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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-10

(toir.N-From the Sin>inawa Mills. the Sin>nawa.
- about hNe miles from alcna the evening the Sth
inst. two LARGE GRAY HGRSES one a light IRON gray
the other light gray The light gray has long scar on
the ham extending to within 10 II inches of the
hrc joint and one OF his hoofS is split over which
copper plate was fastened with screws
Whoever will said horses to me Gallon, with
the thief shall receive the above reward the horses
alone. will pay so Any information that will lead to
the recovery horses and the the thief will
be literally paid for. W. ". MILLER
(ialcna Nav IL, 1858. June dNwlw
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COMMERCIAL.
SAINT PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE, }
July 10, 1854. {
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r. " - Il I We
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly Oh hand
WI complete Of fancy and " indsor Chairs
Aso Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads. &c, &c Persons wishing to pur
will do well call before they buy elsewhere
prepared sell good article and terms
are invariably cash. afford to o. II Il cheap
cheaper than any other III the city. reasonable de-
ucon made to persons buy TO sell again. All orders
from a distance unctually attended to.
Gacna, May, 1851. "a
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June - It'd
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I tinAtio. lew thousand extra, at
Y COMBS Store.
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sack - 90, White pure per kcs O2a2 IS, No
l, per keg 25 a 2 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

HE receipts at the ONCE OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
10 port to-day amounted to el25 023 80; payments,
9 ,oot Sp--bsiance, So, 7a4, s7S IL.
Tho RECEIPTS Of the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
ths third week in November. were s3s, I'll 23
Soe stir has been made in the South by the report
J. D. Ashmore Comptroller General Of South Carolina
which the banks severely handled for their spccr
lions ID domestic exchange. The report says
lit will be seen by the quarterly average statements
rsvitli furnished as well as BY the monthly publica
nA that mos. Of tho private banking institutions Of
State have dealt to an unusual and, il believed
Whilst q shs sne o ,Sss
/ accommodation 10 the commercial, mechanical and
kriculurAl interest OF the State have been compare
reference 70 their monthly reports it will be found
lat In the aggregate the private banks have at moro
one period Of the year had more funds invested in
domestic exchanges than was loaned to the entire
Spulation Of the State on "notes discounted on per-
nal security Indeed, than Of the private
inks has had al different periods money invested
"dOmestic exchanges" than in all other ways what
This system Of speculation may be highly advsnta
ous, and doubtless liz to the individual but
raj and the mechanical interests Of the State Is very
'0blemAtcal. The aggregate sum invested in 'sdomes
exchange" as reported to this ONCE the LIST OF
rch last has gradually decreased from eleven millions
thousand one hundred and fourteen (s11 ole, 114)
llaxs to six millions seven hundred and eighty
.ousand seven hundred and seventy -four dollars
bar
The Comptroller General does not regard as his duty
province to discuss the question of banks banking
hd in calling tho attention Of the Legislature to the
neral operations Of the private banks during the last
year considers his duty discharged and for amy
rther Information necessary to the purposes OF inves
atisn, begs leave to refer to the quarterly average
Atements, also to the monthly reports made to this
ce aid which IS before said, wiz be found incorpo.
sted In this report.
1T 10 but justice to the Bank Of the State and its
Anchos to remark that there has been less
the part Of this institution in exchanges according
the amount Of its capital than any other institution
tho State and at moro than one period, nearly or
te of the loans to the people Of the State
pc notes discounted on personal security" made
this bank and its branches.
The annexed statement exhibits the average condition
the leading departments Of the banks of this city for
e week ending Saturday, Dec. o.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
a@nF MONDAY. Dec. 4-0P. N


ASHES were unchanged.
TRANSFORMATION was in rather lighter stock, and
sued very firm, it'll upward tenor and sales the
day Of 900 bbls. State and Western, at Saturdays
rates 500 bbls superfne Canadian at IS 49, in bond
ana ~ 90 ~ 20 $40, free per Dbl; and 500 bills
% a. 81 : g %
Canadian white, at 81 TO- free, and 81 o. in bond 400
Southern white, and 900 DO. red, at 81 o. Rye, bar
90c, for Western mixed. ~. 81. 49,
The market closed steady at last week quotations.
Corya--we have only to notice salos Of about 800
bag RIO, at 91sc., o1c. lo1sc per Id:
FRs1GHrs.-Produce continued to DO offered freely
European ports, and about 60 900 $4,000 bushels Of
corn were engaged for Liverpool in bsik and bags at
ga for the former and 6,!d for the latter and about
1000 bushels Of wheat engaged at 6id in shp's
bags; 500 bbs -four private terms; 200 bbs lard at
It's. Cd per tom and about 2 900 5000 packages Of
PROVISIONS were engaged for Liverpool and London in
eading shipmens to tho latter at EOS per ton and
both AZ a. terce and Is. Dbl To Liverpool about
$50 bales Of cotton, compressed engaged 5s2d
10 Hayre rates were unchanged. Hops were at az !;
Cotton az &c; and Indian at l0c., with light
gsgements, To California rates were steady at s0c a
ACC. The Flying Cloud engaged lot at soc. per foot
Itors--New were in fair demand at Sic CSC. per ID.
HY-Saes of 400 500 bales were reported, at about
IEp-sales OF 100 tons (w Blsck) soft English were
made at 6,c 90 days interest added and 40 soft
Spanish in bond, At 5s.c tin,c aud interest
iM-Kock Ia, was inactive at previous figures
New Orleans new crop at &c.
NAVAL STORE. The market was heavy and prices
easier $50 barrels spirits turpentne soa at 48c cash
Common rosn was at about 81 90 81 95 cash. asked.
OHa-Whac. sperm and olive remained before
stated Lnseed sparngy dealt In to-day, at Sic.
63c per gallon. Lard varied little.
RRoylsioNs-Pork advancing barrels realized
3la so FOR and $12 $12 % for prince afterwards
held higher The sales Of lard amounted to $50 bbs
old, at 1o'tc lo,sc, and 200 bbls. new at 9'tc.
l0Ac. per H. Some 800 bills prime and mess beef
brought full rates. There 400 tierces prime
beef sold at s2l ga per terce. Butter and cheese
were unaltered
RcR-The market was dull, and prices nominal.
SMr-Sales Of 900 sacks Liverpool coarse were made
at 81 20 per Jack
suGARs--There we're 60 hogsheads New Orleans sold
at 5hc. 53c. per ID.
TAiIow-Sales Of about 20 600 lbs. were made 1phla
delpha rendered, delivered in New York, at 12asc
WHsKYr-6O0 bbls. Ohio and Prison found buyers at
40c Q A1c per gallon.
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AND COMMERCIAL.


4oNDAIs O0cs ~ r. II.
|IAees vas % material change In the market this
esnag, the bulls bsins sti In majority and the bears
eeaedeat ~ usual. The nlss Of Erie were large,
ssng rAti.er nr,nsr 1t 81 Nsw Ysrk Central, which
snsd II the neishborhood Of TO- sank to Tx before
clsse Of the Board. Cumberland. Reading and HAr-
10, closed at the sams prices % saturday.
|Aftsr tbs adjournment Of the board the following
Il bonds snd stocks were made At auction by A. H.
BOBBY
! 90 CITY Of Racine, Wis, per cent bonds,
1873, int. aided ........ 40
|7oo Ia Crosse Milwaukee RR per cont bonds
1854, interest added. Northumberland. 95
l50o Green Bay, Mwautie and Chicago, Known
~ the Wisconsin Lake Shore) RI. 8 per
cent LIST mortgage bonds 1858, int added 81
- iat: added .......... .................... sox
),0o0 SandusLy, Mansfield and Newark lst
mortgage per cent bonds 1874, int add IS
)oOo Chicago and Rock Island RR list mortgage
Tper CT con. bonds, 1870, int added. 81 & . "a
lG0e Bonds Of the Keokuk (Iows) and Des Mones
valhy Plank Road Co., $780, int sddei.. SO
% shases Hudson River Railroad. ............ g
% do. st. Nicholas Bank. SIX
% de-. United States Trust Company 96k
% 10. Camel Coal Co. OF Coal river, va......
8 do. Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Co...
10 do Knickerbocker Bank ..............2 "a to 25x
o dc. Bank Of the Union. Observation-Disclosures. 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

TvvuE MARRIED WONAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COul-
Il panioD, by Dr.. A. n. Mauriceau, profeasee -
diseases Of women; hundredth cdftisn, (5Oo,eo4a
Emo, PIP $50 ON One paper, extra bindin9; psiee3-
hood to wonnaphocd and also - wks and neth ess
fully described, With the Aass the symDtsms, aada
the proper mode Of trsstment In pfain, saPs 49,
tho most chasts language, easily undsfstooA A -
every woman can discover, BY comparing hee -
symptoms with those described, the nAtuSs ohasaS1r
and suffering The wife shout becoming nelhar -
often need q instruction and advioS sf ths uo ~
portnncc to her future health In rssnoot b $50 -
ssusitivepess forbids ssasu1tng . msdoal roptIounn
VII find such Instruction and sdvcs ana alss sxpanna~
lions Of many symptoms which othsgwiss wesh oooassa
much anxiety or alAsn How mary are sunsri4 ho4
tem which undermine the health Of the eject Of vA
they are Ignorant and which their decacy fcbds ssek-
ing medical advice. How many eudsr from prelASpD
uter CALLING u the Womb or from -four Alhus (wser
ness, debility, &c.)f How many In constant 49,
for many Iasntha preceding confnements HOY -
have dincSt, not dangerous deliveries, ana ssow -
during such time win each End in is pases the mec,s =
prevention am0liorAton and relief. bow msny W.
momeAts, how much anguish might nave ooen spsss.S
the sufferer, TO the hubbard 70 the rVlanveS, ~ ~
possession Of this little yolumey It nmPrsc.cass0
Convey fuzzy the various subjects treated Of a. thcy 40
as ssturs stretlv intended for the married Or thnDo
eontsmn,stus marriage For sale by Stringcr Isvo-
ssnd 30o pynalvny: Adriancs, sherman Cor MeoR
uorsc No Vesey street. Dewitt h Davenport Trthe1e
hr;,dnes. a No CASTOR House, Broadway and a. -
public ssicn ofcc, 40 Liberty street Nsv York yss
.,ees rhiiadelphia On the receipt Of u COPY ~
~ by mail free Of postage, 70 any part -
~ Halted states An letters must be AddresesA pose
| S.L ~ Dr. A. NJ MAUIACEAu, oAce 12e IAhsS<y IG1et
x r. OF SsS l,22& nsw Yark f'sst oAss
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dhp7 REwARD.-LOSr ON THE IsT INIT, FROM
W the Passaic vineyard, near Newark, Newfonnd-
land dog black, with white chest to tho name
Of Rola; had brass collar ON when missed The above
reward viii b. paid upon delivery Of the dog Cor such
information as ~r lead 70 his recovery.
7. ~ MCGOWAN, att. stili Co.'s, "a BFosisay
al Z REwARD.--IOSr, ON FRIDAY EVENING LAST,
mO from ~ Avenue G. . small Scotch terrier dog.
lie had patent leather COLLAR, with smsn ock at
tsohed The collar red, edged with 5lAcs, The
shove reward viii be paid ~ iesging htm a. sboss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

Culver PLATED WARE, BgONzES, &C--wfLILAM
- IRVING CO., auctionecrs. will sell at auction on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec and 6, at TO-: O'Clock,
at the sales rooms No Pine street entire invoice OF
silver plated comprising cake baskets caors liquor
"a inches, tea kettles card baskets, oyster Dishes
nc. Elegant psrian marble groups, figures ami
pitchers bronze clocks candcabras AMI figures French
china, papier machic goods &C. marble and aabaster
vases, tazzas, card receivers, &c, Bohemian glass
ware &c,
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CH0YCR SELECTION or BRAEDTEs, SCOTCH AND
"A Irtss whiskeys, champagne, shstrics aad port
yfnca, gina runs, cordtais, syrups. Aci London and
Dubin porter Scotch AIS, aad losstc slss Tor famfly
uss twesty pr cent lower shAn aay ether house. foi
ais y WI n. unDEHmA> ~ Droess st-set. ssrass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

CHERIFF'S SALE OF GROCERIES, THIS DAY (TuES.
- day, 9th inst) az 40 Bowery consisting OF large
assortment of groceries Of all kinds liquors segars
Also horse. wagon and harness together with the
fixtures Of the store, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

" VOCALIST whNTFD--Foi. A SUNDAY EVENING
Lecture Room. Aiady prcferfl Apply IN ths
fadcg goods store. s2a saghth avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

@ EERIFF'S SAfE-TTIIS (TUEsDAY) MORNING,
- December at IL O'clock city Hall square. front
oil City Hall, Brooklyn, two seat pleasure wagon
single scat do. sale positive. H. LOTT Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

~ UrrAR ANJ SINGiNG.--A PUPIL OF NINE
NJ Marion yives lessons in gnitsr and singing, al
hers pupils sdencc, also teaches sufcient IN ss
lessons 70 advance her pupils ~ accompanying them
c~iiy In an, lmsd 81 vocal music Terms. four
shilling the lesson. Inquire " Mrs. Holscr, Jr, ITO
rrfaS gay 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

ID D. GOODWIN, AUCTTONEER, WILL, SELL. AT HIS
H. sales room, in Clinton Hall, corner of Eighth
street and lafayette place, Wednesday the 9th nst
at l0s A. NJ. large assortment Of millinery, cmbroid
cry and fancy goods; also articles OF household
furniture, consisting in part Of ribbons laccs embroi
deres, silks satins, velvet flowers, feathers bonnets
together with other goods belonging to fancy store
ALSO good carpets, handsome set Of china ware
lot Of gas fixtures chandeliers, &c bedsteas and
many other articles; all Of which will be sold without
reserve. Sale ositlve.
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Emrsr Sfss a .si;; r~SSSs;S
~ eftAsNsw Yosk PaAy.-tA' great hit q ~ soa.
Tus's y. ~ sys s :..s,se ths 49, v,
Nightly plsyed 70 full and fAsAioaabae hA uses.
n Burton. ....in his great .crootpsth
Mr. Johnston. the. New York Boy
y: H.Ss., u H..ci.ss, Ma: Eaymead, Hss. ausSss
10 conclude with .. -
Harry Haloyoa with songs. Miss Mccarthy
Seats may b. secured three days In sdvsnos
DowERY rErARE-PRoPRIErOR AND MANAGE,
q Admianoa-BOxss. 3 eeais; Pit and Gailsry, lax
cents; Private Boxes. IS.
The great spectacle Of
THE CATARACT OF THE GANGE5,
with the combined and equestrian.
FULL STUD OF HORSES
CATARACT OF real. WATER
TUESDAY EVENING, Drc. 8,
ASTONISHING EQUESTRIAN FEATs
BY THE WHOLE or THE sTAk TROUPE.
The performances win conclude with the great drama
Of THE CATARACT OF THE 0ANdES.
Mskaws.. .... Mr.. Arnold Iran - Robert jones
Performances every saturday afternoon
DURDY'S NATIONAL THEATRE.-DREsS CIRCLE AND
Upper Boxes; 70 cents PIT, TX cents Orchestra
curtain will rise at TX O'Clock. Tuesday evening Dec.
s the entertainments win commence with GRAND
American Circus after which, the first act OF ROBERT
MACAjhE followed with Medley Dance by Miss Iefolle
to conclude with THE DEVILS DAUGHTER.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. BENEFIT, THIS
ID evening, Of MISS MISTAYER.--vast collection
Of wax sta,uary the beautiful living Grsaos, the liv
ing Boa Constructor, the original Happy Family, nc.
Tuesday, Dec 0, ls54-Afternoon, at B. the drama of
FROM VILLAGE TO COURT, ieats Of the PERFORMING
BEARS, and the farce Of To 0BflGE BkNSON. Even
ing, at TX, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA and THE LOAN
OF LOVER. Admittaucs " all 20 cents Children
under 10, Ian Gems.
vNOODS VARIETIES, MECHANICS HALL ara BR0AI
w WAY, (sbcve Grand street)
WHITE AND ETHIOPIAN, COMIC AND sENTIaENTK,
PERFORMANCE,
by some Of the
MOST TALENTED DEILNEAToRS IN TIE WORLD.
H. Woop though the first to introduce white characis
into an Ethiopian entertainment deems it not out q
place 10 call the attention OF his patrons and tho puhs
generally to the fact that at the above Hall may be ssss
she sunshine and shade OF tho Darey Life interspetsse
with
REAL ARTISTIC AND PLEASING PANroMxE AM
DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER
II. Wood intends amply to HOLD MiRxoR UY ~
NATURE, and give each evening faithful Representatives
OF NEGRO ITz, without detractng from his inertia OK
atng him above his proper sphere in society thershs
giving very pleasing ~ well most Instructive
moral.
This evening, an entire change OF programme.
uckes..... 70 csNA
Doors open at OK; to commence at TX, precisely.
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IN Ann SEGARs FOR SALE IN LARGE OR
OU.UUU small quantities, to suit purchasers
Price S12 per thousand, worth ~. Apply At A. NJ
2os fulton street, between 10 O'Clock AN
,rH
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w AN1ED-sEyERAL ETHIOPIAN PERFORMERS
w Inquire OF j. sefkin ri the Museum Saloon cor.
cf Fulton and Orange street,, Brooklyn from till
O'Clock r. NJ.
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YTNFONAS MANSON, AUCTl0NEEE.--BY TUNlS NOR
Il REIL--At his spacious new salesroom 5ot Broadway
northeast corner OF Duane street, Wednesday, Ito
morrow at 1cs O'Clock by catalogue OF fashionable
furniture, consisting Of rosewood parlor suit covered
in satin brocatele, &c rosewood and oak ecgerc,
wood black walnut mahogany and oak bookcases black
walnut mahogany and OAK extension dung tabs sofas
tetea tetes arge chairs rockers ladies' secretaries
music stands centre and sofa tables hall stands dress
bureaus and washstands, marble tops rosewood, maho
gany, black walnut an oak four suits of onameed
furniture; with other articles Of furniture usually kept
in large furniture warehouses. Also superior
wood piancforte, made by Fisher, and two mahogany
pianos also mirrors and oilpain.ings in gill frames
papier machc tables and walters aud invoice, Of first
class furniture fancy goods &c. in addition, expect
in time for catalogue, which will he ready early We'd
nesday mQlning. N. B.-Ihe usual crowael rooms AMI
disorder N auctions IL here avoided, this being
very spacious. and well arranged, &C. Wherever there
IL competition the article will be sold No undertaking
il allowed. Goods for this sale must be seDt before
y. NJ. on Tuesday.
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E RgEvooRT HENRY, AUCTIoNEER. HENRY 4
IL BUCK, this day, at 10k O'Clock, at No IA Maiden
lane, fancy goods, oil paintings dc., 10 pay advances
earrings ladies' bracelets, gold spcctacles lockets,
mourning goods, bracelets hair pins, breaches, head
dresses, &c. Also, porcelain china vases Of various
SETS &c. The oil paintings win be sold to pay advances
and charges.
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~ go. CIiRISTY Il WOODS MINSTRE1S,
" 444 BROADWAY,
under the control Of
II. WOOL Business Manager.
GEO. CHtlSrY, Stage Manager
ETHIOPIAN NINSIRII.SY.
BuRLSQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARcES. DANCES, ETC
Afrcsnized by the uost accomplished company in the
world.
lhis meek, the celebrated burie,lue on
ROBERT MACAiRE.
Jack Strike. George Christv
Doors open at OF O'CLOCK commence At precisely
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DEACH ORCHARD COAL INSTRUMENTATION
Il cargo Of superior quality, egg and stove sizes
direct from the boat rescreened from yard also for
sale Iehigh, Cumberland Liverpool, Orrcl and English
Canal and Centre streets, and OF Jane and West
strcets
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rJ,FSTIMoNiAL 10 THE FAMILY or THE LATE I. j.
Il briggs at Woods Varieties, Mechanics Hall; i72
Broadway Saturday evening, December ., which
occasion Mr. Wood has generously rendered the OF
his hall and the whole Of tho company have volunteered
their valuable services Tickets be had of any of
the undermenoned committee and a; all the principal
hotels and music stores
Albert McIlwan, Thomas Moore, Francis Trevor, Ste
rhen II. CARP. William II. He's, David Hsgan, John
simpson, 10 1T. J. 4. Cox, John Pync, and others.
NEIL MCLEAN NEwS0S, Chairman.
CUAs l. UICEg Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

DERHAMS BURIESQuE TROUPE, 663 BROADWAY.
i THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS,
to be received for the admission Of four persons each
GREAT NOVELTIES EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
The Farcical Burlesque OF the BLACK BARBER
Second week Of the laughable pantomme Of
JOCKO. OR THE BRAZILIAN APE
Revival ON account Of Its immense popularity of tho
PHANTOM CHORUS
Fifth week, by general request, OF their in.lritabe
RAILROAD GAILOP AND Ao0oNPASIMFSrs,
Sixth week OF the Plantation Festival Gathering;
AN UNQUALIFIED PROGRAMME OF ETHlOPJAS
SONGS, CIoEUsis, Solos, DUErs, Jcs. &C.. IN WHICH
WARDEN, BOYD LIZ PETITE CHRISTINE
And the entire Star Troupe win appear.
Doors open ut ia; commence at TX O'Clock.
Cards Of admission. IS cents. e&
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Issued in connection with the Mirror OF North and South
America, now in Boston, will, for the present, by
Special arrangement, admit four persons each, 10
PERTAINS BURfESQUE OPERA HOUSE
60,C00 OF these tickets already sol.i.
Only 40, 600 more to sell.
To be obtained from a. NJ tn u T. NJ ut 500 Broad
way Each purchaser Of OF these tickets will b. pre-
seuted with a certificate oil share in tho
100, 0Oo VALUABLE AND q Silly ARTICLES
donated by Air. Pcrham to his patrons.
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DROADWAY SUNDAY CONCERTS.
d FRANK HUGHES MANAGER.
The manager, in returning thanks the public for
the very liberal patronage bestowed these concerts
has much pleasure in announcing that in order 70 afford
greater facilities for the accommodation and comfort OF
SERIES 81 CONCERTS
SCALE OF GRANDEUR HERETOFORE
rNEQUALLED IN THE UNITED STATES
that these concerts have been
REMOVED FROM THE CHINESE ROOMS
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
where they viii be
CONTINUED EVERY SUNDAY EVENING DURING THE ENSUING
WINTER
Prominent amid the numerous and important engage
ments already completed the manager has the honor to
announce the organ ization Of o
COMPLETE GRAND OR 1HESTRA OF
FORTY PERFORMERS,
Selected from the Italian Opera Orchestra Philharmonic
Society, and N. Jullicn's New York orchestra.
A FULL CaoRus OF FORTY Eight voIcla
Selected with great from the italian and English
GRAND MILITARY BAND, ~
consisting Of
THIRTY PERFORMERS,
together with the most eminent
SOIOlSIS AND vOCALISTS
in the United States, comprising in all
UPWARDS A HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
the whole under the direction Of the distinguished
maestro. SIGNOR ARDlTI
Conductor cl The Clisi and Mario Intalan opera troupe
the Academy of Music, Fourteenth street.
II is proposed during the present series to produce
succession Of the most celebrated oraoros with selec
tions from the classical Of the following eminent
composers -
BEETHOVEN, HARM, Molinr,
MENpHLssoHS, DgLtISI, WEHHs.
MIYEgprn., HANDEL CLICK,
interspersed with The lighter composition Of
RossiN AuErR JULIEN, BALrR, &c,
together with the best works Of the most eminent
AMERICAN COMPOSERS.
TIN Tnsr GRAM CoScrRr OF The NEw Ssms
viii take place
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, DECEMBER TO-
Notwithstanding The very heavy expense incurred in
organizing this extraordinary combination OF talent the
manager, relying upon the acknowledged musical TASTE
Of he ha ned q ul
price Of admission commensurate with the Of all,
viz. -
TWENTY FIVE CENTS TO ALL PARTS or TIE HOUSE.
Reserve Seats in the Parquct Circle .2j cents extra
For full rarticul.r. procramma4
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Total $s1 1874 lls 10 oes 1852 625 g. ol0 sos
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Isy were previous weeks.
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ndition of the leading departments from the first up
the last weekly returns -
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WIN. B. JONES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
W. Of dry goods-By virtue Of an assignment, wilt
sell this day, ct No 20 avenue A. at 10 O'Clock A. M
large stock Of dry goods consisting OF prints annes,
muslins, hosiery, &c. L. IL. COIN, Assignee.