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The Message Express.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. SO p. NJ.
The running time of the message express from Bal
more to this city hours and fifty six minutes
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Disaster at Sea and Loss OF Life.

CHARLESTON, Dec 4-P.M.
The steamer Columbus from Philadelphia, for this
port, Sunday last down and sunk the schooner
Missouri, Edenton. There were six sesmen ON
board, five Of whom persisted.
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The Steamers.

Two steamers, the Britannia and Canada, are
now due-one at Boston and the other at this port.
There begins TO be some anxiety felt for the safety
OF the Britannia. There eed be none
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The Opera In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5-10P.M.
The Opera re-opened here to night. Lsborde, %
Linda well received and the principal pieces were
encored. The audience fashionable, but not very
large
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Markets,

A..
The delay in the arrival Of the steamer Britannia
causes the markets to continue dull, and prices are
UNCHANGED,
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SEIZED AS SLAYER. brig Planet, which
arrived yssterday at SALEM rom sierra Leone Africa,
reports that the brig Lawrence, of New Orleans had
been seized suspicion Of being engaged In the
trade but had not been Observation-Disclosures 7rsveier,
Dec 4
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TBR RrcoRpEs, DnrnIcr ArroRSEv, AND Jacop
AcNrR.-In consequence Of the arrival of the Pres.
dents message We obligedto leave out the chargs
delivered BY Judge EdmoDds to the Grand Jury, sum
moned TO inquire into and investigate the conduct Of
Mr. Acksr In relation to the visit lately made by the
Recorder and District Attorney TO Biackwels Island
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Passengers Arrived.
InyChas LuttAr Arnhausar and lady,
Ebrateth Muller jacob Torsmur-l9S in the seerage died
AID born on the passage
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TNnLUENzA. COUGHS. CoLDa RHEUMATIsn, 40
Persons who afflicted with either above
obtain immediate relief and by tho use Il W
CAROLS Medicated Vspor and sulphur Battle y Droaasv
Tese Bahs have been IN Isl ana ba, -.
yeoomnended BY the first physicians The oity. wv"
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS--JOHN CATTNACH TRUNK
manuiAcnrer No Wall street, Of Broadway has
on hand and constantly making runks
vAises Carpet Bags and Satchela wholesale and Also
pssor article Of Sole leather TRUNKS suitable for or
Orders for the West ndeA South America 10, allied with dos
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STkICTURE-ITs NATURE, sYMProva coNsR-
,ne remedies and recipes mode Of desotsrs sna
i cure NO one this WORK peed lcus H.
mc p WIN structures Fifth edition. 5s2 m Price al
'e haa he author g Greenwich street or by pos
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stsamship Falcon srrived safely at Charleston on
Monday morning, in sixty Eve hours notwithstanding
abe very storm and proceeded to sea the same
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NEW YORK HERALD.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
TEE DAnY RERnD77r editions ssery doyt too cent,
fsfysi RNOON EDITION Of TIC nr,cstoys
eli seiOek r. NJ and Las second AFTERNOON EDITION
fiE TEEK1 RERAL Every Saturday. for ei,eala-
.ssur Every sssr seeSsi DAY for ErOs cirsHtjsm
cd g p pSs s f fsses eh sdfK% nSa E
al LETTERS by mail for sabserptioHs, or nth adpr-
hssneafs 20 b. potPan. the postage 0 be deducted from
pOIUNT1R YCoRREsPoNDENC containing important
sssos solicited from any quarter Of tie loTai used ~ %
RTisEMENTs, treue.ocd every morning, and to b
puslshed lathe ornas and Afternoon editions az reasonable
not responsible j e, errors re d aaSaseript.
.v NO No1E sk .to " g. ~ ne name
and sS 81 % E % IL Psarn 1se s
PRNTISG Of all kinds ereeued beaujfuay and .th des-
yaeh Order. received at the Oee. Of Fulton and
TSs RERHID ESTABLISHMENT !. open tarossaou. sas
pigM urcH as day.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
PARK rHEATRE-opEN usr-EsnrRAIDA-smpsox &
eowSRY THEATRE Bswery-Nvxeo pARx-cHAnLns
Nfl-sIsroRA Cocoa AND SIGSoR Mars DAScINs-RoB
ttEs WIZ.
BROADWAY THEATRE proad-av-Hop o'.MY rHunp-
FAINT HrABr NrvER Won FAIR LApy-vAIEr DE sEAM
g.TIosAL THEATRE. Chatham sq.sre-THr Avrscrn
-EvsTfRIKs AND hIssnirs THE Swns CHALET.
1URTONS THEATRE. Chambers ssrees-PRNrKR's Ar
rHESTicr-husicAL ARRIvAis-lRRH fosr.
BROADWAY CIRCUS near Spring rt-EeuEsrRIANrm,a
MECHANICS BALL Brosdwsy. Brocms-CzRurr's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SINGING.
NORTHUMBERLAND srRrrADnG
SOCIETY LIBRARy-cAmpEIL', NNsrRnA
PANORAMA HALL. 59s Broadway.-DIoR ANA or Bon.
BAInsrNr OF vrnA CRuz.
sToPPAE1 HALL Broadway, Walker strcet-Mrxroo
ILLUSTRATED.
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE Bowery--VAH AmBuneRs
GRAND kKrAsYRIE.
srUYvEsANT INsTITUTE Broadway near Blocker street
-Nrw 0RLrANs sERrsApERs' ETHIOPIAN CoEcERrs
New York, "Wednesday, December 6, 1sAs.
Actual Circulation OF the Herald.
The publication Of the Herald yesterday 10
minutes pas o'clock and finished ut Is mimi O'clock.
Circulation OF the other Leading Morning
Journals.
Courier and Enquirer, daily. ....... 1880
journal OF commerce. a 500
Dally Express 5000
krlDune. .I1,oV
Aggregate Z4,oVO
Errors in the above estimate will be corrected on
adequate authority
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NJ oST EXTRAORDINARY w0n-TO TnE xARRIuD
u or mese contemplating marragThc Married Womss's
ton P asoi y TSmpsncq BY D hauoeau s.th sd
S copies having area ~ been disposed OIL Every female n
copy whether married unmarried although II h in
WHICH should b known to them particularly Here every fsms
An me causes symptoms and the most ccent reme
st the publishing oce 10 Liberty street Nav Va,
D. retersor No. IS Chesnut street. Phiadsphis. TtsS =
Albany w T. Davis, Boston On the receipt Of Al ss,
WI 90 transmitted By mail free Of postage 70 XII paSs
street. "v' Vmes II Ab>g0
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CHANFRAUs NATIONA AL THEATRE, LATE CHATHA

NHANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM
~ -wednesday Evening Dccember6 will be acted the
drama OF THE AvENGER Or The Moor Of SiciyJohn d
sida MT @ Th9rne Gen Bernsrd de Bruie Mr. Mcfarland
which the popular drama of the MYSTERIES AND MISRRI
OF NEW YORK-Mose. Mr. Chansu Captain Tobin, Mr.. c.
Burke sykessy Mr. Seymour Big Lze Mrs Woodward Little
lie Miss Mesnyer To conclude with HE SWISS CHALET
Nate 1eck Mr. G. Burke; Iisette Mrs O. Thorne Louise
Pit,l2Lo -
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M kDICAL OFFICE.-DR JOHNSON, I6 DUANE srRRpP
AZ near Chatham strcI well known the most uoessSa
Eoonef in New York. In the treatment vcnoreaj dsss
ne doctors reputation for skill In those half currd
n0D sS Sn sa TOT Years pro eminent elect ucsrs
bones OF the legs eectuAy cured Constitutio.aI
on BY secret habit ndued In by young men, csnsn
dreams and nightly eniions postiycv nrsvsrt.
In diet or prevention from budness- N'~'Nfsu@
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II 0CBELLE AND eOGNAC BRANDY.-LANDINC PER
bark Alexandra from Rochelle 40 half quarter and eight,
n the old established house 1T Rochelle Landing per brig
Ifs from bordeaux ~ half pipes pale and dark vim,
and dark different vntase sszaac Cosnac Brandy entitled
debenture, and fer sale By ~ "
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STATEN ISLAND FkRRY.-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
Islander VIII run as fcilowE-Leave New York ut g. H. L
" and 6x o'clock Leave Quarantine st 8. TO- L. and
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G1RANDOLEb, SOLAR LAMPS, HALL LANrHORNs no
various new patterns in gilt silver with ruby
and wbte cut glass columns Cbandqcr Bracket Store and
Flower Vases, Ac., at reduced prices -"
JOHN W. MORGAN, lbl Fulton street.
ono oore aat of Qroaf
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NEW ORLEANS Observation-Disclosures OPERA
company At tho Stuyvean Institute every evening I'd week.
Doc sopen o'clock to commence at precisely Tho
oonist OF Sgnor BONI Snor BANJON Sen Sgner
BANJON r. Signor OLE BULL Signor VIOLA and Sienor
AMBohlN Each evenings tertar will embrace grand
scenas rom La Somnanba Luorea Borga and tn, Italian
Operas with limitations fJEvNy LIND Madame GRIs Madame
ALBoN SfRner Signor Signor Ma
dame BISHOP and others Saturday
open at ct oc ok company will appear a.
the kutsers Institute Tuesday Friday eyepiura
ment. r 'SN~
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NJ CUR !, no PAY0pk CoaBrTT ls DUANE ST.
consulted in treatment Of delicate diseased No mater G
you may nave had eet ulcers upon the body in he thrt -
devoted 70 venerea diseases enables Dr. q
No md aease Recent eases cured in days
usec. ssrctues cured In two week. v{t
s1oy any pain Those individuals who have nduiecd IN
habt can positively DO TO heah ana
~ oranger hre cautioned be deceiveS Dr
mas not romovod Remember IL Duane street onoot
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M ITCHFLLS OLYMPIC THEATRE.-wEONESDAY
W Evering Dec viii be resented drama, entitled l02
the veteran and his ProgenyPbp Gabois Mr. Nicknson;
Mr. conSvei; sad Ler'nde Mrs Henry After which,
John Capsr Layate Mr. Nelnson; LOUISE Miss Ncsinson
Mad Hoffman, Mrs lie Brun. To be followed by YOUNG
SCAMP or the Printers Apprenticeship Midew Holland:
J1seph Miss Clarke To conclude with the MILLNESs HOL
Rob ritz. Dress rc 80 Upper cen Pit I2<
GENTS Doors open at curtain will at
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DARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rvrNINo nrrrxBER

DARK mEATRK-wEDNEsDAYEv EVENING DECExBER
TIE VIII eennsnos with the farce Of OPEN
Tod Hr walcot nra Watcher hrs winstaaey; Fanny Miss
Mary Taylor After which, the grand ballet Of ESAERAL
-Pere Grnaoe n y. Nenplasr; Phebus de Chateaupers
Mons csrnst Claude Fr0e Gros% La E.%erada MAdams
SIMPSON CON-. simpson, Mr.. W. d. Chapman; Mrs
Brcmey Mrs Telbn Drsss Circle rs cents Fanly Circle
eents Doors oDsD ~ half psroanoeto
ROwERY THEATRE-wEDNEsDAY EVENING DEC e.
ID will be performed the drama Of MUNGO PARK or the
Arab Of the Nieer-Karfa Park Mr. NJ
B CLARKE; An Mr. buff Col lady Mr. Warden; Toby Candle,
CHARLES xIICharles XII Mr.. J. II. Hail. Tp.olemus
dlework, Mr.. Wnanf; Adam Brock Mr.. j. NJ Scott Eudg
REEFS WiFE.Iarry OGig Mr.. j. winans Mark Hedand, J.
Doors 6-comnsnce z Boxes 26oepts
Pit and Gallery. l2JL cents
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GEOLOGICAL BALL. IS AND ~ BOWERYLTBIs Mac
~ nifcen estaeshment s open daily TX TIL 4 and
from OF till r. NJ The hall of exhibition fitted mn vit
Great gre s,essI &C. and Of living Beasts and 10
en- at each exhibition including Of trained Ephss
Ponies an Monhes Br Brooks den of Lions and n
GERS Admission cents children under nine half price "a
sontickets S. VAN AMBCRGH q % p- prrIo -
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nh ING, DENTIST, IS BARCLAY STREET HAVING
perfected his machinery for anuacturrg artificial teeth
ha the eod plates on which they enabled In oon
OF the great saving Of time aud labor insert from
te Oh artnch teeth at oneha the prices formerly
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(NOLLYER'S CLASSIC MUSEUM, 252 BROADWAY-OPFN
every evening this week Performances precisely
An ecspt Orchestra Illuminated by Drummond Lght Pro
20 cents -' - f"A4~"ssoS
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GUNGIs EIGHTH CONCERT-JOsEF oLNaL HAS
the to announce to the ladies and gentlemen
York that his EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT will tke place al
the NEW MUSICAL HALL 500 BROADWAY. Friday even
Advertisements " $500 NS
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CTOPPANl HALL. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND.
sker street. will positively close this week. r. Grain
Ss Grand Su MOVING Of MsscS illustrating the Pic
Try and the glorious Campaign Of the American Army.
under tho command Of General Winfield Scott from the
q ne American flag on the Halls Of the Montsn.s
Saturday During the passing tho picture An cxplansto
lecture will Be delivered By Captain r. Carter Of tho
Dew YORK volunteers, who participated all battlaa
Doors open At O'clock The picture viii commence NOV
az quarter before tight PRICE Of admission. Is sent
be secured at the office from H. and from tin ISersi
terms made with schools - - - >~SSA~
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EkuPTIONS OF TIE SKIN, RHEUMATISM Ac-NRs
Carroirs sulphur Bsths established 1926
ca oy our brs physicians Dr Mott Stevens Boyd Smith
otheIs Tor the cure of all diseases Of s Persons acd
ment, y4 Broadway. ~ - ~ . o'sANi'sf
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T1N: HCuAaDSVN, LATE CONSULTINO PaYsTCIAN
TO the New York College of Medicine and Pbarms,v
6e on all pr vae Diseases Primary or sscoydsr,
oherrhga Cieet sem nj Weakness Strictnye Sc
MI; s Vaee NO. ~ Para place from "a. NJ to Dr. r.
Jav. In, ,, MS patents BY promising or two
Lus,@ rom long practice and study In tboes oon
ne VAL save persons applying him from the dresdfs
attending Improper treatment an ioudcora
mercury Patients residing in the country or not whinS
persona sppcation can have all nccessa nedic;nc
sayice forwarded TO them by addressing DIR
49," s"0" 0"oesA cure VIII DO
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nR,RALPH, AUTHOR OF TILE "PRA CTIt,AI, PyTvAru
Treatise no. BS Greenwich sroet-ofbce hours Ia II
lcunday exceptedA These apply Ia TIE eafis
red osS, 'ssr Sus Il chiefly aoss have G
CTS 5ervcee In structure from its krst or ronnt cs,
and distressing saysa (o uncomon sdysntaSss
oue which he h.s grouni for sstns can oSipsS
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M ECHANICs HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN

M ECHANICs HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
A Grand and Broome streets, Monday Oct
3D. and will continue every night further noticerenth
week Of the 70 opening The
MINSTRELS (organized in lS42) THE FIRST TO HARMO-
ME f!z NEGRO MELODIES: AND ORI0INATOR6 OF TUE
4 mKE ,!r POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
months were received with suoh patro
have the honor Of announcing ladies gentlemen
OF New York and vicinity that they will give their
popular Concerts introducing variety of their original Songs
Choruses Dances Admiration cen Doors
opsnaI Concert will commence at O'clock Afternoon
Concert every Saturday commencing O'clock r. n under
the and direoton ofE (hri.tv - ~~~~~
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/ MON COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.-wILL COME OFF
on "Wednesday December at o'clock, Match tor S75
mile heats best In to harness James Whelpy black
after Sweepake for Soc Berthe names black strsn.
GER Smith John Spoons The cars will leave South
Ferry at o'clock and return the sport
N. d. GREES. Proprietor
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VTNtE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA WILL SAIL FROM TIM
Books Jersey City punctualy ct twelve o'clock on We'd
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no uRToh,s rHRArRE. CHAMBERs srHEET-XEpNEs


ID Evening" Dec will loed the comedy oil P4INrERS
APPRENTIcE-General y Mr. Burton ~. Arthur. Mr..
GIace Joseph Miss Chapma Jme NORM Mrs. Vermont ELIZA,
Mrs. Kniaht Afsr which the farce of the IRISH POSrTe
OCrady Mr. Brsugham; Mr. Sheriff Cspscomh Mr. Ham
tom Mrs Lun Mrs Brouehsm MIRA Capsioomb Mrs knight
To conclude with MUSICAL ARRIVALS-Josef Jngl Mr. B.
Johnston: Mr. Creobet Mr.. bowling; Manager Burton Mr.
Jordan Jenny JnR Miss Chaman Miss MIRA Dowlng
Dress Circle bc Family Circle Second Tier % Doorsopen
NJ u past G-eurtain rises att.
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T Asst WEEK OF THE BoMBARDMENT OF VERA cpuz
~ SsS Broadway, near Nibss Garden Mechanical ngures
price Commences at half past seven o'clock Weduesdav and
Saturday afternoons three ~"' "Ao
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ID ARNUNS AMERICAN MUsgUM-P T. RARy1rN pRo
Id T. daua nj

II ARNUNS AMERICAN &UsEUM.-P. 7. BARNUM, PRO-
II preor Hitchcock M.nsger Every day and evening
week. commencing Monday l8f8 Splendid
every afternoon a o'clock and evening at hskpast7
the greatest wonder creation the smallest pair
that alive the persons of Major Lengar and
his petite sweetheart Tana the Fairy Queen She Of tho
same age 70 years and the height the Major both being
extraordinary prodgs in the weld and interesting
curoties with human They may every
every sysnng from Nh TO- Great Western the Yankee come
ncapge the Wested Homestead which engaged for
several weeks in writing AND which repee with peculiar
Wit and aughabe humor In addition the manager has
the celebrated Sable Brothers most talented
band OF Negro Singers Dancers, Norris will appear
his original song I'm Of the bhoys In the character ~
Nose Mr. Odhed Mrs Morre miss Leslie the Highland
Mammoth Brothers Living Ourang Outanr Wax Scripture Sta
tuary Madame Rockwell the Fortune Teller Admission, q
cents children under ten years Of age l2K cents.
GUNGLS EIGHTH CONCERT.-JOsEF 0LNa,L HAS
York that his EIGHTH cR1Nn CnSrpT T gentlemen Of New
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NOTHER 0RAND RxTRA-2o A0 NED,s OWN M m u
WI f re Evening. Rant ce.oto P:urs
letter. Negro Stealing the kesufrsctonisk The WHEN 81
ne rrs Tor the sake Of the Union Ffy ORIGINAL
and letters will be found Ned Buutjinss wo Pvh,h~S -
Friday, nj r. NJ, &C the tfhce Of w
EDWARD z c. yUDsoN, 9ak Bros.w sy,
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MOb PLATT, AUC1IONkER-TOYS. FANCY COODs
cutlery Hardware, Gold Jewlery. &c-JACOB s. PLATT
VIII sen this day. at 10 o'clock ct the Auction Room q Pa st.
70 pay advances on the same invoice Of German
goods viz 20 double percussion gums vons and bows gut
Jars on cases German toy Backgammon boards
lights wax matches pocket spoons soaps
weo hat ME cutlery cards. viz pocket and pen
nies al So kpves snd forks and
loci thimbes watch chains tweezers watchieys
&c &C. Also QUO god evepointsd PENCIL cases Aiso
aer sie OF the above at o'clock case Containing doz na
tent for account Of underwriters gold ewlery Of
'arous kihoe TO- &C. Catalogues at the Auction Room
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ACCORDING TO Law
to ali having claims against Joseuh Merrill, ate
sa Rs cG 9s Of & that required to
me executors Of the last will said dccessed
81 the dwelling house Of Isaac Merrill executors
IN he town Of Nortbheld in the county Richmond on or be-
fore the third Monday Of Nay next
ISAAC MERRILL. Pa
Dated Nov. 13 1S4S. AUSTIN TOMLINsON, Hxecusors
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ME TAITERSALLS BEAvE POWDERS ARE NOW RE
cts IN Is the horse medicine Of the I e.
or " an Increasing popularity which opppos
gon Sopon kETCHAM l9 Fulton street. Sole Proprietors
Sold also by d. Ketcham. l2l Fulton street. 'P''''a'
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U.yACksONS PATENT ANNUNCIATORs-THRsU SUB
scrbersmanufacture the above machines for hotel. Sea-
ships and private dwellings and the only auhorz maker
OF them All persons cautioned against Infringing the
either as makers Of thom
warraneo T. D. JACKSON CO.
132k William street Me- Yo,k
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- BROADWAY CIRQUE ALHANBRA. RETWErN sppINo

N APOl EON CROSSING THE ALPs!-THE EXHIBITION
Of this celebrated Picture. BY pelsroche will positively
eos a. the National Academy Of Design, Saturday. Decen
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ABRENs, THE ANN STREET PANTS TAILOR. 20
heiy informs his 5000 customers that the man vel
who sells his Pants much below regular prices and though ali
ms say that be will ruin himself by that he Is sens
the cheapest place in the city where you got your
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n BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAvER AND HERALD
FAINTER 2ol Broadway corner Of Murray street. mp star
Goats OF Arms Ladies Seals Rings Pencl
engraved with Arms Cres &C. Coats found and paint
formation eiven in HerAldry. " 1870 ~
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Gan FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA-AN ExPRRrENcrn
o Merchant who going the ship Albany
ad vessel OF Goods ard Merchandise suitable 10 the sbeys
n'"s@ FOR further particulars apply to ia. vOIsSIN
References will be- give. VIM Whiticci junr For and
souohaud asd Thebaud, and Simeon Drapsr Junr
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NJ IDICALCARD--D DR. MORRISON HAS ZEN ENGAGED
ior the last thirty in treating diseases of the reuro
ducve trgsps deft local and general and 40 pT
complicated with structure he ccess Recent
ons particularly GonoirhGa he dsya Se h.
diplomnsin his Office. IN u Fulton street '~ o0e my
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[ AsT VrF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LADIEs AND
Gentlemen having upsrfuous effects to dspose of wcar;,r
apparel can obtain fair price the came by endng Ss
the subscriber through the Post Office or otherwise Who viii
no az their ladies attended by Mrs eyenyn
LEVENSTYN, 4f6 Broad way n stairs
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DROADwAY THEArRE-k A. MARSHALL. PROPRIE-
ID Evening Dec 9th will be presented HOP
MY THUMB or League Hoots-Kng Cole Mr. vaoh
Lord Thomas Neddy Mr. nernard Pooin Mr. shaw soonoH
Hadaway Hop o. Ny Thumb, General Tom Thumb Bridget
Mrs hsrgr, Mrs Blake Grimerifhnhoog Mr. Pops
Giamtsctta, Mr.. Cabot Previous to which, FAINT HEART
NEVER WON FAIR LADY-Cheres H.. Miss Sinclair Mas
qnis sna Cruz Mr. Mstexs To conclude with he fare 81
VaLET DE sHAMCap,sin Trivet Mr. Lester Wis'er HAds-
vay; Marhuont Miss f. Wahsck. Dress Circle and Par
quee 1884, Family Circle and Upper rors 2c Gallery 1875