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ADJUSTMENTS.

EQUESTRlAN ADJUSTMENTS. -
IL EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, VILLA"
BUhGH open day ad evening for Exercise hlIag. and
the reception of pupils THIS ESiabllShmsu-the largest
IN the known world under the supenn.endease Of aT.
NHIIIl efficient and able instructor hraach Of
Horsemanshp having had many years experience both in
Europe and thus county Thus Inst tutcn mus. Be visited
to realize she extent and msgllhcence Of It's
Fifty and slyy horses frequently exercising th- rins
q time of evening. which presents appeal
Tivaled BY anything OF the And AuoNn
Hours FOR tuition and EXERCISE RIDING for 'sliss nom
AN te5PM A card u address previous 10 cehmsacins
Exercise Of riding for ladies and gentlemen lfVm 10 10
every evening.
No gentlemen admitted during hours AppEoT mated 0r
ladies. Llo lns
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\ ARGE SALE OF LOTS ON MUIR

AKGE DALE UT bOlO Wv NUN
RAY HILL Will be sid IN December, about 700
choice Budding Sites Madison and tth avs and On JSd
gltb 18th s5th and 9TH -sts N rTay Hill
These Lots situated TIE hfst nsing ground aoOss
Madison square commanding WOW Of both Eivess ann
the opposite shores and By hsn elevation pure
and beautiful atmosphere I..x
number u large aud costJ private edhces ere D'ns
erected IN this Immed cinF aud Touna ma veeh 80
cured Tor churches 0f different denOnai1ations .
Ike Arch and Tunnel through the fthay - no" 80 az
course Cf rapid colsIucon ard when sa ~, N
viii be Gynrg the mex Sumner, this avenue ~. 70 ~
breadth ard embelhsked b. ssries OF PaIks IT,
a. ordered by recent act Il the CcHinon
5tth 10 3sfh ats will present fsLss VI """"'"h ' ~
surpassed on the Island - -. .,.,,. % III ~hols
R.STetons against rU-saness applying 70 me shois
properly with the oeeps luz s'''Ns nv e'-' -
curb aud gutter stones set -. r.- nm ,h.
Tie title 10 well khOsn ard lploubtsd Iefns On .is
dsy OF sale Maps mag be procured 81 the A'e" ~
DAYS before the cay OF sale ~ -
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amnsements.

st. GEORGES CONCERT.-Thc an
~ naa Concert aud of the Charitable Funds of the ST.
Georges and Brtsh En- Protective SOciecsof New
York, wiltake place at TkIPLER HALL on SATURDAY
EVENING, Nsy. 90 when the following eminent artists
VIII render their services
Madame ANNA THILLON,
Malone BlSCACCIANff.
Mrs EMMAG BOSrWICk.
Madame WALLACE BOUCHElLE,
Sister Of the eminent composer, '. Wallace
SisEOr BADlALl.
Sgnor BErTINl.
Mr. HI DSOS
INSTRUMENTAL. SOLO PERFORMERS.
Mons JAEII., the eminent Pianist
MiSKA HAUSER, Violin,
MIR SEDGEWICK. Concertna
4 grand Orchestra II engaged.
Co,duc,., Mr. GEORGE IsprR
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DOARD REDUCED at the PRIVATE

ID MANSION HOUSE, No. 81 Gfsenwlch-st, By Mrs
NTRT Gentlemen with single beds and light arr rooms,
S20awesk day ssarcsrs - week, transient 50 cents
a day Baths gratis MA ma
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~ The Association for the Relief Of Re-
spectable Aged INDECENT Females -Ihs =. Asscc,-
tsn will hold Thnty eighth Annven AIRY AT the Asy,
lam IN 20th between the ID and 3D. on FRIDAY
the 2sh INST, at 70 O'Clock, when the Annual feoon VIII
and address delivered All friendly To t,s III
sltntion respectfully invited 10 attend .
EN- B-SubscrIptlC become due on that day. MI IT.
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J HEGENAs Aucuoreer
ENRIDAY, Nov %, az II o'e!och, A. NJ,
Il N Adelphl st, near PEI az. East Breokiyn.
geuerd tnent OF Pa Dr G. amber and Kitchen Fufni
tuTs Cabinet Of Shells Chinese focy articles, bcsks. Re
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

ron CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND IRE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
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ROARDlNG.-A Gentleman and his
~ VIE two single gentlemen, be accrmnola al
WITH Board lTlyaie family. Apply at No. y Allen 81
MI fms
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NOW READY. in Svo.-Price S5-Nol.
~ III OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY, Or CHEM
ISTRY APPLlkD TO THE ARTS AND 10 LIE
MANUFACTURES; by Drs. Knapp, RenLes and hch-
ardsop with 100 WoodcutS ans folio coloret as
Ihi. volume embraces Sugar Bread. Coffee, Tea MIN,
&c. &c. *. bALLlkhh NJ ~ ni'1"""'
nah 7tlSTnrhSSs
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THRILLER HALL.-Secnnd ANU;

Fv'RlPLEk HALL. - Second ANNUAL
II BALL Of THE SOCIAL ruRNvEREIN CO., nnas-
nc SOCIETY," to he bed on MONDAY the 18Th Dscenbsr.
1851 al TnglsT Hall
Fall Tickets at 81 and Prom ensde rcsets To- he 0Ai
e a T. ceats To be lad at MI Hall sons ~ as'o
Site. Nc. 239 Broadway
To - MeSsrs Mest.tmsn B.other's. Ne 30 Broadway.
20. AZ John Saftigs No. "a Broadway
Do. az WeHzSls Music store Ne 2l3 Fun E-s. Brook
lyn uiatrij'
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Men Dab!irations.

CSI READY, PRICE IL CENTS.
.sh~i | The Hungarian War OF Independence, with eS-
sses from kasuths Speeches IN England and Obseva-
Shs On The as2soni>,c principles Of Absolatsn and Re-
,Ss1e~Am IN Europe at the present day with magnii-
.pe'iaits OF kossu,h and Count Bathyany New-fork.
shE BELLEw, No 81 Nassssst. siz dollars per
.aAesd The Trade requested to send In their orders
Sssly as posslble ni4e,'
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Doom 10 LET An unfinished Room
10 let with bathroom attached. at No Us Hudson
st. opposite 81 Johns Park Reference required NJ Ina
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VALUABLE FARM for SALE at

VALUABLE FARM for SALE at
AUCTION The subscriber will soil a. pablo ano.
uon on WEDNESDAY tHe ioth Jay Of Decempe cert AZ
IL O'Clock ofsad ca o. o PREMISES al ma v@'i-
able Farm which he purchased = the estate OF tRe late
Alfred Bishop deceased, aiming about 80 sorss situate
At Rumson, m the Township # Shrewsbury, County u
Monmouth and II New Jersey and adjoining lands
VI Joseph ConoVer, Charlie. r. Ivins and others sari
harm y high state q cultivation aGd everything pp
pertaining thereto COCO Dfdsr. Said Farm dlNds1
into fields Of convenient s,e BY good ami substantial
fences OF tie best materials For trucking general
farming purposes II has ngsupeur The facilities oI fer
tllng very great InexhaustaOle beds 81 excellent
mari attached - sad Farm. AID vessels NAY unload
line ne In lncdia'eiy upcn the premises u Is
located The road leaci.g from Sure ysDuTy 70 Pert
Ns-hD gtOn, and s bounded Il tie East by tue South
ShI ssury IL - distant absu one nIc from Hsd
Bank, where tive steam boats ply % New S9rs dahl
II has con napdIg v,sw Of tie ocean and shrs~soufY
Rivers Qyg between the 400 ard a1agrs dsnaps res
it6uce be e. I'D "a the Ccunf ~ mDnst AZ ne
qualities ct good farm aud pleasant and heaishs eonhip
seat There Is aso Oh sad fam wind null with all re
cessary fixtures, sc. ...,
Also the time the sscrber whl of,r iOf sar
number 0f very desirable houses nnd Iots, hls IN '
a0uT .shlng village oi Red Bath.
TIE terms Will be easy, and maze known On ne a. :"
sale, By [n2eaM2Th'l MATTHEW MCDOWELL
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pOARD.-A gentleman and wife. or
~ three single gentlemen. b. accommodated
Eh EosTd. =. Ne. IL Yariok-st. ST. Johns PsIs.
O23 lms
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1 THANKSGIVING PRESENT FOR

~ THE YOUNG-The Lie and Trials Of Youthful
Christian IN Pursuit of Health developed IN the Bofa-
Thy OF Nathaniel Chteyer VI ID. b.. Rev. HhNRh l.
CHFFNER with Introduction Nv Rev O. 'rge u tAes-
yey. ID u. lyol ~ mo PIlcc ~ co. -,
IL most u,. mi MAMMAL sJ TIE vouuc lParisr Mag
II dshnea,s lovely Christian character; and wa le
perused with profit by al caSSss-Au e:nec any ~ h9Shs
Men" lhar1lo'u fteIalu;
1T IS work to he particularly commended 10 the
Young -. J. E'AhseiiSl-
such work put into the hands 81 me Young calcu-
lated TO accomplish much coed lChrist inelhgeacet
We invite our Young Aen 20 poruss thus Mor1, Just
published BY CHAklES SlklbNkk
ps62t No lt5 NaSsau-st., New-Eork.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS, without meals,

VxfT KN IS HE'D ItOONIC, WIItIUHt HICIiS'
for Gentlemen only, in a tws-story house, where
there are no boarders children front room upon the
second floor with CRATE furnished az paTlor Desired
with back room communicating Also, an attr bedroom
Apply at No AZ White st. few doors west of Broadway
MS Gte.de
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THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE

I. pabhshea every TUESDAY and FRIDAY mo1nng. fros
70 ysr Two copies for s. Ten for 20 AdVcfse-
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
roR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION

Published on the departure OF each Mail Steamer for
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sludtd.
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4 PRACTICAL TREATISE on DIS

4 PRACTICAL TREATISE on Dis
~ EASES of the SEXUAL SYSTEM by EDWARD n
DnoN M D., Editor OF he Soaipe. go pages, slghiA
si,ton price 81, The London, New-lorA and Boston
meScai journals remark " DR.. Duon has written much
aud well on branches Of surgery ne has ldeneo
MS with this department u professional earn
ing The more difficult and sbs,ruse eases are teasa 81
with extraordinary ability indeed he has secured atien
digest of this branch Of that places the poi ss9a
under lasting obi cations The November number u ne
Sca,Eei IS ready - -
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All business and literary communications relating 70 re
Said 1nus be len al the Editors residence, No il2
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- A Gentleman and WIFE and few single Gentlemen
obtain superior accommodations IN small iang "a
desirable location Clinton convenient 10 thc South
Feny The object have circle of pleasant and select
soc ety-caIseQuently the number ID limited No pans
spared make agreeable and quiet home Apply soon
IN Clinton second door below Amity night hand SIDE
down References given and required NJ W.
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BOARD furnished front parlOf and
bedroom adoinning, on the second floor, may be oo
tanned with board. at No IS S. Marks place Also, one
OF two bedrooms for gentlemen The house contains
hath. Tas &c n2J u TuraSS'
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st0 Noticc-PERt WAN BARK OGLA.-Ah persons
demands amt this vessel are reGnestcd 70 pre-
mnt the same TO the undersigned Immediately as she VIII
sal to morrow STOFFORD, TlLESION co.
20 o. No. "a South-st.
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ITO LET-To small Family. one back
Pario, On III, In, ioor ms large ATTIC io9u. ~oS.
hoas-' Crotos water, &c, At No. q Ru'sef''' Aegy
NJ hgiger-n
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MUSICAL.-Messrs. NOLL n RIFT
lv1 EEL. Managers Of the celebrated ShAksPERE
MUSICAL SOCIETY. are now prepared to furnish phi
waite parties and calls tn the and most e. hsnsbie
muslc For particulars. apply To Mr.. NOLL, No. 30
Sully MIR RIETZEL. No lis Laurensst - az the
Broadway. nib 1tppfheSe
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DOOMS. - Gentlemen doing business
dom town can he accommodated with pleasant and
r1s rs a: No $50 Greenwich door rom
GantR-s. rs sms
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fine ARTS.

NOR SALE-A small collection Of
l. valuable Cabinet PAINTINGS, originals, ny the
great masters. beautifully executed and IN ~ondsrfal
preservation viii amply rpay the c1nnoisseur an1 real
lover II art The proprietor assures the geneea efasse
and fortune that they will prove valuable a'quenon 10
cole this contIy kurope-althOugh now M
obscury. like many gem and beautiful flower, ssstmg
their sweetness on he desert ant Apply at No y Pn..
~ No John Vt New York ~ e'
NASHINGTON CROSSING The
w DELAWARE great national picture, BY
I-eutze, 10 exhibiting with immense success IL the
etuyyesant Institute, No so Broadway. Admission -
cents; children l7t cents season Aets Ncehts Opea
fton A M to lOPM o29 lss
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[IAVE YOU READ 1T

HAVE YOU READ 1T
i Il When Satire hics abroad on Ia schools wing,
Shor, Is her lie and impotent her sting
But when TO Truth allied, the wound she gives
Sinks 0eep, and ia remotest ages lives
MUTTERINGS AND MUSINGS OF AN INVALID.
/ vol l2mo., us, published By JOHN S. TAYLOR, No.
li9 Nassau-tt.
OPINIONS rIIE PRESS.
From the Christian 1nqUIer.
sincere and wholesome protest against the false
life and unsocs tendencies Of the times, have not met
with Charles Lamb might have breahod ont his soul
after 1--WE years residence this country. Indeed.
tie morlst, than any American who has written There
much admirable preaching IN this book which evidently
from heart ried by bitter eNpeTieI ces, and which
conveyed in such sretesque WIT as 70 commend to he
most unwilling listener rhe truth Is, the book dis
gulsed upon the folly OF woYdness. unbelie aad
III temper Teoited a thunder storm OF grumblng, with
flashes Of saturne huno and quaint mag nation Hum
ting the preachers queer but earnest face
From the Home Journal.
Whoever the author be- however aud whatever may
he bodily he has clearly need of physician 10
minister mind disease" In an Intellectual sense,
invalid laws about HIM with uncommD vigor, utterng
opinions with boldness wit tempered by wisdom and
wisdom pointed and sharpened with VIZ.
From the Evening Post
He shows sensbility TO the beautiful ant heart 10
love what noble and true We have followed the wan
derpgs u lis mind OF with the dcepest atea'Ion al
ways with interest. We have cnce pr twice caught our
selves supposng that the writer of the Rsveres Of The
Bachelor might have had hand IN the authorship u
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q HoosgY, aactl sassr,

BOOTS and SHOES-39O Csses.-An
ID aasostmen, Of Boos. shoes snd hnboen a4aptsd "
the seasOn on TUESDAY, al ID o'clock, a NJ, AZ btsfe
No as Pearl-s Als0 eEe sssertmsns of private sale
at lowest rates Al Ne 23 Psss corner Pisf'-st New
York se"' m
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, by re-
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reference Apply AT No. 233 Eiizlbeth s.. MT ~
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Second Edition ready.
SACRED STREAMS ; or, The Rivers

~ OF The Bible. Edited By George b Cheever, ID. d.
Embeushed with Fifty Illustrations from Original Designs
ELEGANTLY bound in Muslin. > p full gilt, 81 DO
We know work OF recent issue which we can more
earnestly commend 10 readers than this l. was happy
thong N GOsse group descriptions 81 these III one
book nferweay with sketches OF their present appear
ance such ScTptuTa facts relate to them thus ionn
volume Of more than interest The MYERS OF Idea
the Nile. the Jordan, the Lake OF Gonnesht the bS1pk
kedron indeed nearly all the streams alowed by the
patarchs and prophets the Saviour and his Aposesart
described with accuracy truly eloquent and impressive
LANGUAGE The Rev. Dr. Cheever has revised the work Tor
the American press and prehyes an n'odn n wa
he paws lust tribute 10 lis merits The u tTGuonS are
numerous and we'll executed and the typography paper
and binding are such as render the volume handsome
sli, book, as well an ornament TO The library;
49, Com Advertiser
The antbor briugs within the scope # his subject re
BhJ seal geography and naiurs history OF me pTcht tAe
relics which nOweNlst OF former grandeur, aud much az
the history VI the Bible. great variety Of NuNrale
eneravDcs thrown which add 10 the interest OF me
work The references made 70 the recent clNefe o.
IayaId. Rich. RawlnSOn and others, are VARIABLE ID
Chc.Nsr has pTefKcd beautiful and CHARACTERISTIC essay
III. work well 80. cp. and NIL serve good h,uiy
purpose iiho ,.'ansohs ,
The IN. hod ol this book well conceived scril1n
is gwen 90 each OF the leading rivers about whoa - many
celebrated events the Bible cling and this divided
nto first geographical aTatNe u the scenery rs past
and presert condition, from the books 81 Sele IN
then REVIEW OF Scripture incident All ths Is done hol
IN the loose careless way winch cSh0rtatlon GA 1e
topics IA frequently given but with attention 20 iacl ahl
Wen ard numerousy illustrated with views oi fiVels
plants animals ancient remains u art &c from the ia'.t
stores ayard ard others. The work IS an admirable
one tor Sunday readirg aud IS atuey publication IN con-
nsc,oH with the present opening OF Eastern anulntes
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NEW VOLUMES with the NEW
Y YEAR ON he Let Of January, 1852, new volumes

NEW VOLUMES with the NEW
~ YEAR-On he ist Of January, 1884, new volume.
ef the following rasn.d Journals will be commenced
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the Laws Of Life. Profusely Illustrated. Terms and
Publishers the same.
THE STUDENT "A Family Miscellany and MoIthly
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Author of The Poor Cousin" Sister Minnie" &c
Notices Of the English Press
more truth full picture of the Inconsistency and cenes
which sometimes marks and always the female char
acte the which gifted authoress has produced
here. have seldom never met with
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Mrs Mackenze!DaniegJ s arUe and powerf dehneator
Of female character we'll N It's weaknesses in lis vr
tues and has given picture which # It does no. haer.
will al least serve a lesson and warning to her
spectator.
We have never met with a book female character
ntsnsewe could almost say, painfully Interesting.
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AS CHAMBERMAID and Waiter, by re-
N spectacle Young Woman. She give saustlgt,ry
reference. Apply at No 233 Eiizlbeths' NJ AZ
AS CHAMBERMAID, or to 80 general
IA housewoIh by respectable Young Woman, ~.ta
coed city Call at No 2e7 East 2st-s' Ell II
4 s NURSE and Chambermaid, OF to do the
general house ola small respectable family BY
Protestant Gr Can be seen at No Bee BoEery near an
st., for three DAYS hH "
4 $ WET NURSE, BY respectable mar
IN ned Woman whose own child Is two months old. APP
ply si s'S: i'' Henry st. Brooklyn Good references gwen
4 HIGHLY RESPECTABLE You've LADY
m wants u nation as Soamstrtss and the caring oftwo
three children. and would also msss herself generally
town country Apply at Ne. 2i2 10th ST. corner st
r., for two days. nT IL
4 RESPECTABLE You've WOMAN, with good
IN city reference situation TO do general house
work small family. Cal at Nc. q Renwcs s., 'front.'
basement. NJ II
A GENTLEMAN, with unexceptionable tes-
"a timonials, accustomed to tsach The Classl.L ana
English branches of Education, wants situation as
Teacher SmPSynTs zen more an s 9eect than emo men
INSTRUCTION in GERMAN, DRAW
great pncs.ncy IN DHawing having part Of her me dsen
gagged desOus OF giving private lessons IN her native
compeiep. TO teach Ample testimonials be furnished
meet nth attention. MT 80
SITUATI N.-Wanted, by young
- Map Of respec,ability 81 years OF age, from Eng
he would make himself generally useful He speaks and
writes the French language and good penman Good
reference given. Address W. b. c., Tribune Office.
TEACHER or GOVERNESS.-A re-
cent graduate Of the best female Semnaries
The Eastern States wishes situation teacher or az
srtaBt teacher a school, she would act as daily or
resident governess respectable Christian family Fps
c0pa preferred Address or inquire for, M ss j., No ~
State st. Brooklyn. MO 81
ITO JEW ELERS.-Wanted, by a Young
Il Man who has completed his trade as Watch Reoarer
Salesman a wholesale gold ewelry establishment Ihe
hest OF Recommendations gwen AddressJ Y, Iilonbe
Office. NJ "
TO SCHOOLS and FAMlLlES.-A
Il very acceptable and competent Classical Teacher
who graduated Hamilton College 1S49 with two years
successful experience in teaching the vanOut popular
branches wishes 10 locate IN good school or family
where he realize fair compensation foI hls services
An interview he had hy applying 70 X W1LCONS
U. 8. School Agency, No 2g3 Broadway. Negotiations
daily by the Institutions, families ami teachers
Fps 3.TuTh&S'
TWO DRUGGISTS.-Wanted, situation
xhoe .sren cd
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4 S NURSE and Chambermaid, OF to do the
general house work small respectable family BY a
Pro,san, Gih Can be at No Bee BoEery near an
st., for three days. ny "
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
D-P + BARNUM NJ, Manager and Proprietor JOIN
CREFysooD Jr Assistant Manager ADMISSION ,ptne en-
tire Muse N and perforaces d cents chofen hAaef ~
ears l2t cents PaIquet y. cents extra - ,
THANKsGVING DAY-THURSDAf, NOV q. 1911.
WONDER and FUN % be found hc,e Ia annie vifiety
fr the Grand Annual Festival upon which AL are ANXIOUS
IN lnsufe themselves the greatest enjoyment - 49,.
on his occasion. not less than FOuk DiSllsC rEh-
FORMANCES w4D take place, n COMEDY, dfce ana
DIANA Morning, Afternoon sDd Evening +,
IA the morhing At IL O'clock the very beautiful aHd
amusing farce u 49, -. ,,-rr,.
LOVE IN LIVERY.
Comic Song by.----..----------- = = siIiiis
Dance La Pehte Chrisne
After which. the comic pantDmlme Of
LOVE IN A DILEMMA
Az excellent cast, and performed By the conn any H.,
IN the afiei noon, AZ q ocock, The splen1id a."
moral drama Vi ,D,,.s
In the a,ernoc AZ 4 o'clock repetition o. 'he grew
moral drama OF .,<--,
In III. evening" 81 o'clock, the ne" s's''iN5 anu Wv
> THE yICAR OF WAkEFILLipl.. s,s.,,vs,
nv prsor,.a Clarke Olivia ----sissss % $500
Ien.tnron adA.ay Mrs PThro'e, W VIZ u r.1s,I
rhn,--,Ts Hsukin Sophia -oi.s ~ . 80 81
sRoHiNOOR DIAMOND, orrs sre1t lac r5t sl,.
~ II uhp ~ FAMIIY, The CHINESE COLLkCitoN'
nd al he other CunOs.iies 10 be seen a. Dsu4i.