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The New York Tribune gives the
Radical view Of the effects Of this bill,
thus 21at e5 gss5fsits s1g S'i3
"a The immediate responsibility now
rests with the President. and after him
with the southern States he may
veto the bill, and they may refuse its
offers. But should It become d law,
the effects Will be these: ~ t9
/. The Rebel States will'fetain their
present. governments, but merely as
provisional governments, under which
no person who, as the third section of,
the Constitutional Amendment enacts,
" having taken an oath as Q member
of Congress, or as an officer of the,
United States, or as q member Of any
State Legislature, or as executive or
Judicial officer Of any State TO support
the Constitution Of the United States, =
shall have aided the rebellion, is eligi-
bic to Office. And also under such
governments no discrimination in re-
gard to color shall be made in the cleo
tive franchise. ~ ssv sissns 80 ss Hla5
III. While these provisional govern !.
ments exist, the Rebel States are to
be divided into military districts, gov
erned by officers of the army; with
power To- organize military courts su-
perior to State authority. ~ keg
III. The people Of the rebel Statess
aukeneuee fkey are tired Of fais goVsn's-1
snsDt, may, bg "a eots Of aiE their citizens, }
witk0wt respect to color, except those sfis-ii
s,,,Sl;fed from hoIdis0 office bg he Co1a- r
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THURSDAY a M 2 .es' ass7

u JAGKsSO IN, ISSlSSIl
{ .a1sasA s. szss.s zsssss 81 -
au.....s. =. -
BX TEL E<a E2 a III
ls--
REfonrzp syok qisE 81 Aai0s
1 NEw EdaE Fsb. 8 Z Gotten lbu6ya1s, m
def an advance ID gold saies At 3l'0sII.
flour steady, prices stifE and unehanged gold
9Qa + = ss.a3 20 ~ 4 = -
/ ,WAsnrsdros ii Fl'shs House Is u 4 com,
mitteeof Che whole On Naval ppropriations.
1T qiyes so, ,ooo to Pnnsacola. The bin IS
reported. passed. The amonnt approp opriateti
Iii $l6. s 81 81 iss s..a 80 s
1 House /, ,in III copamittee 81 tbe Tafin West
ssern men made apersistent fight on protec-
ton to raw nlat committee occupied
from tive to half past four on tho. Hemp
question proceedings had . administering
look .s 80 - s:.ss s ~. 81 .s,s s
House adjourned athalf past four without
progress. g'sss 49, - s.
1 zsenats--Bill remaving cases over 800
from State TO federal Courts on the affida
Wit Of either party, passed. "a ss & 49,
| sHeuse bin redeeming compound interest
notes considered and passed--a suhstitute
authorizing temporary loan certificates bear
ing three per cent payable ON demand, q
legal reserve, National Banks may embrace
three-fifths of these loans. National Banks
are forbidden to pay, or receive interest on
reserve deposits from other National Banks.
Compound interest forbidden as reserves
after July. s g g. .,s.s,3ss.s, S.. -
Tho civil appropriation bill resumed.
Several Senators maintained that
ID view of the threats Of the
Presidents organs and spokesmen.
it was necessary that Congress should
surround itself with friends This bin orig
mated in an appropriation for the Superin-
tendent of the Capitol building. II was
claimed that the Senate should be sexeen-
tive session to appoint 9 80 .s@s - -.
New YoRK. Feb 2z--A Fenian emissary
from Ireland denies the suppression OF
that organization. Its stronger than ever,
drilling constantly under four hundred ex-
Federal officers The British soldiers viii
march where ever they are ordered, but
won't fire e gun. -. s.. 4 S.. s. !.
factory, insured for one hundred and forty
thousand dollars, was burned to-dsy.
LoNDoN, Feb q. EvENrNc Consois 81
i'o'l,s ,.,.,,,,,
lsEAfis T.l %. 500 ~ /. & .,:a
ils1le i.oIo sss.s E 81 8.
dllng oileans i'z, aIs ..
Sfeaas.uns u''.s -, = - $500 ..,s
NEM o1L.Ass. 80. CD, ~. -. ;..,
o,sVo palss 101 81 aa'us. 81 * rarr
a'oi0 rioal s'ss 20 80 -. an pors
= 3, ~, ,a1,sss,s1a1
aull 20 So % 1ss Ma,.ssas an;s.s - 3
....,. 80 3 IS
:. !. 8. Esas s,.,s,;,,, xoxaso Nav
49, ssc s;,,,t s;se.nns s.. - -.
-, - !, ,.s'ss "a Il. -,
A.IE Z ep' -.
opened nrmer ana more aeslss .'
sales looOO paiesi middnng sup.anos i9x
Breadstnffs quiet. CoEn nilh. 1sslsls.'' = :
unchan ged 49,, q, 49,. $50.
NEW YORK. rep. Sos-,p10cAs 'sn.'. !
Downstairs eaoia Iosx S ynAs : ' pesn x Is, =
| l404 s sss - - ~ 4 4a sssafss
I,RxINeroN, KY., Feb. 28sAY Yesterday :
son g, of Chief Justice Robinson was found
lead from the effects of fintempcrate excess
WAsnrNGroN, Feb. 90 During the debate
so-1s ri ., = f.,sarood ;,;s atatemen,
~
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II, lnOnCDAA NM
seass.ss - - 81 lassp.s 81 N
= -
bales. 10, 600 bales for specnlatiop and export.
Market opcns to-day firn. saans 10000 bales
Medium I1plands at 49, Orleans, 13s f'sA
] sgpAslz1NaToN, March i The Sci1ats has
lsjeeted to amendment abolishing tae a:
xertizelaent, tax - q sssss ~
The senate votes on the Colorado Vetoto-
aays stIt ass <zAs - ssssSs g g 49, ~ e
Il i sonAdspaitiy stated thas ths sspals - \
olIiee bin Is deadg $50 80 essssssg aslf
aOonmunications from vera Cruz ana city
&c Mexico report that those IL ths Interest
of the Imp perialists are disanayedi and the
Liberals are reported q holding. .all The IN
nortant iffes s@ss sg4 ~ - - ! d iss'
e NV YoEak,a j .Msrch IL Gold j iss 3 y = I
LoNpoN,l MARch I~The oonfederation
hill was read thrice. ~
Artsmus Ward IS dang gsroualy sick at
Southampton His recovery saconsiderea
improbable. III = ~ s,s.g'' =
VENICE, March i Garitaldps son has
gone to Candia to help the cretans against
the Turks. y
HAvRE, March 4. The Arago and Boston
brings $4,000, subscribed by the citizens Of
the above city, for the relief Of the destitute
ST the South ,...s.|.8
NEw YoRK. March 1.---stocks aotixe, Gov
lernnents totally unchanged Gold so4, Mo-
lney g. 's'F 8. .s.ss
Senate The vote on passing the Colorado
bill over the Presidents veto, stood yeas %,
The consideration Of the tax bin was re-
sumed. ,sss Z
The vote,on removing the cotton tax was
lost by tie vote. The Senate finally fixed
the tax at tive cents per pound. = ST
House-The deficiency bill, nyolving over
eleven millions, was considered incommit-
tee eofthe whole, the details eliciteda heated
discussion. a provision was adopted disai-
lowing all claims Of participants II the Re
The appropriation for the White house
was rejected. and an amendment appropri-
ating $50 900 to Liberia was withheld until
white men should be allowed TO vote. ss =
WAsHINGToN, March 1.---Intense anxiety
exists relative to the message. 4 long cab
nss Ss.. ,.s,s a = e,ss;,. 80 -. ael.r
-. :. =, th;s ao,,,.
~ na.n iAl '" 8 8
New oRLEANs, March. I.-Sales to-day
!, 100 bales. Low Middling 3o0301. Receipts
for ,:the week 90 $40 against 28,7s6 bales
EXPORTS 29,S35. Stock aS8, $40. Flour nc.
tive. superfine $lI4. Corn active prices
easier ats1 OH. Oats dull md deolined6c
Hay S7038 for prime Western. Pork in
good demand and firmer at 2I021 SO. Green
Shoulders in buik saaSa. Provisions dull.
no sales. Sugar lower Fair 2I. Molassea
steady at previous rates. -
Gold Ss4638E Sterling 494050. New
York sight discount: s ~ 81 81
sNEw york, March I.-George Wagnei
ifor killing his wife was hung al Halifax.
sWAsHTNGTON. March The Presideni
has nroclaimed Nebraska q State Of the
Th;on. a.ls@sses tss
cH.nTKsToN. March .1.-Horace Greek
after oonfessiur his guilt. was executed to
datss MI S sss.as 80
-. 80 ,. na.to,, a., s,,,,.r- s.
D' ,.,. :, naas.t.4..ss' &C. - s,,o.r ,,,,;st
~ - r1o,,s 80 rarn a.,;va and
~. : s,',ss1S 49, e. p.o.;.;ans ~
nisnol--"n'0 sO -.
changed except palK meats Whlun u''Oliils1 gu =
5-l6. whisky ~ 10. IS
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e =
- - - s...sa.s.. -
1N1TH<ss nFh DF1ET r. xlS
's1NA1s0 nAsNs 49, -
8 -
-
disposes Of lands and Goods Wifhin his. Dis.
|trict, and makes lis oWh cfininaI eqts..
Evervtbinu II criminal which shs saenon1in-
go er;n1 apArv ,,rsra..r u suilkv svho1n
t.s .,n,.a.,,s.,s 80 os.l ga isae1a
s.s,l S. n. -,
80 g
- -
s'.. 3 = g -.
p g ~ ~ 80 s. 8.
STEAD oE nifieasing 81. s.s kels, =.
facn courts Weula g saae 1R1p -
fnatkes IT. n1oEe cEuel. heEeEnl pre- ovlsI0ns,
dictated ~ n = tl,s n pill
to RESTRAIN eiticeEs - 0RehaEl ls.e
0meer may aeals ..F = = vi 8, -. -.
own ssnpeE Mlla.sy ssl'l .Sa s.,. '...,,.
~ 8. w
aLs:,.. - = s,
80 - -, s,.-,.. s., s,..1l
s..aes ~ I. q .'.s.S ~. 81 s
= :. g, 80
= ps'''a = !, -. Il. -.
yeaas. 90 sias slIo -
- Z 7 ss ~ s.
Atreduees tne popalalon q ssh -, 49, ~:
ssransI Vl.nh sns.A nlnl1s, - - = i !
servitudo. e may De AusNctOsl ellas sa'o -
omcers are Jnss anu '1,, null''.ns az.
Iney may &c epualy = WIN - U.l.e.
osls .'sso. sa..'ss r.,s,,,. -.
,lss ..l.s - ss,sroers anoointea l,y unfriendly
80 e 1,,s,.s ,,.s I.roar ar1,sca
sv,,s,at,,v s 4 81 fba world and ii ireland begat
indicnation though tempered BY English prin-
Iciples. Massage contains elaborate constitu-
ltional argument, embracing cOpious extracts.
Bill passed 1876 to At.
| New York cotton market dull and easy under
large receipts. Sales 900 bales at Sl<. s,
/ WAsHINGroN, March 3.-Eenate passed
4 hill which was adopted By the Honse, in.
creasine the duty ON Wool-which goes to
the pras;5ant. IS
The Indemnity bin was passed and goes
to the Presidsnt-.among other things it for
Ib;aa civil reourts in States or Territories
from hearine prosecutions FOR acts done
under proclamation 81 military orders.
The vote on shermar's bill Is Is fOllews,
ID the senate ~ asi
N1ys--Huckalew, CoWan, Davis, Dixon,
poolittle. Hendricks, Nesnith, Norton. Pat
terson. saulsberry. Absent: Brown, Guth
rie. McDourau. Riddle. -
/ Legislative appropri aflon piil passed, {
A Committee of Gonlerence askea g
Nasai appTopElaelons'
HoUsE. .--The Nebraska member parties
pated IN yesterday's Young,
| Thomas, who has been consesIlne alns,1'
seat. 10 allowed wages andmileage since = 2.
tcommenced the consess, amounting e aiooO O',
Arnen retaining the seat,
The new tsrin policy duty e 4 eena e,
lponnd on tne Wofsn Y, s1lo poss s..as0s ~
70 per cent. "a vaiorenn; IS.
Nay on snermans nlil = sae LOU -
eon' - e 80, Ts1..se 49,, -;
- : =, $,
ssss y j, s,..,, ..,I 45isi, Il
'.4-., -a $3.50 -, Pa, Te5es' Tsrr 81 X
.f.s-:s,' 49, 1r..s,,.aI r.
aenua' 49, N:a,s.,s,;' ,.;' nTags 1s.,s1.bs
Ooa,e 49,. -, -. .9,,s.sana shsrll,a
aoloIu usa, e,s.,,,..,, 49,, Ssa,,1,,,. f,Y l,sr
nlls saosss ~, ss'l r.asor II os NY Tharnten
:, .., - .ru.. ~. ue.ssala 8.
irnmoul ~, M91a' aa,ST Z. ~ ,,a.. .s s... .fto,
Inc 'ssA ~ -. 3 .,'.''.'s f'''s','' -
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q
sand on the seventh day, God
ended his. work which he had made; ;
and he rested on the seventh day from
all his works which he had made. :
Gen. II, 2. s
aRemember the Sabbath day, TO Keep
It holy, is one Of the preeepts which
the Creator announced in thunders
from Mount Sinai. ItWas an institp-
.tion which at that early period Of the
worlds existence was established, and
which no nation or people can set at
defiance without invoking His wrath.
AS Dr. Clark observes, He in effect
says ..Do not forget that when I had
finished my lcreation, and remember
why 7 did soa and forsWhat purpo 4
I The word aSab6ath signifies rssk
rest for the bod rest for the mind
rest from thehard tolls and corroding
cares Of every day life the lifting up
Of the sonl from the clouds and shad-
.ous Of this world TO the serenekcon-
templation of the glory and majesty
and goodness Of Him who can say OF
His works s.it is good.
:
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VOLUME Xxx. s..'s.'
|. THE lKlI :lLlRI9lt,

Letter o. Gov. Btown, Of Georsin,
we devote. ,oonsiderable space. te
this letterx the publication fsMhich
has beEn announced sby telegraph,
throuehout the country. It is mot The
pfOyince Of fhe Journalist, who wishes
to deal fairly with his readers, to with.
hold. .from then truths because they
are egunpleasait; snor. 10 seek tdsbreak
the force of arguments upon ques.
tions Of great public concern by sup
pressing them. This letter e1fianates
from s leading Statesman OF q sister
Southefn state and is written IN re-
su to the application of 4 mum 2 !;
~ his fellow.citizens, for the re
sult of his.inaairies in relation TO the
sehemes Of. the Radical party, and dsef
b;s rafaat;ar;s sas To the best.mode sof
aveft;no, the blows which, are threat-
ened- -. -. -. -. 3
It did not require conference Win
tbe. chiefs of the Radical party, to nm
dars+.nd yz5bat f,o,v Brown explains to
ss',,1Ir, ',I,ha 8 scnan,es *. nre. q
pe slleit ue .'''' = !, -
sent themselves In sach Ause P1opsi;
tions and glarings palpableness tha'
that they even ssglimmer in blind
.,,.a-,..,,e sI,, ,.as.,aorse r., all the
- a--..s',.s-...s.s 80 ss.....,.s...,f s,nsf, g,nau
eafhess s.1s,11 y A's.'ss e.
ana sage co'inselloIsl 'lNa .ne ns go Z
turned the answer OF henopeaih ~ =
"Whereas, my father mad put asneasy
yoke upon you, Z will put more 70
your yoke It is 9 signlilcsane g1is z :. Iac' l's
that Senator sherman VINO . Is SAG acKnoWl. l0ss
edged to pc one oI tne moss M mossfs'e asa
of the sRepabhean :oenaaofs, ~ .ls
conclusions'of the very speeoa. nhien
eiiciteds the warm commenaaeioh ~
the conservative National inselhgen, laa ,
Ger, INDUCED TINS 'nreas u a-nanisu
eontingeney:s .ss 9 .,,,s.xs -.
s Men oughese De ssslsaea - ,a. washoa' .o,,oaa'
1S 1S..I. ,..s.a osI Iast thsir ,ro,,a,t,,ssthe;r
friends. eyerVthin o they held dear, and
the people of the Northsdid not de-
mand tbeir. disfranehise e tesy
rejected zee Terms eesaasa CO. 5, .ess ,,s esss'
s g, ss;sy s9ro 80 . ,.,sers lone 5,.t Al pres,
e1,f there apae no 52eceSslt4 for S1tch flg0f.
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From Washinetel,.

From WaShlmS60ms - ~
WsAsH1NaroN, Feb. 27.HoUsE.
The naval appropriation bill was CON
sideredin Committee Of the Whole,
Pensacola gets $4,000 The com
mittee rose and the bill passed. The
total amount appro priated Is sixteen
and q quarter Millions 8
The House went into Committee
of the Whole on. the tariff bill The
Western men made q persistent fight
son the protection of raw material
The Committee was. occupied from
two to half past four d clock on the
hemp question. The proceedings had
fiIlibustefing look. s.
The House adjourned at half past
four, withouth having made any pro.
gress. lss1 So
sEsAFE.rhe bin renewing eases
involving over I've hundred dollars
from the State to the Federal Courts
on the af1idavit fseither party, passed
The House bill for the redemption
OF compound interest notes was con,
sidered. A substitute was passed au.
thorizing the issue Of temporary loan
certificates bearing three per cent In.
terest, payable on demand The Ie-
pal reserve Of national banks may
embrace three-ffths of these loans
National banks are Forbidden to pay
or receive interest on reserve deposits
from other. national banks. Com
In05551f1 interest notes are forHillt1e az
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\ THE KNoxYIELE EREAs0E PnusEcU.x
gr0ns The Knpxxille Commercial, Of
the 26th, says that the case of Gen.
j. g. Ramsey indicted in fhe Circnit
Court of Knox county, for the crime
of treason against The STATE, was takena
hp the day before aud dismissed up- b
on the payment Of costs by the aecns.ea
ed. The case Of the same nature :
against Col Ashley was continued TO ,
the next term Of the court This, and
that against Hon. nv n. Eneed, says
the Nashville Union. =
We belieV are the only cases remaining
Oh the docket of that court Judge.
Swan, who has heretofore been more
Inclined than any ether to charge the,
Law So as to secure convictions ID this
class of cases. presided and II may
now be eonsid ideT6d that al such pros
iecution viii hereafter be discQntlnued
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! RtIrRoAD PRosEtr eonhmittee
Of .eiti ia tizens ef Selma, 4la..area' Il 81 New
Orleans cofnnlissi ioned 70 submit -
the people Of the latter eity e pro
Iiect on: main line Railroad from that
point Is New York II Is proposed
(ssys the Picayune TO cross the Rig
Diets at or near: Fort Pike, and
Pearl River, between Gaines
VILE and PearIington, proceed
ing thence ID u northeriy difec-
tion through Hancock, Harrison
and Greene counties, Miss. TO the
Mississippi Line, where IL win cross
the line between Mississippi and Al
ALBANIA as the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road does. It then. proceeds on
through Washington. Clarke WILCOX
and Dallas counties, Ala, to Selma.
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Cotton growing in southern Hin.
ois, doesInot bid fair to be.a successful
experiment. The Gazette newspaper
5publised at Jonesboro, in that State
::ssezssSse = saR ~ * Iaa
|. SOUR cotton crop is, now about
gathered and sold, and its salne,t to
the community may be nearly estimat-
ed. About four hundred bales have
been raised. and at an average value
to the producer of one hundred and
and twenty ave dollars to the bale
Fifty thousand dollars revenue have
been derived. Last year over one
thousand bales were produced, at an
average return to the farmer of over
two hunderd dellars per bale, or an in
come to our people of two hundred
thousand dollars" 80
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WINES. LIQUORS. &C.

WINES. LIQUORS. &c.
f-UrNvrss, srouT-H0TrLgD BY MESS "a ARTHUR
" Guinnesa son Cos foreign export tottsrs Msssrs
only sssss scrhs Waited s'sss. . 49,.
lT vsavi street.
Nee tsst
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THEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
il M BkOApMAY. .w----.
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL FIRST CLASS THEATRB4
Arr CHARLES DICKENS RrADfN0s-cuorc1
m 10 had a. the Theatre ticket ONCE. reading
room. Fifsh Avenue Hotel.
fvHorcE SEATS FOR Mr.. CHARLES DfcKDNS
"~'"'-. q. K LANSING. Asent
WANIED-A PULL vAnlKrY CoMPxSSyr;n 1 arrI.r'
ArTER 10 a. N. DAILY, AT EIGHTH AvEsssskk AR
HOvSB, CORNER THlRTyFvVkTh sEncns
EIGHTH AvENuE.
v~,cv,rs, rvAnrros - noUer sBAf8 CAN %
~ ns1 q sSe Soctssers, Ne - Ufosdwsy' essWsse
SwsNI ed JlysssssS siren
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s-erRvuAMs FURNITURE xxPREss OFFICE,
"A. lis West Eleventh street nevr sixth avsnus-InrEs
Wseous for furniture. city country; furniture.
pasoorsss packed shppsd; lvsnurs ssorsd mossv Id
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TrsAVELLERs' GUIDE

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND
y Winter arrangements :.
cave James sp. New York. II A. N. via Lorg Island
vs,ircad 10 Jamscs fpr Babyion al stations.
Fr.nklu avenue, Brooklyn, at fA5 A. NJ via Bto)kign
Ceprsl Railroad Babylon and all way sta
-
raroad 70 J.ma,es, Babylon and all way stations
Frspkiin avenue Brooklyn, at 2h5 r. A.. via brooxyn
Central railroad jamaica for Babylon and si way s
lions connecting with ra,n Of Long Island Railroad srTv
ny I've Bsbyon ri KS A. ~ for Jamaica and all wsy sts
tons connecting win Of Brooklyn Central Railroad
Leave Babylon a. l2:io 7. ~ for Jamaica spa nh WAY
rstlons train Of Long Island Eanroal ar
yvna III James elP att y. ". - .. -, -.
Irsye Babylon at I2s0 r, NJ for jamaica ana Al way
st.f,ons connecting With OF Brooklyn Central PAA
Rad arriving franklin syensc, Brooklyn ~ svs "
and connecting thu horse cars Of the a ~ y
York and Jamaica Railroad which leave Jamaica every
forty minutes r. WHILE, oupeshsohaea~
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C0AsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS


pAciFio NAIL STEAMSHIP ooNrAsY's THROUGH
carrying United States NAH
leave an Ger rasss u Canal street. 4.
w ssIsi ssssS s.ssss x'a connecting
.iSss ss dona H 5TY sH Gray con-
pessnser 3NlsITS STAR, Captain s, Conner eonoees-
hundred pound. q s:sssss allowed free each adult
All aspara1ss touch Il Acapulco those 2is
Panama win .,oalsr: for south Pacific Ports
sossh At Mana.a,io. -. 80 ,.,,.,,. - -.
s.a. from 2 Ausr.lI. and New 5sasna
a.s, ~ ssa sn from san Fauc.eo
rs % Win sTs Sa dss Tor Hong Kong
. 4 q Sss. sssg sy..
NORTH AMERICAN STE AMsHIp COMPANY.
~ oY pcs caI i %2SsfS'
REDUCED RATES OF oS'P PASSAGE AND rREroHr
IAs ' sssli is;'s;S'SSP cgss CAN'T : " smith
WIN b. despatched By the North American Steamship Com
from pier - sorsa l;ssr Zoo, Warren stree. connecting
''raaA~' With c n An ' csps Sutton
% ssg. s an A..
10 s. siio~ed Saturday January 1868 By tho favsrs
.an...,,a, :. = sSsn .,,s A. ?. .,. ass2o
For passage or f'esh' afpTx X. = Arnrsorox, Assp.
cu.nlr w n".s vs. Prss wM. H. wEss rre.
~ Exchange place. New York
EoR cAt kEpstD VA rsr 1872 ~ 11sE,cHr
The rncihc Mail steamship Compsnys steamer HENRY
CBAuSCEy will sail on Wednesday December H. a. -
Il fStsl s S' fss.lvsa ss., rs,:s.yasr
Gxsrss ' aver r.. foot u Canal street, -. 80
fois Freight agents y. N. y. 3. ca
INoR At THOMAS AND BRAzrI.--THE ELEGANT
il sidewheel steamship GUIDING STAR, 2.ov tons bnr.
den Captain eo slocum, will sail for kio Jsneiro and
jncrmediAe ports Monday December - lss asP. ~,
| from IS North river.
'""s'sa " uARhisoN ALLEN, ARsnts.
Nc. Bowling. uresu New York.
| H-orICg rs rEREBv GIVEN THAT A CONTRACT
IN h.a been concluded with the Atlantic Wall Steamship
the roysl mall SERVES between New York
MN Az of jsnusrs 1854 BE- performed By that company
l - - - X. DAkIINu,
B. {. BURNSIDE,
Nov ine Co0Uisacners-
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DRorosALs FOR EEEPlNo OPEN rhE PAssAio
s..SS prooossis, with suncens security win BE- rs-
essved untl tuesday the l7th inst by the COMMITTEES
hsvfs and Affairs Of tho Commc1 Council ~
Eewarf the keeping open Of the rassAo river aud
Nswnrt bav the city OF newark 70 no hey bridge
arirs ,ne present. winter months The city reserves "a
hight .ess. any or I'll a. rray ec or The Inter
Chairman on " sarfs and Commercial Af1Aira
NsvAnH Dec .. 1867.
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h-IBLO'S GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MaiA iger, WIN. WHEATJEX.
in Of engagements entered into months
ago tie villa seyrs y compelled 20 announce to
- IL ASS NIGHTS
Of the
gTAA,k CROOK.
This performance OF which Is World VicA
Withdrawn ~ the height q i,s popua.iiy 49,
y success unprecedented in h'e annals Of the stage.
Alteration at clock; to.ins ut 7ps
TUESDAY, DlCl sMBER 10. 1857,
spectacular eDttle
the
Introducing Jarrett and Palmer - eat Parts.onne
BALLET Ti.UL ~,
Witnessed by Jc0, 0J0 persons.
TnE sAICHlEsS PkEMlERsss ASsoLUTOS
and largest number OF
prosentsd ia America, each syerngNn
GRAND BALLEfS. 40.
Continued triumph OF
THE GAkDE IMPERiALE 49,
THE PREMIUM TRANSPORTATION.
REQUISITE SCENERY.
PRONOUNCED GEMS OF BEAUTY AND SKILL.
The GREAT SUCCESS attending the Nuction CT the
ballet of TARIUFEO warrants us presentation cor
WEI NEsDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT. kiiAY NiCHR
THE CARNIVAL DE VENICE THIS i..EAlNu.
THURSDAY AND SAL 4 nDAI MAFINXE.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY Al
SEATS SECURED Six DAYS IN ADvANcE.
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DENTISTRY.
4 gsorUTELY PArNLEss.-TEEfH EXTRACTED
n without erlra charg~. under nitrous oxide, where
onerr inserted Sets OF rubber teeth WIN tiunpc
10 restore rotupdiy Of the face light and durable
piump~rs old OF teeth short notes EleEans
se from SIS ZIG Firth east side between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets Cut this out
! pTrrIcIAL TERrr-BEAUrTFUL aErs so TO 81;
wshnut least pain Gcid and plat hlings ~ and MP
"a'e- DR. LUTHER, Dcnus'
"A method of extracting Teeth without pair. sas
dsiiy admiustsred. Besutitui Gum Sets $40. ST. ~
sssyyan,aed A. VAN vLECk's, l73 Sixth avenue.
r,p1urIsuf, SETS OF CONTINUOUS GUN TEETH,
Il ~f,h bumpers el0. Ertractng with Laughing gas,
w,hout nan charge for exirastlng when others are
Inserted 40 Grand street
r,orroN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
arssthstlc OF nitrous oxte aas, administer
~ rost approved method, do nothing bot extract teeth
sra rrrtainiy Do without pain; 90 25vU patients As'iiy
ssc their nsmes At the oflce. " Cooper institute.
e,r1s or TEETH, WITH PLUMBERS, TO Pill. OUT
he fecc restore youthful spptsrsocs tf0 Sl5 and
s5o adm free OF chargs Teeth
riI~d via Gold 81. nj la2 sfrth svsnue.
x,Dru STREET CORNER EIGHTH AVENUE
~ wonaerfui prices Beautiful patent :" Qomoiype 7
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