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BOy Love.

One OF the queerest and funniest things TO
think of in after life is "Boy-Lovo." No SOON
or does o, boy acquire a .tolerable stature, than
he begins to imagine himself a. man; and to
ape manish ways. Ho casts sidelong glances
at every tall girl he happens to meet, becomes
a regular attendant at church, or meeting, sports
a cane, carries his head erect and struts little
in his walk. Presently he falls in love- yes,
falls is the proper word, because It best indi'
Gates his happy, delirous self-abasement. He
lives now in fairy region, somewhere collater-
al to the world, and yet, somehow blended IN
extricably with il.
He perfumes his hair with fragrant oils, scat
tors essences over his handkerchief and des-
perately shaves and anoints TOT beard. He
quotes poetry in which ''lovo." and "dove,
and .sheart," and "dart.' peculiarly predomin-
ate; and as he plunges deeper in tho delicious
labyrinth, fancios himself filled with the divine
afflatus, and suddenly breaks out into the scar
let rash-of rhyme. He feeds upon the looks
of his boloved is raised toLhe seventh heaven
if she speaks pleasant word; is betrayed into
the most astonishing ocstacies by smile; ana
is plunged into the gloomiest region OF mlsonr
thropy by frown.
He believes himself the most devoted lover
in the world. There was mover such Apother'
There never will be. He is tho one great idoia.
tor! lie is the very typo ,ofnagnanlmity' ana
self. .abnegation. wealth. he dsplses inc CRU
Yelling thought. Poverty, with the adorable
beov'd. he rapturously apostrophises as the hrst
of all earthly Blessings; ana "Lovc in cottage
with water and crust" is his beau-ideal para
disc of dainty delights.
He declares to himself with the most tso'emn
emphasis, that he would go through fire ana
water; undertake pilgrimage TO China or
| Kamskatka; swim storm-tossed oceans; sca'e
impossible mountains; and face legions o' osv
onets; but for one smile from her dear lips. he
doats upon the flowers she hss cast away
He cherisbes her gloves little worn in the
fingers his t.esft. He sghs like loco.
motive letting of steam. lilo scrswls her name
over ssoolsoap--6tting medium for his insanity.
he soornfuly deprec iates the attention OF Other
boys Of bis own ago: cuts Peter Thibbets desd'
because he said that the adorable Angelina had
carroty hair; and passed Harry Bell ooniemPtu'
ousy for daring to compare ''that gawky Mary
Jane, with his incompsra able Angelina. ..v
Happy! happy! foolish Boy Love; with ms
hopes and its fears; its joys, and ite sorrows
fostunes its cxststio fevors. and terrible heart
buruings; its solemn ludicypussssGA nd 40 IN
enssly prosaio term!nstea.
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Drs. CONE a. MOTT.
Physicians and Surgeons.

Graduates of Geneva Medical College; formerly
practitioners in the State of New York. Having FORM
ed co-partnershp they offer their services to the c
zens of Hsdale and surrounding country, and hope
by close attention to business and giving satisfaction
To receive their share of public patronage Office in
Underwoods Block, over Drug Store u Residence
first house north Of the 'Hillsdale Exchange"
D. CONE NJ. d. J. n. MOTT NJ ID.
Hsdale, July 8, 1851.
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The Machines can be made to order Of any
size. at q proporlionate ptice.
No. (lhe smallest size.) is valuable for ex
dnguishing fires in chimneys aud small apart
men;s.
No. 2 is used with effect in large buildings,
and at the outset Of fire, and has the advan-
tage Of being the most portable Of the sizes
deemed available for houses.
Nos. 3, d, and are the hand machines OF
great power. No. 3 can be carried by lady.
Nos. 4. and can only be handled 10 adys6-
.age by a-man and are preferable for large es-
tablishmens. ss they may be effectively used
for street fires.
Ia addition 10 the hand machines there are
street or district Annihilators mounted upon
wheels and inen ded TO be drawn by firemeu ia
the usual manner. These machioes are pos
sossed continuous power, and will emit throu-
gb house a stream Of yapor upon q burning
building tor any desirable length Of time.
Under the au spices Of such men as ere On.
gagged in this enterprise, may look forward
to the bappiest results Fires will be rendere
Of less common occurrence and less fbiT:ul 10
their Consequences the rates of insurance, will
| be lowered, materially, and last, but by no
means least, those dreadful combinations Of
| reckless men, who live upon the exctemeHt
| attending great con6ag,stions, will be done
away, bringing with their sbolition, peace and
| quiey 10 some Of our cities, where heretofore,
the alarm Of fire has been the signal for iioI,
often, murder.
Au Office Tor the receipt Of orders for the
Sire Annihilator,r is to be opened on the 22d
inst, and after the 9th OF October, tire delivery
Of The machines will be uninterrupted. The
| arrangements for the prosecution OF the scheme
| are perfect, and we hope soon 10 know that
our whole country is well supplied with ihs
| important invention.
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Phillips Fire AnnlhlIator.

: From an advertisement in the New York pa
RsCs signed by II lisha -Whiulssfy. Ptaadsoi
learn that this higby important invention 10 To
be introduced into the United States, upon
basis that is certain TO render its use extensive
and to protect the purchaser. 10 the fullest ex-
tent. from fraud. The prices Of the msohinee
and description Of them are thus given:
Size Of Price, Price Of each
Mcchine. including one charge. spare charge
No. ei0 tl25
Nc. = 20 rs
No. . 25 so
No. 30 400
No. Is 33e
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aCuANCE FOE

nNE third, one half, or the whole of nearly 1000
Oacres of Land at Moro AWHILE, Hillsdale County
FORKS OF the st. Joseph is offered for sale. The
property embraces one of the most valuable water
powers the State Saw Mill of excellent construc-
tion and great capacity for business is Completed
The propretors would prefer to sell portion of the
pro3erty to some person who would become a resi-
dent partner having the necessary cash capital
ceed with further Improvements. The site for town
is unrvalled.
% Apply TO JOSEPH r. WILLIAMS,
8t256 Ag't. of ofProprietors, Constantine, Mich. b
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General assortment of Ready Ma lie Clothing, con-
IN sisting of Dress. Frock, Sack and Over garments
likewise lot Of Pants Vests aud Undershrts of the
best quality Shirts suspenders socks ard comforiers.
Garments cut and made up in the best aud most
fashionable syie. RAYMOND HATTON.
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Punch challenges Hobb, the grestloek pick
or, to pick the "Chancery look" and II he suc.
oeeds in opening it ho may help himself to any
amount he pleases.
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An old maid who hates the male sex most ve-
hemantly, cut female aeQusjntsnoe who COM
plimsntsd her on tho aoySnsQ ot her s2isits
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m ~ m
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN
A<n - y
NJhur Vork e Eric Rail Road Line


New York & Erie Rail Road Line.
One Of the following splendid steamers,
BALTIC, Capt A. ID. Perkins; SARATOGA,
Capt. Shook; ALBANY, Capt. A. Kingman.
6Srns~ D Leaves Monroe daily at p. N. or on
LtkeytsrsS the arrival of the Express Train from
the West direct for Sandusky Dunkirk
nnd Buflao; arriving at Dunkitk at ?. NJ next day,
IN time for Express train and arrive IN " Y I'd morn
ing ut IL oclock-making
TIME FROM =
Monroe To New Work Ii Hours.
Arrive in Buffalo i'll time for p. N. Express train for
Albany, making the
TIME FROM
49,. Nsnrcp to n. Y. via. Albany 81 Hours.
Fare from Monroe to n. Y. via n. y. and T.. X. r.
aII.5O. Baggage checked through, free of portage
Trains leave Dunkirk daily Sundays exccpted)
az follows
LIST Morning Express Train, an
cd mail d" lO -
3J evening {" $50 P. ". e.,
4,h exeress eight train. which is the stock train
a passenger car attached 10 accommodate drovers.
Particular attention will be given with regard TO
shipment Of stock and Ireights generally.
Freight Tariffs will be furnished TO Forwarding
mei chants.
baggage not snbect to changes and extra expenses
Ms nv the Buffalo and Albany route but checked thr-
onch from Monroe to New York free of portage.
T.. =. WILLIAMS, Supt.
Ior full particulars enquire on board the Boats or
of CHAS. RICHARDSON, and
n255tf ID. ID. MILLER g. Co.
Monroe. Mich.
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On Tus.asy. Dee rs, al loc'oes 4. Nj MARY r., wife
II William hsyliA. aged 81 yeas aud 70 Gays
fks eSes Of the ian,y and the members Of BlOlnns
Crvve Ledge Of the q Of O. respect ally ed
10 attend her fuasO EN- her late resideAcs NJ ia
Greenwich Gamer Of Bans. a, O'Clock this twsdnes-
tsyl afternoon
On Mesday msrains, Dec IS, HENRY SINUS. aged
Aysns, 8 aoutAs and IS DAYS
The rsA,ses and evds OF the fssiy are respectfully
invited ts after ms fune al from he FofsFths Msbpl
ut Csvsh WeesesdAy l7th hrs, AZ ~c.sok PRECISELY
dI7 ~
After a ,hor, illness, GyORGe WASHINGTON
CREEN ir tho ED year ~ his age
HIS remsss will be taken o. Grssowch this DAY, for IN
teUsnt
~ western papers please cNPy
Al W..ckac Greene &c n Y % Sasday, Dee. Ii,
Chtt Flip ROBINSoS IN he I'D year Of ms age
Tbs deceased Of tee ssrss settlers of she to
Of usshsn where be lived greatly ls>pee ej too neAB
haif ossiur, HIS nrsrs TILE was acquired ~ active
service on he nortsn ffoner a. the head al 'npaey
81 volunteers darnE sesTy the whole ottee War at Is "
He sv.c' descsssssto OF Ses Jsas No iss m Pastor
tAe church ieydes fom which the Ps "a Colony
ssrpss AID h. lived and died The f.i,a % as anoes-
torp-an ardent Patriot and en- exemplary CsrsIsa 49,.
o. Nepdsy nornsg Dee IS, HENRY SihANCS'
sfse IS y.srs mssihs and 10 fsys
The I.st We, ana sn0s If he fsm'h are resoee iHsy
invited to assne ~ fassral fom he Fors,hs' he1h"a
i Cheeh. Wednesday, lsh MS al ~ CLOCK pteesey'
ale
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r,s,IruEs AL1AsAD The pss. 81,
w. ,IIea wsTsR--- DE 10
Gill;, o n. CIV Islaas- D. 4fsH ta's : TN
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Passengers Arrived

In steorrsAp Soniherser, from Ca,ri,sos-Ars f9noK
Mss Cilmss 7 J. Burger and lady y ID fsna,ag Je s.'
n Csjoer Wm Adams, Johnw CaldS ELI. NJ Ho"s
0Las DaIand, A. Aihins, II HaicninsoH-ahd Is IA 'se
stsstsfe. go, ,ho l. v..s
= U,ll III 10 Grass.r r. g Heynan-Asd Il IA iAs
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~AUTJOy To THE DEAF There
fine ARTS.
4 MEXICAN ART U\ION.-THE
IA Distribution WILL TAKE PLACE At
TRIPLEE BALL.
Wv M TON T. v fslNIIFVf t7f' VlI'VOI 10
healOeIs and LADIES' Admit ed


TRIpLEH BALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. December IS.
Members and Ladies Admitted
A Chocs COLLECTION OF WORKS oP ART.
Including Pasungs. Scripture. BronEes, &c, viii Dc
aDeised To the Members Among the Paintings are
the works Of Leusze Durand Huntington, kensert,
Grey. Hicks Cropssy Church. Mount, Ednonds. Glass
WosdvIlls. RAnRy, GIgnoax, oddie Peel. Boate.ls
Who With others Acknowledged best artists.
Is amply represented.
Each Member besides share IN tho dstrost0a Of the
above works Of Ar. viii be entitled ss Eag4vnss.
ali rem American Subjects. b. American Artists. w
MEXICAN NEWS. barge printJ by W0odv1s Marion
Crossing the Pedes BY RAINY, Mount WAshinxtoa. BY
K.nsett Old 7s and Young s, BY Woodviile Bargain
ing iof Horse, by honEt; American Harvesting Seen
ely, by Cropsey
II important that all subscriptions shall be received NJ
a. early possible additional purchases may be
made beyond the present large proporioned
the increased amount
II by the Union Of large NUMBERS that each recsvss
higher retum-she Society accomplishing for is members
for and The country what individual action caa
smgiy stesre
Acknowledged by all who have ToD the prercn5 cPi
lection 70 be far superior 10 thai Of any foner year
The Free Gallery aiming The PAnIngs sculptures
&c, open day sa6 evenings NJ. ST BRO ApRAY,
d. tzsthu ua Near Bfoons 81.
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A YOUNG MAN from Boston, Mass
desires stastos IN sny respectable business where
be cenid make himself useful. Wines ana n,
eontcta ssurss Best OF reference gwen II required
Address p h atths Office. dI6i~s
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". A CARTER, Agcaopeer. ore No 81 Deg st.. como
GT,sBwich Il
THURS DAY, Dec 10, AZ IL O'Clock, at
No II Deg - corner Grea-iss NJ fas Hogss,
light Wagon Beaily new and H.Tnos The ifuss
y,as old coming spIBs so1Bd snd and Tss -hols pDe
,old N ore lot TO the highest desr DIT n idklsp
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A STOR. PLACE OPERA HOUSE

- 7 FTIN- IINIT VI ENN IT'JN y II -
~ THURSDAY EVENG D,c 10. viii be represented
By the Gsrsn " Ll,dsT kravy" uOder the direction ~
Dir A. p UR, fOI "a. second umr, CZAAR AND ZiM-
hEEBAN, Csn c Opera ia three parts ny LnftIiEg
The Orchestra sIl consist Of the same numerous aad
cslent The Solo parts IN the bands Of
Singers pfb Rh TspuaIisB For tna LADIES' Chofdses Ia
the best families IA the c,, have sndy vol int'end
their assstsIcs Tickets 10 he Psqustte 81 Anphithes
30 and opera books mad Al all the Ge
beck and and the day Of tbs performance
IN he flcte ofe of the Actor place Thea Tue
served at $50 cents can bs occurred a, MI KOCH
co =, l60 william - and The day Of the Open from
"a M ~ ; Z NJ. IN the ticket sice DIS 40
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hales bp Aurilon.
A H. MERwb A aeumssr.
BANGS, BkODH fk d 90

A IL MERws Aasumssr
kXY BANGS, BkOBH Err d Co
Trad. Sale Rooms No. ~ Psrt Row.
"WEDNESDAY EVENINGS SAIE-Wili tneisde large IN
yoc's II the pull cations Of Ne.'rs hnpsr be,hes.
ID Appleton 90, Bauchsd 4 lea, A H.Jt, g. J.
BdJe, Leayti Co, Phillips. Stmpsps Co y n but
Ter Co, Grassy Marley. IsDpsncDt. Grsmbo Coz.
G. s. fTancIs a Co ~ y Plt0tn S'usssI T0snseof,
1ckr.r, Reed Fields and msDY others forming syery
large lection Of he valuable America pns ica
lioLs including great variety Of ssgast Books sansd
to the approaching bplioay seas among ~htsh arc
Annals Tor 1884, and Iiusac JaSsnils Beoss great
variety.
ALto, larse asortmeni Of AID popular School
Books, &c.
AND ALsoro De gol at O'clock valuable nyoioe q
choict Lhw Books.
~ For particulars Ca alogHss vhh mar BE- had NJ
The Sals Rooms
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YOUNG MANA Young Man wanted
Il capable Of procuring the Commercial and Financial
mater for daily paper. Apply Boa No 400 y \ POST
Office d4o il
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manie1.

TLE K.-Wanted a Young Man as
~ Cl.rk IN store one who writes good hand and
none other need apply He must orns the best Of
referee &C. d seeuny as % bs hsaes'y the pseiPa
mi Of yrk will L. bills and collect them.
t2clyto A A AbMENT. cor. lith ST and Union Square
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4 J. CARRrsGroN. Auctionesr
A UCTlON NOTICE-RARE AND

A ICTlON NOIlEE-RAkE AND
IA VALUABLE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS nov
exhibition a. tho MIssoIoS5f GALLERY, at No. COZ
Broadway opposite Bond It (Rooms Of the National Aca-
deny Il Design CURTIS CARRINGrON Will sell en
TUESDAY. 73l last. a, n O'clock, al the above named
Gallery the very valuable and choice collection Of Pictures
embraced ia the osta 'osus sIhib'ed
This collection II about 80 uJecs the works Of The most
celebrated modern art Of Europe such Robbie, Yer
bohkovsu, yerheyd Lies Tohsggeoy Van MoeT sad Bors
Of Brussels WOules Of nan~s Smst, SshaTp, Won Bse
Of Amsterdsm Lsmorniee Van Hc'ssh schasnel,, Buy
ten P.z De Brsekeief Of An~sp, Yer Wee, Kosktocfs
sm.s the Hsgee snd many other artists Of tas
ds, his been gathered IN sct,n IT, m so@o Of the moa
cesbr ted galleries Eurote aid b, fren the A.
tnts reasonably imported ohdsT the supervision Of
European IT, and is confidently offered 10 soDnos
and Others II Tho very best Collections ever
offered for sae either pubic private. in the CITY %
New.Yosg Mos ofthess Paintings are guaranteed org
Esls by the art SITS whose names tksy bear.
There also fe P.cus of older date, bea1Hg nv
psm.s Of Van Dyek ard ReBbr,adt which o'talHsc
from celebrated cabinet at Client. which bosysdie
be originals by those masters
Cards OF admission he had sppcat On Ia Cartis
Cariugton. No II WlIaD 81 MssIs l. Petit PfeiEer,
No. IS Pins.n A LsgovI Pa censk, No. % MAIDEN
lane; + LimbuIger No. 900 Broadway. and De Per
csyal, No CT Broadway dl3 ATaIhhS'
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mani employment.

AS CHAMBERMAID or Waiter by re-
spectacle young Woman Would have no objection 10
do the general IA. usewok In small ate family IL
sood plain Cook and good asher and IrOasr God city
reference gveR Can be for two days AT No 25J du
berry At dl6At
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Two MEDICAL MEN-PARTNER-

u SHIP WANTED The advertiser who IL gradL
ate of the Universe OF Edinoursh L. 5 E member
Of the Medical SC ETY. Of Pals mery House slrSson
tn the Edinburgh General Lying Hospital. aad pro
ymeisl practItiorsr Of ten year. sandns 1-sro"s ~
With the srnior members OF t1t
Faculty n this cry Any Physician or Acc pucheuI,
wishing u iennoa,b the more labonous d'tes Of has Pf
f..aon dsadvab tageOHs 10 han eli, VIII 40
dress ESCULaPIUS, az the Office of tAis paper s1ias
real same address. dle "
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YNHE TWENTY-rHIRD ANIMAL.

u BALL in aid OF The Eew Sn-s Fire D.nartn.s,
ru d, VII iske place A. h AtOT-psce Opsra Hode %
No kDAY EVENING. Jahusfy 20, 1885, Tesets to b,
hst OF the Committee dil usS iiy8
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DOARDING.-A Gentleman and ais
- Wife or two single gentlemen can be lScnmneafed
With Board IN private family Apply q, No - Alsn-sI
MI lns
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BOARDING. Gentlemen and then
Wives m pgle seHtlenen can have pleasant rooms
AT board al Ne. u Nssey-st nA m
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MARRIED.


At phil2dsph,a. On TAur,d.y. Dec. II, GEoR3E d.
CoGGESiAlL. Of this City, TO EMMA. daughter Of the
HE fAesaas Walker.
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oOM.-N antsd, By a Gentie.aaa and
III uiH ~ sDfurnrbsd room III esara. II q ssatesl
private fss' vest SIDE 81 bf"sdsss, be- seen Cts-l
md Ck T, opher ste OF. ed Address imGned a.s1y e.
a n Tovsy poa odS~s di7 %
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Observation-Disclosures, an Assistant
i Teacher for the Male Department Of the II J1se al
Refuge Juvenl. Denqness He must he of ada
eIpentIceJ teaching the elensntay branches nod
sn ineoroaebsble moral character. Apply 10 l. h
PIEkSON. No. l3l Ffsnkhn-st d6 w.
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BOARD. CENTRE permanent board, At
Rp No 60 Fultonst. Also rannent and day ooArdeTs.
ims
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Two LET-With Board in an dlpining
n house. TIE third s,ayy Of good house Bead
ThIss rooms. pAhtnes, &c. IsGune VI MRS EaRt.
di7 ~ ~ Bond q.
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a SMART, INDUSTRIOUS YOU'VE GIRL
wants stu alton 10 do hodsework. ohanber r1rS
and sewing. No objections 10 20 a saolt ds,ance IN tas
county Apply Al No. lc3 VaIick 81. the front bass
mtni. dl7 IL
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A PRoTrsTANT YouNG WOMAN wants a
situation to 20 take care Of children and Is good
seAnsness 0"oc feisTeHce 4 -ecsrsd can be ssea f,r
no DAYS ftse cal a. No no be, weea list
slo 81. avs, fourth hOsr. dt7 "a
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pOOMS-With full or partial Board, IN a
hosss With al ne neisrn improvements. De- asd
p, applying Ne le4 West as; ST. ss<wsea osa aud 7h
-. eli
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CRANI SCOTTI>M. NArInNAL-

ERANi SCOTTISH, NATIONAL.
mortal ATG..- .rd SflE 1870 ASER a. = =
bRASR saf ifo ftesss FkASER ypsDr.
lnti,l ft. ..ic.,afsa 40 .ru.4l-i eest,,.n .f -.
srd o1-r.i llir.fist,fs Il G ri.sh >,ns l,,i.. - =
arrived b. = sv. No-k ~ be 80 ..1 D Poaesr \ - -
ans,m Ansucs on MONDAY EVENING. Dcc 1, 80
the Ave iaIlaains sgas N -" Leu Room II IL y. y
y.rk = c.ty lbfary u oft FDf pakoy yet-. -
h.ye been re'we The BrnlsA pu5hc ana rose 81 y
amount II paironses s.fba I'D ~ versfsts
the lmfasn-sucs has ben lie ituasres 81 nan III
music anne t''nH ~ IN hetrt, snansethya -
beautiful poetry, dshvsrsr ~Wh simphCty. f~iae -
chsrsccristIc EXPRESSES D-ts olsu At n, sa& se-
s.nes NJ S . clock Admire "a 20 cot, az -
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NO LET-Fwo Furnished Pa'lprs, bed
y recrs attached, vi pab.reS, IN the upper pa Of
the prvsse hons. No A5 Broadway. Breakfast ssd tea,
on fuI bsaId u dssned. els ~
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AmnBeHleufs.

ITALIAN OPERA. ASTOR PLACE.
y WEDNESDAY Dec y, 6fst performance 81 Meyer
beers CT aud Opsrs, ;" hvs aefS. Of
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Rshsrt, Duke Of NQrmahdy- b.t''ni
Befu ms r r. nd Mann
Rambsut Norman Peasant eg. Fetti
hsbss-.. Princess Of sicily -sigoofa 'sio
Alice Norman Girl Sgnora StclItaOae
GRAND CORPS DE- BALLET
Hs eDa Prores. Of MUGS Mile CELESTE hy the KIND
permission Of " r Burton, Esq
Secured seals, 81 80 Psrqnetie az BoIes, 81 Amphi-
hssT " cents. Doors open at 6i-to commence at =.
DIS II
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DOARD.-A few Gentleman can be ac-
- oommodaed with good BoNd, pleasant Tooms, and
tEg,e beds No s7 Allen ST.. between Ssahton and
HOuhion. SIS. Stages pass The dOeT. az lmf
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poARD ON BROOKLYN HIGHTS.

~ = lufe RON ~ ne nd hsyE viii g. spaff
rap schtss % - G-us I'D rlEs spet shidfs
49, ~ .p.'e GsufsH.1 DO ENJOY Gu home q.
tn. r!ss-t isc4 Ne - WlieE 81. cor III Clara
dis 81"
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JACOB BOcARr, Agc'iOpser
STORE No ID SPkUCE-St THIS
- DAY. sttks Agcpon Rom, st ioI ocoss. nsftgsse
ale hold fIfGitus cynslsHz of sab gay SOFAS
,set.r, 6hars N haI cloth conc euo Dg-tssds 10
daBass easy char IN dsassb. black ssaat chars,
- dsns,k ahossLJ bureaus, Ia ned baiesas, painted
cfrage suite pete. oil cloths hair ara
hLkk mattresses feather beds &C Also aq1ss,ty sftyJs
dl7us JOAN ". sOhIRInELGH, Atty
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CIRCUS-NEW-YORKA MPHITHE.
OCTAv[A DELILLE. Phi

MAD'LLE OCTAVIA DELILLE, Phi
ls1 ma Dana d. Topsra C,rnsae. al Pari. hts the
knnor uf sJu0uIciBg thai her FIRST GRAND CON.
Ckk1 N Amerrs WI fsF- re
AETkOPOLlrAN HALL.
tL&e IrDlsT Haii.) IN fhu asDAf EVENING Bsrt.
Dec le. l3o shch sh- will Do sgDyJrtrd ~
taos. sEn.iI nti,ts s gan BETTiNI, Sgn9r dAkINI
- & Herr GslEsEL, -itn - - oh-suA OF tk FOh-
Tf hUkit lANS. srcsf TO- direction OF
hT WALLACE. he rmiasst EempJser.
Tiesss 8 ssch-for sai- a. al the zinc pal Muse
sfo 90 hotels. ~heI- pIDgrfmn-s. with fl parLc-
alas, I ~ 30 o"faiArd COknSN AUCKLAND.
Ns-its :Dr Mai'iis Dstlle
Ees 4 ksIr lace. cT Is
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DOOMS.- Wanted, by two Gentlemen,
IL sttIrt and bedroom furnished, without board. in
or Rro.twsv. and Le, higher up Than ,iA At Add
7 M Irihnne Once. Gl6sI
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WILLIAM JOBBiNS left Dublin for
America in about he year 1896 and has not been
heard since 1897 should he Oe nov 10 existence ne -
I.oues,ed 10 communicate with HENRY SWELLIS, Esq
al7 l.w2tWed No. % ChanceTy lane, LohdoD.