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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-07
MON EY M ARK EFT.

Il,
There is no abatement to the excitement in Wall
street AT the first board to-day the transactions
exceedingly large advance prices the
close on Saturday. Long Island Railroad went up per
cent; Erie Railroad, y; Norwich and Worcester 1ai;
Canton Co., s: Phoenix Coal Co., 81; Stonipgton q;
Hudson River Railroad a; Panams Railroad /; Harlem
u; Morris Canal al Ohio Trust, u; N. A. Trust, IL
Nicaragua declined q per cent 1t appears that
Of the Gales for cash At the second board prices
took fresh start, and particularly active and
buoyant. Morris Canal advanced q per cent; Canton
Co., i phcnrx Co, 3; Nicaragua 4; Cumberland Coal
Co, IS; Erie Railroad, l. stonington, /; Norwich and
Worcester, q. Parker Coal Co. was firmly sustained
with moderate sales Holders exhibit desire to sell
current prices The most extraor binary movement we
have noticed for long time is that realized within
the past two three days in Phoenix Coal Com.
psny. This stock has advanced eight per cent, and
was in active demand at the highest point touched
This company, for some time past have been rather
quietly but actively engaged in putting their mining
machinery &c.. in order and it Is nearly prepared
to enter the market with full supplies Of superior ar
Gle of Cumberland coal. The Phoenix Company have q
small capital comparatively and immensely valuable
property. 1t has twenty-five thousand acres Of coal
lands favorably located that coal be transported
to market either the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
through the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal almost from
the mouth of the working veins. The completion, or
rather the extension OF the Alexandria and Manassas
Gap Rarod to Western Port will open another channel
for the transportation of coal from the PheDx mines to
market We see no reason why the stock Of this Coal
Company should have remained long depressed The
demand very active at both boards to-day but few
of the orders filed in consequence Of their being
limited to prices considerably below those ruling Pur
chasers calculated upon moderate improvement.
They will probably in and take what is wanted at
prices current Coal stocks must continue avores with
spectators. They have solidty that panics cannot
much affect. They represent real property and must,
therefore, properly managed be permanently produc
tive. The Cumberland Parker Vein Dauphin, Pennsyl
vania Delaware and Hudson--all must ultimately
mand better prices.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to day. amounted to s132o10 60 payments,
S37601G 52-balance, $4,717,5lo o.
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TIs THrATEU--Zi wiz be perceived, by reference to
advertisements and prorammes that the entertainments
announced for this evening at the respective theatres
and other places Of amusement Of very attractive
character. The new piece, " The Hebrew Son. which
has been produced In the utmost plendor at the Bo~sry
presented again this evening Mrs Mowatt in Ion
n the Broadway the Rousset Family In ballet enter
tsinmtnts ct Nlblos Garden three tne pieces sd-
vsflissd for Burtonis theatre drama and two dog
sssf ~ the Nstionali Blake, Lester and other come
hnr d ceiebrity. at WAlack's; Chsnfrau at Whites
h1snssi Clarke NJ the Museum and ut Christys and
tne usual light aid aInusing entertainme nts
~ p.sn Ihs Circus gives fine equestrian psr-
shsSt n ts zsts,E-sys ''f'-' -
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=, IrU AND USEFUL PREsENTs.-A. a. BAClEY n
"a urers. solicit the attention OF the trade
and the public generally TO their stock of
in enc principles end sses together
our csebratd extension gold and silver with
nan and for leads which, for beauty Of
workmanshp, principle Of construction and durability
sizes patented and warranted We would also call sten
lion 70 gold Witch reed proof Of their
superiority except sepAnd tho
stismpts - nita.isa Ess ~ Giving AsussI RssaawAy
ss9 N EkidsR lAps.
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the "Coms per ms,n IRON 'scrnanAslAn and the "Po-
iaecan from LINDA al Chamounin shs was exquisite be
yond description, and did We witness greater es.
thusssu IN that hall, upon any previous occasion It
was glorious singing On Wednesday evening next. TO-
morrow she win give her last concert before proceed
ing to the South
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NerpaI Printed 6tAtements matter ANectng
your interests when demon alton be had OF tho
vast utility Of Singers Sewing Machines proof can be fur
nished rs clear ard positive problem in mathe
matcs We give oocular dem Of tho perfec
ton which machines do all kinds Of stitching aAd
furnish unquesonabe evidence of the liberal profits
cured by using them Call and examine the macanes and
8roadHaY.
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cash, invoice, and receipt books diaries and daily memo
randum books for 1885, letter cap and note paper; enve
!ops coIyins and notaIisi pre- manifold writer's c
prices Baak books ruled and bound to any pattern re-
CURED Bill heads cards, circulars Sc, printed neatly.
CARR & HICKS. Stationers, 81 Maiden lans.
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Ho1idny Presents. DInmonds. j,

and watohes-Diamonds At from SIS % per carat
jevelry At priees watches at
prioes bracelets breastpns earrings lochst pencils
sc &c. for sale at the Isl
way. Of White street, up stairs. Msnuac surers
priees-no reduction. DAVID RAFT,
la
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rsreet musical where the purchaser can ind
SIC snd musical nstuments Of description at
prices Is worth while speot his 81 ore Ii YOU don't
purchase Petite treatment always on hand n. Dor
ratehsd. - '-T'-' w.
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anxiety to hesr the has the desire get
noxssplen fall hats has not esed in the least Knoxs
extensive establishment s at l2s Fulton street. where
constantly hand general of plain and
hats add caps ladies' riding, chdrens fancy caps that
cannot fail to dtlight the rising generation and peAe
thu fond mammas Ladies seatiemen and children will
all be sure Of good article ut No. l2o Fulton street
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sshionable stun, Of all colors Prices ranging from
s 70 So Pants sisgsnt French csissmere Sc pair.
meat Of goats furnishing SO and $50 Broadway
GEORGE LEVI.
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received Al FUTILE Emporium. 3 broadway and Of
fered to the public wholesale and retail Dealers supplied
reasonable terms futile better prepared for
IL holiday There is lack of anything the fancy
imagine The rush for early choices has already
ni5 Ia the for preaantA.
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ehdrens boots shoes and CATERS Of the latest style and
best quality and at he most reasonable prices Double and
short corfed soed boots alse leather and calf
boots MADE TO order and warranted equal any tbs
city. JOHN BURREIL. No. ID Hudson gsSeet.
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ueles Of the INST necessity no exists rn6
the EARN ent blemsh Z the person instead Of
Gentlemen who desire shirts thai crease or twist in
tAs bolo sgs invited TO gre their orders GREEN No.
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order TO close fall before the
holidays, offer splendid stock of curtain
OF every description. Lace and muslin curtains window
eorniees and shades gimps tasse with artie in
the ostery line twenty cent lower THAN any other
estsbshn ent in the city A. NJ r. DAVIES Uplolstsr-
ers, 5a5 Broadway. and 200 Bowery.
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No. 4i9 broadway where may be found variety Of
toys games and fancy articles for the old and young
rich poor. Prices distnctiy marked on all the artes
And 70 arranged IS afford facility for selection
amid ehe crowd that daily throng his store for
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vat In rupehe.ns, demohns and hnttes also very an
peyicr old Jsmsica In GOOD ana g,as; Aonon
wbisksy snd peach hiAsdy weiI matsrsd For sale W
tpHN DUNCAN some w SysksyAy.
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with violent uralgia pains and loss Of Appetite took
watts Nervous Antdote and am quite veil The pains all
left and appetite returned; and
In health WIN 81 John 23 Twenty fifth street 81 per
bottle. Depot, l02 Nassau street.
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VIIE BALL SEASON.

GARDEs LAFAYETrE.-THE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL
" Of this company will take place at Nibos Saloon on
Tuesday evening" December 81 1882 The celebrated Dod-
worth Band engaged for the occasion Tickets 81 each
70 be bad Of any member Of the company.
THE TwENTYFogTTH ANNUAL BALL, IN AID
Il Of the New York Fire De partmsnt FUND Will tAAs
place. 1t the Aston Place Opera House on Monday evening
January a. 1853 Tickets to be he'd Of tho oommstee.
TINE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE FIKsT CON.
Rooms No. 40 Broadway. on Wsdnesssy svsn,nS' pee
occasion Tickets 81 each 70 be had Of any memoer Of the
company, or 81 the door on the evenin o. ne
pxrrp a srupps Sec. REUBEN p Rooms Treasurer.
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Writing Classes.-Mr. Gold smith will Conn
msncs classes this day at his rooms 2s9 Broad
way ClaM during the day and evening Terms S3 for
ten or IS wenty LESSONS Including stationery Lndes
classes At eleven A. H., ana six o'clock =. N.
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vors Idea will be found lurking
venteur de Nodes. GEORGE p. FOX. taller, U.SA and
UsN maker OF perfect fitting Khabans coats vests ard
pantaoons, sS3 Broadway, corner of Anthony street.
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gan, dTess, VIZ Il Y besg.ifuI here d you get w
beautiful only paid shilling yard It,
yeuw 20 there will find the greatest lot of boautfl
thought OF.
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NO year since Root opened MS Gallery In
New York bas he offered his pictgl competition
fair Of the American Institute wt0 receiving the
prize which can be in his show at No. @ Broad
way Roots rooms easy Of access Pictures taken
equally well in cloudy or stormy weather.
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wiz ter Clothing "A Full Suit FOR sev.,

WHter CI0thing IA Full Suit Tor Seven
dollars comprising overcoat pants and and others at
correspondng prees can be obtained 5. the cheapes.
clothing store in the city.
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Billiards visiting our city are
informed the billiard In the Uni
ted States 10 the Metropolitan, 69i Broadway Containing
sixteen 6rst class tables, sdo by side.
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Neyyman,s I.nce. Embrosderv ard IRE

CAP BazaarJnst received Tot embroidered skrs
Cup lace and muslin pointed collars Swiss and aco-
net embrtidcred chemisettss at 12y cheap also,
head dresses caps, &c. at No sos Broadway Fourth
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SPECIAL HOVTCEs.

ATT MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD DEMO
"A cratic Republican Committee held the evening OF
the 9TH Of bsr the following resolution was unani-
mously atopted -
Resolved That as the views Of this ward dei'e some
other system expressive of the views OF the demo-
cratic republican electors the ward should be adopted at
primary elections but Is long present system OF
primary consider that represent
the General Committee have not the power vested
in them to appont inspectors to dreos the manner
conouetuE our primary elections without cooperating
with the ward commsee inasmuoh alse as it has always
been according the established rules and usages Of the
party for such inspectors to DO appointed by the
ward committee. .
And was directed to be published in the National Demo-
ocrat Herald. and copy sent to the General Committee
DANIkL E. DELAvAN, Chairman
WM. b. AiTIy; {sscrstaries.
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Maiden lane.-At WILLIAM kOSEkS, To- Al Maiden laue
will be exhibited the greatest variety ,on
able assortment Of rs Of quality 70 be found in the
city, imported and manufactured by himself, and wat
ranted of superior excellence
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mdew cast its anything love admire. Tho
golden sparkle Of healthhe human with its ambitious
light harmonzng with the general glow Of swellng ores
enough Of the earth earthly give force and to
gously clean wings that sable rot
shroud this light and joy and eto the gloomy sha-
dow Of disease pail and wher into shrsnken parchment
the fair velvet sknshade from the eye its diamond
ray and cast all speculation all hope from out its dsap
pointed, flmy gaze. Many many had not been
dimm d-many and many form had not been shrunk,
but had felt the full warmth health had they taken Mrs.
Jers cola CANDY in tme before the dread consumption
took root For efficacy in coughs, colds hoarenes inu-
and other pumonic evils Mrs. Jervs cold candy
druggists generally.
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Laces, Embi 0ideries, SSc,-Ladies xvlshlng
t, purchase collars chemisetes leeyes ve needlework
Cd edgngs insertngs founcngs and laees Of de
scripton will find assortment at D. EDWARDS
65 Broadway Houston street. This s
the cheapest store in the v and widely known for the
immense ste ok of needle worked trimmings.
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;ss =. the %
% . :ssi
Tortoise Shell Dress Combs.-Ladies are
y H. 70 s'' sss Of
yona i. doubt sAs largest the CONF; made ana
ss7 broadway bsswesn walker and White St, ssis.
Portable Dressing Cases.--Thcss articles
and Which en- S sns
them O%s e S aauss
and No. 3e7 Broadway.
CrIstadoro Excelsior Hair Dye has liter.
Ally sxsnEuishi all the sanstic burning auid Of he day
s q
81 .nS app'd
Would you have Lux.riant Glossy Tresses
yns
ation known the fashionable world Gals
and sold bS cs.doro. No House,
knock knees weakness of the ankle joints aud curvature Of
.rssa veins Of the elastic for weakness Of
s,'r' kind band
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
4ny WI With ~Sss
No. W applied =
Wigs and Observation-Disclosures New style
q Wigs arc pronounesd the most perfect imitation of
sure yet invented Those wanting superior article
should call ,t BAFCHELORs celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street, where found the largest and best a.
sortment in tho city. Copy the address.
aouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
ption reservation the best invented Beware
psaed dyes Equally celebrated S oourauds Nsdostsa
ns &c Poudre subtitle uproos hair from part Of Tho
BODY Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss ~ No. 81
walker street. near broadway.
DO You Want a Real Good Shaving SOap:-
Chemical Soap 1t makes rich 1aher that aontt dry up
healing tender chapped chns makes the skin white
aud clear. and finely perfumcd Sold at the depot If
Jor e Coral Hair Restorative reduced to half price also
lO3 broadway II l75 Fulton street Brooklyn; by lei
Der, Philadclphia; and Taylor, Baltimore.
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To the Pnblic.-We have just received
large stock of overcots Of color aud STYLE ring
price 81 to frock and dress
to S business coats from 81 ST. pants of every pattern
81 70 81 to 81 100 Nassau street.
near Ann. DoLAN THOMPSON.
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wigs and Toupees.-Batchelor's New style
81 wigs the perfect imitation
lure yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call 1T BArCHELORS celebrated wig factory
Wall street, where found the largest and best a.
sortment in the city, Copy the address.
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Would you have Luxariant Glossy Tresses
clustering around your brows like vine tendrls round
pariap shaft Purchase that matchless prepa
ration known throughout the fashionable world CRlS
TADOR0S hair preservatvs IND beautfer Manufactured
and sold by Cristadoro, No. Aston House.
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Kellingsr reigning among the Stars.-IIis
linment cured Mr. Edwin Forrest Of hoarsnes
throat Mr. Eddy of tho sowery of throat hoanes
and great difficulty Of his head Mr. CIV Brooke the TRACE
dian of weakness Of the throAthe is than
ha. been for Mr. Lent Of deep seated cold
thoEght he could not get we'll Thsy all cured in
than ten days Ask them The remedy very agreeable
and strengthens tt patient by the hour.
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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SUB COMMITTEE
"A ofmanagement Of the Grand United Order Of 9dd Eel
r. Gorden announced the recent dcath the city Of New
York. ofP brother Peter Ogden the founder OF the
resolutions were adopted Whereas it hath pleased the
the prime e and in the midst Of his usefulness, the
father under Of much cherished institution We
ton Resolved That in the death Of cur esteemed and much
loved brother Peter Ogden whose exemplary character and
goodness endeared him to every member OF the
who had the pleasure Of his the order
kind faithful friend Resolved That deeply sympa-
thze with his afflicted wife and family in their loss and
der to them sincere and heartfelt coincidence Resolved
That each lodge the receipt Of tho intelligence Of the
o. brother Peter Ogden be requested to suS9
same upon their minutes Resolved That .he members Of
thirty days. Resolved, That the g. s. convey copy of
these proceedings to brother Ogdon's family.
(Attest,) JAMES NEEDHAM.
hin nnc
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Union Hall busint iage daily sent in p L. RO
GERS the proprietor of that immense establishment Let
compe.ors bear in mind that the designs must be original
and adapted to the conveyance Of parcels we'll as
sepgers Send your drawings in to the Unen HAIL.
OF Fulton aud Nassau, before tae LIST Of January.
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Tortoise Shell Dress C0mbs.-Ladies
invited to examine the choice selection
combs 81 the subscrbers The variety be-
yond All doubt the largest in the city, Comes made and
ss7 broadway between Walker and White st,eess.
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Cristadoros Excelsior Hair Dye has liter
now Known ia and wide that instead OF scorohng TIE
hair improves its texture. while the black bro Inn
parts natures Manufactured sold and applied In
vsivate rooms. by CRISTADORO. No. Astor House.
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1HE LECTURE SEASON.


r IFE, CHARACTER, AND GENIUS OF MILT0N-A
IL lecture by John Thompson ESQ., Of Poughkeepse The
eighth popular series will be given by John
Thompson Esq, Of the ughkeepse bar, Wednesday
evening Dec. at o'clock, at the Broadway Tabernacle
Life Character and Genius Of Milton Tickets
one shilling.
D0PULAR LECTURES HUMAN NATURE-As-
founding experiments in mental alchemy FIVE eyenin
Norton streets BY the celebrated Professor B. BROWN
WILLIAMS, Monday 9th, Tuesday, 7th Thursday 9TH
Friday 10TH and Saturday evening" the 18th Of December
Commence at "a o'clock. Sec small bills Office 500 Broad
way.
YCHoLOGY.-DR. BENTON CONTINUES HIS
lectures and experiments at Colts Hall, Brooklyn.
Atlantic and Clinton streets Tuesday and Wednes
evenings December and which VIII be the last
present. he will (by inviaton) commence course Of
lectures and experuen at the Lyceum Staten Island
Thursday, Deccmber9.
V,HACKERAYS LECTURES. = THE SECOND Lee
ture Of the second before the Mercantile Library
Association, will be delivered this tTueslsy) evening
the Rev. Mr.. Chapns (ate Mr. Belows) church. No SIS
Broadway Prince street, At o'clock Subjeet-Com
greve and Addison Tickets be had and ured
the manning eleotures at the boob store Of Evans Brit
tain, Gf Broadway, G. s. Francis g. Co., 2j2 Broadway
and at the Library Single admission, Seysntyfe
JAMES ID. SMITH, Lecture Com.
JOHN +. HALSTED.
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Mair Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye 10 the best yet discovered for ooonK
whshers the moment Is applied The wonderful
certainty with which this Avorto and old hair
I've performs astonishing 1t for SALE applied
xATCHEL0RS wig factory, No. Wall street.
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Portable Dressing Cases.-Thess articles
tree compactness and utility which renders them Mt
convenient companions all whose business pleasure
calls them from home. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House,
and No. 3S7 Broadway,
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eepton reservation the very invented Beware
Hpsned dyes Equally celebrated S Gourauds Asdosted
80 Poudre subtitle uproos hair from any part tho
BODY Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss ~ No. 81
walker street, broadway.
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NTUWcb, SHOuucT BraC0S, FONnuIo sup
porters, and ladies belts instruments for club feet
weakness Of the joints aud curvature Of
bhe spine. Aeo superior elastic stocking for
nrged veins Of elastic for weakness Of
the Also childrens kind Of band
age at DR.. GLOvER's, No. II Ann street.
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CoCIAL REFORM-THE "RARITAN BAY UNION" A
recently organized Industrial and educational
citation will hold public meeting at Clinton Hail. corner
December o'clock for the purpose Of making state
ment Of the objects and general plans Of the
can Phaanx are expected to Be present and make
ment Of the progress and present condition Of those
in the subject are invited to attend
NoTIcE..-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
General Committee Of the city Of New York the year
1852 requested to their bills the Treasurer or
before Wednesday December s, a. L. McMAAON, 20
Ninth street.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL socI ETY-THE REGU.
their in the Univertty Tuesday evening De-
viii read PAPER entitled ou.nes Of Rscest Journey
in Palestine" N. B. FIELD, Recording Secretary.
NJoTICE.-A FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
IN Shirt Sewers and Seamstresses Union will be held ~
Metropolitan Hail. commencing at one ocloct Tuesdsy,
and varied collection Of gilt books ANIMALS and standard
works from nent publishing houses and toys boute
will be spread before the vsers Also specimens Of the
work executed by the society Admission i2 cents child
ren accompanied by parents or guardians half price
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
. ~ sqf a. sa s1snss s
~ JOHN WHEELER. Chairman.
i 5ca =; G &. sn'4,,, ,s.a.'.ris'.
C1OO REwARD.-FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
for the discovery and arrest Of the iufans who
prpead the outrage on the General Committee At Tam
them. Apply to Mr.. Natsel. the Chief Of Police.
HILLS MANHATTAN. LABORATORY PREMIUM
Juiube PASTE, again IN the marnss msnufastyrst
me- l wss srSs and soid By her agents.
SCHIEFFELIN FOWLER, Nos. l2 AID IA Front street,
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oo.F-THE R. w. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
New York will hold its stated December session at the
In Odd Fellows Hall, of Grand and Centre
streets Tuesday, 7th inst at ~ o'clock, M By
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DARTNER wANTED-A PERSON OF REsPECTA-
biity with from 81 900 to 5000 can have an eppsr
tuny Of joining the sdvertscr In lucrative business For
particulars address J. NJ r. At this oaos Communications
confidential.
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01 000-wANTED, A PARTNER.-T0 AN EN-.
RlSOOO terprsing person with the above smount. su
opportunity TO realise S0 per snnum, In safe msnnfse-
turss business cnsrs ksas sstsss seesr,sy fssn s
pAws asd wksss ~ ~ sees.