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e The Masonic Order of the United
States numbers three hundred thousand per.
sons, and includes large portion of all ths
distinguished civil, military and professional
rasu.
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v Labor and prudence relieve Us from
three grea. evils--vice, want and Incidence.
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p India rubber pies are said 10 go fur
iher than any olher in use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16


9 CLAIRvoYANTs.-LADTEs ~ you WISH TO
u consult the best medical and business ciairvoyant In
America, requested 10 call Mrs. HAYES. Nj
Broome street between Elizabeth and Mott Satisfaction
q DOORS PROM LATGIIT sTREET-MADAME ALBIN
past presen and future events likewise ourneys business
prospects, Ac variek street. the
She Is he best fortune teller In America
I'm SPRING sTRHET.-CTArRvoYANcr, SET.
LUMouR the most celebrated medical business clair
vogan America All diseases discovered and cured I'm
ernr advice on business The and az an
friends made known &c Satisfaction OF no pay 0~ay
hair restored 70 iis original color without fail.
A wosDER.-rHE GrPsEy WOMAN WILL CONTTTUs
"A 70 reveal u past present and future events Of NE with
unsrring certainty Evil satsfscton given. Fee -
The Gpsey without exception The only person that give
lucky numbsrs ns Canal street. near sullivan street,
A sTRoLoGY.-NADAME LANE CAN RE CONSULTED
"A about love marriage and absent riends She tells all
cents Gentlemen 70 cents She speedy marriages
1IISs A. ". SNOW, THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
A csirvoyant may be consulted Al her residence No -
Greene street No u second door She will nnd absent
friends trace zoe, or stolen goods advise on business give
NfADENoIsETLE MARGUERITE LAMARoUEx WILL
N upon he receipt Of twenty Ave cents In postage stamps
continue e give strue picture Of past Present and future
band by eaeiosne specimen o. wiling ala, lock Of hair
Address, with return stamp Mile Marguerite Lamarouer
broadway Post oahce, New York.
MADAME MEYER mas REMOVED IRON So PERRY
l street TO 81 Second street between First and Second
nues she continues 10 tell pas present and future evene
likewise marriages journeys lawsuits business prospects
sickness absent friends properly lost or stolen Madsme
warranted for her art
MADAME HARRIS TELLS ALL THF EVENTS or LIFE,
M your very houghs tells ~ solen property gives
luckv numbers also, the vsters once ~ West Nine
ieerh street near SIKH s5enue Ladies cents gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16


Mass MEETING gi.,s q IT, THE
The naons Of the Guy and county Of New York
ON THURSDAY evening December Y At o'clock Y e
ion as expressed IN The rs, ~ Of Prs.asn Bnehana
The FOL owing distinguished democrats have been invited
Hon DANIEL $ pIckISsos,
Hon SANFORD " CHURCH.
Hon LYMAN TRENAIN,
Hon. JOHN KELLY,
= Hon. JOHN COCHRANE,
Hon. T ItoI @T + i S aIdnx;y
Hon GILBERT DEAN.
Hon. CHARLES OCONOR,
THOMAS W. IMAGINATION. Esq,
BY order of the following committee d arrangements
VIM. Wilson, ErA-'us W. clover,
John Iohnan, Bernard Kelly.
Chas brown, Henry Richardson,
John y TAFT, John Vance.
Michael Ryan, A. v Williams,
Moran 4. Harris stephen IL. Feeks
Andrew >. .Necarty, Ale. stewart
jos. Rose, Henry y. West,
E Ess.sG s' Ssnr, F ISsa: Pq" isn.
Vim. Baker, Francis NJ Byrbec.
Mathew r. brennan, samuel osgood,
Thomas kivi6, Michael iiapin,
VIM. N.rriseli, Thomas Riley
ns iII,a asy' r sSs gsrt wI..s 'r
Vim. y. Bauvcl. John J, Bradley.
Tsos. ". MasnasoD, VIM H. Riass
Vim. D. Brsley, Thomas Ncspedon,
Charles Edwards, wm Durham
Jacob windu uler, Bryan NcCahtli,
samuel samuel I wsSsier. James Reynolds,
Geo. ". CLARK, mn Fowler,
Jane. Huston, Daniel wuer,
James Nahoney Denis Root,
STEPHEN i. Russell, Chairman.
s WV. s II n'ss 3secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

II he, AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE SUPPLIES
schools and families with competent eachers and teach
ere win situations. Teachers III music and English wanted
SMITH BOYD, 346 Broadwey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

MACHINERY WANTED-STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
M ers, from IS to SO horse powers Also planning norris
ing antng sash moulding machines in exchange for
real estate Address, with full particulars, Steam, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

L,REE TO FAMILIES AND THE PUBLIC FOR GOOD
T servants-AH kinds very best help nj wages suit
an This large establishment home abundance Of
civil capable help ready, Conducted respectable
rican lady, nj the New Domesiios institute and Home ss
11th st., corner OF 6th avenue.
L,RRr TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVANTS FOR
III work a every description city country English Irish
German, &c some a. very moderate wages obtained
free o. charge al NORRIS COHNERT CO. 363 Broad.
way, entrance ON Franklin stree,.
MRS GREEN TAXES PLEASURE IN INFORMING
M her and the public that she l. prepared 70 suit
reliable help Of every calling Al her domestic
cy No As,or place Free 20 employers for limited time
yGvANTED-2 BooKKEEPERs CLERKS FOR SNIP.
w ping Offices clerks for grocery dry goods
drivers porirrs conductors rcmcn,
brakemen 2barkeepers men Tor steamers and coach
men. Apply 10 fOUlS KAUFMAN TE Broadway B.
This The only office where good situations le given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

WANTED-A SMALL, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM,
w without board, with convenience for fire. &C, for a
lady child 50 SO SIS week; below Twenty third
street. Broadway and with widow lady where there
other boarders preferred Address H. b. r. box $50
Herald office
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FRENCH ADvERTTsEMENTs.


Mr.. CLIQUE EpTCIER Al BRooME STREET RE.
M clame a femme De Louis Mason decide, de venir
recevar In propriete laisse par mari
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

TTOTEL WANTED BY THE SUBSCRIBER.-ANY PER-
III son having first dispose of either in New
York any adjacent city town. will please address O..
Decay, Herald office, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

yxTANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY vsOUTH BROOK
w Ign preferred part of house for sgentemsn lady
child and servant; and required Ad
Dress stating full particulars which must be moderate p O.
l39 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

TNOR SAIE-THE NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL BROWN
stone front house 80 Thrtyhrst street Madison,
three stories basement and sub cellar high
with all modern improvements House Il feet inches wide,
80 feet deep lot IS feet inches Inquire Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

INOR SALE IN BROOKLYN, VERY Low-TUE HOUSE
and fourteen lots Of ground all the grade
the OF Sixth avenue and Seventh street being Of
the finest locations In Brookyn the house
built by days work. 6nd complete with all thr modern i'm
provements including &c For particulars inquire of o.
r. OATMAN, ~ Beeknan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

WANTED-h PARrNERSHIP, SuO CASH.-A GEN
w teman Of energy, enterprise and active business ha
bite With the above amount IN cash wishes partnership ~
some house o standing and respecahiy The advertiser
highly connected and would have objections south
West Address for few days, Enterprise Herald o0lcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

LNoR SALEM FOURTH STREET NEAR BROAD
way three story attic and horse with
sion building and modern improvements Terms easy. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED-FOR A FIRST CLASS
tenant between Beecker and Twenty third streets rent
from 81 200 81 500 Also three four other houses, FUR
nished uniurnished Apply at once TO KNIGHT Co.,
493 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM AND COUNTRY
IL seat about y miles from BROOKLYN fronting the Long
Island Railroad and at depot farm So country
- acres good dwellings and out buildings land Superior
ALEX. OSTkANDER, Ill Broadway, room 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

A BEAUTIFUL STORE AND RESIDENCE TO LET
IA in Grand street, Williamsburg. Rent $500 A goo,
dry goods fancy bakery Healthy
genteel for the family All elegantly furnished witt
chandeliers fixtures and expense Inquire at 452 GRAM
street, Williamsburg.
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THE TRADMs.

vIrATTED-srx COMPOSITIONS AND A BooKKFEpER
None need apply creep, they give The hes, o. refe
Also good news ONCE, suitable for a paper 2txB
inches Apply IS West 2eh St. between the hours Of and
Igoclock A. ", and and Up "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

WTANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SER
w want nicely furnished parlor, two bedrooms and q
kitchen with all the articles for housekeeping in
good neghborhood References exchanged Rent not TO
coed SIS per month Address A. r. b. Union square Post
nHice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

NHEAP RENT-$6o FROM NOW TILL MAY; WHOLE
" in advance for large front and bedroom,
on second story bedroom on third story and
genteel house, location &C, Broadway and Eighth
street. very small family occupy tae remainder Address
Robinson Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

4 DREsSMAKER WANTING A FIRST CLASS BJSI-
n ness can share the door, front miner al a
very low and arrange for board, moderate ems
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24
Coroner's ONCE.

FAru vnncE Ac1DgST.-Yesterday afternoon boy, s
years DID, residing with hs parents at No Oh Chryste
street, accidentally and killed by an omni
bus the Bowcry, Canal street officer Brown, Of
the Tenth ward police arrested the driver Of the stage,
and conveyed him 30 the Third District Police Court,
where he gave his name AZ George G Benjamin. The
prisoner kcd up 10 await tho action OF tho Coroner
An inquest will be held upon the body Of the deceased
to-day.
SUICIDE ny Posos-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
yesterday at No SO Elm street. upon the body Of Josephine
Llmene, who committed suc., by taxing desc Of
sulphurc acid. The deceased, appeared, vas very
Incorporate woman and had often threatened 20 commit
suicide. Yesterday In the absence Of her husband she
procured vial containing sulphuric acid, and drank or
the contents. Verdict, death by suicide" Deceased
was a native OF France, and was - years OF age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1857.
lynch Idw IN rniid-Maodcre Of Sepow BY the High.
Ia~Iers--Arrca Of the Rine,aders-7heir Release BY
l4etr Carrades-7hrea,ered xutiny Of TIE Regular
British Troops.
Uthe overland mail arrives at suez before this steamer
she Atlantic q TO morrow leaves you may get the fol
towing highly important intelligence from India had IL
from = gentleman who has some confidential relation
With the Fast india Company, and you can rely on
i,s cnrroctnoss. Tho company and the govern
NOR, received by private despatch several
dsvs aso-perhaps a week or more. Al Gavin.
xore somc 100 prisoners were taken by the British an
a. orders had zone IN from Cacutta-Iord Canning
teadquarors-hat all such should be hed Tor a thcy
vcre nut In prison. That night the hshlAnners oroke
oman the prison and bayoneted every ono o the Inior
srnatc scpoys who were in custody. an inquiry wa
once instituted and two mensoldiers-Were arrested ~
lie rihgleadcrs These the HNhlanders =, once
Nv force and they IN a body then declared y tne
wen we're se,zed ana punished, or any notice taken
n the SUMMARY Justice that they had admnreu 70 We
followers OF Nena sab > they would tnroW Gown meu
..rms and III the oicevs hgn their own 0apies mus
arr ph soldiers insist being thC exocnionerso i lhc
srf.mous murderers OF her country men and counuyMo
80 and on that point rebel and matiny. inc
l,ash authorities in India certainly nave weir
nsnds full NV informant could not tch me
@ The object that III government had IN keeping the
,a,tei secret ~ tho public must know u M neM ma,
1,av hovevcr wish IN screen lord Canning, who -
,,scyabe red tapist and nartihet and they WISH Msu,
- paan h,rk from tie world az long a. possnlc AZ mte
~ an unf Vorabe nature that may 20 W SNOW tue
s-.lnavs az the military power In India. This mahhs
IN ths British camp Is looked upon a. something Nci!
Serious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

BoSNEII-AprrSeAT.-In GAINESVILLE, Ohio wednes-
day, Nov. 49, by Rev. Thomas Addison, LEV BosnxI1,
Of this city TO MARY JANE daughter of Daniel Apologize,
ESQ of the former place.
CRANE-vAS LEER0n Sunday, Nov. % at the residence
Of the Rev DR. Lewis, In Brooklyn, WALwoRm d. CRANE,
OF this city, 10 MARY E. daughter Of tho late Isaac Van
Iser, Of New Orleans.
Nashville Tenn, and New Orleans papers please copy
IEsrsG-LocKsAN.-At staten Island on Thursday,
Nov 49, at the residence Of TIE BRIDES parents, by tho
Rev. Mr.. Brett, FREDERICK l.ssTIs0 10 KArS LockMAS,
daughter Of Isaac LoCkman, of Tompkinsville, =
MISUNDERSTANDING Saturday, Nov. 81, by the
Rev. Dr. Charles schramm Mr. STEPHEN SMITH LOCKWOOD,
Of Fairfield county, c., to Miss LOUISA sPnsss, Of Ger
many.
RosHoRE-EAsTMEAp.-InB Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nov
10, by the Rev John A. Paddock Mr. JoHs r b KosHoRn,
OF this city, to Mas CARRE NJ. EAsTMEaD Of Brooklyn.
SMIT-on Thursday, Nov. 10, at the residence OF uns
brides father by the Rev q. H. Blakesly, A. p Sxr a
Indianapolis, Ind to Miss PHI youngest daughter Of J.
Cargili, Esq Of Jackson Susquchanna county Pcnna-
SpAfRow-MoRA.-on Thursday evening, Nov. 10, By
the Rev. James Mllctt Mr. WILLIAM II. SPARROW, Of To
ronto, 4. W, to Miss IArHARyE Mora, oil this city.
WARD-SrTwAFr.-On Wednesday, Nov. Is by the Rev.
James Priesty Thomas WAND, Of Jersey City to MAxy
A. c. daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Stewart of this city.
Boston papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Canadian inactive and prices lower. The sales
braced about 800 400 bbs at the above quotations
Southern -four also dull and easier, with sales
Of about COO 100 bbls at the above quotations
Rye -four dull at the above figures. Corn meal was
in light demand and prces rather easier. Wheat in
active and prices re ,ular the sales embraced about
10 COO a Is, GOO bushels, included which about
400 bushels fair white Southern at 81 32 700
do do. good do, little mixed Mt 81 49, prime do at 81
co. prime white Michigan at 81 So and choice red Indiana
at 81 is, chicago spring at about a5c Csc. Corn
IN light supply, and sales limited 10 about 5000
1000 bushels including Western mixed at Soc SEC and
Southern yellow at s6c s7h, closing at about s5c
SEC Rye-Sacs Of about 200 bushels prime northern
made at 7sc Barley in fair demand and ranged
from 12c SC. Oats steady at SOC. Ale. for DER
sey, and 4sc acc. for State and Western.
CorrH-The sales we're limited 10 few hundred bags
Of RIO within the rage Of loo. a lie.
CoAI--The last sales Of Hansc camel were made a.
$40 TO- months, and Halliburton Liverpool at - so,
months.
CorroS-Thc marke, was dull and prices unsettled The
sales were confined TO small lotsndcang decline Of
said that good mddng uplands, in small lines,
sold at equivalent 10 about III &c.
FRFioHS.-Engagsments were quite limited, while rates
unsettled. To Liverpool no engagements OF mpor
reported Shippers not disposed 10 oder
freely at previous rates, while ship room wac not abun
dant and shipowners not disposed " make conces
5 me cotton taken At 532d, Flour aud grain
were nominal and but little Offering To London 10 tcrccs
OF beet taken at Gs There nothing 10 tho
continent
MoIAsrs --sales Of 30 bbs of Cuba muscoyado wore
male At 2lc. 25c., and Is hhds. do. do. at /,
NAVAL sroRtx.--iolders firm, while sales
limited The sales confined 10 about 100 bbls. spi-
rts turpeninc at dc, with 30 do. at 45c. Common
rosin quiet = ~ 10 ~ 40 and 100 do. fine 81
~ 3d. Crude quiet az - - o. so.
0us.-The market quiet, and sales 81 both sperm
and whale were limited and prices unchanged. iinsecd
quiet and sales limited at Doc SIC. for American,
in casks and barrels.
PRcvnuoss.--pork-The market heavy, and prices
Tie sales embraced about 300 200 bbls.
lots SO % tlS 80 for and at SIS % for prime
Beef la moderate demand with sales OF about l25
bbls including country prime, AZ 81 81, and mess do.
o. 95 $40 so, rcpackcd Western II s3 90 ta,
and extrP do. at ais Prime quiet at 81 $25.
Bacon dull ~ l2c l2ltc Cut meats
and hrm. Dressed hogs were selling at 6tsc. 7Lc.
'Ard--Salcs OF $50 bbs. made at III NC q
~ r. Butter and cheese were steady, and In fair de-
alst. without change OF prices.
E#t quiet AZ &C. a 3ssc
sr.a. -TNo 'r7flc' tolcrably active. RI 8es
.H.Ia8o.t at4Nt lrfs. Cuba muse ado,
r.UrU. ffnt g. &C. and 900 tags Of MANILA -
.rff Is nu fsVatc trms.
W1t~tt - les 81 100 a 200 bbls. at 23hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

RESULT or THE CONFERENCE BETWEEN THH NEW
YORK COMMON couscnAES AND THE CABINET
TIKI BARsAN TO BE CLOSED TO-DAY AND TIM
WORK TO BE COMMENCED IAMEDIATELY-wHAT
SHOULD HI DONE WITH THE PARK.
The committee appointed by the Common Council 10
confer with the President and Postmaster General with
reference the location Of city Post ONCE, have
rust returned from their visit Washington, and they
rcpor that their negotiations have terminated satisac
torily
The government have expressed their entire willing
mess close the bargain BY paying for all that
portion OF the Park that lays below Beckman street, and
tac only difficulty drawing up tho necessary papers
was suggested by Secretary Cobb, who was OF opl
Mon that the drafts tho Treasury in consequence Of
thc Mormon war and public works, for which tho gov
eminent had contracts would leave no Immediately avail
funds in the Treasury. Upon learning this difficulty
lhe committee notified the Cabinet that the city could
wait until June next for the money but that was OF the
Importance that the sle should be chosen and the
work on mo building oommeneea ImmeuaesD - m VA
Che sborng classes should obtain employ ment during the
Coming winter
mccting Of The Cabinet will be held today q, ono
O'Clock and their decision will be elcgraphed on 10 the
CITY This afternoon There hut little doubt but that the
President will send instructions 10 District Attorney
hcKcon OIL ~ the necessary rincrs TO make The ME
The government Is willing that tho work should be
commenced nj once, they promise that the building
Will he an ornament 70 the cay II will probably cost
one million Of dollars The { details Of the bargain
between the government arl y ~ WI 10 presented
~ the Common Council Or l3lUgS lay aight
The days Of ~" T.fk hus seem IL oe = uHArcf. "
can no lcnge nc keFt .rec = Pablo rtrtl ~ ,e1d
and II beeones question ether the fnT.t e1nH"l
y. ~ better change II i,rihwith into bit 8.ubrc
T., the iron railing be thrown down, the f,-l ~ 49,
moved and the gross plots and walks be repis. hg
Belgian or some other pavement This would at =
much towards relieving Broadway and would facilitate
ahe business ~ the lower part Of the city Carts and
r,mnibuszes wosld have aud there would b
tcss obstruction he commerce Of the oa~t 81 -ast
r-de Of the city and give more breathing room THIS
improvement would also give work 10 good many abo-
feborers this winter.
Ale tune the trees filled with noisome worms,
and that fountain" plays. ndeci the Park has
hocn abandoned 10 the Of bad women and worse
men and the sooner ceases 10 be park the better for
Ale city 10 every way.
Perhaps would be we'll. while tho Common Council
are about IL 70 throw open Bowling Green public
square, and give more FOR the stages, carriages
carts &C. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

The New Orleans Picaa,ne of the evening of the
l4th inst. says
The money market continues 10 be influenced in q ia
yorabie direction but yet there is very little paper
gong outside The banks DO not make any discounts
and seem disposed 10 protracs this nactlon remote
period They contcud that fresh facilities cannot be
satisfactory TO note that these rapid process Of
liquidation.
The Board OF Currency has issued tho following notice
t. the various banks:-''Nether bank notes bank
bniances will be ted forming any portion Of the
specie which each bank required by law to hold they
will be considered cash assets liabilities, aud
turned T. the Board Of Currency such.o
We understand that the Mechanics and Traders Bank
will active operations Monday, and transact all
business az usual. This will be very gratifying TO the
FRIENDS OF tho institution although the suspen
sion merely nominal and did not interfere with
the prompt redemption Of the circulation
The Paris correspondent of the London Neios
writes:--
All that the Bank of France has hitherto done il to
tnize with extreme vigilance every bill presented for
discount and reject all that suspected to be tainted
wholly insufficient The circumstances Of the
times are such put bullonst theories a severe
trial II il be true and il indeed difficult the
truth Of the proposition, that gold and silver merely
articles Of merchandise like any other, the fact
painfully apparent that country, while essentially rich
and prosperous by possibility be drained entirely of
the precious metals by extraordinary demand for
them elsewhere The question therefore forces itself
upon mems minds whether paper currency under the
guarantee of the State not be safely substituted 70
gold and siyer-at least for q time.
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sic, 74s, IFS 6,54l,7 4s 4,72s, s24 9,l44 1872


MONDAY, NOV. 90 t. nj.
AsliEs-The market was quiet and in the absence Of
salos prices nominal
BpElpsTurs.-The from Europe by the Atlantic,
together with limited stock had the effect of checking
sales II stated that some European orders had been
withdrawn; while the limits OF others had been reduced
The consequently light and confined to
about g. 900 900 bbs about the following rates,
the OF the market being in favor Of the buyer by &C.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

SnuMwAY-On Sunday morning, Nov. %, the wife =
Albert SUBWAY, of a fine boy. Both mother and child
are doing well.
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nv. Lcvett's new and Improved atmospheric
pre~u plates for artificial teeth IL WavereJ place.
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