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oss OF the leading arguments employ oil by the
political friends Of Mr.. RoBElTs in tho lats num-
eipal canvass was this That II their fsvorlis
were elected. the Legislature, being OF the same
political faith, could be induced 70 extend tie
functions Of the Mayor and 70 remove the rsstrle-
tons which now greatly circumseribe the powers
Of that oaieer. Tho Mayor Of New York formerly
hsd VIDE range u power In the city government,
and n the friends OF Mr.. RoBERTs were sincere In
thar late expressions in favor OF municipal re-
form, why can they not use their influence with
tho Legislature In order 10 return this power,
and thus strengthen tho hands Of tue
Mayor elect Judge noTTnAs was sl.ct-
cd as . reform officer, and no ody doubts either
his desire or his ability 70 improve the city gov
srnment but the legislative restrictions arc such
that he will not be able 70 accomplish the amoun,
OF good that he might do Under other circumstan.
oss. Tho Legislature will convene in few DAYS
and the people, who arc now suffering municipal
Ills and dreading danger next Spring, would Ike
10 soc the Influential friends of Mr.. RonxRrs make
good their professions OF desire for reform. They
undoubtedly have influence with the Legislature,
add they might DO insrume nt.l in facilitating The
good work. Lot them now show that their late
arguments In favor Of Mr.. RonEars wers not sim.
ply shallow and dishonest pretsxi 70 obtain
votss.
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S~s York, Monday, Dee. IL. 8 p. MA compari.
son Of tho latest quotations Of the Stock market to-
day With those Of Saturday, shov but . fractional
change In prces-soms sorts being higher and others
lower. Governments are again rather stronger, un-
der steady demand for investment. Tho New York
Stock Exchange had call OF stocks at one o'clock at
which the public were allowed to deal. This Is
merely an experiment. The money market was easy
TO day At per cent. on call, with only a moderate
demand from the stock brokers. Gold opened at
la. and closed at li4.. Tho bank statement thi.
week, Is favorable, showing an increase Of s95G,Ojs
in deposits, and decrease Of tl,Sss5OO In loans.
The legal tender line is up $50 52. on Change to-
day Flour wi. dull, unsetted and loo. 2Oc lon or.
Wheat vn dull, and lc a &c, lover for common
Corn VA dull and declining. Oan were dull and
lower. Polk opened hrmer and eosed heavy. Beef
was steady. Lard Ses fruer wuiskey ~ dull
and UNCHANGED
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No southern Jourb,l eSoellsi ne Richmond Tf'
ssf-g in ssrnssi sn1 prs spnt aiv1 acy ~ 80
os.sos none s1usrsI u Ia vitupsfsh a and
fnallgn,ni slriss ~ he North during the var
and .. infer nom us hra number n is rsIssrs,
which h. jus, sppesrei. ihs II oil IN fuiurs al.
low Mons W sIrps. II In dlgs1, tanning u ne
anbers n fsbsllon. In long sruols upon No pre-.
sent h,uston Of sr.Ln be,v,on ihs Hyfth ADD We
South. The EsAUssa hus fidleu ., the idss ~ iu.
tufs fratsrnity between The two s.ctionssnd shors
that slavery and secession both 'thli livsi"
Say nothing more ,bou, II, and ~ good frisndsi
81 N our hlDody debste hsd been nufssry iAr-el,
and A. 81 could get up " shake hands niih Can.
These hlugs and many more ~ Mo same u,
Ns SUN will porsrsutly refuse 70 do. Slavery
10 dead, but The principle on which slavery rss,od
tho comm 1D-sonse Wow 81 humsn nature, Ia no,
dead. 4 .c,s.ion 10 doad-but how far ~. ssson
was an Instrument Tor ssserting principle, bor
far II vas ue principle itself iu The minds ~ Ma
s9u. peoples Isl question which may admit
VI discussion"
Well H,hs southern people prefer 10 spurn N.
f1sndship o. th. North 40 treat III. latter 40 the
Cain q The late civ war, and 70 cling W tho pin
cips that slavery and secession both livs IN the
affections OF the southern people, .ho North will o.
eourSs 10 obliged W 20, along as II host can bit
In that casa We hops the " unrsoons,ruct'd' will
not 10 At loss 70 .ceouni for slighi drawbacks In
the way Of Ardily restored state rights.
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Tho Cattle Plague I'm England.

Tvs English spers report that We Cattle plague
In that country is rapidly spreading. The London
inns OF the 25th ult., states tha, over twenty
eve thousand cattle bad been stacked by tho
epidemic, one half o. which cases had occur cd
within ihs mouth preceding that date. No sffcc.
tusl remedy has yei been discovered ethor for
the prevention or tho cure OF the disease. Numsr-
Gus experiments have boon and arc still being
tried. but they fail 70 stop the ravsges Of the
plague, and ,hs prospect IL anything but encour-
aging 70 the lovers Of beef The prices Of beef
have slresdy advanced 70 such degroc, as q con-
sequence Of tho plague, that they compare very
fsvorabiy with tie e1tor.ion and initiation
prices that rule in New York. But tho
probability 10 tbs. beef will soon 30 unstttin,ble
in England At any price. The Government has
prohibited the importation Of cattle, aud s all tho
ns,ivs stock 10 in great danger, the chances are
tina. joins BULL will soon be obliged 10 turn vege.
tAran. In this connection We observe that = reso
luton was offered by Mr.. WENTWORTH, OF Illinois
which provides for the pTohibiuon Of cattle npor-
alton 10 this country, u . preventive measure
against the introduction Of The plague. As the
disease was introduced into England by imported
cattle, there 10 good reason 70 .pprehend that II
may slso be trough! hither In the same WAY, and
hence 10 would undoubtedly be we'll 10 interdict
Tho importation OF cattle until the subsdencs Of
the plague In England.
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CoZiNE-fa Broosiyn. lee. 18th, Annie y. Klns,-
land, vile Of Gaffet toE'ne 10 tho iI1h year Of her
Tho reia'ive. and friend, of the family srs invited
N attend the iunerrl iron nor late fc'idonce, In
I'M 351
HARRtGtS-on Monday, n-e II. John g. c.
ilsrtitnn, elde.t 'on Of John and Suean HAfHsAn,
aaei II vesrs, months aud 10 DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited 70 si,cnd ,hs funeral iro1n the
day Afternoon Dec. 10, at o'clock. 2Ol
GiEALY-On Dec 10Th, John He.ly. .on Of limo
thy and Ann iieay, aged year snd 10 months.
O'Clock, at l79 Elizabeth st. NY. la
JoNEs-A.2 \. NJ, on sunday, Dec. H. amer a
long and palnful ilncss, Serge nj VIM Jones' Of the
26ln Pfccinc, Police. aged 20 years.
The funeral will take psoe from his late residence
o, W. 4oh ST." o'clock to-day to which bis friend.
EAsrESDIFgK-In BROOKLYN on Dec 10th, .fer
q short illness ct inflammation Of the LUNGS Helena
nofothea k1tendierk. daughter Of 5. ID. Hasten
The friend, and aoqu,lntancc- Of the family are re-
'p'rtiully invited TO attend the funeral, from his
neon, dec. AZ, at = o'clock. Tho romains will be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery. 2I2
McaAHoN-On sunday, Dec. 10 at IL O'Clock, A.
NJ, MARY McMshon, AGED 20 years.
The friends and acIualntances Of tho family, and
jeremiah Mcmahon. are respectfully invited TO At
cor S5fh It, and 1iih ave on "wednesday, Dec lS
at f. o'clock Her remains will be taken to Calvary
Cemetery. We,teTn pAperb ease copy. 1879
OTTEN-On Monday morning, Dee. 18th, 1865
Sophia X. n. eldest daughter Of Anton and CAtha-
nne Often. aged yesIs, months and Is days.
The friends Of tho family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late re.dence SJ3
Wellington ct, cor. noralo, this Tuesday afternoon,
| a, o'clock. Us
QJINN-On Monday morning, at O'Clock, James
sou Of James and CathArino Quinn, aged years aud
20 DAYS.
The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon,
Dec 10 At II O'Clock, rom the residence OF bis pa-
rents, 18th ave, bet. 46th and iIth sis. Is
SIIELDS-At Hunters Point on Sunday, Doc.
10, Of consumption, iionry shields, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends OF tho family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral. from his late
dence West ave, bet. 4th and 9th riS, Hunters
Point, this Tuesday afternoon, ct IL O'Clock. llO
sTAPLErOS-On Dec 10Th, Thomas Staple,on
aged ~ yelfs 10 months Gud 10 dnyI, the beloved
| sou OF William and Margaret Stapleton
The relatives and fri nds Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, this TueadAy
sternoou, Dec ~ ate o'clock. IFS
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haIher DanHerouS.

TnI eolored people Sosm inclined to take .c,ou
theuiSev es for tie promotion Of their peculiar IN.
sfs'' In Boston, they recently held = con,sn.
uon and 'elec'eds dslesss TO represen, them in
lhs LOBBY " Washington during the present SEES
Aon OF Congress, Ten thousand dollars was raised
70 dsray the expenses OF his mission. and no IL
expected " urge the interests OF his race upon
Members Of Congress personally. In Ohio and
In LOUISIANA hs colorsd people have taken the
same scuon' and movement is now on foo, in
this s'sls Tor 'h' same Iurpose. the negroes arc
now 70 be recognised asst political element in the
country, We see no 70. Wy Why ,hsy should mol
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CrocodiIes and Nfoukeya
From Henri Mershors travels In Indo-Chins We
select the following paragraph:

From Henri Mershors travels In Indo- China we
select the following paragraph;
Crocodiles arc more numerous In the river a,
Psknam vem than In that Of Chsntnboun I con.
tnuAlly Jaw them throw themselves from the
banks into the water and IL has frequently hap.
pened that careless fishers, or persons who have
imprudonty fallon asleep on tho shore, have TO-
come their prey,or have Afterwards died OF wound.
inflicted by them. This latter has happened twice
during my stay here. II 10 anus NJ, however
for ono 10 interested in o. serving the habits Of ami
mails all over lhe World--to sec the manner in
which these creatures catch the apes, which some
tunes take fancy to play with them Close to
ths bank Les the crocodile, his lody in water, aud
only HIS capacious mouth above the surface ready
to seize anything that may come niIhin reach. A
troop of spes catch sight ohm, seem 10 consult to-
gother, spproach little by ltle, and commence the r
holics, by turns actors and spectators O4o Of Me
most acnvc or most iIni prudent jun ps from ranch
10 branch, Ill within . respectable distance III
nom tho crocodile, when, hAngi by ono claw,
and with The doIterlty peculiar to these anlmas,
he advances and retireA now givns his nemy a
blow with his paw, a. another umc ouly pretend
ing 10 DO So Tho otIsr apes, enjoying inc fun,
tY. emily wishing to take part in u but the oth er
branches being zoo hisn, taey form sort Of cham
BY laying hold II each 9th RS paws, aud thu.
swing backward aud forward while any Of them
who comes within reach of the crocodile torments
him 10 tue bost of his abiity. Sometimes the ter.
ribls jaws suddenly cl &c, bui not upon the Auia
cous ape, who just escapes; tnen there are cries
Of sxultaton from his torinentors, who gamuol
about JOINTLY. Occasionally, however, the claw
10 trapped, and the victim dragged with the RAPID
Ivy Of lightning beneath the water, when ths
whole troop dsperse, groaning and shr eking. The
misAdVentdie does not, however, prevent their
RECOMMENDING tho game fsw days siterward.
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Tns people were somewhat diIapponiei In no,
finding something explicit in the Presidents Mes.
aags relative TO the Mexican o. s,on, but IL pro-
oaols Mat they will now soon roceivs, throus h
Congress- an official indication Of the policy OF the
Government upon that subject. A resolution wa.
introduced yesterday in the House Of represents.
ives by Mr. souEsoK, Chairman Of the Comrni,,os
on Military Affairs which dscislms ay.ins,
we attempt 70 established . monarchy IN
Mexico and requests the Presidsn, 10 tax.
'ueh Steps 4" will vindic.ts the American
pohey and protect tho homer and Interests Of III.
oh'sd states resolution was also submitted in
me senate calling rpon the p sdent to furnish
'hS' body with to fac. concerning our present
relations with Mexico. |. 10 evident rom ,hos.
facts that Cons'es, Intends ~ ,.ss esrly .eu.n
OF some kind, upon this up-of,.n, A., ,ecL and
IRON the well known 'enuu,u.s G. ..s,s mum.
Der Of its nasmbsrA there is NO dc. ,,.l Il. AZ.
uon VIII not DO vary ALs!. .ory b. q. u.urpe,
MAMMALIAN,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ClTY OF NEW YORK, DEPART MENT OF
~ Finance, Bureau Of the Receiver Of raxes-New
CourI house, Park, Nov. 4th, 1860 To Tax Payers
Notice IL hereby gwen that one per cent. sil he
added on the let Of December ali Taxes Tena ming
unpa!d an additional one per cent. will be aided on
the 10 n of said month Of December. On all Taxes
remaining unpaid the LIST OF January interest," az
the rae OF twelve per cent. per annuu, calculated
ron the day the books received by the Receiver
OF Iaxes No money will DO received after O'clock
MlRPliY, Receiver. as
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE. - THE PLASTERERS or
1 brooANn, 1t regular ne uu., Wrdnes t.,,
evening" Dec D. lS6b, passed the io.o.ln tas
unanimousn ResoNel, lht, on and sfar ION
second Monday in March, ls66 vS The Ta.efer,' Of
done B. TIns'Steis' ElIW ARD n',liips hpi that
fres. p. J. ELSh, Rec. sec. siS
THE OPERATIVE PLASTERERS VIII
l. hold their regular weekly melting a, tholr nj
cor, OF $50 81. anu ave, on 'lA lutsda" eysnins
business OF importance TO be bToggbt iorwprd
Committee on Ball wish the Hsmbers wouId come me
forward and procure their tietss 10 time Tor II
:, 4. AcDkKNoTT, P1s'L IHJs, DILloS' Ree
Sec. ia
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hsvs pl.ss Ia The lobby for m. sd-snesnsn, q
desired me'spfe. The only bod GESTURE .. ses In
NJ. MISTER "a ma hey hsvs o. early scqufsd =
psnehant Tor he corrupt sppiisnos. n N. lobby,
~ viii pro ably no, b. long before msy broom. -
tel - The whis lobbyists Who ipf,- The passages
W the halls Of Congress The tendency Il, there
FORE, psfnioious
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CASH AND BLIND MAKERS-A MASS
~ Meeting Of the Sash and Blind Maker. will be
held on TUESDAY evening Dec. 18th, at 1871 Bowery,
At y O'clock, to tAke into considerat ton the Eisht
Hour question. RICHARD HAMILTON, PrcsL
BENZ. l.. BALL Sec. 1876
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
Il the Boot and Shoe Cutters will take place IN the
usual place, this evening, at ~ o'clock. 50
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NO1ICF-A MEETING OF 40. 10 A. o.
hileruians wi, @ held At st. Charles Han, bet
4'st aud A. sts S h ayoaue, on Tuesday tyeaint,
dec. Eth, Os O'Clock. fuuctual attendance IL re-
quested 'p.cinly those va arrears b. order Of
MILAN MoGOWAN PIeL JAS. MAGINNIS,
Secretary. 26S
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vs. ~ouN .s.ln remind orr sdvefilfns patrons
shs, thsif vors iii b. "too late Tor ea''he''i'n
snle.s handed In ~ or counter be'oTs min. ool2-s
wa kesn ~, pbestlon ono orsn fof the fefepilps
~ s5,sf,i.stasnts anil ~ 0choh p. NJ but do no'
1lssslf, thsm after nins sclort.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE MEM
"A bers Of the B1tlsh Providcnt Association viii
be held a. the star liotl, state a., " Y, on Sat
m,kng rules, by-law. &c. By order Of The Com.
nittee. JAMES BtKiEsS, Pres JOHN SMITH,
Jackson, Fro. Ten. 429
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SURE CURE FOR INTEMPERANCR
CARPEIS, 7 RNITURE. OILCL0THS.
LLINGER's CELrDRATFn

ELLINGER'S CELEBRATED COM
~ PKEseED YEAST w Whoever ha. use the
Conpltssed leist savs It Is the only Yeast ever
introduced tias I1ls.s quick. leaves no taste, is
always .eligb ., anu caves time. More than 80
Bake,s use IL nov. For the accoInmouat IN OF the
pab &c, We inform them that ii will BE- Kent ior sale
at the 10 low in. place. Haight Bros $50 Bower;
Georse Rauk, 80 Ave, A. cor. "a st; j. BONNER, Ave
ave, cor, 18Th st +. tel 64J Stconi ayo cor IN
e.. ueiss lSO seyenth ave, cor, lgtn t CasI er
ave, cor. 3lst At. B Blank, a. Ei-hth ave- cor SD
st.; W llones, SS2 Ninth ave, cor. S7th IT,; H. Aeu-
Non, Is. leuih ave.; flour ore, ~ Barclay st.; W
wien 81; Adam Cutty, l2S Sixth A.; Ia. Diech 4
Bro, lis renh ave- cor. 18Th ST. and In other 70
J. PRICE, Baker cor south % aud "a sir, Brook lyn
ED. Mandatory, 3lI--a3l West IS h 1t n. Y 4OI
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THE LADIES FATHTR MATHEW + A

l. Is. socety, No. IN. Y, will hold a public lem
perance meeting Al their Hail. cor. Esd a. and md
ave, on TINS Tuesday evening, at 10 o'clock. Mr
Ito wood Niu address the meeting. Mr., ID, n
Reilly will sing some Of his leluti vi .onrs The
members requested 10 come preuasod to settle tor
thciE Ball tCke,s this evening. OWEN MCGOWAN
Pest JANIS FUkLONG, Re. Sec. III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Complains having been mad. ofs couu-

iefieit balley's MsflcI Pain Extractor In The mar
hot The public are holohy informed ho- n distin-
Fulsh II from tho genuine. The counterfeit has an
ordinary rod revenue stamp -h,e the ssnuns has
private bSk stamp 9Th tho Inventors lkenos. In
centre and hissisnstufs on he end In -hiV Buy
none bu, the latter II 'soefla.n eurs for burns,
seaids Pile. Corn,, Rheumatism, &c &c. For sale
a. Depot 81 Liberty s',SY B27
Pail and Winter tIothisR for Wen and
Igs Do largest hsartuent ~ tie city lest Htyle,
anl " O.. iess /. o. Bl.iFin, aud q bovery. 3ii
Howe sewing ,irchipe Co,npupy 40 g2e
Rroadyay, y. I. lila Lose. Jf, fieaden' Agents
wanted a31
Wheeler q Wilson 7 och stitch sewing
Machine lnd Button Hole MShlne. No. 62b Hroad-
wy, NY 3ai
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SEWING MACHINES.

FOR sALE-SINGER's SEWING MA
L chine, NO 2. Inquire At ll9 Eldridge st. %
SEWING MACHINES-WHEELE a VIII
~ sous, Singers, Grover 4 Baker's iio~e'L Wilcox
Glbbs', and other 2dhand, from ss5 up. New ma
and repaired. ct S35 broadway, up stair, cor OF
Worth At. gg6
SPLENDID WHEELER 4 WILSON'S,
oHowe's for leather work, singers, Grover Bak.
or's Wilcox Gibbs sewing machines TO rent out
and for sale on easy terms W a wa for SIS up.
Call 20 Greenwich ave. Machines bought and or
changed. IGi
> HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES FOR
- ,hoe and eniter work, letter ana II, to rent ont
BY tho month aso cy Under for boot wosk, for rnle
ct bargain. Call for days at JS5 sixth ave, Iop
floor, over drug store. lG6
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A rCrfor SALE on FANCY WARP, &C.
70 mi, is,sli... W w.anssisy. be- ism, 2, n
ioys So. ,qs Ic... X i,i ISs so'Id,'. So =.
ghiis ranlie finnsf ssnd toilet v.e, slassssfs.
a. sac sithou, reserve 10 eic's eou'isnuens. qss
ttCrfOy rOTfCt-ASStONfE's SALR
-ai, sivs md shina ty ROBfgr HAYbOCK. ~
lhe sime iqs gtssnsieh q, ihg dsy ~ ~ ge 20.
..it 10 shlas Al.s i.... o. ''of' and d,infss
horse, wagon md hsfpss. iP
nAvib u. rGAN. ArCT'R, WIFI SILT
n'h' d.y, n > eelo.h. i3e ls. y i.t,s lass.
erortefy, 'ioves mating, A.. Deher come 81
M DOUGHTY, AUCTR - WILL SILL
l'isthh DAY, a. ~ go orb, ~ sslssfootn - Nsssat
o., sonefs assortfneut oi nes and seeond hsnd fuf
uss'e., ac iip
pAwNBROKERS sALE-THt5 DAY--
10 s. &st 10 A%. ". - ~ . s.ss. ss.
p.9''loon, and 'sst.. snd a. " oelors. 81? lot. 4
ss ' y =" I'd Y's:, h ' .:.s sSs. I'd .:
spfe.ds tshlecloths, blankets quiiia ard tsfie's
q e,s,r GOD, ,o2 nunsfgu. 70 mention, ~ -gtihs
ofA .. JACKSON Primes ~. late ri " slsefa 10
DAVIS BROKERS SALE-U. g. LRwIa.
- Auei- yih sell This day It 10 felo,t a. ioi
s10s R ic- 'n'"'~'n''' &c. '' order Of r. UP
DAWNBROKER'S SALE - u. WEAVER
" Auci'f will soil this d.y A. ~ o'clock p ",
Tvs Nihth ave-, SoJ lots OF quilts hhntefa shAsa
ovetcoau, elobA dfessea pants, shsefs boots aud
SHOES chpets watches, Jeuolfy, Be, rsn yofthy tho
enuon o. dea ere aud others by order o. y kOON
Bst seventh ave.
pAWNBROKER's SALE = THIS DAY,
pS o'coct, At BELL a iSGRAuAAs sale.
rooms ~ Neg BoverT, 80 lots most valuable
rledted Goods, ell klnds Of clothing, pote soods,
cs,ce beds bedding and table linen, shoots quita
bAhheis &C. boots and shoo'. also raicheA jevelrv
&C. By ID. D. LONG, 400 Past Broad ay. eduoa.
DAY, hEHkBACH, 438 Grand A. ia
- HERMAN, AUCR-WILL SELL WEE
- nesdav. Dec. 18th, ct ~ oclock. A. ~ Uosefv
the entife ttoct Of Wholesale uquor store viz 70.
Altut 40 pAcsaee, lourbOn, no, scotch and Irish
vhbkeT, rum. pipes and bbls sin, pas AMI dnrE
andes % ibis tpltit. wines liquors &c 40
lar room furniture, horssS, coach and sea har-
no,. sse positive. iii
/ WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT., OFFICE 10
W thaihAn square koftrk.s sale on WEDNESDAY.
al O'clock, tho fixtures and furniture Of he IN.
hard saloon, 800 SiKtA ave, tpondid tables chairs
stoves, marble top and uslnut tables gias,os ~
piintnrl &c. i9B
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT, OFFICE 10
W Chatham square, sells this day, At tus DC K
10 Pnnce H. near BOwefy, large stock Of theatre
cal dresses. fancy costumes STAGE properties irues
visa guns pistols ssOrds Trimmings huftonf, hooIk
&C. also fancy goods. and q spendld set Oh ltues. a
drawers; also fixtures and lease OF store. "a
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TRADE NOTICES.
OFFICE or TBE woRKfyG wONEN's
" PROTECTIVE Mon,

II fViE'il J. NUN
r,.a,e., Z 70 t tii p !llC ,,..,,..
~ oar h.prr hrnos into houses m nioffnin has
laen fiih peculiar 'eysfi, op he sesne and ~ 20
thfre aHsf gfrts rrh rtr ~ st0 CryIs rtfc'.
10 70 ins9 ln'ls eofnfcn,si on gad ~ letnae 1.
orisin. Inc As-ooisiou oonsisp Of nnuihet Of be-
nevoNnt lsdios and sshtiemen shosa sfnpathes have
been enlisted. snd y no yogni.riy ave lhsif time
snd money N promote ~ tstltu'on hat sil 10 N
p.riion bonott 70 tlie s9fsins sotnen of Ses fofs
Among tho prornipen, o,isos of The INSTITUTION I.
TIE c1tIiishfhcnt NJ EefstrY system, che ohy fe-
mhfs ma ~ WsfNf W. 0htfiulng emp1ymouf, and
y 'ecufe thsn iefd protection against nsud. tree u
etyrnse
Il l,al.o an ohjcc, II tho fn.i,u,Ion 10 discover
NJ ~ Appropriate spheres Of empl1gfneut Tor 20
mon, IN DEPARTMENTS not nov tccuuiod by them.
We etge'tly appoal 70 ~ s9od o,t,ens. nioe g.
gsnIyati0n iniould 10 lsnent and enootirafe thfir
ON 49, ~ lal Tor alvcIiltof.
L,nffe 90 NFw fyaE Wili ION mi remember the
foniless sofsins gih Tholssnns Of doila, Me fas.
81 ilr 0hcf benevolent fgi'po.es and must sle Who
,u nearly that tine in the e,enins be ei 10 stfusglo
nih9ii Tia. emptihy hnd support which COL j., his
innniie ge.e hoe bl,ssed ygi ih The pofer 20 si.er
good', pIovisona I'll o gladly aocopol. and may
he cont % he rrsufer, 4. Beach, Ia sun once
II any Inv desire. ~ AZ the Committee by givns
sone portion Of her time for ihe so,d gihs ST. ,hs
will 10 able 10 obtain iufthcf Information ~ aJpylns
n ne sulofin endonI At the looms Of the Jnion' NO
more than thee Thousand Woucn employ ment IN the
various trader and oanes enune,ated 20 tho follow
lng list resns Ia vant Of operatives viii be furnish
od on application.
within the 'afne time nearly three hundred dollars
has been collect Ell iOf detfauded Norking woinen by
the law NOrk my era'uitOusy for this institution
This money collected w fims varying from tuen
v.hvo cents 20 thiID tive DOLLAR,
Sedinstfesses, kecktiea
Drcssinaking, Paper Collars
Millinery, ClOlkmAkin
Iapmakins, sew. Machine OPERATING
Embroidery. COPYING,
Gnltcr tlttlne. tIhonrry.
fuf HesiuE, ktlossomAn.
shirt Making, Glove Sowing.
ktnckins sewing, Booking,
hoosbiuding, l.ieg apllng,
IOcket books Feathers,
Braidins loop Skirts
Btok Folding, Iace hending.
Hair Meta had Work
PantaloOus, NpstfnAking
Coat Making. Type srttlns,
brushes, Artificial Flowers
Photograph Colorink, alag Making,
I'm Making, Button Making.
lamp Burners Labelling,
PackinR, Cigarettes,
Paper-boK Making. Baistefs,
pfcs-ers, Clothes henf
Hair DTeeseis &c, Re.
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