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IMAGINARY biography G,nnd d on FAC, !. b. j. Tai.
,oV Nh.e''r, " " o. =. y " = = ~ ~
nn"R".nm' bsi'es n hstoricni novel rs cents
cnnsninin8 nd oFc
a s'sts 81 equal sarares, FENCES ansrd
nop-- cutting ~ baier &C. &c n, rhaies IA las
wei, msrine engineer. 50 cen,s - > = '"'' = -
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~ - ~ me MD nios with specimens ofbs plsys by
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I'm. p |n "d TO- safe at TAYLOR a NhuRt,s
r Bookstore. ussrp
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1vO THE LAD Es.--Mr r. l. HARPER ~ Broonhsd street.
bosfon has urircdved choice Of rich
elegant sisa- rHhrodsted 81 the latest passn
which were universally admired Rswp last A.
moi then shr akes h opportunity
inform The ladies' that he just pening fresh supply
which white, appropriate for bridal
.l-o head dresses, cQnre cinrs. MI
~nch black vb. a
.ty 81 wrssth- Of straw flowers, feather fowers, &C
NBThis the only housn IN the United Ratns vhsrs these
goods be obtained. ~. .
Hosros, January s, 1850,
Jan s-9nwQ~
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sp~ctseiea.
iOLD silver plated spsclcies glasses
" focuses peroca perscopc pAraboia glasses
experience ssircug glasses
,dap,sd TO the eyes Of weArsr
VI. W. GAIT d BRO,
.a 32i Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tomb
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The OF those ships will yos
bullion specie, Ievey precious atonea metala ran,
ladue gned therefor and
May t--dn F~"'"
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hnERg an HtIsE. Hanover Street, Boston HI
~ Lewis Rice Rebuilt furnished
ishe modern
tos Of the travelling public,
bee Idly "
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in pursuance law, RaskL.s r,Enh r,,sas", o vac ys
sup ss,s. VIA be ass uas sasasoad .saa .sas1 e
sT :, .ss es :. 4 .. sTs
ne s.sss Gay de- e ,a ,oss asoaa
y,,A ~ az Sass Iias % s srsnasai s''daa"
AT. ,,s n ssaaH i"a e~nsp =
,se, az, and ,s .sed asD , awasp range
WE'VE we, ~ -
S,pp. , iaI nine nay, Of rangs eleven
rs~nhps or, -hree lossK, ioHy ssssn and '""e'hh Of
'" Tnan,p oy and rssven range twenty
T1wu ps sorg AVE. q range ,ss"yass
it,~ a hips ar,yiou' and io, hsr, q range t"e"ySi
"S'. toriy eight iors uinr my one of'anse thirty
lay any, and any one, OF range
y NV ays any, my of range hi'y-siI
To~n.hp hp % nng ,sn 81 49, ton. ,wru lys twenty
sr hayays sna n ' ns"'p e,ss =. n""aay nc
oa,,n day Ausa The deo.s q e- pnoe lands =.
uassd following mined townships ana pa'
VIZ
North o. as and cost ., tAs 5''nSSi "s@0"'
Township q az, s. y, y ,aas
TownshiI tan, ihis,S ave. Of raegc 'wsn's'hne'
gor.A Of the east Of tas frinepa! nidian
Certain TIM following srcons 20 WI ~ sec
three 'srn asa .a s,y ~ was
y q range ys, .sa .se'1"s ,%is wa. ,Wss
.irn rage ane three, ,oa nine ~ sn, Town
mi ~ y, q anss Ten ande,n s,en- wup r y,h,ss aud
HE ule '.'S'
I'd scr"ls Whhtys ana
u 10 th.eny ~ III any, granted 10 'r stat
rhahs The rae o ~ snsas ara "Ief
Stass iands' within u,si hnH-" approved
-rpru,her Is 1851, be ereId,d from me sa!es.
of will be bced on ire days
nuS which they are adset
ed with dspale until ,hs ~hoir sasi have been
,ry.d ana the sale rhai o. KEEP
nnee nan and ny or Any o. the ahus VIII
nj sd,nitlrd mt, Of the Nv" weeks
Given band. the cry af wangtn IN" h Gay 81
p thousand sis sssd..n rls ny ak
S'. ny the Presidents F.f rHANhLiN fisisSE. 50
i THU-. HENDRICKS, t.
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Washington Aqueduct.

o'ne' OF rms w ws.ss,,". A s,,1
PROPOSALS Invited graduation stone and brick masonry
dams, tunnels, and Other otbe aqueduc,
that day. : "
profile. and specifications ofho WORK ready
| animation and the 10th day Of April
Proposals will be received OF particular
Portions only Of The wls can be- ropeed uader Ii,
press, precipitation b., all contracts Tor unhnsed work will
right prcrcnb done and raj
Of the holding sudcirnry
what works shnl be stopped uni finds become uvaiahe
funds the reserved ten pei cent viii paid e. The o.
The engineer The work has been property
Payments will be specie checks upon ,aa ualtod sa
per cent; win con,se,s that the wor
ID. Be endorsed ropo!s. for work
the Warrington Aqueduct.s
should they scs BE- deemed and 10 make such
menis considered most conducive the Of IN,
Every oe by written signed BY
lake The bidder bidder. VIM h, o. their bid be- .sospsd
s sa ten ~. Ss
accompanied by certificate
@ cni's o e G rss ost
Of War; that the aaanor sbo TO aho good Their
Bids win opened presence bidders, any then
choose to be present
Capt. Of Ensincera, In charge.
.... FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. O. Megs, q. =. Engineers. ..
We, undersigned residents Of, In the state Of,
hereby Jointly severry United sta,e
Ssy VIII within ten day. ae ,so Of TIE aid bid exc
cute The conrae, for the same with GOD and snhs' sss 70
ofhc Advertisement, which !, made And IN the
to make good The dssrspce between The by
the nor, lowest bidder.
's's's'' as'
thereby certify hat the best c krowcise snd belief thr
Mar s-.sSr'~s'srhs.yAis~u
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- NGw tUl6A. sas slA, AND sOy4sa-
- hAP1ON UNIT GID At 10 MAIL STEAM ERs.~
The shiTs comprising this line are me WASHING
- ION, oaps r. csseadys akRnA&ka Oagl Cd
rbsss stop both going ana s,uYuns
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Fhe New York and Liverpool United states
... Mail Steamers
The SHIPS comprising tots followinsi ...
TIE huantc.... Capt Oliver Edridse
The Hatc .Cnpt Jos iousocs
The AdrauF. Capt James
Pr. These ships having by CONTRACT es
-eH4 sxiy for hast
Nl&2X taken in their construction, engines
70 insure strength speed accosn,n-
tanonsfof uneqna.d for comior
Price Of passage Liverpool in arst cabin
second cnbin s75. from Liverpool York. and
guinsaz
IN experienced surrron attached to each ship,
No Nsrths 10 raid
The shps ~ this line have Improved g hena. and
70 AVOID dang from north OF 40 DIS
uutil amor lbo LIST of august
rsorossp ssIrrss.
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4 -. sssrs OF W.osme = TO her dana hitter
Tn ~" s..enos eoi'td ~ Mrs s-rsh D. Hale. 1 yot ri ps
rsh H.. vol ssv Wo'usy non,.sa, edited ny Mr. IA
.faaW FaAScK TAYLOR
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United states Mails.

Posr orrror DEPARTMENT, June 2, 1859.
PROPOSALS Cor carrying the United States mails day
Of october tn tho arh JHrr, eJs ru,,r
Tennrssre, will be received Of mi. de-
prrmen, in the city % Washington, until day Of
august merit, TO be decided the day, win
No. B6j ON Concord Depot, Ten. Louisville
back three n
Leave Concord y, po, Monday, Wednesday, Friday
on arrival Of tram Z ON Kson viIe-say : a mi
Arrive at Louisville by
Leave Louisville Monday, "wednesday, and Friday .
Arrive NJ Concord Depot by
Proposals for sir trips week invited.
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NOTICE TO paE- Symptom CLAIM ANTS.

Every Der on emitted right " empn 10 any Of h
lands and of wnrhs hbve ehnm.ra
required establish the zane 20 'he satisfaction 81 ne regis
and tece.r Of the
soon as ar notice. aud bcor the
on,rd 10, ai- o. the lend
hyany te aer c;aI.nra otherwise will
- ~ TIIUS. A HE NJ u Us,
E@## #s. mai on-T d the Grnesal Land 0hce.
aprl g. law i3w Intel and Sar.l
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INSTRUCTIONS TO n,ppERs

No viii be made for trips Performed for each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily esplsiped three py trip
m-y be deducted. For arrivals schedule
rScu-d, fourth Of py may deaueod The
contract nnnuled VIOLATING
pos once laws, dsoheyng instructions
me Pcsma. oenss sy order an rcerse Of s-vic pro
alta inrrc,sc the ".
vided IN. rusnrs time be diminished
discontinue sltor thor pay
-ondton Of his allowing months
ervifs risr~n.
No Increased Will he allowed Cor ncu.
sdvere di.tnncs, the points supplied
ed The contracts he executed by the m % September
JAMES "a .raEIa,.
Postmaster ecncrni.
June 7-iawswt .-7I
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

W undeTsened hal this day iGrmed lin
sed Partnership under the firm Of Appleton 90 whose place
business of Bsnore, for the
selling stocks,
checks aud the OF general ok brokerage aud
exchange thar William stuart Appleton and Henry w
Howell reside IN said city panefs and George
sides oudouu Vtreiua special
sad G-ose k1si has contributed bis ~ the the
partnership OF March. 1885,
| 10 Terminate the 18th day Of Aiarch, 1857. !. .
' WV. STUART APPLETON,
II w. no Eli,
Mar a5-daw GEORGE RUST, of Virginia.
HAVING together indicated
Ill and
ock CON- oreisn anJ domestic exchange collection
% sight and bills loans, bond, bs
pfons notes, public
money. We viii collections, dep0sites,
checks, and allow Interest standing sccfu ~
We have secursd The services of Mr. LAWRENCE T. bhiNE
of late Grm At slten, Whars, Co., NSshnrtup H.
will his undivided general business
hor-c, oil his therein will be fully y
APPLETON T. co,
April 3-6w ga Bainn,ore street.
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Navy Beef and pork for 1867.

|. NAVY nEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Prowsons aud Clothing, June q 1856
EAiED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals hr B@ri" and
~ Proposals may will be received
ths oeck, saturday, the l2h da. ii July
aud .v.t fee all cost aud sk TO The
United states, The following navy yards: n.
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PROPOSED DATES or ssIirys.
From Netp Fovt Hro-, rfa.x..,

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, 5S yv,ll street, N, Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, q CO.,
iiverpoo,
, sTEpHEN KENNARD a 90.
W Apstin Friarr, t.ouaor
", q. WAINWRIGHT a CO.,
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GOsPORT, VIRGINIA.

No white plank stock No. ~hiteoa promscuou'
timber No 9, ysiiowp M.
and spsr timber. No TO- wn'e pine. No ~ a.h cypress
elm boards No IA black wsinut cherry mahogany No ~ 10
No. "A, VII ash hickory No l6 biack
spruce No is gaumvriG NO 10 ard copper
No q, No w. spkea, nsls. No ~ Trad, No
hardware. No Va, paints, otis &c No
couon canvas No 20 fax and cotton Irvine No q, No
%, rather No. ~ hose. No a. hrusbe. No as bunting
dry ropds 81, pitch, d. tallow, SOAP, OIL No
~ ship ehnndory. No 49, stationery,
June 4-taw4w
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cHARLEsrowN, MASSACHUSETTS.

No white oak plank stock logs No. g. white oak proncunus
timber No T. wbtoak pieces and rudder stocks No
yellow No. yeio pine No. TO-
white pine No. H. sh cypress wheoak boards No. a. bIacs
walnut cherry, uHhogany maple. No. ~, whit
hckoty bars M 49, spruce.
nall. M u, No "a spikes, nsls No q lead xu
uH No. rs, hardware. No w. paints, otis. kc No as, rs,
ea"vas n" 20 cotton No 30 asI and e,uon ,wnt
No. 81. No. 81 leather No IS, M 81, btusns
No Ks, bunting and ry goods No 81, pi eh No. b
tal9w, OIL No 49, hip cbaadery No. 40, stationery. NJ
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No TO- white pine. No ~ ash cypress wheoa boards No
- black wanut, cherry, Mahogany No a.
hickory bars. No e. No %, spise- nsis No. "a,
zinc, TIM No ~, iron. No 70, hardware No. "a, pai
ois, &C No o. class No 81 peh ron. No 3s Ia low
so1p OIL No, 81 ship chaudiery No 49, galley
No ~ chain No 49, insot No 10, moulding sand
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the doangs q the Judiciary II does not please him.
and like old Jackson take the responsibility for bis
ne ns termination Of this affair Is looked for with
great interest by people II is believed thai II will
both Of the parties concerned Both the Ex, aud
the Chief Justice are men mot ~ ali disposed 70 give up
Our people Justify The Governor for iStsrposip1 bis sa
thority 70 put STOP 10 the sided and unjust action OF
Lscompte In hi. persecution OF fee Safe and granting
favors to pro slavery men-mpris0ntng one party and
releasing the other when charged with the Same OF
fences. The Governors prompiness and energy In
complies opposit on arc be oven II wa can.
not iuly where he gets his authority for So
son has resigned, and 10 now In this city.
From the st. Louis Republican, Nov. 26.l
SALE OF THE DELAWARE LANDS.
We are indebted TO friend who recently spent some
days at Fort WORTH for tome Incidents attending
the OF the Delaware lands last week Il seems thai
there immense crowd there, consisting specu
a.ors and pre- emponers but that no serious difficulty
The squaer court had been sitting for days pre-
vous 70 the sale and each township had Oomps.ed an
focked to Leayenworth In great numbers. On the
ing Of the l7tn some $500 squatters mustered the
offered, there good deal Of subdued excitement
but thorough determination prevent the purchase OF
menced Of the seventh Township fractions Of WHOA
open to competition, and brought - TO- At this
The crowd became somewhat restless, when Mr. N Esdy,
the Government Commissioner, came forward aud h2v
Ing obtained hearing, stated, In substance that 'she
spoke by authority In saying thst the desire Of
he government taat the squater who had improved the
land by the labor OF his hands, should have preference
TO his claim at the appraised value" At this point
crowd cheered yehementy. "But," continued he,
'the LANDS are to be sold at auction 70 the gn-
est bidder. and am prepared to accept the high
est price, The mon composing the township on
sale stood round the door from which the
tons werc sold and 1t is needless 70 add that outsider
was fool hardy enough 70 offer bid the claims which
were sold rapidly at 81 80 81 IS The sale
Adjourned alter the seventh TOW nship had been sbons
one halt Sold On Tuesday the sale continued, and
pa,t Of the eighth township was disposed or Some diff
cultes arose between the squatters "rivkp' and
dumped claims but nothing Involving loss OF life. Tue
fever occasoned among the epeculstors by being pre-
vented from bidding has given large prices 70 the squat
tiers who felt disposed 70 sell their claims Ooe man,
living twenty miles out asked 81 600 Tor hts claim
and gentleman sold some any nvo scres lying one aud
half mile from town, for Sl 600 From these two rtems
average may be Inferred
There supposed 10 be three millions Of specie the
ground. The place only led, but densey
s0-evesy and boarding house having seepers
the floor. No party cries have been raised and the
''pro" and ant" men seem to blend tremendously for
the time; but after the claims secured tnere may
and doubtless win be- some individual feuds.
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rNHALBERGs NINTH CONCERT
i SATURDAY. Now - at Niblos Saloon.
ELENA d AkGkI'S
Second spLesrsnce IN America.
GRAeD ORCHESTRA
fecend ard IA
BEkTHovEs's GRAND CONCERTO IN MINOR.
rroGksnME-PARr
Concert Overture. by the Rice
2. Ala, Lucia 81 Lammermopr' Donzct
eig. AorelA
Concerto IN Minor Part rirs........... Beethoven
With Jul orchestral .ccomp
:. 1halbetg.
D. Aria, Ssno ................... .Nercstante
Madame D'Angri
Overture "NeTy Wives Of wnisos ".......... Ncolai
Champagne cong Don Giovanni Mozart
- big MoreLi.
X rhaiberg.
o Aria, "BabieEe di sevtsiia" Rossni
Madame D'Angr
To- Fantasia la FILE an hegimen ars tnel rhalbe~g
II. Rondo Gen erenos Rossai
IL March, The Prophe,' Meyesbeer
Reserved Sesfs 81 ~ and 81
TO day Will be sod tho o. sod remaining 81 50 seais-
teas may lk ewise be hsd At the door
On MONDAY, 1HAl.BhaG and pANGRI In BROOK.
on TUESDAY Dec. ?, the TEyIH CONCERT and Mad.
DiaNoRIs third appe ararce.
The sale Of srsis Tor tuesday Concert viii commence
Monday, Dec. l.
The public are respectfully informed TIA, NJ THALBERG's
pJhrT MUkNih1 CONCERT
10 The Pupils ~ tbs Public Schools with take place TUES
DAY. Mt ] o cock Mt Nbio's Garden
Mayce The invited City and school Authorities the Clergy and
the PfrSs.
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THANKSGIVING TRAIN FROM Nsw YoRx.-The
train from New York via. New Haven, about ooe
hour late last evening, being OF unusual size con.e
quepoe Of the large number Of the natives OF Mapachu
setts coming home 10 participate In the fepivitles OF
thsnkssvips The dcpo, Of the Boston AMI Worcester
railroad this city, nled with those who had Assem-.
bled welcome their friends upon ther arrvA-Boaou
T>o,,llev, Nor d.
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wheat It will be observed, has reached the high rate
OF is shipgs (s2 26) only three tines durngtne
commercial stagnation that followed last with
Epglaad again during the monetary crash and I" hard
mes OF ls36S, aud again Arer the ruin OF tho crops
by the diought OF 1854
Fowls appear by this table have decreased In value
since $780, which Ii not the II was found when g.
ed for them, that OF tho tenants made
considerable profit this item by bringing lean tough
sCraggy "birda" 20 the price put down 10 ss
giving them tho option OF paying the money, which mos
OF them prefer 70 do.
Labor, 10 gratifying to observe, instead OF being
brought down to the European standard" croakers
have predicted Il would be, by tho inventions and
chimes Of the present day has steadily commanded bet
ter and better wages. AT time In half century has
II been in possible for we'll man, however ignorant
poor, to earn Q comfortable suosmteuoe in Albany
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The Way the ANTI Rem ters Pay Their Rent
Prices OF Produce mt tho Manor House.

lFFOm tho AIDHhy JOurbAl, NOV. ZI.J
The rents paid by tho tenants OF the Van Rensselaer,
estate payable not only 10 money but In
fowls or In day labor. The market value OF each OF
tbeee Il fixed the LIST Of January every year. and con-
nues throughout The year. Tho folio wing table OF the
rates showing tho annual changes Of prices the Albany
market for the pat sky four years. m Interesting
xoAHn
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KFNTrsTRY--DR n. o. DU1KIN. CANAL. NxAp
~ varscs ssr~et-ch pumbes tn new SO -mvfs asssa-
tan 70 HE sug snd succe~~l expesience DNy opernAus
Win he snd ha~rniess bennmbax ~gsul prvvusm q
psn. Prices moderate
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TIE CATHOLIC BrsHor OF NEW JERSEY AGAINST
EXPENSIVE fusnsAfa-Osfy SIy CARRIAGES ALLOWED 1t
10 STATED that the Bshop Of diocees mas issued duec
TORS that Dot more tran sir carriages shs be employed
n uperui and that all Tee bodies Of the ds
oeaed pha be taken into the Oh urch The rec given
by the Bshop for this change that the present fashion
long array OF carriages leads 10 sxtravagance and
invov Ipenditurc which many OF parshioncrs
are III able 10 afford compelling them 10 money for
unnecessary cstsnfaon which should be spproprasf 10
more useful purposes such the maintenance Of their
nmfee the furberance OF the objects Of the church. SC
Another objection urged by the Bishop against tbs pre-
rider o. things s that nov funerals frequently
the ccrssou OF pleasure excursions being
,xnitons of solemny an respect for the snory OF
the dead. In viev this order OF the Hshoo n very
proper one and n II shal be properly observed las no
doubt will be- wholesome results viii certainly scrus
Our Catholic ci.zens 10 well known. . general
thing OF the poorer class and the legitimate expense Of
bury ng relative or friend Is usually quits much
ibey can afford but when, desiring TO present impos
ing array OF carriages, or N surpsss In display
peghbor funeral they venture upon . large expense,
they impose upos themselves burden from which
months Of toll viii hardly enable them 70 csca2e-N.o-
ark Mercury, for. n.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.



(yAIIFoRNTA DIAMONDS EQUAL IN BRrrLIANCy
~ The real and st prices within the OF ali r.,s
pine - 70 sA rings % SIS earrings d sso crosses
sluds, br~oelets. Ac. Call and SEQ
L&J. JACOBS, 4o7 broadway.
HoMPOsITToN AND GOLD CHATvs-vEsr. GUAM
~ FOB, ladies chaselans warranted change coor ~
Of the United sts,es whsesas deaieys suPplIed
L. AZ JACOBS, COZ Broa iway.
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NTIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Doors open at 81 TO commence My
SATURDAY EvEsISc Nov -, 1866.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT.
For the Benett OF
MILES LIMA WIHDEI.. FLOKA 4 JULIA LEHMAN
On which occasion they viii be assisted BY
. The WoNDERFUL RAvELs.
MILE THERESA RIO BERT, NINE MONPLAISIR,
ESPINOSA.
M. MARZETTI AND THE DOUBLE COMPANY
-Four ents raipmeLts for this might onv,-
FETE GHAMpETkE AND DOUBLE TIGHT ROPE.
Lourdin (rst ume. .Espinosa
ThE cONSCRIPT
The Conscript (drst time Antoine Raw al
DAY ER1 IssEMRNT,
IN which Mile Robert Mmee Monplasr Marzeti Miles
Lana wnde Flora and Julia fshnsnn Espinosa Pau Bird
iaas and \. Margin wild sppear.
TIE RED GNOhE AND WHITE WARRIOR.
nea unome. Mar5eM
MoDday-The Wonderful Ravels. Fspnosa. Nine Mon.
plasr Young Benger the ballet OF HaNER-
ALDA. 1iehi hope. and Jerome osmcauty. NJ DU roy
PET
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CLOTHING, &c.

OF TO $500 WORTH CT NEW AND SECOND HAND
a ciohing wanted 1entieman having large
70 dsposc OF will receive the ful value without haggg
seeking 70 impose Call at the store, address SHoMAs
II. CONROr, s9l Pearl street
f7Oi PEARL srRERT-sHCOND HApD CLOTH.
"a ing store.-Gentlemen DESTROYS Of converting
peruous cohing cash obtain the fall value
pNing personally through post 10 JAMES hoRoNEf
l-s1s Pearl street
TvLOTHrNG FOR MIN AND Boys-rO RI ALMOST
~ given sway, Fulton $40 worth ~
Immediately all sizes and qualities This The bes, chance
that be offered 10 clothing ~ Wholesale retail
DO no4 forge, the number, 81 Fulon street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

CONTINUED SUCCESS
AT LAURA KEEsEs THEATRE.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvYSrSG grand CHRIST.
"A maa Batsar, y William street at The Casino garden
PToNMAs HARP soIREEs WILL COMMENCE on
n Tuesday next Dec 2, assisted by distinguished ars
BALLOON AscESsIox.-A. J. MoRAT RESPECT
ID fully public suspend ooinon o. the nos-
performance o( h owing tia hirh wind and
VII perform srss ssa
20 ssnSou 'i from 2. Sssr
Iysny ihTa street a,d ft., svsaas Asmsnee . cents
the ascension win Jake place The following day Doors
NrEw YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY -MESDEIsouSs
.ns s.Iscn" l1n, Re..,s t. I ms,ar 90 xsas.,
evening" Dec. !, lscd. At Dod.crihs SO s-osswy.
GREAT ATrRAcrIox.-rREr CONCERT EVERY
s,r. wsn,.s so com, e', ssse = xss,
above, 70 GEo IouGL.s, ptOprrts
CT. PAUL srsxEr THEATRE. ROCHESTER,. n Y.
rol,ae Riebnss Commence a. sosarsmSn a. s place on
E'ERD; RIcHARpr,s GREAT NIAGARA aALLSRxt
Is. us e 4op 10 600
Y. n Admesion . cena season ucseis 81
4 cApyMY or MuNc TO Lsr-oS rag orr SrGHrs
ton for o Ss ssssns q, rs ps ss @ s
mg iish- $500
all the privileges Of the bars supper aod cloak
fosetheS W. the lighting and flooring. Appy IN ~ H.
wOLYk, at ne ksecutivs COMMITTEES. No. Scsh s<eeL
IrxHIBrrroSrsrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, A CHOICE
~ portable panorama, diorams di,ptla, mage Ian
dsolvnr other vsws n fine Quality sddress
with particulars. Erhbiions Chatham square Poet
WHIT BITcTCooKs FREE CONCERT ~ rot WISH
n enioy gooa sngng-A good COMPANY this Csaiurdayl
evening At the Fountain thop House liz Canal street
Mott and Elizabeth streets James Es he admired
ballad singer, Chairman, and Hitchcock. peculiar
comic e.
ITO PARENTS AVID GUARDIANS
Il vsybody should
lake their families
To ace the WONDERFUL MONKEYS
Al the Chinese Building, today al O'clock