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stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, NoY. 17-6 L. M.
In the absence Of the steamers news, fully due
by the Acadia, at Boston, there chan ge Of mo-
ment to notice in the flour market Moderate sales of
this State OswegO, &c were made, including lots for
export at about yesterdays rates Sales Of Qeuasee
and Ohio wheat were made terms stated bvlo y
prices we're obtained while new white and mixed
was in better supply and heavy. Meal remained sb out
the Sales Of rye were pretty freely made at
yesterdays prices. Oats were shade hrmer. Mo-
derate Gales of pork made without cha uge In
prices There good enquiry for beef and better
material change in rates. There no change in
groceries, with moderate business doing In sugar
and molasses There was no change in cotton, and
the market continued rather stiff
As4rs.-Sales q 50 bbs: pearls were made ct
SO Is%; and 40 a so bbs pots at So a SO TX.
BHEApsTuFrs. -Flsm-The sales only footed up
about 1000 6 600 bbls, including 900 900 bbls
Oswego in separate lots for the east and for export
at So 371s with some parcels Of Western canal &C. ct
the price, 200 800 do fancy Genesee, at SIS 76
SIS 37X Sales of 100 bbls. Baltimore sold at IS 5O
and $50 do Petersburg City Mills at So 6Sk Wheaf-
Sales of 4 00O bushels Genesee made at ST. 27:
$500 do common do, were made at ST. 20. and 500
do. prime white Ohio, at 81 II. C@n-The sales
reached about 1900 10 600 bushels including 500
white at 681; 500 do high mixed at 7Oc.; 900 do
old Pennsylvania white at CSC and 500 do North.
CT NJ round yellow, al 75c; 800 New Orleans sold At
67c new mixed and white were dull while from the
limited amount Offering of old the market for that de-
Jersey we're made at So rs Rye-Saes Of 900 8 900
bushels made at So 661ac delivered. Rue Flour
Sales of 400 bbs rye flour were made at SIS SIX and
300 do do. reported at So Is Olts-Sale Of a
cargo was made at So 35kc.
CoTToN.-The market, although firm rather
dull day; the Gales only amounting to 800 bales
The outside quotations are the present line Of the
market
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A NEW SONG, TO A VERY OLD TUNE.

A NEW SONG, TO A VERY OLD TUNE
"A o. where and o. where has dreadful
where and o who're has dreadful
O, my boarseness Is gone, aud 1t will return,
Ard my hacking cough has disappeared you full shall
learn.
o! how, and o how did your hoarseness disappear,
had settled lungs, and had troubled year
o! ny cough had settled my lungs, and brought
deaths door.
o where and o! where has your bronchitis gomez
And where, and o where the wonder working donet
Ny bronchitis II has gone, aud It will back,
Ard voice like mockng birds without crack
o who, tell me who was 1t did the wondrous cure,
Who drove away your rackng cough and brought you from
deaths door!
o. IL was no ugly doctor. but q lady good aud fair
Who cured me OF raokng cough with her medicine
o. where and o where does this fair physician dweR
WI ere, tell me whtre does al o her medicine selp
she DIV ellis the Of hie and Broadway
thropgng round her counter night and day
o how, and o how is this cough curer named!
And v hats the cost Of medicine 20 filmed,
OF it's Jevis Cough Candy IT 10 delicate and pure,
The cost Is next TO nothing, and fails
o. where and where has your dreadful gomez
q! where, and %! where has your bronchitis gone?
o. hoaseless and bronchitis that 90 long sndurod
Have dilapIearcd I'm well again-by Mrs Jeryis CURED.
o. first they called the doctor who gave me nasty pills.
thsn my mother made take syrup sluilla
But father brought package from Mrs JerNiss
And now my cough and hosrseuess will trouble
Sod wholesale and retail by MRS w. JERvIs g Broadway
OF Whiie street Agents Reddng Co. Boso Zeber
Co., Philadelphia; VIM. Taylor Baltimore and by druggists
generally
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ST.. LOUIS, Nov. /, 1843.
Polittes--Iom Benso" Free Soiier--Disgracefs {
AHnir

The few barnburners that we have among us
seem rather downcast at their prospects. They en-
terrain lingering hope that " some how or other"
they may get the electoral vote of State and that
neither of the other parties will get GEAR major.
ty; but 1t is doubtful whether the contest was en-
tered by them with the expectation of getting the
election into the House. Most of them, out here
talk with confidence Of 1852 but seem to ente rtaia
no desire to fight on the Kinde rhook again.
Martin Van Buren, will be as certainly repudiated
after his defeat, by his present supporters, as that
he is already repudated by nineteen twentieths OF
his old supporters.
There Is a squirting, THINK among some Of the
Western Senator-not the Ohio Tom, but him Of
Missouri. They consider the Missouri Senator AZ
secretly favoring their views, and hope to get hum
so far committed during the ensuing session. a.
TO render the transition an easy one. Whether
their hopes are well founded, time will show,
most disgraceful affair came off IN our streets
last night, IN which hitherto respectable steam
boat captain figured rather disadvantage 1t
seems that he had decoyed young girl from the
country on board his boat, (the Mary Blame and
brought her to this city, under the promise Of mar
riage. Arrived here, however, he manifested no
disposition to redeem his pledge; but last night,
with the girl to place her under the care of "fe-
male acquaintance" while he should ply the river
The two set out; but they were followed by rival
OF the seduced GIRL I'm the person of huge negress
WHY hou oeeh VIC iduy ioNc VI the captain prevt-
ously; At public corner near the theatre, the
wench attacked the young girl, and notwIthstand-
ing the presence OF her "protecor,'' beat her un-
mercifully, denuding her entirely of every stitch
OF clothing; Seine members OF the guard being
near saved the girl from further injury and loaned
her overt oat, in which she was escorted to the
calaboose, where, on learning her history, the
captain Of the guard issued warrant for the ar
rest Of the assauting party.
III horrible murder occurred here on Sunday last
An lrishman named John McUboore murde red his
wife by beating her with bludgeon, break ag her
back IN two places, and fracturIng her skull.
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CeMMRRCIAL ARFAIRE.
MONEY MARKET.

Friday. Nov. I7-6 II. m.
Government securities continue tn improve The
transactions, day, were only to limited extent;
The prevailing impression being that the Secretary Of
The Treasury will not call fer much ney O. has
been heretofore reported. Holders therefore, not
disposed to sell, and the small sales made show i'm
proyement of several per cent within tho past week or
two. The fanoies appear to be looking up but 1t Is
impossible to tell how long tie advance will DO sus-
Gained. The money market is slightly easier which,
doubt s the principal of the favorable change
In prices At the first board, to-day, United States
dxes, $685. went up Z per cent Ohio SKIES 4, Erie
Bonds Ia, Erie Railroad fell off "a, and New Haven
Railroad a; ell others closed at prices current yes
ssrday.
At the second board Treasury Notes advanced Il
per cent, Norwich and Worcester u, and Harlem q.
The steamship Acadia, from Liverpool with seven
lays later intellige from ell parts of Europe is
about dve ct Boston, and therefore hourly expected
consequence Of this transactions In all the market,
aLve been to more moderate extent than usual for
|asy two past and will be until tho steamer arrives
we do not expect nything by hr of important
favorable character commercially; but operators of all
kinds anxious for further advices from the other
eide and are disposed to keep rather quiet until re
A,eived.
/ The following dividends lave recently been delared:
p per cent Bank Of Germantown. az per cent; York
Bank, per cent Doylestown Bank, per cent; Far
ners' Bank, Bucks county, per cent; Gettysburg
Bank, 3 per cent; Chambersburg Bank, per cent
|Columbia Bank and Bridge Co , per cent.
\ The annexed statement exhibits the number of ves
els and amount iof tonnage employed in the foreign
trade of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain In each
' 81 the past two years -
CoMMERcE OF GREAT BRIrAIN-ToNNAeE EMPLOYED
IN FoREIGN TRADE.
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10 600 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND

lO,OOO want of Nervous Energy. Nervous Debilitv--
Tow ssr ds sarsapaa Performing thousands Of
diseases especially Nervous Prostitution
Debility OF the system II effects astonishing resuIts
The patient frequently feels relieved Tho follow.
~ Nrw YORK. Dec. ~, 1916
DR. TowNsKNp Dear Sir have been severely afflicted for
Epgh Of Tine with debility and Of
the whole nervous system have fallen in tie by
attacks OF dizziness In the hesd panied with the
ears also .nersd with dyspepsia sicknsa the stomach
tuch plants procured BOTTLE and 10 INV
and surprse before had used the bottle Ike another
indeed cured entrey have 80 surpyised
sny result In life consider medicine great blessing
and will extend its far possible liberty
publish this II you choose live and AZ No 81 Prince
street. THOMAS LJOYD '
PriaoIra, Qhce. L6 Faitca street
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1t appears by this, that in 1sls there were entered
nwards ships representing COS tons less than
In 1s47 while the outward entries in 1s4s were COS
ships less but ITO SAT tons greater, than in 1s47
This table exhibits curious facts The outward
entries have been larger than usual while tho exports
have been very much reduced. 1t would appear by
this that the additional tonnage could not have been
employed In ths transportation CT ndise, and
must have cleared in ballast During the past year
Che mpcrtatons Of many articles of foreign growth
and manufacture Rave been larger, showing an in
crease that Of the previous year far quantity
10 concerned but IL is question II the total value IL
not less than it last year. The depreciation in
prices for Of the leading items Of import has been
Enormous, rs will be seen by the annexed table Of
prices ruling at tho close Of September in each the
past two yearr:-
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In 1885, the shipments from Buffalo and 0swego
nearly equal and the increase since marks the growth
81 each Of those places. 1t will be seen at glance
shat strides Buffalo has taken and what her present
p0stion Ia, compared with osweso The geographical
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that comparison for the first eight years Is hardly
fair iatterly, the increase in each has been more
equal The enlsrgeu emit Of the wellsnd Canal has
been OF vast benefit to the commerce and growth OF
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lar RALPH AUTHOR or THE .PRACrICAL PRIVATE

nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatse &c. S8 Greenwich street-ooe hours to II A.
NJ tsunday esceptedA Those who apply In the eary
stages will be surprised At the spdty little vnienos
ssspdns their eure Is chiefly however those ybo have sus
his servcs In structure from It's ars inopent rs more
advanced and distressing ssgcs from
and very extensive practical be Afford rd easy ana
radical cure which, he has ground for STATING can % ooanes
from NO other source In America
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nR. JEFFRIES ANTlDOTE Is THE MOST EFFECTUAL
~ preparation sold for GonorrhGa and other disorders
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that rad
caly any This desirable result obtained from
days. and neither oends the
palate and renders unnecessary any deviation in diet inter
rupon usual pursuits sound SLEEP healthy digest on the
nuisance is thus removed speedily the
production Of thorough and permanent Its ingredients
entirely vegetable and injurious effect either cOnstu
Nonay locally be caused BY its Price 81 per bottle
Sole Agent for this city C. H. RING 92 Broadway John
raef
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- so each for the

81 50 for the former. aud 81 1ss> ~, with sses Of
latter as in quality Hay nearly stsso. straw, S. so
good twotby. at zoe. q 800. the cwt, $40
Q SO 50 tho 100 bundles.
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CEMlNAL wEAKN Ess IMPOTENCE so-pR. RALPHS
Practical Private 1es deeply interesting the only t,S'
fully yen 9th edition. PIP, price 81 10 had Of Tho
" 4. B Crtenv ch strv, 4 by post, mailed froe
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NO CURE NO PAY.DK. CoRBITT, 10 DUANE ST.
member Of the Royal College e. SURGEONS London may b
may have had see the body
pains In the head and bones Of the legs practice
fourteen years devoted diseases enables Dr.
the worst form Of this disease Recent cured In
mercury used Structures cured in weeks with
scarcely pain Those individuals who have INDUCED in
habit positively be health
society N b. Strangers cautioned to be deceived
Goblet has removed Remember l9 Duane street. Opposite
r. ohpasu
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oEOO REwARD.-CRosss SPECIFIC MIXTURE roR

pOOO thecure ofsonorrlCa. or oil remedies yet disco
the above complaint this is the makes
and without the least diet
drink exposure change in application business The pro
pretor cha lenges single instance Of
brought which the mixture will forfeiture of $500
Many cured in two days. Sold by A. d. d. SANDS
100 Fulton ard At the Drug store 3 Broadway Irving House.
corner 81 Chambers street
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DARK rHEARR-sAWRDAY EVENING. NOV b's
WIN bs produced EDITH. o. DsAIn with the arm OF Dom
boy Captain Cutie, Mr. ri.Sds; ,nbey
Gilbert; Toets Mr. sloos Major Basstook. NJ IL Barrett
MI srker Mr.. C. W Clarke; Jack Bunsby Mr. NJ seotr
Towlipson Mr Stafford; haitre dHotel Mr. fetchsr Edith
Mrs shaw susan Nipper; Miss Mary Taylor; Mra Mcstnsr
p,sede evening" this week Dr-ss circe 1sot
Fspy Circ 90 eens; Upper Boxes Is cents Pit SIX osnts
Hslry IN ets Doors opsa s malt past performance to
att.
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MI WOKK-TO
lvl those contemplating marriage-The Married Womans
Private Medic Companion BY DR. A. Mauceau Sixth ed
ton Price ST. This work Is meeting with astounding sales
2o copies having slrea been disposed Of Eycr female
getting copy whether married married although IL Is in
tended especially for the married 1t dsoses poran,
which should be known to them particularly Here female
discover the symptoms and the efficient
dies and most certain mode Of in For sale at ~
Broadway the Publishing Office l29 Liberty street New York.
d. Peterson, No. IS Chestnut street. b. Zeber Pha
depha Little ~ Co, Albany Davis, Boston. On the
cept OF ST. will be transmitted by mail free OF postage
all parts OF the United States All tters be
post paid to Dr. A. MAURICEAU box l22 New York city,
bnice ~ Liberty street
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BETWEEN CHATHAM

TlR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and William Streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
most extensive practice in diseases He the
of this disease mild
two to ve days stctueDr Cooper the form
Of structures In from to two weeks Constitutional debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young men. Th
when freely INDUCED in, begets dyspepsia weakness
lin bs and small Of the back confusion OF the intellect
sion to society warranted in every caso charge
No mer used. -
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MAILS, TwlNE, SHOE THREAD. &o--SVD CASKS CUT
IN and wrought na bads and spikes seine sail balng gill
and manufacturers Irvine Of every description thread
every Variety cotton seile sa twipes Mana
aud hemp cordsge and India for shing &c. So
For sale by ZEBRA CUNNING LOG Pearl street.
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MO CURE NO CHARGE-DR COBBETr, n. r. G. s, L,
IN has removed his ebce TO 66 Ann street. (ncar WmJ
whore he 10 consulted all diseases private character 10
those who have been under his self audson
To those who have not and who afflicted with
the head limbs ulcers on the body throat es s
he perfeo, and speedy mercury used Rs
cent cases cured In four days Dr. Cobbeta success hs
deny his removal and identity ose who know DR. c. need
but give him call TO lsfy this assertion DplomA
Letters, postpaid. attended to.
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ID EMUyAL OF SANDS, LINT " CO.'S HlPPOFERHAN ~
Ii Arena and CIRCUS. his imm rs now rs
opened the lot known Niblos Garden Broadway
including the fests Of performing elephants
and ponies with the acts Of splendid equestrian and
children under ten. ball price. Doors
con mence IA. performance "Wednesday and
moons. commencing at2%
NAPOLEON GRO ,s,Na THE ALPs-THIs GREAT Brs
~ horcal PICTURE by Dsaroche exhibiting at the Ma
tena Academy Of and Ieonara
street Cpep fro nine An. until ten Pm Admission 2So
season tickets Zoo.
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Wouid you kuow where 60 go Tor Hat,
With adspper bright nap. auA ~ tSssf
9he~sry best hats that .re sold IN "a fnsa
Knoxs In tie shop where call In At
Fuissn street, twsntyLsixhk
Beavers rare. that will wear Tor an aga
And divine oiks that shue-al &c rrr,-
The very best hats that " IN the land
war gaiDst AL great and small will waee-
Fulton street one tweay-eght
Humbug cant, and il shan't hold it, head
Hat go hish, lille we're BY In tie srsad,
The very best hats that sold in the laad.
Top Of al. though it, small 10 the said
Fulton street. one twontv-eight
Come, then, ard lend hand 70 friend KAox
At his neat Fulton street cheap hat iOK,
Tho very beet bats that sod Ia the land
And you'll find to our mind ali his stoeAA
futo' sreer,
BOOts! Boots !-An vino In want OF IN
Article that cannot be surpassed beauty. 6t durability
we should advise them call 70 Of
ten and Nassau He has French Calf Boots. 81 50 Fine
Calf Water proof Boots 81 90 ST. Gnta Perc Soed
Boots Patent Leather BootA Caters Shoes 'Iinsrs 60
THE DOCTOR
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100 OOO BOTTLES NEARLY, OF DIR. KELIIN.


without 1t heals old sores gals ana bruises imme
datey upon the horse and work him daily All strains cao
ties and hard Of every nature either horse
yield before its magic influence instantly proof the
above all best horse trainers stable keepers stage pro-
prstors have laid down every other remedy by
them thirty frty years. and used this
cidedy the cheapest in market In large bottles
cents 6bottes for 81 81 DOZEN at go Pearl street. and
1T Tattersas Broadway keddDs Co., State Boston,
wholesale and retail and Of the drugss saddlers
generally, throughout the city and untry
TUNHE GENUINE HAVE POWDERS STILL TRIUMPH
ant-Whie daily grevous complaints about the
Lumbug heave &c. which inundate the couatry
original remedy is doubling in SALE scarcely day passes
without getting certificates.
COUGH & KETC HAM, l49 Fulton street, Proprietors
eold, also, by DIR. KETCHAM. l21 Fulton street.
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II,AhEhNACLE-1nIRDCO CONCERT OI LnsEr GuN,

VI,ABEhNACLE-1IIRD CONCERT or JOSEF GUNC'L
l. Saturday Eyesipg November s-Pros ramme. Part u
l. Overture La Cara Ladra Rossni; Pesher Walt
3, rauinen Polka J9s Gupg Part III. Variations on
Quadre Strauss Upe neur de dause-Galop Jos GungI
Part III Overture to "Freshuz, Weber; s. siesisn Me
at2 Jos Gnng o. March Of the German Ieson Js
GupgL To commence at soc'ok precisely Tickets 80 cents
be had at all the PRINCIPAL music stores the door
on If weather FNN'fN-S
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RsoA" s..afRE-R A. MARSHALL. pRopRrv
ss = sss: ssS
' 81 Sss ssis nes .s s ss
~ sG Ssr osn cs ss
Gallery r.,asss sn ''n Dion s.%.
~ naii past o-psrfomsnoe tocommenoe att o'clock.
BrKIrG11MsIT1aaEAiTRE CHAMBERS srRHlE-sArURDAY
coe B,ncn frsDk Jsss Mr. 1ara
T ,sls: sr' R, s. sAs
fst hs%o M ssl cs .r Res Major Cutoff
IT. Ia su RsS ESG n.G
Johnston ss' sssm with Me-
second Tier DO S pa tn Circle or
MITcBELLs OLYMPIC TnRArRE-sATUpn1y vvp
RAE RSf xi:fnSr s will 3 PsiDk o.
ii III ss'FYIs E.fss
e.
css t. oG @s11 Win TaE as.
Cannon Doo oDs q ssS s. 1 asna
- SoAp WAY CIRCUS ALHAMBRA BETWEEN STRING
b. S,.ssS TS' 1ryon and Corporal hmpasa
.as = sSfgid ~ ss
make ss.na ss> ion upon TIE Tight Rope Carr
s., s'F ss S !.
u cn5s' f NJ 4 S.si NJ, saRss
sr % re 81 a css Children hall price past
% ARNUws AMERICAN MUsA UA.-P T. BARNUM. PRO.
ID TtOr nitoheoOk Manage SPLENDID performances
every afternoon A. ant evening HSoCs; Major Little
alone Great omedau. The Sable
most superb and talented bana Of Negro sinsoH
The Highapd Mammoth Boys. Enormous ba Constrctor.
yins ouSsns outanS FAIRY Family Infant Vssrs Wax
Teller be privatiy consulted charge OF Is
Admission to the whole Including Museum, Pct, rmspOes
Ltengers &c 20 cents children under and
old enough to walk alone, l
A NNoUNCEhENT-zooLoG HALL, NO. 81 BOW
viii to the public
November Ath with largest complete ooeoton 81
entire collections Van Ambursh Co. and Juos THU.
Co. The interior the building has been entirely rebuilt and
Ss o3 s Of ps%s,t y
the roretors being determined establish Academy Of Ma
vGS sd f1at Co.
A NEW BAND OF MINsTRELs IN THE PIELD-wILL
Open, on Monday the 1th instant sis We take pleasure
announcing readers that Monday
Band under the cognomen Smiths Mnstres make
the Brow to 1' % at The s splendid Es% New
ection Of Mr. WIN Smith formerly Treasurer Of C6.stys
arrapgr Of music for the band The room
selected hy Mr. Smith Is of the beautifully fitted up
Ihoie Who have beard this Band rcSesrse
th ~ snIerh We besp ak for them profitable campaign.
S1OrPANl HALL. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
- Walker street r. Grain Co.'S Grand Moving Panorama
Army dtner. wPdsd seess
Of The American flag the Balls the teaums now ex
hbtna eyerns and the afternoons of wednesdy
owing quarter before eight Price admission rs oentS
s ss on ni sns 9s
terms made with schoola
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EDWARD PRIME HAS RESUMED BUSINESS AS srOcW
II and Exchange Booker, at "a wall street
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a NTHoNY J. bLEECKER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A NTHONY J. bLEECKER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- rial estate in the yeair OF Mads SQUARE, Madison
avenue Thre tn and Thirty first Streets for on Wednes
day. nd at 10 o'clock at the Merchants Ios
side Of Madison commencing south Of
Thhieth street, the southwest corner OF Madson
and Thirty street lots adoi Madison avenue
lots south size Of Thirieh street. east of
SOL Slots the north side of hrtieth street 2l feet
Madison the Fourth lots side
125 feet enst Of Madison avenue on
north side Of fourth street. 10 feet avenue
Fifth and Sixth The lots arc ali
beautifully situated what be called the back bone of thu
island between the Fourth and Fifth sordng the
facilities to the lower Of cy sa
beautiful prospect vessels passing up dewn the North
nd
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Thursday Evening November Sth Henri He,s his frat
and this in New York; will riye
Vocal and Instrumental Concert for which occ son he a s
cured of the entire Italian Opera Com jncnJ
ing Spncr Truth, Madame Laborde Signorina patti Sinm
Benedict NJ isbogde puLI-u l sg ateni ssnor ko.
Iumpany leader, Maretzek. Henri Herr will ,rtrm
c. and Concerto three parts. Military Fsntaxs
fla File On Regn ent imcmptn Buriesque on Two DO
puor Oh susanna and "Oh carry mo back TO Old
Vrniri with variations panoiore alone Tho or 80
will the cell rated Overture from vii lam Tell by Ros
spi and by general REQUEST "EInv'tation Ia Pok. co
posed by Msrsek Tickets Sto be at the mn stora.
rriLcpa hotels and at N. Hers ~ Warren street DE-
cason only seats be secured by applying Ia ndr o.
az Broadway and at Doors open l. pe'iorm
eccount of the weather The grand pano from Iier
factory used this occasion is the recently adonsd &
In Parts rogranme In small bills Nf'SNi 'iin