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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

The above table Of quotations for the leading stock Sc
curities in this market at the beginning Of each month
Of the past year. shows the fluctuations from time to
time This gives all the ups and downs Of the market
and those who have desire for operations In such I'M
certain thiL gs fancy stocks will derive considerable
information from this comparative statement Different
have produced different effects in the stock mar
ket 1t would be impossible trace all the changes to
any direct cause for experience has convinced US
that things in Wall street frequently 90 by contraries
Fancy railroad stocks have usual been subjected to
the influences of cornering combinations and the two
great specializing parties have experienced their usual
success As general thing, the bulls have made the
most money but 1t has been pretty close contest Tho
advance in prices has been much greater than the PEE
vous decline but holders have calculated their profits
far paper they have not realized When they do,
their profit and loss account may look very different to
what they expected During the present year govern
ment and sound State stocks have not been much
tie market Railroad bonds have been created in i'm
mense quantities, and they have absorbed enormous
amount Of floating capital Railroad bonds and railroad
stocks have occupied nearly the whole attention Of spe-
culaors and II another year should be prolific in the
production Of this class Of securities there would
after be ofthose coapses which frequently
suddenly upon the most reckless class Of spectators
The following list Ct dividends &c payable In Boston
during the coming month, has been prepared for the
papers Of that sty:-
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE Bosros, JANUARY, 1852
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This table exhibits q uniformity Of rates almost un-
precedented. 1t will be seen that during the year
there has been hardly per cent variation in tho
rates ruling for sterling bills Bills on Paris have uctu-
ated more than any other point and have ruled
high that large shipments Of specie been the result
Although foreign exchanges have been steady they have
been throughout the year aganst All Of our ship
mens Of specie have not been account Of our foreign
trade Large amounts have been sent through this port
to Europe account Of miners and others in California
This has made the aggregate much larger than it other
wise would have BEEN and created an impression in the
minds Of many that supply Of precious metals was
becoming rapidly reduced We statement show
ing the monthly exports for the year =
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eiQ 7IaotQ

Total shipments. 3,74e;318
This exceeds the expectations in any previous year in
the history of this country From other ports the ship
ments have been limited. The total from all ports will
not vary much from forty FIVE millions Of dollars This
with the large imports and exports Of has
caused great activity among the shipping classes and
increased amount of business at the Custom House
summary Of impcrtatons and expectations, in
each month Of the present year. 1851 presents the an
nexed exhibit -
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IN sudti'n to giving extra benefits to most Of the
older artias.
In this summary We have disclosed the principal
causes Of he failure Of the Italian Opera in this
country. When artists come here, they demand
salaries that no manager cap afford to pay; they
viii not sing oftener than three times week; they
play sick whenever they want to revenge them.
selves on the manager; they drive the manager
into expenses which he n<yer contemplated ; thew
must have the travelling expenses of their wives,
servants, friends, andT sogs, paid It really is a
this country.
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ANTHOLOGY, 60.

= - 49,
nOCToR ROBACK'S NEW YEARS ADDRESS TO
- the public
The new year opens, and TO mo it's given
To read the Language Of the stars in Heaven.
And tell 20 all who wish their fate to view,
What shall befall in eighteen fifty two.
Born Of line of tecrs, in Sweden's land,
The occult art truly understand;
Can tell you what to fear and what 10 hope,
And write your fortunes in your horoscope.
The stars lie not. and BY th:.: truthful light
slwaYs cast nsayitiesaright.
Tbs bodies ms. Whatever Ley may be,
can alleviate by astrology.
lfyou have lost your wealth, by theft or fraud,
BY my great art IL soon can be restored;
II debts are owing you for many csy,
have charm 10 make each debtor pay;
Or, should the law have drained your pie purse,
have = SPELL the loss to reimburse.
Has leye found Judgment IN your troubled heart,
Know can change for bliss tho bitter smart
Give you that hearts desire, and end its strife
By changing lovers into man and wife;
Though there be Obstacles they'll malt away,
And magic power shall bring the wedding day.
Sick or in health, in happiness or woe,
Whateer your station in this world below,
Know that claim-prepared that claim to prove
To read your fate by the bright stars above.
Kings are my clients-yot feel NO pride,
And loving all men, sfi would freely guide.
Accept this ofering-with new born year,
New signs Of destiny in Heaven nppear
And this believe me- 20 an auepcious time
Your fortuncs, by the planets 70 deyins, 49,.
g. W. E0BAcK WINE street.
All letters 70 W Robaek, No White street. WIZ De re-
lgously attended to- If paid FOR more parseuass
call an logical Almanac, where certneates can
be seen.
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The fetal value Of imports during the year vas $l31
22oees, Of which only s2o5eo5s was in specie 1t sp
pears by thf ha. more than half Of the aggregate
Importation into the United States entered q. this
port Independent of the above, merchandise valued a.
$lssSeo22 entered at this port for warehousing
The exports independent Of specie, have been limited
The total value Of merchandise exported during the
year was $43 $4,000, amount but triAe more than
the shipment Of specie In the same time.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations current in
this market the LIST of each month Of the presen'
year-1s5l-for the principal speculative stecks:-
QUOTATIONS FOR sTocKs THE New YoRK MARKsr
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EXPRESs AGENCIEl :.

REGORY's GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
N Parcel Express per steamers Prometheus and Chero-
kee Monday Tuesday, January and o. st oeloof
M-The subscribers will forwards special express t1s
above Shippers requested tohand goods
them corded an oeA-
in shipment Packsg must be put In water
dion and exceed 5 lbs weight each, snd be
ieccmtanied With avcicss An txtA sApisss MI 90 or-
varded per Ohio. on Saturday, January 10.
THOMPSON d HITCHCOCK.
xansgsrs and Agents. 40 PsaSl street, corner Of Wal.
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Account Rook,-New Firms, and Others,
can BE- supplisd viS esmplste set Of first class As
eouns Bosis ison Shelves or have them made 70 order
fold wrseS Pens Ds. for 1882 .ad ~ articles I.
ehesp rstes RICH LOUrREL, importers and ManufAe
Iurers OF Ssstonery, 81 william street.
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for season, and cannot get along without the AZ
fists he has engaged, they frequently demand an
ncreas OF salary, and ii their demands are not &C.
ceded to ~ the manager, they contract cold and
are unsbh to sing. Thus, ON Maretzek's leaving
New Yorl in September last, he was compelled to
increase he salaries Of
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HOTELS.

WORK FAMILY HorEL-NEw BRIDGE STREET LUD-
gate Hill London. The above house 10 centrally pu
ed has excellent coffee room Ten or twelve prysse a.
tirg rooms between forty and fty light airy bedrooms
good smoking room warm cold, and shower baths aix
reasy Es.. poTss. - sttsaasno nxsd o.arSe Tor
van1 the New York Herald IL fled. Thomas Oar
maine tenders his grateful thApks TO his American
for The vors he has so long enjoyed ~ their AaAdA
ueits their continued patrenSgs And rsSommsnAsG
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SPORTING.

CPoRTIN0--wILL BE SET UP TO BE SHOT FOR
- Anew heAr - Turkeys, Geese, ana vhick-
enc with rifles and pieces ~ Squre HOTEL Upper
hcrrssnia. Shooting 70 commence A. o'slock Cars
W. x, SpolRsA Pyspsietss.
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CLOTHING.

CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" Ladies or gentlemen having clo thing, furniture,
jeweiry stock goods dispose obtain fair cash
price for the by sending for the At his resi-
denoe Through Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
M. S. COHEN, 6j Elm street.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER G0oDS.-THR NEWARK INDIA
Rubber Manufacturing Company, No. SO Maiden lane,
hand and oer for SALE Shoes Boots rootho and
Cings India Rubber Toys consisting Of Lions Dogs Sheer
Bears Eagles frogs & Balls and Doll Heads Of different
sils and qualities and all other goods In the inds rubber
line made under Goodyea Psten. Metallic India Rubbers
II. HUTCHINSON. PresiteaA
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DROU0HANB LYCEUM-THURsDAY, JANUARY I,
ID 1889, the performances viii commence with ths LOST
LETTER-Mr Beau, Mr.. Chippendsis. Favorite Ssng by
Miss Barton Arr Which, new s1srsyaSanis g.. called
lumbis Mrs Sherrett TO be followed the IRISH TIGER
Paddy Ryan. Mr. Brouxhsmi Nancy, Mrs. Brouaham- To
conclude with q ROW AT THE LYCEUM-MAnager. Mr..
Broughsm; Mrs. B. Mrs. Brousham.
u OssUTH CoNCERT. AT TRIPLER HALL, THIS
n evening. Jan. l. 1857 conmsnoins - o,ooeh. 5Wo
suth and $40 Annual 30 st 81 oaoh 200 81 81 and 100 at
s. These be EXCHANGED for other books ~ l Broad
Also splendid Plan oores The best talent IN tho
city has been engaged fer this occasion Mr.; L. A.
Jones the AghaDians the Orphean Family and the New
York Quarette Association splendid Orchestra under
the direction OF George Loder Tickets 81 eaoh 10 be bad
At the Hall, afternoon and evening.
CUPID LYCEUM. IS CANAL sTRRET.-0RAND NEW
" Year festival and the last Night Of the beautiful Fs
male troupe and Living Pictures Also Of the Arab Girls,
and Mr. Nichols the India Rubber Man. together
great Hungarian Mr. ZerSenhs who plays native
Go early. Doors open 6k a. tx.
Admission, lax cents; stage seats. IS cents.
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owned halter Of 125 Fulton street. who has i'm
ertaty in his and in the quiet pursuit of
legitimate business by making the best Of hats and
cling them uniform low price, has this bestow
to the fur department and supplied him
eli with good variety rich rare and
lepant is possible find in New York. This being
ne case respectfully call the attention Of readers to
he and ask in his behalf much Of their patronage
hey able to bestow him. Knox an old friend
patron of the Herald; he 10 right clever fellow
berAi fair dealing tradesman and he will ask
goods buy Of him than they are really
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INSTRUCTION..

w in district common school Good references as TO
charAoter and qualifications required Apply ally
Island.
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Hats for the Holidays.--Why not a
holiday Hat weH other thing Gentlemen will thank
% for that prepared furnish any
extent beautiful holiday styles Also the very popu-
lar Koesuth soft Hat. with or without festher.
WARN OCKS, Hatters 270 Broadway, Irving House.
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lNSUR ANCE &.

THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered In 82t-Ofoes - Fulton strcst, Brcohlyny
sherchAnts Exchange wall street, New YoFk-havs t6eI
capital tss also handsome surplus invested In The NEST
undoubted securities and contnu 10 insure buildings
ehandse and other personal property, vsssels
port and their favorable erms sthsg
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. Prssident
ALFRED q. STEVENS. Secretary.
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BunnIo Ov.rshoes ana NToccasins for

riding TRAVELLING and cork SOLE patent leather. calf skin
Clogs foot hold and rubber 0vroes OF description;
every tSe Of Boot cork so double SOLE water and
thought of for the feet lower than be purchased ~
other establishment al Brooks celebrated Boot and Shoe
EMPORIUM, 100 Fulton street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


MAYoRS OFFICE-NEW YORK, DECEMBER 81,
M R5l.-A Csrd.-Mayor Kipgslspd will be happy TO see
citizens New Years Day at the Mayors Office,
City Hall, between IL and o'clock,
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCrION N0TICR-0R0CERIEu .-RErAIL GRO
N GERS Stock French Pums Wines. &c.-Friday. Jan
atN o'clock. at Dey street. corner OF Gresnwich street.
Tea Coffee segars. tobacco. currants, rAns
spices whale and oil candles. soap. nut
butter cheese, brandy wines counter shelving
scales weights, &C. W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
81 Dey street, corner Of Grssn wioh
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Texas Land and General Agcnc,

Bowery Fire..-John Lauck, Hair.Cu {.
er and Charles A. Borst burnt out NJ No. Bowery,
sver Mr. Aacmanuss Hat store mot Mr. Jamss Desura-
ished for business At No. %.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

8PEClAL NOTICE.
tanned by fog. will sail this morning at An.
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY. DEC
IN g. l651.The Annual Election for nine Directors Of
ths Company for the ensuing w be held 1T the East
Broadway House, corner Of Pike street and East Broad
win open ~ o'clock M, and remain open hour
The transfer book will be closed the ath and 5 Of January
H. v. MASON, Secretary.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN The seventh semannual dividend the preferred
will be paid st the ooe Of their Centre
street and after Tuesday the sixth January next
The nser books of tho preferred stock will be
Saturday December Tth az three o'clock NJ and opened
Wednesday Jsnuary7th at 10 eelock, A. N.
SAML N. BLATCHF ORD, Treasurer.
Dated New York. December %, 1881.
n u. Am ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
W. delegates appointed by the Chapters to
with the committee appointed by Chancery for the purpose
Of making arrangements for celebrating with approprse
ceremonies the coming the birthday Of the
immortal George Washington the Father OF our Country
will he held at Chsncery rooms Friday evening the "a
ins At ~ o'clock. punctual stten dance Is requested
R0BT. ID. Fart, Chm Con Arr ng ements.
j. G. PACKARD, socretsry
ID KNovAL.-sBIPMAN GERDING HAyERExoyED
~ to tie store No. " Liberty s.scet, between Broadway
and Nassau street.
NAVY BAY AND CHAGRRs ICE COAPAEY.-TKl
IN Company having their houses the Ishus
Aid made to receive regular supply
prepared furnish steamers and other vessels aeo iIS
yduae with Ice, Fresh Meats. Butter, Lard. Vegetables
kS st the shortest nosice ~ very tessen.ss .so.s
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Furs, for Holiday Presents, are the most
1tabe elegant and substantial article that be
good Of all kinds furs elegantly finished AZ
duced rates. st YOUNGS fur stores, SO Bowery and IL
ohm street. Cloaks han dsomely trimmed with furs.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

DRY GOODS, DC.
CHILLING OFF SELLING OFF TO CLOSE TUE CON-
~ at Isl Fulton street, Brooklyn 81 per below
oostThe undersigned Offers her splendid OF Paris
Fall Millinery for SALE at sacrifice Of 50 their
actual cost. PAULINE KIMBEL.
B.-stors 10 let, and fixture for sale-a bargain
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Original l.. Jacobs.-Those who wish to
urohase Accordian, Music Box and Musical Instru-
aents Of all sorte should to JACOBS, 100 Chathau
rect He has ne Gold Watches Breast Finger Rings,
nd great variety of Fancy Articles, including Ladies
York Boxes Give him call.
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LIQl ORS.


NJ b. PETERS q CO., 800 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
1 Of choice Old Wines, Brandies Liquors and
We recommend All who wish TO supply themselves with
wines and liquors Tor the holidays to give them call ~
house in the otv First block Irving House.
YME CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY FOR CUR
tain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Satin Deiaine Lace. and
Muslin Curtains Window Cornices. Shades Paper Hang
ngs &c. which will be sod wholesale retail twenty per
cent less than any house in thecity A, r. DAVIES
S5 BroaGway
7 oNDoN DOCK AND ALL OTHER BRANDS OF
~ Rrsndies. Port, cherry Madeira, Champagne. Caret
&c. Wines, Aeders Swan and Old Tom Gin,
and ST. Crox Rum, Scotch and Irish Whskey old Havana
Segars for sale in quantity At lowest whole
sale prices. for cash, at 400 Broome street.
WORTHY OF NOTICE, PARTICULARLY AT THIS
w sesson.-In bottle, very choice old Brandies, PORT
Sherry, Ma deiIa Clsret, and Champagne Wines Ho
land and scheidam Gin. Rum Whiskey so, SO for SALE
at the celebrated Brandy Store corner Of Brooms and
other store
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CANARY BIkDS.-CuARLES ROSE IMPORTER OF
Ofuror sinting birds 10 North william street. Calls
enisn 70 ks NOSE sssortment Of European sing
in, hrde consisting in German Be'g.n canary bi-ds
tons bresdsl thrushes skylarks ches CAGES
% ae most elegant style ~ moderate prices ~ Nsrsh
WunAn gtseeA
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4 IYK MISUNDERSTANDING LOAN FUND LIHn
- Assurance Society Of London: General Asouts ssss
No. Grand street Jersey CtyThe above Company cen
he United states, and Csoras and other special be-
J. gIAwprR STARR asasrAi Assaa
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The Forrest Divorce Case.-A c0pl0us,
revised corrected report of this trial will be
published by Law Reporter ofthe New York Herald In
pamphlet FORM Immediately after ,he termination q hs
In that FORM and will copies Of ali the letters and
documen offered trial. Orders from booksellers TO
yialA aecured. Prioe Is oents.
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MUSICAL.

I'VE CELEBRATED PROFESSOR IN sINGrSG.
sgra Eliza allen gives all her lessons At ladies'
she VII st,end application made
vanderbeeks music store 49 Broadway, the brilliant and
cay Adelina polka posed aud dedicated her pupil
Adeina Patti by Eliza Valentino.
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Barnum's American Musc um..--P. IT.
Barnum, Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood J As
tant Hanager Admission to the kuseum and perform
.nees Is ssnss Children under 10 years 2h CENTS fa..
J. 1882 Morning, at II o'clock, FORTUNES FRoLfC. SO.
Afternoon, AZ ~ and ~ o'clock FAIRY GIFT. and A
9eses The 50 Tqsh sgPsudsd and popular comedy E:
day piece Of fun miseh e magic and called
the PALACE OF PEAC0CKS: the Fairy Gift. The Chi
nese Beauty the Chinese Family Of six having
Europe where they visited by Queen
Victoria the British here. Tho Koh.i-
md. A
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apr that the exqutey fitting shirts may be
cured at Green's No. Astcr House Byeavng orders there
Of shirts supplied at the brieest notice. Ready
made shirts under clothing, dressing gowns crayas and
ether articles Of gentemens in all their varieties
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supply all sizes OF rious and int
resting Babies, just reee we'd AT TUTTLES Emporium o.
Fancy Goods, Novelties, SC, No. 3i5 Broadway Come
before this lot exhausted. at this establishment
will found splend and immense stock Of fancy and
the attention the gift giving public particularly invited
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Broadway White street. will sell The entire lot Of
spnF purchaacd at the late large auction sales At the
following prces-Rieh Brussels So 20 lps yard; extra
heavy Thrce-py s do euper De- 6s Good, all WOOL &c.
Cd 10 Oil Cloths oxtra heavy M FER yard and all other
Eoada EQUALLY Low.
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DODW DR. H'B DANCING ACADEMY, 4l8
IA Broeme street, near Broadway-A new class for be-
xnners will Monday evening" January s. At
o'clock Gentlemen wishing TO attend will please call be-
fore that time and enter their Glasses the
tce of the Polka Schosche, Redowa, Goretza and all
the other fashionable dances Mondays and Thurs days
Wednesdays and Sa turdays Gentlemen
At any time Ladies' chdren's classes the same
days, at and o'clock. NJ sorees every two weeks II
lie with great satisfaction to friends and tho
public that havec composed set Of Schosche Quadres,
entirely and worthy Of being to the danong
world Of this city. This will be taught during
coming sscosd and friends that dance
have yet had the pleasure Of introducing TO them, has
promised to prove SO satisfactory IS this one.
DURNTONS' DANCING ACADEMY. GOO BROADWAY.
p Glasses forming for the Second Quarter Tuesday and
Friday evenings fer Ladies and Gentlemen. New classes
those who advanced in dancnRaso for beginners.
Practice in the Qusdre, Waiting. Tampete 0erlitza,
Schottseh. Polka, Nszurka, La Catarina Redowa.
figures and steps every school evening All who intend
number this term is limited. For At IA Bow
cry Book Store
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the American hat will find the most
full and beautiful f" Kossuths." SO at Cenins
GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
Notice.-Thc New Hat Company's Estab-

NotIce.-Thc New Hat C0mpany's Estab.
Eehment Nos l46 and 149 Nassau street, will be till IL
o'clock this morning for the accommodation of their
Who in consequence of ths untavorable weather
we're dis their hate the New
Ore qualify, on o price, 1881 and NO abatement.
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YHE SAIL nEASOA /,

n MEYEN'S DANCING ACADEMY AT THE sHAKS.
pelre Hotel 22 William street, The Second Quarter
will commence Saturday January Sd, 1852 Hour Of
SUTTON Tuesdays and Saturdays At four O'clock for
Applications 70 be mdeat the Academy during the hours
tuition.
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Interest NOtiCe.-Chc Coupons due the
FIRST day Of January all Bonds issued by the Nwau
HE Mississippi Railroad Company. we'll IS upon Mil
waukie City Bonds issued to said Company will be paid 81
be American Exchange Bank and the office Of the Ohio
Life Trust in New York respectively and
after the I'd day Of January E. FASSETf 50 Wall street.
Texas Land and General Agency, estab-
ished lSThe subscriber be ound the house of
Richard B. Kimba Esd. Ne. IS Seventh street. the
I'd, 3d. and 9Th January Persons having business with
ne will please be punetusl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- in America and the bes. tables In the "a
be found in Chambers street. next door Bur ton Theatre
The En- Iire Rooms The bar under the Of
Herbert. Fifteen Tables.
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Bound to shine.-If you are :. Bound to
shine on New Years Day, call T. SMITH, Jr, l02
fulton street. your dress for the occasion e s
correct costumer and will furnish any style Of gar
ments taste cf fancy may dictate on the most reason
able terms.
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There other dividends to be made during the
MONTH which have not been able to ascertain which
would increase the amount somewhat