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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-23

vrrE HAVE Used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS, AND FIND
w that thew will do all that Is claimed for them and
cbeerfnIly recommend them to public l.yor.
r. n WATTS. Ex-Governor Of Alabama
7 W. A. SANFORD, Atty Gent Of Alabama.
ROBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala
From THOMAS ]. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court
have rsed 3ALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
for Feyer and Apue and find them all that claimed Tor
them. ,aa dnoo' '' 'ooof-
LowNDEs COUNTY, Alabama.
aAJ1JGHbNS FEVER AND AGUE PILLS Will 90.
They aro decidedly the best medicine for Chis and Fe'
ver ever gave would not be without them for ave
times the price. D. a. "AAH""
AMERIcUs, April II, 1867.
One box of GALLIGHAN'S PILLS cured me perfectly
or CbilIs and Fever They the best medicine ior
CbiIia and Fever ever saw. A. G. RONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 8, 1866.
Messrs BLUNT & HALE-GENTs: nave @ 1seu your
nIITJGHAN's PILLS on two occasions for Chils and
Fewer and nd that they effect all that they are intend
ed to do They arc tho best remedy or tne dsease t
hA'o ''Ia pesnccff,llv' DAN'L SAYRE,
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge OF F. and A. NJ of Alabama.
ALBANY Ga, March II, 1867.
have used GALLIGBAN'S PILLS In forty csseso.
rbiIs and Fever with perfect success Ihey are tne
best Fever and Ague Pill put up. ,,nr
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BOWERS & SILCOX.
Cheap Cash Store.
FANCY ARTICLES, including DRY GOODS, Shoes
Hats Hosiery Ready Made Clothing, Jewelry, Trunks
Dundee Bagging Blankets, Heavy Brown Linen, &C.. at
No. sos King, near Mary street.
Fine Assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES.
Pubic Auction, EVERY EVENING, commencing ct
o'clock.
Unlimited articles received for sale.
August 10 mwB
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WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH. WINEMAN & CO.,
No. 1853 Meeting street.
Anu " ''' BLOUNT & HALE,
PROPRIETORS,
mov IA 6nlo Montgomery, Ala.
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AUCTION SALES.

TusAyc rpApLY POSTPONED on 4ccouHro OF TH WAFFLE
'''@ Hams, Shoulders, Strips &C.
nv TATREY & ALEXANDER.
ru1a nav IA i7st. viii be sold IN our store, No.
ISL East Bay, st 10 O'Clock,
10 terces BAGGED HAMS
200 Shoulders
200 New York Strips
200 Hams
10 Tubs Butter
IS boxes Cheese
80 bbls. IRISH POTATOES.
Conditions cash. August ~
Corn, on account of the Under7oriters and all con-
cer7led.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. the $50 instant will be sold before store,
No. 1877 East Bay at 10 o'clock account Of the Un
derwriters and all concerned.
11s bags WHITE CORN. slightly damaged
Conditions cash. August Is
Cun and Oats, on account Of ,ohom IL may con-
BY CLIFFORD & MATTHEWEs.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 23d August, Boyces South
Wharf, at 10 O'Clock, on account OF whom 1t may con-
ce1n, in lots to suit purchasers,
1000 bushels Of CORN, in bags
80 bushels of Os J, in bags slightly damaged by
rain.
To be removed immediately siser sale.
Terms cash. August %
Motdsses! Mot1sses!
BY j. A. ENSLOW & CO.
On MONDAY next 26th inst. viii be sold at the New
Custom House, corner Of Market street and East Bay
at II o'clock,
so hhds SWEET CUBA MOLASsEs.
&1AugustI Chronicle and Sentinel and Constitution
alist will Insert twice and send bill to A. E. Co.
August 2S
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The POis0ns Of the Day.

February Is
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ALL K1NDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon
one O'clock nom ner late residence. u Dyson street
WnLIAn PREsrrss, In the 00th year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 70
roll place, on Tuesday mornng Al hafpsss ten O'CLOCK
REYNOLDS On sunday, December .. BRIDGET, widow
OF the las Nicholas Reynolds, In the 5oln year nsr
age native OF the parish Of Grsnard county Longiord,
Ireland
Her friends and those Of her sons John, Hesry aud
James Reynolds respectfully invited 10 attend ner
funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, from her
late residence, 100 West Twentisth street.
Roach On Sunday. Decsmoes 8. Of uremiS conyai.
Rssch. '-s -
The friends Of the family requested to stsnd The
funeral, Tuesday AFTERNOON o'clock, from NO.
"a South Tenth street. Williamsburg.
sAR1E1sr.-in Brooklyn on Sunday. December =
THOMAS sAR!sAsr In the IAN year o. ms age s..,.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from hs
late residence Clinton avenue, near Gates avenue, on
on Tuesday afternoon, ~ Two o'clock.
SoREssES.-In Jersey City, ON Sunday, December 3,
LOUISA NEWELL, She only daughter OF John w and WIN
inferred sorensen, aged years. month ana day.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternooa ~
two o'clock, from the residence OF her grandmother,
Mrs. Thomas K. jones' l7s south First street, Jersey
City.
SrAa1 On Sunday December 8, after short illness
RICHARD STAGE, youngest OF Eliza g. Stage aged
20 years, 10 months and days.
Due nocs Of lhe funeral viii DO given Tuesdays
paper.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral Tuesday morning. at ten o'clock,
from his late residence.
SWIFT -0n Sunday morning, December 8, after in-
gcring illness, WILLIAM SWIFT, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends. also those Of his unclss,
James W. Wilson and Matthew Wilson, are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral Tuesday afternoon Of
ono O'Clock, from his late residence. No. III West
Fifteenth street.
vAcE-On Sunday, December 8, CArHARiSE vAcr, In
the S5th year OF her age.
The friends aud relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited attend tho funeral on Tuesday afternoon o.
two o'clock from her late residence. No. ia Adams
street, Brooklyn.
wnsoS.-on Friday. December 8, at Elizabeth, N. j..
Mrs. ELEANOR WnsoS, In the Soth year OF her age
All relatives and friends OF tue deceased and her
family invited without further notice to attend the
funeral At her late residence in Elizabeth, on Wedncs
day morning, at IL o'clock.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Dec. ., 1907.
me gold market was on the whole steady iass week.
notwithstanding the proceedings In Congress rs'asvs
sompeaohmsnt and the finances and an active spoouar
ton on both the bull ana bear account the extreme
range from lS6K 10 1871, and the closing quo'a-
Non on the street on Saturday 1877 18TH The re-
eepts for customs duties amounted 70 $50 and
sns Sub Treasury paid out $751; 900 In interest the
gold bearing debt while the shipments Of specie aggre-
gated only S327575. The failure OF the impeachment
movement In Congress had tendency 70 restore public
confidence In political tranquility and therefore, to
check any upward impulse which might DO impaired 70
tns premium by the various financial measures intro
duosd in both houses. and also BY the advance
in tho rates Of foreign exchange to about the specie
shipping point and hence tho market was held steady
BY eontsnding forces The final vots the majority
report OF the Judiciary Committee in the House Of
Representatives on Saturday, and the passage mmedi
stsly Afterwards OF Mr. schenck's bill suspsnding the
further contraction OF the currency, were without any
material influence upon the premium although the
tendency was slightly upward at the close and
relief was felt both and out OF the gold
Spectators calculating the amount and the effect OF
she disbursements OF coin BY the Treasury the LIST Of
January About millions will be absorbed In the
payment Of the interest the I've twenty
loan and nine millions in that OF tho sizes OF 1881, whe
about seven millions OF six per bonds at the
same time. In addition these twenty millions
she Alaska purchase money will have 70 be
RENTED to Russia but Congress has not yet voted
appropriation for this purpose, pending which the pay
ment cannot or course be made The reserve OF coin
held by the Treasury the LIST inst $50 $50 245
the remaining portion OF the $780, e45 in It's vaults
being represented by gold certificates OF deposit In tho
banda OF the public
Tho w a m a Wea in m
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in the msnnsr proposed. HIS proposition u TO
mako the consolidated stock carry elk per cent
interest 90 far - the government % concerned,
bat by reason Of the tar only Avs
per cent 10 the holders Of the securities The induce
TO convert six per cent into ave per cent stock
ID 10 be found in the payment OF the principal OF the
consolidated stock In gold Uaiess something better
than this can DO devised would be well to leave the
nvstwsntss undisturbsd and there IL NO probability
whatever OF Congress entertaining such . scheme. The
introduction Of resolution Congress authorizing the
Secretary OF the Treasury TO exchange registered for
coupon bonds a the pleasure Of the holders contributed
in degree 70 unsets the Market As in the event
Of such privilege being granted the supply OF coupon
bonds would be increased, and this might temporarily
depress quotations. for coupon bonds
The foreign exchange market was very firm through
out the week. and OWING TO the limited supply Of
mercal bills and the dstrus OF them occasoned by
aurss the leading drawers advanced their rates
to point permitting or shipments Of specie to cover
them. The demand for bankers bills was at the same
time somewhat stimulated BY the low price OF gold.
AT tho close the principal foreign bankers asked 10 for
their sterling At sixty days, and 1l05S for short sight
bills but In the open market tho following tho
current ralesBankers bills England at sixty days.
l0sA l095S; at threc days, l10h 1los commercial
bills los11 l09 bills Paris at sixty days 516T
SIS; at three days, ols& 5.l5'I. Other bills were
rated thus
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FIuHr WITH LySx.--As Mr.. G. w. Wood, OF tho town
Of Fenton this county, passing through what Ia
known the Rock river woods he discovered q large
lynx, which, with The assistance OF two large dogs, he
succeeded In driving up tree. This feat was easily
performed. far the strange beast concerned
for at single bound he fastened his huge claws 10 the
tree at least ftcon feet from the ground. One charge
OF large shot In the head caused him 10 come down,
when he fell upon the dogs and entirely used them up
In less than minute. II then attacked Mr. Wood with
great srociy, bue the timely and we'll directed charge
from the other barrel OF hrs undoubtedly saved 10
life by destroying that OF the beast Mr. Wood
ceved bodily injury, though his clothes were quito
badly torn Morrison tTLl Sentinel
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ton. Prices without change.
FLorn ASpGRAN-kcccipts 11u76 bbs four 2a9 DO corn
meal tos bags 90. sos bushels wheat 2Sis do corn
IL D7 do leo rye. $50 do malt n do barley
672 do peas. The market shade firm ar FOR
choice; extra State which was IN good demand, but
quotations higher. Western -four WAS 3uii ana
prices n anything tended 10 favor Of she buyer W.
and firm; salcs 400 bbs Southern -four was IN
moderate demand At about former prces sales $50 bbis
RE nour again higher but In light demand the sass
were SO tbls. ats Dae9B OF corn meal. ths sales
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AMI sGMENTs.

7YuNYAN HALL UNION SQUARE.
ID ELEVENTH WEEK AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS
GRAND ALLECORICAL 6PECTAOi.E
PILGRIM. FINEST PAINTINGS
GORGEOUS EVER ExHIBlTED.
TRANSFORMATIONS EVERY NIGHT.
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC.
MATfNEES AT y. NJ. TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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Proprietor IN TSassssg
First night Of the NJ sneAEe% gSaS rs
Syhf Thsdasa' Z ky asy;i sS Sisspsi NV IVA
M, sonHsEos sAsr Z? Te 'f TaE iDIorrc OLD
- SYNOPSIS or sp pESESSt AED IsclDHsrA
sHs:
sus 10Th at ss y
o. u ca
81 or ss "a r. s
Enes'mBoZIs; The old Bssrr-rhs Ballet OIL and The
ssos.ii;: . hs Ballet orr ~
sc od Nan S,.s o
i: ic%s.Iss js|.na ,Ss Ds:ss!ivs PlooSy SSss
% IL ~ .sss S 5n
this Scene Mr. John Enger the Champion skater o. The
sss!s: tsTouss ~ Iss.Esasssa.
!, rs.na
pssaise.rSe xrrs:sNIiow Descent. are Mad. By the
81
sssi Z =: sse;ss fs % %
yIs Past Woman IN Search OF Her Long FstherHs
Pee; ss .ssn,s IL Wsa:s s sns.
y e on sy' ss.r1 Th' n
Ing this sosns regular variety, performances viii be
New song "cosl OIL Johnny" BY SARAH.
FRANK aiRsoSs IN hi: Acre, Violations S sA'p'
Now song. "Charey Dickens in America Mr.. BOLIAS.
Hon. , n s Peanut
Pipes More Comtor. than Gin any dnyosumpsey EIpa.
Home :. LssiInnocencs and Good NsinreH isnorancs-
When am Avenged WIN be Yours"-rhe Old Msa a. Last
o IN D.as ROOF gsr
q the bowery and howey Ihes'se-A ROPE Stretched
the 70 the Roof Of the Bowcry rheatree Fired
Upon By Police. IA Street.-The Arrest Of the
Jew Banksr-(Duung this scene Mr. Dick Sands VIII Exe
Hts Celebrated Clog DAnce.) ScEsT THn LAsr--The
Vaults In the Old Ch1rchyard-The Wounded forger
has FALLEN Into Decaycd Iombrhe Living IL Sheltered
in Home OF DeadJus Seeking for the body Of
Dead Chid-She Followed by her Faher-Discovcry OF
the Wounded MANA Mothers PrayerTho Moulded Vault
Crumbes and brings the betrayed aud her seducer Face
Face-rhc Momen. q Vengeance he: Arrived" Give ms
watern"N0nc villain'-''So mtrcy'i-"Les forgive HIM
he. dying'-"Ncyer, uever-Tne Curse-Terrioo Death
NoflCE-Thc management has spared neither pains
In the production OF this powerful drsmn and
he feels confident that the public will endorse hts efforts and
this production IS the greatest success OF the present
day. ~
O'Clock.
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SGT sos $40 $50, 149o GA SO, ass, 57i
The exports the corresponding period in the pre-

subjoned IL the total valuation OF the foreign imports
New York for the week ending December O. compared
with those Of the preceding weeks also the value
OF tho dry goods entered as this port and thrown on the
market since January OF this year and for the CORE
sponding period In 1856 and 1906
Week ending Nor. -. Nor. %. Dec q.
Dry goods ............ ss3i.595 t7o3,Tsl SlY1 sss
General merchandise. 2366,0so 1.700,940 l,7lS2S6
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Total for tho woek lS1ss4 81 4o4 osl e. 1877 ia

Total for tho wcek l97,6A ~ l0 COL e. 1877 l72
Tho imports or dry goods for the week and since
January compare a. roiows:-
FIR The Uerk 1855. 1864 1857
Entered st the port. 81 ooto 24 $50 e47lsso
Thrown on markss... 702 1134,6g6 05fsIS
Since Jan. Isl. 1866. 1885. 1S67
Entered a. the portSs $780, 2l $50 III 2os
Thrown market. 81, 024s1s l14,S7eos5 IS 92o 900
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Wheas quiet, but very nrm-,ehoIss No beins
virsually vilhdfawn market, whits fair No.
avsilabis q 81 20 and No and No. mixed tcaiIsd No
seuld Aa.e seen bought q % 81 srsishs Nc called Ma
nrses And bSsesss light The sA!ss veys only sbcyt
On bushels - - for No. eprnG % % fer california
and - % FOR amber Michigan Corn and higher
win Nod esoao1 W. Gales wsrs sbsut 81 ~ bnsAsb
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

BAruRDAT. Dec. TO r NJ
pry~wax.-Sales made OF aOO lbs Southern ~ lc
rvo~-The demand css sctfve though fair bust
transacted and previous prices maintained
market closing weak however The sales footed IN
ai0c bales udng tsi for export and s57 specu
anbi otued Ara a a!O4iur
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N Foarsen,h stress, opposite Academy Of Music.
VIM, EHiiyEEs Al ;sAs,.n.x
.,n EyE IoLS SiS SI,T Az xT,Ss,.-vs
wa ' p'''fUSsP sRALLELED DISPLAY or
Fs3S Ss aHssS SSssIss 2iSGEEs
as;s s 81 faE SEASON
AND 5f xkxkFre plf Abs sosER sa5
mo 'n GREAT ' new Y YORK CIRCUS TROUPE.
avn .SsJ SxSiSS El6 s5son.Ts
ever organized in sS. soun, VI. - ssSSsSs forward ina
brilliant and diyer.ihed Prcgr.mms o.
HI zs4s X f fsR ksfsa.
served seat. % cent. Begin. q s
SrSlswxsEk b naa'55 EVENING, pEc. H.
sEs0sS sSASP sidif '''''''
sAp n 19''syff gsss.s.
III SsS J, 3 r sISs:ss s: ss:s
ruroponr MONS, S aTIsD e oSeHssfn.
rrcl hhs o SSE bd aassOsIo SOCIETY
ms.sr'es s ss ssn =. sis' s ss. 2, -ssa All con-
n nsii On A''1'' " :" 'a' muse '''''' 40 ''"'
subscrhers and others particularly requested 70 note
A' fact sissf EVENING" IL
CRAND BAL hAsQuE,
CARNIVAL NALL
n AID
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND
10 be given 81 the
ACADEMY or MNsfr.
THURSDAY EVENING. DHC n. 1857
Tickets and be had Of Of ladies'
ucmen Of the eommistes ~ The Academy wailacks
theatre.
MUsEMENrs FOR WINTER EyENfNOs.--MA0TC
N Lanterns loaned for parties, churches schools spd
societies attended By aid Of lime light Laras coccions Of
viewa Catalogues forwarded Address IL W., station u.
Mr.. CHARLES DICKENS READINGS
IVA RESERVED SEATS
For any Of ~. pcksn1 lectures can be purchased N
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE
<vHOICE SEATS ron
~ DfCKENN READING rO.yrcUr
DICKEE nEApIN0 TOMORROW NIGHT
ptQkkNg READING ThvHaDAy NfsHr, AVID
DiOKENg READING FRIDAY Nl0aT
ION AL AT nOLD9MlTu'B Cr0AH eToHv, COR
MAJ g0UnIkEN1H u1REB1 AND pOuRrH Av.. AND
coCHEANa sTAI!oNER - lRQADwAr.
PRICE, ~ 70 - kACn. ACCORDING 70 LOCATION.
HnAa DfCxEne ngADInoS
ksesved ssaa ca - procured % the rtst Aesscy,
aos'sssss ssfsss ssWssaA street. ssa Ssuth avenue.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
DExoTr-BxAx On Saturday December Z, At tho
residence OF Peter Mead ESQ, by the Rev William A.
Scott Mr.. HENRY DEnorr to Mrs. ANNA BsAx, ali Of this
city.
RuaGIx-BLArR.- On Wednesday, December A, by tho
Rev. W. A. Bartlett, JAMES II. RuGGLRs Miss SUSIE.
daughter OF John Blair, aAof Brooklyn.
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4 WITH THB EVENING xELmn ~ - j p9tc IVY
cIhsR NEWS HII o. rae DAY. Twelve CENTS 4
EREscH THEATRE. sEcIssn At X
EEsyEsSh WEEK Sy iHE Il. o gEEaI sqSEss
and las. week but two i:
q The nesssy soair.s, made sSTs
NILE raasY i IoSachxx siP a. a. DE
The world renowned brilliant aud opera Win
It's admirable cast gorgeous costumes and a1ni1Aslns
ana EvkSss and
sEA1s sSFEP H aASS Il AnxsSeA
second represep,ao1 81 hs hi,,Srosi dsaa
ssi's ss ss:sss 'ns Il L IL fns
BARNEY WILLIAMS, BROADWAY THEATRE.
MONDAY. DURING IaE Wee ssS 1Sp SATURDAY
r ssi fSp Hs SaE y Iis Ef Ssfs 81
ON T49aH All GEE as 1 MoEAL LsssoS OF
rAsF METK 81 T shbE aSSrv
Es WEEK ~ IS
LAST WEEK oF !aE SNnisIrARLE CAST
r MR. Asp F are i F FEseEsT e.
FIRST sroM Mps y L Isf IS Eisss,dAoExrsr
with the k a g. iss so$ ARss'''A A''
chas Rsadss ssaaisit. and beautiful pastoral drama
MRS. u. r. BOWERS AS DORA
rJ,HRATRE COMIQUE Bl4 BROADWAY.
THE POPULAR FAMILY THEATRE.
Frat appearance Of the favorite comedian.
- Mr.. SAN w. GLENN,
who will appear in his original production entitled
THE DUTCH ACTOR -
Ss1 soss sS, and 'p oss aa;
Powerful Company OF ths Elegant and Popular Esabh.
BEN COTTON AND SAM sHARPLEYs MINsTRRLs.
onAA.ls NILE Ma.r HE LIZ SS.SlsA'-
LITTLE MAO AND DICK RALPH.
in AN ENTIRE NEW fRoGkAhME:
Monday next THE GREAT CARLETON.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
JAMES r. HAyES............... ..........; Lessee
O. y. FOX stage MHuaset.
o. W. TAfLEURE...........-. Business Manager.
THE LIVING SENSATION OF THE ToWN."-lHeraid
ESTABLISHED SUCCESS
Of Shakspeares Exquisite Fairy Spectacle.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
"rhe brilliant graceful, tasteful and exquisiteiy
stage during tho present Observation-Disclosures.
n Is Bsass sHssE
FAIRY TABLEAUx, JEWELS FROM PARIS
MATCnLEss TRANSPORTATION scENKs
The most conspicuous comic OF this season. over
which the whole town is laughing.
MATINEE TX EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
To dsappctntments delays around the crowd
ed Box Once, places should be seoul cd in advance.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Annexed is comparative statement showing the
shipments OF SPECIE from this port week and during
this year date together with those for the CORE
spending periods in 1866 and $780,
1865. 1866 1867.
Forsy-ninth week.. Sss0 e36 $3.50 500 1921 SIS
Previously reported. 27siA503 5s5es44s 20 900, 900
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The total amount Of the national debt, without de-
Quoting lherefrom the amount OF and currency in
tho Treasury, was as follows on the aforementioned
dates extending over the last two years and half
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HTRs sEDI.EY yROWN AS THE "ROsR OF NOE
VM wood" At the Brooklyn Academy. Monday night
Mr. LRwIs MRsrAYBR AS .HIRAM BEERS" IN
lu Norwood. Monday night ~ the brookyn Academy o.
Music.
Mr. JAMESON As PETE sAMMILL." AT THK
IN Brooklyn Academy. Monday aisht
Mr.. VI H. CoLLIN1s As TOMMY TAFT. p IN HIS
Academy. 70 night
"A Brooklyn Academy Monday night
Henry WARD BEEcnkE,s GREAT
Atthe Brooklyn Academy Monday nigh.
NAsrs cARICArURAMA
DoOwoarHH 9 HAhI t III ~ sH0ADwAr'
SATURDAY pri sRsSos. Ar,r
q ~ e s 81 ss s
9 THOMAS MAST,
illustrating the history q the country from the Hsdns
-"'"'' DESCRIPTIVE LEoruRE By
Mr.. " A. MOTION
Admission, 90 cents; reserved seats, 7bc
Doors open at ~; exhibition commences ut O'Clock
DRooRLYN OPERA HOUSE,
- Corner q a5 ys sna fsESs ssafa
MT: y; ", LIs9hsD
To conclude with The drama Of MORAN CREINA.
ID WEDNESDAY EVENING. DEc IL
= = FIRST AND Only UoNoEEEi IN BROOKLYN.
with the following eminent artists
MISS JENNY Dusk.
M Mr. IEo ss' 6x MEYER, lie CREST pianist
Mr.. ousfA slosS asi TER ssssff, ssss
Mr.. O. W. COLBY. .coadaeer. and
TICKETS 81. RESERVED SEATS 80 CENTS EXTRA,
denny Of Music, Brooklyn.
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AsrUsEMENTs.

u WITH THE EVENING IEtn0kEAlniI h mp Iou
WILL HAVE ALL THE LATEST TKLLSkarhlO AND
OTHER NEWS or THE DAY. TWELVE CENTS
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NEW YORK, DscENBER : 1857
~ Mr. W. ). fIonxscs;-
DEAR SIR
The undersigned remembering with great pleasure your
Charles dickens sDombey son. waIacks Theatre in
the OF 1872 respect uy request hat will crafty
the public By reproduction OF the play during
your present engagement ~ the BROADWAY Theatre
We are. dear ar,
Anthony L. Robertson. Samuel O. Courtnsy.
A. Oakley HALL James T. Brady,
Sheridan shook. VIM. McMurrAy,
IT. i. Oicoil Charles Hasts Clark.
J. " Purdy. Rufus u AndreWA
w. Sargent, y. W.. Do Long.
George p. Murrn, Joseph Bell
J. ". Cummings. = ~ Palmer,
Harry Morfofd John 7. DAILY,
A. Pm. stewart Charles Station,
Nj oDonneIi. !. ~ Mash,
NJ Goodman, Warren Leland.
q. VI. Crichton u. H. Crawford,
Charles g. Yeston. Geo ~ George. Jr..
heiwin n. Brewer. Thomas MNler.
NJ NJ. Latru tamuoe w. HArueos
Charles A. Appel, William Johnston,
Charles N. E.lArd Joseph H. Tooher.
MErscroLnAN H0rkI, Dec. 8. 1857
GENTLEMEN: SO received your kind request,
FL. terms Of The engagement under which Mrs Florence
I performing rendered this submission obiiga
tory.
subdued consideration Our time 10 limited 70 next
week which would hAre permit as proper yroduc,cn q
interrupt the g-sas success the fckssofsaye Man.
The decision OF ths experienced management with
Bs pleased 10 srcep thanks for your Kindness and my
OF the hghes appreciation Of the compliment
conveyed ia Jour ccranuni cAtlon -...x.
TO xesss Courtney Robertson, Hall, Brady and others
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TIooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN
III week Of New and Original Burissque vrSee1
by JOSEPH HOWARD. Jr founded on The popular nossa
III NORWOOD,
with scenery by Box Tho Departure 81 tho Troopa
"Rcading the Proclamation "Naing Up tho Flag" "kss
turn % the Veterans q brass band. As.
GEORGE CHRIsry, The Veteran Of Mnstrc'sy has
been recngaged piece represent the chAssster -
PETE which has been written expressly for him.