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A beautiful oriental proverb runs as
follows: "With time and patience The
mulberry leaf becomes solin."
How encouraging is this lesson to the
impatient and depending. And what
difficulty is there that man should quail at,
when worm can accomplish 50 much
from the leaf Of the mulberry.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
W. PENN. CLARK,

A TToRNEY at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery,
IA Iowa City, Iowa, win attend to all bushes en-
trusted 10 his care in the L. $. District Court, and
tie Supreme and District Courts of the State of To-
wa; and also act as LAND AGENT. OFFICE, No,
H. Iowa Avenue, over the Store lately occupied by
NJ Murray.
April II, lsiS.-ly 4
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| 10

BY this estimate, the vote of the demo-
cratic free states exceeds by Eve votes the
entire wing vote Of the Union. Let the
great state Of Ohio charge over, ard
the vote Of the democratic free States
would lack only seven votes to equal the
entire whig vote Of the Union united with
the vote of all the democratic southern
states.
/, Between the North and the South the
vote would be as follows:
Presidential vote Of free states, 165
- slave states, 1867
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IoEN S, DUNLAP.

NERAL Commission and Forwarding Merchant
II aui Dealer in Flour, Bacon, Pork, Lard, Bee1-
Efssat, Hemp, T35ccco. SC. &c. Es@No y. Front
Street, ST. LOUIS, NO.
April, lS4S.-4
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u. 2. PALMER,

4 ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Will prac-
\ tice in the District and Supreme Courts q
Iowa, and in the United States District Court.
BLOOMFIELD, DAVIS co. IOWA.
May 29th, 1873.
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NOTICE,

A 81 shall be absent from this place for sore
= ~ ume' would inform the public that my son,
;,alopoRE sANxAY, viii attend to my business and
s.sSs mere during my ABSENCE as my authorized
FREDERICK sANXAY.
iowa City, April 70, 1915. .t-3
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WARS IN a NAME?'-All that Louis
Napoleon possesses. journal.
Well. that's all there is left the Wing
party, too.-Ohio Statesman.
Except the hairs in Old Whitey's tail.
FLY.
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mr. ;v,s rrpoa1Irm or FasHrcsv

ATo. 60, Chestnut Street, between Second Third,
" SAINT LOUIS, MO. All garments made at
ths establishment for neatness of fix and style, are
unsurpassed.
Jusr RecrrvrD--New and Elegant Cloths, CASH
.,srss and Festings, by late arrivals.
4pril. ISIS
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GILMAN FOLSO NJ ,

A TrnRNEY at Law, Iowa City, Iowa, win prac-
: lice in Johnson and the adjoining counties, in
The Supreme Court of Iowa, and in the District
Court of the United States.
March, lS4S.
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T|"This is a world of business and
bu,tle," said a minister in Sermon
eyes, but more hustle than business y
whispered pretty girl. She knows.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
WIN. Z. LEFFINyyEl.L,

a TToRNEY aad Counsellor at Law, Blooming.
ION, Iowa, win practice in the Sup. enc and Dis
net Courts Of this State.
March, ISIS,
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L. b. PATTERSON,

A IToRSEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa CITY,
- iowa, will attend to all business entrusted 10
Am MN IA the line Of his profession.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
MORGAN RENO,

A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. Iowa City.
Il Iowa, viii practice in the Courts of this State.
saa aueSd promptly to all business entrusted to him.
March, lS4S.
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s. A. BISSELL,

a FToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Upton, Ce-
dar county, Iowa.
March, lS4S.
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sons OF temperance.

"F,R Wgsr DIVISION, No. ~ meets every
Friday Evening at O'Clock, P. 81. in the Ma
sonic Hall.
Iowa Cry DrvrsioN, No. "a, meets every
Tuesday Evening, at the Masonic Hall.
rEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
- Boots. Shoes, &c. &C., under the Free MasoA's
I.al Johnson Street, KEOKUK, IOWA.
April, 1913 IS
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GEORGE $. HAMPTON,

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa CITY,
- iowa, will practice in the various Courts in
this State.
March, lS4s.
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.a DEFALcATIoN IN kKNTscKy.--Ths
commissioners appointed by Gov. Ousley,
TO examine the accounts of James David
son, late Treasurer Of the State of Ken
lucky, have recently made report to Gov.
Criitenden, in which they say, that de-
ialcation has occurred in the amount of
s52,2l7 OF. 1t would appear, that either
through defect Of the revenue system. or
the criminal carelessness Of the legislative
or executive departments, the deialca,ion
Of Sir. Davidson has been one Of many
years standing, and has been annually in
creasing. At the close OF the fiscal year
Tor 1872, the amount was 1886 as; in
1913, $l6,323 43; in 1914, S23. O66 y;
in lS=5, 1854 G8; in lS-lb, 448. l76 81:
IN lS47, $40, 1916 20; and in 1913. the
amount first specified. II the law # Ken
tHcky requires, as we presume it does,
an annual legislative examination of the
Auditor and Treasurer's Offices, the peo-
pie oil that State must have been particu-
lariy unfortunate, III the selection of rep
cesenlatiVes, without capacity enough to
discover, or corrupt enough to conceal,
such dc1ToIattons upon The public funds.
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Masonic.
8, sf, o. e

KoscrusKo LonGE. No. 6, of Iowa City, n,eet
at Odl Fellows Hall, every "Wednesday Even
;py at half past O'Clock, P. NJ.
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- The lea1ing papers OF the wing
party, and the orac!es OF that party, are
making love 10 the frec-soilers. ii is an
amusing courtship. Nhiggery FUCKERS
its mouth to kiss the COZ Miss Fr,eso,l.
but the latter declines the saIutatioo. aver.
ing that from recent association the woocr
Is decirie"iy tincturcst wit srr,clf of wot,l
and That that wool is n"t the subject Of
free labor. @hi@gery pleads hat The con-
ta"'lna3on was brought about by neces-
saTy act O. eNpr4icncy, to which Miss
Freesoii replies ~ asserting the fact that
consistency is 100 pure jewel to be ANAL
gamated with that mcck-d diamond availa-
bility. Whiggery looks "got," and tie
pert Miss Freescil laughs 1t I.cr woocr's
dllemina-s singing,
Dance alo.; down to louisiana
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T. Williams, Bloomington J. D. Templin, Iowa City
WILLIAMS & TEMpLIN,
A TToaNEYS and Counsellors at Law.
"A April II, 1913.
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p. II. PATTERSON,

A ifORNEY and Counselor at Law. Iowa CITY
til, State. $1,000 'ao1' eo1.'' q
March, ls4s.
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JOB PRINTING.

,z,ur ps,orter Office having been thoroughly rem
nvated the proprietors are prepared to execute
1y-5sTsr ME- FGass AND DEsPAIVHI
PLAIN AND FANCY
1ssssr g3Srsss sSsiHtias'
such as
,-. HoRsE-BILLs,
Pa.MPLETs, LISTS,
CIRCULARS, oaLL -,
- MRS JUSTICES BLANKS,
-, n, CRnrps BLANK DEEDS,
CLERKS BLANKS, OF MORTGAGE DkEDs'Nc
ALL KINDS,
ys-ArI orders by mail accompanied by the CASH
sill receive prompt attention.
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Let Us pursue this comparison still fur
Their, and contrast the wing vote Of the
Union with the democratic vote Of the
free states:
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CHARLES A. ROBBINS,

Wn,..,.h-MAkER, Engraver and Jeweller, Ioy
ivy, at the sign of the ssBig Watch," corn,
"'''nton and College Streets
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DOCTORS MURRAY & M'CoRMIl

" for sale by F. sASXAY y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

patent which the Belgian has granted them
ny
Perhaps may be able explain whence the u the
S a h. b, ss
s as i %hs S % i ss
pared and absorb some portion If the substance.
Faro wiss sonssaa.nss. may Journal draw
in and the East BY
order a. sso, astoy the the prcposo. made
srd Of letter for the Of showing that il is
Faro breaks out into With much Warmth
If that paper the faithful of
'Ds WOULD 'sicIs :ss1' or
hs % FL. %' r s
ny shssnge win be asespted because our rivals
n s syss t. hs
in Europe and America have turned their attention
b
Is II sesn to The ESs sn
alone to d.eoyer secrets less likely to be known
!, not isSys tue that war proclaimed before hand
noud 10 soas o% oSr ss sas
Of the English process Of my challenge we're
BE net alarmed We would know how to take proper
Would you how great indignation pre-.
sused BY my nigh, BE- ssysd The remedy is
e.gla th.r. BE in adopting
Is that he alone shall enjoy advantage
pan Without Sns Who soud So%p ha
to surrender the Of it to another pary Would patent
him from making his ecret On the
would not patent To the most effective Of securing
the exclusi i've benefit Of the process?
Whence then the indignation, whence the reluctance
which FL Faro attributes to his friends adopt measure
equally just TO both partiesl
The matter tho investigation Of the truth
deserve that the truth should be known!
Can the Faro explain why Brazil and Cubs alsAe
attacked and it inform whether the Standard has
rhed bitter the contemplation Of the
misrtunes which tie of must have caused
Spain. where scarcely other consumed II
the English merchants ovld listen to the
contained in the Standard would be satisfied with the
indignation displayed by the English rehner Justice good
and pabl eenveniencc would dispose Of the oppo
tition coming from that quarter.
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Ff.E Anrs,

A hLRfCAN ART Union. I'll DESTRUCTION WILL
n tale place at Nbl0s, In The city Of lev lork,
the evening Of December 1lsL Members and ladies adj
mittcd One tlsusand Wsrts Of AIT, panrg scriptures.
ftstuettes sud medals IN bronze, will be allotted 70
!he nenlers Am,ng the paintings ate tie works Of
lsut1c. fufand, huutIgf5n, LduOEds, Cray, Ksther
Hel. Church. Brstsm, Glass Doughty, More Gisnoux.
Rcsfer, Houtelc Otds, Lang. Baker, wife NAY Dsss
ley Merton aLd otsr distingushst ansrsan aud resd
attss sme - whiei cos; SEQ Sit0 80 srd many $50
frsvire % Youth irom Coles raiptng Which Is superior
before eXecuto 10 this also copy
o. latieys Culnts ~ cleefy Hollow. ~ Irving 10 IL
BY all Who have txamnfd tbs present eaecian,
that has been extittd IN equally rich In
sttrseuon le tutseuber the present year Las al
egrted tfTcfturi for relieving TIE triple purpose tf OBJ
auns valuable return far al Investment % securing
The possession 81 superior work gratifying his taste Cor
ard - ahordng promising Art u hi
o~n country. subscirton I've dollsrs, should be
early. Free Gslitree contrasting the PAINTINGS,
cIen Gay and evening Nv 80 Broadway, DIosms 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NNNNNNN~NNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN1
ERAS. KENNY, 3ls BROADWAY.


ERAs. KENNY. 3ls BROADWAY.
CALIIo RNIA BoUsEs.-TnE WE'LL KNOWN FIRM
of Geo frecmsn CO. are prepared to supply shippers
other market at low rates. Our Houses have been
tired approval and extensively patronised by csOrnans
ITPFLR CANADA MINING COxrANY.-NOTICE is
hereby gysb that the general Annual Meeting Of tho
stekhodtrs OF the urrer Canada Mining Company will be
Tuesday the first day Of January In the 100 Il
eeloeh whfeh meeting the election Of Directors will
take place. and important matters BE- n sSemi,isd
orrIer OF TIE urrss CssAps n,sIss coHrAsr.
HaMILrsN, Rev. % lsi9.
DoAkDINC.-s GENTLEMAN AND LADY, AND A
ID few single rsnteTen eau be Accommodate vita board
rentce family whore there hut few select bnarier
The we'll furnished aud airy at 1l6 Leonard street.
between Broadway and him street,
NO1ICs 10 GENTs-if You WANTlOuR WINTER
~ clothing we'll cleaned dyed altered repaired for the
ensuing holiday tahs them 20 Ne Murray street whore
and cheaper place TO tailoring done we'll aad
e1tediufusly. cannot be found in the city
OATMEA I-TiFTY BARRELS CHOICE Quality
70 .o, FROST IA f i1 ss .''
LNAT BFEf. MUTTON, Lave. hNO yEAL--THE IN
dersigned VIII expose fer rse daily A his Old stand. No.
fore. Persons visiting clinton Market, will do we'll give
"' ''"' ''''' Tnos r. BROADWAY, No.L
CLOAKs SACKS, Ate FARrHLR KEDUCTioN IN
nos IN The sn,irs 81 ah.Ir r.msnins s.oet =, ciSt
Sachs. PAletots se befors New Years have made still
farther reduction in prces-Reh Paris smhrodsr,d srno
who supplied desire 20 make appropriate
rent for TIE eetng holidays will DO we'll svs call
$50 broadway
". ~ aud Silver Ware No. lS Joan ttreet stairs.
lrpuch H.5 Broadway. Srrog street. fins articles
,iok shall be ssd lower an usus in order 10 aeltstS
new ARRANGEMENTS ~ The let Of February, 1850
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m OTICE.-THE COfAkINkRsHIf OF THE UNDER-
IN signed will expire. by it's ewn Limitation. Feb.
1850, Mr. Ellis retiring from the concern.
SALES By AUCTION.


A UCTIoN UNDERGRADUATES, wARRrNs a NOM
"A tant mi sell at Nibo saloon, Friday, eist Instant
the stock real India Cames Hair Long and Square
shaws and SCARF Of the Importation Of Mesrs A. Stew
art Co. prsng the most splendid nssortmsst la qua
y variety Of colos and richness Of designs ever offered a.
pue part Of tho world For further particulars
see Advertisement under auction bead. N. BCaaloguss
will b. ready and the shawls be examined Thurs
day the day previous 20 The sle frsm ~ 70 o'clock
DY DRAPER WARREN s, 4 AND
ID splendid ssle OF real IN fla Camels Hair shawsfri
day 2t Owing anticipated ohaoSss In the busines
srfsrg 81 hessrs A r. etewtrt Co, they will offer
sale by auction without reserve, Friday 2st at
rihes Saloon al their stock Of real ladia Csmels Hair
shaw and scaru selected expressly for tits market I'D
orsstng Of III 1org shavls u square do and ls ses
Witch of the most splendid and cost shsvs
imported omprsn- as whole. in varsity OF eolors
nrd richness of den tuch an asortcnt as has never e
fore tten offered public sale In part OF the world
BPositively other Shawl. will hc added, exeegti ng
nine, ch belong estate aid which ksssr A. T.
&C shall be In the sale Caal viii be ready.
and TIE shsws may be examiosd Thursday, the day
virus TO the SAFE. from 10 20 o'clock
IL fancy Goods. House Furnishing Goods. and articles,
suitable fer Holiday PressntsJ ". Drown viii sell At
suction Tuesday December 18Th, 1T 10 seocs,
The stlcs Ne. o2 broadway. larye ass,rtment Of
rich imported goods and other articles suitable Tor
holiday Presents Catalogues and goods new ready Tor ex-
an nation.
RYlEwIs soEriMORE; STORE IT cHstaAasr
ID Pswnhrok sale Of unredeensd pledges this day Dee
Cth at 10 Sciock-Clcsks Gowns Shaws Blankets. Qus
Ec Att o'clock Meas Over npf Dress Coats Psnts. Vests
Ne. BY order OfA. GOODMAN, 81 Centre street
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ECsfsbOIS. &r.

rVHE FIRST PRENiUM AWARDED FIVE yEARa-
Il OI1vIR q. GOLDSHfinS Writing R,ems, 80 Broad :
Iafarge put ding ccrnrof Reade street. are open
during the day and for iuys and vstets Hours
cftbsfnctisn Fer lsdies. N 0cock, A genteutn a.
srd o'clock r. w. eaily cxceptne satnrdays Pdvss In
ucti0n givCu s nther hours during The day. Terms
s. tor sss.rs $40 Tor twenty rye sscns incuding
sstrery PAYABLE ~ the comm4ncement ffivte instroc-
~ ~ SIS Tor the q zen lesons one hour eaeh
DOOK-kBEPINg, sRtrBsErir. 90. tRB pRACrt-
ID caIiv and thorouehy TAUGHT ~ WI. Renvie. No ~
proeWa ~ koade ft kach stuc receives ts-
rate and the utmost pa ms are taken 70 advance
him rstdy In bis stuaies Open day and evening Terms
moderate.
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NEW HOOKS. DC.

A GREAT NATIONAL woRK.-ThE GALLERY OF
~ Iustrioua Dsguerreotypes by Brady En-
sraved BY DAvrnon Edited by G. EDWARDS LestsrUnder
this title viii be Published during the 1870
become usrious ia the Of the country.
porion Of tie work will the careful
tenticn and nothing will be spared to render worthy and
enduring monument TO the te.t men OF the Republic Mr.
itong Portraits National Gallery aud IN 'se watch
being engraved for this work beloved 20 be superior %
that have been taken. la the accomplishment Of
this great e las experienced tho utmost courtesy and
from distinguished Mr. Bradys repn
has been too long established 20 need
cation At home and stroad h acknowledged that he has
brought the art 90 His dagu9e0y the
highest the Productions Of artist glowing WITH the
fcnl q the vn ooubteLanc The drawings aud engravngs
Aynon have been pronounced BY Europeans OF
beet aftss Of London and rars and every preston IA
this Gallery will be taken under his Immediate supcrvgn
The tyrctphy 81 be executed atcuy aud in 81 superb
ftye the themselves Toe eutire work will be
for this purpose This worh has nothing In lie scope
~ Wi therefore BE- Comprehensive In It's spirit The
81 those emily III be admitted whose talents aud pnc
services have for them honorable fame thr5urhout
tie nation Zach u the great departments Of life will have
is Art a. Ltoraturesfe universal theig
trt and his Gallery s intended 10 be WORTHY and
during % the great q TIE republic whose
achievements ard fame constitute the chief gsry u tho
ratios. We hope that lover q art aud rsad Of
glorious Union will aKrsai
on male rs In the progress Of American Art snd ~
the iustrogs % tie uiou tzethsr co1soi
date Il sull firmly. A. work &C ths kind has
reared In An aud the prices they usain On Europe
TuhIthers have resolved 70 merit rre eirculiton ~
the following ccud .tious Of subscription and saie.-
yesfs sui scrip'ior for y numbers. SD
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FOR SALE AND no LEI.


NOR ssIT-ONE ROTARY AND TWO STRAIGHT
Tires Epsine Tuning Machnts in pirsct order tor
wokng watch svelfy, etc. Also, Past0graph 20
extend reducs tud Of drawing Geneva gravers In
how The machines val be gNtn 10 the rur-
cfGftr, II desired. Apply to
tnAs EDWARD FERRET. No. ? John street. ". v
Two SAW MANIFAC1uKLRs-ToK SALE AT BAL
II tiunore veil established house, doing GOOD and u
business In Saw rnufacturinE With all the
~ tools II offered either with without
sites power fr grinding Nc Purchaser can reside on the
person dsr0us Of establishing himself IN this
kusre. would DO veil abe immediate inqriries Salts
faetnry he given Why sale IL mtde, appca
tion 70 uEoRoE sTEAo, 100 Frcnt street Bal,imote
VrACUt ~ PAN.-UNE say fEEr VACUUM PAN. IN
perfect order fortsie BY =. CRAM, Tvs VAL street
vI,o ET-ArshDsghE WILL fURSi5uED, THkEE
ttory House. In N. vicinity OF Arlington square with
rodern mrrovsmsat IL gill se rented te email private
family favorable terms, from I'll let Nay,
LONGER ~ required The voad ike 80 retain part ~
sfreaJn. ADDRESS by note, real Thomas bon No. d.
Herald chcc.
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FINANCIAL.

COMMERCIAL BANK. N. J.. At AMBOY, FfyES
" aud under, uron Bauk Dover hgught a. p.r G: die
cornt by CARPLNTbR SNkkhlLft ~ wall s..
Tons aud upwards Commercial Bank par and eivcd
at All the banks
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sItIPPINp,


ar dsasss5 nS 4,H Mall s,ss s s fsS
~. .ad st ~ sf o
Cher der. viii positively sail non Philadelphia for
-, =, no oeoel A. irs@ =, ooErssy, whsTt, iooi
Of Iw ,' .s s s,aI %, b., -, 1y. i sss
sds lever marine lines q IpvsT fal
s.per. o snn sss G sssT az
s the lsrdroue AZ Charleston OF Savannah and
WV Rarrs or v,nr To HavsxA.
ladies Saloon and State Room berth. ...sg
RsTs. OF F.as TO csssIssro- .ab si.vs1sia.
csbin rasssge Stst. room 70 savannah 81
Cabin passage. to Char stcn, .................
W ss , b. , sST ,s y, S Ny
" sorth whArvss. feOt Of Lombard street.
Joss L. Lrrros. rrsasursr.
LVN havana, Hks ORLEANS AND csAeHsa-
"a r sss ssssss s;ssss oo sS
s.L.ueS 3 ~ .smmssdsf s be despatched from ts'
er, re per css Il wrsn ssrsss Noys svsr sSushps n
"a re yss @ ss 70 'l &c css
@ s & s 70 ~ hs css
n a,rie tine 70 2 se, hs Lsrnay steamers Pssscngerf
-.n insyn .;saPshg TsiecS, IiesS Rsristsns o. s. ~
forr 70 ch:se is,s Ii' awe S1s r NJ. r
q passage % ch,srss sre much reduced The Obi. 5. ga
Ss., aS rS s ores. s.s.n,s .
sss rs''e,s. e., s ,sy ',, s'..%sr s ss
s,sarslles ssH srssOst An experienced surgeon 10
ustes % rssesse to Havana. New Oriears
St.te-room berth, ladies' saloons 40 SIS
S.a'e-room ter.h, dining saloons 10 n
etandec berth N FOrw.rd cabin. -. Is ~
Eteera~e. found bed ars board -
Fsrars issecvred until psd tor Freight oensps
Bic fcVt
Al biilc Of Isdng must he ed board NE ship.
ErprcDD Hsrrs oF fAsstsE CsA0Hre
st.te.rosm berth IN ladies, or suirg saiosn.. ..Sg
s.ssrsga sassd vsth hss. .rs s.,, - -
80 lbs tassazs eovcd Cor cabin and fteorsse
ssssssssts rht 70 clnsres 90 per ssto foot All
nes q for pesssse musi p-ocurd - the ce ths con
pay. n =. ROPEFTs. its wee, 81
NOR SAN fRANGIsCO, rALtFORNIA-iHE sUPE-
u rier fast eailine. shir VENICE. Gage. master,
ofcU tons tnr having ost 81 her board, viii
receive immediate dspath. For balance o. freight pas
htvire superior accommodations for first and second
tkss passenger syply bosd Pier Worth Rver 20
Y. n. d. FOWLER, 81 West street,
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DARTNER.-vhN1ED TO INVEST A SMALL CAPT.
young business cspscity and habits,
IN rroh able business already ssasshed or 70 jsi,
with capital snch bufneH connection would
he en- eauivaientuu teral " situated In New York.
Acaress A. a. the Office % this paper Anonymous
uluncations will not be noticed.
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sPORTING.

GREAT TORT-PbDEsTRIAN MATCH-A SECOND
~ match has leen made between W. jackson and Robert
Poole for sue pick 100 stones laid yard apart
the quickest Jackson Poole the last aud fifth
each stone TO be brought separately end deposited in
the starting place The match is to tai place
1tn6ay next 18th Dec. instant at o'clock at tho Red
House, Third The match off, rain shine.
DIGE0N SHOOTING on TUESDAY TIE 18TH INST,
at Williansburgh Two TweAty Dollar Matches. After
which Shooting for Sweepstakss Shooting will commence
Ut ~ o'clock. Enquire at
COLMAN's ia Grand street. WILLIAMSBURG
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DANCING.

THE SECOND ANNUAL BAIL or THE RyNDER's
Guard Ill take place 1ndsy evening, 18th Deceu
Der, ls49 81 the Coliseum Rooms. 40 Broadway.
vUNBE TRANsfER COMMITTEE OF THE BACHELORS
Hebrew Benevolent Loan Association Ball will be in
sion Monday evening the h infant at their ROOM Hotel
Do Paris iron eight TO o'clock Tor the purpose OF trans
f,rting ticke' member Of tae Ball Committee wil DO
Hbo all day Tuctday for the purpose