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CAMILLE U4SO-GRAND FAREWELL
~ COECKRT,-Mne. CAMILLE UR5O, grateful for
Tie very kind reception she Las met with in this city bsgs
leave 10 Gnuouroe that her FARE WELL CUNCERr pre-
Sous 70 her departure for the SOnth viii take place
THURSDAY EVENING next, Nov. Is at NiBLpS sA-
GE0RGIAEA STUART, M ROBERT HELLER $40
anist associate OF the Royal Academy Of Muse London
and Metsr G. +; Bnstow, A. Kyle, u. c. I'm, Hsr
Noll G. Pszzaia, L. ReyTe A. Boucher, L. EchOn and C
PROGRAMME.
l. Prometleus Orchestra
2 Csystins-" Alas those chimes sweetly
stealing from the Opera of Martan Wallace
Sung by Mfs- Georgi ana stuart.
j. SIXTH Az Vance De Borot, performed on the
T. Cayerna-" SO iinazns'. .Mercada1te
5. + D,sse de Piano on Airs from Wallaces
CptIa Of Mariana, COMPOSED andf1eouted by
NJ Robert Keller lhls hrftappearance.)
PART SECOND
6. Scpturo Bertini. Orchestra
l. CsSet'na-~J 10 Panal fin da gae.I ora from
Sung by Mrs. GeOIgiana Stuart. go
theopera Of Doni&sth
Performed by AfIle ClNrLLE UEso.
Q. Fgyor,te English Ballad sung by Mrs Oeor-
gieDa Stuart
TO- Cspriccioso in Mendessohn
Performed by ". Robert Keller.
Doors open nj 81 Concert to a. o'clock Tick
cts GEMS 70 be obtained at the prlnc Pal Muse Stores
HoeS tie door the evening and Of Mr. A Fararse
No. So Broadway.
NUSICAL SOIREE.-Mlles NINA and
AVE- LCDlSA lOthN1 peg leaFe 20 lhlofH ll5i IlruoH
and tie public general that encouraged by the kind
ceptiCn which th'y met with et
MR. THEODORE ElSFELDS QUARTET SOIREE,
ard also the first Philharmonic Concert Of this ssssou
they intend 10 give -
MUSICAL SOIREE,
at Nibo's Saloon, on SATURDAY EVENING 27lh No7r
when they will be assisted by
Neflrs. PHILIP MAYER, BEUTLER,
ThEOD EIsFELD,
WIN. SCHARFENBERG,
II. G. IlMM,
l.. ElCHORN,
JOS NOLL and REYER.
Pnce Of Tickets OF admission, 81 each.
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~ METROPOLITAN Market, No. $50 Broad
any. cnrncr Nine The anhscrlber

way, corner NInetccnth-street.-fhe subscriber
respectfully informs his patrons aud the housekeepc gene
rally residing the neghbOThood of the above place. that
he has now completed his extensive Improvements and
those who favor the Market with their patronage may rely
upon being able obtain every luxury the and OF
eah Pork corned Hams SausaSes Nc Poultry aud Game
in season. of the choicest quality ali kinds OF Preserves,
Catsups Sauces Jehes Jams SyTups &c. &c; alec Nege-
tables End Fruits Of every description.
The Meat department, kept by Mr.. A.. c. NANDEWA-
TER will rs heretofore always be stocked with Beet Veal
Mutton and Lamb the choicest quality Added % all thus
there Fish and Oyster stand connected with the estao-
hshment where also the best of that article may be Oh
tanned thus rendering of the most convenient as well
one of the be 81 markets in this section OF the city
WHITFIELD CASE.
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CURIOUS. NETWORK AIPHIIhEA-
I TTR M 81 Bovery THIS EVENING and during
the week. ,,,,r OpTrt Me-, Will IL
.rS lie S1tst Nanese HoTse TAMMANl; ,,,-.
AZ, Mimi iu addition 70 his grand scel Aei O. he'se
uen.hin vii sppear with Madame SHERWOOD IN AZ
''I ~ g. MIA NATHANS in a Single Horse Act
Nh j J. NATHANS aud his pupil PhiIO, u 49,, =. -
perb Two Horse Performances, besides A'@'eH " w.
hats in the circle.
Boxes % cents; Pit let cents -. =, II
Doors omen al 81 NJ Performances 20 ~
AFTERNOON performance on " EDNS'DAi
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Published this Morning
TIVE CHILDREN of LIGHT; theme Tor
the time, by Caro- me Chesenro' ann'r ID io.b
land by Duyhght,' "lsa NC, &C W.T. i-''' '
81. NeNtwtek, -, l. ;. MIL, Ivol
80 .i,h. a. j. 3 REDFlELD,
i-"o7e 0'A' - Nos. 10 and IL Nassiust
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Gperial Notices.


10 Services will be held in the Seventh Day Baptist
Cape in st, between 81 and 4th-av, THANKSGIVING
morning, at ii O'Clock. Sermon by Elder THOMAS 3.
BROWN tho Pastor Of the Church.
CRNew-YOIk Historical ssociety-COURSE o.
BfCTURES-lG55-l8 j3-ior the BENEFIT Of the FIRE
FROOF BUILDING FUND-The Committee on Lectures
have that tie Course Of Lectures f0r the benefit
OF The Fire Building Fund viii be opened az Metro
poltsn Hall THURSDAY EVENING" Dec z, 1852
HE Course VIII consist of Ten Lectures 70 be
Thursday Evenings Of December January and February
Among those who have literally consented 10 lend their
names and service for this object the following gentle
Hon GEO. BANCROFT of n. Y; Hon. PIERRE
SOULE, of La; Hon. JOHN a. DIX, Of y. Y; Hon.
EDWARD EVERETT, of Mas; Rev. FRANCIS L..
BAWKS, ID. D.. Of N CHARLES UCONOR Esq,
OF New-York.
The Committee are also authorized that the
Anniversary Address will be delivered by Hon.
RUFUS CHOATE, of Massachusetts at the conclusion of
the Course under the direction Of the Committee of Ar
un GENE nfs for the Anniversary
Admission TO the Course will be S0 for each ticket Tick
viii slso admit the holder to the AnDiver
sATy Address by Hon. Rufus Choate OF Massachusetts
Etch embe Will be entitled 10 ticket for the Course
not soruble any caseto be had application al
the Library Rooms, in the University.
Tickets may be procured and after Thursday, tho
18th mat AT The bookstores of Horace H. Moore, Mer-
chants Exchange; Appleton & Co, No go broadway;
C. r. Francis Il Co, No 252 Broadwayi Evans Britain,
No 6g7 Broadway and the Library Rooms in the Uni
venity. AUCUSIU5 SGHELLs
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TTNCLF TOM and IITTLE EVA has Just

Uncle TOM and LITTLE EVA has JUST
- been Published, and offered for sale By al tne boe1s
leIs ana fancy goods dealers throughout the country y W
remarkably los prce OF % cents. TIE Interest ~hch ~
take Ia th game i considerable, AID the more
pey ed the greater the dese tor H. IL simple and can e
esssy understood tie tEe there nnsi 70 ,s
sinY city that makes tie most pleasing ard d1lrsois
game Of tie for al persons The execution OF ne
cuts which eO0Tec the Characters n Oneie
Tens CABIN beyond az eeDsure. They are le-ke and
expressive. For TIE workman hp displayed Il getting ~
N = rene for the pleasing nd endless oyIent one nay
S-, IN is udv and fJr the exfTaordinary low prce 81
veb AZ 10 ole red stsnpsi d the game Of the s--on
orders from the ITads, and By merchants Tom tas
ecrv for tie above. viii be promptly attended 70 ~
gro BILL Statiousr No. l5s NsSsal~t- MY Copy
nj secured ACCORDING u lss.
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MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE
WI GUIDE-A practical treatise never besors p 5ssed
Is cents cory, tss q postage S1d y ~. ~
wsv; ard by The author, 81 LARM0NT, Physci,a e2a
srrseon No. e Reade-s;, corner Of Bro,dwsy; N n
ybeIe be tlssts az thes complaints ho-a !. ~ u ~
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUN-The

pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUN.-The
OsEA TIGREs;. ALINE-lLss,st in The word-soes
through Is perform "a the WAFER, every dag iE1 70
Send 20 Il T. Il but he a, all hoa a. well As
the rect ofthe Cusost e. Tbs evening y = o'clock the
hun moral Drrf ofTIiE LAST NAIL Ths afternoon
az 3Gccck. TIE LAST NAILwiil b. repeated
IdIniitaI &c TO tie Wh0e Museum Has OF SttaAy tas
Pcture Gallery. Chinese Saloon. Living Animal ne I'm
ternme1s. kc 25oens Seats ID the Psrgne i<e extra
WILLIAM II. FRY's COURSE of TEN
w LECTURES on MUSIC, VIII tAEc place q Metro
EsDcirg UESDAi nov D. The hlas Of an advert Sc
net efficient 10 describe the plan Of these Lee
tues, the Ausea illustrations Of which ~ b. gwen oy
go performed The plan Is fey set oth n the pros
pectus and sabus VIII ch nay be had gratis az the pac
IaI Muse Stores where tho names Of subscribers Will De
received until Thursday neAt
NTILLIAM HENRY FRY's COURSE of
w TEN LECTURES on MUSIC, AZ MErROPOLt-
TAN HALL-These Lectures will b. delivered Tass-
sciibers Tickets for the Counr IS which nav be OBJ
tarCd az VIM Hall Sons Music Store, No 30 Brodway,
seibers the prc' OF Tickets vii ba 81 to each Concert
Upwad Of 20 performers will give toe musical i4asEa-
tiora required BY these Lectures
VyHE TICKET OFFICE for VIM HENRI
Il FRY's COURSE Of TIN LECTURES on Music, o
Ii delver,d al Nd opotsn Hall, On TUESDAY EVEN.
Munc Store, No 239 Broadway, corner OF Park-pllce
WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No 4il
w Bfoadway.-Opeu EVERY EVENISG Coacerts
and Ethiopian DeDeatons Music unsurpassed AID Neg-o
Deneat unequaled Doors open at q Concerts CON-
uence az q o'clock Admission q cents-clidgea hs-
price The Afternoon Concerto are discontinued
YNHE VELASQUEZ.-The lons-pening Lii
Il gtton IN Scotland between the Earl Of Flies frus
tees and the Of the celebrated Historical PantDs
Of CHARLES TFE FIRST. by vELAsQUEZ, having
finally terminated, the picture withdrawn from Europe,
and open for exhibition at the Apollo Rooms No. 40
Broadway. Admission p cents
NNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Il ART. containing serlos Of authentic Paintings by
the celebrated artists IN chronological order from
Guido de Sienne CAD. 122l) down 10 Horace Vernet Is
open for exhibition the Society Library Rooms from
9AM. TO 2 NJ and u to 81 p NJ. Admission % ccnts
COIREES NYSTERIEUSE ct FANTAS-
~ TlQUF.-Mr. ROBERT HELLER, associate of the
Royal Academy, London respectfully announces that h
viii shortly appear before American audience in seres
Of rovel and scientific entertainments.
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tT- Waterproof Boots-Doublc Soles and Double
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for a. So Stout Boots IS 5O Fashionable Dress Boots
with patent shsnks 5sll warranted OF the beet French
calf skin French Patent Leather Boots IS So gSOd as
sortmt M constantly on hand.
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WANTED-By an American young Woman,
w situation as Chamberlnad end Water. Cham
berraid and Scsrsrsss Bes o. city inference given Can
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TTHE FAITHFUL sLAvE-A s5OOTALE

HNI1E FAIL HI III SLANE-A sou ALL :.
Il BY ROBERT NORRIS, X. I,
Author of Sketches by Travelling Naturalist Lectures TO
a Normal Class; Lights end Shadows OF FreemasoTy :
Mi MORRIS is resident Of Louisville Kentucky, and
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TALE FROM REAL LIFE.
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THE FAITHFUL SLAVE,
and commencing in the first number the Xth Volume OF
DODGE's LITERARY MUSEUM,
which begins the llh Of December 1882 II viii BE- con-
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While this Thrilling story is in course Of pub,esEon
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Lecture Dy InOUfitS FfHuCfS NEeu2ners
The Committee of Arrangements beg leave TO announce
Chat they have secured Metropolitan Hall for THURSDAY
EVENING, 18th Nov, instant, when Lecture will be
&iyered By THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, in com
pbance with the invitation 10 that effect. Lecture TO
n,nce O'Clock doors open at o'clock. Tickets 80
cents be obtained at the principal bookstore, hotels and
Al the doors the evening Of the lecture.
rSy Mrs. T.. Oalxes Smith will give the last lecture
Of her present couIse, at Hope Chapel THIS EVENING,
Nov n, at O'clock Subject, Cleopatra OF Egypt
Tickets rs cents.
~ Catholic Institute of New-York.-lte ~
The wish of Mr. MCGEE that his Lecture announced tor
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~ Lectures.-The Tabernacle Conrse.-
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aIm,rination Its Culture and Use" Tickets One Sni-
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Five Delegates from each Ward Alliance, with proper
deptias viii be expected 20 be present without further
fice. JOEL BLACKME3, Rec. Sec'y.
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WANTED-By strong healthy young
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WANTED-By q respectable Protestant
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lakirg gocS Laundrsss Good city reference given May
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DROADWAY THEATER-EA A. MARSHALL.
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After which THE YOUNG COUPLE.
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Go t1hom il man Concern.

MOSES LEYIEN.-If the person who leic
w he home under this name viii call n Ihonfs H.
Keesings No 1891 Pearlst he viii hear Of something to
hrs advantage.
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w rCrznal home with family IN the eoac'y An
orrhan (Frerch German, Swiss Americanl preferred
Lave rote sr A. B. Z the Tribune Office, stating par
teulsfs M where IN interview can be bad.
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TIVE KEEPSAKE for 1S53-A Gift for the
Il Holidays; with ten Illustrations executed expressly
fr this work Bound several novel and elegant styles
of which wss awarded premium of gold MEAL a.
the late Fair.
The queen II the arnuas TIE Keepake' for the sur
predecessors the marucenr and us
rsions literary worthy the mecnaHa ana
artistic dersrfmen he NJ chiefly ORG lROchese Dem
more preselah'e book could easily b. selected
The En-.
Published BY &c. RIKER No l2e Falton-st
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IT, A New Pfcasure.-HistoTy informs us OF Ger,
tan king who oerCd Jorge reward % any one who would
rfnsh him with pleasure The soNeselSn people o.
this country have determined pay reward Tor the
Amole prepared and so,d by WILLIAM BoGLE No. q!
Wishing onst that charming compound hASins produe
the newest pleasure and which every gentleman who
rses for shaving readily and gratefully acknowledge As
spyepasiion promoting easy shaving Il IS nnr araheled
May be had OLA r. ID. Sands No 100 Fulton-st Rush
too CLARK Co No rs ard Rice Smith No III Broad
way; Cary 4 Co No rs Pearst aud BY Druggists and
feTtareIs throughout the world.
~ The Dear Lndles-News-Ploe reduced %
~ cents for JONES'S Spanish Lily White, at No as
Broadway: Puee reduced 10 3 cents, JONEsS iiaAsn
chemical Soap, for errng pmples botehes reekles salt
thsum &e Get it at the depot, No icS Broadway.
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hODNORIHs SEkIES OF SlA 0hAND
IL CONCERTS.-The fTst Concert of the above series
will take place at Metropolitan Hail. on SATURDAY
ENFNlNG, the 18th Dec l6J2
Operate, MilrsTy and Popular Music, by an Orchestra
of 81 a Military Band OF 20, and the CORNEI BAND
subscription the series, s. admitting Two 10 each Con
cert Subscriptions received at all the Music stores ana
a; the new Music Store of II. b. DODWORTH Co.
No. 493 BROADWAY
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WANTED-A situation in private family
w rs Seams and 70 do the tine Washing plating snd
futng the best French or American fashion Can 6c
floor. Hours from 10 o'clock TO T. City references