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MARrIs'S NV PATENT
DRY PLssryR AND ALUN,
PtRs. SuRGrAB AND DAsP-PEOOF Ssyr..

TF8Ieut isslc1 Dec. T. IlblI
We hzv- issr- fron the following eminent scientific
f.nen. proving thor superiority over Al other
Prof. John rorey q O. :. Assay Ohce
Prof j. c. Booth Of I. :. Mint, Phisoephis.
Or. A. A. Hayes, State Aaseyef Boston.
Prof A. II. Everett. New YORK.
Prof. Chas. A. Seely New YORK.
Dr.. ID. ID. Parmelee NewIork.
Nessss 81 nm & Co. Of Scientific Amsrirs8
MAEyS 4 Co, Sol, MsuUisc'Lt.rs
no. sos Broadway, Ee.s.I CIR u
Send Tor, Circular. with tcstiEnonais
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ACADEMY az Ess,stc'
LA DAME BLANCHE.

This time.hnnorcd opera, written IN the best
.,vs Of the oldnot the oldes-french school D! 'he
great Boldieu. was produced last night INT we ma
n Az r.sl.s NJ the elegant and scientific training
hioh te Con,eryatoro Of Paris under the guidance Oh
ch.-rhini afforded half q century since. Tie WORK o.
,ha mssterhsnd is evident throughout. The overture
s on ont several generations Of pianos and organs
,nt IL Az fresh and full Of meaning as ever.
Tho principal characters were performed by Mes
DANES ,Iohannsen, Frc0erici, and Canlsse' ana ny
Nessra. Herpanns Hlbilmann. and Gref. There were
,lsneeu, rounds Of applause and cnl before the cur
,p So oapifs is the music and 50 successful ~ r..
eeniou thai II Ought TO be repeated In Pans II was
.,laved short time since for tie thousGndth time
xuusioa reputation this worth having. A statue
k,ojldieu was erected near Paris in memory OF
fhe man Of Ge,lus With such good letters Of recon-
sueDdstion we really think him worth notice here.
Che house was O fiue one, although the second tier
was not well filed But tho lower portion Of the
Academy and the third ard fourth tiers were stocked
with hearers.
On Monday night the opera Of TanHAaHs'r VIII be
played
RsGLIsH OPERA.
Njbjo's Saloon was regular crush last night
20 hear tho second performance OF Mr. Il. hs'fison
American Opera COmpany.-lt was grand success
ARRIVAL or THE RE-ENLISTED VETERANS oP
rgr 80 NKw YoRK CAVALRY, OH KEwJERsEi AND
ESD AND 18TH MASSACHUSETTS RLGmIN1s lnAsIRY
yoLUNrFGas steamer Patapso, Capt Mott and
City Of Richmond Capt Kelly, arrived ut this port yes
terdsy H. having on board the TeenliSed men OF the
konr ebovensmed Regiments belonging to Hickman
Brigade. Army Of Virginia and North Carolina These
vessels sailed from Fortress Monroe Thursday morn
ing the troops having been embarked The day previous
" Newport News. The Pa'apso few at hor mast head'
d she came INTO port the Brigade batiehag Of Gen.
Heotmsn- The troops under the command OF Col
S, u. NIX Of the Sd New.York Cavalry snd come
Some on furlougb and to recruit their ranks These
Regiments fo1ned an important part Of Burnside's
North Carolina Expedition and remained on service III
Shat department. for nearly two years. In November
last Heckmsqsi Brigsde ives transferred to Virginia
where all the troops have since been serving OnebJf
q the I'd NewYork Cavalry has resnlisted as veteran
1olunteera and the other Regiments IN nearly as lgrge
proportions The troops will return TO the field ID few
Weeks and take back It'll them sufficient number o.
secrus TO raise their regiments 70 she naxDum stand
ord
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Mercantile library. brooklyn.

WFVNtF = 'I
WIN Lecture n b.O0k VI. Ut a.. htheD~u M MONDAY
B ~ .lNG. Jar. Do. . O'Clock. Subject. The Wy q
retco" Tickets ssnts For SOC D. tA. usual pisces
Lectures.-The-e sill be ae-ies u Lecture. al tlo
ircl NJ L.o P4rsn- Oh successive WEDNESDAY EVEN.
NOS for ,syor8i Ne'ss tra prominent pnDnc question:.
aid ,y.rt, a. u wi Liberty ~ America The r, OF
IND. cosrs. viii b. ds!. yorei NEXf "WEDNESDAY ,INLA-
INC, so.arnsn. lrg a. o'clocs by EDWARD GILBERT,
.sn subset. che War Power md the Supreme Court
TO be loil9~fd by PARKER PILLsBURy, IHfODOHE
TIITON tud oih.r.
Gorcrni Society 81 Nicchnu,cs aud Trnde-men.
-. W OEhAk ef.. f-ii d-lIFaI so last ectlI" 81 "
present a. Irving Ha, Irving pbso' on fhiDAf
FNEbfNJ. 1871 inst % Of o'cl0ct subject
fgypb and tie a.scoyey - 10. source Of lns Ni1
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GOLD PFys.-The best and the cheapest at
A. MoRToss No. d Maiden lane, New-l ork
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, For Indigestion, Heart
- 4, rr,,l,',cs orl, Inv e q WILLING, and sold by
druggists generally. per box Depot NO "' 'en"e
st. gecoud rOor
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
EEJUNENATING ELIAtR.

OR, ESSENCE or LIFE.
rssP,Ksp rAos Prss y,srrsnLK ESTEsors, CONTAINING
sorBiso rJrH,0r. 10 THE so,r DELICATE.
Tho Ri 4v,ns,ns KlIIr !. The result or modern dseovs-.
a ia. vegetable kingdom being entirely and sbs,rac,
method o. cure sre.ps.w o. the old sud womou. ~.
tens.
Thi. msdea. hs. tested BY mos; eminent msicl
men Of the day and by them pronounced be Of The
greatest NEEDLES; discoveries u the
One bottle will euI, general Dsbliy.
Ai,w sos.i cnYs Mysteries In females
One bottle cures rspiisilon Of she Heart
Afsv doses restore the organs u scu,rsloD
IRON one 70 ,hres bo,tlrs ,hs nsnnss' snd fui
usor Of youth
few dose, restore ihs 'pp.iii.
Three bottles cur. the o,iupo'sncy.
lew does cure the lowspiriied.
Ons bottle restore mental power
n few dose. bring the rose 70 tie eheei
This ned. restores manly ssor 1 robust 7s'h The
poor aeb,sed voradorn and Je'r.riuE deyose OF sen
.p. pleasure.
The H,.l.s .u.ryst.d youth IT, ov,Itssscd msn Of bn
ness the victim depression, hs individual suffering
rom general DEBILITY, or isom o. sgis oTga" vii
j. lind immediate md r,rm.nen' 'eBo BY tie use Of Ills
El1iE or Esscnce Of Lie.
Pic, rer bottle, or th-r bottle, for - snd forwarded
by Erpree., 90 receipt Of money, to any 'diIr"
so.d by Al Druggist. everywhere
DIR. w. II. MEIiWIN 6 co.,
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d.f8j News for the U1sorsuosfs'
TnE LosG SOUGHT Poa
DISCOVERED At LAST.
CfiEROkIE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECrIoNl

CHEROKEE INJECrONl
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS. BARRs and LEAVES.
CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diureiic, cUres
all diseases Of the Urinary Organs such nconnence Of he
Urine Inflammation Of n. Bladder Inflammation Of tie Kid
neya Stone In the Bladder Structure Gravel and especially
recommended In those Feinae, whors oil the Old
nau,eous n ejicne. have failed
Is prepared in highly concentrated FORM the dose OILY
being from two easpooufsl, three time, per day.
1t il ddrelic and alternative in IL, action purifying and
cleansing The blood causing o~ in it. original purity
and vigor; thus removing from the system all pernicous
cause. winch have induced disease.
CHEROKEE INFECTIONS intended s, an ally or assist
ant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, and should be used ia
conjunction with that medicine In s Of Fluor dus
URci. Its effects are heaiing sooiag and demp.eerf;
removing all s.ans heat ehordee and pain instead of tho
burning and almost uuendurabe pain that experienced with
nearly all the cheap qpadl Injections.
BY the use OF the CHEROKEE REMEDY aud CHER0.
REE INJECTION-the two medicines at the Same tune
all improper discharges removed and the weakened
are speedily restored to full vigor and strength.
For full particulars get our pamphlet irom any drug store IN
The country. write and wiz mail free TO any address
. fun treaties.
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bottle, or three
bottles for 80.
Price CHEROKEE INJECTION. 4, per bottle. or shre'
bottle. for 81.
Sent by Erpres, to any sddres on receipt of ptco.
Sold by s druggists everywhere
DIR. w. X. MERWIN e Co.
SOLE PRoPRIETORs.
No. 81 LIbertyst New YcrS.
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CHRONIC CATABEH CURED
hLhD.

MID.
NEg-i0RE. March ~ hes.
Ills i, 10 certify, ula' have suffered aoH very severe
CHRONIC CATABEfI with dull hes mess IN the mead.
Eel. iy CON pie,y stopped up sccopsud u. continual
Of tho throat tie chilli stealing over with occs
.oua bot aash.s ea, tstnsss Of tho cheat srd pain
uiuch ha every though,it We e"n'anPon Having
heard Of he great cures performed By d. Won Eseubes
eon,olod hi With but lite. hog- Of am happy
O. DO enabled To sdd ny teosi 90 lhe great humble. al
ready m tie Doc.o poesso rs to his scientific sud sue
ces.ll mod. Of tr,a.4eu. Ia. has shown n ny that
ski ans knowledge which have procured oF ii srest
reputation ei 10 entirely restored to perfect hes that
DO most sincerely recommend all suaesef from CHRONIC
CATABRIl aud SORE THROAT to apply d once TO Dr.
yoD Eiienbsls with certainty Of bens cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No. -, tonrth-.t.
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Oeiuutcenf.
This entirely Soup Is beyond all comparison the beat
compound yet offered Tor
CIfkPPED Or TENDER HANDS, - 1870,
THE NURSERY, AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured only b..
y. G.. HUTL'S son, No. - PARK ROW N Y
Who also osr, upward of 100 varieties Of Toilet and Staple
Soap. and c~G-s ts 's by "e' ~ rs'geca'e a'i'S's
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The Prruy,"n Syrup
TuE PERUVIAN sYEUf

sapplie' TIE Blood with IL Vital Principle, "
Lilo Element, IRON,
lnlus strength end ggor Into ell pats Il the system.
Dor DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY ard FEMALE WEAK
MISSES ?, j. Specific. ftmphe iice
Depo,. No lel Broadway. j. Y. DISsMOBE.
fsr a.. ..v al Drurafsft.
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Mercantile Library

f'i vic ~ 81 Dflfr..i
Mercantile Iibrary
ASSOCIATION.
Esfor-rsoe and 9. Lil,sr' ,-sf.
Iht LIBRARY now gQrfsirf 0ger - uHn fo'uJles -Four
itousaDo hOo,s hgve he-a added within tho pest
ious, md q. increase from the nemh0rs sni
Other tonrces enables the demand work, to be fnet o.
"a extent hitherto uueqraii Irnbcrs desng any
not On s shelves 60 eagc ordsr Tor the
81 ". Lbary - TIE plrce made of oil from such
applications.
ThE hEADlNo-bOOM & unsurpassed for the number
nd Versty d IT, Magazines aud Nswspspegs and its s.
rated Journals Don estic and Foregn and de aud
value Of t WORKS Of hcoreuce Constant attention paid ~
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TERMS:
Merchant clerks ~ Limitation fee 50 gem. sru1s 8s
81 oiisl, including Isdic, g. year
e oPth PAY AMP EVENING "a
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No. l3t ALIrS.s1., H.w-iosx, Feb. Q, lsJs
have been completely desfin ear and partially 80 IN
Tho o.isr for shove seventeen years, with dsagrcrbe di'
.h,rs. froIa moth ,r. combined with continual ruoiins
noise "a T. head for which hlgo been uee,ea By n9'l
eminent pq,c'itionsf h She cy without The slightest relief
Icon-ted d. Won Eisesb.sg bat nus! esndiy say thr
lad no faith In hI success wsa did l therefore due
a. d.. Won Ei.,uhoryto esnoa edge that entirely cured
also ..i lie displayed that sk sud knowledge which have
Tor him such unvsod reputation "A have had
"a opportunity Of comparing A mode of sfcl;lneu' with thu
Of others can truly state That q no, only superior but
Gle principles which direct d.. mode o restoring the hesrng
aI. iu ny opinion celssli4 JOHN TAYLOR.
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Desf,sss, impaired sight,
NOISES IN TBE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CArARRa.
CATARRH or THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION Or THE
EUSTACmAN TUBE.
CURED.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and avery disease Of Tho Eye and Ear requiring ,sr medical
orsursici aid sen5eito
BY
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author o. Surgical AID Practical ob.svson' on tho Dis
eases of.he Ear. with his Mode Of freshmen
no SIG BROADWAY, NEAR ELEyENrH-sE
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE or TIE MOST RESPECTABLE GILL
ZFNs or NETWORK.
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Uarrhaif's
PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
Tho nloss populag Remedy ettuii
For Ashrs, Hronchiti tonsh', toii.
1ickius or Soreness Of the Throat
Are very p esia and "hcctus.
Nt8ly put up la sliding cssts,
enieut tOr ths POCKET.
sold ri u and - cents per bps,
Nv dealers in mrdcints ueraiy, .
Prepared only by TliOs. =. MARSHALL, Trenton, NJ,
New. ,ora Agency nj nELMBOLDS DRt6 AND CHEM
ICAl. WAREHOUSE. No. .9s Broadway
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Tiis csrlfsi Tia. ny motief ha1 been for some im'
s.s r.ed with ynrsi. uaelus iani pain and rum
n. noises IA se head together with other Indication. % b
total los Of hearing d.. Won LhenbeTs removed from hos
sss sa, quantity % matter together with cossusot blood
relieving .,sutsneouay and all without psa II with
arrtss thanks ust ~. this testimony 20 bis skill
CARBOI.D j. POST NJ. 10 solta-,L
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:. sanitary Esir.o

Fsom this ds,e Gsnpary IS 1850 until the close Of ths
gres Esrs be held in Newyo aud Brooklyn viii gvs
Of The above sirs follows viz; One boz Zoo ibs
Of best for every boxes c m lbs each cold -
families Price lolc per b. $50 50 per box Of 100 b~
Every may thus do something in this and xohoos
work Of sustaining and comforting sck and wounded VOL
dsT. Send your order. ny Office No 10 Washington -
giving and residence aud The Soap viii BE- delivered n
yolf residence N Hea.fork, Brooklyn. Wilau,bosh
Jersey City Tree Of cypress chagcyou paying $40 20 %
delivery % the soap aen you order that you do
reading this notice and vii credit lbs sosp
OF tho sDos. Ferss sirs 400 lbs. or box) rs
every Ten boxes sold IS sb0ve.
Orders received IRON Brooklyn md Long Island viii ~
doBs.lg boz in ten q the Brooklyn air. AN
others - the New 0rk air.
Persoas ordering who do i've 10 either tho above
named -four cities vii. send $40 - by mall and VIII
de. the soap free ofoef., on board such steamboat ~
rsiiTosd u' they psy direct,
II. II RABBITT.
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CHEROKEE PILLS.
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESERNEE.
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For th, Removal Of Oosiguctons. and Ia. Insurance
OF Es.slariiy In the Recurrence Of tho
Mout1x p.Ff.ds


Monthly Period
1l.v r. o. obvia. thos, Diseases tha' sprIng
from ire.lafy by removing the Inequality ii'eif
They cure Suppressed Excessive and rsiuu Monstuston
Tb.y cur. Cr.on Sickness (Ch,crodsl
T,y cur, Noryois ,rd srnsl Affection rar' IN The back
f lowe. pt, o. he body, iI,svues- Fatigue on slight AZ
.r,on Palpaton OF the Heart Lown.s' Of sp.iis nS'fa
Sex esdsch, Giddiue's. etc. In word, by removing
,le rrrc.uriy they tie and with Il al ID. 81
iee that spring rom a.
composed o. .mpl. vegetable esilet they contain nothing
e.,gou- 20 any constitution however dolcsieheir nue-
ton being to substitute airengh To- easuess, which, wien
properly used. they mover ld to d.
All Letters seeking Information advice vii be promptly
ne aud d..csoetly answered.
Full direction. accompany zach bor
rriee + Il per box or .iE boles FOX 81
Sent by mail free Of postage. recclp Of pJ-s
sold by all respectable Druggists
DIR. w. X. MERWIN a CO.,
SOLE PRoPEIETORs.
No. 80 Liberty-..., Eew.icri
Sold. Whole,as sad Retail, 10y ID. $. BARNES Co., No
zoo Pfottxsy, n 7.
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M, wi.,,r'. Hsisnm oil wild Cherry.
pp WI-rAns BAisAM on WILD ChhHhi,
DE WisTAhs BALsAM OF WILD ChEhh1'
M MlsrAR.s BALSAM or WILD CHERRY,
IN MIsTAgS BALSAM OF WILD ClEkhl'
pE WIsIARs bAI.sAM on WILD CHERRY,
ONE Or THE OLDEST
AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
N Tip WORLD FOR -
COUGHS COLDS nOARSENEss, BRONCHITIS,
and all diseases O. Che THROAT. LUNGS and CHEST.
doe, not dry Up cough snd leave Oh. seeds OF conslm
ion ir system bu. loo,>ns !. ccascs 'o lungs Of gu
impurities.
for sai. hy
J. p plvsMOnE. No i0i hroadwsy, New.fork.
: " FOWLE & 90. No ~ Tre.aon'-ss. Boston
And BY Al Druggists.
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soldiers. Aurptics:


N.s
VOICE FROM Tag PoTosAo.
E-.a III. following letter just received this noruln. ~ Prof
HOLLOWAY No. 80 m,idsn.i,n- Sr~.Yoti.
Carr s,,R cuIrarPsH We. Nov. Is, isds
ThyAa, HoloSoy yg
Ds,x SIN. Pl-,,- send IA, your yusb., Pills los
which you will aud money nco'e1 Soldiers who have med
tlem -, they sre just the thing i'ru~
Ihsr, been in the service now over f'sn mgu,a sga A've
h.d ~ siesne.. except Diaries. snd Ssa to hav, yoi
lasdieins by o,s IN case ofneed
Yours vih respect,
ANTHONY oGDSN.
ccuy.n, u, ssih Michigan Regiment, 1t brissae Ii d.
yi.ion I'd Amy Corp. Army OF the Po.omse.
L., d. rs.d.t =. 70 The ne,r-.. dus.,oss AL ro'ch,s
boros
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
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Henrie's kakaline.
FOR THE HART
FOR THE HART
Prepsr ID from tho Bark, Root and Flower kths
PERSIAN PLANT.
u IL i.
gipham's Hair Dye.

ONLY 30 CENTS A BOX.
Graz, red or tsxen Hair be changed in few sooonl&
60 nl,ur,i Black Brown by using UPHAMS LIQUID
HAIR 6YR The be, and cheapest in the world Zach boz o.
UPHAnS HAIg DYE IL Warranted to couisin moro thse
others sell for OIL Tyit will not igjure The CLOS Of IN
most delicate hair Sold BY j. j. KRONER No. 400 Ches'
ni st. Philadelphia and by all respectable Druggists in ~
United s.sies and British Provinces. Ask for "UPHAhS
HAIR DYE" and take no ohsr New-iork Agency; HELnR
soLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE: NJ =
Broadway q. ~ z sFi ~
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Njbjo's Saloon was Il regular crush last night
60 hear tho second performance Of Mr. Il. hs'fison
American Opera Company-lt was grand success
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II. II. BABBITT,
Geld wa,cney for Ladies and Genliemss.-Fetf
Dir,ooud tslDus.-'

Sen.e,nsn Two -Four, Five. 90, Eight Tea Twelve a
soufta.n Dol IS .-ch some o. oh Vstutsd 10 ~
Tor Ten ,e4.s For s,- 0s ESQ. G. ALLnS No. +S Bros
way. OIL. Coo below Cstals'-
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fAGyeItisement-l
DR. TALBOT's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PINEAPPLE CIDER
PINEAPPLE CIDER

i PrIvESrrys Of sicKsE.s-rhe experience h,s
NJ Talbot had for the last Twenty i've years, con
vuces lin thai time the pubic had article offered
that VII prevent sickness The Article offered Is Dr T1-
bots Medcated Pineapple Cider designed Tor all classes
Old and young 1t . not 70 the Doctor, but en-
trely new TO the public One quart bottle will last
well person one year. This Is rather mode OF doc
oring nevertheless will millions nom beng sies
si better three dollars to keep from being sick
than pay twenty dollars doctor bs and as much
70. the loss Of time and thno Convenience Of being scs
70 prevent sickness follows; Add teafpoonia OF
ssdcaed Pnea ppe Cider to tumb Ter OF cold waer ana
drink the first thing after you rise in the morning and the
before night IL will increase the strength.
and give vgo and action to the system celebrated New
York merchant who has made thoIou gh trial Of the Pine
apple Cider DR. Talbot that lie gained teIspounds OF
ncsh IN month AZ the int s Tie continues ts nsc 80
above directed and find IL benehcis says has poyeo
an entire preventive sckurss N his Also another
weknown ntleman In New 0rs has used the MetcaeG
Cider constantly years. and has been sizes day
durDg that time.
Price PEI bottle, ION qusr For sale everywhere Sent
free BY express recript OF price.
Al orders should be ado TO
u. Z. BASBirr.
Sole Agent
Nsi e., s3 6s, c. 6s, 20. y snt "A wsshins,on't.
Neu-loft-
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Cod is not strong, and, under tho effect Of the
election. Is not so great favortc with spectators
FOX an advance. The opening rate was 2i3 adyanc-
ing to PAS, followed By a sudden fl 20 go. From
this the market rallied to 2ilI and closed at 2+li
Stocks ore fcycdsh, Gll spectators f1g az ad-
vance not disposed 20 move with yigor IN fancies.
United States stocks on the other hand are strong,
and in demand by small as We'll as large investors.
The impression gains ground that no more gold
bearing stock viii be issued, which Will make that
now outstanding Preferred STOCK" Certificates
are higher and in demand. A. current rates they
pays q larger and surr income than railway shares,
ard are moro desirable 50 far as conyeTublty into
cash is concerned. keilwly shares are heavy, and
bulls who bough, 10 supply tho public, are steadily
reducing their lincs in tho face OF an caiy money
market. There is 10 outside buying Of importance,
and the market is wholly in possession of the
brokors-8nd dangerous At tie SecoId Board
there vas recovery from The low street rates but
there was no strong buying. Enc wac freely offered
at 1917 lG2; Michigan Southern fell to ~ a74i
For guaranteed Southern there is steady inquiry.
Money is easy on o,ll, and at Per cent stock
houses have more than than they con use Tho e.
focis Of the election begin to be conpr,hended by
capitalists and spectators alike. Tho Primer SEQ
that the Government, with its new lease Of power
will abandon the dangerous policy Of manuilctur-
ing due-bills called money and resort TO loans and
thorough taxation 10 end the Rebellion. The mo-
ment tho Government returns TO sound financial
policy ard Ike rich and solvent indiy dual sells
obligations their value in open market money will
rapidly increase IN value, and all commodities and
fixed property 60 down. i bank balance, or money,
will thus become daily more desirable instead Of
steadily decreasing in value, the case, while
the volume of money vas steadily augmented by the
Government. !, is this anticipation OF reform in
the finances which makes money easy on call. Its
owners mean to inyes; it when its buying power is
greater, III will he when the Treasury buys money
1t is this anticipation which alarms spectators for
an advance. They now comprehend that the for
tunes made in the past three year, were no. the re-
suit Of their forecast They simply bought a,
price governed by given amount OF currency, and
are made rich by tho addition OF millions per day
Of paper money, which, like balloon, raised oil
market values with il. The necessities Of the Gov
eminent dcmanGcI the continuance Of this pol
icy until prices were so inflated that al business
became gambling, labor was deprived of its fair
reward, and the expenses of the Rebellion swelled
10 an alarming amount. All these errors OF
finance are to be changed, and tho sooner thissct
10 realized by business lien and Spectators, tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12

Jacques Jasmin, the famous Gascon poet, died
recently at Agen, lis native town. aged sxty-si1. His
grandfather was a beggar, his father huinp-backed
tailor. priest educated him, but destiny made him
barber; and on a bright blue flag bordered with gold
an crossing the street the of tie Prone
nsde du Grayier at Agen, might be read the words
"Jasmn, coiffeur." Ills hsirdresser, whose poecal
yeetatons were worth all the talk Of the whole Of his
fraternity. who refused to perform the usual du
ties Of his trade and never denied his humble origin
received, in his time, laurel Of gold from St
Ciemence lsaure Toulouse; golden cup from Auch
gold watch. chain, and seals from Louis Philippe an
emerald ring once worn by the Kings lamented heir
the Duke Of Orleans; and personal compliments from
high and low. In 1870 Jasmn went 20 Paris 20 recito
his poems and be obtained-it is understood through
the late Duchess of Crleans-s pension Of thousand
francs nom ~ de Sslyandy then Minister Of the In.
terror. He also received shortly aferward the Cross
Of the Legion Of Honor but declined to accent any
employment which would take him avay nom
his Sweet Soath.' and his hsrdressing bust
ness. He Travelled nom town to town Of the
South rcciting his poetry Ike ancient troubadour
IL am indeed troubadour." he once said in the limo
senoe Of his heart but far beyond them all they
were but beginners; they never composed poem Ike
NY 'Fraucouneto. Jasnin was a great reciter-an
iovisatore ofpsssionats gestures ard extraordinary
rsy Of eaure-and evidence Of his talents in this re.
srect is afforded in very interesting account which
given Of an interview with him in tho Beam and
tho Pyrcnees Of Mss Costello who in that work. gave
English versions Of several Of his poems. "I
cu1sd Of vanity Lie eIelaued ol the ccesfoD VI this