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NIBLOS GARDEN--TUESDAY,D Dee. -
IN THALBERGs CLOSING CONCERTS an
THALBERC's AND pAE1Rrs POSITIVELY LAsI Ar
PEARANCE
CBst en.) prorto their departure fSi 1tssT oi''eh
GRAND LYRIC ENTERTAINMENT.
occaa0s
MADAME D'ANGRI
VIII sfe her fret appearance as Lyric lrAseolenhe'
Ten eostume celebrated operas assisted ~ -
MILE MATHlLDF DANGRl lMsdame Elen. ID Ansrs
pupil aud her 6rst sPp~eyascel aud SItjNOk MOhEbLi'
SELECTIONS FROM SEMiRAMIDE. 49,
The Third Ac; Of ROMEO and GIULIErrA
Hsr
GKAND CONCERT.
e. TKALBERG,
Asssscd by Madame PATANlA
Who viii make her first appearance this season.
Mr. THALBERG
NORMA LUCIA DI LAMMERMO0R
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f"'''e 'OA'' "' THE SALE OF SEATS
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On Saturday and Monday viii BE- soid the si " ea Oh
| Tuesday the 81 and remaining 81 50 sss's oxcrpr
| POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT,
| THURSDAY, Dec H.
| AT NIBLO'S GARDEN.
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MAGNIFICENT WORK OF ART
N FIFTY FINE STEEL ENGRAVlNos 70 Uas'rAe ''
LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER:

Win F.pl.nsiion. by Archaeacoa HARE In one Isrse
ousrto yorm. In eotb beveed 80; IN morocco
The snsuvinfs marked BY the qantness ana hch.e
Sdety cha,et-r.tc Of German genius They Will not ony
insrSeye historical point Of part teey
need 10 sIpl snstory comment The leerPs" acoomeA
merit however 10 ample and full OF Interest
sessng the genuine substantial vaae Of this WORK NOT
noble gift for the holidays bu, eavbIs or Tue
best ,.lec'ed library" New or Ireune-
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eniious in which he has attended TO even tne
accessories Hence in ve~ina ore OF three We
ourselves thrown back into the nnes wnich 9epct sn
unconscioesy receive the nnPr~s.Sn ns tne s.. nv
we're, dssuerreotyped the seere wnieh ne reprtsenA
Altogether this one OF the moot elegant and ttrsonve
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culsr time, as 0ift Boob Tor the hoidsys TWIN Always
priced for irs beauty and intrinsic excellence'
lPrcsesanf Cnurcoman.
WORK executed IN the hnest style OF AT ana ,aihsns
important aid to toe full comprehension Of OF the ea
est ard Of the subnest p mods IN history tins wors wiz
attract general attention N. Y. Evangelist.
We nsy CO nsder this interesting and beautiful volume the
of the Cff Books for the Its ample and
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II HI Ne o O 5,
- 20. $50 Br.sa-ey Sls.e Brekley's OYsrs Horse
POSITIVELY rbE LAST WEEK
Of
pONETft'S PopulsrCcnic TrouPe Of
ACTING MONKEYS,
LACGHABLE PANF0MiMFs
CONC sPECrACLEs, a.,
I.eyy2s to tbssT great Southern Tour md
FINAL RETURN TO EUROPE =,
DoNFs pen g. oar,ais a. prees.ly. Adussor -
f'pni Rsservsd ssss s. e,uisi Children hsifr price
bos once open from 10 . NJ. 30 p ~
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THE sCHOOLFELLOW. A Child's Illus:
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~OI.D AND SILVER. BY A. W. Fl. Charm
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yT,OWN AND COUNTRY. Voices in the Shells
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G~-at saic of Fnecy Goods, Toys,


nv Dc ADMINISTRATION
TIL. .ptsv stock goods contained in the EMPORIUM
NJ S45 portion OF which selected win
ssa the lat proprstsu MI o. w futile, durns ms
n bp-t the whole disposed daring Ibis month
hins tcles presents viii hnd ths an e1
Salient unit, TO obtain aud besltful goods at great
prices by calling early better selection
can be- Eu.de and crowd at the Holidays avoided.
WI does the Proprietor ofDyer's Healing Em.
UUOsr car son, aDty demands IT, nor
does intend stop ann that expenoitoe Il: doubled ne
committed hts charge The demand Tor
the essed Every sherer must BE- made
90 know how ea.il, Buus sesds H-sdsche, Rheumatism
Pe Cholera MOTbus aud beet 81 other s can De
by potsn Try once aud You viii b
h'Sls forever c a. RING, 0enoIs Assnt No 49, bro,d
WY A. re,sil-0UIoN Bs~ery; MoRKELL Hous:onst,
and others.
kn,ix rant ems esOHice andI abor Exchausc
hes been trs No 2CAnas To No. 81 "orthsS,
tate AntLonyst doers west Of Broadway. No ees
charged JAMES z. sACiAN Superintendent
Choice Furs.-J A. HARLEY. Ilapo,teT aud Manufsctar
No 81 John aud No Msidenl& offers great IL
suHebts TO F1Ts In bis choice 'tons Style and
6Bsk of the fashionable from sable
bruie MIMI every other kidd he tfor
BE- will sell no oiherl
Ladi,. good article Of Fur from sc to any
price that IA suit the
To Paper-Nakers sbc Ut aging In then Winter stock.
- oder from
Nc = And LEoHoRs RAGS, ice b.!ss each quality.
S.e Dss,e' 20 ADD sS,ssn Ss9sd R kass
~ t>ier nue. Light blue LINEN AOS.
- ts.rs ROPE CUTTINGS
% hale. choke country ed RAGS
sell oIE siOck As f& st prizes thai VII Eaae
.se h..Te., OF paper uAser' % CALL .ad stY s-Ne
~, wsrySoa.s Nc l2s S....a r.. w.sboa.a No. 81
rtonsso
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VIII Publish Soon,
THE FOLLOWING ILLUSTRATED
JUVENILE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN:
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6usrial Notifies.

The T~<vteth Ward Republican Association
IN bld me- ing At their No I74SestS0thst, THIS
,rn.sdsyl EVENING at II o'clock , .
p"''''' CHABLES NETTLETON, President.
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Amns6mcnio.

49,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FRIDAY EVENING,
~ DC. " IR6 -fi,- Pstus m
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO sI,
H. l7.i st., will <ig. Prrt1rnznce %
aHE III JWEk e8NEES;
Or CoSoxsTiov RosE and Sels ,sn Il Vocal AID
In, rlt.,sfal Musia Messrs WILLIAM MASON and GEO.
r. bRISgU-S. toseehet ~rh -
SHEIrON'S CELEBRATED AMERICAN BAND
line give th~ar W lbls ssryss for this
Occss on I~DsueIor Ar. J. WOODstN Teacher OF NJ
in the Scaa Tickets . cents % b. had %, aoo OF
door Da0ss op,r % o'clock CsassrtSe sssn NJ u
oclfck
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A BOUT NEW-YORK.-By PHILIP WMLys.
Civ Hnmorously illustrated BY PAUL DUsGAs Square
| limo cloth, gilt al ID plain.
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T'HALBERG's and DANGRTs LAST AP-

Il PEARAHCE-TUksDAY. Dec. 3, q, Hiblos Garden.
Fsnis and friies wishing together respectfully
requested " their Neither
Be received in advance for the last Concerto
Tuesday ynd Thursday
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Now Ready.
Patent A iihmetical TABLES.

"A and valuable Gres Cor children N learning tds
the yoCns erer h. relieved of The 5oan.s With which the
knosI ne combination Of simple MIR, Is. oeen here
be surpassed Por by BoOkscer sAsones and
isntee Notion Stores snersiy A'o 1ossN i9d hstsn
By he Proprietor. r. MohhiLL;
~. y. BIos.ry sP ';;r' R99a NJ H. Ss"'YSs%
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,1,.IEs OF FLEMISH LIFE. By HExpRu

The much abused freedom Of the has wrought in Bel.
r di,tinct revival OF literature the vigorous
- r,ns Of school Of authors stands Hendrix Con-
- r.e The purest patriotism has direction his
and the simple and hcmely life Netherlands
b,runsy described in the translation here offered the
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Mem Publications.

COMM ODORE PERRY's JAPAN
~ EXPEDITION
ID. APPLETON & CO.,
Nos. SAG and 34s Broadway Ee~Yort,
PUBLISHED
NARRATIVE OF THE EXPEDITION OF AN AMER1
CAN SQUADRON TO THE CHINA SEAS
AND JAPAN,
PERFORMED YEARS 1882 1853 svD 1884,
order of the Government Of he United States under the
commsnd Of Commodore NJ L Perry, L. 8. N. Com
piled fro IN the Original Notes and Journals Of
Commodore Perry, at IL request, and
under his supervision.
L. HAwEs, d. d.
Orc Volume evo., with 2e0 Epgayinss and Charts
Prc. IN Cloth IS Price In Full Calf
Prize Half Morocco Calf. Price in Full Morocco.
Tbs Quarto Edition with 30 additional Liihogxphic
Plates and Examinations:
BIO CALI
Usf Mo,occo II Morocco Antique Is
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GIFTS aud PRESENTS for the HOLIDAYS,
NJ AT
GERS'S BAZA AR
v.vcv oooEEss Ann roys

No. xg9 Broadway.
These goods imported and no effort has been
ARTICLES Toys for the Holiday Season" ""
ev,Iy psrt Of world all Of which will De orrr,ou
soiD' AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF IMPOhrAriON,
A. Mr. Rogers will challenge all competition In the low
prices variety and extent of his assortment.
NIGH FANCY ARTICLES:
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UGUSTIN; THE HAPPY CHILD. Fr
"A French Of Madame CLARA hosSsRos.
limo cloth Price SO cents.
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Cost ann foun6

OSy-Ou the sth inst. in 25th-st., 2Sth-st., or
Il 4 Broadway long GOLD WATCH CHAIN having there
Loeket nins and God Cros. The asdsr v 20
esyins The same with MARSHALL, 81 and ~ joins Ct.
d. = REWARD.-LOST on SATURDAY
WO EVENING, Nov. 80, . LANDSCAPE painted IN
paper II III. finder will leave M~ssrs TITUS uAt-
TONS, No. 6oo Brosdwsy he will receive the reward.
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Brooklyn Hotne Mems Christtan AssOcfatfon.-
TIE itrulaI Mol..l, Ms epe Of the BkoOkLfS YOUNG
ofehe ri Church dis Tuesday EVEN
ING Ssh lust. ~ oeioek. Esay will be read By the
Rev. n. RYllNCE subject-kntrgy Of Cbsracter-the
Lever VI Lite Tie public generally einvited to stend
CT HAlEs Chairman VI Lectures aud Meetipea
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A ROCK ABOUT NAUGHTY BOYS.
N CHAMPILEUR; with comic designs
l2mo. cloth. Price, 81.
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NlLLlSTON's CLOTH STRETCHES sre
w 6nsns great with ladies' clerks and every body who
nae, INDt tiBIE INK No starch bet ron or other y.ps
non r,oud rhey retail IS and 80 c~nrH cash Al DRUG
si., Ssners Fancy 6ooes dealers keep them bay oae
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ThsInas Francis hensher will deliver an Address on
Your. Men. Democratic Union Club, the Academy OF Mu
III on TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 1856. Tickets ID cents
Can be- Music Stores aud the door OF the
Academy Private Boxes WI be reserved for AdKs And gen
t.men soolsD yins them, without extra charge Doors
speu At 81 O'clock Lecture niencing at - o'clock
s. w CONE, Pendent
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The Turf.

THE Fan RAcrs-FAsmoS CouRsE.-The well directed
efforts and energy Of the Fashion Jockey Club at their
first meeting las, spring did restore the fallen
fortunes OF the turf the North than any action which
bad preceded for many years; and we look upon as
fixed fact that the time honored sports OF the turf are
firmly established amongst us as a permanent
"instItuu,n."
The success which attended the spring meeting has
given impetus TO racing, which Is everywhere being
manifested In the North The indications in relation 70
The coming fall meeting, (Which II will be by refer.
10 the Secretary in advertising
columns Is to the 23d Of this month"; are OF
the most favorable character and hazard but little
promising 70 distant friends series OF brilliant
tests Three fine sweepstakes have been Glled which
bring together all our best Northern horses while the
accossons from the South for the purses offered make
assurance douby sure" that the contests will be very
interesting
The opening day brings out the strength Of our neigh
Observation-Disclosures county being represented by 10 4
favortes. on the day. Ono Eyed joe who, will
be remembered good second in a four mile beat
run 49, Ellen Baemau the winner OF the best three
mile race In the North and Rosabcl repeated
winner the West and great favorie come together at
four mile heats The purse then follow for two
days. and the meeting closes with the Jockey Club stakes
o. 300 four mile heats, for which Pho the winner Of
the great stakes a, Baltimore last fall Logan well known
here, and AZ fast streak - One Eyed Joe. and
Ellen Bateman nominated. This race will Of course
be the Of the meeting and will doubtless draw
crowds 10 witness II, The BILL however for the whole
meeting unusually varied and on three OF the DAYS We
are 10 have two races.
There are already four stables Of horses upon the
ground in active preparation for the events and others
are daily expected.
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Before Recorder Smith.
sFrr eat the opening of the court this morning The
ollowi ing gentlemen appeared and we're sworn as
GRAND JURORS
Howell Hoppock, Foreman.
Jas. r. Freedom. stephen Cutter.
Chas. VI. Mount. Patrick Grove.
Jas. Radlcy Edward For.
David Ramsey, Abiiih y Feeks.
Chas. 1owsley. Fllis II. Harmed.
Matthias Williams, Jr. Vim. q. Noble
John a. Appleby. Peter n. Randolph.
John 4. Baxter. David Tappen.
The Recorder charged the Grand Jury very briefly al
udng IN general terms 10 the different statutes whose
violation the law required him 10 call their attention
and recommending that great caution be exercised IN
nong indictments in those that first presented
TO them before being investigated by a police mags
rae. He also enjoncd the observance Of the
creoy with regard to the finding Of indictments where
the party not in actual custody.
With regard 10 the Prohbitory Liquor law he said that
bad been dsposed OF by the decision OF the Court
Appeals II had been claimed, however, by tina,
the statutes in existence previous 10 the passage Of that
act stu Ia force but he did not understand
law, and " indictments found enfey these sta
Ctes, he should feel II his duty 70 order them quasbei
After concluding bis remarks, the Jury retired in charge
OF an officer.
William navIs, the "origns' confidence man. was
broueh, into court looking fat oily and confident M
ever He pleaded guilty 70 grand larceny and was re-
nanded for sentence Saturday next.
There being further cases TO dispose Of the petit
Jury were discharged for the day. and the court adjourn
ed 10 IL oclock Thursday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

INV PnoT Boar The George W. Blunt, beautiful
riIot boat the stocks in the yard Of Daniel
wescrvet FOO; OF Houston street East river, will be
launched O'Clock Saturday afternoon. She s built
OF live oak white red cedar ana locust, AMI copper
fastened, butt hoed and locust ireeusiled. sac - s.
feet long 20 feet inches beam, and feet inches deep
The O. w H. Ia built for the company of the Ncttle M
20. az cost OF 5000, aud u strong 1000
treenais make her. Although the Blunt IL No n OF
the pilot boats she II No. |, and will prove We are
quite sure excellent boat Tor the storms Of tue
coming winter. The Ncttle, small as she is,
bureted gallant manner the terrible gales
OF last wnter-a winter long 70 be remembered by
pilots. Az good boat the Nettlc has been, We are
glad her pos 70 have new one and such one as
Nr. wcstervct Knows how 10 build. He has personally
superntended her construction. from keel 20 truck.
and world not alter the original model hair. she
IL somewhat ike the yacht America, aud hope
she will prove fast a saer. Those who with 20
beautiful sight had better be al tie foot o. Houston
street Al O'Clock on saturday MI piots shpmasicrs
and nautical men v ~. Of course he there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04
Markets.

BUFFALO, Sept. 3-6P. NJ
Flour unchanged and firm; sales 100 bbls., nj IS IL
for common Wisconsin, 80 rs 81 81 TOR good Canadian
and Michigan 80 90 for extra Ohio, Indiana, Illinois aud
Michigan, 80 e2 for best extrs Wheat closes at 20 a.
in advance sales % 900 bushels At 81 is Tor Illinois and
Iowa spring. 81 40 for common white Michigan and 81 ~
for white Illinois Corn &C. 1rmer sales 60 900 bushels
a, Soc. &c. Oats steady whiskey-700 bbls. nj 3oc
Canal reights 10 New York-13Sc 1sc. for corn, and
II &c. lsc. for wheat Receipts In the twenty four
bushels OF wheat, sI2 323 bushels Of Canal
pors53tT9 bushels Of wheat 53oT3 bushels Of corn,
and 900 bushels Of oats.
oSwRGo, Sept. 3-6 r. NJ
flour duh faes extra chgan ut - 81. waeat
firm and scarce with good demand sales IL 900 bushels
At 81 a. 81 so for white Canadian, including To- 500
buahels Chicago spring 70 arrive at 81 e. Corn better
salcs 5000 bushels at Sec No our grain receipts by
lake Canal exports200 bbls OF flour, 90, 800 bushels
OF wheat, and $3.50 bushels OF corn.