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from those in that city, and accordingly can
not exhibit the facts respecting them with
perfect exactness. But it is possible to j.
lustrate the working of the Suffolk system
sufficiently well by leaving out of the &C
count all the Banks of Massachusetts, and
taking those of the other five States, all of
which, with few exceptions, are compelled
to redeem their notes at par in Boston.
On or near the LIST of January last the
Banks of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Rhode Island and Connecticut had circu-
lation of S22, 2l2, O95, based on 81 ,673, 462
specie, and S4,336,772 funds in the hands Of
other Banks, that is TO say mainly, if not
altogether, deposited with the Suffolk Bank
at Boston-in all, S6,Ol0,244.
Now, if six millions of actual funds is not
pretty well expended when it is made to do
q business of twenty-five millions, we are no
Judge of either high or low pressure Our
correspondent, in his former communication,
laid down the principle that the Banks ought
to hold specie to the amount of One-third of
their circulation; now, it seems that their
circulation considerably exceeds that pro-
portion, and yet our correspondent complains
that it Is not large enough.
Blu, he proposes substantially to enlarge it
by combining the issues of each bank to its own
immediate locality, and Withdrawing them
from the use to which they are now extensive
ly applied as medium of exchange between
the Country and the City. For the latter pur-
pose he supposes that the Banks will furnish
bills of exchange, in which business he sup
poses no specie at all to be necessary. Bv
this means every desirable end viii be at
tanned the country will have an abundant
supply of money because none Of it will be
drawn off to send TO Boston or other distant
places to pay debts or purchase goods the
Banks will make larger profit. he ,arsa tbav
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to the United Kingdom, and uice versa at tw o
cents of United States postage each, if they do
not exceed two ounces in weight and at one
cent per ounce, or fraction of an ounce, when
they exceed that weight, to be collected in all
cases in the United States; and the same will be
subject to an additional like charge in the United
Kingdom when not exceeding two ounces; but
the third ounce raises the British charge to six
pence with an additional charge Of twopence for
each additional ounce. When sent to or receiv-
ed from foreign countries, icitioid passing
through The United hingdom,they will be charge
able with the regular United States rates to be
prepaid when sent, and collected when received.
Newspapers and Periodicals to Foreign Coun-
tries particularly to the Continent of Europel
must be sent in narrow bands,opcn at the sides or
ends otherwise the are chargeabe there with
letter postage
~ X. HALL. Postmaster General.
Post-Ofice Department, June IL, 1851
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Ohio.

The Wings Of Ohio have put one Of their
strongest men into the field for Governor, having
nominated the Hon. Samuel f. Vinton.
Gen, WISFIELD Scorr was nominated for the
Presidency.
The resolutions were after the genuine old
Wing pattern, with a special exclusion Of the
Compromise as Wing Test Good Glad to
see Ohio second Vermont. The North and West
Is evidently right on this point
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Rates Of Letter Posture beticeen The United States
and Cnnndn after he 3OM Of .llino 1851


Remarks referring 10 The ADORE Tdbie--For
every single letter IN manuscript, or paper Of any
kind upon which information shall be asked or
communicated in writing, or by marks or signs
sent by mail, the rates mentioned in this table
shall be charged; and for every additional half
ounce or fraction of an ounce above the weight
named in this table, an additional single rate is
10 be charged
Direciiops-lst. Every letter or parcel not
exceeding half an ounce in weight shall be
deemed a single letter or rate.
ID. All drop letters, or letters placed in any
Post Office not for transmission, but Tor delivery
only shall be charged with postage at the rate
Of one cent each.
3D.. Each deputy postmaster, whose compon-
sniion for the last preceding fiscal year lending
the Both June did not exceed $500. may send
through the mail ali letters toriReii by himself
and receive through the mail all written commu-
ulcations addressed to himself, on his priraie ju-
siness, which shall not exceed in weight one
half an ounce, free of postage. This does not
authorize them TO frank any letters, unless writ
ten by themselves, and on their private business
only; nor does it authorise them to receive free
Of postage anything but written communications
addressed TO themselves, and Oh their private bu-
slness.
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Analysis Of the 9th chapter Of Matthew,
Rev. HHam Carleton, PIP. 50, y mo. Chronicle
Press. Windsor. The author is well known in
this region and his profound acquaintance with
the structure Of the Greek language, and his a.
bilty as a biblical exposiior, viii demand for
this exposition Of a very difficult portion of scrip
ture an attentive perusal and great considerations
For sale at Waton's Bookstore
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1flarriaQes.

Ia Aonhhsld, Joy IL by Rev Jehel Clafin. Mi ulhei
Answonh j. 10 Miss Besey r. silshy. Also, Mr.. EeaEeI
NJ. Williams 70 Miss Jane \. Silsh,, all Of Roxhufy
Atlhe TemleIanre House, this village June 22nd, by
Kew T. baoe Ne d. r. Andrews, OF East ontpelief,
siss Ruih Waite OF Casis
In BeIlin Jui 3h BY Rev. u. d. Kimhal ar p Pa ns
Of Hafdwick ~ Aiss s. s. Townsend VI Beflin.
Ia ! shn, July o,h, b. ih. Rev. A Hs1sr, Mr.. X. H.
WhIusf " Miss susan c. Phelps, b9th sf balm.
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Liheifs Lining age, No 37i, contains twenty
one artIcics-an unusual variety. Good, oil
course, as its selections always are.
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DeatI)s.

cars and months
~ Norhded on The 27th Of June, Mrs shaw, wife Of
Aluuzo shaw, agcd 40 years.
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I'E a1se iher having recently 6uted up the Ola Stand,
tuoNu us the EAGLE HOTEL, n Moltpehor, would
ertus tho trsvrns camnuqify, that she
prepared tlrni- iheu with good accommodations
he iound the place The House is beautifully ocat-
ed aitin rods of the RaIod Depot and within
hundred rl- the state Hoase No plius will hc spared
to mako % bone fer those WIN ptiteusa fhe House.
Pfruus OF pleasure vii b. entertained reasonable
terms.
Transient Boardet il be furnished pleasant
0ot.. accommodation, fr hof.rs.
1gPoisun, canned TO and from the pepoi Zee of charge.
z. kiABALL.
Af,nt..ftf, r,fs fs4
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The Illy number Of the Boys md Girls Nag
azine is Just ont the editor offers copy of
lIarpers' Family Bible, worth twenty-five Dol
lars, as prize for the subscriber who viii send
hin the shortest and most correct English sentence
containing the ichols 4pba5et That VIII be a
prize worth having indeed and we have no
doubt it will set the young folks at work in good
earnest
This Magazine is published monthly The
July No. begins the Eighth volume Terms. one
dollar year Money may be sent by mail at the
publishers risk The Postage is now reduced
to only one cent each number Bradbury & Guild,
l20 W ashmgtor street. Boston, publishers.
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" -. - lii
o''' % ",'' uol ~ ''a' y,
D. aa NV nv 80
- ~ ~ T. wy
. ~
last week. His name is Peter Nlssau-.Her-
clvg
Decentralization
a a. 'ol III, ~ ~ lle poslou o't "l'lH9
rom uie oiu dl' ssys ulll lle sil'p4es OF
Sv,l,l y. 'e' 80 ~ N'.a"s u
1t seems fitting that sylvan specimens should be
sent from Hoodstook. the name ia the old Eng
llsh being Woodstock stoke a place. the words
thus compounded sgnfying place in the woods.
The name of the town may be fairly called IN
Latin. Siirqain. Spiyii of The IRE.
F,o., o,,.,,, The d,.as are to Nav 031
The elert,on Ear State otyi,ers was aboni m take
olsrs mo nronaller Rlack Uavk b,3 com
i,,ln.o1 lr rs,,,,I.r ,ri,,s hat,,r portI,,d .,,3
oro.,on ci,v FTbe NOM f-o,, ,ba Na,sI,r,,,b
',,oes ~ ren,,,aI h., ,bs S,,tes,,,.,, i III,
dlscourapinp.
Jos,,ge .>y,,,ns The yvosb;n,,te, p on,llic
,nronnres Tia, tbe post t1f;ce Denar,,,on, has
already issned > 500 600 nostngo st,,,,s ami are
seud,no Them ont ar the rate ~ 400 200 nsr d,v
'inother Cuban ErPed't'on.-A New Orleans
CORE ponu'n' states '1al announcer Ouoan eAPeuii-
sol 9-o a.. ~ -, ,,
luz, - ~. S5' r'5'
'''' p'.'N ~ 800 "'lu V''N We i'l''U
~" 'Suu' '""S ''N9"l eIe J"''s"'0''pn %
ue oiH'eu St''eS' ana san "lliiin TWO moiiuis'
Dreadfid uprdp Baltimore, July IA
dreadful murder was committed IN Baltimore Co.
on Sunday a ilther numbering his own daught-
er and grandchld The fathers name is Thorn
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5000 LBS. SALMON,

PROM Hudson nay Also English Maesotel OF superior
! quality llr safe by sinRk@ O. LANGDON.
fua- n.
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va, good anice. Plled Wse, such Tea aud Coffee
Pots, sugar Bowls Creamer and Caso Baskets, Casios
B,Iiaoia Tea and Coffee Pos, P.ttoros Ladies', SC
A Lao of
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ClIES.

Gold and English Levers from the best Of MAKERS ani
warranted. t;oid Auchor and Cylinder Eseapeineuts -
silyei English Levors, (Rhdle maker very he,ty, aso
Auchof, Lever cylinder Escapemeni aud Verge atches.
A lLrae snnnlN Of
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,NiIuer Table T. Tea Spoons,


Cream Ladies' Desert Spoons, Sugar SPOONS Batter Knives
Knives the newest patterns, and warranted Of the
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BR0CHA SILK FIG. P0PLINS,
NEW BONNETTS.
NCOTT * FIELD

| G. sToRRs & LANGDoN.
f,,. 3D. 30
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Table Cloths and Spreads.

Ii WOOL, Cotton aud Lineu TABLE SfhEApsi and
\ White aud Blown Linen Table Cloths Of every de-
epton and style, the Cenirai s's.s
May ~ y IL I'M" N"o~''
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NoTICE-To yHE cIrr-
reps Of New York. Philsdepha, and Balsimo-e-Msvs-
ments Of Professor che Wizard Norh
Professor A will continue his Grand Ora vns IA
tertanmens ct Sorees hytereuses at the Musical run2
HAIL Philadelphia up to the Ih instant every evening"
giving grand Day kntertsnmeE on Thanksgiving DAG, an
Friday. He then proceeds to Baltimore, wasrs
meness seriss OF his performances Nor
day, December a. the Asse mby Rooms Of
and Lombard streets where Re will ap
gth and thea returns 10 New York and opens for thu
Christmas holidays a. the Astor Place with
entire ehanrs Of wonders and mysteries, Professor
during his stay In New York. IN addition 10 his Sorees
evening will give two grand day performances each vst
Wednesday and ssturdsy -for the omnedasoz OF
families schools country residents SO. For tsrthss par
tNulsrs see future ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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AGE NCY.

VXyORrHINoTON O. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practise law in tAs supreme Court 70 attend TO cases
before Cengre-to claims and settle
against Departments and Boards Of
patents home and aBroad-to obtain pensions
bounty collect debts dividends legsoes
part Of the United states and in foreign
countres-o make Of funds loans and
and bond and mortgase-and negotiate the
sale loans lands patent rights in any
Union Particular attention paid to California land tEs
coming TO the United States Supreme Court
peal Communications, paid addressed to W. O.
thsn No Carroll Place Capitol HUI. Washington D. c.,
will meet with prompt attept on.
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.OR. RALYB. AUTHOR OF rHE practical PA

.NR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL YRI
H. v.te Treatise, 80. Ofss hours 30 II o'sioos A n
.aa stss o'clock NJ tsundsy exceytsdb No 80 ers,r
vch street IRON the uneommon medical advantages We
resided sewers, Paris tor the purposs
dvs tboss diseases followed By long and evtsusy,
practice devoted exclusively W this speciality esn win
out hesitation, promise even In ths sewers CON p
vain safe end radical cure. than css be obsaned from AL
other In Amersa Thoss Who apply in the saYis,
STAGES Diseases will Be rsAed ease aud rapiss,
Of the which IL often Effected vsry fsw days SCI
Ser, address bon SD Post 0hs,.
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ERssseE or GOVERNOR BILL, oy TExAs.-The
message Of Governor Bell to the Legislature Of
Texas, L. largely occupied with the discussion Of
rangements that have been made BY the Federal
Government for It's liquidation. The Governor OBJ
jects to the decision OF the Secretary Of the Tres
sury in regard to the terms which stock for any
portion Of the remaining ve miIli,ns OF dollars
will be hsued: and be argues, in effect, tina. she
holders Of clsims should be paid only the actual
par value of the securities which was realized by
state impr ovements. To accomplish his views, he
suggests that efforts be made to produce such a
modification Of the fifth article Of the second section
OF the act Of September q, 1850, as will authorizs
and require the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue
10 the state all the stock conte plated By the
fourth article Of the act upon her filing such re-
sesses TO the United States as may be deemed ne
cessary to exonerate the Federal Government from
any liability for any portion or all Of the debt Of
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Obituary Notices.
MATTHIAS ATWOOD.


Mr. Matthias Atwood died on the eth inst. at
Dulwich The deceased was for many years
kno sn ia the commercial world He entertained
strong opinions of the necessity Of charging the
currency, but was a high tory. and In 1916 voted
for agricultural protection. He sat fer Calling
ten In the Psrliamepts Of 1926 and 1s26, and for
Porouchhridge In those OF 1880 and 1881. Tie re-
presented Whitehaven from 1892 to ISL, when he
retired Il is supposed that Mr.. Atwood died
in the possession Of immense wealth
HON. THOMAS KENYON.
Hon Thomas Kenyon died on the ith inst, at
the Prades. county Of Sslop, aged IL He wa, the
son Of the irst Baron Kenyon, distinguished as
Judge.
HON. JAMES wELLRsLET.
Hon. James Wellesley, the youngest sOa Of the
Earl Of Mornipgton, died on the SOth ult., at
Geneva, aged 30.
JOHN CAMPBELL
Mr.. John Campbell died ia the parish Of New
battle. on tie 18th OF October aged 90 years. This
venerable man was much respected In the neigh
borbood, and has left behind him the large number
I'LL seendautJ, namely son aud daughters,
p grandchidren, ~ great grandchildren, and q
Rrtat-great- randchildrcn.
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most pPt TO be inhaled, be eare' 20 remember % Canal
y and cheap.
DnGNIx PASTE AND PHENIx nIxTUaE.-raIss
prep.rstions have no rival .nd fear no oonoes.l1a
aSnorrsas L:usorrSa9 and osss soa :. .ss Prsas
Drug store No ~ North William street corner 81 oh,shln
NO FEE TILL cURED:-DRs COOPER MURPHY.
IN & Roosevelt street. from Asr long practice snd
iessionA tnovledse, may BE relied frthe Ofti,g,
e sse,sr p.'f o S.s SsSs T. s ssa1 % az, n
Lnsaa'e Nc. the nal deer aa0sii sAs srsass,,
NEW MEDICAL Booxs-A coHF,Ers PsAer,oAa
.nd Al. the isdfsd By Ir.a. slssss
so.,is y so2 Sss,I Pi' ss . 81 ,... ~
above named n,urs u "a larrs du.rso. 80 Pa stcsag
% as, s sad isars.sy - 81 sass
.st fsr suesrsf .sy sSiss :, .7si pssisssi
s .s sSsa sas4 A ~ rS.. q Es pc.
s,e -. s.s s =. V s i. F Tss's1 5,
"a brc.sS,y. sad s, sSs su,asr 50 Sro.issS
TEE MARRIED woEASs PRIVATE MEDICAL cox
psnios-sy Dr. A y nsuriOsss rEo;ss,ar o. D.seAss'
Year, q .uacrins phySs ana psa.. sas1isO % s.s,
"a as'sSnss. wife ssa p.sss.ry aseol... 50 "a, hus
rOrs lis INTENDED sspsoisiy Tor Ne married 81 Mss,
sSss .Ess; T. sl. da1:'s 9S'a' ~
70 S9s' whose health doe, no, pssna % n iasrsAs
mere .s9. syery tspslssAs si,s ~, n',Ass-,a, -.
ys,rs in whom n..srs an ipor,aas ,aaAe
GA s,.ss'sr no sausss synpis. and sss me-,
v which hsr SEE 70 ,us.sss. -, . 49, o,,,s
DlvTss. Var l. ttsh
M DEaa siR ny vie sa,ssss pstospss.y nahas 90
sush MA sarsras som ssi dlraS As- oes-
s1a pr5s,,ssias ssr pSsss lie n naissab tsasss
Ana which abe la, o;csson desphrtl g. sar-
sh. . s' 30 ro.,, A. III. sine fnos sbsr, -,
noa,ss5 heard your boob hShy spoken o. as csasN.aS
i'.s a,s !. 1I Ia sfssiss ~
MAD I'D Discover. s.sa an. %
r@mssy isssSsd prosps.s 20 me Which ssi.
Va. ps.ssis. BIZ, sr As sns,ssr year vSals ss,s
wosi h.vs been IN les rr,rs. ssi ny shIrsa I. No.
tAsrless. .
rS as bise sreassi Of as they s,r4sss
Tor 30 pssrisa o. ,he,.
ssr ..ss i T s.s,
rusier. Mobile AlsbsmsI 7. y. Psssrson. u Casas,
On r.. rss.ipi q a. copy yiu b. .a.... ;, ~.l
IRE. o. pes,sss W sny par, q the asd s,ssss Al lsss
rs: \ ss'' J s:a FL a ssa'' ~
DARI. AND LONDON TREATMENT or PzrvArp
,. :sy ssossAs on s'' :, I%,. sSss .s
srd CONSTITUTIONAL AdeoMors. he combines mstt,tass va
m. s. ssrss s.sos Ss |
ys.rs durshon from The ohsr physlcsns In ~ as ses
vssoss ssr.ss sssS Others sss sss.ss & Sr Ds
ne former one soos enough a .Ss. bss sossss
bead oss Application surss me ssr .,' III s 49,
' s s,ss ~ :. ss,s 81 ~s.iass o .ss
v.SoSs Sssss, 81, ysS cured ~ IOay saa ss,,vs:
..s.n.n shS,, .% s.,,Ss ., ", Sod, .ad sra
sssrs zine hal s,sn snds, ssss, pays,glss, ,es
s.sss s,ns y ,,ry ss'P ss xms,, pss .
::,s, s.s. sts's-,' es e. s nss.as
Z" - sss.s, ss.s., W. s,sr, ssn s-,sas,,' ,ssssa
sssvses-as,la sas ,sass
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Superior Court.
supef fOr court.
ACTION FOR sEDUc rIoN VERDICT or $4,000.


Before Hon Judge Mason.
Nov % John Uebasrs John Washington -rhis ca's,
which has occupied the Court eight days, Was submitted
20 the jury this morning The parties In this suit
Germans The plsintif complains that on the Goth
September 1859 the defendant. who IL physician, &c
uced bis daughter Auns Maria Weber when sent 10 hs
drug store errapd Damages are laid ct $1,000
There great deal OF medical testimony, which 10
wholly unfit for publication. The jury rendered YER
diet Cor the plaintiff in the full amount soughtSl00 00
A poll was demanded by the desenisnts COUNSEL
aud they were found unanimous.
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nR. 4. noRrAnoRR WOULD SAY 10 THOSE VINO

nR. L. hoRfAkoR1 WOULD SAY 10 THOSE WHO
~ have oentrnsted diseass. /" cara ~ !oles hst -
ssre 81 thv he.th" hsvs devof mssy yesrs %
say ana have eassd successfully thousands Of
n..eots Thoss Who these pians
oar a. 80 ffres Of eharssl from A hssP NJ Sundays
esoeped m ron value vcvr healsh yon will ssod these
40 cell thstthcy only
90, "a asssso In i've forns Persons whose health had
-. ,rin,s bv those cyclists call upon daily.
wv" l. HORTAhOSx n. D.. i8 william street.
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SAP REsUrT OF MKsMEarss "A very respsc
table nsrred lady Of Boston tbs wife Of worthy man
hss lately been conveyed 10 Ineaps Asylum By her
friends Her infanity " attributed In pat " not wholly
To her consu.soD With professors iths - saisj
mp,ic Ar.
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EELLows ETHIOPIAN NINsrRELs. u BSoAD

A sTOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE SECOND GERMAN
"A performances Of the best society Of German astors the
United States under the Of Chares Stein sa
turday, Nov 90 for the time York TIE BELL
RINGER OF The CHURCH OF NoTRx DANE, AND 5.
EERALDA, THE Gypsy 0IRL-an interesting drama, In
six tHbltauI BY Alexander Dumas Doors open 6k 70
commence ut IL eelsok Prices Of
tho Boxes 81 so not secured
CHAR Es STEIN.
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| RowIRY TBKArRR-D00Rs OPEN AT sk cURTAII
;s: sa ss ::s =. M i Nov
viii vito VI:
..' "a q p. s,
.'sss s.s 3 ssI III sI hsS y1sl;i;s n:
EnpsrGr Paul NJ Tilse.; Iva. Dsnea Mr. kddyi Csshs
III 7:
CenJ George Rppon. Mr.. TAyior xadans, Mrs. JORDAN.
RURToNs THEATRE CHAMBERS sTRKEr.-DooRs
Di Tv cs s. :as f e
's1i: VIC sifssfs'y .-:f. Me- IT, g. M
s fsIsS B.ss bss
eo1sa Is st, NJ. ann r. e. With
E@ ms w. vi rsSs Mis-: Ara'' '.me Miss
NaT.o o 4 T HEAT. CHATHAM srEERrxD0oHs
Boxes Is cents PHI TX osn.s; orchestra Tickets. IS ssns:
S 81 & hS
s =. 4.sF S.:
4: sl:n s 3 ASss Il n;
Little Nose, Master John Murray .s Miss Barber
CT GEoRaE's CONCERT THE ANNUAL CONCERT
sss n s. s Viii s II:
Whom IN. .9,
H'd :.S.n sE sisG GaItf0S Mr. ' ''
.: !; &. s :s,ss:s s:ISs!. W..
Sinor BETTINI,
Mr.. HUDSON.
INsrRUmErrAL PERroRMERs.
Hons. JAELL the eminent Pianist
Aisk H. n sEpd sw YftSs' c;s saSx
"a a srsna Orchestra is engaged
''n'a'''' -; PROGRAMME; Ma o'0H'r I0Drn
l. Medley Overture American Airs . . Full Orchestra
ssrsnads," from The knight 81 Hrva NJ Hudson
srnsni Inyoami, from Ern.ni. Mrs. T. Bostwick
o. Grand Fantasia Of Lucia d LammsrmoOr-Pru;
Bosro 81 vnc.., asset Madam: inaa sS %b iis1
C.y.tin. from Beatrice d T:sds. xms Bisoasoiansi
.. " Bird ON the Trse'-violin and full Orohes-
ira composed and executed BY. .Mska Hsussr
"Bisci-eyed susss"-insii.i ballad Mas BouoRslis
L. Sicilinpa from Roberto 10 Dable. sgnor Bsttni
song Anns fsilsn
6. Grand Duet on popular airs in Der Frey
schultz" for Piano and violin-oomposed
Rcnde from iuSi. ii Eamm:. Hms Bisc.ooia.si
Doors open A. half past s. commences 81 haif.p sst7
2. The evening the Conder and ohs follow
Ing Committee Of nAnasemen.:-
u Beales ESQ D President 30 East Fourteenth st.
G. PIT :ssOp H, vice rrs,dsns L Third avenue:
Bunch; lsa, a Vice Consul S BARELY stree.
= +. sanderson: IL Ciin ST. y.R. wAlters
Chas Edwards 81 Broadway John walker s. Exchange
W. D. Cuthbertson, 90 Wall place.
J. G. Wells, II Vail street. John J. BARTLETT
8 Crooks % Clin street W. Hndouxh. vesey street.
c. b. Gilman. l3 Pearl st. r. Irwin, 50 Front street,
n. Carter, l42 Broadway. Edmund Arnold - Walker.
Henry smales. J. Dobssn, IL Norris street.
r. Bsss. liz Pearl street..
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ITO MANAGERS AND MUSICAL ARTIsTs-A LADY.
known and aeknsvlsdsed IS one Of the frat singers In
Europe has recently arrived in this country and desire
Of engssng with Of salient and respectfully
give limited number Of concerts In the principal AtlAaGs
ces in the event Of her these her
sccoupt she will be happy to troat With musical
the first talent Address Euterpe Box so Pos: ONss,
which shall be strictly onhdential,
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@ zoo REYARp.-rErrRIrs ANTIporE. A sPr

nR WARD, BEING DEVOTED TO Tue SCIENTIFIC
~ treatment 81 all 9e ate disorders warrants the speed
est 10 the unfortunate You will be cured by him. s
lively in half the usual time and by mild mesfot, with
on. any pain Those have contracted diseases Ne would
10 make early application Patients see none bls the
Doctor once 10 Csnsl street. oorner Of Brosdwsy Nos
required until cured.
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Acquired John Avery, os rial at Morgln.
ton. n g, tor the murder Of william Fl'nnu5 has
Ifrn acquitted
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CIRCUS INV YORK AMPHITHEArREv BowERY-
" Saturday Afternoon November - 81 half
past extra entertainment sor the Of
those who in gaining admission Thaak
sng all the splendid ests displayed on that oseAsioa
ssuAl Boxes and Parquette, cent?; Children under
years. half price; Pit, l2h censs.
NATI0NAL THEATRE. WAsHINGToN;-k A. NAB.
IN shall Sole Lessee The ladies and gentlemen engaged
for the above named requested to
bic in the Green Thursday Dec q. l. O'Clock.
preparatory to the opening of tho theatre.
W. FLEMING, Stage Manager.