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ME COMING sTRUGGLE.-'

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KEEL, Daniel, and the Apocalypse
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Amnsemente.


CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace for
~ exhibition purposes lie now closed.
Daring The removal Of the goods and the ss' By .ncon
IRE Paintings and s'u' y s nSt be SGssd sS Ss Pt'
A CADEMY of MUSIC, l4th-st., Union
The Directors have the pleasure of announcing sisnor
snsneS, With NJ HacKETT the Spsnns Of the Acsde
my, with MADAME 9RIsI, and
season during which win be presented several new
An engagement h'; s SesS ,ssi sSp T,ih
CHE celebrated bsIitone)
sloNoRiNA DONOVAN" s,cson sus1NI.
AMATI.
And other 'r't cf 'E' 81 snSS'i S1enr.
TUESDAY, Nov. IA,
VIM be performed Bellini's grand Opera,
Principal Characters by
sioSoR BADIAE sIa md sus,y,
Musicsl Director and cOnduetoI; ;ssnOr AaDiTL
Psouette and First Circle Secured sesis)
Promenade Tcket..'' %
Second Crce.., w
+: secured !, the Box oiics on 4h daily
from O'clock A. NJ. till P; and slse az WM BALL
SONS No 2Ss Broadway, and at VAN NoRpEN & KINGS
NETWORK HARMONIC SOCIETY will
sas VA % THE K. essss2 III.
Divine Unity No as Broadway The Chorus and Orchestra
W" '''pTa THREE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
The following eminent Arts. vii sustain the Solos
MRS. GEoRGIANA n STUART.
MR. NAMES NAN ! 4 4; J HnpES
A"' . Mr. 6tRMSESz
sd e & door ON ss ss;%f Concert
NEUsICAL.-THEODOR EISFELD has the
1 honor that In order 20 crafty many SUB,
sio ssls ne for b. CLASSICAL oUARfET solREss
where Concert Of the hth 'csson VIII be gwen on
. TUESDAY, Nov ~, 1854 See small bills.
DURTON's, Chambers st.-TUESDAf.-
ID TIE IOODLES,
as': drawn Sps:S sYSy Ssi f for s ~. s
for some weeks suk .G SSSH nh c 6S%,dy e
which attracted crowded audience on Flidsy.
Mr. BURTON in his best parts Mr. Toodle and Tony
TOMORROW, the Comedy of THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
for the ls.i time On Thursday, new play.
pURTONs-EXTRA NoTICE.-Ahention is
ID requested to the fOlowiss programme.
THE TOPPLES LIES ssE sf60rs TO ooysusn
TIE Lass niss. toI some s-ss. Of THE TooDiEs
"T TRE sERioS Is FAMILY Al hliSi Of
win f%SiIy JARS r Ssies MI: s.ss1iSS ~ sing
On THURSDAY, the new American play Of
THE UPPER TEN and THE LOWER TWENTY.
DkOADWAl THEATER--Boxes and Parquet
D 50eeB,s Fs,ny Gable ard Upper Ter cents; Private
Boxes Is and 81. T6IS EVENING will be performed
= 1T POOR PILLICODOY.
NJ, Pnhoaddy Mr. DsvisRe Sarah Blunt. Mss Goagenhe.n
ANDY BLAKE.
ANDY Blsle .Miss Robertson Gen Day.....Nr Whiting
Isuats Lady Mountjoy Ma Henry
TIRE FAIRY STAR
In which Misc Agnes Robertson will sustain Eve characters
DOWERY THEATER.-Proprietora and Mana
I'D s,r L p WALDRCN; STAGE Manager. R0Bf. JONES.
Bore. IS cents, Pin snc Gallery i THIS EVEN
ING Nov Ia will be peY foYmed. SCENES IN TIE CIR
GLE Aaer which TIE Nsa:ieI prsms, euf'led WRECK
OF The RAVEN.
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fine ARTS.
ENGRAVING OF THE BATTLE OF THE
T. ALMA, THE SINKING OF THE ARCTIC WITH

0aice OF TIE EXPRESS MESSENGER Nov. IL
sTIMsoN Co Ne s. sroadssy, tPgsh'hsT. Of rIE
ThE BATTLE OF rae ALMA, rae HARBoR OF
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Of the Wreck Of the Arctic or tTo hand
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NEW PAINTING by AIRY SCHEFFER-
IN The sutscbers respectfully the public
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~ H L I w n S
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THE Npw.YORK TRIBUNE

or II q n O IAN Q I nc L I NJ
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CENTS.
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90 ubom it alap &onferm.

A DyERTISING-H b. PAL
N MER, the AGENT forwarding Advertise meats q
HolHy Goods. &c for publication In wspaps % n-isheoi
inr cities and towns inviting the attention of country
tome
INFORMATION WANrED-Of GEO. VIII
i HANSON, ceusty hsab lfesnd, Who sIri,ed .. Nav
York Aug 10 1884 Infornsltos OF him which y asxeasy
desired may be addressed bis father JOSEPH WILLIAM
SON, TO the Of ~ Roby, Racine, Wi-ccnsia
NOTICE.-The Creditors OF REED BROTH
IN Frs CO.. o. Philadelphia, viii bay. meetias on
TUESDAY MOENlNO, Nov. ~ at 10 O'clock ct the Ator
House sapectsd that all the creditors snd other psriss
interested viii be fully represented basiness Of secsi -
portspce viii he laid before thsm.
q OH WILL BE GIVEN by young Man
- ~ (marrisdl cor fooIor Ave msnihs EMPLofsENr-
He willing make himself uss fal Those who woad help
Post-Ofice.
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Proprietor and Mana
Manager. R0Bf. JONES.
10y CENTS this EVEN
SCENES IN TIE CIR
Drama, euailed WRECK
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Nfm 1Dnbliraiions.

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CONTENTS:
Companions by the Way;ssn introductory sketch
l-sehool Days
2-Colleee Lie
3-A Village Church
4-Cty Experiences
Gods Blesspg on the Way
Childhood.
The Song that never Tires
Youth.
The true Fire.
Manhood and lie Busipese.
Losses and Abxieiies
The True Rect.
Middle Age.
Cloud and Fine.
Ola Age
Prospect and Retrospect,
Immortality Fact
Immortality a. Motive.
Home Evermore.
The Great Cycle.
this volume makes young man more thoughtful or Que
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ID A. Co. have just published
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w ANTE D-By an American Girl. situation
w private family do aOUSEwORK. Is Villa
70 msse bsrself generally useful Apply No s. Wets St
ID mouth quired
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Board anb Rooms.

TIVE SMITHSONIAN HOUsE-On the EU-
On q. .s%. si With til. Metropolitan aoss end ss.
Garden three below Houston st. and nearly opposite g.
'-''-'' ROOMS, 50 CENTS A DAY.
And With neatly FaIn,hsd PAHLoRs ,sios sddons
BIosdwsy viii supply great % travellers and Ss
public nerfst elias accommodations In tbs beet quarter
The Hca.s sntendsd IS well for L.dis. 0so,susa Syst
ss ods.GD. Of ,sf deception st low prices ''r
The Subscriber row sosoancs public thu, hs
sso No New Ya I1 whose s.s S
Oder may be relied upon BY which the bald
is .s iSs s Il; nd %
present together architectural pile "sa.s . any on Broad
S.si, sss ssorSns sSeo%od.a. sor 700 sas.,s there
will also DO provided suites Of rooms Tor anies o psseas
iSss o. Vii D. % IS 81 100 he door 90 wss
with private dining sdonns and msas faInisheds or
economy w. The taste. Of those more sI.y.ssn.
g AND Win a. M. h No, rn. &c. ,sr
SPECIALITY. DEcoRUs ORDER ssArsEss, ArreErros AND
say sdsyt the baonss purposes aessned
ar. state Of rapid torwndness and win BE- complssd
Tsa ssssrss Iss .eeossoosTicss o. fss t.s.ssr
SMITHSONIAN WILL NOT BE- INTERPRETED wIrH, AsD nv
ssss, ,aS 1I '0 sSsE SsI kSfxaa sA
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommO-
IA dated with BOARD in pleasant font Room Win P.n
Cherry st, opposite Frsbklla square.
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN can find a small but
IA pleasant ROOM, with BEDROOM In . senteel house,
- So including hre 81 for bresksst M wased) In
his own room ks.rese. required No. II ~. Csnsars"
place, IN MsedouEals., near sth st.
pOARD.-Mrs. BLACK can accommodate
- Gentleman and Lsdy without children ,we osnse-
With v.lgfnshed Psrlor and Bedroom the Pador
door Apply No. Wet 18th between Bfosd~sJ safosS-
AZ. OF 20 Mr. G. b. SMITH. No l0l Maiden lane
pOARD.-A Gentleman and Wife, or angie
~ Gentlemen. he accommodated yin fsl o. g.h~
BOARD removable terms, 81 IA ofeenes-' Ae" "''
Reference required.
DOARDING. Two Gentlemen and their wives,
~ four single Geniemen, ess fsa nsA w "a 1
front ard back ROOM the seeooS n>ot, ih s ~ psa
BOAR d IN q small private American 's"nJ' y sppDHs"
No Blescksr-a pesr the Boz ery
n0IRTING Front and Back Room on tho
II ..-a.a a. 70 let with BOARD, 10 married anss
6sn,ismsn topiy &c No u ysndsns
upoIpDING--At Nos. As and AZ Eat Broad
X go II, ..srt ROOMS for Gentle sad their Wives;
- R0,1Hs for single Gentlemsn or day BoaIden
nOARDING.-TO Let, unfinished, FRONT
/, nd BACK PARLOR, With b. DRoOa attached, with
p0ARI 40 private family where there other board
"a House situated IN l1ay bstweeo Sch and leth Two
serts and their wives preferred address W Boz soest
ID OARDING.-A Gentleman and his Wife, or
ID t~o sspse G-nsmen b accommodates with .
pleasant Room fire Place aud Panty for awe.s az
No ri ChTysest where very ted nan Der VAL be takss
BOARD In BROOKLYN-A Gentleman and his
~ WIFE or two Cent, men, can hnd large and plssssst
and @slst Ferries
DOARD in BROOKLYN.-A PARLOR and
~ BEDROOM sdjo,iBs. suitable for 0ss,lsnsn 90
Wife The rooms furbhsd vith sss and bssssr Lea
ton between ws aud Atlantic ysrrea Inqairs q Ne
Lvpsssosst. ..r
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EOR SALE at BARGAIN-The STOCK and
IL FIXTUREs OF DRY GOODS STORE doss COCA bus
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south which the OF selling Dor particulars inquire &c
No 50 MOntsone cry ct, jersey CITY, y. j.
EOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for REAL ES-
il TATE or MERChANDIsE-A business worth from
sj 600 $500 per year person who 10 somewhat 81
qusntsd with farming and who would have objection 10
travelling either in this State OF tbs Western OF south
will find this fine opportunity 10 mass fortune Aa-
5rr's WILLIAMS, Tribune Ofhee. New foIs
EOR SALE-A new and beautiful STEAMSHIP
Of very Hsbt dra Of water, lon sb dses 20 feet,
81 feet depth feet; ftme Of live oss white oes ccnse
braced with iron ssf.ps and "
being fitted In the most approved manner APPlyD
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FINO MANUFACTURERS, MACIIINISTTS, and
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vJ'O SHEET. METAL WORKERS-NOTTCE
We exhibiting between the hours Of 10 A. and
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FIRST PREMIUM snEEf-METAL BENDING AND
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Ig Pipe, Conductors &c tsDy size Grooved. LAgped and
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SUrRhAE COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Chares W. Lynde, against Eliza Bn0bam
David Bingham Sarah J. Levy, Abraham O. lew
Frederick H. Bartholomew, Roswell g. Pierce Robert II
Atterbury, William Fleming, and Aaron NJ. Burr To
tbe defendants, Sarah :. levy and Abraham g. Lew
You hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which has been fled in the
oce Of the Clerk Of the city and county Of New York
at the City Hail. in the city Of New York and serve
copy of your TO the said plant on the sub
scTbor at his office No Court street Brooklyn within
twenty days after the service Of this summons you
elusive of the day Of such servce and you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
CHARLES r. LiNDE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Iated rec,muer 3, 1884.
TIE sad complaint fled IN the Office Of the Clerk
~ the city and county OF New York The 5th day
o. Icc'nlbtr, 1854.
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+ UsT RkCENEr--1 600 oyERo0AfS, - ZACH.
- dress and lrock coats So cost originally $40 900
pair cassiner' pants at S. cost So last years make
Blu on broken banks ~ this city taken for clothing.
NJ EMS AID BOYS tLoTHING--wH0IESALE AND
4vf retail ~ greatly reduced prices al j. WANDER
BIZ g ~ fGlton street This l. the hest place in the
city Ia ge' clothnE ready made made to order.
4 SfIUl HOLIDAY GItTS FOR GENTLEMEN "A
large assortm,ut oil superior oravats, rich SCARF.
hvndkrchieis sh under rshifts aad drawers, mcrnU
do lred Md gloves, fur gloves plo N gloves
Plovcs, lined -ih gloves gaunil.ts travelling shawl~,
shirt II ~ sizes suspender, ana three ply linen col.
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POLITICAL.

A IA REGULAR MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC RE
n publican General Committee, held at Stuyvesan
Institute Thursday evening, December 1854 il
motion, resolved that committee of i've be appoint
ed to draft call for The primary elections in the var
wards and TO report at the next meeting Of ths
COMMITTEES. A. B. Rollins John Doherty, Thos Reilly
John Mack and Jas. p. Dunn appointed such com
mittee. On motion the committee adjourned, TO mee
on Monday, Dec. II, at 7lsP NJ.
THOS. p ST. JOHN Chairman
A. B. Rollins, S..
JAS p DuSy, Secretaries.
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