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LE The Calaveras Chronicle, lately pub.
lished by Col. Rust and d. o. Avaliue, has
been purchased BY N. G. Sawyer.
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E7y- The house of Fl. w, X. Clark. a

ES- The house Of Il. w. X. Clark,
we'll known lawyer Of San Lendro, Alameda
county, was blown up on Sunday morning
last. A sack of gunpowder was placed in
the basement Of the building and ignited.
The house, which was brick, wac nearly de.
molished The inmates. six in humber.
escaped without injury. Every effort ;s be-
ing made to discover the perpetrstors Of
the infamous outrage.
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INcoRroRArIox.-Tb Territorial Enter
prise is agitating the question of incorporat-
ing Virginia City in Utah Territory.
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GAVE Oyr.-KeaaasaH. The Pedestrian.
who andertaak 10 xsik liz consecutive
hours ID Saa fsansisek. gave sp on eosnp1e-
ting the s3th hoas. .
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A secular contemporary, in an article on
"Preaching and Hearing" has this para
graph: "A lady recently, in giving her views
Of the preaching of minister to whom she
had listened several times, said: i thought
il was the business of the minister to feed
the sheep. This man does not feed us. ne
throws only clubs and stones at us and
sends us bleating and hungry home.' Many
one might gather useful hint from this
a. to the proper mode of dealing with his
flock. Harshness, severity, and fault finding
accomplish but little good in the family, in
the Church, or the world"
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A New Idea.

M. Taloureau, of Paris, has discovered a
method Of hardening paper under the intlu-
ence of hydraulic pressure, by means of an ad-
mixture of bitumen, so that it may actually
be substituted for iron pipes. Experiments
to test the strength of these pipes have been
conducted under the great clock tower at
the House of Parliament in London. Two
of the pipes of five inch bore and Il half an
inch thick, were subjected to hydraulic power,
and they are said to have sustained, without
breaking or bursting, pressure of22o pounds
to the square inch, which is equivalent to
4O6 feet head of water. The cost Of the
pipe is said to be one half that of Iron. The
committee reported that "lhe material. while
it possessed all the tenacty Of iron, with one
half of it's specific gravity, had doubled the
strength of stoneware tubes without, more
over, being liable to breakage as in the case
Of other material which often causes a loss
to the contractor of some 20 to 25 per cent
on the supply" Besides the incalcu'able
utility of this discovery, it surpasses the re,
Gently invented paper bricks, or the paper
cannon lined with copper which the Chinese
are said to have employed for years.
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w E. NORCROSS' Jewelry and Fancy
49, Goods store, Main street, sign Of the
mammoth Watch.
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A JAPANESE SoENE-Under porch and
in an angle by the side of their house, a
man and his wife are enjoying tub of
warm water in the open air. He is seated
on the rim of the tub, with his legs in the
water; his wife, fine buxom young woman,
is busy with bundle Of flax, instead of a
sponge, rubbing down his back; both are just
as they came into the world, and evidently
as Indifferent to their neighbors as they are
TO them. Nobody looks at them, yet it is
contrary to our idea Of propriety, and we do
not like seeing children in the neighborhood,
but so it is. Onced Week
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J. HIGGINS J. MURINE
MAGNOLIA SALOON,

PARKINsON's BRICK BUILDING,
Commercial Street, Auburn.
NHE Proprietors of this we'll known Saloon
Il return thanks to their friends and the public
IN general, for the very liberal patronage extern
ded to them since the opening Of the Magnolia,
ana in presenting their Acknowledgements there
tor, would beg leave to say to their friends and
.ae 81 public, that the BAR will be supplied with
tae best WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS,
saat can be furnished in San Francisco.
3-We keep constantly on hand Tenants No
sold in quantities o to sSit % purchasers S and war
1anted the best TO be had in the market
HIGGINS Il MCBURNEY.
Auburn, Sept Sd. l86O-my
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CosT OF THE IRREpREssIBLE NIGGER.
-Liucoln's election, all for the poor Niger,
says an exchange, has already cost the coun-
try millions of money, and is destined to
cost millions more, with the lives and for
tunes of our citizens. Tho money spent in
the election of Lincoln is but small part
of the whole expenditure. The fall Of
stocks, the basis Of banks and commercial
business, the stagnation Of trade, the failure
of mercantile houses, the loss Of confidence,
and the ruin of credit, all mako up a to-
tai Of calamties appalling to contemplate
when completed; and all this Tor an inferior
race of men, thousand times better of
there than in their native wilds.
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JOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
ALL KINDS eatly executed at the Placer
OHerald Office, Main street. Auburn.
A NORCROSS' you will Gnj large sssort-
sro.. ment Of fine Jewelry aud Fancy Goods OF
%;,y ;esy description just received and expressly
.ul'ed for the holiday trade.
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New States and Territories-When and by
whom admitted.

Under Gen. Washington's Administra-
ton, the following new States were admit
ted:
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY DECEMBER 8, 1861.

pears 7.30 per cent interest. Such however is she
| case. Cali loans are generally quoted at per
cent. we hear, however, of large amounts being
loaned az per cent, and the leading houses refuse
10 allow over for money deposited with them.
The heavy disbursements of the general govern.
ment, combined with the cessation of all private
money consuming enterprises, keep money easy at
the great centres Of trade; the probability is that
money viii fall next spring to Al s per cent, or
even lower, unless the war should be brought to
close before then. Daring the Crmean war money
fell to very low value in London, owing to the
want OF enterprises and the contraction of business
foreign exchange closed yesterday with some
s'eaaihess, but no activity. Bankers ask l0Ss4
w Tor their bills on London, and 5.l7H 20 for
the.r bills on Paris AT these rates, however there
IS very little demand Our imports continue to
iail considerably short Of our exports, and thus,
notwithstanding the cessation Of cotton shipments,
there are more bills in market than are wanted by
the importers The recent effort Of the brokers
and Spectators to put up bills was aided by the
policy of some Of our foreign bankers who, in
view of the uncertainties of the future and the
small demand for money here, have been accumu-
lating heavy balances on the other side. The af-
fair, however, attracted more attention than it de-
served. If, by combination of circumstances
exchange should rise to the specie shipping point
all the bankers in New York could not manage to
ship over quarter of million week. for want Of
market for their bills; and one or two shipments
of this amount would be followed by very rapid
decline in rates. SO long as our exports exceed
our imports fluctuations in exchange are of no
more consequence than fluctuations in fancy stocks,
and need not be regarded at all.
The following table shows the course Of the stock
market during fhn mast ,yoaE I'd ,,ootL.
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The Trial OF Young Simmons for tn
Murder of Eusebfus Walling.

The Grand Jury Of Monmouth county having indicted
John Simmons for the murder OF young Eusebius wang
at Keyport about three weeks SINCE his trial will take
place this week at Freehold, N J. AS the latter party
highly respected, and connected with some of tho
first families in New Jersey, the trial will undoubtedly
be watched with great deal OF interest The melan-
chply affair." it viii BIO remembered occurred AZ tho hote
of Mrs Hggans, at keyport, while vt small supper pa
ty II that tho two held CID grudgc against
one another and while at tho hops3 the quar-
Words finally led to bows and both parties were pretty
badly beaten before separate Shortly after the gcuIe
they encountered one anoaher again, and reaeweu1
tho fight with great vigor, wAch resulted finally in sim
mons drawing knife and iuicting fatal wourd in Inc
l6f thigh Of Waing by which the femoral e.pry wa.
severed and wang expired before medical attendance
could DO pr culcd.
Simmons who is an oyster dealer from This city i'm
mediaely gave himself up to the custody Of the Sheriff
and was committed TO answer.
Tho AFFAIR cast the deepest gloom <hr the village
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BANK OF PARIS.

Several Of these bills found upon
the person Of Mrs. Marks, her sister Miss
Alhertina and at the residence Of Mrs
wergcs, No. Carroll street. Il also shown
that Mrs. Marks and Radski devoted two
no rs the day following the disappearance Of Fclsr
in overharlng the Gccpascds trunks and that they
with Thorn some papers and small bundle. Thus it
will be that certain Clue to the murderer has been
obtained and that Mrs. Ma ks and her sister know
thing relative to the murder.
However, the Grand Jury after hearing tho full testi-
mony not able to indict Mrs Marks and Satur-
day morning she discharged together with thc wit
ness Mr.. Swcnzer Tie latter retained TO her home
yesterday, but Mrs Marks left Immediately for PAadel-
phia, where she goes To join some friends
II is said that she intends leaving the country nlme-
diately and returns home.
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theatrcals in that city On the 9th there was " 20
played the new Opera House 1.-The elegant ana popa'
lar piece tho 'Young Widow" with concert by the a'
metto Band. Prices of admission fifty cents, gallery
twenty-five. John Hewitt, OF Baltimore is the present
lessee or the Richmond theatre, virginia He recently
brought out piece, written by himself, entitled "Tho
Plains Of Manassas" The Richmond people evidently
thought II too serious affair to DO repeated In New
Orleans there still one two places OF amusement
open Elose Bridges drawing good houses to her
readings OF tho now poem, owe Never Can be Con-
queredn
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RAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Mississippi Expedition-Maps Of the Rebel
fortihcations, from Columbus, KY, to Men,
phis, Tenn.
inc ounard mail steamship Canada, Capt. Muir, will
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Inc mails for Europe viii close in this city tomorrow
afternoon at quarter-past and at half past lvo
O'Clock, to go by railroad.
Inc EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD will BIO published
at ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies, in wrap
pers, six cents.
The EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD will contain an
interesting account Of the Mississippi Expedition with
Sketches Of Columbus, Forts Wright, Randolph and
Harris and Of Memphis and its Defonces illustrated with
Maps showing the Rebel Notifications the Mississippi
from Columbus, Ky, TO Memphis Tenn 1t viii also con-
tain variety Of interesting matter received by mail and
telegraph during the previous week up hour Of
publication
Sampson Low, Son Co.. No. At Ludgate Hill, London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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NIarricd.

P'sCAL-CALDwEIL-On Tuesday evening, December g.
at the residence Of the brides parents by the Row Dr.
Cyrus u. Foss, WILLIAM A. PASCAL TO ADpE s.. the only
daughter Of John and Sarah j. Caldwell, both of Now
York.
WmEiER-DuRAsD-On Thursday, December s., in
Bridgeport, Conn b. the Rsv NJ. NJ Smith. Mr.. HENRY
I. WHEELER TO Mrs. MAY nuRAsp, daughter OF the late
Captain Kneeand Curtis, all Of Bridgeport
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CITY CGa1MNnCrAL REPORT.

SATURDAY Dec. 10 r. d.
AsHE'-T51 market was steady, with sales Of 20 80
bbls, nclng pots at s. 56X and pearls at S. 90 The
stock pprsed 27s bbs pots and Ill dc. pcartoal,
44e by.
H1,upsrgns.-Flour-Ths market was armer for ship
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Court Calcnlar-Tht. nav.

SurRKNF CorRr CIR ur-l art Nos 1871 1859, 1888,
1853 lM9, l4so, 1893, 1896 1887, 1899, 1901 1908,
Nos l.,6, 1850, 1892, 1886 1892, 1924, 1925 1904,
lsos 1910, 1872, 1916, 1920 1922, 1924, 1896 1928,
1880, 1882, 1894
SUPERIOR coynr-rar Mos. III, :, 4s7, 1905 1000,
26ll, 25l5, 1928, 2627, 1920 263l, 1871 $685. 27l,
3ip Part Mos. 2ses, 2S7o, 2S72 2SJ4, GA ll6i,
222S, 2072, 1856, 1858, eos 1890, 1892.
COMMON lLEAs.-Part 1-Adiourned for the term. Part
Nos 3ef5 la2s, 3al 1880, 1898, 1926 1915, 1923,
1913, SOB, sos, 307, 1os, 1888 1854
Royal Havana Lottery --Prixes Cashsd
and Information furnished by TAYLOR Co, Bankers l6
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The Providence c. 9th Market.

I.ROV1pENCk, DeC ., 1861.
The o,na, rcpor,s tho $40 OF $50 goo pieces OF print
cloths here last week. and Says that the market, which
opened at 7c. for o. bya4 closed firm at s,c for the
same count
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ClOaks and NIantillas.

THE UNITED STATE CLOAK AND MANTILLA STORE
Df and 3O Canal street constantly receiving add
LIONS 81 the latest and most fashionable styles OF CioAks and
Mantilas IN every material,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
GEO. CAREY, Proprietor.
w. h, MCKENZIE. Supcrintendert
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Diseases OF the Lungs and Throat sue
eessfuy treated by E. w. NoNpEksMiTH, NJ D. oaicc 6i
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Irusscs.-rrn rsl Sc Co.'s Radical Cure
Trnsscs Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworhs Lifetime Ea
,a,o-a superior article No. Vesey street, Astor House.
opposite the church.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pce the best In the world wholesale retail the dyo
privately applied. No. Aston House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best In the
world; harmless reliable Instantaneous Sold and ap
Piled at BATCHELoEs Wig Factory, l6 Bond street
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Trusscs, Abdominal Supporters, suspcn-
sorry Bandages, Shoulder Braces DrH GLOVER 4
THORNE, No. Ann street, under Barnam's
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Have you Tried DR.. T'obius' Venetian
lniinen for sore throat Sure cure 25c Sold by drug.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUNDAY, Dec, 8, 1861.

SUNDAY, Dec. 8, 1861.
Our exports continue to amount to nearly double
our imports, ard it is well understood by Congress
that moderate revision Of the tariff, with view
to the peremptory exclusion of all articles Of
foreign manufacture not absolutely needed by the
people Of this country, would meet with public
favor. The specie movement continues inward,
though there is SO little employment for money
here that many of the bankers prefer to leave
their funds on the other side instead Of embar-
RAISING their foreign correspondents by importing
gold Our importation of dry goods is very light,
and il is evident that the manufacturers who pro-
duce staple articles this winter will be able to sell
them al handsome profit next spring. OF groce.
rics our imports are about the usual average, and
no considerable advance in prices is looked for.
The following the official tables Of the trade Of
the port for the week and since January L.
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At GURNEY'S GALLERY
Imperial Photo raris md Carries vs,e Of the ClItan
IN uniform ken ist Friday ready uriSeri T.ade
supplied on liberal terms. j. GURNEY SON,
aJl Broadway.
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Campbell, Arofhecary and Chemist, cor.
ner OF Eighth and Twentycighth street Preserp
tons compounded with Personal attendance.
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A Pure TobaCco.-Tcllow Bank Tobac.
co-Goodwn's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco from tn
pures for sale by all tobacco and segar 81 at
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Since January /. 500 sos 800 42503 1877 $3.50, $50
Last Monday the banks showed specie average
Of sill ,5o7 55s being about the same as they have
held for the last six weeks. Since then they have
paid into the Sub Treasury in gold and Treasury
notes 81 ,0O0, 900; it is not expected however. SO
heavy have been the government disbursements,
that the average will show any decrease to-mor-
row. Some OF the bankers, indeed, figure on in
crease, which OF course would be falacious. The
California receipts only just serve at present to
supply the demand for coin for Washington and
the West. Our own banks cannot be expected to
do more than hold their own until revival in
trade restores to us the gold which the war is
causing to circulate throughout the loyal section
Of The country. The bank discounts stood last Non
day at the unprecedented figure Of Sl62 100 BOP
an increase Of 81 800 92s from the week previous.
The increase was of course due to the recent fifty
million loan to government. Tomorrow it will be
safe to look for slight reduction in the discounts,
though it is understood that the contraction in
mercantile paper has ceased for the present, and
that the banks have rather increased their
mercantile discount line during the week.
The banks have now paid up 80 per cent
of the second fifty million loan to govern
ment; there remains only on that loan sum
Of So, 500 900 to be drawn for. If, IS assumed,
the Philadelphia and Boston banks have paid il
proportion to the banks of New York, the govern.
ment has already drawn out Of the banks, and used
for the war, of s95 ,0G0 600, ard it has sub
ject to, draft Of s55 900 000 which will be
haustsd in the course Of the month of January. 1t
appears, from comparison of the bank ressryes
and the SubTreasury balances at various periods,
THAI the banks have lsnt this large sum to 60
yernment without losing ton millions of c3n, and
chat, in effect, Notwithstanding the large remit.
tances of csin which have been made tc.tke West
and to Washington, the aggregate specie fund in
the three sities has not decreased mora than -four
millions Of dollars since tie middle os August last
| when tie government FIST began 60 borrow from
| the banks. This fact canaot but Ae viewed as ex
| tremely encouraging.
The week closed on an easier, money market thar
we had for some time. NJ srcante paper is sc
scarce that the brokers Gerry little Of it, excep
that which is not choiceI first class names pass
readily at sh, and paper which, till lately
was not current. except at very high rates, nov
finds purchasersat as. 1t is singular that CAPT
talists should prefer mercantile paper with thre
or four months TO run at G q 7 per cent to govern
mept paper, which can always he sold, and who
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Comm odorc wilkes,

Empire Sewing Machines.
Prices reduced. Terms accommodating go Broadway
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Hill, Inimftable Cutter OF Hair ard
Wh'skers No Barclay street. Hair Dye 90 cents black
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Ladies' Observation-Disclosures ~ SONS
SNOW White Oriental Cream mparts beautiful pearl or
tint to the complexion upon The first application Sold by
all druggists In the United States Europe and South America
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Photograph Aibums.-A Full Assert
ment for sale BY FREEMAN RYER i CO., Importers, IL
Mnid lima
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Birth.


Birth.
RyDfR.-At Fri igeport on Thursday, December g. the
wife OF A. n. Ryder OF a son.
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Ladies, Hunts Court Toilet Powder and
Bloom OF Roses have no elnal No. 2 Aston place.
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A CURIOUS BOOK,
n CITY WOMEN
VIEW OF FEMALE CHARACTER IN NEW YoRx.
ADVERTISED IN THE INDEPENDENT, AND EXPOSED
IN THE HERALD or DECEMBER Z and8.
Can be purchased for 81 Mailed free Of postage foe
81 cents, at
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SEORTINGs
E'RANcIs BUTLER. NO PECK SIZE Has Ai nf,lbis
choice Breeds stock and safe. Butter ~ Ia,tlc
Mango cure and Flea Externnator, 80 cents Ror III
Buffers ''Rrcoding Training Dts ases, &c, ~
Dogs boa rde ed trained, &c. Medicines FOR al alsses
rr,c,,r ron s.Ir-rop LESS THAN HALF IT.
value cabin boat Of about ten .S or ieeis or Jew
fall and furnished complete. WAL Tau s.r. Harian N
arr Inouire of w KYLE foot Of i2fh sre.s nA1ss "
Of L COSKLIN nth street near THIRD ASeAue.
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nJlSCELLAN EOUS.

M1SCELLANE OU3.
ATS so-DoUpLE SOLE WATER PROOF BOOTS.
"A four different kinds ut JONES', 10 and II Ann street,
A HANDSOME rRgsENT-oNE OF G1MBREDR's
II Aonoams and package OF note paper oss Roadway.
A FACT.--GENuINE IRISH wH!sKEg CAN ONLY LIE
"A had at McAuLfFE ), 43 Na,sau street
HIGHLY INTERESTING ARTICLE,
Hsrrnrp
1.-THE LAW OFFICERS or THE CROWN"
+: HON. EDWARD EVERETT.
! WILL ArrEAn IN
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
THE PRESENT WEEK.
READY TO-DAY MoNDAy) AT IL O'CLOCK.
HOLIDAY IS COMING LADIES, LADIES' La
Save Your Money, Save Your Money,
stsrs nnyns Holiday Ersssns Holiday rrsssns
liver Plated Ware Table Cutlery "a Trays rays 30
hafs o ss'fs fT rsn fans r,s wss
astns a S,'sSs Ia
OR Mat" Dso Ms grg s ,lsSo ssG sv and
buy or not 0'y EsT M AirESn fc H. most '''
al seoS ds GnslSS fss on ihsTss
The extensive assortment of first class goods In the
Remember, E. D. PASSPORTS,
The cGop,r Instin.s nsldes rn,r Of Asor La e. s.-
D. Il. L. d. L. D. b y D. b T. D. B. b D. B
LII RAlL-rAsT FREIGHT LINE.
"GovERSb.EST DESPATCH"
WASHINGTON via tarrisoure without changing cars %
rass Gs sy al me- s Of A ws a
OF Ne" 'ff,fE IF! X SSgn APPLY TO
Washington oniee 10. b.s rcnnsl lvan'n avenue.
A.. ID,
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AsArs - ><~~~~-
TH1srLE BgNEvoLEsT ASSOCIATION aTt Gs,a saAp ,
i Ohaef "e ccrTY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
THURsDAY pEcEMsEKS E H. rsG.
J. NICHOLSON. Secretary
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Imperial Photo rarls md Carries vse Of the Cltan
supplied on liberal Terms s~' j. GGR8EY Son, 1aS
aU Broadway.
Ladies, Hunts Court Toilet Powder and
Bloom OF Roses have no equal No castor place
A Pure Tobacco.-Tcliow Bank Tobnc.
coGoodwins Pure yellow Bank Tobacco, all I'M
pures, for sale by all tobacco and segar at
wholesale by Z. GOODWIN a BROTHER so9 Water street.
Ladies' Eeautifcd.-s'hulon ~ SONS
SNOW White Oriental Cream imparts beautiful pearl
rose tint to the complexion the first application )d
all druggists In the United Europe and South America
Campbell, Apofhccnry and Chemist cor
OF Eighth and Twenty street Preserir
tons compounded with care Personal attendance.
Have you Tried DR.. Vobius, Venetian
Linnent for throat Sure cure 25c Sold by all drug
6!sta
Bachelors Hair Dyc--phc Best in the
wod harmless reliable ard instantaneous Sold APP
Piled at BATcHELoE's Wig Factory ls Bond street.
pces, the the world wholesale and RETAIL and the dyo
privately applied. No Astor House.
Diseases or the Lungs and Throat sue.
Bowery.
Irusscs.-1Un rsh Sc Co.'s Radical Cure
Trnsscs Shoulder BRACES and DIR Wadsworh Uterine E.
vaora superior article. No. Nesey street, Asor House,
opposite the church.
IIill, Inirnftable Cutter of Hair ard
Whiskers No Barclay street. Hair Dye 81 cents black
hr,
Trusscs, Abdominal supporters, suspcn-
sorry Bandages, Shoulder Braces. DrH. GLOVER 4
THORNE, No. Ann street, under Barnams