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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

YorkThe undersigned, Committee Of Arrangements,
desire inform the members Oder and the public in
in aid Of the funds Of the Grand will take place At
MetroI olitsn Gate TIpler, Hall on Monday e,sni1s'
Jacob Russell, Asst Treas once; Custom House DO
Joseph coria 44 Pearl streets w. Groser Order Desk
Custom House. Do John Medole IS Chrysse street DO.
Theodore Froment le3 Allen streets 40 D. W. Anderson
II Sixth avenue do. d. w. c. Langdon, 2s1 Washington
,,.rss Dc O. lewios 2ss Grand stree: DO. Hisis5
Kennedy, I'll Greenwich street; do. n Stern, Cedar
streets do James B. Smith, q Park do. John ".
Thompson, IS south Eighth street. Williamsburg do.
Joseph Green Troy smmtsee Of Arrangement Tickets
eth Of the above committee of the toned
Andre Froment Grand Master l13 Naslau stree John
Davs Grand Secretary Odd Fellows ball T. H. Howell.
Grand Warden, So Duane street James W. Hale, Grand
Courier and Enquirer office; John c. Clayton, Grand
Rep IS Pine James II. Perkins Odd Fellows HALL
Geden Rule Once A Ann Members Of the Order
requested 10 appear in regalia.
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LOST, "a,


d An REwARD.-sT0LEN. ON THB MrH ULT., A
RIkO Gold wa.ch, NO. 2,673, Roske Liverpool, maker
Upopb being returned 10 II Salisbury Co.. corner
Of Bdway and Cortandt sweet the above reward will DO
geld chain ring, With the letter engraved the
stone, and few ohsrms.
OK REwAR D.-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
DO the 7th nst string Of silver plated sleigh BELLS
Of Gibson stamped the end Whoever will return tie
will receive the above reward and the thanks Of the owner
T OsT-AT THE CORNER OF NINETEENTH STREET
IL and Fourth avenue, Wednesday, the 7th inst. q
Brown Martin Auf. with purple silk lining The finder will
be literally rewarded by the
No. Is East Fourteenth street.
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n lately fom Philadelphia offers HE services 10 the
c,tiz.ns u New York he abs TO se past present.,
Nativss oaontd Or read In full scsordpg TO the ora
cles and sculirs signs Ladies' 81 gentlemen ~
No White street. New YORK; whore letters post pasA VII
receive immediate attention. For pArtousrs see aay
pspess As.rolos cal AlDansss sas b pressssd ~ s
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NEW MEDICAL BOoKs.-A CoMPLE1E PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment OF and all
thc lindred afectonsllustratsd by great number Of
wick D., lecturer surgery and diseases OF e above
named named. nature II large qqsr;e $50 Phi second
Surgical may DO said fesrlessly TO b. equal
and lar superior TO anything Of the kind published IN
this country Author of work on Natural Death, and
how to Keep Young price rs cents Author OF The IA
mily Phyoican price cents Author Of work on Self
Abuse and Dcplorabe Effects &C. no., sixth edition,
fourteen plates price al For sale At the publishers,
sTRINGER TOWNSEND. ~ Broadway and BY ths
author. b04 Broadway.
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The whole amount Of bids was nearly eight millions Of
dollars Those ranging from 81 5l-l0o upwards, will
get the bonds and portion o: the bids from 81 5o-loo
down, will get a portion. 1t was our Impression that
the bids would range from So to 90 per cent and they
have not varied much from those rates. These bonds
bear interest at the rate Of per cent per annum
rdeemable in 1852 convertible at any time at the plea
sure Of the holder.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DARIs AoENCY-PARCELs, SPECIE, ORDERS &C..
received and icrward,d 70 our house in Paris BY The
that city, thoroughly acquainted with the French trade.
markets. prices Sc we offer peculiar advantages 10 those
who At this unoture desire TO business la France
No. wall street.
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IRA h L. ~ KS aUlDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE, FOR PHI
~ adelphia ~ 10 clock, A. H., from pier No. North
river foot Of Battery place, by steamboat JOHN PoTTE
daily, (sundays excepted) arriving AZ Pnisdslphis
p n Fare, So second class 81 Bmigrsnt line 81 = =.
Fare, 81 CO. l. BLISS, Agent
AJrw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. 3
IN Mail and Express Lines, through IN ahosrs KALI
eoal city Leaving New York 40 a. H. foet OF
Cortiandt streets a. and r. NJ Liberty strees-eaves
Phadephs, hours from foot Of street rArs
ors Washington and ChaslestoA through okets sole n
the above through luggage carried In tha p H.
lin. S-oru Ns~ yc-t vith thvousS ao,drotnvs
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICEs.

nershp heretofore existing between the undersigned
las this day been dissolved by mutual consent also that
the business heretofore by nencmsn
Rosenbaum, will be hereafter carried by Simon Rosen
baum. who will pay of and collect all debts duo the
partnership business. SIMON HEINEMAN.
xrw York, Jan. !, 1882. SIMON R0sENBAUM.
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kDyIRTISKnKNrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TkIE MILITARY.

IRISH VOLUNTEERS, GUYON CADETS, COMPANY
D-A Special Meeting Of this company will be held Gu
evening next Jan. a. ~ abe Armory Of this
Company Eagle Drill Rooms corner Of Chrytie and De-
isncy streets 81 IN O'Clock =. ny order o. .,
AaH'S '"'s'' MICHAEL PHELAN, Captain.
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SPORTING,


DIGEON SHOOTING AT VIII LtAbsBURG-NoN.
day. January l2th-A Match will come of between Nc
Richard Pink AND MT James Bmau for SIS aeide Af-r
which Other matches syeepstahes &c Shooting will com.
Etnee ~ kleven O'clock A. N precisely.
FAC. CVLhAN, $50 Grand ptgeeI
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MO NEY> NJ n X e It.

SATURDAY, January lV-o f. M
The market to-day buoy but transactions were
rather limited 1t appears to be difficult to get up
excitement among outside speculatcrs and will
quire considerable nursing to get It well under way
There is too much anxiety among holders to realize and
The moment little improvement takes place, the mar
ket IL flooded with stocks This reaction and
outsiders deferred from taking hold purchasers
At the first board to-day, Erie Railroad advanced per
cent Morris Canal u; Harlem, Isl N. J Zinc, "a North
American Trust Il; Sussex Mining Co., "; Reading
Railroad, q; New York and New Haven Railroad, l.
Erie Income Bonds, Il. There more doing In
Reading Railroad the sales being dividend or Very few
believe that hs dividend has been earned and many
holders Of stock have less faith in its value since than
they had before. This company have large floating
debt, which must remain unpaid, and not only so,
but allowed to increase The special act Of the Legsa-
ture Of Pennsylvania prohibiting this company from
had the effect intended Since the passage of that act
floating debt of million of dollars has accumulated
and provisions have been made for its payment In
the face Of these things, dividend of three and half
per has been paid, and the stockholders are no
doubt glad to get To the greatest benefit
investment in this stock 1t would be necessary to sell
out the dividend is paid.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this pert to-day, amounted to $61,t78 80 payments,
SOL 1873 90 balance Sl,e9l,595
The amount Of specie exported from this port during
last week was as anIexed:-
SHIPMENTS SPECIE FROM THE PoRT OF New York.
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broadway THEATRE.-E.A A. MARSHALL, sOLK LES.
. Z. s .s
q: sc honss pss Ig mi
SAgNIyHG siyIIIE.o lsss lie isi. S,sss''
Mare, Mr. s.ish Ths T
ballet ne petite sssPssy . porrsG aE
WIN se farce Of kxsN FIX wED 10
NIBLes..-ARTIsry UNION IfALiAN OPERA, IN.
H. fsssss ct naS
LAAhERAQoR-Luei sisnora a. Bosio Edgardo Gig @.
'T
ne viii BE- n and The orSs s SGn
the eset.ed Maestro ssnor Arditi Tickets to All parts
Zach poors Box ss OPEN
every DAY from sA n, TO l2h.. and from2 to r. \.
RARNUNs AMERICAN XUsEUA.-P. T. BARNUx.
Ant
snees 70 eens; children under ~ years IN cents Parquea
nc With
sas1 sha 4 three
SaS ri rsa so y the
piece Of FAMILY JARS Evening At O'CLOCK the famous
Sa fix IRON % Mrs.
II S's si,ysr sF which, the susaaee iarSa
Asst .coNCERT-THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
II grateful for the hind reception given them st their for
msr Concerts respectfully sha. they win give their
Jan - when they VII Introduce .mons os,srs their
and wsleome to KossutS Reserved seas "a limited
evening q The Concert Books d Words containing The
open a. 61s Conoer. 50 commence AZ ~ O'Clock.
METROPOLITAN HALL uATs rRiPLEa HAIL.
lv1 Grand Scottish Concert BY me Fraser Fsmily fhe
Nc public ma hey viii W. Musical En,r;.ia
%n en- sr s
evening. Jan Tickets. 8 may o
day price ST Doors open OK Conosrt 60 comm'nisa at
oseo Tickets for sale At tae principal music stores in
ba wee .y s
sasie corps Of sasn.sd md n
his city Of ve years, reoeivet
h sn Sd ,a |
n dh sp s ss
continued Or Saturday next. January th annual beus
EELLows' MINsTRELs.-NEw YoKK IS FINISHED,
the te.saph
in brnepg sossser such Of aleHs NV 20 BE-
ssssS S Ssas*i . Sf' s are 81
e ser Thsyr Sewoms @ fat 8 ee.
~ n'y perform every I'M. s. ad on wsd1es
ccns Children ~ cents. Doors open at 81. oc'ocs oom
WELcHsNATIo9NsAL CIRCUS, cgEsrNurs rsEEr
F.. sh,y s sf . .,
of Mile Marie, and tie other Of this
distinguished troupe Every description Of equestrian and
aerobssic entertainments - here produced on scale OF
srlt ndor unsurpassed bv esbDeat the world
Prot Nixon, Equestrian Directors pcptiand and Wor
reI, Clowns
CURIOUS NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE.a BOWERY,
- Additional attractions by tho French Eaasri-n
Madame Tournaire in her gea sad lie pert rmanGe Ia
Belle du Bouevards NJ lie Josephine g La BY ph de- Mile
Louise rs La Fortune Mons Benoit ans Mr. Blaekwood
the Gladiatora a Goree each Hr K Sands tha Rivers
Family Master st Luke ali their vsred and ssgsnt
sests
uE IT EEhLMBEkED.-THIS AFTERNOON, AND
ID every week. Professor Anderson givss
grand bay erfornanoc. Doors AT comnsuce at
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The Pacific carried out little than antici
pated We should be satisfied with this expectation It
is unusually email and should not feel drain Of this
hind for long time. California will than supply
this demand.
The annexed statement exhibits the bids for the
issue Of the Convertible Bonds of the New York and
Erie Railroad Company. The bids were opened at two
O'Clock, and very spirited feeling Prevailed
A Wv YuR En- RAII Rims
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

I ECTURE In ST. kARY'5 CHuRCH.-THE Lee
IL ure by Rev. DR. hsrisrty of Ph!adephis announced
for last Sunday eveDpg consequence of
tia inclemenr. of the Weather Til tomorrow Sunday
evening the lltl 1T half whom IL
will positively be delivered Subject RE Catholic Church
in gland s risls and it's trumph Fickets fifty
each IN lie had Catholic book OF the Sections
OF the different Cath oo Churches and at the door,
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THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.-THE ONLY FULL
correct snd impartial report Of this interesting tr Will
be iesucd after the close Of the proceedings In
pamphlet form 1t taken exclusvely this edition. by
the able reporter of the Police Gazette and in addition 10
the testimony will contain the in Court descriptions
Of the Witnesses all the letters and documents admitted
Rejected md everything Of interest that took place This
report admitted be he only correct by the Court
and counsel 10th Sides and therefore be safely
ded the most reliable guide through the
testimony in this important copyright will be
secured this superior report accompanied with exceen
portraits Of Mr. and Mrs Forrest and ID will be the most
complete edition before the public Orders from the trade
and periodical dealers must DO addressed TO STRINGER&
TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway
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THE HOLD US.


plCH AND USEFUL GlFtS-A aoi d PEN AMI
AZ pencil Gaze has uss been ssued trau e snatapsorr
i the suhGcrbefs. he roet compact complete and oonvv
ant pocEet companion oHerec 10 clio and @hci
for beauty u workmanship sebet SIX Sizes
vented and warranted Also ssge aud varied assortment
ogo.e md aiisaE pencil and egsther With
erior gold pens whip mead proof t y cir superiority
xrers tie increased demand and the stsamp
ir1t.stion. A. q. BscLEY TO. leq srt ~ Broadway
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Mitoneu -
JAW. 10-Lya Wheeler and others, EXECUTORS rs John
Wl,loms Motion TO dissolve injunction denied, $l0
cost to Aide event.
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will hold special meeting, for the purpose Of eectns
officers and adopting articles Of Association on Thursd
evening NEXT 18TH at O'clock A. Chatham Ha
Ne Chatham square The public are invited to atten
viii fully the ot ots and operations OF Building
soeaone Books subscription are nov open At the ocf
~ j. Buxton, Jr, Ne. Ia North william street and Al
nessrs wakeman LAungs. Ms. 80 Fulton street. whsr'
the prospectus may be had.
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NEW PURLICA VION0.

THE FORREST DIVORCE sUIT-rnIs INTEREST
rg trial which daily deyeloping some most exit
pirary phases Of domestic life both humble middle. and
aristoc,tc will be published in by the Law Re
porter Of the New York Herald Immediately the erm
ration of the proceedings 1t is the only report that has
been taken will specs from the Of tho
proceedings 1t been referred to by the Court and
Counsel the akno~dged authentic and faithful report
of the proceedings and will comprise full and verbatim
account Of tie opening and tumng speeches OF Coun
eel the judges chsrge Portraits Of Mr. and krs Forrest
and graphic description of the whcle Price, Is
cents Copyright secured Orders addressed TO Dewitt
d enr ort, booksellers, Tribune Buildings NJ Y.
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RE w A RDS.

VAR MILL BE- TO ssY
certsin ladys and genemans heads whose whole hair
one week red and Tho change vrough
by the celebrated Bohemian Hair Dye manufactured and
sold IT 27 Hudson street Price cents Warranted not
TO injure the hair shin and OF % change fade
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Al 8. PETERS CO., IMPORTERS or wINRS
A Bvsndes and segars firm have recently opesed
their stock Mt $40 Broadway whore they onesns great
inducements buyers We All who want csoise
Arsiclss fair price " give them call We speak Of
tAsig ssGayp ~ bsisG NE ksst Msnl In ths ssy.
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The Hutc hinson Family will give their
Last Concert otan Hall tuesday evening
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HOMEsTEA ADS.


ExCELSIOR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
- ISOLATION NO 2.The orssnzston Of this association
~ the Union Building third floor No 1863 Bowery third
other business CURED by the act Of Incorporation will he
transacted Those wishing to sln are invited to attcrd
Entrance foe 81. Monthly dues s..
NJ Necretary.
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-~-a -
L1Qv OHs

CHOICE WINES, SPIRITS. &C. FOR FAMILY USE.
Yin Bottles sr Dmi ohns London Dock Brsndis and ia
maicn Runs, Fine old Scotch WHISTLES SchsdAm Hollands
Gin Burnetts London Cordial Gn Port Wines Of geat
and Of the choicest vntrge dcsely favored pale and
gold Sherroe sweet and dry Madea of the hess desr
tom Champagne o. the most celebrated brands good and
ties TO suit purchaser ard delivered free CHARGE
of New York. Brooklyn and Cities by the
q. p LETHBRIpGR ssands S. Fulton street.
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CONNIE rCiai Bank, Perth AmbOy.-NOtes
on this bank redeemed At % per discount by
Evans 20 70 Fulton street. in payment for ready ade
clothing of all descriptions.
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DRIvATE CARRIAGE AND HORsEs.-ANY GENTLE
wishing 10 dispose Of his establishment I'D
purchaser fair Price will take COED real estate In
value The establishment must be gnte and horses sourd
and kind large kockaway carriage preferred Address
box 2C60, Post Office.
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w 81. T. TAPsCOTT Il CO., IS SOUTH STREE
w supply drafts fer any amount payable throughou
Great Britain and Irelsnd They are also cole agents
Line, and line of Liverpool Packets and X line :
Londen packets passage by any Of which ships be
gagged reasonable terms.
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M kTROPOLITAN HALL tLATE fRlpLER HAIL.
lvl Grand Scottish Concert by rho Fraser Family The
Hessr Rd Misses Frsser have the honor Of
the public that they will sva Musical EnsertAin
msn consisting Of gensof ard elections from
popular composers at Metropolitan Hall, Wednesday
evening, Jan H. Tickets b. cen, Reser ed seats may
secured on application 1T the oce e the Hall dnrng the
day. price, ST. Doors ~ o. Cor at
III o'clock Tickets Ter sale At te principal musi, stores
broadway
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, AEe.

COR SALE, A SPLENDID PRIVATE COACH AND
Horses and Harness together with the Livery &c &c.
Coach Learlv and made to order for The
cost q s Ths rboe will be sold at 6srssin A. the
owr going Europe Enquire of willard Reed
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THE BALL SEASON.

MyE. AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE TO INFORM THE
Va ladies and gentlemen Of New York that she has
commenced her instructions in Dancing in the splendid
OF tie Stuyvessnt institute $50 Broadway where
resde For particulars apply from II A. NJ to r NJ, st
std
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NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTkEEr.-DOORS
open At curtain rises att o'clock Dress Circle and
Boxes 70 eents Pit l2 cents; Orchestra Tickets cents;
Private Bog Tickets 81 Monday evening jan r. the
hcGuIkE-sbandy MCGUIRE Mr.. williams; squire Cant
WE'LL Mr. Taylor George Cantwell Mr.. Arnold Archibald
Dogan, NJ. Llarke Mary OConnor Miss Hathaway Ellen
oDonIe Mis- Charles To b. followed BY the farce IN
AND OUT OF PLACE-Letty, MS Williams. To
Clump, Mr.. Fox; Phillis Miss Ludlam.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-30

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
u LOT ON MAIN STREET.--In pursuance Of q
decree of the Circuit Court Of Chancery for Hem
rico county, made on the 26th day of June, 1851,
and of an order made therein, ON the Sd day Of
January, 1882 shall, as the Comm issioner there
by appointed, offer for SALE at public auction, on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of the
present month, january at 4oclock. P. 4 fair.
and if moi, on the next fair dsy, the LOT OF
GROUND, with the TENEMENT and OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, ON the South sideof
Main street. between 18th and 18th streets, in the
city of Richmond, which was formerly owned and
occupied by Joseph Goode, deceased, and ID now
occupied by ]. B. Stegal; being the same properly
which was conveyed by James Smell and wife to
Joseph and Abner Goode, by deed of the 18th day
of February, 1910, and of record in the cffico Of
the Hastings Court of that city, and 10 bounded
as follows: Beginning at the West corner of the
store ON said lot and running and binding on Main
street Eastwardly, 20 feet more or less, until il
strikes the property which the said Joseph Gooda
conveyedby deed madein March, 1e47, to Willian
Slaters line alley of said line 1876 feet
more or less; thence Westwardly along said alley
SO feet until it strikes the 9. W. of the tot
formerly owned by Bat. Slade; thence along said
lot 135 feet to the place of beginning.
The above property will be sold subject to the
right OF dover of Mrs. Eudora Virginia Goode, the
widow of Joseph Goode.
TERMS OF SALE-t cash, and balance in equal
instruments ate, IL, and 10 months, with interest
added secured by negotiable notes. retained
until a conveyance ia directed by the Court.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
ja9-eo6tdtds Auctioneer.
WhiO will coDv
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We are informed that despatch has been re-
cei,ed from an officer Of the Army stationed in
New Mexico, stating that an extensive and rich
silver mine has been discovered on the public
lands, in the vicinity of Fort Fillmore, in that
Territory. The main or chief vein is said to
be over five inches in width at the surface, and
isexposed from the summit of mountain IF,
teen hundred feet high to its base, over a thou
sand yards i'll length. The eastern slope only
of the mountain has been explored, but there is
no doubt that the vein passes entirely through
it. An analysis of the ore has been made by a
Mexican silver-worker, who pronounces it very
rich. Fort Fillmore is about twenty miles north
of Eel Paso.-Ndt. Int. of yesterday.
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Ie Stranger in India; or Three Years in Calcutta.
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