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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04


~ water Curr.--Dr TAU receives p.i-uu Al
rs CIV esisb shra-nf Is Ls.hist srd !. Oyster Bay.
New buildings being erected Tor ne country establish
.sub<y u th- p'sc- vii furnish uneqg.ied sdv.nAses
foT Invalid. a. e.. .easoasof Ll- year ~ lus'
~ Practical Bcok-k erpirs.-A itor. ugh pr,c-
tea sn0F-dg- of lhe various methods % nook se-pins
by Douhle E.-ry msy D. -ca-f il ne s9or;esi nne
F.rre B-idi o. Ira Broscwsyl hoom NJ. p. second
.Oor No1rz n-uTi-linE - Ff~psr- tneff-Fr- for 81
ua1oas hy me Opening " - Ne ie' nave LOW 90 ln-
% l0se
Reference d. Kindly perui,,-t to Hon .MyBder yau
schsick Hon. Noes "a G-irn-i- hon Wm hsverney-r.
Richsri Warm, ESQ AID otf-Is-
arv oue " he popular neho1s - D0l1y E1ify VII he
isug psrste slch e. nay Tot heed il eourse, for
pupils entering f1r fa course shs receive Instruction..
unr hey -lates % eel.ihe lles 9 calanly ON dl
Interested sun-rs practical nos-k-e7ers n klosn Tes
pectsbliiy for - 81 10 - ssnce Il 81" s&As
r. The Jenny Lind Hair Gloss. or Der sch6a
arz q julius Wbo-h-f. COW 90 generally sourec ~
he surpassed. II eqlaed oy .-yhng before ne
public nav 30 had a. the following Nos IN Broadway
~ ~ q - - - -, - 81 80,
IS Bowery Csrs.-si Nsr1eE,t - srd 81 Gfant-
- : snd IS Hlcsolst .N ald - tlsolna'efl ei ~
s-erre - rl5uso-st l7s Grrenvich-si ls5 Church
and a. ne Principal Oftce - NtsshnsL q @~eod'
~ Glorious News from Old Montgomery
tounty.-Mrs Alexander u N0rrisioWn. ~s- Aftsck-d
with violent cough which sert-d OF her ung producing
pain 10 The side and breast splitting blood, oss q appetite
great debility snd a. the symptom. Of connIned consuml
iOn She Attended by three pny,iclans A. OF whom
pronounced Der beyond recovery A ieN uotiss o. "
SwAYNE's Compound .yruu Of Wild Cherry restored her
perfect health A. ~aruinF nv ns ard before Il ]. 10
-ie -esor 20 his wonderful remedy None genuine with
ont sgnsre Of Dr. r. sFAySE. Principal Office corner
Eighth and Race - Phi sfe phia
AsExrs ToR Ngw.Yoag CiTY.-C Il RING. cor. Broad
vsy and Jolr-st T. b WARNER. rs b-ecker-st X.
saSus ls2. Borery J. c. HAIR. ~ Grsnc-st J. ;.
Laws. s2~t3resnwieh.st J. DoDD. III Broadway; A.
D. SANDS, cor. Fulton snd Niarn-si scHiETFzLiN,
BzoTHEEs Co. l42 Wsfer 81 RUsHroN CLASH Co.
40 Broadway and 10 Asor House hsVLASO, hEEsE
Co 90 Mailen-iare 3 OLnS 4 SOS. NevsrE
~ Hccker's fariun has rstabiishcd ne repl-
isrOn with ne medical profession and he public - Diet
FOR children snd ngsds much nor ~ arToT roof sage
barley. &c F-rg, pleasant - ne Taste sri
easily prepared he principal drug stores Wholesale
hy HFCKFR : sROTHFR ~ CheTrvti- oil 80
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DfArH Oh JEREMIAH HUGHEs.-The Botii-
re Chpyg makes the following announce ment Of THE
ssn1gushod literary gentlemans death
We announce with sincere regret the death OF JKAE
.iA NrCIs EsQ Of this city, which took place on
go1lay evening after brief Illness, Of consumption
TIE was about O. years Of age and tor more
,aan quarter Of century has been associated Win tne
newspaper press OF the State For many years ne was
the Tor o. the dHHGD0is Republican, and printer LOT
tse STATE, wei member Of the Legslsture ano
took prominent and influential par, In the political and
sosucis affairs Of Maryland After the death Of Heze
kah Mics Esq he became the editor and proprietor OF
mai yell known publication. Ndfss Re2st1 which ne
conducted with that energy and ability thst always
ebaracterIed his life few months ago he sold out
tns publication aud retired from the active pursuits Of
Me- Few men were endowed with such tireless energy,
never ending and scrgpulOus honesty as
the deceased As q friend be kind aud steadiast
4. aosignbor beloved by all and rs a citizen enter
pfng and useful % the community in which he lived
10 tact bis whole life marked by the shining viz
isos OF good man and sincere and devoted christian
Ne leaves large family and numerous relatives and
trends T. lament his death.
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4 THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Thing. In PhiIa dolphin.


PuuAprLPHiA. Sunday, Dec ,.
,.ong the arrivals a, the United States Hotel
'-,s,,pg notice Hon T. T Poussin Minister from
o.,nbl,e Of France. Baron Roenne, Minister from
- Baron Jolly, from Belgium, Sir Harry Drought
y = from Ireland and some twenty members OF Con
srs's d. ~. cop,, of ousrter Sessions sentence
i',..,d mon J.hn Whiiehouse alias " Old D1k&
.. ~ Jh6mp.on. alic, Tobacco Jack, the Ches-
-, rank rotbeT Judge Parsons sentenced each
- ..cti,ed 20 undergo imprisonment OF Two
-sr4 eleven months ia the Eastern Penitentary,
Issso. ol 81 600 and restore the stolen money
~. market Yesterday was dun, owing In part 20 wet
..s.r ard desire 20 hear from the boston Steaner
- su. bad also = tendency 10 keep operators out Of
-sst Flour sold 10 the extent u 90 bhls, sianasrd
-.-r.,l,au.a brands, ~ . -. Corn Meal ana Rye
,wtshout movement Wheat j. quiet At previous
1l.fons say 1 O-dl 10 for good reds and ] 10 for
49, Corn-New Southern yellow 10 dun Al 550 -
- ale. OF old reported At 81 0Di cts. Oats sold
y .fag1 cts for Southern Cotton remains without
t.sze In Provisions there is nothing new 20 notice
,.fs In better demand go hhds Cieui1egos sold on
s,'r.te terms and 100 bids New Orleans, emily isir
Ssaliy brought a. cts. Whisky N bbis "a held IT "a
u. freiehts-Nothng doing worthy OF notice
s,lEs Or STOCKS Fret BoGrd-S29Oo L -, o.,
40 1864 - y. . Gas III $1,000 Penns 81, cash,
81. 100 Girard loi - do cash, lOi $4,000 Treasury
Sf,s d. it6, g 900 Pcbns g. 3 De, ~. 20 G. q
D Canal Randall Loan % $1,000 Peuna. 81 hJ. ~.
sand BoQrd-SGo3 Suf4h Canal, D., iJi s9vJ Le-
si.a Interest, -! Commercial Bank ~ 100 8
N fi'sburgh ~ 100 NOrrlstOwn, llt s. HinehiA
81: 50 05j Reading Bond- 81! 20 900 Wilmington o.
I'D. 1900 Reading Bons. b. sd
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DBNRNUN Proprietor, y n .rlHcoCs, Manager
EVERY DAY AND ~ tNlNb THIS WIEN
commencing MONOAi. Dee 1913
SPLENDID PERI FINANCES
every afternoon M 3 o'clock and every evening Al "
GENERAL TOM THUMB IN THE SHADE
The Manager happy to announce ID" greatest wonder
d" SMALLEST HUMAN PAIR
th.f was ever seen alive. be- The persons Of
MAJOR LIrrLEFlNGER
1'' TITANIA, THE FAIRY QUEEN
She Is OF the age ~ years, aud the same hrgm " inc
Major both h-ing much -
''"V' SMALLER THAN GIN tom THUMB,
making them the extraordinary prodgies IN The word
and The Interesting curiOsnes syef seen win human
eyes o., an, Cd, .,.t...
GREAT WESTERN the Yankee Comedian.
vll make H. frs. sppearaucr entire suke- Ne
ange TIE WORsrED HOMESTEAD.
which he has been engaged for several weeks 10 WIRING
and which - repiele with bis peculiar -
WIT AND LADGHABLE huMOh
In Addition the Manager has also engaged
THE CELEBRATED SABLE BkOThERs,
mos. superb and talented band 81
NEGRO SINGERS, DANCERS, NC.
PETE MORRIS Will appear M biz Original song
"rM ONE or THE BIOYs,"
ia the character ~ Mose. - - 80, 80.
Mr. T j OLDFIFLD Mrs MOSELL. Miss LESLIE.
THE HIGHLAND MAMMOTH BROTHERS
LIVING OURANs OUrANG.
Wax sCRiPTl RAJ sIATlAhf
MADAME ROCKWELL the FOrnns Teller
Admission % cents children under 10 years O' age ~
~
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SCHOOLS.
unuAI. MUSIC AND HARMoNY

VUUhIs mUSfO ANp HAHNfoNr'
M REBNAULT, pupil ~ Chest. e fars, v iu CON
wi .mence Tuesday Dee s. 81 "a VI sFffnfh coifs~
Of instruction In Music upon system whehis enrrey OF
sius .ud upon theory - music clear hst the
.ciencs Is brought within the reach Of al whio = fe~
nor m. The class will Tuesdays. rhur.days sDd
s.nlrlsy. from "a 10 o'rlo,k Jones' House les
broadway entrsnce by Niuhs The coarse vii ipeinds
he theory OF Music singing snd Musical tomposu"n "
viii bs completed Ia -s mouths
Terms. per month In ell snc-fo lsies AMI gentlemen
Person. DESTROYS ~ Joining the ssss ~ esss ~if nsne.
win NJ Regnsglt ~ " als-rst Also pfiyate lessons
"A a.
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On sstsrisy evening De- .. NARY ELIZABETH yaaat-.i
daughter q Jane md Pnso T9wussa5 ID. "a year %
her age
TIE relatives al f-nt. 81 IL respectfully invited
s'sif s funeral 90 Monday mornlg ocs, from ~ 20
Cf-erTrhst
oa Saturday "a as' CHARLEs VANDERBILT 'INOssON Of
Group. aged IS srt rll-fts
81 remains r le ,fs-a i.as' uofas a. as
Tor
on s-iuriv Der ANNE VIE Of Ea~ari x.ioa. 10 tie sl
] f..rf rf-rar
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On Thgr.d.y evening" Nov a. BY Rev NJ, Bsrrsn Bur
RELL REBEccA stssi daughter o. Thomas Edond. al Of tbs
City.
In City. Srh VT BY Rsv. Henry ". Below. GEORGE
pOSTER 90 LOUISE ADFi1A GiHHO>~. both n hosfon
inss-ra nov N. Vi wfLLIANs ROBINSON Tsror q
he Baton R,pslloan - Mss HAKRiErrTE HANSON If
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MECHANICS HALL.

AIkIHNNItrf HNII. u bFnsuNs!. luc.N =
WI Crsrd md Broome SIS commencing on MONDAY DC
tober . ard cornung every night until fsriher nouc-
TENTH WEEK or TIE RE-OPENlNG.
The orl.trs' ard well known CHRISTY's MiNsTRfLs
orrsnix "a 1891 ne 1rsf 10 hsrmoufe Negro hrodies
and crfgaaoys u the present popular style Of trHof.>
ENrEErsINNENrs. whose concerts In Ibis ciiy Tor peT
Of ten months received With such csn st %
ard patronage have the honor OF announcing 10 ne sie'
and genLemea ~ New-Yors and vicinity rat they vi
rive edes u heir popu concerts Introducing svsref,
on 1er orsna Scngs Chorses ChsrscIersue Dances &c
Admission > cents Doors open NJ 1-eoncen VII corr
neuce Al O'Clock
An AFTERNOON CONCERT svery ssmrisy, CON
nencinc sISP PM Under the management and direction Z"
CHRISTf. - iws'
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GENERAL NOTICES.
nz Clnirvoyant Examination for Di.ea

49, PprRy long snown IS one Of the nos
N-sme-ic SUBJECTS the United States would res
frrn he former numerous patients that she nss a. an
.umed her business a. = Csirvoyant she VI ssO ~ %
- ,b nsens OF her sister. the late Mrs johnson Hes
S-nce 10 Broadway ith door from Grand-sI dfoeoos
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1Ss 60 % tint Trad. st.. Ir7, xsAs .nt Hos.:,l
- r.. ,.. ss. q r. a. 80 so !, 90 , os 80
eoang lsoo 0.-.sn ke b' ,hPPs a as II southern her
so1'1s.. .asy - sss. ~. q AZ II s-si NV --r-
81 b Braaass n :. A. 80 90 Js-y
Ts R.o~pts down ne Huasoa es t- op-s ~ usVsisu
wh-sf Flogr go. 80. s5ls sIrslsl sI<-
CON Ma. ..-..----.... ais Ios5
GRAISrh- Hsrss; hr VIA gu AID aTorns ih. buyer
W. ~sr n 90 operations. For Con t- t-sna -. ar- si
soais-r s5aa, r hi rf-t Western. az max
~ f'lna 'slo-. 10 q- - = - 'e,.-s "a. a5- 80
r.a.a. r-irst aa 'as -lts B-sn Al io .. = a-h
rs Receipts a*a e hsa''a sac l' '7s1s Of ai' g. -
Wa, .so I.-ss,4
e. s,. az. = '. s:
PRov'loSs-Tis aqsry .rP.rs !. a.y ,.r re ,-rPy q -
H.a. a. 10 -1slA H--rs- Cos-t-g a. Pm. a 60
ara . L'ri sore ~a'y sha Pr-s 'sr.y ara si-s 90
eEocEmEs-ne'. n'., more dong sa;'r az To. -r,f
Of ~ 81. 5ass N9.oo-sso p. e. "a ~ q O-sn- "a.
- = d. Pore ho +a'7si 80 - r. srosu A-'laa 80
hs - Mne.sss u-r, ba- --r 20 esant 40 - rs1
.s. Of 7o t,' ~ crop Se- orssa. CO 40 lhss o1aa
n coffee -ssa,. change a. sat
T-y oa.- Of 20 ssz ary Es,s laglsyrs a. sSt CO. CO..
wHIsKY-w. q 50 b.. ss. Ono Al "a ard
oils-w. 10. .,.. Of 20 ss. selected Whale Al y C.
Improvement 2o g,s Eus al An.res Lnse-t a. 20
- ~ -. ~. ',,- -. - " so IA. o. ssa Wi,.ss.
mo ne ar,a s.e' Tor the -s.' 'sdss SoTs#Sy, z. i'''
r. F',I 70. ;s'' 70. lgasS
January dste lo-.,4I --i-' -.prt-
TAILOw-ssies 5000 :, A. 70's4 -, a. q quality.
lRONwe report sale Of 5oo tons 80 Scotch Ps Al 90 easl
sni = a. m
LEAIHEl-Fr Sole 10 demand 0ortllss goo ar - ia-s
fli. seek reach .0pU .t-s 81 qlctsf1rs
Os. '1-l,-r ht....lsa . Henoct. GIT. : z ~
Oss middle .-.. .. Herl.1ck ri1ls a ~
Oss heavy "a % Her o. b-sVy -l3 -
Os. rt H-rr1ck. fsrls--i----l 49,.
Oss OK .... "a % H-uocs, poor Do -. a
COPPER-sass been made n sfopo Peruvian Pa, ol
consumption ID Earn 1901 On Oh sl-at1s az
cnpoton Al ~ CO., o. eiy o ue iornssnd one i . of
The Isffsf
joan Deer. Cssi.
HEMP crop clean Rlss lst received soi a. SO
= Noftirg done IN im~rrsn-
sIEEt-w- aoee sse o 80 cssss Man ~ srPof a. -
months s1or grr~
HIDFs-we nos- farther s,s ~ 30 Bu-no. Ayr-.. ~ =
9- DO = Canada %, ~ fy ss'e1 Chaf-s,n
a'sr ~ = or cash ~ Clfcoa - TIES fn
~ ls3 ar ssf-3 Msr,caoo. fk and 1 tr 90, 80 nos
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To-nno1Row TUESDAY

S,TRINGBR 4 TOWNSEND will publish Rose and Ger
Strude or, The Mysterious Wedding BY TOPPER :
French writer . no. though yet lille known here has
been thoroughly appsgded by the London press aud pro
nounced equal TO Mackenzie IN many OF MS Writings Ihe
P'''' sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway
cguer Aunst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

water we annex comparative statement OF some OF
the leading articles received thus far this year with
corresponding period in 1886:
Flour, bhls Wheat, bush. Corn, bush Barley 10
..SC6S,572 S.079.2s2 2s7sS5. 'Sis 49,
lsi6..... S oS,6S 2924 Pas l-5se.Sio l,if~o'o
Increase eses ISSoie l,SsSco lo2%2
It will be by the above that the receipts Of the
articles above named this yesr compared with those
Of $50 show considerable increase but In the other
articles particularly OF Provisions, the receipts have
been much larger and with exception, fully
equal to last year.
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.ortcr t-,- ,... "a al creditors Of ShNe' ~ 'sh
NJ a $3.50 e.nng Of Nosros. n-o..sns Ger or 20
1851 s-sors Psirfs Bsehsa fsg Jog AZ ",
49, !. !. I'd Ra<h>s,~r, o. ne ss~n.- - q. -,
., a. !, sr. o'eIoci bs-noe % ~ -, =, - "
D.. ~ :. = Ishnfss IRON hi. ssou stf-esey - -. $3.50,
.unx 10 ,solaafar sss ssnens !. W 80. - TT
a. nso''sat .Hs ~ a. r. L 3 CLARKE. R8ehs-,sr nj
. sof la>olvs.t-
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,-- u.r.,r,,,e Library and Readin q u Dom

Clinton Halls 10 volumes ~ books ana 49, ~ 1000, -.
81 Perio5isaIs ~ontni-s .rd Quarterles Slefks
ION Zee 81 and semi annual dues 81 Merchants Ano ~,
annual subscription s. New members reeSse. ' -'
BET sreu the hour. Of 10 AM and 10 pm by oraSi
"a Wv HENRY A. OAKLEY, Rec Sec mel L-' ~
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~, ~ b. meeting held the evening OF nursosy ~.
nh A. ss Broadway vii be held tins evsnin = :;
u, 80 49, Hoo.e corner Of Broome and Mefeer's
JOHN OROuRks, ,.,,-,,., Secs pro ten.
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Passengers sailed.
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In mp sase Hc.' from Lrop9ol-Mf ssnue Whys ~ US
fhe ffeeraE-
IN big flnafia from Ctrocaa-W Fsr-A
IN y0etcfhp Esfnirffsr 1rl Lcrdn an6 P9Tff1u7-
WIN NfcheI. Nee Yors Rober Wttock Engand At-rt Va
fz-r HYDE and adv Baltimore Pre- Hen.er Ger
Jn--rh - fc-r- gland ani A. steeraze
In srig Nperfa rl - MarftafN r Thompson sfy and
children, Rev Ar-euo hcos ~ s'ir-L
Merv jam, from Har~e-Gsog~. Baan Irvafet
Csrei gust, Pey and Mad P-son Clan-t A.
MI
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Mechanics, In.rIsnte.-rhe Regular MOuIAly

N-stns of the society will be held % Iue-osy, - '
!. o'rIock Members are requested ., s1'5-e
iuOS- ON al =.
C L. BsREITr. Actuafy. -. -, pan. L r
hesitate rooms rs Guy Hall C. l. BAxsiTf' ASeA- ~
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- The I hdtrrTkHt" = ....,., -, 10 Als1
al on a charge Of conspiracy msas aSains. - ~ -
icr ., pubc opinion until The result OF The issa exsnins
ron 10 which their viii be sub eeied Iaey zee. e
before y Jury VI ' EBENEZER J. STOUT
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


SATURDAY December pm
The Stock Market was better today both for
Farces ard Government securities, which closed very
firm At ihe First Board Treasury Notes improved
/ at Erie Railroad l. Harlem and Canton the same
Long Island Railroad and Ohio 7per-cents closed At
rates current yesterday, while Reading fell Of !. At
the Second Board there pretty free sales Of Hsr
lem at quotations current in the forenoon and Ere
Railroad father advance Of iai was effected. Ohio
state stocks Of late advanced being among the
mos, stable and fayorte Of investments sales Of the
SKIES Of 90 have been made II 1921.
The demand for Exchange still continues lin
10 d and in the absence Of sales omit quotations
which remain aboutthe same as ourss
In Freighis the movement to-day has been
small the continued delay Of the Steamer check the
operations To Liverpool Flour was engaged at p,
Corn in bags and bulk q a7d Beeiis, and Cotton 532d
70 London hear Of 20 tons heavy goods At 3o' The
market generally was tride easier.
Money continues easy call at per cent. but
auction and other paper selling in the street at 10 to
y per cent The amount pressing on the market Is
not materially increased, and the Banks are discount
ing with considerable freedom.
| The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad for
November were slO42i 90, which i. but about $500
4
y handsome the eastern end ofthe Road entire
" blocked up with snow, and through trains were
run for several days during the early part Of the month
This Road is now run at much less expense Of every
kind than formerly, and It's Affairs are IN very snug
condition it's debt, have before noticed, having
been much reduced within the past II months.
The receipts of the Erie Railroad for the month
/ OF November, l-iS, were
Fr-lShi ..-..... .oi9, -
Passengers and Mail ................ lpS5@ 20
Totsl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s<90l9 70
Same month last year ....-.......... -o,uoo VI
Increase 81 per cent .............. S598l Is
II will be that this months returns have aver
aged over 81 900 per day for each working day in the
month and shows much better than those presented
for the month Of October.
The following is the Registers statement OF the
l. 5 Treasury Notes outstanding the lst December
Amount outstanding pror Of - uy
Of Register Office slb-.-l 81
Amount outstanding Of the i-.ue Of ga July, 1870
per Registers oice 4tl,7p
Aount ontstans ng Of the issue Of 9TH Jsnusry lsa7
per records Of Registers office lo7'3"" 90
Total siIli9p9 81
| Deduct cancelled note. tie hands Of the accounting
officers. OF which al b(o - under the Act of ~ j.
.as $50 .ad.f other Ac,s .....-........... 1850 on
Leaving total of .. .......... Iiof55ss q
| We learn from Washington that the amount OF
Treasury Notes funding into the Six per cent stocks
is immense large part of which is for foreign account
The albany Aygus publishes the following state
men, Of the quantities Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Bar
ley delivered from the Canals at tide water, for the
| wears 1874, 10 40 AZ and IL.
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SACRED DIoRAMAS

nF THE CREATION or THr WORLD AND THt
ODFLUGE-The prOpueiors Of This successful and POP
MAR exhibition having been able to hire he noon few
DAYS longer have the pleasure To inform the pubic Wai
iii continue 10 De exhibited So Broadway corner OF
Naker.N every afternoon and evening. Afternoon ethi
hiton will commence O'Clock evening Al u O'CLOCK
,5,,,i..i,n ., r.tf. Children h. fprice NO lwis'
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" "High Private, - ~iih TIE hysteries and Mise
es o. The New York Volunie-rs n scxico-5foo copies
Of be q siror Of ts interesting vii be ready for
thi. dAy a. a. he cheap bookstores Prc- 2.
a us Corporal or The GUARD
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Equal 10 of 4li632 bbls of Flour, TO be far
ther increased by the receipts mot given sbove for the
fourth week of November. The receipts OF Corn, al
though one halt less than those Of last year, still show
large increase every other preceding year Bar
ley has been uniform in Its receipt during the years
ls47 and lsis The excess of the new crop of Isis
over that lsi7 received will be 100000 bush.
The albany EreniHg Journal gives the follow
ing table of Flour Wheat Corn and Barley left at tide
water during the fourth week in November In the
wears ls47 and lS4S is AS follows:
Flour, bbls Wheat bush. Com, bush Barley, bu
lSlI........ <%p,tVl opof'tS v-isat 80
Increase. S,oss Dec. 2!l,7lS ll,2o2 ss45l
The aggregate quantity of the articles let stude
water from the commencement ofnsyigstion to the 3Oh
of November inclusive, is as follows;
Flour hbls. Wheat bush. Corn. bush. Barley, bu
Isss. sesS7s sc7ss6s 2s7ss5s 1895
Deer. s7ssl6 i,oSoS2s S,oO56ss Inc. 4457
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity OF the
latter le a, tide this year compared with the
corresponding period OF last year, shows decrease
equal to / O92 $50 barrels of Flour
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
the principal articles of produce lef, al Underwater from
the commencement of nsvgs to the 30th OF Novem
Der inclusive during the years lsi6, (s29 days. 1871
- AaU
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c Lectures on Ch olera.-Of. 49, - ~ --,s
"a ne " s,er Treatment ss means o. s-,
- chol.rs Al Clinton Hall ssisrd.y aso henaay 80,
~ =, :. ococs Tickets . cents for genueaan snu
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AMUSEMENTS.
ITALIAN oPERA-AsToR PLACE.

ITALIAN oPERA--AsToR PLACE.
MONDAY EVENING. Dec VII Be rresecsed Be-
OEnfs Grad Opera n i9grsss Of
VIA rev Co.Gam-s AMI Properties
Norma 80. Madame Lahorae Ro.foue sisoor ssnedeu'
&C Madame Rgurand Orovrso SisrorNsie.ans
Ms.s,s C0nia, tor ard Director. Max sustres
PsIcss o. tnSIssioS-PsrSr s,d ., sne - TER
O5sia HoU.e ss;or Piscs from NJ 70 y NJ ard Al
Hal, Music Store 49, conner Of brcsdwsy and Fsrk
. az nor, tsos?n Doom open A. ocoss 10 cnm-
meoee A. y precisely
ROADWAY rHsArER.-Deor, or.n a 3.
FT-EVrSs D. vii Be performed Inc Rofn.nce q
HOP o Nj rsUMS
gr-y5. =, ~. r,,pc- ise petite colnety q
TIE pUMs ELLE.
t. concllde with lie Bgreiis n
Dr-s Circ,-.rd P1rguet . cis Family Circle ard up
peru-rs 2sets Gallery euiranee 90 An.hony't - e.
BUTTONS rHEATER, cHAssERs-sr-
- MONDAY ESENiNG, Dee T. VII - pef'ofnien a's
rew Comedy. IN arts, csiec he
PAINTERS APPRENTICE.
Gen Mora, M Burton Joseph. Mise Chapman
After Witch ne pog9i ~ eSmesy o.
EbeueEer saddeu NJ Sartou Ms rrspPer. Ms Ne'ron
To eorcuGe wfh The ENtrsvassrEs q
MUSICAL ARRIVALS
Josef Nj Johnston Jenny Jngl Mss Chapman
Prces-Dress Circle and PsrCueur. 50 cis Family Gre
Or Second Tier > Doors op-r si6fCurtxn rses 81
Office open daily ron 10 ioS
CUNG'I'- SEVENTH CONCERT: a Music
u AL HALL $50 SroAtway -lO>kF GNNS-L hss The
honorto announce The ladies' and gentlemen u New ora
hist his next Concert this cry viii iske psce a. ne New
Musical Hal. $50 Broadway, on MONDAY tNsNlNG
ueN. Dec which Occzson he WILL m connection WIN
A choice programme perform the following Hew pieces
MT composed by himself susanna sac Rosa Lee Foik
-Gungf Ousdr.le. lpopuN American siTsl-G0ns' -
Hall The eniug Of The Concert Concert - commence
a. ococs No Po.ponen.ni on secoln o. ne wes.ne,
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win lee Cream OF Toe beat egsly al 81 ~ per gallon,
q, s. Der Quart Forms Pyramids served Ell ne rate OF
- uer gallon oy the American Ps-ns Steam leo Cream
Conpsny, ia Chsfhsm square -.
B-Jr.-r. l-f In WILLIAMSBURG Al Thos kody's. ~
CrAntst and Mr. 5nhs bakery corner " South Seventh
A. SECOND 10 Brooklyn Mrs Smiths Fruit Store, 10
Ftocs o. AID ~ Tbos Bakery, q Auznue>st and 10 Jer
sey Civ al SIR Sow s Dry Goods ssoreons day r zd
y.rr~ rffi b. sirrcliY sll-r1~d 10 nle sAAHnis