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Fre,f-rh, na-ss,is dull i,oco ~. Dry roA odd Al
S20lGs27,; loa9 b5is Mass,sh'su- SUI. IVA
X 3 go hbs large 3 sold al = % Ne'li1s done n
ppt ssorEsyrs ave - dali demand Aad ssssrs have al
vaSc~a ic owing tire right sock when pas oeea ~
rse'ed found "a be oey go hA9s ana y ~ osIs
moth Holders pate better prices as reaeers soss
are low $50 hhjs. Caba VI oavado sold a. :. &c -.
bo,es A. 4lF1fc winch "a e advance on lSes All -
on khds hhds fine Porto Rico sold a. z',' re fo..
Rio sc5ce est copm Is 2leat5 ana e sI =, lsS,
20 do elayed CUBA Iec and 100 tar a. y C1ass Is
frmer. Bn has advanced e 20 bag sc ~ S'e.
OILS-Ihe market y mor9 stssay iSl tessea' ''0
gaIlo1s sold SIC and eoo u fTom 81 re 49,
cor sjerab amount which has depressed tie marset
FRUiT-The safes have been very ign sIa,n -, -
We have on notice sales - 90 ootes bnheh hnsns
81 7Oc and 10 half do az &c lV.O a. 90 a. d -
Dueo Peaches have ruled yev qolet snce og sL otes
Of 90 bsl. Yves EN- at III yc ana :? o@s sI s,9 Az
Western at IA l5,c = h.. Dried APPLES are m good r.
q1est &c new and 5d5c for old Dried Cherries
are dDlI and heavy at II dl8c %.
BEESWsX-A far demand 'or PRIME Southern and
West,rn yellow. Sales Of I.2o0 lbs. AT ~ spic cash
BRICK-Hard North River are IN good demand aud are
Oh 4 SAKEA 6rm market with good shipping demand
tr, S26 hMeal IS ia good request Sales Of u tuns
TAILow-rhe market is firm. Sales OF 900 ts
prime CITY at 7;c al C 81 cash Sod. ..h "a
cont 200 h OH Peppermcnt, pure at 81 .. CASH cases
MAN la Indigo common 6670c. and z0O kegs super
Carnonaie Soda at 4!c., . months
IJNIE-There have been arrivals, and We have
nothing 10 report last sale a, 9jc. Tor common.
LATFI-2O0 Geo Eastern sod al 81 o. cash
PLASTER without change since our last only nod
era business has been DONE and we have nothing TO re-
port. . =. ,.-.o 49,, az mo
CIGARs-sO.OOo German sold at s. ;eSs9' and l2''"s
Havana nj 81 GSss --. o, 49, IN
BEANS AND PEAS-The supply is larser oil Nnts
Pe9ns and the market heavy and very quiet sales OF
40 bbs at 81 2iGSl % q bush Canadian Peas are IN i4l
demand 68G76c IN bulk MarTowats are scarce anu
pfItes nominal ..
HOPS-TneTe is little activity IN Hops to-day an" we
only hear Of % bales sold, AZ y 33c
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday evening, Nov g. at 81 Johns Church,
Workers by Rev. II. L. Stow, Nj. JAMES NJ HYDE, IT.
Q Miss MARY IL, daughter Of William n seymour
ESQ OF Archdae, YOnkeTs, Wesichester Co. -
On Thanksgiving Day Nov. p, at s. Marks 6nnicn'
Wiamsburgh. by Rev S NJ HasAns, MI EDG AZ Z, "a q
BE, OF The NtiisGns5urql Gazette 10 MISS ELIZA
BETH OUsE BARTON, Of New-York. ,
On Thursday evening" Nov e. IN the C9nsfeg AROMA
MI EDWARD PORTER Of Brooklyn, ~. Y, and
Miss CAMELIA L. HEMINWAY, daughter oil the ld'e
Capt HervCy Hemmway. ,o,,>,
On Thursday Nov ~, by Rev John Thompson, JOHN
NJ ANDERSON. to Miss ISABEL, youngest daughter OF
Andrew Beittam, both Ofths City.
On WEDNESDAY Nov g. by Rev George L. prentlss,
CHARLES p DICKIE TO SUSAN c.. daughter Oft the late
John II. Bates - <, CT
pRA SIMMONS 10 MARY JANE MAGEE, both OF this
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DIED.,

AtBrooklyn NOV, o. AUGUSTUS GRAHAM, aged IL
years. .-.., ,..,d ,h
funeral services the Church of tn Saviour Pierreppn-
St. without further notice, tins Saturday afternoon at Z
O'Clock precisely. .. ,
On Thursday, Nov q, SUSAN, daughter OF Auiie" n
Brown, aged 10 months ..---.,
The friends of family invited to attend the funeral
Saturday afternoon at 81 o'clock from No 4ZirVhg-
On Thursdav morning Nov 81, JONATHAN + young:
illam w and Sarah A Lyon IN the ihyeaT OF
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend ms funeral from the residence OF his father
No 70 West 18Th Saturday, 10Th inst, al ociech
p NJ The will lie taken 20 Harlem Tor lniermen ~
On Wednesday Nov 20, at The house OF MI Jonn VI or
gan. No 24o Peafl-st Brook GEORGE JACkSoS' OF
the firm Of Messrs Jackson, R0bios Co, Newio in
the iOth year of his age. :,
TIE friends and relatives Of the family respectfully IN
yted to attend ms funeral Saturday, NOV ~ AZ
o'clock from St. AIMS Oh rich, Brooklyn without lFther
invitation ,,.
Illness EUGENE, son OF Meanc1hon w and LydHi nor
ton, IN the 18th year OF his age .,,
On Thursday, Nov. n, after short ana sew Illness
JAMES WREATH infant son OF John and Ellen McCan-
Their friends and those OF his uncle A Long, are re-
scfy invited TO attend his funeral from the res dence
ofhs parents No % West 23th st this morning. 25 lnst
at g. o'clock A. NJ precisely. The remains Will be taken
to the Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery, Bronsyie Tor
:, KY We. NOV >. rrrI.prrN'i a pisO"N renoh
daughter OF samuel 7 Champney, aged 90 yesrs.
The funeral viii take place at Reg DE- Cox 5
Church Henry St ON Sunday afternoon at O'Clock me
friends the family respectfully invited 10 attend with
IA Bosisn papers please copy
In This City Nov I'll after a sholt illness, CHARLES
WOLCOTT BROWN, aged "a years. son u Elias Brown,
EsQ of Mystic Gem, and brother OF B. Brown, OF The
The promise and high prospects the deceased warrant
ed high hopes for ie and happiness, and character ana
attachments had dawn around nun circle o. iIieaaS ia
relatives IN this City ana his native State, who deeply ID
n.ent tins befeas cmcnt.
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Arrived.

L. $. Mail steamship Washington. FLOYD. from Hre
homswIth 10 freight add li2 passengers to Moer
Sand hera; All on SANDY Hook Nov rs, A,I
steamship Brother Jona,hln htsTdge, late Mis- xhl
was lett sicA at Kingston, Jam from Chagres Nov ~
san Juan llih, and kingston Jam 2st with specie ana
passengers. 10 Mills \ Co.
Packet ship Albert GaarIn Delaao from LIVERPOOL o.,
q Win mdse anu 6ss passengers to Grinnel, Mintura
SHIP Cleone. tof Yarmouth Baxter. "a days from Ro.
eidan, with 1dse and ~ passengers, to W +. Schmidt
Go. Nov - la, 30 Is. Ion 20 a. spoke whale snD ar
Ann, IT and from NeS. Bedford, for Pacific Ocean.
FacA.t ship DctSIsA.ie, loyey from London and 20
mouth Nov D. with nldss and passengers 10 Joha ,.is-
void 2st INST of Georges shoal noel very heavy
SHIN Ohio, Philips 81 DAYS from Tiserpool with mase
and 80 passengers, 20 J. w Philips Co. he IS de-
tanned at Quarantine having - cases Of the small On
Ship Humboldt. BIena Beessen 81 days from Bremen
"th Indse. and 2Jy passengers. 70 l. Brouchard-
pool WITH ndse and 3S0 passengers 10 " J. T. Taps-
colt The Is bound TO Savannah put IN t. thus port TO
Ship George Turner, Prince, Havi- Oct 70. nsess am
Bark j. Soitha5d OF Richmond B,ho2 - days if,a.
Sons
Bark TheC1ena ,of Johnston B.rland from ,;las.on
ct 20 with mt>e 20 Croesel CROSBY 20. Have bsea
iVsto tae westward OF GeoIscs Shoals, with heavy
RAIk Elize Hanb Fran;rnlnn q deys ron Has5rr-
psse and l4 passengers 10 ". Won Seht Co ll;h ms
Is = 81 lon u - SlN steamer supposed her 70 the
BSiA Rh.les MeNar savannah days cotton aud nee.
Bark RAein, lHamS.l Popp, % isgs froa Hamburger.
WIN ~ na,e ana ~ pesse nseIs; TO Beck ntanit
Big haTTIet NarSie2. Badeaux OCT p, brand e. &
lhe has on board number othe passengers oi tn Bf
shI9 Unicorn, lately lost Al sea.
Brig orole Brandt 10 days from 81 Marks WITH cotton
70 master 10th inst Of Cape May spoke ship laisoa
BISON hsnce Tor ChaIsston ard took from hsr ar
O. brings hone The AID ef the brig Je-
Tome, OF Bristol which des royei W FIRE at Cheese
tai los She vas rCm and for Nsw-yoTt aad hai eafs5
Big Maiinc' iof Rockland II lrndlse 81 days from
tferfre-oe. r1lasses. 70 Dun<rsnb Cal
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PROG X 4 Nj N <

PART ., -.
MEDLEY Overture American Arr -- J III - n's.ra
ssrepAde from The knight of Arf4. p IL usph
Ernani InvOlami." from - nani Mr. , hostTo =,
PRO Psocatis. from Rosshis Sabat Mater sig bthsn
Grand ant OF Inca d. Lamme rmDorP Alfred Jasi
4 boIsTs y hy Vincent Masset- Madame Anna Ihon
"Cavaiiaa" from Beatrice d. Iendl Mad Bscaocln'i
: " BIrd on the Tree Violin and mil Orches,la-
Composed and executed by -.-------siska Hans'f
o.. PASI H. nv he Company
Blacs E,ed susan. English Ballad Nj ,d. 3oueheile
La Slcl,nna from Roberto D'aole SSnoI BE .tlh
Solo the Concertna; 6y-.--- 9lI 49,
The Lovers PATH" English song Dad Anna hloa
q Grand Duet on Popular AIRS IN Der Freichul,
for Piano and NIolin-Composed and executed
Rondo from, | nc a d. Iammermo0r. Mad Bscaccanii
g. Grand Triumphal March Full Orchestra
Doors opsn AZ q 9emmsncs at y, 49, 10 h., 81. tho ~
Ell and of The following Committee OF Management
COMMITTEE Of Management.
&c BEAIESiEsG NJ ID PresidentNO 30 East l.th-st.
" YOUNG. st zee President, No 3 Bsrclay-st
A. BARCLAY, Esq, II NJ. Consul, No. 80 Barclay st.
BUNCH Esq II N yiS C Go ans. No % R"T'a''
Joseph fowler No. 90 Wall ST.
+ SANDERSON, No. IS Cllf-S;.
CHARLES EDWARDS, Ne 20 Broadway.
wD CUTHBERrSON. No 80 wall-st.
s CROOKS No 90 Chfr. st
c Il. ELLIMAN, No. l3l Pearl-st
y CARTER. No li2 Broadway
HENRY SMAIES
G PITT. I'd Vice President, No. II Avenue 81.
r BAGE. No. l72Peari-st.
+ WALKER, No ia Fulton-st.
W BRAND, No. AZ Pne-st.
JOHN ]. WALKER, No. 50 Exchange. place
JOHN j BARTLETT
W. HINDOUGH. No. l Nesey.st.
Il. IRWIN. No. 90 Front-st.
EDMUND ARNOLD, No. 70 Walker-st
j. DORSON Ne l3 MorTIs-st nsp
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NrrTrse or THE ASSOCIATION yea THE

n.rrlse OF THE ASSOCIATION yea THE
p,l,xy OF AaEp ISDloENr PEN.Lys-Yesteriay
.Asut aeon meeting OF the Patrons Of this 5enevo
IN, Institution was held al the Home IN Twentieth
A. near Third.av., 10 celebrate the Th,rty-eig1lh
Aan.vesary, ard 10 hear the record Of the proceed
i,ss OF last year very large attendance Of ladies'
were present.
Rev. MI. Adams readthe Annual Report the Az
sosiaton, which gives an account Of the hsp'J re-
suits that have crowned their endeasofs 10 con'''
and sustain the aged We suboin an extract
The annals of an enterprise Ike this can scalcely
he srncied 10 attract the youthful ana Ia
The history they relate differs out i.Le ohT 5a
from snoihef VARIETY Is not enc OF ~ fbe aSv1-n
1iy,du Ais ted esey The peacefoi ~as ~ 'H
. ~ 49,. ,bs age OF sixty; pass tTsnQoriy on ~ may
he ten twenty Thirty. or even ioy Years anu ,
~, lave The years thus passed are marked WIN
or change, except the change from the CO n
- ~ hesIb the ENJOY meat OF pleasant oOo u Yea
and ghts when laDguOr and disease invade the
SsSnnErnr,es are multiplied upon II. But. - The re-
1~fye benevolent mind the 'aDeses oil tae dsts
sm year year. will possess interest," as tbs} SUI teu
efthst which the friends Of this ca1se must DC ps ues
~s 10 hsarhe welfare and progress on the las nllOn
snznipity and harmony its counsel and Ion, ana the
pszce and comfort Of It's subjects
But Few deaths of inmates outside pensioners
Nave occurred since the last meeting, but it was
matter of serious consideration 10 the Board to know
where to bury the dead. Tais has been since o.
waited, for lot has been offered from the Trustees
Of the Cypress Hill and two from those Of the Gene
tery OF the Eyergreens for this purpose while grant
has also be en- made from the vestry OF Trinity Church
for the same charitable object. Several donations
have been received during the course OF the past
year, and the Institution presents houfishng con-
ai,ion
The following is the Treasurers Repor,
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Foreign Ports,


At San Juan. c. A Nov II, brig Lucy. for New-orleans
next day, with passengers.
Sailed from Newcastle 18Th INST, bark LsuoN, Hores
A. London 18Th nst bark Lucinda Nichols. Tor Boston,
nearly ready Sailed ilh, bark Suwarrow, mayer io
Al Bristol 18th INST SHIPS Onward, Chase, Tor New-Or-
leans, waiting wind Henry Nesmth umgI, Ior ~ hoIS'
At Newport. r nth nst Dutch bark rheIis, Alodse-
Aldo i'm iast Ship Kstc Howe NecFoss or New-iorA'
At Liverpool 18th nst ship Cromwell JenA as Tor B''-
A, Plcou 2ls INST Br bngs Charlotte an Cordela for
Boston TO winter NJ Archat ., nj So.
Al Halifax 2ith mst ship James n Braine Robbins FOR
Sailed ron Madeira 2o,h ult brig zcnebia Carlton Tor
AtIsie of ssl sd ut trrg Albert Perkins. Thompson
for San Antonio Sc expected to leave the Islands io
snnnSm ab5nt Isl rnst, bark Cuba, Sctne from
Wilmington N c., Jut arr brigs Czarina Bates hence
25th vi, Dr Rogers Simmons, ron sasa lu T ~.
Tor do une Sid. Isl brig pls AIDES, Cenier i9r Do.
arr eve OF 81 d load l0r Boston s;anool ksh io
A. Me,sis 81 inst bugs Phsn,, PANE frcm St, Johns
r. arr d. to i1al OI Bost,n; avon. "sso, from Leg
lorn ayr 2g ut freight OF charter-only Am vessels
Sid. 2hh ult., big Sarah Ca'ams' 4" dde' new ioia
29,h bark l. A Hobart, Hoisp0a, Boston Isl llstaA
Torno Webb Nsw-York -,
Al Palermo ia ms Near o~fN SOM ~ Ne" i''''
A. Trcs,e 7th ost bark Areihusa Crowe, from Baiti-
AtLsgliorn ah INST ships rharsalla DEeYer from MAJ
sellcs arr oh. q load t5r New OTIS Vesh NiI.Hl
Moulton DO do bark RoAana. Wa'hlvrn' Tor BOSTON
about ready. r, , So. ~,
Gibraltar. Iust AR. -. -,,r r. n.
pesrIv ready; ~ W BriIge, Underwood. g1c, IA. X
Alice CoW foT New York, loading, ~; Hayward 70
CusbiBr Cc-dy 20. do. lso, Sar-illan vessel Tor
Chariesfon and schr or Baltimore SD few days be-
fore. bark Clarissa. Cook New O4leAas oifiAfus u.s.
New-yors sicilar brig E1o. Do; Spanish kesch T.sre
New OreaEs O..
Neu-Orieans soon Sarah LOUISA, Mcclellan tDT New
Y5r SON SD h, not 8lnl bark aif. CooA, Boston
Al Ro feTdam l2th inst snip Lola stihfd, Ior Nsw-
York. Daich brig America, R1yter, Tor Boston, lds
D. ish ichrs Zodiac Popken do do Poars Haasen. 10
M smith Br Tor do Martin Friecuck, lPrus) f9r
Jo IauIl Adele. lDuch) s~art' for DO Jo1a loeb
7Dcbf gs-lAeIken, for Do kculi1, Dot - Tor Puia-
eenhia cid Ilrh. ship Talbot Goodhne, reported i1r
Ne5.- York. bit probably Ne~ Orleans
t.sgo,. Iith inst ship Marion, b.: Re.3. for New
oriesps BIZ barks Hynae ford, f1r San Francisco Nova
Sofa Coming for Boston, ldg b. brig Zephyr, CTiseE
in Boston g2d and others as before
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CT CnORCE's CONCERT-Thc an

- p-al Csscs IN aid Of the Charitable asn. :. ~
"a n,,ts Tsirrs at Proisot W sscie'les2 81 ssw
Vol viIItas. place at rkIPLER HALL 90 ~ ~ 49,,
EVENING Nv 20 wass the following emh'"' A'N
Will =, nder tier services
Madame ANNA THii.LON,
Maasme BIsCACCIAk1I.
Nr. EMMA q BOsrNI
MADAME WALLACE BoUChhy,@Gih,
shghor BADIALi
siEnor BErIiSI,el,,y
Mr. HUDSON.
MsrErNySTAL 500 PERFORMERS
Mons ia ELL tue eminent pianist.
MfsK : HAUS sR, Vion, . -.
MIR sEbGEwICK. CoDcsr'ina
A grand Orchestra - en- as-d MN
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Amusements.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. As,or-
lcr-S,cond German Per-. yllace 5f he best S)oeiy
o Tran Actors IA the aitet States under tie mfaase-
oflrcat CHARLES sILlN-SAIt aDAY. Ny. y 1871,
Tor The rst time NcV- York, II HI BELL-RiNOEROf
TIE CHURCH or NOrRE DAME, Or, Esulernldl, tie
a. .cV carl - interesting Drama spisa- aDlclK
~ ander D1mas Doors open II Ito cIlinel'e -
Prices 81 sdmssion Secured sfas The lxcss - -
gf ,,cnre az parts 81 the horse, ~ cents li-
tbsaier 2Jrts. 'n1 a. CHARLES : iEtN-
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VABERNACLE.-The public are re-

"A BIZ nm AtLE.-i ne puOIlc are re-
n spectfully informed that GRAND VOCAL and
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT viii DO given On MON
DAY EVENING, December l. b. Committee Of sentle-
men Of this city, for the relief Of MI JOSEPH PER
KINS an old and highly rspPe able Derber Of the FIRE
Department who has lately through blindness been de-
priycd Of the means II support.
The following artists have most generously rendered
Their grat,utOus services Mrs. EMMA GILLINGHAM
ROSIVICK. Miss VI ARIA LEACH, Mr. r. LISTER,
air STEPHEN LEACH, MI john A. Kyle the celeDra-
ted Flust Dir SeJg~Ick Professor OF The COncerns:
Mr. GOOall Violin Ist who wall have the honor Of making
his iIst appearance IN America.
The whole under tle direction u Mr.. George LOder.
Tick cts 70 centsTO he hid al the Music Stores
or Of the following gentlemen OF the Committee
G. V Anderson. /opbar Mills John Benlan,
Morgan Morgaus John Murphy Henry ]. Carpenter
Daniel COger James CrnssInan, Thai1eus B.GOyer
STEPHEN Carpenter, COacAn Titus, Harrison Brown,
Seth c Douglass, Thomas Brown, Darius Harrington
VIM Al Tweed, Alfred Carson, John c0ger.
Stephen T. Hsyt, VIM. Adams. JOIN Garland,
David FeatOn Stephen A. Fecas. Jas Y Gillespie,
Gilbert Palmer, Wu. Craft. John {. Carpenter,
" m. C. Kings land. Vim. Troop, r. astUs W Glover
n25 St. Thomas ]. Barr, VI i. Bremen.
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Cleared.

SsiI-Baitmore, Robertson, NeN-orleans, Boyd lime
Ken.
Barks-Lucy Elizabeth, Crosby, Charleston, Ladi
Church Norma, Il Isman Charleston, Pope Co. Pey-
tOna Slater Tar aeona, sardy Cora, Horton, Rcn-
mono, [. II Persoa; Santiago, smith, Buenos AyIes,
EuLch y SeInCke
Bngs-L Wadc. E1uma, master, Marscllois, Pills
bury, Exuma. Il W. TrlIndy
SCAOOneTs-Paigc Henry. knudsOa Ksy West &c. X.
POST Wilson, COlson, Philadelphia. Nesnith son +;
Desdemona, Chalton, Maiagorda. L. McCTeady Har-
net. PIesby Taunton master; Joseph Marsh, RescIs.
Jacksonville, Gree Plato, Hammond Baltimore VI All
her Lord Il. Nason Gupti. Norfolk, r. =. Buck Co.
r MllleiS Saith, Wilmington, s. l.. Mitchell Co /.
q a Foster, NewOegD Madeira, n Place Co.
siOep-W IA Browne. kennty, Providence.
Rarge-Porp0ise, Sccfsld. PhaJe phIa j. y. Bsiggs
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Italian OPERA. ASTOR-PLACE.

j MAX MARETZEK, lessee and Manager.
MONDAY. ENENiN :. De- !. viii Dc performed,
DON PASQi ALE.
Y rina snora A BJsso boa Pas Sig. AafinI
Prices OF Admission Seats 81 ~ PaT41et and
3 yea. 81, Aniph,.satsf, % cents
plrs open :. 6per fJrIn4acs % cgnieace at o'clock.
NIBLO'S GARDEN-Manager, Mr..
J,h1 Ss.0n. Takets " cents Private Boxes s..
n -,fs e1en Al I u clnmeucs AZ D. O'Clock
VENFFIfOF BILLIE. NIcTOkiNE FRANK.
THIS ~ 4 MING. Nov y, wa De performed
LEDIABLE QUAfRE.
Coua: 4. NJ Brilliant Cos nCs s-----.Nllf Ber.
NaJIurS - Houe Ravel Maxourka- Mile {. raak
Intern II - min les
To con. lu.a with the Comic PaRtomsme OF
NAZUIN or The Night Owl.
Trrtlc. Gabriel RayelH axIlfa-----.. Nr. Grcle.ue
Nli.r 1900 FRANCOIS Rave Iaru.a--- VI ada he J Rayei
BlfiaB0 jerome Eays Jli.a Madame Nzrxslu
NIL W.. A4t.ihs hassil2 s.s-----.N lie Y. FgI0A
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EQUESTRIAN ADJUSTMENTS. =

EQUESTRIAN AMUSEMENTS. -
EI EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, WILLIAM Ms
BURGH, open day and evening Tor Exercise Riding anc
the reception OF pupils Tbs Establshmentths largest
IN the known worlds under the superintendent Of Sir
WITTY efficient and able instructor any branch ~
Europe and this country This Inst tuition mus, be visited
realize he extent and magnceBre Oi ts 5esnts
Fy and SIXTY hOises frequently exercising ia the
AZ time Of an evening. which presents an Appearance
ryaled By anything OF the And known
Hours for tuition and Exercise Riding fr ladies' from
AN 20 Pm. card ofaddress previous TO Commencing
Exercise II riding Tor ladies and gentlemen from to 10
every evening.
No gentlemen admitted during Aours Appropriated FOL
hjles. Al0 l1s
gsNllEO. EISFELD'S first CLASSICAL
u OF ABIEIrE SOIRFE viii take place a. the
Apollo Rooms. N SATURDAY. Noy. 20 Principal In
~ nen.al C,moosit,3n; b Ha In s2hr aud Beethoven
Performers MI j. BEi TIER Vocal st,ald MGssrs ~.
c. TlMM, NoLL, REYE Err, LfCHHORN AMI ~ 81 ED.
ilckets II each. nH Jl-'
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findMriai.
7ERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.


PROPOSAL : forsALE ofMORr6 AGE BONDS.
sealed proposals Tor the rpfchasc BONDS Of sand
Com 8By by Mortgage o. the Roai, T. William
An sry, Charles q hnOe -Aa john S1ith, IS ustoss.
fhc Bonds VIII hc l.gabs IN ten years rom Nov. /,
lSJl and all bear interest the rate ~ per cent,
payable scmi Aug, 1t The Oce Of the Treasurer Of
the Company
Pigments el bc required fur nstaiu eI,s. payable
monty-ths mat payment to Dc made the oh day II
Dec 1851
The srst nsali1rni must be pad il ish n. remaining
mstallmens may ue made cash. Dc,cg 81 ne Con-
Pany The layegfs Gl be m4Jo, settlement, clu4l 20
cash 0a.the lst day ofNoy.. iSji
TIE proceeds ID the sales u these Bonds 5e applied
IN the lBda;Jn Vi o. liabilities 4 lie lany aud for
statement OF the psescnt nSnra position Of thc cGnpa-
NJ reference Lay be hal 10 pnned Report II the TTps-
tees, sl,ch las Just bcen made,
The Mor gaze - made - secure the payment of Bonds
= the amount Of 500 coo and IS u ale o lo II niles
~ lsDgth, Inch has cost - OU0, go
Inc receipts OF the Road. Tor the year 1884, S7s7-
J q. Tbs receipts 5F the present rear, w. . Oct.
~ese SISSsi a. Tie eanlngs FOR september, l55l, were
S69,l3J 81.
The Bonds all be issuel in sums Of 500 and over
PROPOSALS must be returned the Treasurer On or be
nTe the lst day OF Dec merit, and be sealed AMI
parked. Proposals for the Mortgage Bonds
he proposals VIII be opened by the Directors the I'd
day Of Dec. next
Those persons whose proposals are accepted will be
tiled Immediately. JOSIAH QUINCY Jr,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad Co.
Go. WIITMORE)
LANES {; DUNN, Finance COMMITTEES.
v I. X Once. Boston. Nov Is, 1851. nI9tdl
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