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pure specie currency Within that time the party
has teen In power twelve years, not withstAnding
which the pet measure Of the party has been In
operation but about twelve months and for that
short time In Its most modified form. Should the
government carry out the act viii stand ON the
first Of December proxims it's operation will not vary
much from what has already been realized but on the
contrary rather more favorable to all Glasses than
It has thus far been. After the first Of December
the further issue Of. Treasury notes is pro.
hibited, and the payments Of the government
will al be made In gold and silver while the
large amount Of Treasury notes in circulation will
give those who have payments to make to the govern
ment, q currency which will check the current Of
specie into the Sub. Treasury, and keep the money
market uniform The current Of specie will now
be out instead of into the hands of the Cover
and the Treasury notes, as fast Is they paid in
will be cancelled This will drain the market Of a
currency which has been found very convenient to
large class Of merchants These notes proved very
serviceable in answering for remittances from one
part of the country to another, Q sort of ex.
change. and have supplied the place. in MEASURE of
Q portion Of the specie drained from the market for
shipment, and such currency Is much req ursd The
true financial policy to supply such
Scurrency, instead Of drawing from the channels Of
millions of specie reducing the gyre-
tions of trade Government easily keep in circu-
lation several millions CT Treasury notes. which will
afford a safe circulating medium without causing any
imitation ofndividual credit, causing any undue
artificial imitation in prices of property. In the
event of the the Treasury department falling
short at any time of the expenditures the deficiency
could easily be made up by an issue Of Treasury
notes, bearing nominal rate of interest," that they
might be freely circulated. In the payment Of
any instslment due on on the public debt, an issue
Of Treasury notes might be made instead of resortng
to q direct loan. In this way the government
would large amount Of interest and aid the
operations Of commerce by increasing the floating
capital of the country Being independent Of all
banking operations, there would be no expansion in
the shape Of discounts, and 1t would enable the
government to carry It's financial operations with
out causing from time to Time any revulsion in the
money market.
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escaped. Sir H. Smith and eight English officers
wounded. Captain Murray subsequently, died. or
the soldiers engaged, eight or ten were killed. The
engagement took place ON the Goth August The rebsl
Beers strongly posted ut place called Bloc Plaas,
and, after . sharp conflict OF three hours, de-
feated. Sir Harry Smith wounded In the knee,
and had horse killed under him The last dispatches
from Sir Harry Smiths head qusrters six miles north
east Of Bethany arc dated August 81.
Holland.
THE HAsuE-In the Cholera Hospital ut this place
A patients have been received Of these IL have died
three have recovered and the remainder are still
der treatment
The Cholera.
The following Is the statement Of cholera cases re-.
ported yesterday to the General Board Of Health 1t
rs made I'D to Fix O'Clock, P. M. -
GwYpyR-HoUsE, WHITEHALL, Oct. 90 184S.
One case In the Model Lodging 8. house, Glssshouse-
yard
One at Doncaster. =
Several cases at Peckham-numbef not yet known
Bank or England.
An account, pursuant to the 7th and 9Th Victoria,
chap 81 for the week ending the 2lst day Of Octo-
Der, l848
ISSUE DEPARTMENT..
Notes Issued E26692 $50 Government Debt & II
Gold Coin and Bull
lion 49,. l20SS64l
Suver Bulhon-..... o@,e
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Railway Intelligence .

VERMONT MAssACHUsErrs RAILRoAD--A meet.
ing Of the Corporation held yesterday afternoon
at which measures we're adopted which will insure an
early completion of the road The time allowed to
the old stockholders take shares at fifty dollars
each, has been extended to December 1st and if the
necessary amour Mt shall not be then taken, mortgage
Of the operty Is to be placed in the hands of
tees, to insure the payment of the corpora TONS
either sold at auction pledged collateral secur
ty, for moneys borrowed The guaranty of the Fitch
burg Railroad has been bandoned. very properly !;
and 1t is extremely doubtful whether That arrange
ment, even If legal, would upon the whole, have
suited be ecally to the parties concerned the
which has been agreed upon IL was stated at
the meeting that five thousand dollars expend-
ed the road bed would grade it into Bratteboro,
and that thousand tons in addition to that
already laid sent to the line would nsh the whole
track by January lst 1t was also stated that the
Fitchburg company had offered to lend the company
four hundred of iron and accept drafts ia ad
for the balance due the lease of the Vermont
and Massachusetts line to Athol and that several
thousand shares of the stock had been subscrb
ed. There be doubt, from the spirit evinced,
that the road will be promptly finished Boston
Courier.
that 27O Of rails daily up by the Fitch
burg Railroad into the interior TO complete the Yer
mont ar Massachusetts,, Cheshire aud sullivan Rail-
roads and that the tracklsyers are finishing eighteen
miles Of railroad week. IL is confidently expected
that before Christmas the Cheshire and Sullivan lines
will be opened from Keen Windsor and thence to
the mouth Of White River. Iron has been provided to
complete the Vermont and Massachusetts, line to
NorthGeld, ard will be laid dow BY November 18th
The Mortified bridge across the Connecticut Ia
The Fitchburg company have loaned half the roa re-
.qsired between Mortified and Brsttleb borough, and
to aid in paying for the residue by acceptance
under their lease. Boston Courier
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NEW MYSTERY 1t is at least three months
since the Tribune discovered any new sms to in
troduce its readers Such length of time without
any novelty in politics, religion, or philosophy must
of be exceeding tedious to Its admirers, who
require n faith in AL the above departments Of
human progress At least alt ye4ry 10 atone for the
lack Of creeds Ii has introduced lis readers DUR
ing the past week, to u new man In almost every
coiunn find something about mysterious w.
r.. Robinson. Nov he Is artaigLiug Gen Csss, now
he is challenging some judge TO encounter of poll
address here to deliver speech there and in short,
perform all kinds Of Ubiquitous tricks. Figaro Is
eclipsed by this gentleman and throughout the week
have greatly marve.d who he can be. His gigantic
name has also stared in the fave from blank walls
really be must be per'o Of great importance; and
though to confess our ignorance OF him may bs to
argue oui selves unknown Yet we have asked In vain
from hundred Of our acquai Btances, Who is he "
Is IL another hoax IL IL Sieev-gammon, or is IL but
name, the representative Of another ism which
Greeley Is smuggling into the world under false
pretences? Will relieve anxiety =!
who or what Is w. T. Robinson that the pri n ters n
the Tribune Office have set up for public admiration
ut least FIVE HUNDRED times within the past days
Is he remarkable man, Is 1t ism? Is IL progress,
or Ia IL q nomme de plume an tmanatou from the
koax- connecting brain Of the EDITOR TO down to
poft.rity in company with Billy Patterson, Junius,
John Smith Co! Some one says II Is the identical
parsonage who. learned in our first spelling book
went bathing with Smith Jones, and Brown, and that
he not drow ned -.9ge.
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Pots, bbls ............... 1865 1,


BpEApsTurFs -Nour-The sales reached 5000 a
1000 barrels including straight brands Michigan and
Oswego, at IS SIX, and straight brands Genesee at
So 3lA So 37H; 800 barrels common to pure Genesee
sold at S. 3lh S. A; about 900 barrels Hopeton
mills sold part for the Eastern and part Tor the
city trade at SIS 75 there was no change in Southern
Wheat-Sales Of 900 bushels Genesee were made at
l25c 126c. CornThe sales reached about &c, 900 to
80 600 bushels consisting chiefly of lots Of mixed at
81 676c also 900 high mixed at $50, with several
lots of round at 73c; lot Of common mixed sold at
Go. Meai-Saes Of 100 barrels were made at SO Is.
Pye-S of 900 600 bushels were made at 66 a
6oH In the slip Rye Fiour-There was no change in
rye Flour Barb u Sales Of 600 bushels made
at 65c and 900 1T Gic., for two rowed.
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TRADE AND TRAvEL.-The entire number OF
arrivals In Cincinnati the past week at the eight pru-
cipsl hotels, was 500 persons The whole number OF
steamboat arrivals at that port for the time, was
19-9 from Pittsburgh and from st LOUIS The
number Of departures l5-8 tor Pittsburgh and 8
for st Louis The steamer Satanac came dow n from
Pittsburgh yesterday, with her hurricane deck com
petey cevered with plan tation and ploughs-
the latter article goes to the w,ds of fornia to
assist In sowing the seed of civilization Cincinnati
Chronicle. Nor. 3.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PtuIArrlrprA, Nov S-Frst Board-s37O0 Pennsylvania
"a 7t 1908 Chcs Del anal c. ~ y a; 1900 Har r,
sO go Morris Canal IA Mech Bank. 26 Grsri Banl
IVi6 fncr SahsSgn Penn syyania Be, s no Reading Rail
rord IyS IbO do Cs 100 Dank 2 OU Jer,ey Copper
Sol Am ms 7s Second Board-7JV reuu S. "a; 2W1 Tenn
SIL tjrard IOLi Neohs Bsnk, a. Philadelphia
liz amer Sdic-st0 Re. H. lt9 go Morris ANAL "a,
DhITi on n Nov 7-SfocE Potrd -Eg0 Maryland Sterling
H $40 Batmo, Gs, 1870 9'h shs Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. v'd td "a.
BOsToN Nov shares Boston and Worcester Rail Read,
1903 20 Boston and Providence H. IN 81 Vermont Cen raj
X SOY csern K9Sh l0do, gbs Eastern RR, IVA
20 New FL gland Worsted Co Rights .
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
s~S~I~~-~~o~o~~~>~~S~O~~~~~~~
TIE RETURNS OF THE GREAT ELECTION.

The Weekly Herald to contain the full popular vote
Of 1874 and the returns of the great eestion Of 1S4s
90 far as known will be published at nine O'Clock
Saturday This will be q most vauabls sheet, and
should be preserved by every ono. Single copies six
peuce
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS

NEw BEprcR OH MARKEr, Nov IS4S Sperm
tho market continues firm with good demand The
safes since last include 2tO bbls at 81 OF, and
100 bbls do. at 81 o. per gallon. Whale There Is less
doing In whale, but have change in prices to re-
port. Sales have been made Of $50 bbls ground tier
At 33kc 200 bbs. North West Coast at 500, aud 100
extra do, at $40 WhaIebone-Tbc market Is without
animation, and we have sales TO report.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov.8- PM
Owing to it's being packet day for the Europa, and
less excitement respecting the results Of the
election, business on 'chapes again rather Ian.
guild. Moderate sales Of -four made, on rather
better terms than previously obtsinabls There
NO change in wheat. Sales of sgain
made at full prices for mixed ana round. Meal re-
mnintd the same. Sales of rye made at yester-
dnys prices. There nothing new in rye -four
Pork was quiet and sales of moment reported
There was cha pge in groceries.
AsHEs- Moderate sses were making ut old prices,
viz at So 26 for both sorts.
Exports from LIST TO 7fh November.
1848. 1S47.
Pots, bbs Observation-Disclosures 1856 1,45l
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TnE FOUNTAIN on the Common was in opera
tion lsst evening aud again this morning Tho
column of water from o three inch jet was thrown up
90 feet and very teautfu The water IL pure and
white IT Is thrown into spray from its apex There
In nothing Ike IL in this country aud our citizens are
delighted with the exhibition Boston Transcript
The Allegheny Mountains were wbitcned With suow
cL "Wednesday last.
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Knox. the ceiebrated Halter, 22S Fulton
knocs dealer the sale of
durable hats stamp md STYLE aud knock
down argument his that he knocks out little tho
bat that caa be procured in Gotham according to
the whose hats have s,od hard kaocks
from wiz weather. who attribute their good qualities
to the superior skill Of this manufacturer.
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PoREIoN MARKETS..

RIO w. r,vrIno, Sept o. 1sis.-The sales Of Floor
hive boen Iiui ed a. reduced prices Rohnoad $2i ;
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New Music at AtvilI's, 2Ol Broadway

NEW
Beauties of the Opera umbe bound Nora Maoree is
the Chime; Tournament Watzes; Pastors Daughter; well
ember Accept this Gift music, bound Strings Reeds &c &c.
of every lind Guitars; Flutes &c &c Pianos
tured andrc Jaired.
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DaIvATE uSEAsEs-DR hoRsI soN, So wsiLK sO~s
b. ~ Of New YORK. Eg his in tins depart
e would invite strangers toeNaine his clas on ear con
Gdeuee ts esx hecvres In as~ days vst
ou, mer.pry his London diplomas In his once xoiS
fuiton eneeL
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f26,o9255O
E26. 592. $50
HANHIN0 DYpARrMeNT-

EZ66yLoJU
BANKING DEPARTMENT..
Proprietors Capital ETA $4,000 Government Secun.
Public deposits lin. Dead weight An.
Guiding Exohe nusy) go. .El34000l9
quer Savings Other Securities. :. l0.Si72l0
sioners of National Gold and Silver
Debt and Div- Coin 80. 57O426
dend Accountsl. 3I629O9 49, -'
Other Deposits. lU66p,SSO
Hiia !. .. losssss
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The Plumbc National Daguerrean Gallery
on UPPER Broadway and street Strangers
Ard should not fail to visit as is the most interesting
rim in he
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Co1roN.-There a good demand to-day from
the home trade, which took about 1900 bales Prices
this week have been quite steady at exc to 6Ac for
fair UplsDds.
FREIGHTs.-Rates remained atout the same viz. Is
in Brieh vessels, and 2s Cd in Americon vessels for
-four to Liverpool vessel Of 700 800 tons was en-
gagged for Liverpool at %. 3D. and corn at 7xd.
FISH There have been sales CT 1000 quintals Of
cod at So rs q 81 a.
HEMP.-We notice sales Of $50 bales American dew
rotted at $3.50 $155, usual time.
HIpEs.-S Sales were made Of 900 Buenos Ayres,
23b flor the Buffalo msrket) at Toe 5000 do, 20lb
2ib, at the price, and 346 Porto CIbello 23lb
atsA.
HAy-A fair demand for shipping, with sales of 200
bales, at ave. q 500.
IRoN- Some 500 tons No 1 Scotch pig have been
cold from chip at 1872, months
NAVAL SRoREs-We notice sales of 1000 bbls. crude
turpentipe at So so; 1870 do spirits at 35a &c., and
some parcels Of commo n rosin at 81 l21s
Ons--A sse Of 2500 gallons English at 51o. Some
lots of American were taken In bbis at $50
PEeyIsIoNs - Moderate sales of mess aud prime pork
made at $13 and So Lard continued dull Beef was
dull; $50 bbls. Sold including mess, at 50 25 and
prime So l2L. Cheese remained the same
Exports from LIST TO tn Nopemb r.
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The HRlCheI1eu' colo f'eus are WarranteO
years. They fine smooth and elastic and are
best and cheapest Pens in tho world Sold
only BY B. Watson Co.. No. ID Wan street. Gold pens re-
oired
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w IL SONS ENTERTAINMENTS ON TIE SONGS OF
w scotaDdMr. Wilson will sivs entertain In the
suyve.ant Institute Broadway Friday evening the 10th
November, ut eight o'clock, which
choice selection Of his NEST ~ nd ballads
Of which DO had ut the music Tickets &c.
Book OF the Songs 12kc.
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VETERINARY THlHTf-stCoNp sraEer
Thfd avense-1ha l,opueIo, o. ~, soS s, -
Of horses Inshe themselves aSqua,ed Win the 'e'
,.,,,srv In titution 81 propresr ChAR@S WILLIS
yst.Yrs surg ION, Hon' \ r. v aed ssoestion ioneo
nor Co shcd soieutbo IrUoiTae& Nrusas sAuns psru
euisrt h. rms ~ IN esiebshiepN '~Vss's "' "'" Np
.ar w iL e-s NV ~ w.
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Al osT ExqRAosDiNARY WOaK-IO rus sAssIK

z NtFNVNiINAhl NVNk-IU
IVI Or uo9s contemplating masrisgeIae Married WonAas
Private Medical lanion, by DR. A. hsuncesu sx ED
Price 81 This work Is meeting with most astounding sfes
(isc ccYies tsv already beer dstos OF Every eaAasn
getting copy, unmarried although 10 10
tenaec ercaay aiscioscs secset
which should rarcaiAry Here every female
ssn most sthcsnt
dice and mode oi IN every Ga FOR sN
Brpadva, puhehng office. ~ iesy street. New Yoer
also X Peterson NJ Chestnut a. q. 6sScr, piA
ie,rs ia Little Co. Aihany ~ DAVIS Boston TN tho
oe,c OF 81 vopy rsnsnttei by mail rss postage
All uarts United States All letters must DO sddresssd
post tsd 20 Ut A. sAuAICkAC. boz izA New ycss 81
Nn,cc p
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SueARs-The demand for a day or two past has bee
quite slack and we have but to notice sales Of 3O
hhds Porto Rico at $40. 4Sc 200 do. Cubs Musco
ysdo Mt DC sc and New Orleans in lots, at AZ
ToBAcco Sales 100 hhds Kentucky at 81 . 60; u
bales Havana, at 70 4Oc., time; and SO boxes Pen
eylvania seed. at q $40.
including state Prisop at 23Z 2lc and in the aboy
were $50 Ohio. at 23hc.; and $50 do. al 23c.
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The Cheapest and Best Place In the City
get good Boots Shoes and Caters At JoNESS Ann
Calf Dress Boots 81 So second do 50 50 tn ST. Congress Boots
from SIS 81 to 81 French Patent Leather Boots, 81.
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Wigs and IOupe.s.-We would advise all
persons wishing superior Scalp to examine the exten
sye Batcheors uiaoory No. fall street,
old No2 Ills wigs obtained silver medal at the
fair Of the American Unsatisfactory the Addresa
Adopt the Style In which the Hair and
WHISPERS cut the general appearance Of the wear
and execute work with then ornament the
exterior SO HILL the nmabe at No IL Nassau
street where may DO found his Infalbs Ongsent for
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S,CuInCk's ~ LMOsIC SlRUP.-THiS Is 10 CERTIFY,
- fbn a,ut four was taken win s"sn r9"p'
and 81 rsiug tnof bloody matter and diihoa o, ovAshh
"a. an ~. h side and night sweas o 81 appetite sh
,r,th n, nsh almost wss'ed away Every prihS anu
aouid tlln KIDD thAs Jjl nor Wpfh
IN uouli yet much 1htt IN -te' ton OF t,se
or four ner,nt physcsne iron "h9n ev' no envl.
r. ss n az n, lungs badly arce ed The last ono
H.. r.,c to ne sounded me- lie shook NJ, hoa "a sad
s A. no ms sound e 0iher almost wsstd aNs ho PIE
. us SIN ciue, which had 40 ehct At all md no
,.ue IN zee ne at tbs Fas Induced 20 try
fImon,e sytup. Gid aot receive my ocnen from it
I ts, taken three bottles. tu' aIpsreif Ny
at ,sht snd dr With uert giihcutg that could
H. r,e nv well 10 my sell thongt my time W.,
-, ~, - a, rio But Hll taken with Of
,v violent spells coughing when Eosethi and
,s near cell three hsf pas u aquat ct bloody
natnr aud cIppcpthe most hotnle stun ever az, Or
melt ~ that dne gained ies.. continued tasng
more on tees continued taking tbs meic
rpt lad bottles. At th time consdfrsd
uysnlf we'll and b.rsh This was ~ the ial"
isIS regiued NY strength and flesh snd havc Jed
health snuo. lhis V pn snort history vi NY
spd " a. truth. person desruulr iurnsf
"a" '"' INV ~ ~ ~ wM. HOLDER.
Prepared by IT, Seeuck.N 81 South SKID street M .e.'
phie Suld ~hosse nnd retail by BUS. thoheut 81 var
Clay street New YORK; kcddngS Co.. Ssas ses p1'STn
\ K smith Sun budirgs Balumorai JwrEn. ~" -. at
trG soej Rev Orleans froe ~ pr ose' s' -
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ony our Misses Cbidens India Rubber
oodyear Patent the best kind
factory an Ne. York AL the
diG, rent styles can be found ut J. b. MILLEHS,
l22 Canal street. West Broadway.
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RhLPu, AUTHOR or TIE PRACTICAL Priv

~ T-cnts &c Greenwich strset-ot1e houss 10 II 4
N lsondsy excepted Ih9s who ,Ipy IN e eAny
will be surprised the rsidiy and little
attending their tits chiefly however thoe who have az
cersaiL osss people who can properly aPprosaR
his In structure from its nrst q maifeut 70 ~ oor1
sdvarcsd and dissing saec trom uncommon advansfa
and very extensive practical he Aiord rapid, ana
radical be has ground Tor srns " o6ineS
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Na RAlEn,s rRAclIcAL pRIyArE rskArIsE, .,

1NR RAIFH'S FkAi 1T AL Univ ME THkATISkD ~
remedies. aad
ourc Of me GENTS including mtsturbson srcure
eees resembling yeneiea tgven other work
adsped every individual ot both This the truly
us al the subject IL plain
cIres for medicines faithfully gwen a. INTENDED TO
cay rel place. 9th edition. 81
Price 81 May re had OF the author ~ Greenwich fst
by ALSO ~ most OF the book sellers In the W.
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rcsn Csrlengs earth kuRs Floor Oil Cloths Paror Matt
window Shades Table and Piano Covers &c &c. at the Gel
b1ated carpet bbshment in the United States
so Bowery IRAN ANDERsONS saving of % Per cent
every article to the purchaser.
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TAR GLOvhK Is CONSULTED DURING TuE DAY AND
ryrnr hrs oice In soss iitcutt AID protrsS.sd
of d. ioste hsve bsd tho skill Of physicians Of
esrerence m Extract oil Copavia Cubets &C. extensively
orscu By phyticrs he I'd at his store ron Ne
Ann street (uo~ called No IL
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NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS NEAR SPRING srREE1-

~ John Iryo. aud Corporal Thompsou. naaasers-hursy
Friday, and saturday NOV 10 and The
VIII commence with Mona Martnetu in his incompatible per-
rmante upon sts Le Petit Msre earle An infant of four
years will exhibit the most beautiful balancing ever Wit
messed called In Pyramide de- Bouee Mons Julien and
Marne,t In splencid act of Gymnasc Les Oym-
Pques les Poses Acatemiques Brilliant
Sairo UnapIroachab'e diplsy Of Still Vaulns
farland Mva Carroll Venetian oxe, 50
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SAkDs, LENT CO.'S HIPpOpE7RAN ARENA AND
- circns-Last Wsea.This Mammoth Es.abshment the
for short time only Eighth street. tho Opera ouss
where exhibitors daily The st this IA
tabshment include the of Elen Cames unoiu~
ores and uncqualled troupe Of Trick Ponies together viz
tho ct splendid II Equestrian
lists Admission IS cents children under Ten half ,ce
Doors open on o'clock. Performances IA o'clock
Performance Wednesday Saturday afternoon clock
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WIGS! Wigs! WIgs.-AII persons ,

WIGS! W1gs! W1Ss!-AI1 Per1UHs WHINING
superior wig scalp should call and examine the
ment in the United States Mt Medhursfs Beards No n
Maiden Lane Also Brads Of long hair front bad and other
amcntal hair. The trade fnppl cd Cut this out
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REGULAR MEETING OF WASHINGTON A SSEMBLY
"A No. b. of Bereana will be held at the Assembly
Is Allen street, thursday 9Th inst at M Punoua
atepds 10 requested bus Of will be laid
be,r 'le m' etine. w. ". WILL NwsoN, Secretary.
A MEXICAN lNsTTUIE-THE MEMBERS OP THIS "
IA situe requested attend the funeral of Thaddeu
akemsD their late Sccets from 16 IVES,
18th this afternoon At o'clock Funeral services ST.
Nflkt Churrh.