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A man on trial for murder, having been found
guilty by the evidence, is supposed TO have been
successfully defended Ly his counsel in the fol-
lowing speech, which is quite as good a warrant
for the verdict iuries 80 often rendered as the
usual reasons BY which they attempt to justify
their finding:
"ThOn shall not kin" Now Il you hang my
Client you transgress the command as slick as
grease. and as plump as . goose egg in . loaier's
face. Gentlemen, murder Is murder, whether
committed by twelve jurynen or an humble in.
dividual like my client. Gentlemen, do not
deny the fact Of my client having killed man !
No such thing, gentlemen. You may bring
the prisoner in guilty, the hangman may do his
duty, but will that exonorhte your No such q
thing. Ia that case you will be murderers. Who
among you Is prepared for the brand Of Cain 70
he stamped on his brow to-daye Who, freemeng
Who, IN the land Of liberty and lightl Gentle
men, pledge my word not one Of yon has a
Bowie knife. No, gentlemen, your pockets are
odoriierous with fumes Of eigar cases and to-
bacco You can smoke the tobacco Of reetitnde
in the pipe Of peaceful conscience; but, hang
my unfortunate client and the scaiy alligator Of
remorse will gallop through the internal princi-
pies Of your animal viscera, until the spinal YER
tegem Of your anatomical construction is turned
into railroad for the grim and CORY gOblins Of
despair.
Gentlemen, beware Of committing murderl
Beware, say, Of meddling with the eternal pre-
rogativel Gentlemen, a6jure you, by the man
united ghost Of temporary sanctity, TO do no
murderl abjure you by u name Of woman,
the main spring Of the ticking time-piece Of
times theoretical transmigration, 10 do no muir
derl abjure you, by the love you have for the
esculent and coDdimental gusto Of your native
pumpkin, TO do no murder. abjure you, BY the
American eagle that whipped the universal gnme
cock Of creation, and now is roosting on the
magnetic telegraph Of times illustrious transmit
grafton, to do no murderi And lastly, II you
expect to wear store made coats; IL you ever
expect free dogs to bark at ycu; Il you expect
to wear boots made out Of free hide Of the
Rocky Mountain buffalo; and TO sum up all, IL
you ever expect to be anything but sneaking,
iow-aung, rascally, braided small ends Of hu-
manity, whitfield down into indistinctibility, &C
quit my client and save your country"
The prisoner was acquitted, Of course.
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A Picture.

Ragged and tall stood the castle wall,
And the sqnlres al their sport In the great south court,
Lounged all day long from stable TO hall, T.
LaugSngly, laElly, one and all.
The land about was barren and blue, gao IH THU.
And swept by the wing Of wet sea.meH; .. r...
Seven hshermen's huts on the shelly shore;
eand heaps behind and sand banks before, 2 'ii
And black champagne streaked white al through,
To great salt pool which the ocean drew,
Sucked into ftself, and dsgorged Il again,
To 0tngnAte and steam on the mineral PLAIN G.
Not tree or bush IN the circle Of sight, L. D.
But bare black thorn which the winds had Witherd
With drifting scum Of the surf and blight, 40
And some patches Of gay GRASSLAND 70 the right,
Where the lean, red -hlded cattle were tetherd;
Asreef rock Wedged the water In twain, d Hi.r
And stout stone tower stood square to the main;
And the fakes Of the spray that were Jerk'd away
From the froth on the lip Of the bleak blue sea,
Were sometimes flung by the wind, ~ II swung 3
Over turret, aud terrace, and balcony, Id.
To the garden below, where, In desolate corners,
Under The mosay green parapet there, llt H9i
The lilies erouchd rocking their white heads like monFneFs
And burn'd on the heads Of the flowers that were
Pinng and pale In their comioFtless bowers,
DFy-bnshed with the sharp stnbborn lavender, Hn
And paved with the discs Of the torn sunhowers,
Which, day BY day, were stranged and stnppd
or their ravelllng frlnges and braHen bosses,
And the hardy May-buds, nipp'd and rlppd q bid
Into shreds for the beetles that lurksd In the mosses
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youths Soul Life.

Our birth Is but a sleep and forgetting;
The soul that rises with Us, our LIES star, l
Hath had elsewhere Its setting, tlH.
And eOmeth from afar. f.f v
Not In entire forgrtfalness, '
And not In ut eF nakedness, II4 Ji
But trailing clouds Of glory do We come
From God, who Is our home.
Heaven lies about " In our infancy.
shAdea Of the prison-hOuse begin 70 close
Upon the growing boy ~
But be beholds the light, and whence II nOWs,
He sees Il 10 his joyi Jrf lnt
The youth who daily further from the east Ii.
Must travel, still IL Natures Priest,
And by the vision splendid H
Il on Ills way attended; ~ All SOD i1 NJ
Al length the man pereelvea Il die away,
And fade Into the light Of common day.
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- = ,..... IL. ,......... t.,,... : -
ne ols h,' 1,.,is ~, anu
SSs ",d So SaS W. as,sNs scr,,.s;oe S brsa s.ss
III; .'S.,, SJs sIs sss,,ss ~ sosI, very 1,ncl,
Do you love nv asked her aunt.
No, replied the child, with look Of dls.
gust; tike IL II ltoUed II should k1ss a."
Asr.,ss,h an who h.d /. ,v..,eA his ,.,,;monv
rallyinga frugal country gentleman, said, among
other things |" lll warrant those buttons on
your Coat were your granalAthers :. les ies
sad the other, and nave eotmy grAndiathers
.....
II wish lconld nave seen your great teab
said lady to gentleman VINO naa met with
hazardous aGvenIuEe Sa;I e N Ar,ca. lnere mere Ansy
tremities.
llAil " I'll tilA l.lll f44 SIC
Tommy, my son, run to the store and get
me some sugar"
this morning. Send father, and tell him to
bring me a plug Of tobacco"
~
An lrishman went to live In Scotland for
sick ell the time / was there says he; .sand il
had lived there till this time, I'd been dead a
year ago. fanss Fru''fa ~
An editor SAYS he once partOOk OF q beverage
so strung, .thathe could not tell whether it was
brandy or torchlielit procession that was so.
ing down his throat
corn; they shoot up and raise their heads high
while they are empty I; but when full and swelled
with grain, they Begin to flag and droop. ;'"
society, offers to pay twenty francs per month
for the loan Of diamond ring worth five hun.
dred francs. AAie ~
N . tosSt ali a aIlcntIe,nsn I,th"nl vo~ ms,
hssr,;Iv csn,t make a snesch bnt cnn nr;nt
ns.s isuv -. wo,, hi ~ r, = =
60. -. 49,. .A. a.. ....
l,o One -, ~ =. h.SS ..as y =
~ .,;Ss,, n..i. !, iool ~ FL ss;,n. ,"i.
ing home his work.
-, 81 llaI- be y. ........t
Woman mas many auVahtages over man one
Js.d % ~hsrsas hers 1 rsnsraIlv " ,stss sc, in n Ser :
lifetime.
- ,vz -
Heosss Sso - tstssss
knowledge Of daybreak IS the result Of observa-
ton or instinct" .p
II the course Of true love never runs smooth,
why don't they water Il, and roll il regular 50
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Charity.

The secret that doth make a flower 4 howeF,
70 frames II that 10 bloom is TO be sweet,
And 10 receive 10 give.
No sou so sterile, and no living lot
80 poor but u hath somewhat stlll 10 spare
In bOunteOus odoFs. Charitable they
Who, be their having more or less, 80 have,
That less is more than need, and more Il less
Than the great hearts good will.
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As clergyman was burying corpse, woman
came and pulled him BY the sleeve in the mid
die Of the service. "Sir! sir, must speak to
you immediately" swell, then, what Is the
malterl" "why, sir, you are going to bury q
man who died Of the small Pox near my poor
husband, who never had il"
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There are many persons Hho give thcmtllrnaa
. great deal Of imaginary trouble Qulia e nro-I
less as that Of the man who was afraid ho had
lost money BY the failure of hank; q A1a1ln
a. heard Of 4 my heart jumped right un iuiour
mouth. Now, thinks ], "spos|n' I've ooi any.
bin on that bank Z I'm gone IL I hats-IhlIt
factD So Ipnt On my coat. and aiaIIl1 81
home just e lhst e. my less would cirr1 ne !
the fact L, ranall lhe way, And yho1 ~
got no hills on thai hank-.nor ~ ullII.
Then iSlt sasier.r
Its The infrnlly q Illils nlnds to b l1Iln
win every appearances, a. s.zrloi With llIII4
thing Thai splTkles; but oInaf minia hall t1|
liils admiration, because ~ ihlngl nplnIr nlE
% them TVS. rsti td a'l. sailrl1 81. a.il
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ARTISTIC hovKMEsTs.-A new panorama OF California
one that hm been highly praised by the press Of the
Golden state-s now Its way from San Francisco 10
New York. and win be placed exhibition In this city
Letters from Havana state that Mr.. Servadio, had
arranged for subscription OF twelve nights OF Italian
Opera to be given at the Tacon previous TO the
mcucement OF the regular In December. Mr. J.
Owens win open the Varieties theatre at New Orleans,
on Monday next. Mr.. Owens has q very excellent
stock company, his list containing the Of OF
the very best a,ors and actresses In the country Mr.
John Broughsm being called before the curtain The
occasion OF his nrst appearance at the HAymarket
theatre addressed the audience m follows -
Ladies' and Gentemen-As you must necessarily have
seen throughout the entire evening have been suffer
Ing severely from nervous anxiety-the Involuntary
ordeal through which l had 10 pass. have not done
even ordinarily well 70 nght-but let that The kindly
indulgence with which you have overlooked such short
MORE now but In few heart earnest words than you
most gratefully and sincerely for the very warm wei.
since had the honor Of appearing before you, aud
should be wanting In every proper feeling did not &C
knowledge my ndebiedness to the hosptaole, i'm.
puIsive and fine htsrted people anongst whom those
years have been-i frost not unprod,Aola-passed. Be-
fore make an end, suffer me 10 express the obligation am
in which be- the dst Of previously settled business
raDeamens, afforded this opportunity also TO Mr. Chip
pcndae for bis valuable managerial ass,ance in the pro-
ducton OF the piece. Finally and most especially take
this opportunity OF publicly thanking the ladies' and gen
temen Of the compsny for their jealous and cheeruy
gave vital imprcsson TO my crude effort Retcratins
my grateful thanks 70 the ladies' and gentlemen and In
ne hope Q, having many opportunities 81 renewing
professional acquaintance thus ercouragngy received
mast respectfully bid you good night
Buckieys Serenaders have been very successful In
London. Mr. Joseph Jefferson has been playing at the
Washington % c. theatre George Christys Minssrols
are at Conoert Hall, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Interesting from GaribaIdps Camp.
rHs RhvoLurIok-GKS. AvAzzASA's Posrrtok-rHE
AhfkicAss IN oARBALDI's CAsr-PKRyScrIoE or
THE PIEDMoSrksE TROOPS IN ARTILLERY PRACTICE,
NC, xrc.
~ rH EDITOR or THE HxrAIp
eAF bxsoRs CAruA, oot Il, IsSd.
The King, Victor Emanuel OILERS 10 morrow The peo-
pie voted yesterday for annexation The troops are now
voting General Caidni took General scott eight hun.
dred prisoners, section Of artillery and dag, yester.
day, At Hernia,
Inc bfitsn Legion had skrmish the 18th near the
walls OF CapuA osing Mr. Tucker an artist and gentle.
man OF hne family, while leading the van Az the mo.
ment OF ms death he was taking sketch OF the action
They bad two privases killed and eight wounded.
General AvazzAna commands the finest division
OF Inc army. he Us the sword OF GAribaldi. he
now upon mountain top overlooking the whole val
ley, and, eag!eke he only awaits the orders OF the
chief to swoop from his eyre upon the foe He is sur
rounded By Americans and wears American sword
His friends New York win be glad to know that while
be lights calamity for his native land he not for
get the land or bis adoption. Colonel 9. Hicks on
the STAR and Is beloved By all tho troops Captain Van
Benthuysep Of Louisiana, also his staff Mr. Baugh
man, Of Virginia, and Mr. Alexander Moore. of New
York, here amateurs Lieut. Frank Naury the son
Of the Hon. Judge Aaury Of Nashville Tenn ami Lieut..
Spencer, the son Of the United States Consul at Paris
are also here
have been for several days In the works at San Ange
TO- and have never such perfection In rifle artillery
- the Kings troops have attained Al 500 yards they
throw their shells with such precision that there
greater variation than the slight wind gives. have
seen nine shes strike in the ain behind battery
not one Of which was than eighteen inches above
the sand bags, and the only variation from the ver
cal plane.
Geo. Gsribaldis troops In the highest Spirits and
only await the order to take Capus. They are remark
ably well fed and clothed, and perfectly devoted to
their chief
will send you description of the fight, which will
come OF on the asa am now going 10 the front with
Gen. Avazzana, and must Close W.
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BKxcHER-DRAPxR On Thursday, November 8, by Rev.
j. Wheaton smith, Mr.. A. p. BxsCuKR 10 Miss MAY ANNA
DRAPIR, Gil OF Philadelphia.
CoIKMAN-CAhMASN AT Rockford, Ill., on Monday,
November H. Al Emanuel church, by the Rev A. Clark
JoHs COLEMAN 70 JuIA eldest daughter Of Francis D.
Cammann Hq.
EIIIo1T-MAHoSEy AT Westchcster, N. Y, on Thurs
day evening, November Is, by the Rev. DIR. O. D Jack
son, ALEXANDER ELLIOTT 70 Miss HnIIEs L. MAnosEY all
Of the above place.
LErr-REDaoND,- On Thursday, November 8, by the
Rev Dr. W. STAIRS, " G., WILLIAM f. LETT 10 MARGARET
NJ REDMOND, all OF this city
London and Dublin papers please copy
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Market.

moIk0Gos
PHILADELPHIA STOCK DOARU.
PHLApKIPnA, Nov. II, 1850.
STOCKS Irregular. Pennsylvania State SIS, 93K; Read
Ing Railroad 1871 Morris Canal, So; Long Island Rail.
road. II: PcnnsyvaDs Railroad, aS1s. sight exchange
90 New York 81 par 70 I 10 discount
NoBlLR, Nov. 10, 1850.
Cotton Sales 10 day 1000 bales middling at l03<c
I0kc. Sales Of the week 20 900 bales receipts 81
bales against "a COO bales In the corresponding
year. receipts at this port 43 COO bales exports
Of the week 28 600 bales stock IN port, 12T 900 bales
Freshs 70 Liverpool II 32d to Hsvre, 10 100 Sterling
exchange lo3 lo4h, but nominal. Sight exchange
New York, per cent discount
BALTIMORE, Nov. II, 1850.
Flour declined i2isc. Howard street and OHIO super
96 l2H Wheat dull and lower; red 81 20 81 80 white
81 80 81 65 Corn heavy; yellow, $50. Tic white,
Csc 13c Provisions quiet and unchanged Coffee dull;
Rio, l4c. 1skc. Whisky dull at 2ol4c. 201ac.
ALBANY, Nov. 17-lP.M
Nothing arriving by canal Flour dull. Wheat
Small sales Of white Michigan At 81 45; 8700 bus
white Canada on private terms Oats At 35c aoat Tor
Canada East. Corn66kc In lots, for Western mixed
Barloy-No sales Of moment 20 600 bushels two rowed
steuben county al $50 whsseySales Of $50 barrels
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tween Omaha and Denver and hoped that they win
do 20.
me pony express which len st. Joseph on Thursday ar
rived here NJ Ave p. n. on Friday.
The weather Is mild and cloudy.
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Antvst or rsfsA Do-rs Miss Isabella Hncklsy ar
rived here Friday ~ The rsutonia from Europe sns
sote Of the prime cmrs engaged By Mr. unmsn for bis
toUFe
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Qerman19 Lin Insurance Company,
No. ~ Broadway, corner a Wall street.
HUGO Wn1a1NDOMCK, PresadAl
y. BcHvxNpzxx, Secretary.
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Superior Court-General Term.

Before i've Judges.
Nov. lT.-ChrsStian Hstsei ~. Ed1ard Hamann and
As Order reversed and defendants costs nj special
term and his coats appeal 70 abide the event Of hs
recovery Of costs 10 the case.
j. Redfsld % WIN ! kiddeoa Order reversed
cost 81 special torn, So and bis cost OF ap
peal $40 70 abide The event Of h recovery OF coss In
The action
CAas Burial 70 RoU Jcnes Judgment aud order de-
nyisg new trial affirmed with costs.
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Mink Fsrs RstaiIsd at whoissaIs Prices
BIZ GEnfN. 6lS Broad var.
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To Every Mother who Has Chfidrsn
rrrr fr u She ccvalpts ircssent " the uerod u
t~ehrg say do ", trejue-~s .he rr~iu.
dcss n others, ssns Ne Ne reb~f hat VII -
res. absolutely unry--tn follow the a
MIS- wfksLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Bachelors Hair Dys-Rsllabls, Harm.
len and instantaneous black brown Faoy, 81 Barclay
street Sold aAd applied q BArCHKLORs viz factory.
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Shirts, Bhfrts-sfx for %.
1ade from The oest AmoakoAx ana WAmsutta Nuslius
Depot l0S CAashAm street. sOrnsr q Pearl
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Married..

Photographs IN BrOokiyn.-Wfiiiam-
SON Istablahsd EKhteen Hundred and Fifty
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Chrsssodoro's Hair Dye, wigs aad Tou-
pea world Wholesale aad res and Ne dye
prvasay Applied, NO AsG house.
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For Old tirers, sore Legs, &c Try Noi-
iossyS csithrsisd ftbtric upin.rs Is vi ttsuvy ard
promplb heal hem has bssn psscrited sursss trsc.
uce VI All ytzs ard h2s faAsa IN angle - anSc.
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Radical Care OF Hernia, or Rvpsuys.-
pr. xAnsH. q ne wen sso-1 hoss- z s.rrh %.
special asnsioo 70 Ne surgical adspasos Of he rNeA ours
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B~autarul Ccmplsxfon." 80 Phalon's
SNOW whl.s Oriental CreAm-n Pnce % csnts botra
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HerfnN's Patent Champion Fire and
SursI Proof Safes a6 Broadway. Of Murray street,
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Travellers, Drive Direct % the Smath-
sonian House Broadway, OF Housaou ree Oouduc
Oh 70 INC european plan 3. = MEAD.
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Furs-Furs-At whites Hat Empo-
run ns Broadway, retslsd 81 wholesale prices.
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Ladies ana ChiIdren's Dresses Cleaned
without taking apart Plain and fancy dyeIpr
- bsoosne street, cosuar Of broadway, LORD.
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Iamsnss Stock
WHITE. ciS'crurxo, ..
0RRAr RkDuCrIoNt

euneuAsd c0es Iarys nd ec0pisaA snsk &
Winter Clothing and rurnahinG Goods for 81 boya
great red saon in prices, prepArsixy N removal
We dosernined 70 chne ~ entire 1901 y u
esst nAAA bring What MAY.
WOfHis0 Ard FGRHsH}so GOODS
In The city,
At KxTRxNELY L6w PRICR
DEvLrH, HUDSON co.
- ~ and - BruadwAy.
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Gouraud Oriental Cream For the Conn
peron, Poudre kubule for uprootnE hair supefb Alnd
Rouge inywhns ana n.dic,,sd sap nj 81 walker street
Hsyes, arooklyn, Cailender, Philadelphia
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Ladies Furs 10 per Cent Lees Than
Broadway prioss u DRAKg'E iN Pulsoa sresa
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Shirts, Uhirts-Nax for ~.
mads from he be~t AmoakeAG and WsuaSuttA nuslluA
pepos l0s Chatham srcc< corner II rsarL
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Grover Il Bakers Sewing maehinss-
Price $50 upwards Just reduced ts Broadway, n.
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Southern Ocean Steamer DIOvsmentss
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l6, $780,
The steamship Star Of the South arivei At the bar
to day.
CHARIKsr N, Nov. 10, 1880
Tho steamship Nashville, Captain L. n Murray, arrived
here q I'VE O'Clock this (rriday) Afternoon.
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IyARPKR's MAGAZINE
Ii
HARpERB WEEKLY.
The publishers have the pleasure
PEks MAGAZINE for the ensuing year VIII coasaa esa
stories
By rHAcKERAY AND THE AUTHOR or "ADAn
and Ina, pu.ser skoy ~ Of HARrHRs wEKxIx
. new novel BY CHARLES DlCK1Na enutled
GREAT kxPRGTATioks
win be commenced Mr. Dickens tale viii be richly lusrAkoA
BY JOHN MoiRkAF, Esa
These WORKS VIII be printed from the manuscripts
of tho authors.
receive bh pubcs IONS for and w thus
hDse with The bes. reading Of the day publshed beau
fui and ATTRACTIVE stl for very ANAL n o. money.
month - specimsn-o any one vbo applies for 6p~A-
TERMS or HAMPERS MAGAZINE
One COPY for = a
I've cupies TO- one
Three copies for oacb 3 r
And IN extra copy srnih FOR every club Of eisk sabsUA
TERMS or HARPHRs WEEKLY
One copy FOR twenty weeks ....................u %
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COPY years
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Drawings OF the Delaware STATE Lot
'sries.woo6' .DDY co; Manager. q us
DrLAwAR.-ExxA Class SAG. NoyEsssE " isD.
S. o. 90 u. - 49, e. g. ss 49, .s ~ 80 &c. g.
o. .4 a. a. 60 / . q e g. . e. 80 81
SSSSR sj SRpT f5Df J Sr 4 fEss u s.
Drawings Of II. Frances Delaware
:. sussrx covsrr. crsss 275, nov. II. 1890
6, IL 2, z, A, "a, %, As, 40, IA, 80, SO.
SaAs ~ cossouD.afD Lottery Class S. Nov n 1880.
" y '. ~E; fsAEgE.
Ladiss' ana ChiIdren's Dresses Cleaned
~ Ss0osas strss. CORNER Of Broadway, L LORD.
sS "a nop.s way corner Of Housoa street
Grover n Bakers Celebrated NoissI.ss
Family Sewing Machine. ~ Broadway. New York.
rs s. f;s'ns I Er: and
Shirts, 8hirts-six for %.
ASs e Ss. e. ,ss Hu.
BssutiraI CompIsxion.-Laird's LIQUID
ns. ma M saS Is B BE sSS'1'' md SKIN Sold "
asrmanls Lin Knsuraaos Company,
S''.4 HSao S' T q Mso :5;s' Preside.
y. aCzxupsn. sssrssssy
BateAsIor's HAIR Dys--RsusbIs, Hsrn-
nd sSpS.s isSss x sssols
Photographs IN neutrality-suspicious.
SON ksabhshsd Eighteen Hundred and Fifty ous-
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AHAsY, n. Y, Nov. II, 1870.
An agent OF Edwin Forrest 70 day served papers on Mr.
Eddy and the proprietos Of the Gayey ihea,re in this
CITY, forblddng them 10 produce "Jack CAden Notwh-
standing this the piece peror this evening
Immense audience, large number Of persons being
BILE to gain admission 70 the house. the excitement Great
ed by the OF Mr. FORESTS legal proceed
ings calling out the friends Of Mr. Eddy ami the
OF the theatre
Col. COrcOran aAd the Prince or Waiss.
Bosros, Nov. II, 1880.
Al meeting Of Irhhmen, who sympathise With Colonel
Oorcoran Of New York. held here last night resolutions
adopted commenting his conduct in refusing 70
do to the Prince OF Wales and inviting him to Bos
ton, when long oongratulaory public address will be
made him.
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wheeler 4 Wilsen-s Sewing Machines.
OFF1DB Bs BROADWAY. NEW fokk.
Increased facilities for mAnufaciunx and the curtaiient
litigation recert DECISIONS ~ the
Jnlle< ftates confirming validity Of the Wheeisr
Wien Manufacturing Cmpany pasns enable this Comps
Sewing Machines with porAnt In
ens 81 greatly reduoed prcsa The superiority Of ihsss Ma
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and material aesied BY the rns q thousands usng
ihen The moderate prices ~ which thsy are snd
within The reach OF al and oostcs 81 excuse for
purchasing thnse inferior and nv prcef marf Ines which
have On uch prejndced The Ne virE Machine busnesx
The Weed Patent Sewing Machines Can
be hired BY the month ). ii. WHifN9f co,
All Broadway.
Rusaian and Hudson nay sable Fnrs,
81 oRNIks 53 Broadsay.
ChfIdrsn's Furs RstaiIed at Wholesale
prices, a 0RHfNs, SIS broadway
Mink Fuvs RetafIed ~ w holesaIe Prfess,
0 GENIss sl3 Broad~sy.
Furs. Furs, Fare, at whoiesals Prices,
al GKNlss, Bl3 Broadway.
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CIirsbughs uIusivr wig 10 Entirsiy
and ris perfectly No urnins behind PArngs
unstAinabh. AZ Broadway c1f1er u keAe stree.