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Published This Morning,
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THE FAITHFUL sLAvE-A s5OOTALE!

THE FAITHFUL SLAVE-A S500TALEi
by ROBERT MORRIS, X. T,
AEther OF Sketches BY Travelling NAtlTsr; Lectures
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Soirees Mysfeneuses ct Fantastiques
II ROBERT HELLER resDectfuly an

Soirees Mysteneuses ct Fantastques
M ROBERT HELLER respectfully an
IVA that nc viii make his appearance before
American audience the Oa few weeks series
entertainments peculiarly novel and attractive afording
and instruction ia the Mysteries OF Nature and
Science His established European Reputation, where he
known
THE PRINCE OF WIZARDS
and universally acknowledged
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VIII enable the public Judge Of the excellence Of his per
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BROADWAY THEATER-E A. MARSHAL,
10 Sole Lessee.-Third Night of Mrs. MOWATT-
THIS EVENING, Dec. /. will be performed, the payof
THE STRANGER
The S,ran Mr. Conway Mrs Halter. Mrs MOwats
Baron Steinicr Bland Charlotte. .Mrs. Sef,on
PETTlCOAT GOVERNMENT
Mr. Hectc.......W. Davidge Mrs Carney. Mrs Vernon
Doors open at 81 at Boxes and Parquet c;
Family and Upper Circles &C.; Private Boxes - and s6
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DARNIrM's MJ-SEUM.-C. ". Clarke
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every day from to 8 and from g. 70 IL r " put gan &c
st all hours, web the rest Of the Cuflosues
Adnttarce the whole Museum. the EbfertAAainels'
Sc, q cents; PsrQuet, u; cents, extra.
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CECOND CONCERT-WEDNES De
Oeemter l-sECOND and LAST NIGHT oithe FIRST
i Madame 'HIRNRIETTE soyTAGs SECOND GRAND
CONCERT New Series) VIII take place Metropolitan
Hall on WEDNESDAY. December l..
Nan , rsISc Hs Up pE e T2TH soyr.c
ssnoI G. P BA6AIL4 P H iii 1T EFNEs s5d
sIGNOR LUIGI ROCCO,
from La Scala at Milan nis first appearance IN NewYo.k
THE ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL DEPARTMENTS
SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS:
The Sacred Harmonic Society ol................l50
The United German Song UEion, OF SOcietles......S
Chureh lhoiTs
Italian Chorus
The Grand Orchestra. ~
DIRECTORS o. THE cHoRUsEs:
Nj G. F. BRlsTow. Director Of The y T. Sacred hl'-
Mr. AsRicoL PsuR' Director Of TIE German Song Union
Mr. Henry C. Watson. Director Of The Church Chors
Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Director Of Inc ItlAn Chorl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ALFRED TOULMlN.
ORGANIsT.. JOhN LONDEL'
CARL ECKERT.
To afford the required acco nodaton me Orchestral por
ion Of the Han VII BE- entirely remodeled on the pan OF
Exeter Hail. London ormng spacious anphitheatre oc-
cupying one third Of Metropolitan Hal. aid materially
facilitating the acoustic effects Of the mus.e.
PROGRAMME:
PART I.
l. Over,ure-srruensee, ia time in America. Meyerbeer
By the Orchestra
2 Ronarza-' Maria d Rudenz' .DOzizetti
Sig CEsARE BADALt
g. Grand NarlatlOra-- Ol que ulrh re ullllel AQAfn
Mad. HENRIETTE SONTAG
T. Ne Ccfne-" Fantasia .......... Hannah
PAUL JULIEN.
Due-The huFic Lesson .FioTavaati
Mad. sONTAG and Sig. Rocco
G. Romenza-" Gursmento' NercadaLte
Sig. PozzoLrN.
Mad. HENRIETTE sONTAG.
And the combined Chorus Of Six Hundred performers
H..
First part Of the 4ih symphony Beethoven
BY the Orchestra
Ouart pu~if Ms Relliul
Mad HENRIETTE SONTAG.
Sigrs. BADIALI, PoZZOLTNI and Rocco.
a. Grand Chorus for % male Lachner
By the Societies OF the United German Song Union.
H. Tenett- Papasci," taliana in Ageri .ROssiri
Sigrs. BADIALI, POZZoLGSI and Rocco.
u Eckers swiss Song .Echer-
Mad. HENRIETTE SONrAG.
10. The "Tremolo beElot
PAUL JULIEN.
H. The Prayer from the lsrael'es in Egypt Rosni
Mad HENRlETTE SONTAG, Sigrs. BAOIALG
PozZoLISI, Rocco. and the combined Cho-
ruses of 600 performers.
PRICES SECURED SEATs.-S2 and IL, 20 be had Et
Mesers. HALL 4 SONS No. 23g Broadway
The REGULAR SALE OF SEATS will begin on TUES
DAY, Nov. 30, at 9 NJ.
ORDER or SALE-On TUESDAY the - seats only on
WEDNESDAY, the 81 ard remaining 3 seats
NoTcEOwing the length OF the Concert it will COM
mence at7l
All the arrangements with regard 10 the comfort Of the
audience) OF the first series will be retained
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TNHE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
Il in aid Of the NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT
FUND viii take place &; the ASTOR-PLACE OPERA
HOUSE on MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 81, 1853 Tickets
20 be had Of the Committee.
NNHE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN
Il ART containing a series of authentic Paintings by
the celebrated artists in chronological o.de from
Guido de Senns (AD l22l) down 70 Horace Vernet, u
open for exhhnou At the Society Library Rooms froz
"a NJ. 70 NJ aud y % q ? NJ. ADMISSION 3 cents
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WONDERFUL EXHIBITION.-Thegrea

w est NATURAL CURIOSITY in the known world,
being PETRlFIED GROUP consisting ofa HORSE and
It's INDIAN RIDER, with enormous SERPENT cOiled
around them. The whole perfect petred state
of preserv1ton. The of the serpent ~
appear incredible. being about 40 feet in length and
about three feet in circumference This Astonishing speci-
men found in the southern part of South America by
Mr. Abel Gorden of Manchester, England IL presents
most wonderful appearance being the greatest curiosity
behed The serpent must have been
by poisoned shaft which thrust into It BY
the Indian Rider in his struggle Of defense.
The above Group VIII be put exhibition for short
time before taking Europe az the Society Library Lee
ture Room. No. S48 Broadway, ~ T., commencing on
WEDNESDAY Dec l. The price of admttance Is put at
% cents 10 give every opportunity to see ~
and should fail to improve II. Doors open from
A. NJ. until 10 u. NJ.
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BLANK BOOKSPApER RULING.

DLANK BOOKS-PAPER RULING.
Nd BLANK BOOKS made up for the trade IN large or
small quantities AZ low prices
SINGLE BOOKS or SETS Of BOOKS ruled to any
patern, and bound with dispatch
BILL HEADS aid Jobs OF oil Kinds ruled on moderate
terms .--
MAC AZINRs, PAMPHLETS and PRINTED BOOKS,
OF every description bound promptly and at low prices
JOHN F. ELLIS, No l0l Nlssau-st., cor. Ann.
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CALLERY of VARIETIES. No. 535

GALLERY OF VARIETIES, No. 535
~ Broadway, near Sprng-st, g. HICKS, Proprietor
Win open on WEDNESDAY,. Nov a. and continue open
daily from 10 o'clock A. VI until 10 p NJ Performances
every hour. AUTOMATON BELL-RINGERS PLAYING
Fifteen Airs including the popular Of the day SELF
PLAYING PIANO FORTE. plays Thirty-six Airs COS
MORAMIC VIEWS. KALlEDOSCOPES A variety Of
MECHANICAL FIGURES
List IF tunes PLAYED by the Automaton Bell-Rngers
/ Hail Columbia. ? Old Folks At Home 8 Spanish
Waltz 4 Nelly Bly,. s. Ny Lovely Virginia Gal. s Star
Spanged Banner 1 Low Backd Car 8. Ben Bolt Polks.
H. Marsease Hymns. II. Waltz. u Chimes Quadrille.
IS Home Sweet Home. H. Yankee Doodle
Admission 10 the whole, 25 cents Children under 10,
hafprice. A liberal discount made tor Schools.
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NETWORK CITY DIRECTORY for 1891.
Subscriptions for the seventh publcatono the
above work win be received the Office OF the Regular
City Directory No 30 Ann-st where may be consulted the
file Of City Directories from 1906, formerly belonging to the
late Mr. Dogeet which together with the type an materials
used By him the publication Of his Directory-iorning,
in fact his whole IN the basness-were puchsssd
at the public sale of his effects and DIRECTORIES Of the pr
oipal cities towns United States aud Canada
JOHN +. IROW, Publisher.
II. WILSON Compiler.
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As frst-rate Cook. by respectable young
IA Woman in private family She has The best OF city
reference. Apply 70 No. lf2 3iay, l5thst
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 4i4
w Broadw ay.-Open EVERY EVENING. Concerts
and Ethiopian Deneations Music unsurpassed and Negro
Delnestons unequaled Door open at 81 Concerts COM
mence at u O'Clock Admission . cenis-chilcren hs.
pnce. The Afternoon Coneerts are Discontinued.
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~ Young Gnard Henry Clay AssOciatiOn.-
Tfc regular Annual Meeting for the election of Ocers for
the ensung year win b. held Frazee Mapes Odd Eel
kwfi Hal, ca WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec p at 81
ssloek. Punctual attendance IL requested.
REGULAR NOsIKATION or OFFICERS FOR 1856
For PreSdent. .............C. A. THOMPSON.
FOr Vice-p TesideAt. WILLIAM BROUWER
For Recording Secretary ABRAHAM FLOYD.
For Corresponding SecTy..J n. MOSEMAN
fOT IIeasufer .............ELIAS COMES
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CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEA-
~ TER No. 81 Bower. THIS AFTERNOON aud
EVENING, Dee. l.
LEVI NORTH ss Don Juan.
sca-sYnouch, by SAM LAThROP. ,-,
IT. ,sr.son Of Horses TAMMANY, Master WILLIE,
usSs,ds SHFRWOOD, Miss EMMA NATHASS,
Mr. J. J NATHANs and Master PHlLO besides the en-
tire regular troupe OF r. SANDS 4 Go.
7P.M.
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WANTED--By single Gentleman, in re-
w spectacle private German Or French is%,y wasTs
i,h hash sdioinins for which liberal compensation vi
he sIoWed Addzsv D. J, Boz Hi Post0Gss.
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t. The Friends Of - Respectable aged in-
dtgent females,o who were prevented by the Storm
On Friday 16th from attending the Anniversary are re-
Feetfully invited to the Asylum (2Vis, near @dayl
On THURSDAY Dec. 2 Toe Managers Will BE- present
nom II TIL 2 and Will be happy 10 receive al that tIae'
inscriptions and donations for the ensuing year
~ The Treasurer Of the Fire Department
With much pleasure acknowledges the receipt OF nine hun
dd and thirty eight 7oloO dollars by the hsnds OF JAMES
FRYER Esq being the net proceeds Of the benefit gwen
" Madame ALBONl al Metropolitan Hall. Sept q, 1852
AID Of the Widow ard Orphan Fund ofthe Department
JOHN 8 GILES, Treasurer.
Nrw-Yokk, Nov. 8, I5e.
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~ First Annual Report Of the FRANKLIN
BUILDING ASSOCIATION Office No Is Sprucest-
Inc following summary OF the condition Of the Asso
Whole number Of shares originally subscribed 569!
forfeited ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
leaving .ozIs
Leaving
Total remaining
Eutrance o. y p.l.e,osa 49,. s,so-- a.
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As general HousTHAID, BY respectable
~ Woman IN private family Has good city refer.
Apply al No. IS COaeord,st, Brooklyn. Can be
for Two days.
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" Remember the P0or.-The Advisory Com
mttee of the LIST Ward again call upon the friends of the
poor said Ward aud give notice that they have employed
Mr. GEO. H. HANSELL TO collect funds for the " Asso-
citation for Improving the Condition OF the Poor" Mr. II.
will call, usual, for donations
ANY who pTeft doing leave their donations with
the Chairman, at No. 1877 CedaI-st.
JAMES c. RAMSEY, Chairman
Gro HIATT SECRETARY
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GA Young Lawyer wishes to enter into an az
rangement with Law-iinn their Attorney. Ref
erences given. Address LEX, Tribune Office.
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to Public CartmeR's United BcneVolent
Protective SociCgy.-A meeting Of this Society VIII
ls held GU THURSDAY EVENING next Dec. = at }.
Beshns, 10th WSd Hotel No. l95 Yves, l7thst ~
that section OF the city AID give them he Informs
ton o.. the objects OF the Society All pubic carmen are
iespeafully invited 20 etteud BY order
JOHN MURPHY. Chairman
z. MCCABE. Secretary
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Az Lecture EI0cution.-Prot MARX BAL
LILY will denver Lecture before the Clinton Union De.
hating Society ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. ], Az
"a o'clock at Clinton Hall Subject" El0cntion and the
All of Public Speaking The public is invited TO attend
Admission free.
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tS" The Spirit Messenger of this week contains a
communication from the spirit Of Emanuel Swedenborg
through the medium of s Fnney IL viii be ready for
delivery on WEDNESDAY. For sale at No, 80 Nassaust
~ East River Building Ass0ciatiou.-A regu-
lar monthly meeting of this Association will be held at then
rooms, No. 1872 Grand-st. on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Dec l. at7l O'Clock.
OBADIAH NEWCOMB President.
ALFRED X. HETFIELD, Sec'y.
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WANTED-A Situation as Bookkeeper 10
w some wellestabl sbed house In this city, bys young
Man who IL good Penman, and can pfodace ms me- On
quest enable references in regard 70 character and sD'
Addr. . w. S. H., No. 1870 Hester-st fffL lLl
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~ The Annual Election Of the officers OF THE
NkW-YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, VIZ Presi-
dtp Vice Pres dents. Treasurer Secrtaues and Librarian
-aso tine following Committees; Finance, Library fruit'
Plants and Flowers Vegetable, aud Distribution OF seed
wal take place at the Lecture Room OF the Stuyysan In
Situte, ON MONDAY, the 9th Of December, lSeZ fou
open from 5 to s o'clock 7 NJ.
sHEPHERD KNAPP, Pres }ent
GEORGE WILLIAM CVRTiS, Rec. Sec.
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AS CHAxBERMAID and Waitress, or 70 assist
"A IN vashlng and ironing, BY respectable Protestant
yoUEe Woman would 90 ko1sework Tor respectable pm
vafe family: could children ard do plain sewing
Cansr No. 1T Eln-st- Howard Can be seen days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

As WET NURSE, by respectable widow
"A Woman. She has child four months old. Apply at
No 2eI Delancy-st Has objection to travel. eau b
seen for two dayS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-09

Dsfr. GREEs OF New ohean La Is duly empowered
al established raies In
the State Of Mssspp receipts will be regarded payments
90 mr. w. JAHKs Of Cincinnati Ohio our general travel
ling agent States, assisted by JoHs II DENT WA
R.asAr Dr. j. wApswsKrn, r. X GHAyKs, Az r. Laws, JAMES
LORI FRAsKLAsD, and G. NJ
L. Each OF the above has eefuncae OF inc
Mayor Cincinnati OF the city describing their persons
win be risk In paying them, and We hope all on whom
they may will convenient settle with them
u1r HsSKr M. LEwIs OF Montgomery, Alabama, Is our gen.
travelling for the States Of Alabama and TENNESSEE
sisted by his sons, James o. and samuel d. Lewis
@ IsHAzL JAaEs ie2 south Tenth street, Philadel
pha Is general travelling agent, assisted by Mess WH
wKLp JoHH Collins, JAnxs DEEnSs, A. KIRK WHLLEsros
T. A. EVANS JUDKss p. Locks, Jos. BUTros, GEosei
p. Burton. and THOMAS ID. NICK.
90 Mr. ISRAEL f. JAaEs No la South Tenth street, Phladel
phia collections the cities Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.