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GENT'LEMEN'S LIST.

A
Allen Rev James NJ
Allen 90 y
Al;inder Samuel
Angle Thomas
Andertou w w
adams Joseph
Ii
Baker Lewis
Brown 5 Z
Butler Mansfield
Brannan Michael
Bullock Oswald
berry Peter F
Bradley Robert A
Barbour Robert II
Brooks Richard
Blair Samue! F
Bryan Samuel ?
Beasley Silas
Brsdley Silas v
Blade Stephen
Butter Thomas ,
Browning 7
beverage Thomas
Goldman Dr. Thomas
Ball 4homas c
Boiling Thomas
Booker Wm Geo
Brooks VIM G
Brown VIM
Baasley VIM
Bagnenin VIM
Bell Wilton A
Barker John
q
Clark Jesse
Chiles James p
Chilra James Z
Cunningham 7 r
Cooley john
Crisp John
Cleghorne John
Carot:e Joseph
Carter John G
Crump JAMES Il
ChiIos L I
Cullen Mic haei
Couneytou Martin
Calmer Nj d
Cary Milton
Carpenter Nathan s
Cshili Patrick =
Crew Robert
Craddock Robert 3
Clark T. A
Chandler 4 r
Chapel samuel
Socke 5 B
Corson Capt Snilwill
CLARK Samuel I
Creeden Timothy
Chs,kisy Thomas
Cond;ns Thomas
Carry Thomas
Camp William
Craig William Il
Courtney WmI
Crutchheid w ?
Clarke Win Il
Galley john
Cray James
!. ID
DohertY Ionn (
DAVIS James /
Davis John
Duval III l. .
DER Martin
Delerae NJ
Donahoe Patrick
Dickson X 4
De Russy Thos NJ
Doyl VIM
Dornin w II
Dennis w T & Co
brew w C.
IL
Easter t
Edrehe +
Evans Jehn
r
ffensley J L
Ferguson h A
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Austin William
Annis Z B
Abieituer George
Allen G w
Arnold J A
Augustine Joseph
Baldwin Aaron G
Burruss Cicero
Boswell C
Brooks Calvin
Blackburn Caleb D
Blankenship I A
8elien Geo D 2
Bose Gerhard
Barton u b
Baldwin George w
Bedding Henry c
Bowers Henry
Barnes Jesse
Bowers J
Rrader :
Brarr James
Baber p
3oalter John
Bailey James
BogaIt A
Barley James
Boulton John
3yrDe John ?
Bush John
Bryce ! G
Barrett John R
Byrne John P2
Clarke A
Carlisle A
Cook Adolphus F
Carter A
Cohen i
Grafton B
Carter Billy
Chalk B F
Crutchield c Fl
Curtis Charles
Carter Chaucey
Carr Cornelius =
Clarke Charles
Coley Daniel
campbell Daniel
Conn eiey Daniel w
Crump Z d
Cooper Edwin r
Cardozo Edward NJ
Clopton F B
Chapel George
Colem an Or Il
Cooper George
Clark G D
Cole Hsnan w
Co Ike Henry
Crew John Henry
Llough Capt heirs OF
Crane jeremiah
Crawford john
Cosgrove James .
Culley J w
Clater James
Creery John w
Cone Herman
Chlldress John
Cos bill James A
Dabney B r
Dugg an Charles
| Doran Daniel
Dayton E &
| Duck Francis
| Query E NJ
| Day ton K G
! Demartus g z
| Dennis ueO Il
| Davis John
Doll Join
bair John
Daniels J Nj
Uelaad d
FL ison E X
Ersrein Levi
Erana John
/ Evans Thos d
| France Adam
! Fitzhugh G G
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Fulker SV
Ford Saml B
Flynn WI
Freeman Samuel
Fuqua VIM
Foote WIN
Foster w 4
G
Carton Joseph
Guest James
Gentry Jas N
Goodwin h
Gleesou Patrick
Gardner K Z
Grantland K ID
Gardner Thos II
Galligon VIM z
III
Hayes MatneW
Harris J H
Hanvy NJ
Hyman d. Bros
Hitchcock K T
Airsh Moses
Henning Thos S 2
Hingley Thos
Hambleton I E
Harris w Z
Hoyt w r
Hutcherson w P
Hawkins w X
Hanger w 5
Hicks w r
Hevden VIM
Jennings john N
Johnson John HI
Jordan Joseph 2
Jones & Stewart
Josaon Thcs II
Jones Thos
X
Kidd Stith J
Kennedy Thos J
Kirby w l.
kink Capt William
l.
Lee Henry II
Latham DR. Henry
Las John I
Long heirs of DR. Lecket
Lyons Peter
Lansurn heirs of Captain
Philip
Leigh Judge VIM 2
Lewis William
Towns William
NJ
May ers Jos
Morehead GeoJ M
Muhlersen John
Miller J w
Martin Ryan
Myers Rufus 3
Morris r B
Mountain 5 P s. Co
Murray Tnos
Mallory Thos A
Moss VIM A
Ma shall DR. w w
Pic
McNeilie R A
McCiung DrWalter heirs
OF
n
Nelson James o
Nesbet James
Nelson Richard L
Nash Thos s
Newell Thos 2
o
Ohard Robert
O'Donnell q Reilly
p
PutB am John 2
Power DR. Juo w
Pretty Jno
Perks John D ,
Parker J K
Pollard Jno Fl
Paul James NJ
Prior Jno
Pursell Michael
Palmer WIN II
Patton VIM
Phillips VIM II
Poarch Y e 2
Il
Ragland JOS
Reeve Capt Jno2
Robson Mortimore
Reed Moses
rs Ransome Robt II
Randolph Richard
Robinson Thos
Roach Thos
Richardson Far''ey
Rutland VIM II
skinner Joseph
Swank John
S,eger John P
Sawyers James
Of Smith NJ NJ
Schater J B
stunning James
Stephenson Col Hugh
heirs of
Shesrer Henry A
Slider Hiram
Smith Geo w
Sturrivant Geo C.
Smith Glesd A
Subietield Capt B heirs Of
Stephens 4 b -
Shelton David
Southall Daniel
Smiss Dan'l heirs OF
of Saunders Charles
, Storkely Chas heirs Of
Stewart Chas do
, Shaw Charley
, Sizer Beverly
, Spiller Benz heirs of
, Short Benz
!, Shields Alfred
Stevens Gen Edw'd heirs
OF
Slaughter DR. A heirs Of
T
Taylor J Il
Thompson jr John
Thornton Henry
Thackcr Geo
Taylor George
Turpin Elisha Il
Taylor C g
Talley Benz
Thornton A L
v
Vadea James A
W.
yIy,lw,,,a T~t,
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LIFE INSURANCE


MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPAEY
49, peiuai-Net capital let Oc.ober. Isss per-
paying al losses ana ez psnses, 81 54 1sa 80 s.tT
pr0ffs all belong to the insured The S;,is.-fne
msoe annanaty and average over ons.,bi,S are
premium paid. This Company nav. =. s :lsa ths
while the insured is liviny-and In. a uiv.dends
sarea 10 pay his premiums with e,se me 70.
When the annual premium an srs
wishes VAC Insured IL be-
Ladies can insure their husband, To-.
the demsnds OF his creditors hee IRON
B. w KNOWLES. Ape,,
Cifce corner Main and lin 49,,
-------- Richmond. Va
F~E FOR pHILADEI.Pu
...zs Steamship PENEsYL VAgIA The
BaYmore, Will be ready to receive frrigh, I1sts'n
the -f'n INST: and will sail on Monday tRs 13
a. VI iie'sns Or passage applyt %
S-Shippers will please send da.-, , ssl
for shipment on riday 'aeif goods
A NTHkAGITE COAL.-WTI tt, = -
"A Wis and THOMAS LAWSON nave nave IDA = "a
busine5s under the name Of DAVIS = . xa,tso 70
Tor the sale OF Anthracite Coal, The SON Sos,
themselves 70 tneir friends and the pubic =, ,eegs
ply all orders faithfully and promptly " sup
Orders MAJ be left a. either Of The s,r,..
places, and they will be Immediately attsnd.as.ns
w: at their private residences, al tnair %
Cary street. or at their ofce in the room q on
Ioler Cook, corner OF Main and l4rb .,r asssrs
Up stairs. A ~ soleess-
JAMES BROWN, Jr., (who hss 5TIs7 =
once OF second Au.isor Of Virginia for 20 ysars
day OF January next as Stock Broker Isl
de will, as agent, purchase and sell S,ata Sol,
Bank stocks, Stock and Bonds of Railroad C' As'
panies and City, Corporation and eyerv ~, .9m
cription Of marketable Stocks -7' oes-
He will, tor a moderate compensation a..
tnT M fvar ofa roG.& L.
siding at distance from Richmond, and na-,;s e-
larry OF State Stocks being familiar with he ia
and res ulatlons governing the same; ann MI,
ect and remit interest and DIVIDENDS, psysbis s2,
Richmond, on all description of stocks, and a,sa
claims on the public treasury AA a'o
j. B., Jr., being we'll known tn roughous tho g..
deems II unnecessary to annex any references '
de 23-3awts
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WANTED.-A YuUAG Man wac hss q tao
W rough knowledge OF the grocery and com.
m sion business IL desirous of obtaining situs
lieu Salary not 30 much an object az q permanent
situation. He oan lend his employer sl5OO 10
% w II desirable, would take an interes, 10 apy
nrantable Deafness. Address J. II 8 through Pos,
Ouco. de al-6s
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A'ANnEhS' BANn or VIhGi Ma
4 The general meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held at their
Banking House, in this city, on Wednesday, the
18th day of January. 1858.
No officer or director of a bank shall hereafter
vote ss proxy of a stakeholder In any election of
directors or officers of bank nor shall any proxy
De valid which shall have been executed sixty days
before the time o. election.
de 7-t}tawtd ]. A. SMITH Casbiar
- FOX KENT, that desirable business stand.
~ No 10, Main street. at present occupied by
Mr. 5ohn b. Stysle. Possession given the let De.
cember 1854. Apply to HENRY JENKS,
no l5-3tawt Al Edwin Workman a Cc's
a'LAkIfIED CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
" for sale by the subscriber, at All 'ntown, Mon
mouth county, N. J. Orders promptly attended TO-
Terms cash. JAMES d HALL.
2l-lms
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i ~ -
FAIRIES E G
Franklin Henry
Foster Jos A
Farber II ]
Foster ] jonathan
Flint IS
Fogerty James
flournoy r w
darnett Achilles 2
Grifnths Anthony
German Dennis
Gregory E G
| Green Il y
Green F NJ
Guy George F
Greenleat J
Golden James
Gun deTshermer JAG
Hugo A l.
Help C 4 A
Hunt Daniel
! Haush Franz
Harvey George
Hard wick q w
Harrison Hugh
Hart John
Hill John w
Hughes S
Hill John J
Hill James G.
Hargrove John D
Hsgan John
| HobsLu IA
| Hill Jas T
| Hubbard VIM II
| Jones Aiexan Ter G
| Johnson Albert
| Jord0n Branch L
| Judson 6 II
| Jackson Z w
Jones George III
Kelley F A
Kennedy James
| kellas John
Kelly John
| Lewis Arthur
| Llpson Cornelius
| Levy Dennis
| Lively Capt Charles
| Larrison J
| wis DR. L J
Lyons Edward c
| Ii msr G Z II
| Levan G D
Lewis G
| Lancaster z D
Morrison A J
Montague Chas P
Miles George
Miller George N
Me.sler Howell e.
Mullln J
Muhm jeremiah
Mayer Julius
Maatey J 5
Mesier John
Maddox James
Mullins Jno
Morris Jnu
Moray Collins
McDermot James
McCargo James
McCurdy Peter
| Naylor Capt Charles
Neegie David
Nininger Edward
| Need Edward
Eeegbe James o
| Ottinger Joseph
| Oliver Robert w
Pearce Capt A
Pellet Benz
Perkins Cnas IL
Peroe Clarke J
Phillops Chas D
P.umer Chss "
Pepper Edward H
Pollard Edward A
Pegg Ed ward
| Parker George
| Patton Geo )
Phanp George
Plumb Henry
| Roster Mr.
Roane Bagby &
Reed Bernard G
| Roane Christ heirs
Roberts Capt Cyrus
| OF
Rowland ID J
Redmond Eugene
| Rowan Edward
Reddick J H
| Robertson VIM Henri
| Stanley VIM
Seedlings DR. VIM o
Scawalmeyer VIM
| Smith Thos heirs Of
| Soushall Stephen he
Spraggins Sylvanus
Sucker 8 A
Smith Royal
| Starke VIM heirs oil
| Smith Rich II
Sully Robt N
| Shea Patrick
Sherlock Patrick
Smyth Patrick
Shaw McCloy g.
| Sawyer l. P3
| StocAweIi Leandsr
Swope John heirs
| Stith Joha do
Steele Lieut. John he
Steed Capt John
| Sturdivant Capt Joe
Swan Msj John
Stokes Capt John
Swearingen Capt J
Spencer Capt Jas
Syne John
| Sswyers J II
Speer James
Spence ! A
| Taylor Harry
Tarr WIN
| Turpin 'i'hos w
| Tiasley Sea.on G
/: Taylor Robt
| 'lierney Martin
| Tucker James A
Tyler John Fl c
Turnor James
TUFTS A
Varney J D
Wells Ezekiel
whselock Chas
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OLOTHING AT AUCTTON O-0THING

CLOTHING AT AUCTION-CLOT
y AT AUCTION.-I will sell the balance of m y
stock of Clothing at cost for tew weeks and the
remain ing stock will De sold at Auction Call at
30 and SO Main street, and secure your Christmas
suit while you nave the chance. rs per cent.
saved by purchasing at HYNEMANS, as the stock
OF Goods must positively be sold. Black. blue
brown Frock and Dress Coats Beaver and Pilot
Overcoats; 1900 pr Pants, 2000 Vests all of which
will sell at first cost
Do not forget that the place is 90 and % Main
street.
de l3-Im* LEWIS HYNEMAN Psopristoy
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pOARDING.-A second-story front Room
lo with bedroom adjoining: (f desired) to let with
Board Gentleman and his Wife, three single
Gentlemen, No 70 Greene-st, near Spring. Hs cold
and shower baths IN the house.
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xTALUABLE WATER POWER.-ROLL.

ING and WIRE MILLS for SALE-The Rolling
Mil NIre Mis- and WLtsr Power known the Oregon
Mills for sale The. situated about 81 miles from Peeks
hail Nesfchesfsr County They CONSIST - follows;
Rolling Mil 100 BY 81 feet with Of large rolls,
trsin Of guide rolls finish 10 inch round AID square
rodG heating furnace pudding furnace and turning lathe,
with al the necessary hxturt aud implements The mill
which conceded be unsurpassed BY any IN the country
has abb Ut i've years and II rood order Tire wheel
is = feet diameter BY Is feet face, with sufficient power 20
drive smother set OF rolls.
Attached 10 the mil dwelling houses for wor1rnen,
sorehouEes, carpenter shop, and blacksmith shop.
Wire Mir 40 By 81 three h Oh with eight blocks
for completely shed with .nnesIng clean
and blacksmith shops. wheel n feet IN di4rnet-r
Second Wire Mil for tine wire with twenty ~ blocks
Lzd necessary fixtures.
Mil used and under e1se q tobaceo factory.
Three unoecuped Water Powers with a.. vary ne iron
Is 20 81 ieet Of them desirable ate for paper
ui They within hundred rods Of each other aid
have sufficient dams
These Powers are particularly presented the attention
Of manufacturers of The gn supp Of water
Besces the Peeksk Greek they command the water Of
propretors have the control This pond has area over
s0t with average depth OF Is feet The only outlet
and the land adjoining e owned BY the Propnetors
There lzo Of Land with dwelling houses pam
stable accommodation tor twenty ho-ses and s,w-nn
the o1tst CsaSe 70 and un Peesskl Landinx can
b corrscted , per un- The property WIZ DC
sold IN parcelstc suit purchasers
Commentaries may be addressed or personal sppees-
hou made to M JOSEPH STRANG, Pee1kll Posf one,
The prsuaiaes CT TO EDWARD n. Bibsi, Ainssondse
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The greatest Military Romance since Charles AAlsy-
Published This Morning.
4 DNENTURES OF AN AIDE-DECAM


By james Grant, Fsq- author Of The Scottish Ca
NatE lhe Romance Of War" &c With original n4rs-
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Hitherto hsf Charlie Naley sai Ton Burke
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noi fic-e cofnpe-or Tor Evcr. We Il %
say bat Mr. Grsnt has ben hT savo--d
iafy 10 Tie Production q beck q lbs eh-ae.sr OcupTS IN
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We must INCREDIBLE they oi With Of
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ton Iorfona adventures and pcrlous encolnter'
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Special Notices.


"a If there are any of your Subscribers
10 be able to say 10 night before 20 NJ t. bed
Nell I've done some good to-day we have word OF
srrly acc mplshed 90 Metropolitan Hall tonight and
Do al IN your ability for the SEAMSTRESSEY and
SHIRT SEWERS, UNION. They are now holding q
FAIR there offer for sale fine display Of very useful
and beau ul articles IL is most deserving cause and
rcefey trust that they will not be neglected We would
syo al, and help them The Fair closes this evening
re- Tharlseray's Lectures.-The Third Lecture Of
h. delivered On FRIDAY EVENING, 10Th inst at Rev
Mr. Cbspips (late Mr. Beowss) Church, No. 5f8 Broad
wGy, ne Prince st. at o'clock Subject Steele and the
snse admission Tickets IS cents each may he had of
Evans Britain No 6g7 Broadway G. 5. Francis l. Co.,
Rooms. WILLARD L. FELT, Chm.
JAMES ID. SMITH, Lecture Com.
JOHN +. HALSTED,
rTr Mechanics, Society Lectures, 4 S52-'3-
chenics' Ball, Az Broadway on MONDAYS, at a
December lS-Rev sanl Osgood The Poetry of Mechan-
Sm, or the Future of the Useful Arts
December 2J-Prof X. O. Doremus Chemistry, with cx-
perments. -,
rerments.
January 3-Rev. Thomas Starr King. Mountains, and
January 10 Rev f. II. Chaplin. John Hampden, the
Progress OF Popular Liberty.
~ New-York Paint Company-Capital S125-
0GO-The above Company having completed their organ
ready TO subscriptions to then capital
stock, al No. 1g7 Reade-st.
Ton per cent 20 be paid the time of subscribing TO the
stock and the balance in ten per cent instruments every
three months after The company possesses the advantage
Of invention covering eight states the Union which
ordinary process and at the time the quality OF the
Paints is materially improved
b Cornell, John C. Ferguson,
n b. Reeves Daniel c. Brown,
w J. Cornell.
B CORNELL, President
j. ID. LAMBERT Secretary and Treasurer.
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New publications.
Great and Unprecedented Sale Of
NORTHWOOD; OR, LIFE NORTH AND
IN SOUTH.
BY MRS. SARAH J. HALE.
ILLUSTRATED.


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keorers Bows for Trades Coachmen and Waters Girls az
ChAnbermaids, and Girls for general Housework.
THOS SPHINX, Agent.
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last MORRIsANIA vILLAGE.-secoud-

IL sysn nue. Rarosd.About 10 lots yet for slleTsrms
ten Ger cent snd balance before tie 9TH March,
s5f-Tksse oe occupy very healthy and beautiful ocs
ton near and full Of the Est River and In the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the residences Of several Of the
wealthy and respectable citizens Of Wesches,er Cosnty
Aso fne fishing within quarter Of mile The Moasnia
Banch Railroad already built passes thoazb hz Or pey;
also the -Rochee and Ses oadsyenas Railrod which
has been lately chartered expected Will pas through
thls properly. Several building, and loes zslng
rapidly Distance Of hs property from the city nine miles.
Title perfect For laps and other Information apply b D.
=. WINTON, No5 Tryou row, Harlem Railrosd
Ofice.
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Crsd,s 10 The times OF Louis XIV. IN volume, llno
A"' By the same Author.
TUT CUFvALIERS Of ENGLAND-Sccond edition
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On Wednesday the 18th, - >,,,rx,r,x,>-cr
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WANTED-A smart, active Boy, about II
w years OF are in book and stationery store. One
who rsides with his parents Apply at No S5l Green
wick-st.
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sousble. Address THOMAS, box No / IA Lower Post
/
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fost ano found.

AN OWNER WANTED for a dark brown
IA MARE, Blanket and Bride. The blanket ls marked
morning inst BY ar rsh boy. For further particulars
quire Of 7. 7. HAULENBECK, No. 1871 Lewisst, N Y
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AMPHJTHEA.

II u n " y . M W-lOhh AMI III ilEA-
~ TER No 81 Bowery First Night ofMr r. SANDS,
in his great ANTIPODAL EXPERIMENT, walking across
the polished surface ofn inverted platform with his feet
and hs head down. at elevation OF 25 feet frem the
groundl For One Week only.
Mr. SANDS s the only operator that has ever successfy
demonstrated the wydsooveed philosophical principle
by which the laws Of gravatiOn can be suspended.
Master JESSE SANDS and Others
Mr.. SANDS will repeat his great ADupoda Experiment
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS IN
addition TO his exhibition in the evening
Boxes cents; Pit, 12t cents Doors open at and at
JPN
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CLOTHING and TAILORING ESTAB-

other business Arrangements Ofersicr sale h stock
fxiuIes ard years Lease OF store situated IA hsn-
tonav corner OF Presidents South Brooklyn. The store
. one the conspicuous Brooklyn admirably ocst
ed ard doing sale essh business Apply Immediately on
tie premises. sANL. CAhIEh
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DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-
~ LEM and the HOLY LAND will open on MONDAY
EVENING Dec 49, at the and spacious
GEORAMA,
In Broadway. adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel and
tnue every evening PAINTED from authentic Drawings
made W the spot by Mr. BANVARD during extensive
tour Undertaken expressly for the works. Mr. b. will
plain the Paintings personally Picture moves at and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
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DODWORTH's SUBSCRIPTION SERIES

~ of SIX GRAND CONCERTS.-Subscribers' Tickets
10 the above Series ready for delivery H. B. DOD
WORTH Co.'S Music Store, No 1913 Broadway. First
Concert OR SATURDAY EVENING Dec. f8, at Metropol-
tan Hall Subscription s. emitting Subscribers to two re-
served Seats 10 each Concert
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4 YOUNG MAN. fully competent of taking

IA charge ofa Dining Saloon desirous Of procuring
situation. He well with money and has lived
four wears his last place Best of city reference gwen
AddrJss T. T.. Tribune Office.
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A CHANCE to MAKE MONEY.-From IS

"a 10 so dsy be nsde By any individual. city
county with the knowledge of ahghy useful discovery IN
universal demand which Will send By mail on in
closing 20 81 postage paid, directed % II 5 HOLT
PosOtsce, Box No $50, Rochester, New-York THIS Is
hsf-rate opportunity for Students clerks nvadS any
young young .sdy OF business immediate
" luerstv. any part Of The United Snees