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The Presidency of Harvard COllege-from
New Brunswick Legislative and Railroad
Intelli gence.

Boston, Friday, November ., IeJ2
President Sparks of Harvard College, is
about to resign bis connection with that University
The special Session OF the New Brunswick
Legislature adjourned the 18th umo having passed
several Railroad Bills.
A salute of 100 guns was fired on each side
OF the c. Croy 3, g. Stephens aud Calais TO celebrate
the Commercial Union OF the Bnrlsh with Republican
America.
The Railway from Halifax to Windsor has
been contracted for by Messrs. Sykes Co, OF Eng.
land N a45O0 per mile They are ~ a lease OF
the Road years after ats constructonthe st
three yeaTs rental Of TWO per cent lis cost the
second three years at four per cent and the last three
wears at per cent Tne Road is 20 be built Go
work and psid for in provincial debentures,
bearing interest at per cent
The Legislature viii again be called together
about the end o! February.
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1.7lal.6Nl.64lI.621l, 6l5 l,6ll So

I,I48 I,b@I I,bFF I,h@F IiOI3 I,oIF ou<
There Is no candidate nominated by the Locos in
opposition to Mr Merseles for Sheriff The three
Coroners elected are B. NJ Gilmore, Thomas Weir,
and VIM. Wells Democrats. There were some scat
tering votes not included in the above Many of the
Democrats voted for AID. John Ii. Low, for Sheriff,
without his being candidate
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x,x,s,,Io, Of the ohio-Election Frauds.

PfTTsBUR GH, 7 my y p y to
The River has risen 10 3 feet inches and
s,ber rice expected The large packets are PrePsr
nr 10 depart Fregrs to Cincinnati are quoted a. &c
The investigation into the Election frauds Is
anil uro.ressing John Hecht OF Wet Ae"'on- w sst
uoreland has been arrested IN the Eaitef 4l eu -
l,il in 81 600.
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HUDSON COUNTY-OFFrcrAL

The Board of County Canvassers tor Hud-
son County met at the COURTHOUSE Bergen. in the
County Clerks rooms. yesterday, and cAnvassed the
votes cast al the late election The following results
are taken from their statement and show the vote OF
the County, except few scattering votes
PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL.
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LIST OF coSsTABLEs ELECTED.

LIST OF LONSTABLLS LLENILU'
WardS
Alexander Brute, Patrick Phelan.
Ill.,. Charles W. Kruger VIM. Thompson
Ill.,. Andreto Nesbin, Benz &. Beahan.
w.. Emanuel Joseph, VIM Cook.
John T. Smith, Daniel ID. ldcson.
W.. Peter Collins Herman Elcke
VIII Gins. +. Klench, Edward Munson.
WILL. Rioh'd A. Chambers, Abraham Moses
IX Phiander Brush, Benz. D. Wisner.
X..Jsules Rile, VIM. I. Stevenson
XII. Henry Decker, Gilbert Weeks
Kill John Helms, Richard Crawford.
XIU..J. w Somenndyke Geo. Saul
XIV. Nsthl Finch, Washington q Hutton
Xv.... james hing, Geo. ". BogdTf.
XVI... Benz Carr, John Asley; 3,
WILLIS. Yandyne, Alex. b. Farrell
XVIII. VIM Chapman, Henry Bishop.
XIX. Tbos Eagan, Simon Quinn
XX...Wu keenan, BathazeT OlaSser
X-iigs in Tldlcs.
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TIL. Marion at Charleston.

CnAALEsTos, Iaesday, Nov = I5'1.
The s. Mail steamship Marion, Capt NJ.
p,rx sr,,ed Lere st O'Clock lis CTUesdAy) morning
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GREENE co.

<01f"-Et7llFlt AIfany kNfnlTk
CATSKILL, Wednesday, Nov. 3, ASA
Pierce has over 400 in our county; Seymour
rather les Both Loco members elected Van Orden
Whig) Is reelected Clerk by IS majority. This town
gave him e5 The rest OF the Loco county tckes
ees'ed This Is bad story, but not verse than yours
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Election OF Judges In Vermont.

BosroN Friday, Nov 5, 1882
In the Vermont Legislature, to-day, Isaac +.
Redftld Pierpont Isham and Milo L. Bell elected
Judges the Supreme Court for the year ensuing and
Robert PerpoEt, Jacob Collsmorc, Ashabe Peck and
l.. Z. Poland, Circuit Judges.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1852
Punitive Slave Cas-.

PHrLADELrHA Friday S"' ioS1
A further hearing took place to-ds,S before
Commissioner lnshrarn, In the esse Of George Br>uey
Claimed as fugitive slave Of Andrew Pierce, OF Ceo~'
County Maryland Ample evidence of identity
produced and the argarnsot in the case commences
tomorrow.
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II Died at Colebrook, Ct, on the 14th inst,
Miss Mary A. youngest daughter Of Rufus Seymour Esq
aged ~ years Another victim TO camphene.
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The Reported Trouble ut Williams College.

SPRNoFfEID, Friday, Nov. 5, IcoR.
The story published in some OF the New York
pspers of serious trouble Williams College Mas
between the students and Faculty, Is all hoax
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The official vote of Philadelphia City and
County IL, Pierce 20 OLA Scott 24573 Hale 6l6 Brown
Native, las
sUseUEHANNA COUNTY (Oacia)-Perces majority
is l,0ll.
ALLEGHENY CouNrY-scott 9,6l5 Pierce 1926. Hale
GOO Brown $50
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CONNECTTuUr.
NEW..IERSEY.

Pierce Scott 2s Scott and Hale over Piercs ss
Towns to hear froul-Bethlern. Cornwall. GosAea WAY
en- Wntertovn and Stonington
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Southern Mail PaIlure

BALTIMORE, Friday. Nov. 3 1852
We have no mail south Of Petersburg to-
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CLINTON CO
core-posdeoce OF The Ev-nns Josrp-l

PLArrsDUReH, Wednesday Nov J. 1852
Tie vote in Clinton is as follows Pierce's
,sjoriiy 467 ireland, Qoco) for Congress los Hoye
WlL' g AssemblymaD. Is elected, his majority being
oyer1Iu
Frankh.o Co. is reported 400 for Pierce There is q
frtm II Lawrence that the Wings have elected
their Clerk
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DELAWARE,
PENNSYLVANIA.

The official returns of this State make
Pierce's majority only %.
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MONROE co

Mr. Body (Whig) has about 600 majority
for Congress The LOco-Foco County Clerk has large
m6iorify
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IspIASA-The result of the State Election
last month in Indiana is as follows:
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB NETWORK TRIBUNE
Southern Telegraph Office Of HanOr0 and Bear's

The Secretary OF sfnfe.
WASHINGTON Friday Nov. ), 1852.
Hon Edward Everett arrived here this even
inc, and is stopping temporarily at Wllards.
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,outh CAROLINA and the Compromise.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. 5, 1882.
We have no mail this morning South Of Sa-
yannah.
The South Carolina Legislature, in Caucus,
previous resolving the vote OF the State orr
Pierce and King adopted resolution declaring that In
doing the State protests against any approval or ac
quiescence III the measures commonly called the Com
promise.
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GEORGIA.,

Bib Co, 440 majority for Pierce Chatham
500 for Pierce Richmond $50 for Pierce Tne entire
State will give Pierce majority OF about 10000.
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ORLEANS co

Csrsespondenc~ OF The EVcuHs Journal
ALEIoN, Orleans Co., Wednesday. Nov. J lsJ2
The following is the result of the vote in this
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Gorhsm. Csnadice aud Naples not heard from which
which win not materially alter the ssove result STATE
ticket shout the same
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THE ELECTION.
NOTE OK TILE CITY

Total .25l4 3Z76I 25i85 315 z5yB 5ylb zo5II oz50z
Maj. for Seymour, 1887 for Church. 7075 for Folett
I 669 for Clsrk 3ig
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NORTH CAROLINA.

In TO counties the vote stands Pierce
l l,lo2; Scott, sos. Perces majority, 1897 The
same counties, in Augut gave Reed, (Dem.) for Gov
ernor, 6,340 majority, showing Wing gain OF 9iJ
Reeds majority in the State was 5,i9l
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FULTON co

FULTON co.
Correspondence OF The Albany Evenas Journ.i
JouSQraW< AEa1raaIov NJ 2
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OUR STATE.
ONTARIO no

ONTARIO Co
rrespondcHce Of Tie Albany Evenns Journs,
CANANDnGUA, Nov. 3
DEAR SIR: The following ara tho
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HARPER & BROTHERS will publish on

HARPER S BROTHERS will publish on
~ FRIDAY, Nov. l2-l. SELECT BRITISH Flo
most eminent Orators Of Great Britain for the last
tures; with Sketches Of their LIVES Estimate OF their
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A. Goodrich D. D. Professor IN Yale College. In large
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In this carefully prepared volume have an important
contribution TO rhetorical literature. Containing the
speeches Of the British which regarded
tie masterpiece Of ther respective authors memoir Of
each orator. showing the leading events Of his public life,
ard the distinctive characteristics of his orlroryan hor
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together with TRANSACTIONS pass quoted from for
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book of the political and forensic eloquence of Great Brit
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editor lake tins as compilation thin original work
Ii is rarely that much profound scholarship sound ufg
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the critical preparation for the OF the standard poduc
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THE previous eight volumes may be obtained of tho
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vUO IRON INSTRUMENTATION

Il ROLLING MILL, WITH GOOD WATER POWER,
FOR SALE-A Rolling Mill with Pudllng Furnaces ca
pablo manufacturing 1900 Of Rolled Iron year SIT
uRted on the Hudson River Railroad and within mile OF
the Hudson River, with navigation up TO the mill
wharf This establishment well adapted to manufacture
Boiler Iron or Rods One half of the purchase money
remain bond and for term of years, or City
Property would be taken part payment For Particular
inquire of w: II, WOoDhCrft
T. SIT viii be sold bargain if applestisnis made
within 10 days.
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rn. Mehster Funeral soIemnitics.-In joint

tP Webster Funeral SOlemnitics.-In Joint
Special Committee Of the two Wing General Committees
Nov q l952 on motion Of Mr.. WIN. Rowe, of the With
Ward. Chairman of the Young Mems Special COMMITTEE,
Dr. JAMES KENNEDY, of the With Ward, was chosen
Chairman and DANIEL BOWLY, of the lid Ward, Sec
rotary, Of the JOINT Special Committee.
On notion Resolred That the members and ex-members
ofihe several Wing Ward Committees and OF the two Wing
General Committees be and they are hereby invited and re-
quesed TO meet at the Broadway House, on MONDAY
EVENING next 18Th ant at " o'clock 10 complete the
necessary oT the Funeral Soemnites OF DAN
lei WEBSTER. by order
JAMES KENNEDY, NJ. d., Chairman J. s. c.
DANIEL RoWLY. SecretarY J. =. Q.
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Nem Publications.

rTHE SCALPEL, for NOVEMBER, Edited
Il by EDWARD II: DIXON, NJ D. senII p.s ~ IN
.,.,sl interest on the new treatment tor ries hoN ~
@h ucc.ssu use BY the British Surgeons and OF inc 9
.st,,p.te use ef the Bath IS scents. ~.
s"' aDRIANCE, SHERMAN Co, No. Aston House
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Amusements.
M ETROPOLITAN HALL-sECOND and

M ETROPOLITAN HALL.-SECOND and
I'VE positively LAST CONCERT
MADAME MARIETTA ALBONI
Respectfully announces tIat she will give hsr
SECOND AND POSITIVELY LAST CONCERT
On FRIDAY EvENING: Nov. r. 1872 on w.ich oscasion
MADAME NJ. ALBoNI will be assisted by
si'. N3 sid tstzNorovAxNr,
SIG. ARDiTI and
MILE. CAMILLE URSO,
mn Her second appearance at these Concerts,
brattd AR, from neyerbeers Opera Of the Prophets
ooh! Toi Qui MAbbandoLne;
TIE Grand Cayarna from II Donna del Lego
"Lbna" iirrt time aud ,hs
Brndisin or Drinking Song" from Lucrezia Borga"
bur tn. Concert lll be i9tTodaesd ior tie ct tiae
perform % by full Orchestra and Chorus.
f hSs1ef Dneeioi Mr. G. + aR AaR5H5
PROGRAMME.
/ Overture, Sermon Orchestra.
DueitIno, Zto Zitto, Cenerentoa, sung by
8 Cayotina, from La Donna del Lago, q" Elena
otu CHI 10 ClnamO,' sung by Mime. AL
Finb AZ "VsT~S de- Berots perioraed on
tie Violin by Nile Camille CIso' fret time
g. Ana, "IuyeIdTs ia svensurata from the OPP
era PTata- sung by Sig. Sangoyanni. Bellini
,ime "oh t9i Igi MAbandOnne," sung
7. Grand Overture, fret time in America. MGrtiTi
with Chorus I'll
g. Duettno, from GAIA Ladra, Fose N di
Conessertd," sung Ifrst time, by Nine.
ALBUNI aud Sig. : ng oyanni .............. Rosspi
g. BaIceIole, Una Barchelta" sung by Sz.
Revere with Chorus Donzetti
10. FaI tasie Sur ia SonnaubulG performed by
Mile. Camille Urso. .Arot
II. Bnndisi % II SegTetO per esser Felici," from
Lucrezia Borgia sugg by Nine. ALBONl,
by particular desire. .Donizetn
Tickets One Dollar
Referyed Seeta Two Dollars
On Thursday the Reserved seats will be sold and Fri.
day the Dollar Tickets will be disposed Of with the Re
served Seats which may remain from Thursdays sale
Meas Id
Doors open CA o'clock Concert alta o'clock.
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WANTED-A full blood Beagle HOUND,
w about cnc year old. Please address SPORTSMAN at
The Tribune Office.
VNANTED-A situation as DiStiller, Maker
w ofPrescrveS OF COras ani Brsndics Best OF city
reference gwen. iuquirc az No Is Vescyst basement
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~ Special Notice.-The Special Committee of the
Common Council, having determined that obseqmes, in
horror of the nted DANIEL WEBSTER, late Secrea
nv OF State the United States OF America shall be observ
Cd in this city the 10Th inst, by Civic ana Military Pro-
ceson TO be composed of the Military and the different
Orders Societies and Citizens of Newly 0rk and others who
may unite with them take this occasion to extend most
resp, clul and invitation fellow ctzens
ally and the different Orders, Societies, Trades Assoca
Cns Fire Departments Of the cities Of NewYoTk, Jersey
City Whamsburgh and also OF the adjoining towns and
counties unite this testimony OF respect to the ustri
and that all Orders Societies and Associations in
tending cooperate be to communicate to the
Committee before Friday next at O'Clock, T. NJ, at
Room No City Hail. in order that the necessary arrange
may be made to out the ceremonies oil tine day
in appropriate manner.
hsored That banner bearing political devices or in
scriptions shall he admitted IN the procession.
The Military, Fire Department, aud Civic Societies who
int, participate, hereby notified that their Colors
and Banners win be covered with Grape sent to the City
Hall on or before SATURDAY, 18th inst
Committee tn part OF the Committee on the part OF the
Board OF Aldermen. Board OF Asst Aldermen.
THOMAS J. BARR ISAAC O. BARKER
WIN j PECK THOS. WHEELAN,
ABRAHAM MOORE, HELMUS NJ WELLS,
JACOB +. OAKLEY, JOSIAH w. BROWN,
JUHN ROYCE EDWIN BOUTON,
OSCAR w STIjRTFVANT JOSEPH ROGERS,
RICHD T. COMPTON, JONATHAN TROfrER
President. President
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DELIA's DOCTORS; or a GLANCE Be
~ HIND THE SCENES, by Hannah Gardner Creerner.
Moro" Il hath plan,
But pot Life hls none nFrsrus.
Published by Fowers and Wells, Clinton Hail, No Isl
Nasssu-st., New York. Price 75cts.
SUBJECTS: The Young Invalid; Ella; Allopa'hy; Tab
lesux Hypetian Negotiation; Elasticity; ron Homeop-
athy; NJ. d. and d. D. HydIopathy, Life He Homo
Hsc Homoi Sympathy Mesmerismi Les VOLTA Law
CONCLUSION.
IL thu work rhooonne trhs oen unier
IT, form OF sauca comment evans soal and
iuio roi even 'pens the time haowed eon- Of medicine
and divinity. Dela lady
vhcge ameat defy the kill o the cuty.
let BY faithful sihs the hafh Diet
aud employ The change produced tn.
Of strons minded ma friend vino does dan 10 add
her hm Mt knowledge OF tie CONDITIONS Of her
physical well beng
be Behind The scenes" viii Afford lis
vel a. instruction - large cla-s OF readers
N. \. Daily Tribune.
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e. Industrial Home Association No. 3.-rhs
twenty second regular meeting of this Association viii be
held THIS friday EVENING, Nos. II a. Union Build
ps No sS BoweTy This Association IS organized on tns
plan as Mount Vernon No and Union Point NO z
The land located on an elevated position between Nl-
hErs Bridge and Mount Vernon, has front OF about y
uis the Harlem AID New Haven Railroads, and com
u2nass fine view Of Long Island Sound the Palisades and
tho surrounding country. Ii VIII be laid out IA acre halt
aud one-quarter lots The list fast filing up and
those who wish to obtain plot for home at farm Prices
nasf hand their immediately either OF the fol-
owing places where copies OF the Constitution and By
Laws ear he had: JOHN COAfERF0RD No. asa Broad
wsyi d. OWEN No. 4l4 Broadway; w. b SMITH, No.
II Nasssn-st; &. A. COOPER No ITO Bsrrow-st. j. y.
WELLS, No. so Avenue b; j. A. HANDSUCH, No. 1856
sprngst OF Of the Hall the evening OF the meeting
j. CoMMERF0RD President
IA HANpsyen Secretary
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70 PENCH-CASE MAKERS.-In conse-

To TENIII-NAoE MAhLhN.-IH CUIsU-
Il queuce OF the going To Australia very large
and valuable OF Pencil Case Tools w be offered At pub
lie auction, tie factory, the of South Nh and
Ere-s, jersey City, occupied by the late firm of smith,
disposed OF private sale Among the tools is one Of
the best Damask Machines used in this country,
and also another engine for engine turning pencil bar
rcls of any shape and size, possessing very rapid
motion Lsthes with turning tools and chucks complete
Drawing Plates and Mandrills OF all and patterns,
OF very superior quality la fact, complete set
of tools for manufacturing pencil cases and all In per:
feet order was offered for sale and affords Of
the opportunities offered any embark in ths
business Should any one be DESTROYS OF purchasing the
whole lot they will be disposed of az very low rats And
as the tools all still their proper fixtures and
in working order favorable opportunity has neyeI
been v, red any desrous to commence business The
shop in which the tools are now arranged also be hired
al a very reasonable rent
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Nrs Kirk lands New WORK
mr. HHDFtJxtrD VII ,,t,i

CHARLES SCRlBNER, New-York, pub
- hshes this day THE HOME CIRCLE; or Fs niliar
Thoughts On var Topos Literary Moral and S9cL.
BY MIs c. 81 Kirkland vol. evo., with fine steel en-
sItvpgs from original designs. .
aso lust published new edition Of the EVENING
BOOK OF firsside Talk on Morals and Manners. with
Sketches of Western Life vol 8yo elegantly illustrated.
x agreeable fsmlc lnt n the-e
precnied NTH attractive Act be.
fpreibyfsrsn.
GINS FROM FABLE LAND Collection OF Fables
iurr'ed BY faets By w. U. Bourne. vol limo, with
eugavir g.
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Cost ar0 foun0.

$50 RE%ARP 2..ss on the s evening Of
thst through 18th snd the hav 20 the corner OF me
fhav srd sthsf between the hours OF ppm and NJ
a large CLUSTER DIAMOND BRACELET, mounted IN
silver attached flexible gold chain, large diamond
in the surrounded by seventeen smaller ones IN two
rows The above reward will be paid on delivery OF a1d
bracelet TO Mrs =. =. THOMAS, No. I th-av
G. sla RE WARD -LoSt-A GOLD
" ~ WATCH, described follows: Gold sneh1r,
rod dial sold cap, made by Arnold, London, No. 81 IL
was passing through Bedford and Houstonts, down
turning the same to the office of the Metropolitan Hotel
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rUHF NEW and INTERESTING GAME

rTHE NEW and INTERESTING GAME
Il of UNCLE TOM and LITTLE EVA has Just bsen
published al the remarkably low price Of twenty-five cents
The interest hich may take IN tins Game Is c0nsde
rable the s played the greater the desire for H.
II simple and be easily understood at the ame time
there a finish TO its simplicity that makes Il the most
pleasing and desirable Game of the season for all persons
The execution of the cuts which cOored, representing
the characters in UNCLE TOMS CABIN, are beyond all
censure They are lifeike and expressive.
For the workmanship displayed in getting up this Game
for the pleasing and endless enjoyment one may derive IN rs
study and the extraordinary low pce af which It - Of
fsred stamps IL the Game OF the season
All orders from the trade, and by merchants from the
country the shove, will be promptly attended TO by
GEO. H. BELL, Ststioner, No l53 Ne.sau It,, v. Y.
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Gpecial Notices.

~ The Joint special Committee Of the two
WLig General Committees the Funeral S0lenDites OF
DANIEL WEBSTER, viii meet, pursuant 20 sdonTn-
AZ PM.
BY oder, JAMES KENNEDY, Chairman.
DANIEL BowLy, Secretary.
tS- Mercantile Library Ass0ciati0n.-IIon
HORAHlO SEYMOUR, Governor elect, viii deliver
uro the members Of his Institution, Metropolitan
hall on. WEDNESDAY EVENING, November II.
subject--1he Study Of the Natural Sciences
Tickets, sdnittiDe lady and gentleman. .....75c
single ucketfr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5oc
Members tickets half the above prices to be had only at
the Library.
Tickets be had at the desk Of the Library and the
door on the evening OF the lecture.
WILLARD i. FELT, Chairman, 1.
JAMES ID. SMITH c I.ooseaao
John r. HALSTED \ OOiH'o0'
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sui ony) will be entitled reserved seats TOR the
couIse Price Of Tickets: TO members, 81 to non-nen-
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WILLARD L. FELT, Chairman, Lecture
JAMES d. SMITH, fCommttee
JOHN r. HALSTED,