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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-11
COM MEReIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.
Saturday, November 100 p.

Saturday, November 100 Ps M.
The stock market little more buoysnt to-day,
and Of the bears svaed themselves Of the slight
In prices to put large lots Of stock out
while others compelled to come In rs purchasers
to deliver on contracts msturod. Government and
State stocks in active demand ct better prices
The European news has had psrtic ular influence
upon the market. The advance In cotton OF u cent
per pound in Liverpool for the week ending the Goth
Of October Is somewhat unexpected. The adyces car
rsd by the steamer Of the 10th Of October from
this side, tended to increase the apprehension pre-
viousy existing In Liverpool In regard to short crop
Of the material and therefore strengthened the
views Of holders; but b the impression here that the
taken out by the steamer Of the 18th will have
Q contrary effect The corn markets Of Great Britain
continued depressed. The harvssts had turned out
abundant a. anticipated, and tho domestic supply
would be above average. Our telegrsphc accounts
from Boston, Of the steamers news, rather meagre
and therefore not Satisfactory trust the details
will be.
At the nrst board to-day Pennsylvania SIS advanced
y per cent; Harlem, y; Reading Railroad fell of *
The Reading Railroad Company brought down. the
Isst week 22ss3 tons Of coal schuylhill Canal l5os
tons Lehsh Canal 23oss tons. Total for the season,
1850 zee tons.
BY . telsgrarhic despatch from New Orleans, We
learn that the steamship Falcon arrived ct that port
from Cbagres en- the 9th instant with month later
intelligence from California The Oregon arrived ct
from San Francisco previous to the departure
Of the Falcon from Chsgres with 800 passengers and
100000 in gold The number Of passengers IL large
but the amount Of gold only about half that
pected The accounts from San francisco down to
the LIST Of Oct ber nearly to the close OF the digging
ssssonf or the year
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The Galveston (Te xas) Netes, of the 9Th nit says
Later accounts from the country are much more
favorable in regard to the cotton crop. The loss in
the lower counties, IL snow said not generally
smouBt TO more than one-third OF a full average
crop, though, in some cases Il may be one-haf,
while in the upper counties the planters will make
On average crop. II the weather continues as fine
ss il now IT., we think II but a reasonable caculA-
ton. from the information we now have, that the
Texas crop Of cotton will not fall more than one
fourth short of its amount Last year.
The Matagorda (Texss) Tribune, ssys-There
isevey prospect OF an abundant sugar crop in Texas,
this season, should the present fine weather cout-
nue. few weeks longer. The growth OF the cane is
luxuriant; and on some OF the plantations where
they have recently commenced grinding, the yield
is said to be unprecedented.
The Baton Rouge LA } Garrett, Of the 9th ult says
sugar king become general In this and neighbor
ipg parishes On most Of the river plantations tbs
cane short and therefore average crop viii not DC
realised; the cane rpens slowly We have seen sam
Piles 81 sugar from several psntstiops they are &c
rally Of superior quality. The westher "a very ~.
vorsbe for hauling the cane at present ana should
continue for weeks longer, most OF the sugar
crop will be secured.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.
Mrs. hsnibk and One Of Her Pecitiartties-Th
.CfSousbJD Rryuhl,r A-r

bALIihoHE, NOV y, 1913.
Mrs. Kembk and One of Her Pec,Yiarities-7
Steamship Republic, SC.
Mrs. Frances Ksmble and her pecuarities have
been the subject Of speculation in our city, since
her readisg before the Mercantile Library Associ-
alton, on "Wednesday night. The receipts on the
occasion were $1,000, and on being asked what
charge she would make the Association for her
services, she promptly declined receiving any re-
muneration. The Association Immediately pro-
cured the Germania Band, and AT IL o'clock on the
same night, gave her grand serenade. She even
refused to receive from them her travelling ex-
penses, and II is now sscertalned that she had
motive for so dong, independent Of any friend
ship she may have for tins Associauon. This
motive ~ said To be "A liked determination To re-
celye no pay from ner readings IN slave State-to
touch, receive or handle money, that may have,
by any possibility, been earned by slave labor. She
will conss quently give more readings in this
city. She took her departure yesterday morning,
In the tram for the West.
The steamship Repubc left on her fifth trip TO
Charleston last evening, with full freight and -
passengers. This vessel, It will be remembered, is
the first steamship built with oscillatng engines,
snd, although she has made very slow trips thus
far, understand that the power ct her engines
has not vet been fully tIied. IL APPEARS tia
count q inexperienced hremen, aud the great heat
of her furnace room, they have been unable to
Keep the steam up To its proper standard. Efforts
are making To- remedy this detect, which have been
partly successful, evidenced by her last trip from
Chsrleston, which was made in 56 hours. She 10
expect, to be able to make the trip in - hours,
when the steam can be regulated aud kept az the
proper height.
The democratic papers in this STATE are down
with full tilt on the pelitica doctrines put forth by
MIR. skinner, IN his 4" Plough, Loom and Anvil"
BnTNorR, Nov. 10, 1870.
Wintuish Hsath~-P,fms Mridiar-- FaSD~, Of
".
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ME- w BOOKS, &c.

JUsr PUBLISHED, IN VOLS. ROYAL svO., EN-
ID bcllitked with portrait Of the suthor-Pree in en-
bossed cloth s0 library STYLE marbed edges, Sl2-The
orks Bishop England published under the auspices aud
inn eoiae the Right Rev. Bishop Hey-
nod the present. Bishop u Charleston who has at great
expense caused the writings his lustrous predecessor 20
be collected and This has been done with groat
aud labor and the entire matter is comprised IN ave
large The subjects Of these volumes present.
attractions not only TO the inquirer after gous TRUTH but
the and to tho lawyer they much that s
worthy Of their we'll tor the subject for
the yle ofne writer and the smpsiy Of the language
Lch used embody the deductions made by
his mind Ills doourses furnish models OF oratory
worthy Of imitation by dynes Statement and members OF
the LEGAL Troion. The publishers feel assured from the
lively interest evneed by many Of the most distinguished d.
vines Others who have heretofore enter aimed doubt in
regard the completion Of this undertaking. that the
Of publication will he received With xeeat plea
they indulge the hope that all will Assist in
disseminating the writings Of OF the Fathers OF the
church, and In relieving from embarrassing
siblty the Right Reverend Preate through whose
hhor agency hese works presented to the pub
lie.
orders from Booksellers Colleges Libraries, and the pub
lie gteisly, are repeatedly selected For sale by Book
sellers r. morally, In the principal cities.
JhukPnY u CO, Publishers.
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HoS. WALTER FORWARD AND THE ADMINISTRATION.
We shall, IN few days, make some strange reye-
latiops in regard TO the non-appointment Of this
gentleman TO an office under the present admins
tranon. We are in possession OF many facts on
the subject; and we are hourly expecting letter
from Washington city, containing more facts
PIitsbvsh (Pa) Post, Noe Y.
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FOREIGN.

H-NN~~NNN~NNNNN7NN~N
ECOEONICAL LIVING IN LONDON.-ANDERrON's
II Hotel, Nos l62 l64 and l65 fleetsret of The
situated and comfortable hotels Londoa mid way
tween the Bank and West End, the railways steam
boats thsares &c The subscriber 10 the preprstor
above hotel which untes all the advantages Of hotel
boarding houses TermsBed, l0s 3D. per week breakfast
with meat Is Cd dinner 2 ants Is dAy. +2s
per week. FRANK CbkkOW.
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MUSICAL.


W 0CAL MUSIC AND HARAOHY.-CHEyE'SSY SYSTEM.
~. Oh .ernault is to commence new Class in Vocal
Music and Harmony that celebrated system, which
he Of learning music to those who have vainly
attempted BY this system the pupil csnin fsv months
be able read kind OF usic at the time that lie
becomes master II theory and rules Of composition On
the classes ~ II. the difficulties Of Staging and harmony
only stmnlants instead OF hndsnces TO the pupil
Persons derors Of joining the class will leave their
With ~ Regnau IL Howard street. where he will be happy
to afford all further information.
M USICAL INSTRUMENTS-THE SUBSCRIBER I'M
vl porter and manufacturer has removed from 81 TO 81
Fulton street, between William and Gold Streets where he
will kes the largest assortment Of Musical In
strunsnts in the city, Wholesale snd retail.
EDWD BACK, 81 Fulton %.
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BOARDING, &c.

DOARDING-GENTEEL FURNISHED APARTMENTS
dior families gentlemen, with all the usual sonyeniencs
at No. St5 Broadway.
UNFINISHED APARTMENrs.-TwO FULL SUITES
OF large ard handsomely furnished apartm to let for
the winter Private tables and attendance furnished AD-
ply ~ 531 Houston street. two blocks east Of broadway
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81 yourself chiidreo direct TO j. B. Killers.
In Canal street. be 10 the retail agent fer the sale OF Coed
years patent India rubber oyrshos and has the largest
best assortment in New rorf; also ladies'
Misses and chdren raer Boots asd Shoes of all kinds aud
pices J. Is. klLLER, l& Canal street, between West
Broadway and Thompson street.
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The whiskers the il rs applied and whou,
Vaitirg be wshed with the
color and the ,ki, not sosd has bad sdor and
retail at BATCHxLok's Wig FactoTyt Wall street Assn,
in London, T. c. Unurin, - Pcoaaly, So James,
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AMUsE.M EN,rS,

R0HwEeY TaEATRE.T. 5. aAnBLIN, MANAGER.
a. D0G RI GS sa gallery Sa
ss1d R, ~ r Re, e os r. &
S ds Mr. r: sssss. The cssAs de
IL rortles Gilbert Arsmis Damn; De Beicre, Drew Da
EEsTs msyrss llS chsy s Artasnan Lester Mona
Mrs Joraani 9hs Countess Winter Mrs. j. wsllac r
,f SarioSAL M
s S QUE s SS% c NV r'ts
ss s E; hysr ss vSS The drama lied
FREQ Dc ysr NJ Tton Agnes nrs Melinda Jones Kitty
IBIS Mr. e TIE Whole 70 eSnegds With The
fsddy Mr. jefferson Mrs fSs dy Mrs hessysr ,rS Car
open AZ "a periormanre 10 commence att O'clock.
MITCBELEs OLYMPIC THEATRE.--NONpAY
~ .yenhs Nov ~ The entertain men,s win commences
Tu'eman AghA Mr. NichnseDi Aeoteru Mr. coaoyer sro,
sIociiae en- Mr. r. Eishop General coun Der Teimer Mr.
NsieotI smile rs, wary Taylor Leila ai;s Miles, la
oho DsSs Mr. NsAsoni Ir PasegqEstsr Soaoysr Mrs.,
Per ss:s. Ss sss. R 3 cents 0'' o'''' cents Up
ClRoUs- AsToR PLACE, THIRD AVENUE AND
the Essn mr. &
T G S wh by as S ss
hsssrs tsd~sisdeI aad RanTai. Se Gada.ors SPORT
y 6 6ss Msaaa AsahaSs
sersty Of 6orssmsssnp. va9ltns. iu%sliDs AoroSato
fess Comic Scenes Se &C. Boxes 20 cents Children,
TIVE CANPBELLs ARE COMING. SOCIETY LIBRA
l. ry hoem, Sso Broadwsy.-rh original and known
Campbell Mnsres have the honor to ladies
and genleren of New York thst they will re-oren
society library Eonday evening, Now IL and continue
every evening during the week with their and original
Target Fxeursionfie and Drum Major, Signor Luke
Wet. Under the direction Of @. H. Kimberly N. BSa-
tuIdsy afternoon Concert at 3oolock.
Two TaE THEATRICAL PROFES5ION.-MESsRS. COR
byn and Martini being authorized to receive propositions
cm Professional Performers, theatrical and musics who
forwarded to them writing, before
the 2th instant Mt their Office, No. Barclay street. New
York N. +. All letters must be pre- paid.
DOW KISS STATUARY-THE GREEK SLAVE.
RisherNoy Proserpre and General Jackson, comprising
four II the most beautiful works OF this sculptor now
Masters Lyceum Building No 663 Broadway These works.
together with the pictures Of the best old Masters form the
choicest and most collection Of the works OF
brought this country. Adtapce 25 cents season
tickets 90 cents Open from . A. n until 10 4. N.
MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION EyERS' GRAND
every evening for short previous TO being exhibited
in London, MT stoppanis Panorama Han, Broadway
Of Walker street. This magnificent chef deure
Of artistic sl from original drawings, by the celebrsrd
painted 5000 feet Of canvass being by
raj tboNand feet the largest painting in the world New
York City City Of Brossyn, Nhliamsbursh, East River
Of such immense magnitude that is impossible TO de-
scribe them Some conception can DO formed when
that this wonderful painting contains the figures Of over one
ship stages boats &C. Tn a~fa and ranhcent scene Of
the Opera House Riot the grand and sublime spectacle
Of the Burning Of the Park Theatre They have been nearly
three years in preparation and cost zeo dollars Doors
open ut ia o'clock; Panorama moves .. "a precisely. Adj
on cents Children under ten years OF age half price
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Pdoies Adam antpe Point which warranted superior 10
other offered to the public Alas choice sssort
gold silver Pom and Pencil Cases. fancy goods
&c Sold at the lowest cash prices at the Depot 2Jshn
Of Broadway stairs. n b. Old Peas
paired, pointed o exchanged.
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Liquid Hair Dye. - PhaIOn's Improved
Magic Hair Dye invention to color the Hair Whis-
kers the moment applied without injury TO- the hair
skin. Gentlemen have their Whiskers dyed In fvs
minutes, at tho Depot, No. 7 Broadway Of Deg
street. under the franklin House. Fer bottle, small sss 81
large. 81 20.
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m ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE rLACE,
Vl adjoining tho Pes, Once, New Orleans Ls.-Atth the
shove may always be found Books OF
srrtiop e:nsistins q sove History Biography Scientific,
Commercial Geographical, aad Medical Worms Also,
complete assernelt Of sstoncry together With all the
principaI Daily and weeiiy Newspaper and Magazines
Coun orders article In the supplied and for
vasded with despatch. Books mailed. Prompt attention
paid 70 ssy work ordered By mail Foreign Doets imported
10 order. J. G. MORGAN.
Literary Depot adjoining the Post once New orleans La
r. s.-Complete ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the
principal Publishers throufhoutt Unsn supply Of
Me new works ns fast as issued. J. C.s
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wig. .nd Toupees-Another nedai has

been awarded to WIN. BATCaELoR, by the American Ia
situte for the hest Wigs and Teupee His style FOL
1850 ready Bachelors celebrated
wig factory Ne SWAN The public vites
Cory the address.
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MEDICAL.

Two DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIEy-A YOUNG
man graduate OF the College Of Pharmsoy, o. the city
Of New Norf, wishes situation In wi olosls retail
store has objections 20 south or Vest unsxeepena-
BE references can he Address q. w., Broadway Post
OHce, corner Csnsl and broadway.
rI,HE CAR NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA. HAS STAMPED
the Magnetic Fcwdsr for the destruction % bed buss
eoet reaches ne with HE imperial seal but IN. Inventor
and proprietor Il wus that "a sheud stand upon ihe
cemncIdatlsn 81 the following gnaen, Who have used 10
In their esiaIsi and have certified TO its esaey
n. u. Howard. Esq. Irving Hoafe;
Coiuan Stctsop Astor Hou.c.
s 4. CogYens. ffq late 81 American Hotels
Prsston Dcdges. fsq., Carlton nouse. ard
John I. Rome EfQ., SppsIttsnacnt New York Uosp-
tai sold BY LYON, 900 Broadway
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pets D,vsges Rugs Oil Cloths &C., ct No. % Bowery
bKAM pERSUNS prices that give general sstsfac on
select from the largest assortment displayed in five
large show bderseng all in the trade Call
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DroNZE PowDER-THE DEPOT OF BRONZE
ID Powder Dutch Metal Florence leaf Geld. Ultrsmsr
Rive sc " removed FROM 81 Fulton street between
wsilsm aHd tela. EbW ID BAsCks u kaiton ~
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Whig loss.

The above returns from the IS counties ioned
show heavy falling of of the wings There yet
Fl counties to be heard from In the last Assent bly,
from thoss be heard fom the wings had 80 and the
democrats s. II the democrats should gain in the
counties to be heard from In the same ratio above,
they will have majority Of l6, which will give them
majority Of IA on joint ballot
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pARNuMs AMERIoAN nusEus-r. T. nAaNUn

~ frorrietor-J. UroenN ood, Jr Assistant hanager.-
One Week More Of the hartinsti Family, whose wonder
ful 6ymnastie achievements PHBtOmiIaie define
their Rmutahly
Family They appear afternoon and evening Also ensased
Leus &lner, Mr. r. c. Wenyss Mr. Warden, Pete Norris,
heGsrR. Herrihel3, Rose Clark, Higgins Misses STAN
hope and West Also exhibition a. all hours the skeleton
Whale. the living Boa Constretcr Living
hlnue Crocodile Admission Is cents ohdrn
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Ho! Stranger, have You just Arrived

town p Do you pair of Boots Caters. good,
fashion able and cheapi or you do. You will md
them il follow the direction Of finger
IL points to IA Ann street.
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II senry, vIth numerous plates few eorie, Of this
hook fer snlePriee S. By RENTING IS the book
by mail psrt Of TIE Untct states Cans
dn. w GDNANS, lsT fultsn streal
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CoRNs-TBIs rs TO CERTIFY TaAr HAVE sur
~ Tered severely from Ccrus and could only set relief ~
Applying Dr. Tobias eeistratea vsnstian Iiniment
MRS. SARAH NALLfGEv,
III North SiNth street, ffila1erhs.
Depot No. Murray A. Warranted a. Is and 50 cents yer
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Two THE TUE HEkALD-GENTL
Il Permit through the medium Of your paper,
three the miststements forth
laon the Bank of straightforward County 1t has
stated that the Agent Of the Bank for the
Of notes. Ts this reply, that have not been the Agent
OF the Bank but purchased The and
risk, and informed dealing with
1t has been stated that there defacaon of 81
the Bank. The Directors correctly informed do
that there any desoation the part of the
present Cashier c. DE Lsmstr Of the former Cashier.
1hos r. ST. John. There assets and vouchers
the whole amount but the Directors think best that
on portion OF them amounting TO st0oO ,na the money
mott CT that having recently been paid out they
granted their assent They might in iset they had
sanctioned Of the transactions Of the Bank their
Neglect Of duty and violation Of their trust appaIeut
which they have rendered themselves liable to the Stckold
creditors the Cank E has STATED that there
$4,000 in circulation aud only SIS In Bank to shew for
It, As said before there vouchers
the whole issued whether much little. land Of
the amount am inormed) and II thoy not found
Rank 10 probably because few OF the Directors have
hen them for the OF themselves and friends
poe the largest creditor Of the Baak, may,
long enquire into the disposition the
also the liability the Directors duty
There have been extraordinary efforts made crush
blow, the former Casher Thos r. St. John prompted
partly by private malice and partly for the purpose Of draw
ing of public attention from other PARTIES He prepared
for fu and sr hearing and the public ere requested 10
suspend their judgment until that DO had.
New YORK. Nov. 10, lsss. A. ST. John.
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nm. KrLLIHGER's nIpIcATED LTNIMENr

nR KELLIsGER5 INDICATED LINiMENT Is
~ sold in large boes AZ only IN sen,s eaoh 81 tossn
Tooth Headache Instantly stopped. The hair
allied rheumatic pains aud old stubborn ulcers Of every
character cured few dsys In Short every
smtnt with which the lutass famy ahsted Dspots,
No. 2s0 Pearl street. and 80 Broadway, near Grand
4 TECHEsiLEECuEs,--TIE UNDERSIGNED. IMPoR-
IL Of Icechcs begs 90 inform the druggists and doctors
throughout tbs United States that he y receiving r. usr
by s'ramsip from Europe, and that he
hapd fresh Medicinal. Swed al, and Ger
Lesshs which he sells always 1T modsrate prices
In ouaptities 20 suit purehasers J v. CLEU,
Import or of Ieeches No. 7 John street. New York
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ITALIAN OPERA, AsTOR PLAeE.-SIGNORG @. FoRTI
in the character of Gennsrohonday evening Nov. ~,
will be performed Donises celebrated in three
acts OF LII CREZIA Embellishments sigma Borshese;
Orsil Sig Robsi Curs Gennaro Sgnor u. FORTH Alfonso,
Sgnor B,heventano; Veloszo Sgner Pa LiyerOtto Mad
Bouard; Rustigheo Sig. ParoE1; Gazzoa. Sig Bonoii
Gubetta, Sig Giube Conductor aud Director, MAJ Marst
eek Prices of admisonA seats la boxes parque se
cured either Tor the night season, 81 So admission 1T
the door the evening Of perormsnee-psrguet Sit am
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GRAND, INSTRUCTIVE, AND DELIGHTFUL Ex-
"A hibon, at the Minerva Rooms, 900 Sroadway-Burr's
Seven Nile Mirror Of the Lakes Niagara ST Lawscnce aad
saguenay yerr This world moving painting passes steA-
before the Of the spectacle OF hours
and perfect daguerreoype of all the Cities towns czta
rscs and Other wonders OF nature and art both the
States and Canada shores Lake the Gulf
ST. Lawrence thence M the Wild secluded and unknown
eesuensy The mirror mences to at IN o'clock
nightly. Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday and Satur
day o'clock. Admttanee rs cents children half price.
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FOr SALE AND TO LET.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TnE CITY OF SAN
Francisco, Caorls, fer sale. The undersigned. hAv
ing several valuable building Lots in the city OF San Fran
cisco FIRST beach and lots with house
pery second Of the city desirable
business localities third Tots we'll suited for private rest
dences FIR legal other professional wall ofsr
the sale in lots to suit purchasers in the CITY OF San
Francisco, ON aud the 9th day Of Jannsry, le5
Dickson
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pARNUM's MUslUN, CORNER SEVENTH AND

70 HUsLUa, COKNER SEVENTH AND
ID Chestnut streets Phiiad,phia-P 7. Barnum Manager
and fropretorNew most astonishing and extraordinary
variety novelties and attraction. Third OF
gsgesent Of Mr. and krs e. Conner On Monday evening
Will be play ed ThE STRANGE Err, aud entire farce
In the and vaueeyles and variety
OF other interesting perform ances ales the English
Giant Tania the Fairy Queen scotch Mammoth Brsshers
huge Crocodile; Sea Lob and the nease collection Of
natural and artificial Curioss he all hears
Admission TO tho entire MUSEUM and performances 2Jc
child n under i21sc.
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LrOR sAIE-THE STEAMSHIP GOLD HUNTER NOV
nearly finished has maine engines W OF very hshs
srspph o. water originally intended for NE tstorna
trade but under the Immediate insreeticn of Japan wa
- feadr -" a9ve W. furtrtg
rs1.isuls..s.. :, 4AA-,Sis sklDpY, ml wAlsa
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nrrICE on NATIONAL FIRE INsURACE COMPANY
~ 81 Wsl street. New YORK. November 0, ss'-ihs fre-
Directors Of the Nsonsl Fire Insurance. Com
ma, have this cay declared dividend Of per cent
raysNle the fockke Gers ssd after the 18th inst The
beck III he closed from the 9Th 70 18th inst ssu-
sivs. ny order Of the Board Of Direeters, ooo $780,