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Markets by telegram.

NEW YORK, Dec. - etocks uns ettled. Chi.
esgo and Rock Island. n71s: keadlng ssA4; Canton
Co, 40; Erie, S8 Ceveand aEd Toledo i2 cleveland
and fittsburg tS; PLtaourg and Fort Wayne. llO3l;
Michigan Central lis; Michigan Southern B8s4; New
York central, 1896 Illinois Central lsS4;
prsieITttd @A Virginia s. 57 Missouri g. Of; Hud
1865. 1919; do. new 1v1S; lO4Us lO5sS Oola, i3SsS
b oDey per cent Excnange Iu94. "
INV YORK Dec. 3,-CotIOu dull at 2I7<@28c. Flour
HTmtI sales OF s6Oe barrels AZ yesterdays quotations.
WheRl Gull; sales OF 2OI0 bushels s5Tlng 6S.
Corn duh; sales of 3sV VcO bushes al 81 Ii6DiI7. Oars
dul 80 es OF 5lH0 bushels st 731sc Beet quiet. Pork
Gull ~ t2o Lard dull at l6Cgl52sc. Whisky quieJ.
BALTIMORE. / &C. 10 tou 10 lending dowuwards;
ealts al a41a 925c Flour hctlve ara market favors
ss 2 SloSo; 90 family. s1!@H: City Mills superhne.
l275; es tern tupe fine SO oar 25 do ezra ss0D9 75
GO; Janly s02e0DlO 76 VIII. at dali; prime 10 enOce
red t22o(92 46 Corn dnll; prime new white csc @SI
{enow, o. 9S9i9S. oats gnis! prime 72@75 GENTS.
RIB sides; i7ac; Gear. do 1sc.; snOuders l4c; hams
1Sc. LAID QuIl a. l7c. - -
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AFRICA.
The Noted RiG Pirates-Onicial NotiG.
cation.

The Colonial Secretary of Great Britain
Issued the official notification on November 4,
warning all seaarlng persons from landing
on the Riff coast:-
An instance has lately occurred OF master of
British vessel landing on the RIFF coast tor the
purpose OF communicating with the inhabitants
Arabs and carried of into the interior, although
subsequently released. Masters and crews of
vessels are therefore warned against landing ON
any part of the Moorish territory where officers
appointed by the Sultan do not reside. By in
fIlngement of the regulations of the Moorish
Government wi res Dect to customs aud ouaran-
tine laws, masters will not only expose their lives
and the property entrusted to them to danger,
without being entitled to put forward any claim
for redress, but are liable to prosecution and
penalties for breaking the said laws.
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ss; Am.terdau, hanHi Frankfort. 4Oyla4E Rremen.
7sslG1Sts; Berlin. 7l9sQ72n."
-Mtssrs w. p. Wishrs Uctton Circular per RussIa
"ib this city on Wednesday lat large sales were
mt de n the basis OF Ike for mldd IA T. and ~ &c.
for low nidd Ing. On Thursday there IN arket,
II beng Tn aphsgivng dae. Friday we Dad Gable
dsspRchee 4 ON LIVER Ool, and only small saleB were
and the market dropped 70 26c foe ddiing. and atc
Ter oW IN DEL win NOR" toue and ratner higher
prices Afur r. NJ Ysstsid day we bad a good de.
mAnd CHIEFLY from expor'srs, ana prices were Ic.
a. be snpexsd quotations.. freight room by steam
all cared tor two wet ks ahead some able
lot m has been tnb on to day BY sail.
The SAFES OF the week have been ISLES bales, Of
which 8 T98 were for export, 43z2 Tor home oonsunp-
ton 1t4 specu alton, and 1917 In transit Sellers
for delivery In November, here and In Liverpool,
have been coveliCg their contract. large quantity
bsB been helted for, In money or cotton, IN Uecem-
btr For future delivery further sales have been
III ade generally of low midd log qualities for Janu
ary. 73d22l4c for February. 2c Mitd log for Jauu
hTy or February. 2S14g2 c., aud any Time 10 March
next, 24c. The sales ior future delvery are the
increase. and 1850 bales were sold O-day.'
The IyncbbuTg WTpintdI, of December 1, gives
the llowirg aiatement OF The unDer of hhds, of
Tobscco Inspected Ia LvHchbur0 from lst January 70
lsJ december. lS 8. Also quail of loose tobacco
nun Der OF hhds. inspected In January, 7S In Feb.
runry 29: in march, 5g6; In April In May, lIa6;
IN June i48U; In July, 9e 10 August, 9SG In septem
humber Of hhds.. 67ol. Tne numeer OF hhds. above
Inc nd whole hhds baif hhos, aud tubs, and would
probably average 0 lbs eacb in weight. Number of
lbs loose tobacco In January. h7lto; in February,
$40 9tt; In March, LISA 7O In April lO 700: in May,
4st0 IN June i07 90. IN Iuly 500, In August,
754 500; in September 400 October. I4i sO Ia
November l47 600. Total number OF lbs. OF loose
totncco, S,i5I 100 total bumoer OF lbs. In hhds.,
l3 SOO,P
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Financial Affairs.
From the N. z, TtaneA

Nc .
THE maVke for money Is fairly established to-day
at the advance to per cent TO the brokers' call.
as The rule OF the street, with exceptions AT per
pledge OF he pub ic fuaas We OF loans
on this security at per cent for thirty dsSs, and
call subject 10 ten or hfteen days notice.
The advance In notes TO per cent. bTVughT
forward TO day good Offering from lend.
erB. and the market should call
steady At The close There Is also rather less
among borrowers as 10 anything like severe Pres
sure OF demand. The Exchange against New York
AZ New Orleans and other eoLton points 10 row about
helh per cent on bank checks and lDlz per cent,
Lbort sight bills drawn against cotton shipped
coastwlse These rates III take sone currency from
our banks, additional to the moderate daily sums
which have, been going south for month or SIX
weeks past."
From Lhs NJ Y FriounA
"Mopey ia steady at cor per cent sal with little
business done less Than legal rates except upon Gov
era N ent bOnds.
"steriDg Bxchange y dull and steady at quo atoms
London, 6O days. N914@lOs5S: London, sight l09S69
lOs2S; Paris long, 6l71 5 l61; Parls short 6699s1S;
Antwerp, b&@eTA; bWisss b2o6G5 l11A; HambaFGs
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occations, some vessels of war have been per-
nittd to pass ne straits, this was, on every
such occasion. In virtue OF a special authcriza.
ton, ACCORDED out of Difference to the high per
sonapes WOO were on board. The Sublime
Pore However recognizes that a relaxation Of
the suict application of the principle
with. respect to SHIPS Of war beyond the exeep-
tCns provided Tor by Articles 2 and 8 Of the
Convention of the 30ih OF March, 1858, would
tanned in the Treaty of Paris ABOVE cited
Therefore, II has been decided that for the
future there will be absolutely no other excsp.
tlon than that for war vessels carrying sOve-
reign or the chief oil an independent State. The
resolution here announced having been sane
TONED by bis Imperial Majesty. have the
hoLor OF begging you to bring it to the know
ledge Of your Government Receive, etc..
eAYFBT.
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TURKEY.
The Passage Of the Dardanelles.

1fom La 7HQuie, cC Constantinopte.
The following circular has been addressed by
eavfet Paeha TO the representatives Of foreign
DO Wers in this city:-
Monsieur lie Ministre:-The interdiction of the
passage OF the DardanelIes and Bosphoros
STRAITS to foreign ships OF war is q rule which
the In peIial Government, In the exercise OF =
territorial right, has at AL times applied. The
interviewed solemuly to affirm the resolution OF
the Sultan TO maintain infexibly, so long as the
Sublime Pore should be ut peace, this ancient
regulation OF his empire recorded 40 tie Treaty
OF London of the 18th July, lSll; aud the
cosienatar powers engaged themselves by this
ae, to respect the determ alton OF t6e territorial
Sovereign. The principle has always been
maintained; and u, on rare and exceptional
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Latest Feats in Sculling and
Pedestrianism-The Electoral
Vote of West Virginia
European Market
Reports.
Financial and Comme
FROM VEST VIRGINIA.
The Latest Feat by walter Brown.

The Latest Feat by walter Brown.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
WHEELING, West Virginia, Dec. 3.-Waiter
Brown, the champion oarsman, who left Pittc-
burg, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday noon, on his
undertaking to row his canoe to Cincinnati in
eight consecutive days, for one thousand dollars
arrived here yesterday at $3.50 P. NJ. He made 36
miles on Tuesday in five hours and ca miles
yesterday in seven-and. a.half hours. He left
here this morning at five o'clock, and expects to
reach Marietta, a distance Of "a miles, in twelve
hour. Tomorrow he expects to make 100 miles
in ten hours. He is in good trim, and confident
of success,
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THE DEAD POLLARD.
Ere fie ctiOns ON the Late Editor OF the
"sOuthern Opinion"

"sOuthern Opinion"
On the 9th ult. the Cincinnati Commercial!
sRid:-
The death OF II. Rives Pollard by violence
was only question of time. He was morally
certain to come across o man who would re-
spond 10 his virUlence by shooting him. Pol
lard was a social porcupine, not to be ap.
preached without danger OF wound irom his
poisonous qulls. He succeeded better than any
man OF his time in nursing quarTels. He seemed
to be unhappy without IRON one to halt dozen
upon his hands. If he could not provoke them
domestic sanctuary. To be disagreeable him
self, and infect Others with the same feeling,
seemed 10 be the mbiion of his lite.
In politics he was specially successful. When
the Con ederacy, in whose behalf he hourished
a valiant pen In the face OF the Yankees, was do
TdctO, he rallied, like Thersites in the Greek
camp, ut every body and everything connected
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Stock Quotations by TeIegraph-I p. M.
GlepdipninR, DavisA Co. report through their


ALSO REPAYABIR IN GoLD.-First mortg age
bonds based upon the valuable franchises
grants, railroad, equipment, ETC., OF the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, now nearly COM
pleted, and forming one OF the most assured
and productive lines of traff1c In the world.
The way trnf1c alone Is large and remunera-
tive. independently CT the immense through
business soc n TO follow.
portion of this loan is offered to investors
at 10s per cent and accrued Interest in eur.
rency. The bonds have semi. annual gold eou-
pons attached, payable in January and July
Information, ETC., TO be hsd OF
DE- HAVEN Il BROTHER,
Dealers in Government Securities, Gold, etc.
No. 40 South Third street
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MARYLAND d Electoral College.

BALTIMORE, &c. 3.-The Electoral College Of
Maryland met yesterday at Annapolis, and cast
seven votes for Seymour and Blair. Judge
Richard Carmichael, one of the electors at large,
being absent, George NJ. Gill, of Baltimore, was
elected to fill the vacancy
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PedestriauIsm.

Special Despatchto The Evening Telegraph.
AUGUSTA, Me. Dec. 3.-The pedestrian Weston,
on his FIVE thousand mile tour, arrived here at
1890, midnight. He started again on his travels
at $50 this morning, in good spirits.
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from New YORK.
PORT OF PBILADELPAIA.......-DEo q.
STATE OF THERMOMETER rHE EVENING rBLR
IA. M..s7l,S SIAra OFFICE E:O,opM
CLEARED THIS MORNING
stesmship JIMMY. Fargo, Providence D.5 Stetson&Co
ssn9as ssIlR nSs Sol9Ssss W,ss Nsw FohI
Big Seo1ee L. PfescotI. Ails. Portsmouth, Lennon
sehr MAIgie. AcFRddsn, Pertain oulh, e. A. souder d
scnr r. 8; eildsrslssve, Carroll, Middletown. Day,
schr Ella A. Vanbrunk. Tooker. Norwich. do
sG1r Henry May Racket Providence, Hamne cit Il
sohr elsnwood. Lawrence. Providence. L. Audenried
scnf v. cOilysr. Taylor. Providence Bancroft. Lewis
schr L. X. Cogswel, SWEET, Salem Quintard. Ward q
schr ", W Marcy. Champion. Providence, sInnIslr.
scSr Eila Matthews, MeElwes Providence. de.
schr transit, Racket, Glonesser. do. do.
sSST cST @ asd alma S;ssS Fs ve S S
ARRIVED AIs MORNING.
seeamship Ploneer Catnarine, oO aours from VII.
%RfSSI aaeSSs aSa Nc iia asS1 sSis to Phi
heamshIp S1a BrnnsLIs, 81 HOVE, "a hours nom New
sehI y. GllaeIsl.eye, Carroll, from MlddletowR.
scnr @ slis u S a VanoiSnS TooEsT. @ rom New York
sShr J; a Garrison. Lswfsnoe @ nom Sr Piovidenoa
sGnr Henry i, Nsy; Racket from fG0yidenSs o,,,
more. s with n ndss 10 K arOVes Jr N0D'' H0H 'A'
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia EachdnOe
LEwEs. Del, Nov. se-s T.. Brig Nellie. f0m
afternoon. Nothing passed In TO day
JOSEPH LAFETRA
MEMORANDA,
ultlmo. -
Brig Lizzie Kmbail. hence for Norfolk, passed
Fortress Monroe yesterday.
Big ABnsI!s Aimsrich, for Philadelphia. cleared
Brig James Davis. Staples. hence. at Boston yssteS
day.
sehIs Trenton. Martin, and Caroline hence. at New
schr Anna Ayrisk, Stevens, hence. At Pawtuckst
ulL. Tor port n0rth OF HAtleras,
Hchr John II. Allen (ot PhiladelphIal KetohunA
ashore ht 6cituate. hAA bilGed. ana her deck has
brok en- In. Tne vessel 10 hign and dry low water
Ano was 20 have been gtrpped yesterday.
SchIs J. 3. Hewitt, Foster. and L. a N. Reed Steel
man hence At Boston lat inst.
schrs Thomas slnnickson, aud ChrIstopher. heneA
at Holmes Hole lat inst Also, schr Addle II. Oohnl
Brown. hence Tor Lynn. :
sehr N: "a Head, Benson. Tor Philadslphis. sailed
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From Wheeling.

WHEELlNG,W. Va, Dec. 3.-The Electoral Col
lege yesterday cast its hve electoral votes TO
Grant and ColfaX.
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"A girl OF eighteen, employed as a nurse
in q family in New York State, quieted
crying child by stamping upon II until nearly
dead, and then br0iling It over the kitchen fire.
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This Afternoons Quotations.

LONDON, Dec. 3-P. M.-Consols for money,
925, and for account 92i. FIve.twenties dull at
74s. Erie 262. Illinois Central 96!. The Bank
of England bas advanced the rate of discount
/, and the minimum rate is now per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3-P. M-Cotton declining;
uplands 1lt@llld.; Orleans 1ll0ll4d. Pork
SIS. Lard 65s. Cd. Beef S7s. Cd. TurpeAtlne
28s. Fine rosln los.
LONDON, Dec. 3-P. M.-sugar dull, both on
the spot and to arrive.
HAYRE, Dec. 3-P. M.-Cotton 1885,
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic Gable.
This Mornings Quotations.

LoNroN, Dec. "a M.-Consols for m oney,
92s; and for account, 92s@922; United States
Fiye-twenties 744. Erie, 264. illinois Cen
tral. 963.
LIvERPooL, Dec. ga. M.-Cotton quiet; the
sales will reach TO- 900 bales.
LoNDoN, Dec. 9-A. M.-Linseed oil, k26 15s
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine News see Inside PAGES
(By Atianttc Ouble.)

LIVERPOOL Dec s.-Tne ship kIenzi, from Quebeo
ana ihe baTque AheDdsle, from st. JONAS have Deen
RohnConed NJ sea- No pArticu lars been receyed
SoU1AAAIToR, Dec S.-ArriVsd Steamship Sax onia,
fTOm New YORK.
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CLEARED TBIs MORNING

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT rRE EVENING TBLR
GAAPh OFFICE.
A. M..........s7 IL A. M.....39 q p. Al
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CRoroN AQURDrcr DEPARTMENTAL sEwEl
ss; q: s s::s =:
s. ssss 4 II s;i:s:s y: ss:
% xt-seecSc.isn No. ii. Tsa,h Avenue between rirv
faa sas "a I'm s.s SECOND
sSs s Sc s s ana
Srooms and Delaney street.. r. Pa and sas,G streets. b:
Ssswssn aaa Hou,se. speciS.aaen Sewers
+ ch Iss ' near & ss " "a Gss
ins.oa .;sn.. s.,Sss. rl,,t0p,s s and ry0i:s
Iosrsh and vinS sysaues spschss!iOa No: ss.Esn |.
sSasn No. w.r IL seventh
sss ans
sswers Sss ana nss S IN c s
between Broome a.d Spring streets speJ4cson No. S-Is
s'S' s'S
The plans Tor the above sewers may been and specacs
ons and forms for proposals obtained at toe oce Of The
FFS oRT : f PasRGas.| G SSs.Sa
/ A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
NAVY DEPARTMENT., 80.
Sealed proposals viii be until the Oh o. Apr
seOcf nOon fUr q: s ?, ss following
The Shawnee and " sssuc.
n. csnon,cu,, 6ssoss Eoks, Saase.,, warsaw Ysroo,
rsnIs, SsuOuc, ksdo, E.p. sas . aud sonooOf
rAe Elijah, klamath, shsb Umpaus Yuma Neosbo, MARI
The proposals. win prices tina, will be givsa for the
vesssls IN their present condition and with such h"ns " are
now attached 10 thsm
The vessels can Be- sssn and all necessary information
concerning Thorn will BE- given By tho commandsnA Of the
Stations. :.
reserved r..e, any ~ q n, rrGDcs' u
Twenty per cent Of the purchase money VIII be reaure
within three after notification OF the acceptance Of
PROPOSAL 70 be forfeited In OF noncompleon Of me
purchase, and The balance the ana delivery Of the
vessel.
proposals shous se endorsed "Proposss for pur-
GIDEON wELLEs,
Secretary Of ihe Navy.
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EUhOfEAN
osDoS AND MEM YORK os5aa Shell LINE
SSETEEELSSs Asl MsI'h xrkI rESs SHE .y
Fer at q Cheapest currency rates apply e fonERT
Street, York
4: Ss. ss. %s Ii :S a.
1901 Of ''''' '''F Tht hss2ssS y ssARcHp
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
London, Hsyr. Southampton and Bremen .. We following
FOR the DIST cabin, s,so; second cabin. s.s,
YER, On rSnrsdsy. March q. -"
Tor freight Or passage EEK co.. s..4 sr
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transsilan,ic Company naa ass.sAips
.. ss.s srs ~ ..
p;ss T al from pier 50 North river - tcIl.v:
EUROPE, Esssssn. saturday. April
Fl pE sssi ss1Scn Ag
Price Of passage 10 gold gncludins wtas'@ :.
yirs. cabin aa s sIs second sm cabin. -
,n.lua,ns r.ax.y .ls...:. furnished o. .osrs.
me-. ms 90 soSs ss1 sss. sisa
Medical attendance free OF charge.
FIN -:
ing the Ssfs' .Rf .S'
SrEAxFE rEnrIRE FOR saEsI As y MAviE: WILL
Sc en- to sl y ass GEO.
crEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
From New ESTs only sso Marc.
c.s,n 1855. x, yS'S ssl pier ~ East river
and yS,s rsr n.ms,rs nc,,x
: Apply sGpS'' TO WILLIAMS = ouIos, 50 Broadway.
s.im.SS LOUISIANA win ..v. saturday, March
rcm ssspoe :.
App, So once. Of the c0Tyes &c as1 T s:s.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENS.
own ireland 1.-The Imam LINE under cor son.r.c, si,h hs
mails intend de.psschns .heir steamers follows.
CITY OK coss ~: :rcs
CRY OF sALTIsoRE. SATURDAY March ?:
Ss!Iy d wssHIsSIoS via i.ifaii...: :Ss.ssy SS5i
and each .aceseans saturday ana alternate Hon3.y q one
= NJ run p''' " Rates q Passage
49, PAYABLE IN Gold. s,,o = Parable IN Currency. :.
T. hcGaon. I IGs To IcsSon.
Passage BY The Monday sssame'-FIrs. cabin. s0o, geld
Rates o. psssass New York 10 HAfar-casss, 81;
passengers also Forwarded Hsvrs Hamburg. Bremen,
rom Iysrgss u..n:ovn a.
their friends.
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
ID Broadway, New Yerk
DAssAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
IL Liverpool and Queenstown
Also from Liverpool and London,
by arst class packet shipN
Dras payable In ell parts OF Great Brin and iresnd ~
lowest rates.
Apply TAPscoTr BROS, 90 South stree, and q Broad
way, New York.
- ---..-.--- .------- -- 49,. 80
iron mail steamship
p schwensen commsndsr carving the United States
NAH. viii sail on ftEspxY, asfSh q, I. II. NJ, Cor
taking passengers for HsmSurs Rrr- Southampton and
London.
cabin, elsc, second cabin. s'a asesss, saepay
able IN United States gold. ,,-,,,
kUNhARDT CO., q. n. RICHARD BOAa,
General Acents. General Passenger Agents.,
No. 81 broad streeC NY. No. Barclay street, NJ. Y
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~ REEN DRESS, LIGHT sAQUE, HAMILTON FERRY.
NJ boat West street Wednesday moTning.-Wil charm
little friend obise gentleman she with address
10 Frank Leroy, Herald onicey
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$4,000 10 ns.. An EsT "a,
thcr special active Address Grocer boz zoo Herald
oLco
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a Al ssOURI COUPONS BOZ 0Hr AND SOLD BY WIN
M JNO. oRRIEN. u Wall street.

MONEY TO LOAN At SEVEN PER CENT-ON FIRST
KING 4 Co,
1877 Broadway.
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=
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADS.-
II Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Western trains, esye New York via Hudson River Rail-
Thirticth and Tenth avenue, 10 A. NJ and
sas 80 and Il p n, and via Harlem Railroad, twenty
aixth street and Fourth avenue, AT N A. NJ fsP NJ
The $3.50 r. n. train via Hudson River will ran
Sundays
Sleeping cars attached 70 90 and n p. NJ tt.l.a
WILLIAM n. VANDERBILT, vlcc'rres,dsu,
DRovrNCE OF $40 PAuLo BRAZIL.
II GAO PABLO RAILWAY
daily train to and from sanos Sac Pauo Juudlahy
running within thirty miles Of Cnfnpinas.
JANGARY I, lsss. J.. j. AuBERTIN, Superintendent.
BThe Booking once IN sautos viii be open tickets
I'd luggage on the ARRIVAL Of the boats frvm Mv
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I,ARTNER wANTFD-IN THE REAL ESTATE AND
city surveyors busness An energetic man with fair
mathematical education and from $4,000 TO $4,000
references given and rsqusdS Address Transit boz 100
Herald
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DARrNER wANrED-INA GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
$500 only required buy half interest Goods sold
for cash at Wholesale. J. n. MOODY, tsS Broadway.
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pOsT OrFICE NOTICE.


NOTICE SAMUEL JOSEPH, DyrssNAkER, HAS
IN from i5i Canal suee, 70 oil Broadway, corner
Prince street.
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PERSONAL.

ELLEN BAsHFORD OR HER SISTER, MRS. MARY
~ or write TO w. N Haven, care A. Baldwin
= Co., S25 broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1.-TWO LARGE EXTENSION FASHION SHEETA
i aODEYB LADY'S BOOK
APRIL. 18&
Lesk NJ me Embellishments In this numbrs-
The Rustic Belle steel plate and handsome -, va
Cslorsl Fashion Plate, containing six fgurss.
large extension Sheet containing 30 engraving Among
sm Win be found designs for dresses suitable Tor evsy
Bonnets headdresses ladies' waists, eh
dren garmens embroidery. braiding &c a., ase occupy
sis,sriy ASscson beautiful xnsd pssurs for Ne juvs
niles.
CounAy Scys = another ans engraving r. - yssns
friends.
IN the Fancy Work Department VIII BE- found designs for
key be- note ease spectacle ease knitted Lracec crochet
Knitting pincushlsn, iadys cap BAG whssabarrow match
Cosasgain The pointed syis gives With ne plan.
The Literary Department u made up aries fre0 No
pens Of the best magazine writsrs q the day.
Fer sale II the buokstores.
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DARTNER wANTED-wIrH A LITTLE CAPITAL, AS
cashier for the hest money making exhibition in America,
performing crowded Apply Immediately At ii6
East Twenty third street.
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IL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale.-Medcines for all dseasea Prepared food for
knocking birds, at B. DovEys, Nos andS Grsens street
corner Canal
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ED AND COMFORT.

INOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT. -
The Pacific Mail steamship Companys steamer mex krsdNo
Freight received until Friday atsP. N.
For rates. &c. inquire freight once companys pier
~ North river foot OF Canal street
10 insure alignment freight must sent down eary.
WALLS, FARGO \ co.
Sole freight agents, N. s. s. Co.
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ghe Nlw erans Gusetaf fridas September 4-Snpplemtu

room. cofieebouse. or other place where liquors
are sold I; who upon conviction shall be liable to
fine Of not more than (s50) 6fty dollars for each
and every ofepse, and the cofeehouse keeper
shall be liable to the same penalty.
fsirpedl ALFRED kEARSY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THos. ID. SHIELDS,
President pro ten. Board Aldermen.
Approved August 81, 1868:
(Signed) JOHN d. CONWAY, mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. se4 81