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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.


N . II U &c Hal
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, BRIDAY .n. e.
October ilih, 18th, 18th and ian IA 'oADAl,
MATlNRKs,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and sATuRDAv ,,u
AT THREE O'CLOCK. AN0Ohs
ELLINGER & FOOTE'S
CoMblNATIoN WITH THE OH oopr,,,,
oUARTETrE. 'iNhATAL
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AMUsRMRNr m,,.
THE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN nF,nu. snns BLING.
EXISTENCE IN
COMMODORE FooTB
coSsasn sna', x.or Man ma 4 the wOrd the wond,
MISS ELIZA NEsTELLE
The II Fairy eaeen-the beautiful little p.p,.,.s
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS to preSa.n N sne sum Of RlF-
nouore foorE aud sister Ia Weight sre sSd ~ q o
COLONEL SMALL. '''u''
The gro' Fsm'ls Character Dancer
THE OLD CONTINENTAL ouARrrTps
W. d. FRANKLIN.
j. W. SMITH,
II. M. ROGERS.
A. W. WOODWARD
LOVE and LIBERTY. songs Of PEACE
Mrs. G. j. RUSSELL,
The celebrated Vocalist and PiAn,,
MASTER ZACK.
The talented young vlOlInlst aud Solo ouI,,,,
MASTER WILLIE,
The Youthful Prodgy-Youps Am..,..
Doors open At o'clock To eommeps. y,
Moas. 20 sentS pa ke'eTved seats 90 Cents Idm.onil lonil
9D- Special arrangements viii ha
Ana pfsSe schools BY applying the MapNsar puS'
r. A. CLARKE, Arabl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13

A QuARTERLY MEETING OF THE
IA ihuSfkks or HE POOR II New Castle Comfy
the 25ih Instant. - 80 -"
PERSONS having accounts against the Trustees will
1lse bc careful to press1t them POUH dtys bers tha
meeting to the Trustee OF Tho hundred in which they re-
sue i"r MS examination and apptoval
lumo' 9th, 'ba-,m EDW BRINGHuRsT Clerk,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13

~" una see We Lttue f0tkS.-Our readers
VIII bear in mind that Comodore Foote,
Colonel Small and Miss Eliza Nestelle will
give entertainments tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and evening at the Institute Hall,
assisted by Miss Ellenger and the Continent
a. Qqartette. It is one of the best exhibitions
that has been in our city lately, and every
body should visit the Institute during their
stay.
Water Renters Take Notise.-All persons
VINO have sold property during the present
year, must give notice in writing, at the of
nee of the Water Department, Tenth and
King streets, on or before the 3Oth day of
November, and insert in the notice the name
OF the person purchasing the property,
Otherwise they will be held liable for the rent
OF the next year. Also, all persons who
may wish to discontinue the use of the water
or any portion of it., must give notice as
above, and pay 80 for cutting off the pipes,
as no alteration will be made in any bill af
ter that date. A. PRITcHARp.
Superintendent of Water Works.
October 4th, 1s05.-2m.
Boots and Sh0es.-We invite the attention
ofour readers to the large and well selected
stock of Boots and Shoes, to be found at the
store of G. A. Stowell & Brother, southwest
corner of Third and Market streets, in this
clty. Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and Child
ren can purchase the most elegant articles,
at extremely low prices. These gentlemen
are polite and obliging to customers, and
will take pleasure in showing their stock to
such as may give them cali. oct6-tf
Hats, Caps and Trunks-0ur readers will
find an excellent assortment of Hats, Caps
and Trunks, at the store of G. A. StoWell &
Brother, South East corner of Third and
Market Streets, in this city, which they are
selling atpFices 10 suit the times Their hats
and caps are got up in the latest styles, and
finished in the best possible manner. Call
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. oct8-tf
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The Money Market.

Stapler & Wonlston, Bankers, and U. s
Loan Agents, s. L, Corner of Fifth and Market
Sis., Wilmington Del, furnished us with The
following quotations at one o'clock yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
NOTIOE.

NO II &c E.--T HE UNDER ERsIGNR
would inform the public that he has disposed OF hs
cutie interest 10 the Iron, Steel aud aeh Iardynrs
pHrn"5s m ni, Conducted under the firm of McDowe Co..
10 oIhlllp Mcdowell Tue title Of the new Arm viii IA.
man unchanged All unsettled business viii lie attend
cd to and closed by my successors.
,vu..,...-. s..- ISAAC v LLOYD.
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Income Idres.-The following table exhib.
its the amount returned as Income, and the
tax required to be paid thereon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
rENNsYLvAN1A.

PENNSYLVANIA.
In Philadelphia, the Union men elected
their entire ticket, with the exception of CITY
Commissioner, Major Weaver, the Demo.
cratic caaaa6ffdate, being elected 44A4teeieetiou
of Major Weaver should teach the leaders of
all parties, erery,ohere, that they can no long
er successfully foist men of doubtful moral
character upon the ticket, and expect the
voters to endorse their action. Morton Nc
Michael, Esq, editor of the North american
is elected Mayor by about 5000 majority
The Union majority in the city is about :, 900
The Union State ticket has been elected by
about ten thousand majority. The Unionists
will have majority in both branches of the
Legislature.
General Cox, the Union candidate for
Governor of Ohio, is elected by $4,000 ma
jority, as well as the whole Union State
ticket.
VIM. NJ. Stone, the Union candidate, is
elected Governor by 10000 majority,
NEwARK, y. j.
An election was held in Newark, New
Jersey, on Tuesday last, which resulted in
the success of the Union ticket by 300 ma,
jority, gain of ., 400 since last October.
BALTIMORE.
An election was held in Baltimore, on
Wednesday, for members of the City Coun
Gil. The Union ticket had no opposition
and polled about 1900 votes.
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REcIsTER's OFFICE,
~ NFw CASTLE cousrT,


tfn p,,-,, 80 August .2d 1866.
!onti aud Victor DUPONT Executors Of the last will and
testament Of Samu,l Fran Is DUPONT, u S n, Ists q,
oIa,hIhWne ilundied, in faid County, deceAsed il ia
UhphnLD an dftet by the Register that the Execu
nlh HofetRid give notice OF the granting OF Letters
s'lamehlary nron the Estate Of the derease with the
date Of GRANTING thereof hy ,ausiug ndvertisement 10
he posted within forty days from the date o. such Lei,
castle, riquirinp ali persons hssi .., ,,,si ,,,,
estates 10 present tho me %, ,its bv an 4 81 ~ A.
@ som, " in such case made and provided. Aud nlso
Hhr iLe sane to be Inserted within the same per lrd In
W" htHwa'e 'i''" H. ANAL aud statesman a sws spAner
& a.. ~. a iAh'' stun, aud to be continued therein
60 Given under the band aud Seal Of Once ofthe
ll Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castl.
- County aforetad, the day and year above writ
"u' X. G. FRAIM, Register.
NOTICE.
All nerssns having claims against the estate Of the
ueeased must present tho same duly AttsBted 10 ina
EseS'.rs & on Or before August 2ld 1866 or abide the
ACT oi Assembly In such made and provided
SOPHIA NJ Dup0NT1
HENRY DUPONT, SRxscutors
auga5-2m
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One two story. Brick Cottage was sold to
Hiram Cloud for 81 ,075. and the other to
John Larliin for 81 ,14O
Mr., Heald also sold at o'clock, the Stone
Mansion and seven acres of ground, on the
kennrii Tnrnnilse Union Avannn Eleventh
street and Terrace Lane in The westerly part
OF the city, to Messrs Combs and Bowers,
for $4,950
The two deers We're purchased by j. w
Sullivan, for eight dollars each.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted R r.
Robinson y Co., corner of 4th and Marker
Streets, will pay the highest market price
for compound interest notes. Seven-thirtics
sold at discount in amounts Ia suit
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WM' II. QUINN
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 15 EAST SECOND STREET.
Upper side, near Klug,)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

Ia Having been In the employ Of George Mccall Al
h Foreman and cutter, for several years, and having
A had large experience In tho business, would re-
spectfully inform his friends and the publ. that
ne mas taken the store formerly Piled by Joseph Hays
where he intends carrying on Merchant Tailoring In M
US braneeei. The undersigned would respectfully 10.
orm his friends and tho public that he has closed cut
his entire stock Of spring aud SUNNI goods and Is noE
ready ana viii oer 10 the public fresh stock Of goods
or the ia nad winter trade, conslatng Of nns black
Clothes, cAtalmeres vettlngs; also large AnOfl
ment Of hne Beaver Cloths, fancy oAstsmefsI and
Ieye. Vtstngs which he has selected ffom the bsil
stock In the market, which he will cut 10 ths lisa
yes and VIII be made equal to any Of the besl stae
lshmens In thacuntry Cent? furnishing Goods, fueh
as hne Shirts. Un1ershirts Travelling shlrte heekhsl
Collars, suspende, Pocket Handkerchief Hosiery And
All goods warranted to be what they are represented
lie hopes by sriit attention to business to merit SHARE
ofpublic patronage All orders attended to with prompt
ness. Give me call before purchasing elsewhere
The undersgned would beg leave TO returu his thlbh
TO bis friends aud the public generally flr the patronage
el,hi 20 literally bestowed upon him. aud hopes BY
s!tiet attention to business to receive eontinulnss
ihgsAnie WIN. II. QUINN
Wilmington, ept, I.-6m.
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DROCLAMATION
MAYoRfa nNptrr \

MAYORS 0rPiCr, wILNISGToS DEL
H. ut.,... i, September 9th, 1856.
u ~ ~ tttu' Vi the authority upon conferred Nv A
hrsou Ion Of The City Council o. wilmlnrt n pnssed Al
oS hsl, epember 2sth, 1856 ], joshua MARIE
HUNDRED DOLLABs 6or tho a rest and convection of
sny Ieron .r persons who may he ound committing in
'e"u arsm within the limits ofthis city.
o,,e, J. MARIs,
uu'ol IN Mayor Of Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13

The following quotations were furnished us by
r. II. Robinson Co., Bankers, corner of Fourth
aud Market streets,Eat one o'clock yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

me business Will he continued by the undertigned
under the name of J. A. liobnsun a ca m III oid ,rd
Second and Market sttee +. W
All persons indebted To- or having risi,,s ,.i,.t A.
H. Bnauy. wM X unTIi,1 si, W " M
or 1865. CIT las A RoRiNsns
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and Segar Store.
No. 10 MARKET STREET,

WILMINGTON, DBL,
Invites the attention Of his frlend d. and the public gene
rally 10 his excellent assortment Of
sEGARS,
Manufactured from the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
lie also has for sala the
REAL GENUINE MERsCHAUM PIPES,
brands Of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO. COMBS,
KNIVES, BRUSHES, Ae, &e,
Always on hand He Is practical workman and person
ally superintends the manufacture OF tho segA offered
At his establishment aud purchasers may rely upon gs
fully SELECTS continuance of the patronage Of the public
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OF this number between seven and sight th0usana
were citizens the remainder OF course beiug aliens
SCHOOL No. 1T-A CoRRsoroS- Unintentioupi injustice
was shown the female pupils Of school No. II in u
wording Of report of their literary and musical exer-
cises OF Thursday last which appeared in these columns
for Friday morning 1t should have stated that >the
nn1sr hs able ss AM
NJ Hoffman y.
ArrsnrrsD BuRGLARY.-An unsuccessful attempt .
burgaousy enter and rob the hardware estabishmDaA
OF william Russell, No. 217 Eighth avenue was made
Friday evening Of last week. Shortly after closing Ne
Of the clerks chanced 70 be passing whom hs
datey seized tho would be robber when he was savageI
turnedupon and stabbed wih knife, which caused ht
Had Il MOI been Tor bundle Of papers in the possessoa
Of the css which Partially broke the force OF the Ows
thu wound reoetyed might have been mortal
81 Psrns OAR Gcaoofs, BARCLAY Srnssr.-Betcrs
adtodrnne for the hosdzys he pupils Of the male ~
parteat II g. Pssers Day Schools Bsrclay street ek
Edward Muvany principal presented their pastor Rev.
william Quinn, with set Of brevaries, as chr'stmas
present.
LAusCa OF rm EVENING STAR. Tho large sseauabs9
Evening Star was successfully launched last Friday at
O'Clock. from tho shipyayd Of John Ensin Sc,
situated at tho foot Of Tenth street. East river The a.
mensons OF the Evening Star two hundred and dfE
feet length Of deck thirty feet width OF beam al
eleven feet depth Of hold She is sidewheei steamer
and will DO handsomely furnished, and one tho usanA
tons burden Her engines built at the Morgan IeA
Works. and nfty six inch cylinder with an eleven
feet stroke of piston, and are Of the walking beam
style The vessel Is owned by Isaac Rch of Boston,
and intended between Boston and Gardiner o.
the Kennebec river
ANSIvERsARY BATTLE or NEW ORLEANS.
pearances indicate, generally more fitting celebration
of the anniversary Of the battle of Now Orleans on the
9Th of January than has been held for several yeas
past Major General sandford has already been invited
order parade of the First idivson OF tho Nations
Guard while tho Sachems Of Old Tammany, imbued with
the spirit of former days. would appear, have signiaed
their intention OF giving dinner in the evening in COM
mcmoraloh or the day.
TRIAL TRp OF Prior BoAr-The now pilot boat A.
T. Stewart No Six, built by Mr.. E. +. Williams, to re-
place the boat George Steers lost the Jersey beach
last winter went on trial trip down the bay yesterdaV.
a number Of pilots and their friends accompanying hex.
She acted admirably aud has proved success in every
respect
CONCERT MoRRsANtA-A grand concert, under the
auspices OF Mr.. r. Gonzales the celebrated baritone,
will be given at Morrsania Hall, Tuesday evening"
December 26 Mr. Gonzales will be assisted by Misses
Nina Geary, McKenna Frederca Potter, Costello, Mra
Gonzales Messrs Gustavus Geary, Inslee. Utter and
many other artists whose names are sufficient guar
antec for the excellence Of the entertainment The pre-
gramme includes some OF the choicest gems OF foroga
aud native composers
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Collision. ON she Chcsa peake.

SINKING or THE SCHOONER KLIJAH BHkDSOr-rHh
SCHOONER LOON IN DISABLED CONDITION. ETC.
Captain Wesley Egbert late master OF the schooner
Elijah Sheldon reports that on Thursday night about
hafpast seven o'clock collision took place Chesa
pcakc bay OF Rappahannoc between his vessel and the
sseamer Carroll The schooner from Georgetown,
bound for New York and the steamer en- roae from New
York TO Baltimore The schooner was struck on the star
hoard ouarter about eight from the stern and sank
i'm abo,A ten minutes. Her crew were all rescued and
taken on the steamer TO Baltimore
aptan Esbert further reports that about halfpas one
o,ciock on FRIDAY morning the Carroll into the
schooner Loon, OF Baltimore, on Point No Point The
schooner had assorted cargo, and did not sink, but
filled with atcr and rolled Her crew wore also
rescued and taken TO Baltimore.
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TnE FENnN FUEDs.-The developments which
have taken place since the quarrels between
revealed some very queer facts in regard to
their financial operations. II appears from the
expose which has been made that very large
sum has found its way into the Tribune Asso-
citation 1t looks as though that concern had
become the bankers of the Fcnian Brotherhood,
and that the money was received on the prin-
ciple that all obtained is TO DO held, aud that
no account should be rendered, This disposi-
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Tbe weather on the Plains.

FoRr KEARNv, Dec ~, 1868
Al seven O'Clock this morning the thermometer hero
stood at twenty eight degrees below zero
Heavy snow storms have fallen on the plains lately
n ia drfted in bolows between here and the Missouri
river 10 the dcpth OF nftcen 70 twenty feet
No coaches have arrived frou A!chisoa 20, the 'aA
Two dayA
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ~. 1868.
There Is better feeling in mining stocks The sales
today the following prices ophir, $500; Cho
lar Potos, Sla0 a $1a2; Yellow Jacket, saaj $3.50
Legal tenders e7c. Coal oil, 81 12k
Cleared, ship Isaac Jcanes, Boyling, for Now York
SAN Francisco, Dec. %, 1895.
The steamer Constitution has arrived With the passsn
gcrs who left New York on the list inst Sbo ioft al
Panama tue United States steamer Cyane
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HUoRArAx-The total numbcf OF 6migrane arrives
al this port i,r the year ending November 80 1885,
one hundred aid seventy-eight thousand and threA
which number 4 n excess Of fifteen thousand over tAas
Of last year. The following table Of the arrivals fes
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The Paymaster General. Benjamin W. Brce, UnsleS
States Army has made highly interesting report on sss
transactions OF his Office for the fiscal ending juno
80 1886 He pccseuts the following tabular state
ment:-
Balance in haods OF paymasters and unissued
rcauisitions in tho treasury at the beginning
OF fiscal year July l. 1894. ..... $50 o,80s
Received from the treasury during the fiscal
wear Including unissued acquisitions IN
treasury on June 30, 1885 1871 200.o0o
Received By paymasters from other sources,
exclusive OF sums transferred among them-
-. -. -
Total TO be accounted FOR. $3.50 oba, ~
Accounted for a. follows
Distursem ents 10 the regular army. ..... 1880 rs
Disbursements to the Military Academy. 153.0Jo
Disbursements 10 the volunteers 300 's.oSs
Total disbursements. $685. 100. 900
Amount of unssued acquisitions IN the trea
sury on June 30 1896 Observation-Disclosures. s. 9O0,OOo
Balance actually in hands Of paynasers on
juno 30 1886 oos|',So"
Total saSO 0S4 941
From the above 1t will he seen that the sum actually
disbursod during the fiscal year and In process OF dis
the beginning OF the current fiscal year besides the
above sums the hands OF paymastcrs ana the unm-
sued requsons stated 900 have been dsbursoA
and distributed for disbursement making tota ekpea-
ditre OF 1924 054 048 during the last nsca year and inc
present 70 this date. . -. -.
or this large sum more than onehaf 1910, 0OO,0OVl
has been paid 10 disbanded volunteer troops nustered
out OF service From June TO Octopcr ~ iso' nns
payment made to than eight hundred thousano
officers and men--S $40 900 900 being thus cxpended
The total amount OF money disburscd by the pay az
partmont during the four years of war-frorn 9uy
1884, TO June 20, ls6s-was zss o nmv ras
sso70 600 ess than tenths Of Que por cent OK
the sum dsbursed
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IL THE ASSASSINATION or CESAR TO BE PER-
roRMEDs-The public must be surprised to
learn that Booth is 70 appear on the New
York stage the coming week. We know not
which is most worthy. of condemnation. the
heartless cupidity Of the foreign manager, who
has no sympathy with this country or the feel
ings of the American people, in bringing out
this actor at the present time, or the shocking
bad taste of tho actor himself in appearing.
VIII he appear as the assassin Of Cesar' That
would be, perhaps, the most suitable character
and the most sensational one to answer
the managers purpose. Shame upon such
indecent and reckless disregard Of pro-
priety and the sentiments of the American
peoplel Can the sinking fortunes Of this
foreign manager be sustained in no other way
than by such an indecent violation Of pro-
prietyf The blood of our martyred President
is not yet dry in the memory of the people, and
the very name Of the assassin is appalling to
the public mind; still Booth is advertised to
appear before New York audience.
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Hon Of the fund for the relief Of Ireland 6ur-
nishes very singular coincidence. We re-
member that during the excitement about Ire
land in l848 q committee was appointed to
receive subscriptions to aid in liberating that
island, and upon that committee were several
members Of this same Tribune Association.
There was some fifty thousand dollars collected
at that time. This money was not used for the
purpose for which it was raised, nor has it ever
been accounted for in any way. 1t lis somewhat
surprising, In view of these circumstances,
that the Fenians should now allow hundreds OF
thousands more to be absorbed in that quarter,
at least until an account has been rendered Of
the fund of1848. II is very clear that financial
management of that kind will never do any
thing towards iberating Ireland. We advise
all those interested In the movement to make
an immediate demand upon the 7ribune Associa-
ton for q statement under oath in regard to
the disposition made of the former fund. They
are certainly unsafe in trusting any more funds
In that quarter until that is done. The Fenian
Brotherhood should refuse to send in any more
funds, and keep ne ,ofBcisls u the Order on
short allowance. yntil this mystery is cleared
up. Ia Tie way that tho affair Is now managed
those who contrisute their funds have no
guarantee whatever that ono cent will be used
for the purpose for which il was intended, but
in all probability will 60 the same way as the
Slievegammon fund of 1848.
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GEORGE cHRIsrY's MINsTRELs.-rHr OLD SCHOOL
MlNsrRELsY BALLADS MUSICAL GEMS &C. at the Fifth
Avenue Opera House. Nos and West Twentv fourth ST.
Matinee At Two o. Clock
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MISS LUCY RUSHTON'S NEW YORK THEATRE Nos
78 and 73o Broadway.-rHE SCHOOL ron SCANDAL
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NEW NATIONAL CIRCUS. 81 and 30 Bowery.-Eouss
rRIAa 0yssAsrIc AND AcRoBArc FEArs-SLAcg TIGHr
Rors Exxac,sKs &C. Morning at 10Y; Afternoon a. ~;
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-Matinee nj IL
o'Ciock-SAn Evening-MosK-SAn ~
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs. 5s5 Broadway, opposite
Metropoitaa HoteL-ErRI0PAN SINGING, DANCING &C. =
TaD DYING BRIGAND.
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be argued before the District q Columbia Supreme Court
on Tuesday next
The stock market was nrm yesterday Gold weakened,
and closed at 145k.
Yesterday was mainly devoted 10 preparations Tor
Christmas and the art Of spending money rather than
OF making 1t. was most 10 vogue among all GLASSES.
Business pursuits except among dealers in holiday
presents, &C. hardly thought or Both foreign
and domestic produce quiet Groceries were steady
Cotton was unchanged Petroleum was dull On Change
four was quiet and unchanged Grain steady, but
rather inactive. Pork was firm. Beef YVES steady
Lard was higher Whskey was lower
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. soi Bowcry.--ssss.
ma. DAEcIrc, BuRLEsoUEs Ac.-THE DEnoSs REvRL.
Matinee at 20 O'Clock. .,,-5..,,st
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BRYANrS' MINSTRELs. Mechanics Hall. 472 Broad
way.-Dar BRYAsT's NEw STUMP SrEEcH-NgcHo c0NcALI-
~fEs. BURI. s3QUEs, &c-BLAcK EYED WILLIAM.
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TEMPLE OF MUSIC, corner of Grand and Crosby
streets.--TuR Two FAKIRs THORPE BRorHERs. Morn
lug at loS: Afternoon at 2; Evening at TX O'Clock.