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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A MEXICAN INSTANTANEOUS ToMEafBERs.- THE
"A vclume for 1868 Of the transactions Of the nse arc
ready for delivery Members Obtain Ii
brsrisn No. 70 Cooper Institute Previous yomes can also
be furnished 10 those who have Not received Them.
w. b. LEONARD. Cor. Seo'y and Agent.
(lRNTRAL PARK ORDINANCES.- THE BOARD or
~ Commissioners Of the Central Park do ordAin fol-
lows
No animal shall travel any psrt OF Tho Central Park
cep upon the ride" eauestriao read al excsedpg
miles hour. Persons horseSack shall travel
the rde equestrian road exceeding ilee
per hour.
All ordinances Inconsistent herewith are repealeA
The above ordinance adopted and passed meeina
Of the Board Of Commissioners q the Central Park dny
vened and held the LIT Of uecemhsr pubshed
in sbedsnse The requirements Of entitled 1n a. for
tho regulation and government, Central Park "a M
city Of New York passed April II 1857 Ihe ssllowngses
ton Of said act applicable 70 the above ordinances:
sseio, IS An psrson. Offending against such ordinance
ccavicon before The Mayor Recdev any nagsaae q
the city q New York by fine nft e1csediug any dollars and
In default Of payment By imprisonment not exceeding trty
days g -
BY order Of he Board N BLATCHFOnD.
President Of he Board Of Commissioners
- Of The Central Park.
Comptroller OF the Central Park. ftr@
Dated NEW YoRK, DeoI 1882
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Telegraph Marine Report.
FohT LAFAfETIE, Dec z sunset-A ship in tow and
another shp and two barks quarantine Steamships Africa
for Liverpool passed down PM and the Roanoke for
Norfolk at4PM Wind NV, freah; weather clear.
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The Receivers state that "whatever may be realized
from the bonds Of the Treasurer and from his private
estate and from interest, will be requisite make good
what doubtful in the investment, and to pay expenses"
The amount stated defc-which covers all money alb
sacted, bad loans and investments, &c-s nearly IS
par cent upon the total business OF the bank.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad has now been in
operation the first month throughout it's length We
understand that the gross earnings have been over
$4,000, Of which 900 from passengers and
$35 900 from freight
The Logansport, Peoria and Burlington Railroad s
nearly completed This line has been pushed with great
energy The trains Of the Peoria and Oquawka now
run Burlington in connection with the roads west and
east for freight ard passengers
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lo PieViouS yCaiS-
Received atports .s47 600 el4Ooo1 900 39s 900
Export 10 Ct Britain. 900 223 600 $4,000 $4,000
other for pts 5000 $1,000 $1,000 $4,000
Total exports. 10000 $4,000 $4,000 697 900
. which during the past week. included in the abovs
Received ports 103o 900 1o4 900 $4,000 100000
Export to Ct Britain $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 77OOO
e,nss for pts 800 S SSS 1855
Total exports $1,000 $1,000 $4,000 1ol 900
The increase in receipts at the ports, compared with
Great Britain was 10000 bales; decrease to France,
600; decrease to other foreign ports 1000 Total in
crease in exports 1856 ,ooo
at 3D. Cd g. 3D.; 100 bags 25s: by steamer, 200 bbs
-four at &c. 49, 3d., 200 bells rosin at 49, 5000 bushels
oil at $685. $500 bbls -four at D. o.; by steamer $50
terces beet at 5s 3D. 80 bbs lard g. 3d. 80 tons oil
cake at 25s. To Liverpool, 300 bales cotton at 3d.
900 bushels wheat at g. 3D. loo there's beef at &c. 3D.
25 boxes bacon at 2s 3D. and 60 tsss at 25s Engage
ents 70 the Continent were moderate, and at rates
changed
FRunRaisins were steady, and prices with sales at
- 80 for layers, and at 81 IS for R. and halves and
HAY-saies Of 500 600 bales were reported a, TIC.
80c
PRov1Moysl market was again frmer and
bis ncudUe mess at SIS 60 sS CO. clear 40
ST 10 and $11 80 $l1 u.s. Beef steady and prices
uDatered the sales embraced about 800 bb including
country mess at IS Is IS 50 reracked western do. at
50 30 SIX, and extra at Sill $ll 80; prime mess was
dull and nominal al SO, while 200 bbls beef hams
sold at $14 80. Bacon was in fair demand; sales Of
100 boxes Of long ribbed were made at &c., and lot
short ribbed western At the dgure Out meats
dull with sales Of hams at 9Kc 9c, and shoulder at
e. INC: Lard was Arm, with sales Of 400 bbs and
RICE was quiet at SKc. a4Hc
SUGARs-The inclemency Of the weather checked Sales
small lots Cuba massovsdo part At &C. a7%c 0'n'0 V
WHrKKY-Saes Of $50 bbls were made at ~ Nc. 28c
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec, 7-6 p.

Amrs-The sales were light, and prices unaltered
BREADsTUprs -Flour-The market opened with less ami
nation while the higher grades Of State and Western
duh and easier. Common brands generally steady
As the day better export demand sprang up
with O good local demand The sales embraced about
26 900 % 900 bbs included in which considerable
portions for export closing within the following range Of
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were SO s02 s9l IS. and the balances 1894 1874 ST.
The following dividends have been declared
The North American Fire Insurance Company, semi
annual dividend Of five per cent payable the It'll inst
the Highland Bank, at Newburg four per cent payable
the 10th inst the Niagara District Bank of Canada
dividend Of four per cent.
The Comptroller invites proposals till January for
4166o Central Park Improvement Fund Stock Of 1887
The interest is TO be six per cent payable quarterly.
Geographic despatch from Boston yesterday an
nounced that tbs deficit in the of Isaac She
pard late Treasurer Of the Peoples Five Cents Savings
Bank has been ascertaned to be o0o The Receivers
the following report Of the condition Of the bank
Loans considered good 1898 o2s 81
Loans doubtful including two items in dispute 2872 is
Loans valueiess. $8j909 20 --
SZoV,IVu OF
Deficit 67,0ll "a
Total .ss17,7l2 46
Due 10 dep0sit0rs without interest. S29556S %
Unpaid interest credited. ............... 1908 50
Interest TO Oct IT,. 6,O23 20
Interest TO Oct. Is, special deposits ia 70
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DAMCING ACADEMIEs.
DODwORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
i. No. sos Broadway, New York,

No l37 Montague place Breokyn.
Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and Frdays Brook
Ign; Wednesdays and Saturdays in New York.
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGINNERS
Quarter commences from first lesson taken.
Private cass for adies at IL A. NJ Seventh edition Of Dod-
worths wsrk dancing Co. for the Of his papis j
Issued
Private family school classes attended.
Circulars OF either academy
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POLrVIUAr..

CCD wARD.-AT MEETING Held ~ TT5osS -
nnlSn's On Elsvs.sa svsucs 6ss.ssn lwty:ssss17
friends Of No Hon Fernando Wood win meat II A. 49,
Of importance win be broush before the meeting - esjs n
JAs CusHIxO, Secretary. JOHN hODGNB, Ohihnnan.
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DENTIsTRY.

A RTTFICIAL TEETH.-DR. DURKrN CONTINUES TO
extract Teeth IN two seconds without Tho anghssss catn
for extracting where artificial Teeth inserted Dr. r. a.
DUHKlN, S7S Canal street, one door from LAurous
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A NO. SYSTEM OF TEACHING DANCING.
IA NO CLASSES.
zXrpX pI1pII AuOIIT 4 u ~ !

MANHATTAN ENGINE COMPANY, NO; s-THE MEN
M bers Of this company hereby mott ed meet Il The
engine house, IL O'Clock Thursday 1852 for he
purpose Of attending the funeral OF late broer Mr. Janacs
4. Morgan. By order OF the company,
B. H. OGDEN Sec ROBERT g. BROWN, Foreman.
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aaortester 9ailg SPY.
From Harper's Weekly.
Beautiful Snow.

From Harper's Weekly.
Beautiful Snow.
Oh. the snow, the beautiful snow,
Filling the sky and the earth below;
Over the house-tops, over the street,
Over the heads of the people you meet;
Dancing,
Flirting,
Swimming along,
Beautiful snowl it can do nothing wrong,
Flying to kiss flir lady's cheek;
Clinging to lips in frolfcsome freak.
Beautiful snow, from the heavens above,
Pure as an angel and tickle as love.
Oh. the snow, the beautiful snow,
How the fakes gather and laugh as they CO.
Whirling about in its maddenng fun,
1t plays in its glee with every one,
Chasing,
Laughing,
Hurrying by,
1t lights up the face and it sparkles the eye;
And even the dogs, with bark and bound,
Snap at the crystals that eddy around.
The town is alive and its heart in a glow,
To welcome the coming of beautiful snow.
How the wild crowd goes swaying along,
Railing each other with humor and songi
How the gay sledges, like meteors, flash by
Bright for moment, then lost to the eye.
Ringing,
Dashing they go,
Over the crest of the beautiful snow.
Snow SO pure when it falls from the sky,
To be trampled in mud by the crowd rushing by,
10 be tamped and tracked by the thousands of feet
Till it blends with the filth in the horrible street
Once was pure as the snow-but fell;
Fell, like the snow flakes, from heaven to-hell;
Fell to be tramped as the filth of the street;
Fell, ito be sconcd, to be spit on, and beat.
Pleading,
Cursing,
Dreading to die,
Selling my soul to whoever would buy
Dealing in shame for morsel of bread,
Hating the living and fearing the dead.
Merciful God. have fallen SO low!
And yet was once like this beautiful snow.
Once was fair as the beautiful snow
With eye like its crystals, heart like its glow
Once was loved for my innocent face
Flattered and sought for the charm ofmy face.
Father
Mother,
Sisters all,
God and myself have lost by my fall.
The veriest wretch that goes shivering by
viii take wide sweep, lest wander too nigh;
For ofall that is about me, know,
There is nothing that's pure but the beautiful
How strange it should be that this beautiful snow
Should fall on a sinner with nowhere to go!
How strange it would be, when the night comes
again,
If the snow and the ice struck my desperate brain!
Painting,
Freezing
Dying alone!
Too wicked for prayer, too weak for my moan
To be heard in the crash of the crazy town.
Gone mad in their joy at the SHOWS coming down;
10 lie and to die in my terrible woe,
With a bed and shrOud of the beautiful snow!
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Meoitines.
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cases. Female Complaints and all Diseases of the
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all the Symptoms among which will be found.
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full Horror of Death, Night Sweats Cold
Feet, Wakefqlness, Dhnness Of Vision, Ian
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who falsely boast OF abilities and references Citizens
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lR & NASHUA

Ndssa5a15E5aasa WORCESTER & NASHUA
E=:::ss==:EzssA RAILROAD Winter Advancement
- EE= On and after Nov. LIST, 1858, Passenger
Trains will as follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills a. nl and AIS D. M
Leave Nashua at a. m. and IL m, and p.
Al Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Con
cord Railroad where passengers to and from
me Norhern the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
At Groton Junction, trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad; with trains
OF the F1chburg Railroad with exception of the frst
tram from Boston, and at Fchburg with trains the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States G. w BENTLEY Sun't
Worcester Nov. !, 1858. diff inyY
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[ N H A l. A 7 1 o N
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nISC COVERED AT LAST.
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ELECTRIC OIL.

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Doloreux Headache, Cramps, Group, Piles, FelOns,
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morrhage Abscess, Stiff Necks, Broken Breast, Chill
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Chapped Hands, any Diseases that painful
is the only article brought before the public that will
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This Oil acts the system with cecrcity-s Of pure
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The best Psychologists of Europe have discovered that
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ca None genuine without the signature of Prof C
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Try everything else; give this one simple trial.
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There numerous limitations sprung up on the repu
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They worthless
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$50 d&w3m
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FOR THE
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He continues to make Models and to prenare snaca
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Pamphlet % Diseases Of Women, with observations
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NJ BAcc0mmoddtioRst for patients from abroad irish
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[From the Providence Journal1
Dr Mattson whose card may be found in another col
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OF that obstinate class of diseases to which he has
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furniture.

SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Persons giving up housekeeping, and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash. and have it removed without
further trouble will find it to their advantage call on
PUTNAM d CLARK
jyl diff No. l43 Main street.
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TAKE CARE OF Your Fowls. - Fowls
like the warm Southern aspect where they
can huddle together in the sun during the mid
die of the day. Provide them such place
and plenty of food, such as corn, cob-meal mix
ed with scalding water, or hot potatoes, with
occasional feeds of the flesh of young calves,
plucks of sheep, and constant access to pure
water gravel, old mortar, oyster or clam shells,
and bones, all broken finely, and they will
yield eggs in abundance through the cold
weather.
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G.presses.
~ n BEST DAILY FREIGHT
49, 10y L N E!

COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANYS LINE OF
POWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE !
Loss, Over 800, 900!

At fifteen minutes to ten o'clock, on Tuesday
morning, July 5th. fire broke out in the three
story building on Main street, owned by Henry
Hoehn. and occupied by Chinese, and in thirty
minutes nearly one-half of the business portion
of town was in ashes. Hardly a breath Of air
was stirring. which fact alone prevented the de-
struction Of the entire town. The fire extended
down Main street. on the west side, 10 Oregon
street junction, and up on the same side to Fagg's
fire-proof building, destroying several out-bouses
in the rear of Fagg's and Greenhood's buildings.
On the east side of Main street everything was
burned from Walter & Co.'s Brewery to the
"Magnolia" building, except Pierce, Church &
Co.'s and John Carr's fire proof houses, the latter
occupied by Frank and John Young besides bur-
ming several wood residences in the rear of the
Magnolia" Loffmans and Seaman's fire. proof
stores, together with the west side of Center
street, from Howland's building to barn in the
rear of Walter & Co.'s brewery. AS far as can
be ascertained from the owners, the following is
a correct record of