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lNDIA-RUDsER GOODS.

gloss Oershoes Tho most beautiful overshoss o. 20
ieuBd 1t tie original Go dyeer Ia ara elu
to patent leather style boot The dur bisy
Of lee shoes well tno~ would be supsruous /,
sIeak OF them In parson with similar
AID quality. wholesale and Io'sL
SAMUEL BROOKS q John street. no ssirA
I'VE PROp.IEIOh OF TIE GOODYEAR RUBBISH EN-.
mporumo 1853 broadway gives kes ais
stsre epn daring the greater Of New Years Day. FIR
c'bm0daoon gentlemen requiring Ovesioes
10 provide then selves.
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CLOTHING.

n LONGTRbET HAs ON HAND AT MS WHO'LL
sale and retail Clhing aroborsc No "a o.
b. large assortment OF al
great variety Of Winter busLe which he vi, sell with
out regard to cot for the Of mskpg his exten
rave Spring Stock which lac intends shall these
United States 800 -
/ ABlEs- CLOAkSl CLOAK5!-SELLING OFF BELOW
cost The subscriber has large stock h
sold lew weeks Of rich goods richly ak a.
can be found end respectfully invites The ladies
anime Tor Themselves Remember j. ID. Raw 5 St
made toordcr.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND NEg HAVEN RsILROAD-oyN NOV
day January lst the 10 wing trains leave The station
Houe Of the Harlem Railroad street Acco
dat tram ats ococA tor Bridgeport all iassr-
mediate stations tho New HAYES from the
Way Sta lions for Albany and POINTS the Rair,d
and FOR stations east Of Bridgeport will
the Express Train at Brcgsp re- Express Train SIX A.
f.r sri9rd Biidseport, albany ard Houatoiio load
stfattrJ. Milford and New Accom- oia,ioa Tesia n,
ga Tor New Haven and oil the ,ermsdiae 81. tiona
r. b Mason. Enginc o. ana Slp,rin,e nds,t
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comparison Of prices current yesterday with those
ruling at tie close Of the previous week. exhibits an
advance in Ohio 6s Of u per cent Norwich and wor-
cestsr, u Erie Railroad, new, III Harlem, X Long
Island, u; Farmers Loan,,S; Canton Co. Y; Morris
Canal, Y; and North American Trust, q; and dc.
cline in Treasury notes Of u Reading Railroad, s.
Those interested in the principal speculative stocks
of this Market either permanent investments
for speculative PURPOSES will find the annexed tables
Of prices important for reference -
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TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE.
The Cholera In New Orleans, &c.

PHILADELPHiA. Dec 81, 1s&S.
Advices from New Orleans OF the cath instant, re-
port forty three deaths the day previous in the aaty
Hospital.
tslegrsphic despatch, dated 2Sth in the Charles
ton Courier, states that there had been decrease in
the mortality the previous few days, caused By the
thlr ming of Of the population who had been aving
in great numbers, by all possible opportunities
Business generally, throushoa. tho city, was at .
standet
General Worth and staff had arrived at New Orleans.
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The CHOLERA AT THE SoUTH.-From the intel-
gence we are daily receiving from New Orleans,
we are informed that this direful epidemic is COM
mltting awful ravages IN that city. No sooner
had the yellow fever disappeared from that allct-
ed place, than the cholera burst FORTH in much the
same way as it has done here, but with greater
intensity. From what has come to our lsnowledge,
think the panic which prevails there is carrying
off more than the cholera Is doing. From this
our citizens must learn not to fear the epidemic.
Let them live regularly and temperately, and
clolhe themselves warmly. There need be no
danger If this Is done.
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SWORD PRESERVATION TO GENERAL WooL.-We
have In type a detailed report, by our special re.
porter, OF this splendid and interesting ceremony,
which took place on Saturday last, at Albany
but, IN consequence of the arrival of the Europa,
we are reluctantly obliged to hold it over till
Wednesday-our next day of publication. We
gave, however, in Our issue of yesterday, an out
line of what took place, which we received by
telegraph, from our regular correspondent at
Albany
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY Dec. S0.-6P NJ.
Merchants anxiously waiting the receipt OF la
ter news expected by the Europa 1t being the last
business day Of the year. Change thiciy
Trade was not brisk, but prices for all kinds Of pro-
duce were steady with an upward tendency In flour,
and provisions. The stock Of aour on hand in this
city at the time at the close Of the present
year. estimated at from to 600 bbs and
the stock Of wheat 1t about AIS 900 bushels. These
supplies we're not considered large for the season.
No srrvals Of conseque antic pated from the
interior, until the resumption Of navigation. 1t
also supposed the arrivals from southern ports would
not be large. Should the accounts respecting the
cholera at New Orleans prove true, 1t was expected
shipments from that point would be curailed These
circumstances with the prospect that the next steam
er might bring accounts of the closing of Jhs Baltic
ports with ice with Improvement in the English
markets. caused holders of -four to frmer stand,
This they the better enabled to do from the fact
Of n easy money market. The most Of the receivers
had stored their supplies provided against
liabilities and hence were prepared to wait the future
turns OF the market. The sales made to-day were to
the home trade, at full prices, and in at
advance. Sales Of Wei tern wheat made terms
stated below. Sales Of corn were limited, without
material change quotations. Meal stood before
Oats were firm. Provisions we're frm; and nearly all
the old pork offered taken. at higher prices than
prev allied yesterday Beef also firm with moderate
ta'es. Lard continued quiet, Groceries were selling
only in moderate way Cotton was steady, with fair
sales
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PirrsBURG, Dec. 81, 1s4s.
Alarming reports in relation to the cholera reach
from below. A gentleman, passenger in the steamer
Dadem, reports three deaths board that boat six
on board steamer Watkins and four steamer Sa-
vannah. When he left New Orleans, people were
leaving by hundreds.
In this city there is great excitement In consequence
If reported case Of cholera at the wharf The me.
deal faculty however, pronounce the case alluded to
mania potu.
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Loss Of the Bark Indus.

BALriMoRE, Dec. 81, 1s4S.
The bark Indus, Captain Brown, from Rio Janeiro,
belonging to the firm Of Kirkland Chase, Of Balti.
more has gone ashore Smiths Island In the Chsss-
peaks bay, and Is q total wreck. She was laden
with ceffse. The loss of the vessel and cargo will
amount to the sum of 100000 The captain and
crew were saved. brig and schooner are adhere at
Cane Henry
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CEcRzTs or TUE HIGH sEAs--AN ORIGINAL TALE
- viii this title Is pubithna tho UHca written
Cistes Aver author Of Secret Services ship 49, IL
wonderful sorJ Tor startling nyssois rapid euocesoa
nrf incidents ard sasiu exposures OF certain well
enos any work 81 the hind ever sue from tho
y,tss TIE Uncle som alan contain f,sc Crime
Divorce Cases ard EDITORIAL al su jsss Pcc
cents. 0fOkGE DExrE X BROTH X.
o ANN r..tN Y
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AUCTIONS s.

TJORsEs. &c.-I. r. H0UCI, AUCTIOyEER -SLEIGHa
Wagons Borses Harnoss and Wolf and Buffalo Robes 20
he sod 1t New YorR Tatersa AS Broadway on
Jar at II O'clock, in sea variety Also Cacrsa
AZ tll times
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MY NEW INVENTED MACHINl roR WAsnING ME

MY NEW INVENTED MACHINE FOR WASHING NE
Ivl tac ores constructed foows:I form cyndr,
Plygtrrl frame Of wood other maters suit
able to the uany and quality Of operated
on a. one tmc and s dimensions to correspond with
tive to be spped In hsnd horse,
eate or steam power This frame to consist Of one or more
series Of ars OF ro ether material to he covered with
oth Of different deses OF 6aenes tuitsbo to retain the
table PARTICLES ind allowing q earthly be carried on
with water This franc to he supported each cpd nit
able OF BEARINGS ether revolve vbrste tho
earth BE- ntrod eei 1T along with
and the muddy water and ghr particles esare the
ether End. The metallic srices being retained wire
cloth gradually descend to the lower end q the frame during It's
conunGus riscd by u spira formed the
os,rpd o. the revolving frame being pscd sch aae
with the beIron beat suits tire materials to he washed Toe
" DIS Il this frtmc followed admit OF interior
v5lvrg s driven by OF wi eel work. In connection
with the frame, carrying series VI ard revolving Ia the
optote direction to he frame for breaking aud srns the
eodtarh oies IN such msnu'r as enables the washer to
lie isic ard carry on nc lighter particles leaving TIE metallic
a etd 20 the lower eud OF the frame to Be raised by
Che rts previously msnton.d TO lie sited 10 IroPrrs
cIne also BE- attached to be operated by
non lying the requisite quantity a water To-
50 Ilsce thee achins aspuy beard II blrses
oryessls trrs sid ~ih dydrrg ufcbin,Fy. With steam
cher bic pine rlse Ne earth q No
Ngsh 200 up tcums 81 rivers nf rr.fbs where Il
"tfsa tee rcls'tj,pssts ava p,tept q ocv hsiha
4 a :. = E... .tfr, 80, l. sH'u.be ~ venioa, b.
JCaN aaAalS. q3i Eg,2aysy NON yos.
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General Tayior's Movements.

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 81, 18iS.
General Taylor Is understood, will visit Plttsburg
on bis route to Washington, should private business
in Kentucky offer no impediment.
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vTHE GREAT CHIMES MUSEUM, CHINESE BUILD
l. ings, 61D Broadway, will open This Day This large
and splendid collection consists OF upwards of xy asurss

GEOLOGICAL HALL, 10 AND 81 BOwEnY.-fHIs NAG
~ nhceet osaslishment open daily from ~ till aaa
from 6X till " r. n Tho hall Of exhibition
sseAs ses..c and hsoooosOn Of living Esas and Birds
at each exhibition Including fests Of trained Ee2hsn
Ponies And konkes NJ Brooks deu Of Lions IL
Ad mission Is children price SSs
SonticketsS So VAN AhBURGH u co Proprictors.
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A MEXICAN MusEUM-PT. BARNUN, PROpRIETOR =

A MgsIcAN MusEUM-P.r BARNUx, PROPRIETOR, +
S49 Fourteen Splendid Priormsnocs the first com
menong at ~ o'clock in the morning hour
day and evening The has the ats c0n
Tor ht grand tie richest and most
New fo ard chaepRs the world to produce its equal He
fars himrc that the tens Of Thousands who visit his
ment on each return OF this OF JOY and rejoicing will find
the hi Of today the brilliant and pleasing pre-
the BILL Ia the famous Erglh Giant Robert re-.
Gently nrved from England aud who produced
ton Christmas Day and throughout the week lie
and leaviebt being Eight Feet HIGH weighing
QSarer OF Ton. though only ou. He
the hoor oil the hWeum 1T oil hours day and evening"
Smalest Human Pair that alive in the psrsons
Major Ltfnper and his Sweetheart Ttania the Fairy Queen
Bic Ia Of the III and the height
both being much smaller than General Tom Thanh making
ali hours day and ALSO engaged the celebrated
Brother, the best minstrel tand who appear
each periorr In variety Of ther interesting
Songs Glees Choru,es Dances &c Great Western
Crpnd Yai MeaDge. The highland Mammoth Brothers
be all hours Of the day snd evening"
extraordinary halt human and half Living Oang
Ao Mrs Peltys magnificent instructive and interesting
Scripture Satuary, senng in various
ull size Of e the Birth Ct Christ His Trial His supper
and group representing Incorporate Family all Of Which
lowing talented aras:-Pcte Morris Mr r. j Oldaeld Hrs
Averl Mrs. Mouel Miss Iese Madam Rockwell time
Teller Admission. rs under 10 l2 ceuts
VNALLHALLA, SO CANAL sTaEET. NEAR B ROADWAY
w Unprecedented OF the French Model Artists
will appear during this week In and original eaux,
arranged expressly for the holidays before exhibited
this Alto the Fonale Serenade and tho
On pic Girls with variety Of other inmep Orchestra
rarquete 25c N.
e'ery "ejne'jey and s"turaay 1t three o'clock.
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NAvAL-The S. steamer Allegheny, Lieut.
Com. Hunter sailed from Rio de Janiero of Octo-
ber fer the Mediterranean.
The u. S. brig Dolphin arrived at Isle of France on
the 26th Of September, from China.
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imms ne-tenfod greater than those grown g out Of
failures all Of which not su6cie to presd much
distress and ruin any class much less crush any
important domestic interest. We have noby sustain
ourselves under all there reverses and upon the
eve of era, not only IN political but in hnancial
and commercial Affairs. We rapidly freeing our
selves from the tolls Of European dcston
In mmeroe the time Is not distant when the
tables will be turned and this city be the centre OF all
the financial affairs Of the world. Events have tran
spired within the past month that will hasten this con-
summation, and years before this thing has been pre-
vieusy anticipated shall be the pivot upon which
everything connected with the commerce OF the
universe will turn.
By the arrival Ct the steamship Europa from Liver
pool, we have fourteen days later from oil
parts Of the Old World. The news 10 exceedingly i'm
portsnt, highly interesting, and the whole favor
able. The election in F.ance passed of quietly and
resulted In the choice of Louis Napoleon as President
of the French Republic The effect Of this time alone
will determine. Commercially, the accounts are 50.
titfactory. Cotton was In active demand and prices
improving Breadstuffs firm, at previous quotations,
with an upward tendency. Consols quoted at an
advance, and the money market continued easy and
interest. Trade more lively In the manufacturing
districts and much better feeling prevailed q nong
all classes In consequences Of the disappearance Of those
apprehensions generally prevalent at the close of
the year All now look to the future with hope. We
trust the snticpations formed will be fully realized.
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M EDICAL OFFICk--DR. JOHNSON, NJ DUANE SraRnY
A near Cha than strsS % veil known Ne saesss
practitioner In New York, IN the voperoaj
The Doctors for skill CURED go ~
have existed for year 10 eminent 0sst srctars usou
upon the body or In the throat And
bones Of the ssA cnscsualy cured CcnsuaenAi wsakss
brought On BY ssst hAst ndugd in BY yovng nsn caus
ascisious dreams and nightly snsorS ,sstysy prevsneL
cursd IN 2wA No Ate
Ia ilss y prevention txosA 5psSaeA
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fge will lind Beckers fsra Of the and
hs foods they takerasbe highly nutcous easily pre-
Pared economical approved the New York scsdemy Of
Medicine and the Faculty most whoes food for
nvads and the healthy Put boxer Of convenient szo
smetica ,ied Sold by tho principal Wholesale groccr and
Hecker Brothor 20l Cherry
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y 2
ron SALE.

Eoh sAiE--To cio.E n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s'eashVAt Ncrok, "a tons istsr Ii fees d,cS 291
ct beam dra'tbk feet running r nj a. iaeh ciin fa,
s'too ho snvte, wy Substantial ga A. ran, b,at a.
rd,i Tea ~ laes &C AZ. eIpy' 70
u h0LIl..sS -. q Hlllas
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ptoy At months credit approved tndoed
cobstof hue Cnth Coat Cashmere aut ana ucy vos,
peculiarly for the Cl fornsns being ht tough and
essic; sS, overc sand leaks Ices than hif hey cost
Al us.itrs lor ant 5ylcs ron 81 ~ ~ fN I'rr
Ns.-a. siIcss asd rssA--sn- Cs9SCk !LYtg.
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Ladies aud Gentlemen Il. sirous Of

The New Brubsmck Legislature Ia summoned to
meet for dispatch Of business wednesday the 31st
January
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Rs0ADwAY TaEA1RE-E. A MARSHALL. PROrRIE-
i rae '1 c5S S: 81 s
afterwards Count ct Monte assuming
xsa s nS " s o sass fs ss
Ss s. snS NJ s Vs.. S NJ s
sr CARERS & sa aaa >. sa sT' Circle
On TUESDAY EVENING Janu.ry O. the grand romantic
4. hys acts entitled tho COUNT OF AoNrEcsIsro
RUsToNy THEATRE. 0nAxBERs srREEr-uOxD4Y
an COLD Hh S,o will b ras
az NJ sIoush.m; Bddy ..s Barber After which TIE
z S 's " s%s N M
aisS 4 4s s'1i sSSA 1 :,
c': sssns DsSr ss. Cosas s .:%
% TgnpT 5 TsE Il EHE
MTcHILEs OLYMPIC raEArRx-xoND.y EysN-
sa n s n T.;
s !; s M; ass"
Es. 6.,oshs S SIs
EsHERALDA frOo Mr Arnold Qaasimsso Mr. Nick
D.s:: c;5s!s 50 S.nts gpp, psIs' aso PIT isa Ds.as
ssafsa
A IhsISsN CIR SIaous. . Lent co. rRopsle,
eents upper circle q half PRICE Ca New Ys
asy end svenng Two At evening Mt
ihetrou OF eeht arabian CaneIs tho two braod peorm
ing aep ants the Fighting Ponies ,, Ire Ponies the superb
lea nv Sands and hs taea,ed th dren soremanshp by
Mr. W. Stout Master Aymar Master Mauce sands Mr. H. rd
&c, Clown, Mr. Pcnand Master OF the Ring Capt.
Dccamp Equestrian Director, Me-. Stout; Doors opsn at half
rest /. and at g l. n. J. r.;SHAY asurer.
- -
GRAND con CERT-FORTHEB BE NEFIT OF rae CuaSL
~ table fundt Of the St George aad Bsh Protective En
Societies at the Tabernacle Thursday evening January
T. R49 The following dstI gushed arss have literally
teered their services Madame Anna Bsop who x sing
raj OF her ballads:
psv grand certo the harp thoNwin artists Mis-,
and Charles Hohnstoh Mss Adele will play grand
Iucs by Camille Prudent Charles win perform
eer'o win full orchestra the Germacia Society will Storm
ing OF ConsAL tine, Midsummer Nights Dream the
norama Of broaisay number OF old English goes snd
ballads will be by Mrs Edward Loder Miss Watson,
eatorex and Mr. Mssett The chorus will ba sustained by
e ted members of the American Musical
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SPORTING.

SPORTING.
HAHLEM PARK TaOTTIS6 COURsE-WILL CONE or
tins Gay at ~ r. H. precisely psrse If 49, mile heats
three 10 hVs racers 10 harness. aud rotte they ps.s
kehcesr Champion, u. Or ems b. DAVID q. BroAdeok
j. Whelrlysb b. IN. Lady Clay, NJ HasuesbL q. Tornado.
WM. FONNER Pr 1prietor.
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All Gentlemen DESTROYS OF Creating nm i'm

preston On rev ieers Day should know chat cf
they must have Hair and whskers cut Ia pim
table at No. Nasssu appropriate in style and neatly in
execution. hfs tDiabc Ungucn TO promote the growth and
tetutty tho hair obtained above.
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NAllfORNIA GOLD-PFEIFFERA AND PxAN CKE MANU-.
~ etsrers Of cwelry and watches No IS osr,ndt street,
would inform the trade and public in general they
made mp large assortment Of fine and ewery
OF California gold for the present holidays which they offer
tho trade and their friends at the lowest wholesale pces B.
Il 4. Pfeifer, watchn sker, formerly 1888 Broadway
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Ne Plus UftIR OvershOes, Perpetual Pc.
sb suitable making New Years calls May be found
tie iore Church. Ellis rompkins No. ~ John street.
The assortment Ladies' Overshoes in the CITY.
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Laules anu Sentieheh uesfOusOi ienrning
should avail themselves Of opportunity which will
offered class beginners be opeoed r. Warner,
No. 4t3 Broadway Tuesday evening" at o'clock
vtnr tlada
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fine usually So 90 in other cheap
found French Boot and Shoe store ~
Store open hobdfy morning Oversoo 81 20 aud
81 co. Don't forget, 32 Ann street.
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RENEWED EVERY MORNING


LOST, &c.
T OSr-A GOLD WATCH, VITA GoLo DIAL AND CAP,
marked inside Br-irg Lace erk No l29Ji The finder
viii be suitably rewarded on returning 1t to GRO ALLIN
at No. IS Mas street.
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WANTS..

VIZ ANTED-A PERSON "a sPANIARp) TO COPY SPAN
w h letters &c compe,aut person will be engaged by
the ontb Apply between the hours of ii and o'clock A. NJ
tvs West Fourteenth street
VIZ ANTED-A SITUATION FOR AN EXCELLENT GOOD
w Cock she has lived g. Of the most respectable IA
miles in this city, highly by them.
ply at CSC Broadway. In bnsgiErt.
VIZ ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A
w situation, AS chambermaid aud PLAN saver or to take
Of eli den, respectable family Can be we'll
Cd the lady be with Pleae cal At S6i East Broad
way Can be for dsys No objection to Brooklyn.
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Observation-Disclosures

.,ppY coS',,.nns -, - ,>>eNNc>>>N~
EkEE CONCERT FbR THIS WEEK ONLY, Ar o JOHN
street. ARCHf Is bound out but California hzv-
Ing arge but small family provide fog hers; he therefore
respectfully invites his old patrons and unds vi
stand before they make pucnass elsewhere for New %
aud hot TO forget his little watlera Fathers brothers and
lovers don't io.et to visit ARCnys OF natural oaru
sitos ut @ John street.
I ADIIS DELfGhT.-ABnurAlEA SINGS, No DOB
- so ~ Moir the pa'.nse sent e those ful sshng
machines 10 Queen Victoria nrd pleased with
ofeetoo that oroers sent tho fish
city, TO purchase Two dozen for n
rehm Palace ard Windsor caste Several have a.o beea
Iurcfafcd for nforpia where they will useful
IN teIsrans the geld from tie nd tell prove VI
utility sc wattin machines.
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VTNABEKNACLE'-ONCEK MORE, AND MOST POSITIVELY
tor the last time IN this country, the Grand Ga
Even by Al ne Bishop on scale splerdor
Evei:ps jan s4e which Sadame Anna
Bishop sing most popular celebrated
songA Duets and Ballads Sig Per the eminent tenor wi also
sing several admired pieces last appearance this
Mr. Bochsa Harpt tho Queen England Director Her
Maessys Italian Opera London &c. will present. tho last
lyric symphony in two divisions called Voyage Musical d
rent parts Of the world introducing national airs
the most authentic which given in their primitive
state with instruments peculiar eaeh
To which will be added and original grand chorus
der In the Voyage Musical M Bochss wild preside
harp Full particulars of the whole In Tro
To render this unique Gala Concers splendid
possible the exterior Of the Tabernacle will be gHy
and Military Band, stationed under the will receive
the vfter Tickets 81 each poor Concert
m a o'clock
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n : osr Exrg AoRDiNAky ,nx-ro rp. ...pI.v

MT OST ElTEAUKUINAkY WORK-TO THE MARRI1D
WI those contemplating marisseThe Aarrc4 Womaa1
Private isdasl Companion BY DR. A. Naucssn Sixth ed
ton Prico 81 The wsrk meeting with astounding ss
copies having slrcA bsa disposed ot) Every mais
getting copy whetscr married or married. Although 10 N
watch should be known TO tac particularly. Here every ss
discover the symptoms and the roro
dcA and most cera'n cdo OF In every For ale
Hrosdway 1t the pabstis ONCE ID Liberty street. New YorR
=. B. Peteeson, No. u Chestnut street. PhiladslpAn io
Goa Albany Davis Boston On Tho recept Of o. eopY
viii be rsnsmltts6 By mail free d postage s parts G
United StAtss All etton b addressed pose pa 10 ~
An MAURiCkAU, boz Liza New Yosk city, Oes - Ilh@
exroe<. = - ~