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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Dec. IA P. NJ.
The early announoeme mt Of the steamer has checked
transactions. The flour market opens dull-the sales
not exceeding 1908 barrels at IS rs S5 37h and S.
Gales Of 900 bushels Ohio at 81 H. Corn 10 without
chance Of moment, and the demand moderate sales
Of 3 900 bushels New Orleans 66lc and 900 old
mixed at ESQ. Rye continues dull at 61o 62c Oats
remain before, with small sales CorroN- The mar
het has not opened since the steamer and no sales
have been reported PRovisroNs-Pork Is quiet at $l2
37K 50 SIX for mess nd prime. Beef is inactive at
50 rs $40 for country Lard is In moderate re.
quest at TX o $50. WnIsKEr-Small sales prison at
2c. 24ko.
THURSDAY, Dec. 14-8 T. M.
The arrival Of the Canada steamship this morning,
with later from Europe which after appear
ed In an extra edition Of the Herald had the effect Of
unsettling prices for Breadstus The sales OF -four
were extremely limited, and few buyers appeared
for ctmmon brands at the rates OF yesterday
Wheat was quiet and nominal at yesterdays rates.
Southern new corn was dull, and sales made at
duotion Of to cents per bushel Good yellow suita-
Bile for shipping held at previous rates Meal was
nominally the same. There Was no change In rye OF
oats Pork was In better demand. with moro doing,
and sales Of mess made at advance in prices
Lard was dull and quotations nominal. Beef was
steady There was change Of momen mt In groc cries.
Cotton cold to fair extent and at :, cent advance
the market closing firm
BRsApsTUFrs-Flour- Oswego, this State, and Mi
ohlgan common brands offered at previous rates.
after the receipt of the news without finding buyers
Before the small sales effected at old prices
Moderate eaes Of Geuesee made at IS SO to
So b6%; Southern Was dull at S. 3Tha6 so. Whesf-
No sales after the news reported. C,rW-Sales Of
800 bushss yellow m sde at 90 oeats; 700
do mixed and white part old and part new, ct coo
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co N N ERGIAL AfFAI lbs.
MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, December I4-6 p. M.
The stock market opeue very active this morning
and large ssles were made Def the board at ad
vance prices current the close yesterday At the
board the improvement susta ned Harlem went up
Ia per cent Long Island IA Norwich and woroes-
ter u; Canton Co. Ia Farmers' Loan IL Penn
SIS ; Erie Bonds x Treasury Notes 4.
At the second board Treasury Notes advanced Y
per cent Farmers Loan 4 Harlem u Morri, Canal
Nj; Long Island a. Canton Co. fell OF u Erie Rail-
road q.
The sdvices from Great Britain by the steamship
Canada, are, in a commercial point of view, sstsfac
tory but from the Continent they by
favorable. The activity in the Liverpool cotton
ket, and the improvement In prices, encouraging
features In the trade and indicative OF rsturninu
prosperity in the manufacturing districts The corn
market exhibited less hrmnes and prices had slightly
given way. This was the result of large receipts
from this country, and the progress which had
been made in getting the grain crop into
the ground. The weather had been fine, and
a large breadth Of land had been seeded. There
ss, therefore, very little probability Of any i'm
portsnt improvement In prices and II the large ship
mcnts which have been made within the two past
months from this country pay profit 1t is than
those interested can at present expect Much Of the
grain arriving at London and Liverpool going into
bond to take advantage OF the reducto duties on
the first Of February, 1s49 Money continued easy
and In but limited demand at the low rates of Interest
ruling. Copsols bad advanced, not withstandng the
character Of the political accounts feom the Continent
The finances of the French government are getting
rapidly into confused condition, and serious
apprehens experienced that the Cover nme mt
would not be able to meet Its ut the
mencement Of the approaching new year The pay
ments to be made at the end OF December amount I,
eoooooo francs fortytwo thousand Of which we're for
interest ON the three Per cents and the balances fo
pensions and salaries peons alta shed to the govern
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS,

DEBATE ON TIE MEMORIAL FROM NEw MExco-
we have received from cur able reporters n
washington detailed and graphic report OF Oh .
den,''e that occurred in the Senate on Wednes
! day las on the presentation of the memorial OF
! the citizen, OF New Mexico, in convention pray.
ing for a GOV. rnment, without the institution of
slavery incorporated IN IT. The crowded state of
our columns with the details OF the foreign news
brought by the Canada, l.-ecludes the possibility Of
giving this debate to-day. I, will appear tomorrow
morning. The following is the memorial upou
Wine b the de bate was predicated,-
Petition ofths People Of New Merieo a,s.mb!sdfn CON
rentton, 10 the Ccngress Of the United states of qws-
We, the people of New Mexico, respectfully us.it,ou
congress for the speedy organization by law Of ter
ritorial governmen Mt for us.
We respectfully petition Congress grant US a "a
'erDment purely civil In Its character,
We respectfully represent. that the organic and sta
tute laws promulgated by authority OF this United
States September ed 1915 porary civil gov
eminent Of New Me xco Of which despatched
WIN some few alterations would be acceptable to u.s.
We desire the following offices Co be- GlIsd bv snoint
ment OF the President of the United Stste With
eretary Of State. United States Marshal United Staes
District Attorney, and Judges.
We desire TO have all the usual rights OF appeal from
the courts of this Territory to the Supreme Of
the L nited States.
We respectfully, but firmly protest against the dis
Of our territory in favor Of Texas for
We do not desire to have domestic slavery Within our
borders and until the time shall admis-
hon INTO the mon as state, desire to bs protect
ed by Congress agsinst their introduction among u.s.
We desire local Legislature such prsscribsd in
the laws or New Mexico September % 1876 subjest -
the usual acts Of Congress.
We desire that our interests may be represented By
delegate, who Ia to be entitled to have seat upon
the floor Of the Congress Of the United States.
In consideration of the fact that New Msxioo con-
taps from 75 900 to 100 600 son believe that We
have made unreasonable request: and nfdeut-
1y rely upon Congress to provide for laws liberal
As any enjoyed by any OF the Territories
(Signed) JOSE MARTINEZ. :
J. M GipDiN0s
Secretary, and otherU.
Santa Fe, Oct IL, 16IS.
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ARKANSAS ELECTION The Little Rock Gazette
Of the 23d ut says'' we have ascerteined the vote
in thirty counties but have not space time to
publish the details in this number tn. majority for
Csss so far yet Is shout 967 There
yet thirteen counties to be heard from From Frauk
Iin Is probable the returns will not be received.
Some Of the MITES yet to be heard from will
give majories for Taylor The majority for Cas- will
not in our opinion. exceed twelve hurcred If 1t even
reaches that amount
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BROADWAY CiRCUS-NKAR SPRING sTREEr-yOuN
~ Tryop, Manager VIM. Nibo Jr Evening
Dec loth enad OF Equestrian Gymnastic and
Musical Talent Two CownsJohn Gosn AID " Wliams The
Performance will commence with brilliant full dress Cavaoa
entitled Queen Bess and Her Court led
Two horse Act ny Mr. W H. Carroll To be followed tu
entertainment of Daring orsemsnshp by all the
pshtd Fquesrans of the Beautiful ard dsp, ay
Of Gymnns,io Fea &C. Boxes 81 Upper Circle cents
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California Outfits India Rubber Tents,
OF all res-Beds Plos, Camp Bla kets Mining Boots I'D
Bgs Money Belts Spanish Ponchos Cl axis Coas Caps Hate
No. Sc, tale in quaint ties suit purchasers at the
GOODBYE kUBBkR EMPORIUM,
l59 Broa twaT, Rathbun's Hotel
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ARKANSAS u. S. SENATOR "A telegraphic des.
patch received In this city states thot the Hon.
Scion Borland has been elected by he Legislature Of
Arkansas Senator Of the ned States for six years.
oomme ncipg the 4th March next - Washing,on Union
Lc.
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MO CURE NO CHAEGE-DS MURPHY or 81 GOLD
IN sireet suited all scrs o. private de
asoA Of snohs ho In two 70 four dsya
ConsstionAl debility snd impoeucy Gaccessfsly trated
Dr. n mo mercury ud in csso or hndrnco troza bu
nsa 0es g 0sl1 strvet; open from IA Ito 9P.A.
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" Dem FOine, the very Idol ov me Art. ="
said exquisite he stood teforc glass; admitting the
pnd beautiful fashion given to his hair and
whiskers by BILL the inmtabe at No 10 Nassau street where
served with equal Hs lns ble Onguont
promoting the growth Of the hair obtained above.
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GEOLOGICAL BALL rs AN d 81 BUwEWV.-TBIS MAO
- ntcelt establishment 10 daily from ~ till T. and
IRON ~ til !. r. H. Tho hail Of exhibition Ia fitted Up with
treat eeganee and eooecten Of living neass and Bd1
the ia eat and most perfect In America pcrforma
at each exhibition including the Fea Of trained Eephan
Pon;c, an honhe Mr. Brooks enters den of Lions Tt
reis Admission Is csnts children under nine half pros
sontchoteS6 VAN AMBURGH CO. Proprietors
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1000 Over Cents, Rich Lining, to 10
Collars Coak 60 sl 800 dress and trock Coats French
cloth 81 to S Pants fancy caseimeree 81 to
IS; Vests 90 cents to SS-.hssc ell unedeemed pcdgc
auction bxains - Suit Store, Ma
nau H,AkmAn etreeta
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nR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
~ to the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
be consulted all private diseases secondary
Sypbihs 0onorrhGa Geet Semir al eaness Structure
1T bis Office, No. ~ Park place from "A. NJ to e. Dr.
will deceive his patients by promising
days but trusts from long PRACTICE and study
plants he will save persons applying to him from tho dreadful
consequences attending improper treatment iuucous
ofmercury Patients residing the country wishing
to make personal have all necessary medicine
and advice forwarded to them by addressing Richardson
Park place. and encosng $40 In all viii b
pteed
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIvAgs
~ Treatise go, 70 Greenwich strsct-ohce h?urs 20
lSunday exceptedl rnsss wno Apply N
htiordins thor curs chiefly however toss va. nsys s
bis services In structure from it first or inopen 70 M var
advanced and distressing stages iron unconxon advantage
radical cure which, has ground for stax San b oessp
40 esuros 10 AmevT0a
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20 wear years Taey smooth elastic
kn0wedged the best and in the world Sold
only by B. r WATSON CO., 10 Wall street. Gold pens 70
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MAlON AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY or
W hcc at Macon Deoemees lsa-A meeting Of the
to win 10 holden AZ his oos Tuesday the second DAY
January, l84a Sand J. n TAYLOR esA
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STOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPO SsIBLE CURIOS[.
"A osities tie New exhibited night at
toms Tit atre Chambers Read bill stay away-
you
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DIR II. BOsrN lex. LECTURER ON pI,kAsE, OF TIE

~ urinary organs author Of Complete Practical Work on
Nature and Treatment Of veneren Dseases pase Ex
from Boston Medical and Sureoal Journalit may be
said earey that this vepeeal guide decidedly and without
equal Is any European publca ton, the
my Of dseses and far ing Of the knd hereto
fore attempted in this country Author Of work tho
Of Seminal Weakness fmpotercy &c. resulting
from selahuse-2 "A plates author of the Family phys
ing stefan and surgeon to the Medical and Surgical
established many years rs Chambers street. now
located ati Broadway eight doors above
he msy suited and where any the uay
obtained The usual monthly report Of this institution will
be published for the present II. BO3TWICK NJ ID.
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M ITCHFILs OLYMPIC THEATRE-BENEFIT OF Ne

IVI u..1. III INE-BENEFIT
4vI Reynolds. On which popular
bs,mo, a. WI aPne,r Friday Evning Dec Vs. commenoe
with the INVISIBLE PRINCE-Dun Lauder Nj n NARY Gan
non; The lntabte turbord Mr. Conoye Manufacturers Ess
Roberts. After which, LlCH 1T TROOP o ST. J.YEyS-M,,
ter ID oHss smaboncs Mr. Raymond Mistress Jane Roberto
Mis- Clark 10 p be followed BY bs comic drama OLD no
cude with DEAF AS A POSr-TristIam sa INV Mr. Uo
land Captain Templeop, Mr. Arnold Amy Miss Pps ORES,
Circle 81 cents Upper Boxes g. Doors open o. curtain win
rt,fat Nv N'' w.,
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


BALTIMORE, Dec II SlhO Mar, land IS 30 o. 1905
de- do 9 $40 do do, 92; 1000 do do, 9, 467 B.m ore
6s 1890 g91s U0 do do 100 do. do. l0s
and Ohio Railroad DIv'd Bonds, 76; 400 dc do, 76.
PInLADEPuA Dec. Lion sbs Girard Bank; lc1S: so u
Bank pa $50 Goa, Scrip 7ys$; 100 Norris Canal TX; S. O9
TrNote Co. 10 ns $40 do M $50 Reading i6 VI sar
and Mechanics 55H 200 Morris b 45D Bank bi ~,
s2G0 state D. III 100 Girard 1875 s. So Nav 6 @ 81
90 7 100 Morris Canal s so 81 81 900 stae S. Is
$4,000 do ~ after Sales $1,000 Pena 5 7s $50 Morris Canal
Sk Second Roard00 Penn IS 7 5000 do, III: 2Ol sch
Navgs 6s ~ . !ehgh Nay Mort 81 200 Grsrd sank. lo7.
ia Union Canal 81; 81 do az i51 Bank ITO Readns
Railroad To- 50 Morris Canal 80 susquehanns Canal OK
80 Northern Bask Eer, 02 Acr Bo1rds-S2G0On SEA rs
lS 800 ehsh Nav int ST. 81 Reading Railroad, 49, !? ALLIE
ghany Copper, 2x.
BosroN Dec rs New England Worscd Contrary 6i<: Y
Boston and Maine Railroad. H. Eastern Railroad i62l
Ftrhburs Railroad l314; do. lSK 10 Northern Railroad
s94 ~ do, Ssf Pasumptic River Railroad 49, verm mi
Gent Railroad pa 10 d. 5 Western Railroad
~ 10 hoston aud Worcester Railroad no. Old Colony Rail
road 90 ltO Eaht Boston Company llk 10 Reading Railroad
l4 100 do 3D. l5 100 de- Is. At Auction 20 shs Wese
Railroad So9 per sh Boson and Maine do. 49,, per cent
adv Fitchoug DO 1874 cent adv; Vermont Central
M PR 81; ~ United STATES Insurance Co 4o to - s 10
FtrtlaI d 5H per cent stocb, payable 1855, SIX
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ENYE AND EAR-DR. POWELL DEvOT2s HIS ATTEN.
II ton exclusively to diseases of the Ey and Ear % Broad
entrance IL Warren where DO had his Treatise
Ey price 50 CENTS also his self acting strength
ening the eyos Artificial eyes just imported
ERUP1IONS OF TBE SKIN, RHEUMATlSM &c.-kRA
~ CarroHs Sulphur Baths established 1925
cd by first physcane Drs Mott Steveps Boyd Smith,
others for the Of all diseases Of the skin Persons
wcud and time by applying krs G. establish
rnent B4 Broadway
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PROPRIH

RKOADWAY THBATRE-R A. nARsHAh rNO , In
tor.For the Benefit Of W Rchings-Fhday nns' osa
18th. will DO present ted EVERY ONE HAS MS FAC.
Nrterry Mr. Frederick W. Harmony Mr. Richn,s Mr. 'u'
Mr. Blake; Irwin. Mr. Dyott Lady Eleanor. Miss H. Wa, ~
krs Woohurn Mrs Abbott Nrs Placid Blake SPIN
ter MIS- I,lerwo'd GRASDPAs DR. DSUx-By Celeste aud
piehoG. To conclude with NAPOI EOs'S OLD GUAND-Ha-
versael Mr. kehngs Nelanis Mia wnaek Dress Cirae
and rsiqnette. 7sci Family Circle and Upper Ters c Gal
Iery 2Se. Dcts open az half past Curtain will
] Ceiccs Jr,ciftly
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. BErw ERN CHATHAM
~ aud William sree has for the fourteen years enjoyed
most extensive practice in private diseases
most OF this disease mild cured
two I've days srioture-Dr Cooper tie form
Of structures in from weeks debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED BY young This
when too freely indusod in bcses dyspepsia weakness Of the
hin be and small Of the back OF the Intellect and
sion TO society warranted in or no ohArss
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DEsCa wALuALLs, wCANAL srREgT-wEp vrsDAy

TJESCH AIIIALLN, 80 CANAL STNEET-WEDNE3DAY
md Saturday grand afternoon performances O'clock
and In the evening att O'clock Model Artists thirty
Ehonsn Mountain Singers 10 their most popular English
color. 25 Repre- sensations If Susannah In the Bath The
models the exact Of the original
Price Of admission Orchestra Boxes c Parqustte 80 Stage
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- day evening" Dec viii Played
OF TIE TRAGEDY QUEEN, Lear from the History
oe stage-Mrs Anne Draoesrdie. Mrs Ch.pmsn; LAWYER
SsnGis.t hr Johnston Bridget Mrs. Bowling. After which
IN IN or PROM seepeer sudden Burton; Mr..
ab'er NY johnson; Matilda Mas G. Chapman; Rarv Mis-,
soifan To conclude with entirely indie liability
called HHtEES BhRNUMi-Mr Smler Mr.. Brou rhan,;
sHssis NJ Burton; JOSH Singsby Mr. Johnson 'era-
hIe smith Mrs Morgan Ores, Circle Dc; Fiy Circle or
secorc Tier 2bc Doorn ain rises AZ =
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M ED1CAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE ST Rect
Nl Chatham str we'll known successful
practitioner In New York. In tho treatment Of diseases
fhe Doctors skill half cured cases
have existed for years 10 Pr eminent 0ee Structure ulcers
upon the body or In the throat head and
tho legs eGeotuzly cured wcakneus
brought habit INDUCED by young men ceusips
lasovious dreams and nightly positively prevented
Recent cured in four days. without mercury Noaeaop
In Dict. on ton from usine
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M oST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO TnE kARRIkD
Iva those contemplating marsg..-rhe Married Woman 3
Private Medla COMPANION By Dr. A. Msurceau Sixth et
ton Price ST. Thiswork meeting with astounding sales
t20 copies having sre1 been oispceed o Every fale
gcsng copy, whether married unmarried although
which should be known to them particularly. Here every feua
discover tia symptoms sna as sfn.--'
Aisz AND rscs. ee~t.i "a 49,.
nrosS.-- ''. ~ every For sale at "a
1t Publishing Office, l29 Liberty street. New YORK
T. b. Peterson No 9s Chesp1t street. Phiiadelpha Little
Cor Albany W. Davis, Boston On the receipt Of ST. copy
will be transmcd by mail free Of postage to s parts the
AZ oT' mus ?. Haa , PSst Pad e pr
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A MEXICAN ART UNI0N.-NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN
that the subscription book Of this institution will be closed
at ~ o'clock Friday evening next 18th inst by order Of the
Committee Of Man, cement
Il, II. JARVIS, Rec. Sec, pro tenn.
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NJ iDICAL CARP DIR MORRISON HAS HEEN ENGAGED
WI for the last thirty treating diseases
duotive stspe, debility local and general
picated with structure he with Recent ae
tons particularly GonoirhGa le In few days See
diplomas In his office, 2Olx Fulton street.
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~ OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BoYNToN, AT
~ tesolcation OF number scie ic gen temen will give
Lecture at the Broadway Tabernacle Saturday Evening
Zee IT, Subject Geology Mneraoey, and formation
OF the Rocks which the Gold
ofCaorna with tactical Instructions for finding testing and
washing Gold from other impurities Minerals and Gold spec
will be presented and their different explain
The whole will be iuated with large paintings AID diagrams
executed expressly for this occasion
TO commence at 7h o'clock Tickets % censfr sale at the
Aster house. Dew lit buld
ings, and At the door ing of the lecture
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NINTH ANNUAL BALL or THE BIBE9NIAN B. so.
~ Getty will be held at Castle Garden Monday evening"
cemer H. lefs The proceeds this former occasions
vii be devoted to charitable The Committee
,argenents rely the liberal support Of
spared render this Ball equal superior any the
ciety, former Balls. z. DU, Chairman,
j.. j.
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CBANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE LATE ca ATTAIN

~ Be- eft Of Mr. @ r. 1horue Frid,y Evening December
10TH will be acted kONsEGNEUR. the RoSber Fars-
MoneB, eur Mr. C. T. Thobe; Bernard Mr. Pariv GERMAN,
MT Bur| e. Roeale Mrs c. Ct To be followed by
act OF !ACk sHEPPAhDIJsck sheppard Mrs rhorne.
The entertainments TO conclude with the AV SINGER
Pocida, MI c. Thorne AlessandTo Mr. Tton Stella di
cida Mira Woodward. Previous to which MR.. MACGReEDY
Mr. T. :. Hamlet, Mr. Chanfrau; Mr. kcGreedy Mr. Bdrko
Betty Miss M,,a.er Doors at 6k, curtain rises at
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CA!FohNIA-FoR CHAGRES DIsEoT.-THE sPLEN
~ did steamship Crescent City Charles Stoddard
rsnde 500 tons burtheD will leave for Chagres direct
Saturday the 23d inst at o'clock NJ from Pier4 North
River foo of Sorrs street IL expected that
ths stenmer will arrive at Chgre in ae to meet the Pacific
Mail mpany steamer of the 9th January at Panama For
fegh passage having passed. apply
j. HOWARD SON. 73 South stteet.
City will from Chnyrea To Ne
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llARTOLs WINDOW SHADE WAREHOUSE, l7J AND III
- vii lam street. New York Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Wishing purchase Window Shades Gilt Cornces Pps Hooks
&c., will ind the greatest assortment in the country and
lowest tfket price On hand about 5000 priced Shades
cI the country trade Also, cord, tassels hasses &c.
SAMUEL r, BAETOI.
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E0R SAIE.--A FIRST CLASS, THREE STORY, ATTIC
brown stone front House In Madison avenue SIt
and S1st streets Madison The house cwh
the Croon hot and cold
asrs &C. The front parior "A feet deep with
ransom the centre, with h.
second story Is fitted for conservatory Tho house
Is surpassed for elegance and workman by any sze
north Of h street The adjoining lot together ono In the
bc had with the house. Inquire OF wM CONNER
- Ann street Of Nassau,
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RowEsY TnEATSE-FRIDAY EVENING. DEC Is

RUWERY TIIEATRE.-FhIDAY EVENING, DEC Is.
- will be performed the drama Of MUNGO PARK or the
Arab Of the ker- karf Herr Dresbaoh Mungo Park Mr. N.
Carrie All Mr. ui Col laidy Mr. Warden Toby Ganie,
Mr. Nnans immaleo rs Herbert Previous which, MP
Gsochard, Mr.. wi aadsme aaloehad, Mr..
Herbert puri'g the evening sgnora @. Cioaoa
Ne Si appear grand Pas de 0hsraetrc To followed
by Herr DIR estach in the LIVING STATUES To copouds
Clark Richard Mr. J. H. Hail. Mary. Miss G. wemyss D,,ss
Mt quarter past 6corn at oenic PIT
and Gallery. l2E cents - = y =
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N 0T1CE. TIE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
against taking OF negotiating the following des rbed Notes.
~ they procured from by fraud not BE- paid
maturity Ope Nots dated Dec ls<a At 20 r n
McElroy for $500 Note. dated Dec ls4s a. month";
10 r. H. McEroy for $500 Note dated Dec slA at Il
montbA 70 4. II. kcElroy for 500; An made byss
WYMAN DEkBY AS BroelvAy.
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! ID AbE CHANCE.-A PERSON HAVING ABOUT SlhD
~ each and wishing to Unrest it in the Grocery
hear Of for SALE at bargain well established the
mot public horcughares in the CITY, with
from LIST Eey last. Address IL A. Box ID, Herald Office
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HANGING AND WALTZING-MR SEARING's PRIVATE
- Academy at his residence 90 Bond street. New classes
FOX ladies Wednesdays aud Saturdays hale past
O'clock and r gentlemen Tuesdays and Fridays o'clock
Please pJp'y ss ahoye.