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hORArlO HILL, Aucnunt~r
by COuI,kS NEhSS ~ ult.L-Storc Isl
u sroadway NeS.Yok Lons Room. Through mo pss-
ssgs)
f.rSl c..h .dvs-e-. all s,,ois consigned for .a's
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WI. II. JONES. Auc,lou-or.

VIII Il. JONES. AucIiVD.or
ID UOTS, stIOEs AND BROGiASs, on Wcanes'
sDday July S.h lrt o'cloch al The store VI u in-
y,rsol & Co No. -. Pssri-st $40 cas-s couprsinH
lsr. and -sirsbs assortment OF Boos Sboos and Bro
gan, sus- for Southern. WeslrrD and Guy Dealers
u. received C.sogues and goods ready on Tho morning
Of tho
Also 50 cases Mem, me Kip Peggel Brogsns
Asc 81 cs.e. ~ Omru's Sea- Pee..d L't- boots
Also 81 csse- M"n'. snd RUy's tu.s't Brneans
A.o l'O c..s- " m-n'. PcIg,d Ties -Bd Buss'rs l'29
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Dour0lnQ.
EOARDIr

BOARDING AT 81 CORTLAND-ST.
A FEW GENTLEMEN caa now be accommodated with
IA ard separate apartments Aso,s SIC 'minoaH,on
Tor gentleman and ~- WIKI psflot anc bedroom sc-
Joining and lie OF Piauo. References reG2uej.
W. lms
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aurticu Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS Aneroceer.
DY BANGS RICHARDS 81 PLATT.-Sioro
d "a srusdvsy-LIhersl Cash Advances made on co.,
crrr,srt, ~, Auction sal-s.
nsnn'sn" NJ FALL TRADE SALE.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaerioceer
ny BANGS, RICHARDS - pLA ~ ~ eon !.
IsA'''- SEw.Y0RK FAIL TRADE SALE.
To commence TUESDAY. 9SNh August
TIE urdrr.,suo respectfully s;vu roae- ss The aexi
r,si.r Trsds sale Of soots Stereotype Pl..., h VIA
iars,art by ,he jay sws,ch da,e he CsiAoscs
pei &c vii D. sid IS r.lal. on AoSoAv, 2,a AHsaat
luvoe-. OK writing pra.inS el!oret Pspers Slanlt
Booss Ca;ss7 sod Forvis1 aat Domestic SaioreIy sea-
ersly respectfully soi.!sst-
'rG;,J-d, "a u.aA. 6ANGS, RICHARDS X ELATr.
NorIct TO Prslissyk>-rhe following valuable Ssereo.
~ ,e- es,uinS Sal. syrOn's coupie'e Wosss Sss-
e-spn,e.l Dic,or,T,. Josn.ou'. works, vcls svo..
Bowel, LIE Of JohGsor vol. S,soor Srownets Fam
Eminent Mechan,c. Toe ulor Book Ard ssiy Eueyelo-
g-tl> o.trct school Library, Young Orator. Ssheids
chspiu'. Classical Sealing sooe. Ie.. ls
A.. 1p~sTs. OF ,s.''y 's,. Of S!sst ..T.ne s'eePs
pabl'.tet h, 4 Sp.rs., Sc Ae-
y. COTTON, Aueronees
by +. C0LTnN Sc CO. Aacaua and Commission
ID aechsnn-S'ore Nos lis Saltoa .ni 81 Ana A.
auctoo and aor q. e OF e-c-
~ d-.crosoa OF goods poneraly aseude respect.
'-"' THIS DAY. Juya,
A. INf o'cloc.. ~ toe Stote No - Ann-st
sErsIry SAL. or So CAS-, &c "A small as.ostureat cf
Sessr.. Gls. Ca,e.. Ses.r oo1ss saroi'are. Sc-
a., y lsrEe A.srrIui-ct Vf Hardware, comprising
Nnv-s EJr.s S,ws Sh-srs Fls Snu6srs, s-st.ces,
C.pdt.ucs L,ss. Bruso-. L.Rps t. aud c. ser pN,s.
T,bs. rs. ) ,on. P"cs.t K iv-.. Steel Purse. Wiz
Saw, do W.,ch Cpsins God Spg.. RA"ss, Nait.rS
Dous.e srr-led Cues. Cameo STe.. F'a. Guard CnAna
wrsus D--s.. I-es-r. So, 6ls,.-s &c -.
- CuAuBkKLAI>, Aucuune-r.--ssnse No. 10
INC, st li>rrs adv socrs mace on 0Oocs COO
isp.t Tor private be srd sucinn- Out door
.--s csrrfalv st-nied 10, aud respectfully sonei1e1-
Prom pt returns m-+-
THURSDAY July .
At O'Clock No. - ~ sicG-st cor OF Hoo'ns'n-eI
Slssf,y S,Ls q GsocsxIs, -compusins green ard
hl,cA lev. eSr c,t-c. spices Soan. Csndes, Gu Geo.
l. ~ Mois-,-s Flour, Mcs Scales. weights, MessHfoa
S,,1s% GIN Corias Stsadinx CssAs, Barrels. Kegs,
l;ia.. W-t-. ; r'sr-s - Sore SC &c
hORArlO hill, Aucrune'r
by CUuI,kS, NEh-S ~ u1tL-Store lS'
u sroadway Nes-io.k Lons Room. Through lhe pea
ssge)
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oAkPLTIN1, OIL CLOTHS. &C.


No ROADWAY ArD II DiyIsius-ST.
FAMILIES Ia ~ani Of CafPouns, on Cio,ns, Rngs
Dnss- Table 4nd fixno Covers, any ertclo
Ibe, nfOfuod taai h-y VIII MD, UuoD
spicndd assofiout VI all mo various
zfucos cUnboctoo Purchasers Will nld
uay patsrns VI bTus.os tnGo, ply and ingr1io
LafpeLs GA C.ulhs hal
all winch VII 10 sold prcos lower alan
before offered The soods ali focsiycd du1ct
nanurscl4IefL WI oUlON,
ns l.-~,ia No. "a East Broadway and ~ UIrsioo-st
4 'nEAfESI CARPET E5rAk5Li HnENT
~ Ia H'c UItod STAGE No. 80 bv~ody -huauu ALuofsUn
just fICoiSod ad spl1uo VI aupof-
Cue Enssu I'D Aiofeah hf-- ply doualo supcfhao L.
sf.in Veno,aL Gar petDs, russiy i0f
Elts aano, aud VII - pof hxo sny OBJ
rstADilsninrnL AisO IusI received
1jJ'n Jafos cuGinion cafpellns "a Sd. 70 So Sd.
LoytU cILz nno do a. %. " D.
SJ,AN double supefhucso A
lU,-O tnf7o ply pol5s-
Sy,'rp square yafGs ol Cd. 70 IL.
lb,UD1 aus s1noIIaA slaif pei -. ci-
S,tvO afko pliLo1 neafn
hlhnN ASDEkoOS, No. SO Sowory,
The hTsI establishment aDvgo des1r-st
rS-CHpouns .1pi ~ any paII VI ue eity, 6foosiyn,
&c Gnd H. Tree OF frsso nutco too nain-
b1r' bootTy. g. 3lnrvdls' srs1a
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D OARDING-Desirsbie -ooms 70 lei VIII board, 81
ONo, 81 Chausertfl leN B!osdHay. lss as
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Al lnoclrck No - u ~'en-,t cor OF Rohins'nst
Slssfyy S,Ls ~ GsocsSIs, -Comp1isins green ard
bl,c, lev. S!eSr Ctc specs Soar, Candles Gu Geo,
l. II Mos.,-. Flour Meal Scales, Weights, Measures.
B-7d,. Gu. coria', Stsadins Ca'A', ssFrsh' hess'
Gla.. w-t- pisr-s ~ Sore SC &c
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~ CukuBERLAIS, Aucuune-r.-SSnro No 10
IL ,tucp Lirersi adv socrs uaee 90 IVocs Coo
.suc foe private sl- or L. be shd NJ sucna out aoot
..l-. c,r-slly stl-uded TO- respectfully ,otcited-
pr,y,
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.srnE.mIUM BUO1S-F,nu French boo1s tor
III 81 81. Guy inside und qls TO n"so '9ln 10 Other
"a ,tIe. Tor nn- French Cal Boots for VI 90 .qihi
sly To- 10. hr $. made mi. city for 50 or 81 Al YuuHS
a JONES's Fcench and Snue M.nnfsctnfy, OHs -
he iLusl the city Quo bOois hsVEB been
,a go IN the alo fair st NDlDs said " DO ITO best
In city. Boots ted T., give shusfsctiOn-
Menri0s sc done IN Tho S'or-, YOUNG JONES, No
Aun. st n-ar Ia. Am-ncan MUSEUM, New Yors @ dek
uai,s as small pront. In vt mott ly2 lmis-od'
an Tile NEW STYLE sumu7r Hsls l.,eiy i"i.o-
A Guced Tor sale, WIN improvements, prce IS SO)
by WATSON 4 GU. ld IbstnAu-si
IA large assonmeptO Of PsnAms, LsSnoiu, AUD ovs-
~ Description Of sumner H.ts very mvdoralo p,iees
l-2h Ill
Eli PANAMA., M Militia. CANTON HNU CANAUA
AiA STRAW hArs.-Tno uuoersIsi od sas on hand
Of tn si'oV, hfiiIes, which no viii
.- nj very prices kObEkrSON, lOj FuitoD-sI
IN yl..
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sCST received from H.hiusr i,w opie. OF M 40
uurl Report uf Cunni..ouer " PaI-nia for tn1
year 1915 TIL, liable document VI near 100 pages 10
FOR sole d tee low price, of 81 .
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~ tALUADit REAL ESTATE For sac .Ia'
Is ouly - miles tom ms city, 90 me hun.oh hivrI.
A In hr.uiy 10 aliUp, aud IL sdoslTubr viaB7 hero
"A good country rsde for m:rchHnt 10 ctrnin VI inH
Store House been built about Ave- yrafs,
Of brick root Is slaries hikh, COUSINS TIN
rooms. every convenience iur family Also on uao
premise. good aud some ~ ih- choicest i'u r1o.
,rapSs Ill In 4 'urs'tns condition. 50, situate 40
utr from thls civ another Sot. and Dwelling al o
winch viii be sold the r-Hsouable t,r-. F"r fat
thcf pur ,cuais apply to ANTHONY bLEECkER,
jy22w Apetl"n-"r, n. !. o DAD 81.
10y, NANTrD- To hire or lease, house Wy t.wn.
modern three story preferred Teul from 10
Slbj. Addrrs nule 10 T. or call al No an Broad
1y,y IT.
90 FOX SAi.E-rn- ureo houses AUD Iols situated On
1s the South West corner OF Catherine ard Henry ~.
A8-A For terms Apply lo j. HENRY FEhRiS,
Dated Juup5 1876 Po.kssil. N. Y, or
IL lsvi.H GEO r. NELSON. S Waller.
..-. AZ i.Er-rl- dVToliins part OF II buso cTaof "
s T. and Nnth avenue tChsls1as qunf,J ro-
W." pl-s with every convenience for boarding hou.e
school ROOMS. Including bath room. ~sor
cosot range, and all tho d-rn Groom wafer hxtuIos
ReLI low 10 goou YnanL lpqulre 81
D. a. CusHMAN. No. 1873 Poarst
mylg s,t or glb--v-nur. rs.'vren pun aud Il'ts aus
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spUARD-s.miIIes ssnucnea Vi'lans TIE ciis cafiog
b,he Summsr cxn hs accommodated with very peasant
rooms and board Ma 81 Fuon-.t s. Psuis Church
here hey enjoy all the comforts OF noie and toe
advantages OF Ge,.ss and IePoss and 81 saving Of eS
pcnse- lc-c Ino
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n.laullui,s. 49,. Nuaslleo.

NAyANTkD-A purchaser tor Corner Grocery also
w for Poe'buus- of ih- beat in the city also, for
a cash Livery Stable with Coaches, CAhs, Horses Ac-
Wanted partner with hundred dours in the Furniture
nod Undertaking business ALREADY e,t.b,h.d All good
ohaucrs to make money. Apply 10 GILLESPIE. No 50!
Z nnr 1T.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. asp.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-8 p. Nj.
Flour closed to-day at five dollars per barrel,
with downward tendency.
strange want OF confidence prevails among
the holders of flour and grain, chiefly in conse-
quence of the non-appearance Of large orders
which were expected OH European account by
the last steamer, and further decline is feared.
Weather clear and bracing.
The jury in the of Moser, charged with
killing his wife, have returned verdict Of guilty
Of murder in the first degree.
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Died.

On Friday Goth inst at half past O'Clock, A. NJ JoHN
LYNCH in the 46h Of his age native Of the
~ Cork, Ireland
The relatives and friends invited to attend his -
narsl Sunday, 2ad inst at half past o'clock M
at 476 Water street, two doors above Pike street
On Friday morning, goth inst Mrs BoIsrLESc wife of
Henry Boistleng aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the f-
neral this Saturday morning. at 10 o'clock from 07
Wiet, corner of Stanton street.
On Friday, Goth inst JOHANNA RYAN, wife Of John M.
Zahn in the 25th year of her age native of Cashe
county Tipperary. Ireland
Her friends, and the fieEds of her brother in law Pa
trick Lay, and Of her sister Catherine and of her hus-
band are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
O'Clock tomorrow Sunday afternoon, from 80 Monroe
street.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE'
TELE q r APHIC
Death OF Capt. RldxeIy.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2O-9P M
by the arrival of the steamship Galveston nj
New Orleans, II inst. we have adyices few
days later from Texas and the army.
The brave Capt. Ridgely is dead. He was
thrown from his horse in Monterey and received
severe fracture of the skull, which terminated f,
tally.
This evenings Western mail is destitute Of
" Teegraphc" news.
Flour mas receded again to-day
Large sales were made at five dollars per
barrel
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Married.,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev; Ansel Leo, Hsssr,
youngest Of Philip Barnard Esq to RACHEL, only
daughter Of A. B. Jacobs Esq all Of England
At Rosyn, the 10Th inst, by the Rev Mr Clark OF
Manhasset. Mr. DANIEL CARPENTER to MISS HANNAH
Posr, all of New York
On the 18th inst, in Emanuel Church, Brooklyn by
the Rev. Francis vinton, JoHS H. SHETLAND to Mrs
ORssA d. Fo,rER, both of Boston.
In St. Paul's Church, Troy on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. BVankleeck, CHARLES KENpRIcK OF this city
to ANN T. daughter Of Saml Kendrick, Of Troy.
In Albany, the 18th inst by the Rev. w. !. Kip,
HIRAM BENJAMIN, of this city, to MARGARET OpELL Of
Albany
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 30, 1876
The Ueafher-Rscruifs-.

The Observation-Disclosures
The weather this morning is cool and sharp evincing
a close approach Of stern winter.
large number Of marine recruits left here yesterday
for Boston, to assist in manning the u s. ship Ohio at
Boston.
The MARKETs-No sales of flour took place Yesterday
Holders of brands could find purchasers
IS i2K The very unsettled and the impression is
that prices still further decline. quote prime red
wheat a 81 02. Large sales Of white
cts and elbow Oats 81 cts Rye 81 cts Whisky
dull at asa "a Sales mess pork at So cash. audelesr At
q
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CANCER-A CERTAIN CURE.

THIS dreadful disease hs been repeatedly and complete
ly eraoicated from the human by Ds Coils
shePard >o9 Murray st NY Esctuay cured-a life time
cure The disease Will never ia the lted
by them DIS {. have ed the anon gst bu
dreds Of other :Col II. W. Jenag IN of Jernaein
smith, Taboon do; Hon Neal Zebuon d. Mr..
very cases and all have been completely cured within
the last five by DIS e. b They have several case
under successful treatment New York. la
have they failed to perfect Certificates from the par
ties be at 10 Murray ST. and they confidently,
frrred to by DRS. SHEPARD Il CORLlS.
" Address No. 10 Murray ST., New York.
nal eodsm ms re
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D,- The remains of the late Capt Briggs, oil
the schr. Direct, stranded and sunk during TIE
late gale Egg Island shosl were erough. 70
this city Yesterday in the STAR and were taken
in charge by the o. F., who will transmit them this
afternoon in the Baltimore steamer to his relatives ana
friends in the city Of Balimore-Notok bedco" No' ~
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AmusE NE Ts.
Dark THEATRE -ssrpf isy Ereaiss. NOV sisl-s,,,s
i night Of
Mrs. CHARLES kEAE..


MN ohA AK. GO ASA vxS 80
King
RhiiP sE.gleosbIdxs, Mr.. Geo vaHdsnho Constance
TG s ssaflpas S's the Farce Of THE BENGAL TIGER
Doors oIen hafpast o'clock. and the performance
will commence at O'clock. BOxss 81 PIT 50 cents; CAL
BENEFIT OF MR. c. w. CLARKE.
f6tHDrIS $SsISss fIs F a5is s'l
Mrs ssrsf Ro.atsis Mr: S Se,h Boom" 's''''ns'
A.. fass Fl e:S1 X i y 81
%i!S k% 's sSs!N MAcARE-Ros., Ma.
eip ss, Mr De Bar a. Marie a. Mr.. Madison
Doors open sH O'clock curtain RISE at ~ I. cents
SFERA qE ME ps5I
Bile having recently put in con pete or
FL IA; "ss sa Mn sSs
oSS 70 s part, Of the Theatre cents private
othss f IS n 70 5iil O'Clock; - 0'
Ss THxY
ryy SSsS n: M1 ss RGss Ms. Ph
Mons Hand Gisele, Mile Bangy.
To conclude with the Pas styrien, by Mile Bangy and
Door. open at half past s-rerfomance at
MiTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-. saturday even.
e Of THE TO with
Holland Alexis RomanOusk, Mr. waloot; Fadora. Miss
After which the Farce of THAT RASCAL JACK-Th.
R1,sn sr 'S sbc Mr. :, Dunn; Lucy NJ, Ti%n pp
B1eo ssJ s SssS f Mehe r. THE ALLOCATE PUMP
Ts conclude with CUPlD-Cupid MIR John Dunn; Jupiter.
Ds,: sss: SS,: pit
Doors al hall past O'Clock: curtain rises att
CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATKE
Fb bEHs e NI, Pr TX cents. Chldrsa half price
sAfSkSA3 Y EH HEfshtsS;" Ss1 n M' KEMP
'' D. ~ CAMILLE GARDNER.
cSRI x" S viii .SSs.r in hi. very popul. Chat.
% aud Buresque Scene from LA BAYADERE, ia which
Mr. Dan Gardener will introduce the serenade and Pas
RAYMOND s. WARNINGS MENAGERIE.
nOu t,s os THE nA Dhs slfh OF S,bLo's GAR
f he hi.
an aac rs. sfoapa ss with x:
opsa from % an 49, and from s to 10 in
Abundance as ceu,s-Cbildren half price. ni71wnc
-, ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.
W. ebuRToN .............. Manager and Lessee
" This Theatre has been thoroughly eaeeorsied IN
the most STYLE ands now the most beautiful Thea
Last night II FS. ss s
Ia Ini T gSGsIl 81 ei SfsT 2i
Margaret Of Burgundy Mrs: lewis Iswis
After which
THE WEATHERCOCK.
T,istam Tickle ...."....... Mr. f. s. Conner.
" vs.ieii:; with .oaSijj Mrs. Howard burke
The whole conclude with the
LADY OF The LYONS.
Polly S'f Ann euo'eno. Miss s Ghspmsn.
Monday, Mr.. Z s. CONNER viii appear. 0"'''''''
WALNUT ST. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
4. xMARsHALL, Lessee. w. H. BLAKE, Manager.
Last night of Mr. COLLINS. the celebra
~
Will be performed a Comedy entitled the
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
Captain O'Rouike. ................... Mr.. Collins
With the song Of the Bold Soldier Boy.
After which, the Farce OF
THE IRISH AMBASSADOR.
Slr Patrick O'PenPo. Mr.. Collins
To conclude with
HOW TO PAY THE RENT
e,n Monday, Madame Augusta and Mademoisee Dinner
will appear in Grand Ballet
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IRON the Cincinnati Daily Times of MAY 2Oth
MISTAKES BALSAM OF WILD CHEKKY
HOW HORKlBLE

walk the aises of the stricken in large hos
pitals, waking the awful Stiffness by the startling echo
OF feet the hard bare floor.
How dreadful hear ward rhafrons med
whsPer IL her pointing: 20 poor being who rs EXPECT
I'D TO DIE IUNtGHT'' with the Consumption vet the
prophecy liberal for him, for twelve hours from noon
till midnight and the miserable invalid uDprepared dwin
dies hours Of hore into minutes Of misery.
Row much better would have this same person
used MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY
eradicate the first ng cold is called that settles
his lungs wait until poisonous neglect should acid
like, on its victim.
Mrs. JEkVIs's COLD CANDY is warranted good for
cold eonsh hcaseness, sore throat, whoopng cough Iu
epza, &C.
nI- Be sure to ash for Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.
oeIdhy MRS. JERV1S, 1913 BROADWAY, next door to
the Tabt rnacle.
Put up in packages oils. q, IS, and 81 each
Agents-Ruhton Co 10 Astor House lilo and psc Br
way; Backe sGt Bowery; Bumton, SIKH avenues EIys
233 Hudson street, Nelson Of Caharine
ecouot Corner 81 Grand and vision streets II and
street. Brooklyn; ITO Grand street, WiiIiamsburgh.
NIL 9tiss ire
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

~ Lsondrd street, Vest 81 BroddU0y
MsLLE PAULINE DESJAkDINS of the Academic
WI hoyale PARIS respectfully informs the public that
her classes for fashionable Dancing have Commenced Be-
sides all usual Dances taught will be the waltz Ma
zurka Mszurka Quadriile, Polkas vareus) and he Re
made known application. Miss will give the first ball
Tor the season to her pupils the first week OF December
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HERR ALEXANDER, THE GERMAN
MaCICTA

MAClClAN.
Under the above heading appeared
the above heading an adv ertsement appeared yeter
days Herald purportmg to have been wrenby Mr. Alex
ander Magician and charging the c.ebra-
ted Herr exander with issuing bills from the Alhamra.
claiming the whole and sole right and title the Of
alexander Such charge j, ridiculous, In the first Place
only the programme of his performances until
they published In the bill alluded to it distinctly
HERR ALEXANDER, THE GERMAN MAGICIAN,
in the world, and this the who alone entitled to the
name who appeared before thousands at Nblos and Pal
Mr. Alexander he performed the experiment with the
vase OF gold fish some time Possibly he performed
trick under that title but underataDd by those
who have both Aex snder that the experiments
alike only in title and that Herr Alexander alone perform
the experiment announced by him. However this be,
it should be distinctly Understood that the
Great Original Herr alexander
engaged the Ahamra and is Of importance that
he should be mistaken for othe. great
lttle-for il well established fact that he hImsel
alone but himself be his parallel" This fact
admitted by ell who have him. and those who doubt
it satisfy themselves Of the truth Of by visit the
Albania hisor evening week, when he will per
form experiments yet uninterrupted by other magician
MI ltrc
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co The Books for
~ subscripiioa the Office the Company.
Broad street ior an amount that will the sub
.cnptops be 600 to complete the The
lug the balance be paid nsaments NOT eYceedmg 10
cent each as NAV be required by the one OF the
company, III. giving 80 days pre- yious nstics Wv
The Stockholders who subscribe the first 100000 will
have the preference balance ~ H.
JOHN J. BOYD.
HERMANN OELRiCUs
JOHN A. ISELIN,
WI. CHAMBERLAIN
EDWARD MILLS
FREDERICK tEWITT
ROBr n NORRIS
J. J. COMSTOCK,
J. L. STEPHENS,
Directors
New YORK, Nov 49, 1876 MO lwfh
HIDES AND FAT.
SEVEN CENTS per h. cash current money! will be paid
- for rough Fat, and the highest market price for Hides
ANU ~ ''''''' :" ''' ''''' JOHN HUM,
pis liver No. a2s, Elizabeth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
lf8E2ksx7n Z. L. CASTLE X EDWIN McCORKELL,
the latter from the Royal Academy OF
VyA w Music, London, will give lessons ON the
- Piano Forte Violin. at their residencs, ~
Walker street, Broadway that of their pupils
very moderate terms, which be made applying
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90, 1916.


The copous showers with which we were indicted
yesterday gave way last evening before brisk breeze
from the westward, and to-day we have fine bracing
weather. comparatively clear though the sun Is occa
sionally obscured by fsecy clouds
George w. Barton, Esq, made very ingenious de-
fence in Court of Oyer and Termner this morning
as counsel for Charles Moser upon trial for the
murder of his wife. His plea 10 that the accused
either Iaboring under mania pou resulting from prev
Gus indulgence in ardent spirits, or else he was at the
time of the murder subjec TO what he termed homicida
insanity The argument will hardly convince the jury
that the accused not morally accountable for the horrd
butchery Of his aged wife.
The two unfortunate men who fell Wednesday
afternoon from the scsfold at the Athenaeum building,
still survive at the hospital but in very critical state
fractured is so law that the amputation necessary for
the preservation OF his life cannot take place, and his
case is, therefore, deemed hopeless.
stock sales to-da, at yesterdays rates and to
moderate extent
sales of flour have been made at So, which may bo
considered the ruling price.
Sales of stocks at Philadelphia.
Nov aEnsI tehsh Mortgage ss, hoi o 3: No.
shsns., Bank q; 1000 scRu, I'LL S.'isaOn' S. 81; 20
sscosp Bo.sp-iO Manufacturer and Mechanics Bank,
ArrIR sAIrs-2 Kentucky Bank 7s 30 Msehanics Bank
~ MoII,. Les a Ssys So Reading Bonds. 9 '''
ILLNESS OF THE Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMs.-The
public will be PANIED 10 learn that tne VenerADe
John Quincy Adams yesterday forenoon seized with
paralysis Of left side which for time rendered him
nearly lie had just left the residence Of his
son. the Hon Charles Adams in Mount Vernon street.
in of health, when the gentleman with whom he
was walking, suddenly perceived that he laboring
under affection Of his limbs and was obliged
assist him to prevent his falling. He was conveyed
back his sons house and received immediate medical
aid After short time his CONSEQUENCES returned and
he subsequently much relieved and able to con-
verse, and happy to learn was not considered in
immediate danger Mr.. Albums Is, we believe, about so
age notwithstanding which he has hitherto been
able from the vigor Of his constitution to endure unre
mit,ed labor, like man in the prime Of lifeBOson Nd
terfiser