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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-22
Observation-Disclosures
CO N N CIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Dec. 2I-G II. NJ.


The fances are again tho advance, and the bulls
mere in the sceudancy. nmoney continues
as abundant and cheap it is at present. spec
for further rise may make profitable opera
tions; but they must look out for those reactions
which invariably follow rapid rise, and realise a fair
profit whenever they can. The great difficulty with
the bulls Is not realizing when they make several
per profit By doing and in waiting for greater
Improvement they rally lose all. The bears
sbrewder class of operators than the bulls and take
advantage Of the first turn in the market against them
10 make themselves lopg-that is provide themselves
with whatever stocks they have contracted to deliver
before prices get above their selling point They take
advantage every reaction In the market to purchase
for delivery upon saes made at higher prices that
when prices syain advance, they are ready for new
operations. There Is q class of spectators in the
street who always purchasing for advance and
as general thing they are losers; while Others
bears when prices high, and bulls when prices are
depressed. These spectators manage to make money
both extreme' and having large capitals operate,
very extensively both ways. There is another o,ass
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BATsoRE Dec 20-S20O Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dv
dend Bonds shares Marine Bark 40 Baltimore
Roircad 1886 SO do S21 20 do 321 70 32 S2
d. SIN; do 81 do 80; do 49, III do. 3d. do 49, 10
~ do, 81 do. 50.
PHILADEIPuIA. Dec. q, 1slS-Frst Board-s300O Nav
6S org 3 90 Girard e5wn 362 do lls IL Man Mechs
a. % 2 $500 Tress g. 1874 q suq Cnl III IS yioks.
burg 6wp. 49, $50 Morris S2OOj State 79; 2O b.
ga Southwark co. i Ches Del Cal. 20 100 Reading AK
Aeohs b., 25 do 23x; 90 Norrisown mr. 1875 80 i3;
70 Meshs ls S5l 4er Sats:1sSeoo Penn q: 7s Second
Bark sS 90 Girard Bssh, lis 2o Norris Canal. &c. "
BcsroN Dec Boers boards shares Boston and Maine
Railroo opg intdv of, lG94 IA Fall River Railroad 81
26 do. SG; Old Colony Pairoad $685. IS Reading Railroad
4 IS Western Railroad, Ol 10 do s6o loO 10 Fchburs
Boston and Providence Railroad Eastern Railroad
Boston and Worcester Railroad, div off, 1C6 Vermont Gem
trail Ralro,d Pt,sburg Copper Co. .smos s z New Eng
Merchants Bank lG2s DO 1925 10 Grocers Bank, s6
right Boston Power 500 50 East No.
81 90 $500 Michigan Central Railroad Bond 1855 3d. share
Boston Lowell Rsiroed 562 e45 and Worcester
Railroad lo5H 1O6 20 Concord Railroad 6O II State Bank
S1f Union Bank 10 Hope Insurance Co Boston Mu
Co. Second Board, Dec 1915 shae Boston aud Maine
Railrs ad s Rsjlrcad dis Of 1925 . Beading
ll-lG 80 do, 49, y 50do l1l6 100 do 10 1876 10
Eart BestonlCo go do, 30 H. 10 rights Boston and
Worcester Railroad $40.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge of Bigamy.-Oiiicer Mincho. of the Sixth
ward arrested, yesterday, Dutohman by the Of
Adolph Gibaner, on charge Of bgamy. 1t appears
this man was married to Rosa Walcher the 25th Of
formed Church in Forsyth street, and shortly after
they could not agree, and paper drawn in the
Dutch language, purporting to be divorce nd sign
ed by three other Dutchmen and the wife told it
was all legal and signed her name to the document
requested. In August following, Gbaner was again
married by the Rev. Mr. Smith in Willet street These
acts coming to the notice of the police authorities
Justice Osborne issued his for the
committed him to prison for trial
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United States Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmon5s.
DEC. 2l.-Such rs. Tie National Safety ~ anc
COmpary.-After the court was organized i tht
names OF the jurors called over, the death OF Hon
Charles McVean, United States Attorney, was an
nounced, and the court adjourned.
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which ten persons were severely scaidsd Mr. Lock-
we'll the first clerk was severely injured Tbs hrst
engineer, Samuel Pdce, aud second clerk, r. NJ
Leeker, are not expected to live. The American was
towed up to this city
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keSs.

NEw OaLEANs Dec H. lS{S.
The demand for cotton continues active, aud the
market etesdy. The sales reach 7 900 bales Flour
tends downward, and the ssI.s nimp .rtant We
is but little doing Mes pork Is held at Sill, with
small sales Sugar CONTINUES in fair uest and quo
tatons firm Moasses barrels Is SELF at 81 cents
CISciNNATI, Dec. 81 1913.
Flour-Saes have been to a fair exteut. 1000 barrels
Western were takeH at So rs Gran-Marketi Is with
ont change. Whiskey-The demand Is fair at l6kc.
Hogs-Saes at So rs per 100 lbs net, and firm. Groce-
ries-The msrket is uncha nsed and dull
PiTTsBURG, December 81, 1848.
There is eleven feet In the river and has
raised for the last forty eight bours The -four
ket Is dull but holders previous quotation s
buy snfest little Opposition to operats sales at
So 6I1a Wheat The demsud Is good, but trausac.
tons not large. poor lets bsins r-geotsd aud heivy
There 10 coed shipping inquiry Cora is dull other
grain quiet at previous rates. Provsions-l he r OF
nothing doing in bacon to- day; sas could not be made
but at concession The market for Sugar is dull and
hear Of no sales worth reporting Whskey-Demaud
lie fair and prices firm; quote at 100. Hogs
There 10 no quotable change sales at So 20 per 100
lbs. net.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, 1s4s.
The demand for -four has been fair, and notice
sales Of 1000 bbs including Howard street and City
Mills, at 81 u.s. Moderate saes Of meal at 50 so
~ 62ia. For wheat there is n good inquiry. with
sales Of 1000 bushels prime white at 81 OS ST.
do red at 81 81 o. Corn continues active the sales
reaching % coo bushels, at 800. for white and $40
Ole for yellow. Oats quiet at 26c 29c. Rye Is
without change to notice moderate saes at Coo.
Whiskey Is quoted at 26c, with sales of 400 bbls The
supply of coffee in fret hands IL small. la pork there
is speculative movement, and the market has up.
ward tendency The stock market is without change.
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Making the Fur Fly.-Knox. of12s EuIton
street has O Nuts selling low
prices and about as fast as he hand them out.
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BAtTIMoKE. Dec IT 1878.
TIE Rev. MIR. White, distinguished preacher, at
Wellsturg Va, committed suicide to-day. The cause
has not traI spired.
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TABERNACLE-oNLY GRAND O ALA CONCERT GIVEN

VINABERNACLE-ONLY GRAND GALA CONCERT GIVEN
by Madame Al Bishop Saturday evening. Dec 2srd.
scale splendor being positively s
New York his winter owing to her
ern epgagem On this occasion Madame Anna Bishop viii
Duets and Ballads s Pere the eminent wi also dn
several admired first and only appearance this
Mr. Bocha Harps TO the Queen England Director Of Hec
M,ey Italian Opera London &C. viii present for the first and
lyric symphony in two divisions called voJag Musical la ds-
rent Of the world introducing national airs eotd from
the authentic which In their primitive
state accompanied with instruments peculiar TO each oouny
First DvsionCb Turkey Spain Hi dosan Greece Poru
gal Persia Italy and France Second DvsonSw1 Pe-
and Scotland Germany Russia America ireland and England
To give full effect TO this stupendous work. which created IN eu
rope such extraordinary sensation Nine Anna Bbhop will sing
Of the National Melodies powerful and Orche
tIs p,ing best Professors Of this city and
efficient Chorus two Military Bau d. six aps besides Ssoteh
Prtr and many auxiarits been
and the Grand Finale in which the national strains of England
Scotland Ireland Waes and America interviewer together
will he performed by five dsnct Orchestral the whole under tho
erection Of Mr. George loecr. In the Voyage Musical Mr.
Bochsa VT preside at tho harp Fail particulars Of tbs who'll
tair To renie this unique Gala Con-
splendid bIe tho the Tabernac will
gaiy illuminated with eolored ampons and Military Band
stationed under tho pert will receive tho viterp Tickets 81
each Door open att. Concert TO commeuceat o'clock.
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO-PASSAGE ONLY.-THE FAST
sailing nearly bark Express Thor. L. Boss will
positively ssi the Sh ns for the above port For
apply on beard, at Pier o. +. r.. or to
JONES JOHNSON, No 90 Wall street.
Another vessel will succeed the Elps and sail in the early
M of Januar
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Wells Miller Provost aprrse entrants and shippers Cali
fornia also general that they constantly
hard In portable earisters an extensive variety Of preserved
Meats Fish, Vegetable Soups &c. which retain perfectly
natural flavor and nutritious qualities FOR q in eli
Caners kept open their Office for the inspection
and sod these Of their
Every variety Of Pickles Brandy Fruits Jeies Jams
Caups East and West India oldiment in
expectation. Warehouse, 2l7 Front street.
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Ho! for CaIirornia.-.rhc cheapest Beat
s Susi & % sy fleming O o snn
xan. The expcn,e this will $3.50 Those
particulars Vim be S gwen ' TSe
day Of departrgis the 9th instant
Good Living on the Way TO California;
isrns general that they constantly
oIs sa sS ysas'y Ct ss
natural favor, and nutritious qualities Tor q years. in any c
purchaser and except Of their own
Every variety Of fShs pis rye Fruits Is Jams
expectation. Warehouse, 2l7 Front street.
Fire Arms Fire Arms !-California Rifles,
s end s ys5 s ss s Gsp sI9 Ct p also @
Knives &c for sale TO and others gorg to California
at unusually low prices BY JOSEPH, II Maiden Lane
Who goes to California without a Tent,
S sp in the nTs srs miner, and Others
fOw RunSs Camp Bnae long nR Ring Boots Gold Bags
% 'ssi
1859 Broadway Rathbuns Hotel.
ing large variety Of spOrmen and pocket ku,ves tho
and beautiful tteyns dressing all that
@ isS
Happy New Year.-We would advise our
lady wish handsome Cater Boots and Shoes them
selves children to patrOnno B. Miller e Canal street
the different styles As Inoia Rubber Shoes Goodyear patent
The Literature Of our Country IL begin
ming receive its just reward Last Wednesday Il proprietor
Dayes Jr Of New York city author of the knight
Silver Cross received the $1,000 prize and Martha Cough
"Pauina The Knight Of the silver Gross will commence
volume of the Flag the lt OF January These writer's
have reason for they have Tsceyed liberal reward
talent lis
Gold and SILVER Watches, for the Holidays.
gold and silver Watches Of which
gna patterns designed for Holiday presents for sale
by Y. SAVAGE Jr No. is Wall St
Gold Pens for the Holidays 1.-The Cele-
brated Roheeu Gold Pens in Gold and silver every
yaSiey suitable for holiday Brescnts For sale BY BE Wat
wear for five years Gold Pens repaired.
CaIifornIa.-BoOts for the Mining Region
for sale Governor Young from 50 S. Fine French Boots
and Nassau streets THE DOCTOR.
India Rubber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
warehouse 100 Broadway opposite Trinity chuchyard continues
to keep heretofore the and nsive assortment
oveshoes expressly for its rca and Of
the latest French styles yet sold at the lowest prices
Mems Under Shirts and Drawers, Gloves,
hand for lie low prce SCOTS chap
Furnishing Store 5 Fulton street. door east Broadway
Wigs ana TOupees.-Wc would advise all
sye Bachelors mandatory Wall street.
old His newnvep ted wigs obtained silver medal the
fair Of the American Institute. Copy the address
elOr's Inst an tane Gus II uid
obtained the premium the last r of the American In
This article, entirely free from the many oec
BS.eheiors Wig manuiSctGry No wall street old No This
is decidedly article the market Copy the address
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HO! for CaliIOrnia.-rhc cheapest, Best
and the Quickest RouteThere is party forming
Francisco California via Vera the city Mexico Ma
zan The Of this route will $3.50 hos
DESTROYS of going will please call immediately Cntor
liz tel between and where full particulars viii be given
day of de partirg Is the 9th instant
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A PASSAGE TO THE GOLD REGION Fos s75-FOR sA

PASSAGE TO THE GUTD REGION FOR t3-FOK SAN
"A Francisco Direct.The splendid No. newly ooppered
packet ship APOi 10, Captain Charles H. C0o tho
mot ship captains out of New York recently In
tie European trade having Of her freight engaged viii
sailor San Franoisco California the
Vicinity from the foot Of Chambers street. r.. where she
tkeD the following termGSteere Passage Sl Cabin Pas
fase sue DITTO and home, $40 Ditto with while
there S2U Several families no The advan-
tses offered passengers BY this caunot b,
passed. The Apollo the
Rev York. aud few equals in speed She
directly not only for San Francisco but ID Done
forty mie into the heart Ct the Cold Region whore she
by this vessel will do well their brth
earliest possible moment the ship will day DO
ouped entirely by Carpenter SevedoIes and other Mechanics
husiy engaged fttins up borth slowing freight taking
supply OF provisions AID making other preparations
voyage Choice Of berths will be given to the order
OF the numbers their passage tickets Freight
ssnment otherwise at tho lowest No passage secured
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DEsCHs WALLHALLA. NO. % CANAL STREET. N

ID ESCHS WALLHALLA, NO % CANAL STREET, NEAR
Broadway. Manager. T. p Coe-French Model Arses 30
in number First in the United States OF Ardns
tiger hack by the proprietors immense
Greek slave in color 22h Of Susannah the
bath together with fifteen splendid of living
lures French Acrobas in their flying leaps Ethiopian mountain
singers Dancing evening Orchestra bcSes SIX cents
Marquette c N Ban extra afternoon every
Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock.
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FROM LiMA.-We are in receipt of copy OF Ell
Concrete the 10th October last Among the reports
Of the kets in the Pacific, find the following
gsrdrg ,hipments % california; tits taken from the
Valparaiso Mereurio of the Goth September
have the of California,
provisions the of S300J and the other Of foreign
MANUFACTURED goods to the amount of ssOU The account
that market spiutpg that it probable further
will Since the til
into States duties
Yorts of North American manufactures the which will
to tighten tins market much Of such goods.
By this it would seem that the golden news'' had
mot 1T that time spread to Valparaiso
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A STOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPOSSIBLE CURIOsI.
IA oses the New Museum, exhibited every night At Bur-
tons Theatre Chambers street. Read the bill stay away
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A CARD-MIsS ADELE AND CHARLES H0HNSrOCK
IA respectfully inform their friends and the public that
their Benefit will take place at the Broadway Theatre this
ing Decen her %.
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LATER FROM BEAzII.-By the arrival Of the hand
tome new bark Z. Corning Captain Corning in short
passage from Rio Janero in the receipt Of &C.
counts from that pert to the sh u and papers to the
It'll The only item Of interest, however which We
find in the formal do Concrete, is notice of the
rival there the I'd November, of the steamship Cali
fornia, after passage Of twentysix days from this
port. 1t viii be remembered that this is the first
steamer for the California trade which left here in the
beginning Of October. Her passage to Rio must be
ooked as very satisac tory evidence of her speed
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EOR HAvRE-THE SUPERIOR coPPER-FAsTENED
and ocrered strip Ceres Capt earraud under contract 70
sa before Gre 18th For freight foreign goods
only or for passse sppy TO BOYD HINCKeN, ~ Wall St
LNOR hARsEILLEs-TaE BARK SAKcELLA CAPT. p.
Insham will meet with prompt despatch For freight
HlNCKEN, Rrot era
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Sunday evening Dec a. at the Assembly Room of the
Particular n small bills.
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NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS AT THE STUYvESANr
Institute, Broadway. Beeoker streot-Thrd Week
livery NighThs Ethiopian Opera Company embrace every
evenings grand Senas from Italian opera Som
Limo Signor Labache; Madam Crih, Signor Mario Madam
Bshep Sgnor Gardion Admance rs Doors open at
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ID tsrs. and Ads aosssssoE e..
w. T .ss u" a..ss S y "a
Ei.A Miss w..et After which the a.rn,. Arassss
Piano. give Grand cons.s % the above ia,.r.
f6u6Ls fspoEo Roos sod 1 % VI. =.
ss, aajer Minus Mr. vsc1 seiso. Mr. ssrn,rd ara Loas
RURToNB THEATRE. oaANDERs sraEsr-raIDAY
- DO i ssn NJ Of u . rsaS
NJ Jors nj Joseph Miss Chapman; sozot nr aaniites
sSis Mi yss1'F As s sS s.
y"saa1; oa Breeze Mr. Hsmilton I.eos Me-
@ slis as1pas hsasz i S
pima Ms: 1' Sr s's ss. " p:, s
secors Tier see Door opsr a sKcurtain rises stY.
M ITcHfLTs OLYMPIC THEATRE-MIss PARTING.
c. Sffs Ss s. M Z: sss..,
Mr. BoaSS "s b y r ~ s a. I
" yseSa: p ns, o SS, FOR % :asns time
nod; Edward Fsencs Mr. Reynolds Pat Malone " sieta
sirs viii aTP'ar ude with tho iosaEs RDss-is
haitian poT p y Crest Western Prs crss@ uDo.s
tv,nins Qp Msn,se m SSS 5 ;
bat he cssrSted cot Of ors%aa.Sp ENTITLED The veasss
Carnival Mr. James N1Or and his talented pupils willie s.1
s %ss @ ~ T. =.
,I censs Of B01es 80 00nt Ups
RARNUMsAMERiCANM UsEUx-P T. BARNUv. Pro.
- lrietor-F hitct Manaser Splendid performances
ger happy tho Enpsh Giant uas ths
largest earth the aest heaviest being EIGHT
1ethgh and weighing quarter OF tho smallest
man ,r that was ever seen alive Major Ltshnser and his
smaller than General Tom Thumb tho buresque opera writ
ten expressly for the American Museum, entitled the SspL
walker Sable Brothers. Great Western tho
IN tue Worstsd Homestead the Highland Mammoth Bro.hs;
WELL the Fortune Teller. Admission. 20 oents-ohdrsn undsr
10 years Of age. l2h cents
A SOUNDING COLLECTION OF IMPOSSIBLE CURIOsr.
Il At W ed
tons Theatre Chambers street. Read the bill stay awayf
You can.
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GEOLOGICAL BALL 50 AND ~ BOWEnY.-TBIS NAG
~ nifcept establishment 10 daily from lk till snA
IRON 81 till n. The hall of exhibition fitted up with
great elegance and thecollocon of living Beasts and Birdie
tho ra and moot perfect in America performance CIV
at each exhibition, including the Feats Of trained Elephants
Ponies and Monkes Nj Brooks enters den of Lions IT.
Admission Is children price,
Sontokets$6. VAN AMBUR0u co. Projectors.
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MEDIcAI CARD DIR. MORRISON HAS BEENENGAaED
duosve rgsps dsty LEGAL and general and frequently
complicated with structure he treats with Recent adso
TONS particularly Gororrhgs daya Sea his
diplomas In his ONCE 24x Fulton street.
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P|O Tuesday, the 10Th inst Gold Lever Watch No. 7l25
engine turned back gold dial Whoever will
n questions asked.
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nies Of kmersnt Merchants and others be supplied
with portable durable
Of single house hut tt aud its transportation very cheap
Merchants especially will require store houses for their goods
SHEPARD co. Manufacturers N3 Water st.
CAlIFuENIA.-FOR CuACRES DIaECT-THE SPLEEN
" did steamship Crescent CITY, Charles Stoddard
manser 300 tom burhen will leave fo Chagres direct
Saturday the sd nst Mt o'clock T.. M, from Pier North
River foot of Norris street 1t s;xpeced that BY
this steamer will arrive at Chtges in time the Pacific
Mail mIapys OF the 5th January Panama For
freight or passage having apply to
The Creseent City will from Nhages TO New Orleans
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CALIFORNIA.-F1RE ARMS ADAPTED FOR TIE ABOVE
~ place. lie met WITH moderate terms at WALKERS
.heiro wcapO
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DR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET BETWEEN CHATHAM
- William streets for the last fourteen years enjoyed
extensive practice private diseases lie ths
aggrava hib disease mild ourod IN
five dsya structure DR. Cooper the worst forn
structures from weeks Constitutional debility
brought habit INDUCED In by young This
when freely INDUCED in, bego dyepasy weakness Of The
small Of tho bach confusion OF the ntsl,c and
society. warranted In every ohaeua
no mercury
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DAEK THEATRE-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING SUP
ted greatly by hs Ices Of portion Of hs wardrobe hs
IRE satOrda} the 10Th would thank person may
have knowledge Of the Whereabouts Of thu same
suoh formation lead 70 recovery t Waker
Barclay. G. v. CLARKE.
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holiday rrcsena-C y. A. uinrohA successor TO W.
srchmeter 100 broadesg Is now opening and will b. gdy
10 show Tuesday 18th and
and choice assortment OF Fancy Goods Toy Glass
Ware Porcelain, Terra Gotta srcos BSunsaiok Faatior
Elrravrgs &c. and would invite the hs
AID the public generally. who wh purchases his ns
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M ONs. AND MADAME YONPLAIsIR REsPE !TFULLY

Nj ONS. AND MADAME BONPLAIsIR RESPE !TFULLY
IVA that Mr. Fry Director of the Italian Opera Com
has kindly and eously offered them Benefit
Mt the Aston Place Theatre retrieve the
cured by them of the disastrous calamity Of the
total distinction Of the Park Theatre by the late
Tie Benefit will take place Saturday Dec 23d Mons and
Madame rendering their sincere thanks to Mr. Fry
ard to al the Artists volunteering their hind and valuable assist
this on will endeavo with tho aid Of his company
to render the performance OF the most at ractive
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M OST EXTRAORDINARY WSRG-TO TIE MARRIED.
Nl or those contemplating kgt-The Married Womaas
Private Hediaal by Dr. A. ksuriceau Sixth ed
Price 81 This work meeting with astounding
t2O copies having srea ~ been disposed of Every emae
whether married unmarried, although IL Is in
Tended Ieay for tie mard IS IL decos seoros
which should 30 known to thc particularly Here eraas
discover tho causes symptoms and tho most efficient reno
deg and moe, certain mode OF IA For sale at
Btoadysg at the Publishing occ le9 Liberty street. New Yor
T. D. Petereon, No. % Chssp1t srset, Philadelphia Little
Co, Albany W. Davis Boston On tho receipt Of d. eoD
Will DO transmitted by mall FREQ Of postage to all pars Of The
Uad stses All lcers must BE- Addressed post paid TO DE-
n EADRICEAu boz Ida New York city once I'D LhgU
street.
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For the IIOlldays.-F0ncy Cutlery, embrace
ing large variety Of sporsmens and pocket knives the
and beautiful patterns portable dressing all
the imports containing the smallest space the
full articles. G. SAUNDERS SON. l7 and 3S7 Broadway.
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VNOR CALIFORNIA.-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WHO
German Languages also pretty well English wishes
going that country Enquire at William street. Sd floor
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VIZ NJ. MCCORMICK. AUCTIONEER-STC HA RI IS HOTEL
w Furniture at 10 o'clock the St Charles
Hotel Broadway and Leonard street. will sold all tho
Furniture Fixtures Lease &c. Of the establishment The Mir
Carpea ngs Curtains and all the furniture through
the bed Kitchen the
costly kpd-a furnished order establishment
in the city There unexped of nine years oeaso
be sold Tho rent is paid in full the first Of May S9 Caa
logues will be ready the auction II Spruce street.