to
Newport l6 miles and back, twicca week to Blacks
burgh, 9 miles, and once week the residue Of the
route.
Leave Chrstiansburgh every Tuesday, at 10 m,
arrive at Newport same day by pm.
Leave Newport every Tuesday at p m, arrive
at Christiansburgh same day by 7 m
Leave Christiansburgh every Saturday at 10 m,
arrive at Blacksburgh same day by m
Leave Blacksburgh every Saturday at Up m, ar
rive at Chrstiansburgh same day by 5 m.
26l3 From Newbern, by Poplar Hill, Giles G.
Salt Sulphur Springs Union, and Second Creek, to
White Sulphur Springs, "a miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Newbern every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6 am, arrive at White Sulphur Springs
next days by SPIN.
Wednesday, and Friday at Q m, arrive at New
bern next days by 8 p m.
2614. From Newbern, by Back Road, to Wythe-
vile, 30 miles and back, once week.
Leave Newbern every Friday at a m, arrive at
Wythevie same day by 4p m.
Leave Wythevillc every Saturday at M arrive
at Newborn same day by 4 pm.
26l5. From Louisburg, by Clintonyie, Seweli's
Mountain, Locust Lane, Mountain Cove, Gauey
Bridge, Loop Creek, Paint Creek, Shrewsbury, and
Kanawha Saline, to kanawha q. H., 104 miles and
back, three times u week.
Leave Louisburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at a m, arrive at Kauawha G. ii. next
days by 10 pm.
Leave Kanawha C. II, every Monday, Wednes
day. and Friday at 3 a m, arrive at Lewisburg next
days by pm.
25l6 From Lewisburg, by frankfort, Mays
vile, Falling Spring, Spring Creek, Little Level,
and Mill Point, to Huntersville, SO miles and back,
once week.
Leave Lcwisburg every Monday at a m, arrive
at Huntersville next day by4pm.
Leave Huntersville every Wednesday at 6 a m,
arrive at Lewisburg next day by ii m.
26l7. From Huntersville, by Mountain Grove, to
Bath c. H., 25 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Huntersville every Friday at 10 a m, arrive
at Bath G. H. same day by p m.
Leave Bath G. H. every Saturday At 10 m, ar
rive at Huntersville same day by 5 pm.
26la. From Clintonvile to Blue Sulphur Springs,
10 miles and back, once week.
Leave Clntonville every Friday at 10 m, srrivs
at Blue Sulphur Springs same day by 81 pm.
Leave Blue Sulphur Springs every Friday at p
m, arrive at Cintonville same day by 81 p m,
26l9. From Blue Sulphur Springs, by Grinn's
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ny THE NJ Ais.
INTERESTING INTELLIGENOE
WASHINGTON.
THE Tariff QU1sx1o1g.
Le Ge Ee


WAsHiSeTos, Dec. Is, 1875
The New York Pilots The late r. G. Nc Con~sII-My
Giddinxs-Whig Oppertion to the War-FsIly Of tAfs
Pohey-Tdr on Tea end Cefee-Geuenmsnf Nee
sures.
The memorial Of the New York pilots for repeal Of
the law Of March, 1897 presented in Senate THIS
morning by Mr. Dix, and referred to the Committee Of
Commerce of which he il chairman He will doubtless
meet great deal Of opposition, but have little doubt Of
the success of the bill which he IL about to introduce
am happy to Do able to state that Mr. Dix will give the
subject his earnest attention
The Senate was spprised by message from the House
of the death Of the Hon. Felix @. Mcconnell, Of Asbs
ma and Of the resolutions adopted yestsrday In tsstmo
ny of respect to his memory. Mr.. Lewis pronounced
very scitous and touching sulogum on the dssssssd
and what struck in excellent taste, passed over in
silence the tragicsl manner of his death There ID no
use in putting such things on record.
The Senate passed the customary resolutions, and I'D
journed.
In the House, Mr. Giddngs made himself very ridicu
ous In TRADE against the niquity Of the war; Intruth
the tax upon free institutions pretty severe one
which inncts such men on national councils II
mere waste of time, for nobody ever hosds him, Of
course His doctrines are monrous SO sbhorrsnt 70
patriotism and common ssnse that Is by means I'M
charitable to suppose that sbolitonism with him spe
cies Of monomania
"Others to some faint meaning make pretsnce,
But 0iddings never dsviates into sense.
trr.. conf.ss there ara other western members 10
whom the distich might apply with equal force but
the;rs IL individual and Characteristic snesshis 10 the
.suIt of his political associations and partially for 80
ciety of old women Of both sexes
The wings have taken most imprudent step Ia uni
ting with the abolition party against the war. u ia
piece Of sgregious folly and imprudonce, which will
materially damage the prospects Of the whg candidate
in Is4s scarcely how they are to recover their
lost ground. uness the strong OF the party repud
the sentiments Of the small fry, aud thus escape tho
obloquv which attached to the opponents OF the war Of
1912 The faint Of contact with the abolition party is al
most a. bad the anti movement. The western de-
moccy furious at the veto Of the river and harbor bill
the closs Of the last session, seriously conc
plating the sxpedency Of being inocu,aed with the abo
on virus But they went home. reflected, and thought
better Of H. Theylnow make votive offerings for their
escape.
Tho people Of this country warlike people, AMI
they never forgive those who raise factous opPos
ton to a war. The wings do not seem TO upder'
stand this Common sense nigh, teach them that t,le
United stasss are now in position to come
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Died.


On the 18th instant, after short and severe illness
Henry MIsuoa in the 49th year of his age
The friend. Of his father he late John Minugh) also
those OF his brother John and his brothernlaw John
Whittsmore respectfully invited to attend his fune
Ta on Saturda the 10Th instant. hapast o'clock r.
at his late residence, ass West 22d street, the
9th avenue Of
On Wednesday morning, 10th instant of consumption
ELzABETH b wife Of Albert Journey, Jun and
daughter of VIM D. Windle, aged ~ years, . months
and 8 days.
The friends and acquantsncss ofthe family ara invited
70 attend the funeral services at st. Johns chapel this
HIday1 mo- ming at helfpast o'clock from whence the
body will be taken TO Staten Island for interment Car
riages Will be waiting in front of the church
On the morning Of the 18th Instant at O'Clock Mrs
mercy FsApErsuReH, and old and respectable inhsbitan
Of this city, age IS years
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No l%s West Thirteenth street, on Friday afternoon ;
18th instant, at O'Clock, without further invitation.
laln Newtown, L. l., on Wednesday, the 10th instant
Ass ANNA MooRE aged SO years. months, and IL days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
Ssnd her funeral from the residence Miss Susan Moore
ton.
AtCambrdge, on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs MEarrpA
age. ~
At Weston, sth instant. yoHx NJ 0ouaoAs, ESQ., aged
81 years. f' 49,
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AMERICAN ART UNION.

INV YORK 18th December, Itl6
DIsTRIBUTION or PAfNTINGs.-Netice is hereby
- given that the annual meeting this and
distribution Of their valuable collection Of paintings will
tke place the Tsbemaee Broadway Friday evening
the 18th instant, at seven O'Clock p seiseIy.
The COLLECTION o. p.intngs nov numbsrng ~ being
PLAN THE ARr UrioS Each subscriber Of Five Dol.
lars member OF the An Union for the year and entitled
latter necessary enpenses frt TO the production from an
American painting, OF large and costly nal
be prcsened to the members alone member recev
ing copy Second e the purchase Of Psatiags ana seup
buted By lot among the members the annual meeting
December. The subscnption Book now open It the
ala 7tissrc
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DIX KELLlNGEh 3

IL INFALLIBLE LINIMENT 10 warranted to
~ >cure sores and Ulcers Of every nature in few
[l-days. IL acts like magic removing rheumatism,
and I'll other pains One certain relieve
bilious cholc drsrrhpa &C. as is taken is perfectly de-
e be the best family medicine offered the public
Free 50 cents per bottle.
Sold 90 John Bowsry Broome; ID ave-
and 10Th ysrce's drug store; Dr. Burres Dover
80 LONG BREED CANARiEs. s.d cage birds from
yyali g,rts q the yordIThs subscriber respectfully
h>>N his Bird Depot No. John street, near Broadway
where he will he happy show them his collection or birds
&c such be other the
unted States CAGES Of the latest and fitted up
and mixed be- for the different species OF birds
Male worms for Mockpg Birds, &c Re- Gold and Silver
Fishes ard globes
His DOCS consist Of King CHARLES JBerhsm) sranieis
~ shsh ma Seoch Ierrers Italian Grey Hounds &c and
from the best stock in Europe
CO lnsrh ARCHY 0RIEVE
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Married,
On Wednesday evening, 18th instant, by the Rev 10.
seph McElroy Mr.. GroRoE +. BRowN to ALMiRA PAsE
youngest daughter OF Robert Rogers all of this city
On Wednesday 10Th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Lyell,
MI. Francis M'MALLy, to MARY c., daughter of IL !
Nersted, Esq, all of this city
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ATUsEm ENTS.
NOVEL CONCERT

NOVEL CONCERT
* 1S sN9y Witt E PhT2 N NESE1 BOYS
respectful nornee ths usy whi give sn snts tain
iNsIKuAAAriL ., SIC. SINGING AND DANCING.
MINERTA ROOMS,
and Melodies peculiar TO the eoord They y,ll also
b borne. Triangle frnasI and cs.tauet - ~ ~ ~
while tour through the Western Country Their shin
aad hair white They have pink eyes and the
i.ssly developed They f.ai.., Il ef whom.
wn these are a. black .nd ns NIB
OF law proceedings New York the parents ofwo Of
Until they he
;;!:ao. oS n:n called ia:.; xS
s:s % ' vii e the sss s'Ss s
audience the close Of each Concert.
THE AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE
CONCERT OF SiEt s i!ea MUSIC
MISS CLARA Nj; RoLrH
WI PR OF an Sisa''
l. tn: Gp..y Chorus, from The opsr. of the Bohe-
S;sssas oGin;' S s% IL. Opera n.,,;.;
Il tiIs ;% :;:,, T ~: Denss
ned" from the Opera of the Bohemian Girl
sS'sa Han S %ii'S.s Bale
Rolph -. ................... Barnett
G. Quartstte.
and ~ 1Rs's Msye
jim ............'...... ..Donzeru.
5. HOmsncs, Une fieur re.ponse"Nlr. Phi. May.
or, Jun .......-.,. :. .Massni.
ta1s Bale.
levd from the seasons-Ntiss c. NJ Rolpb. Haydn.
Conductor Mr.. George Loder. Mr.. H. q. Timm will pre-
side at the Piano Forte
Tickes Fifty Gents each for sale at the usual places
UNPARALLELED PHENOMENA
SURGiCAL Operations without pAn Vision. Witch
- craft and Ghosts accounted for by LIE ROY SUN
DERLAND. in Mechanics Hall, 47t Broadway, between
broome aud Grand strseu, Monday, Wednesday Thur
day. Friday and Saturday OF the present week ~ M
combining series of results produced the midst Of the
dienee s,tatc grave. mIrthfu musical mysterious and
~ Tickets tadmitting lady and sentlsmanl IS cents.
dil MWTFs5t.r
N OTCEn the of the estate of the late JOha A.
IN Drew, deceased.
Notice hereby given that the have been d.
~ appointed by the Judge Of probate of e Of Mich
nacknac the State Of Michigan administrators Of the
estate of John A. Drew late Of Mackinac Of Mch
macknac deceased and have taken themselves that
trust, BY giving bSeds according to law;
WILLIAM r. DREW,
HENRY JONES'
SAML X. HARIN0,
ds swsrc Administrators Of the estate Of John A. Drew
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WINTER CLOTHING
SEEING OFF AT COST AT W.. H. DEGROOT K
Co.'S, 100 Fulton second block east Of Broad
way, New York where every variety Of Gentlemens
lohg can be had er than other estab
llshment in the city OF New York
Over Goats and Over Sacks Of Broadcoh Beaver Pilot
1wsed. and Mazurka Cloths, every style and color e
Cloakone half three and full Circle Of French and
Dress and Frock blue brown olive and green
ofFrench, English Belgian and American Cloths, from
and Business Coats feltc Sack and Winter Frooks-
from a. n Ss
Pan-Brosdcoth Ca.simsrss plain and fancy Doe Skin
Vs:t.dSrbis hisasted .ai8h. brea; and Isng collar
smere, plain and fancy Satins and Sks hom 81 to S.
large assortment of BroadcIoh Css.im.res and ye.pr,
which will be made to order. to suit the astidious
Boys Clotnpg, OF every description, constantly
hand. w II. DEGROOT q co.
d lmtr No. 100 Fulton It
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
uuGrrIzuunC. y. CASTLE kEDwIN MCCONNELL,
the latter from the Royal Academy Of Music
"A F3yLordon will give lessons the Piano Forte
" or Violin, al their rendence 81 Lispensrd at
Broadway that OF their pupis upon very moderate
tsIms which can be made known By applying a. above
oil lmsrc
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening Post.1
RINyys CR n {; S sPEGIMENS Or RINGS uN.
This article universally praised BY those who made trial
Of last year took the first premium Of the Institute FAIR
possible to manufacture an article equal it. It Is ss
az pimples and sold cheaper than the old Soaps All
therefore, who would consult economy and comfort in
shaving should possess themsc selves Of it."
Beware Of limitations, and observe the written signature
rIder the directions for Of II. Ring" Prepared and
Tor SALE wholesale and retail, and for cyportaton by
c. H. RING, Druggist,
dill lm*r l92 Broadway, corner Of John street
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
M 80 Cedar sfyeef.

MIR 4. &. MARSH Accountant author Of the " Science
WI Of Double Entry Book-keeping simphed," aud the
Art of lsIe Entry Improved, continues
teach above.
Course Of lns.rucsion.1hs public re.pscfuy inform
ing this important branch. truly OF practices
keeping books rather than ofectures the theory
The pupil becomes familiar from actual with eli the
books constituting set and OF good capacity will
by this become competent bookkeeper in about
Pespectuses with terms Obtained Il The rooms
from "a NJ. TO or. NJ. di1 Inns
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Awussc " s.Nrs.

DARK THEATRE--Friday evening, Dec ie,h-The PEI
f1msnee will with an Irish medley
which ~ ys"1qs; ipssfG i the
R Sss G & ssS as p BsG%seS
To DO followed BY the second grand By %
%S: w Ss U NJ
The whole % conclude with third advertisement. POL
ssss nj e; :y wis
BENEFIT OF Mr.. MUkDOCH.
.ri.s At Esns Ds &
Murdoch; Mr, Haller, Mrs. Col:m,n Pope
sG wSs an sd%Tff Song y M IEE Moeh
Harry Thunder Mr. Clarke; Lady Amaranth Mrs. Coleman
Tomorrow Mr. Murdoch. las, night Of eng agemsnt
RSs.: Circle g cents; RI. and , Gallery I cents
u Charlton strsetsnstsse Mansrsr Mr.. H. +. GRAF.
T r Essa S Ds n TS
DARkTMr; PsttibOne. Mr.. II Chspman-Mrs. Psaibsns
lsowfj BY he E.Ts. 6 the PEACOCK and til.
s''1 Blue sSi' F''fs Ms:
Msaasy D ss q M .si hs .;
Boxes cents, to all parts Of the house private bon
Doors open half pas. -Psrormanee to commence
NJ iTCHELLT OLYMPIC THEATRE-yrid.y Even
JOHN sP'sSfTiS TS%Si":
i :ss IN Ss"es sa K II w.ss
WISE Mrs Timm.
After which the farce OLA DAY WELL sPENT-Mizzls.
Mr. Holland
After which the popular farce of SPRING GARDENS
Scoreup, Mr.. Holland.
Dress circle cents: upper boxes esnts pit one shsx
private bo1es S. Orchestra boxes, -.
Doors open az half past o'clock curtain rises att
CHATHAM THEATRE-LAsT Night OF YANKEE
- HILLS successful engagement Friday Evening,
Dec. 10 1876 The performance will with JON
ATTAIN DQuBIKfNs-Jonathan,Y Yankee Hill; Lady Gour-
nsnd. Mrs Greene
After which, tho HYroCRIrE-Mswworm Yankee Hill;
Charlotte, Mrs Harrison.
Hassan, Mr. w Marshal
Doors will 81 ocock-curtain rises atz precisely
Boxes rs cents Pt12k. dl7 Nsrc
BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes IS GEMS Children half price, Pit l3X cents
GOS9IN for days more.
FELIX CARLO will exhibit his Italian Tricks.
THIS EVENING.
There will be splendid display Of
Horsemanshp,
yaulting.
Acrobatic Et01utfons,
0vmnastc Feats
And Splendid Cayalcades,
By and largest Troupe Of ESuestans in the wsrd
dN lwsrc
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OVER COATS FOR ALL
GREAT AND SMAI,J,y
E 9 1855 9 g g 9 9 9 9
Hath Consumption's doom been spoken1
Art thou splitting life awsy7
IL thy constitution broken,
Bringing darkness DER thy day7
Towering high DER mutation,
DR.. Swayne's Wild cherry stands

Art thou splitting life away3
Il thy constitution broken,
Bringing darkness DER thy day7
Dr.. swaynes Wild cherry stands.
Spreading JOY through many nation,
DR swAHNk s. c cSs'fta1s SYRUP OF WILD
CHEKKY mild ADD pleasant t. the taste perscay
nos power u and certain 5smsdes for Of the
PLANT Tam. in the Side Breast and general debility Of
she that w: ever by s h Of man
deuce: Of its wonderful curative dav received
sa s s s sysd the
BY It, nor can we calculate the immense benefit that shall
affected By IT, and the dss:.s Is ersacssd from the
the 5epsirsd and health restored By the
Now m.ny % vs. s
behold 70 an untimsy grave wrested the bloom
aa ss 5
US%Dosss syrup q WiiS cherry hey would dad *
vs Ssh which our sbou.d this We
night SWEETS, at the inducing natural healthy
and the patient will soon Gnd himself 10 the
mind that Dr. swayne IS regular pracsng physician, who
has had years Of experience diseases OF the Lungs Chest
a CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-Be cautious to ask
Wild Cherry before TIE public add we would .ay 70 The az
dicted always the written sisosSrs 81 b. sw%rsr
on each bottle before you purchase Beware and be de-
From The demand for tn. sSOys article Drug
ms%S., to have full uHP hi. y.qsSs msdc%s ne
Wild Cherry IS there have been some ndviSuss with the
assumed name Of rhy.c,s1 making great efforts push
ssss' s Esi :s
p:Aa. .Esi. n Nsw YonSS-cI...Es H; R.xe corner q
Norfolk; LrwIs, So GTscnwich; Dono, III Bro.dway;
@ 5osr y ss
csffoy T. ss: RS:,Sn
{ Co na Water street: n. Y. nsa MWGF i'm rrc
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UNION KlFLEMAN BALL.
THE ELEyENTH ANNUAL, BALL Of the UNION
i RIFLEMEN will be held at Tsmmany Hail. Tues
dsy evening" February Id 1871. Tcte be had Of the
following Lieutenant John p. Ellis, 400 Pearl
Ensign Henry A. John ilhooly
Nassau street; Adiutsn, Jonn Morris Gold street,
ton street NJ. Finch liz Niaih street, M Gooderson. AN
Columbia sues; 4. North Dsy street; e Dewsow, isc
Ihomp.on street dis, 10 2Gs re
4 AFAYETTE FUSILEERS BALL-The first Grand
- Military Ball will be held by thr Lafayette Fusileen
the 22l December At Rsthbun's hotel The ball
Mr. kattbun have the best Ball given in this city this
The Boston City Guards and the New Haven 0sys
will be present. di3 6tsIh
LANDING OF COLUMBUS FOR ONE WEEK
LONGER.
Of Mr. Vanderlyns having his
intention Of going Boston, the exhibition OF his FAINT
ing will be cont ,uu mn I'd IN the 22d iustant. dI7rrc
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JEFFERSON r SC INSURANCE COMPANY.

OryrcE No. 80 WALL sIsErr. OPPOSITE the MKRcHAsrs
EXCHANGE
Company continue, to insure sx,inst loss q dsm'!s
general goods and merchandise every descnfon
also against loss damsxe by inland ma
vigstion AID trans poftapon,
Thomas w. Thore, ELISHA RIGGS,
Thomas I. Woodruff Anssn Baker,
X. Robson, MD Joseph DrsAe,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker. James v. Holmes,
Johh r. Dawson, john 2. More,
John n. Lee, William =. Ihorr,
Caleb q Tun;s Thomw NioTeli,
Frances r. Sage, Eugene boyfrt,
John T.. Merritt, -, k9b,rr ssmnh; -,
GEO t. HOPE seerrtary. s2s tire
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BY yHG SNOW WHITE ALBlNO MINsTRELs
T'HE FOUa SNOr 'THiTE ALBINO NEGRO BOYS
respectfully lrsounce hs a.ey wfil give tain
81
INsIKuAlAAriL ., SIC. SINGING AND DANCING.
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ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
At palmo's Opers House, in Chambers street.
OtGNORI A. SANQUIRICO and C. POGLIANI present
. their sincere thanks the o the Italian
Opera fer their encouragement the time
they have the honor that they
in accomplishing with the FOL lowing artists OF
sterling rsnown. who pre:en. in the city. viH:
Prime Dounc-Sknore Clotide srli and Rosipa Pico.
Print Tenori-Sgpori Sestp Benedet end Salvatore Patti
Print Bass-Signor Federico Bepeventano and Ant. Ban
quiYico.
Maestro attached to the Ccmpsnysgnor Antonio Baril
Chorus Director-Mr. III. G. Beames.
Prompter-sgnor Msrozxi.
Stage Manag.r-sig Benefit Reese.
Scenery by the DISTINGUISHED artist Sgnor Aeer OF the
rova theatres Of Dresden and Paris and Sig r. Moni
Office from 10 A. VI. till o'clock P. NJ. daily.
Geptlemeu tickets securing numbered seat
may be had At 425
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Private boxes for spsrsons. ............. iaos
The first Opera will b. the LINDA OF Chsmounis" &C.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-18

CANCEK-A CERTAIN CURE.
THIS dreadful disease has been repeatedly and complete
ly ersdicaed from the human system by Drs Corlis and
Shepard No ID Murray shy Ehectuslly cureda life time
cure The disease vii never in the patient treated
them Drs c. g. have cured the
dreds Of other patients Col H. w. Jemag Jemagin
Ala Mr.. Sarah Richardson, Lanear. Georgia. Charles w
Fioamoy Taboon so Pr TerIi sp..t, All these
the last i've years BY D. G. .. They several
now under treatment in New York In
ferred to BY DIS. SHEPARD & CORLfs
70 address No. 10 Murray st. New York.