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AN USEh ENIS.

NEw IoRK CIRcUs.-The paniomimic specta-
Gle OF "CDderclln by sixty little children, ia con
junction with q varied programme OF circus per
iormances has been attracting immense audiences
having been turned away several occasions Tor
want OF room. " Cinderella will be given every
night tins week, and at the Wednesday and Satur.
day matlnoes.
OLYnPIC THEATRE.-Mr. Fox made his reap
pearanee last evening at the Of his many tri.
umphs-thc olymPio-snd was very warmly AMI re-
peateGlS greeted by his friends,
The Noft9ph old play, ~ the construction Of
when We bel, we Nilkie Collins N hls younger dgys
also lad han Z, was produced.
The iouudation u the play Is q murder the victim
moments TO trace In bloody letters upon tue wall
tIe naIne OF his murderer. A piece Of furniture
placed AGAINST the wall before the writing disCoV-
cred, con ;eals II for quarter OF century. That
In tie meantime has possessed himself OF
the property OF his victim, Is discovered
aud he meets his merted fate. Besides this bloody
bu-lneas, uu element Of farce quite distinct from
the tragedy runs turough the play, aud OF this
side OF the neio drama Mr.. Fox IL of course the
master spirit. lie pefsonates London Cockney,
raj principles. The result Is something like Mark
ING,u' . description of Mr. Grecley's rustic efforts
81 Chnppaqua. In fact, n Twain's account is cor
rect II would seem not Improbable that Mr.. Greeley
had studied farming from tits identical play.
Mr.. Fox was very ably seconded In the numerous
parts by Mss Marie LOngmOre, while the tragic pol-
liDns OF TIE PLAY we're admirably sustained b. stud
ley, Mortimer. Becks aud Cushman. and by Miss Ida
Vernon and Miss Florence Noble.
The scenery j. very good, FON's model farm yard
~ particular being well represented and quite life
Ike with ~ PIE chickens, and doves.
the play l. especially interesting from the skilful
mnnuH iu which The tfa-ic aud the comic scene
Gre C0uIastoi l,Ing tdt variety that prevents the
attention nom being hli,ued. II made IT. mark
now e'r9t such as j. called for by the excellent re-
presentation tIUtit receives at this Theatre.
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MONDAY, Jan. 3.--FLoUR AND MEAIe-Tho mar.
bet exceedingly quiet but prices stcady for state
ana Mostern olr AZ 800 20 for tuperhne, t52Dss $3.50
common 20 good Western spring eXtras 40 SS5
state, f5sl $50 trade and family brands
including -. Louis. Southern hours unsettled and
dToopng I've hour steady Buckwheat -four dull aud
unchanged Corn meal sod at s50 IoT Brandyw!ne and
SilJ for Jersey,
SUNpEtEs-Cottor dull and hoavyi mtiding uplnnds,
'5A@25Ac. Petroleum. nrm at S0.c. Tor rennei, and
y &c. tul crude spirits turPcutine, latiJc. Ro.
acdye; strained. $2DikSs2.0. whiskey nrner, Qyge.
Oct. Ialiow duh 5TSiv.c. FreghLs very dull, aAd
rates unsettled
GRoOERIEs-fsio coffee IN good demand, i7eg!c. Mo
lasses quiet, IS17c for New Orleans. ice dulllGACb
'sc, sugars very Quieti fair refining, l0&c; best
crushed lIc.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork dull snd heavy sales 40 bhs at
Ss,stsyj1 for mess also 80 bhs mtss January,
February, aod March, 81. beef continued quet and
unchanged. Beef hams, SIS Cut meats very duh and
wholly nominal. bacon quiet and lower long ccir
soi at l54c Lard duli the spot, and decidedly
lower for future deyey; sales l2J pkgs at ig7sl1eC
Tor no 20 PRIME CITY, and lie. for Cincinnati; aso
l5Otcs rins western steam oil ltA lie. for January
and li.eAlasC for February CLOSING both at
inside ngufes. Dressed hogs tower At lle,el2Sc Tor
Western and city. Butter and Cheese very uul and
nat.
GRAIS-whoat very duh and heavy; No. spring.
~ So Sl2; red and amber winter, flS2a tlsi l,SJ
bush. whto California sold at Sli5. Corn Hrer; sies
1909 bu-h. At u for prime Western MIA ed, aoat
&C tsS IL ioI Jersey and southern yellow oats
very nat We terra nominal, OtgClc; Jersey - tie,
su' sales OF choice state closing AZ bjt.c. tlptt pf
81! rye soid ut slJl Barley and barley .uaVer qul=L
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NV York, Monday, Jan. 3--With ass beef
cattle received " terday and to-day, making 04 for
the week. Lac uaIAet was alry active at tue prices
ruling On Friday, or A@Lc, v n. advance nom Monday
last on AL aif TO good ca'ie. Thin. rough STATE anl
Canada stags and Uulls sold 100 he
= n Texans ami very common Western and Canada
steer at laglSc Ordinary and medium cattle at 1880
Urine sieST"' sS@lic, extra do T. Sil.e
selling Moderately at good prices with The Ten.
teney IN favor Of The seller Poor 10 choice lots were
eOld At 5Mssc. n. Receipts Sere 5IlH for to-day,
and !OI0I fgs ue week Of hogs we had 70 carloads,
or 3i51 heat The market was not strong bur for lew
sale OF lGs light Indiana 10 MS aV at l01c, and quote
aud unsettled at <Si!,c Tor Western, aud iAslJ}
CITY,
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LONDON. Jan. S-t:0 p. M.-Consols closed at s2kep
0S Tor both money aud the account. fiyetwenty
ponds closed rim at for the issue 1862, 30 for
hsue OF ISL and s6S Tor the issue OF 1861. ronfortes,
Sk. Erie Railway shares, IN. Illinois Conras, l02k.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. G-4SO p. M.-Pork declining. Naval
stores qniet. Taliow, as. Cd cwt.
LONDON, Jan. $50 r M.-Linsee-i oil arm NJ ESQ
ton, kenned petroleum nrmcr at IL. sddgis SID gal
Iallow firm. Calcutta llnsecd active.
ANTWERP, Jan 3-Petrsieum closed firm at COZ
francs.
HAvRE. Jan. Section opened nrmer for both on the
snot ana anost.
.fR,SEToET, Jan. a-Uni,ed states 500 bonds opened
HIvEr Jan. s.-CoJton closed quiet for both on the
am and
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JERSEY rohT17cTiNs MrLcYAO.
The Passaic Common Council Paying ion a.
MnLcimL " nrL OF LmMin..nen..

Our readers may reme.Aber the story Published
IN TIM SIS some week. ago o. a negro wouan ar.
resting tue Whole Common Council OF Passair, n.
j. lor maiiC ou,ly Iomoyinc Lcr house" On Sutur-
dag thgy CoMIromi-cd b. pay ing her husband 800.
The aged PAR lived IN the midst OF The Jrittocr lc
poiuciaus Of The village. Tie man, whose name BE-
LACK Wilson, i~ Blind, and C6nl out sCaLty hIcli-
nood by nia-ing baskcts, while hls WAC took in
washing
They were pcaceable peoIc, brit their poverty and
color were Objectionable 70 toe politicians, and too
mean to pay TIC negro $50 ior na cabin, they got
resolution through the village Council u alter the
street, WllCh would nCccssitltc the removal ui thc
house, ana n,cad Of MOVING It back on the lot they
Intended g. ~ -tIoy II, They therefore mgiclY ul-cl
II Up and then told the cOolUi folks " might All
aud 10 come out, and a. soon as tie blind man ana
his aged partner had ODeyci, thty throw over tho
tenement Witll Il crash.
The old couple hHd been slaves IN the family Of
Senator uoI PEI, Of Passuc, VINO hearing VI JID
outrage sent 40 to the negro, aud ~ the a4mc lime
sent 4 constable after the village officers, md VI.
kenwOrthy, uIs President OF the village. Gilbert ID.
Bogcrt the Street Superintendent who had eugn-
ccred the destruction Of the neVros residence. and
Two other members OF the Council were an tiKcu
prisoner 10 Paterson, where they gave bll 20 an.
aver Senator Hopper told them they must give the
Degro }JJ, or he would put them tnrou- b, and
shey chose the former alternative.
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state bonds were strong on small dealings Tennes.
zee old selling At 5it, the new at sGg.GL and new
Arm.
Speculation in railway and miscellaneous shares has
been lame Al the opening prices were steady but dc.
cncd until after the inst cali, whom they recovered,
aud have since been arm on portion Of the actiye
shares closing steady In exception however, Pacific
Mail has been heavy throughout the day. aud declined
nom t3h to uA. The rest of the List was nrmer, and
during the morning we noted abundance OF stock
onerine, but later ia the day bids were less readily
cepted The leading features were the Nandorhilts,
Northwesterns, Rock Island and New jersey Central.
New lotk Central ranged on extreme quotations from
So TO 3D. the scrip from sOh to SIX, Lake shore sIA
~ iSh Rock leland l12k TO iOx Northwestcrns com.
mon IN TO 81, and New jersey Central "a TO SSk
kxpress shares were nrm on small sales
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. OF Ioy

TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD co. OF IOWA
offers its first mortgage seven per cent. Gold Bohds
a, 9j free OF tax. Pamphlets and full information
may be obtained and subscriptions will be received
at THE CoMPANY's OFFICES, 81 PINE STREET,
NEW YORK at the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
Il WALL STREET, aud at HoWES & MACY'S, %
WALL STREET.
W. b. sHATTUCK Treasurer
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MANFRED.

JONBs-MORG Anon Tuesday, Dec g. iseo at the
residence o. the brides parens IN Greenpoint by the
Rev II. Tower. Mr.. VIM. d. Jones 10 Miss Mary Nor.
gan, daughter OF John Morgan, ESQ.
Attics papers please copy.
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Henry Mouqaln is selling his white wines and
tiares ut SO low lgure that everybody goes his
depot ioi their New Years slppy. These Wines Of
good qnay and 80 cheap AS TO be within the reach OF
ALL 81 single gallon for O. s. or 81 for 10 gallons
more For family use unsurpassed Depot 81 and ~
Nassau ST, Delivery free.-Ide.
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sun riscs... % sun sc.'... &C Aool rises. 1!
HIGH WAIEg-iIis bAN.
aIGy HOGS. ~ COS. laaud, " = Hell Gate II ~
ArriVed-MON Ar, Jan. 8.
steamship he soto, New orleans, IA Isc, and pass.
Steamship Minnesota, II yerpOOl, mdse ana pass,
steamship fluita, MilmlnEtol, y Z, naval stores.
steamship MrrCrutt, terulndluI IA, mdsc gnd pass,
steamship sAragu'-l ChIr. sion, mise and pas-.
steam sup Empire, wilmington, =, C., naval stores.
SG.p Il JOhu. London, uidsc
Bl'k Lewis T. StOCkor, hntau2gs, sugar.
ItTiz Clarabellc, Palermo, fruit.
AT,- MerrlWu, MItau2us, LUllsscs.
Brig Adeline itichardson, APalachicola, lumber.
lI.s . li..i-AIw, King tuL, ia, lUg~uJ4.
D.. .tutIl-. Philadelphia.
SCur Samuel T. fultu., rHn iilus, cOcpanuta Sc.
tchr t4unpoi, Nu.-au, salt.
scHr Mary LGlt. b0uInirl mutt aud Oh metal.
Srur ltuuutt, b,MlfarA, sugar
Also, ne usuRi RIVER ala cos. tWi-c W s-els.
'AILEp-steausI AlUeahre, NuTluta sup Derby,
san Francisco.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OFT
SOUTHAMPTON, jan 3-Dclischi AL. Sew YORK.
90 ssNhToMN' Jan S-s. ocs., 4a."yrh Cay %. Lon.
don. New YORK,
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FINANCIAL AND coxsrERcIAL.

MONDAY, Jan. 3-P. Mold opened firmly
at l2OA, under the expectation that the Treasury pro.
gramme for January would embrace sales OF only four
million dollars Of gold and purchases Of sir millions Of
nve.twenty bonds, to which effect telegraphc des-
patches received in this city this morning but
Sub Treasurer Foger had not up To the close OF bus
pe, received Instructions confirming this report, the
market became heavy, dropping to 1l9k, though pur
cases TO the extent Of 5000 lots could not have been
effected ut less than i9. Several operators who were
short OF the market last week took advantage or the
decline today 70 cover their contracts and who VIC
have no confidence In any important advance yet indi
cations OF last week and to-day justify the belief that
bbH movement Will be attempted about the middle OF
the north. In the gold loan market the
rates paid for having balances carried were
gold, and 1872 and G-Gi OF cent. diem. The As
stan Treasurer, to the close Of business today
had disbursed $500 200 the January coupons The
total clcarngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were esq.,.
1Bl,OoO gold balances. neo,i7S currency balances.
s2,Ot6,i5i The following were the principal quota
tons.
IA Mw...i,SSONj2 NJ ,...i,,SxsPS pH,.."..lliiaoX
dsu bills being noHinaiiy iosaS iosS and sight al oes
qOs% but sales were made at 90 ncessons of ii6 Of
The week opened with an active feeling in money,
met at the legal rate "a currency. where the spplL
cson Snd were rscn god ,pd
es close ESns. loans were s SiScss
by parties who had failed TO make their accounts good.
and commissions OF isselo OF cent, n addition
TO tho legal currency rate were freely paid until to-
morrow II IL believed however, that the stringency
VIII be but temporary, and Indications warrant he ex
pectatlon OF speedy TO easy money. Discounts
are dull prime double names moving at to i2t cent,
and single signatures at 10 to II y cent.
IN sympathy with the nrner feeling In gold, and he
desr atches from Washington relative to the tOry of
the Treasury during this month, Government no. dh
opened huoyan ana strong AZ an advance Of to -
cent on the latest official lguies OF Friday The mar
ket later became dull and lower. not maintaining the
advance of the morning chiefly from reversal Of the
causes though nj the Close there was shade better
feeling. The SIC, new s ca, and g. have been quoted
eN coupon. Henry ClewE Co, 80 Wall street. report
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Etcutrs.

gtcutra
REV wal I'LL T. l AIiIIIIbH fflHli>E,tHra.
w" ty wkf r. Po REb i'S SH$ SE&il1 PARIS"
wRDNEsRhY fvvfSIsGH, 'ii.NS'SIa.
WORKING S %$SF !; ! 4 UNIos
Tickets MAJ be obtained a y. the rrincira ho2S and
box 5fice steiSEay Hall ani At he 1907 Doors 5cn
% cents. Reserved seats. 81.
V'HE SCHOOL QUESTION. -.
NV YoEA, Dec n, i31o.
meeting Of gen!emsn bsions.ns 70 81 Ann's parish.
hcld sunday, We Se,t ins' we were appointed Com.
position OF The Catolc yleG OF Inc school 1i,stioh,
Is one Of snch great mpcian and position M the
lnaier so reasonaie th1t We are pennaded tha' the
meuts properly presented ~ them. believing that your
calm and temperate treatment " e quest VIII sub
serve The canse oftruh, and 20 lar towards cmoyDg
rrDudcr and misaprr'hcn- 1n, ,,-
truly your5, !, EANAkEo.,
{. y. HUBBARD.
ST. Aan's Church. ,'cw YORK. Jan. ., ig7o
GENrLENES have received your letter ASKING nc
yieg u the school dGe,i,o1' Feeling win You lie
gre mpor.anes ol THIS que ron hsys c,n.ldetcd u
sentiments gener.lly enterianed 81 Catholic regard
before a large audience accept your invitation earn.
e.t'y hopi9s that my htnse efforts NAY lcnd TO the
ny VIII be At Your service a. soon you eau make
The Necessary arrangements,
Faithfully your servant n Christ ,,..,,,,.
Mcssrs. j. F. Navarro, Robert oBrien ana G. A. Hun
In accoriaace with the above correspondence, the
Committee have Tie pleasure announce lhtt ne Rev.
fa'hri Preston VIII deliver aleetnre upon iDe Catlo
Inc Coopsa lnltiaie, saS{ny essaing, Jsn 10 NJ ;
o'clock The pubic generally are invited.
H&TAALh nwlV5f !fPS h ! Pew H GSIiiy Eos
ya, Sntn 'psI 90 tf"Pv.o1t an l cSo SalPf
.
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Spttrll notltts.
NOTICE TO NEMSDEALERS.

:
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE CHEAP.
Tux COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
VIII issue the Governors Message at to-day
tIuesdly) Price IS cents per hundred 10 newsdeaer-
Once, OF Fulton anu Mass send In orders
before II o'clock.
EHRING But NOBLE. SELF HELP FOR
Eueryated Young Men, the and unfortunate.
principles Of Christian Philanthropy. sent IN sealed
letter envelopes free OF charge. Address SANITARY
AID. box r, Phi sdephla. Pa.
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MRS. ANN -. STEPHENS
LAST AND BEST STORY.
MORE SECRETS THAN ONE"
During the which has Just passed. hrs. Stephens
has been writing te above story expressly for sATUR
DAY NIGHT, the best family paper IN the country.
SHE SAYS II Is rHE FINEST STORY SHE EVER
WROTE,
"Morc Secrets Than one" ia now being published in
SATURDAY NIGHT. NJ, II, which Is for sale by all
Eewsdeaiers.
I'd Specimen coolies sent fee to any address.
Subscription price OF SATURDAY NIGHT, tS tpeT
year; ti.5o six months aud q per four months
DAVIS q ELVERSON,
Il Publishers and Proprietors Of Saturday Night,
Philadelphia, Pa. =
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& oparinsrsbip .lotiets.

OF LIMITED PARTNER
~ sitlPTho limited partnership heretofore eNstlng
bet tie undersigned under The hrn uainv OF " IL.
SCHlEttELlN co, having expired by It's owl lint.
tatDn tire business will he settled ana continued b.
their successors, under the saule lrm usinc.
JOSEPH g. WESTERFIEID,
WILLIAM A. GEli4A1Ll, General
WILLIAM H. SCH EFFELIN, purtner5.
WILLIAM N. CLARK.
JAMES l.. SCHlEFEfLlN, ! c,,o,t,,
SIDNEY A. SCuiEFFrLIN. it,l,r,n...I.
BRADHURST SlHIEFrEIfk. | sANiN4''
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PAtrN E!,sUIp.
Notice s hereby gwen thai limited partnership mas
d dc State Of New York That the name or nrm ~.
SCHfEFFEl ~ Co; that the general Dature OF the
business intended 70 be transacted by such partnership
fancy goods pcrfuncry. and other merchandise their
account and eoInnisslon that the names OF als
Su s ss ace ' joseph t. Wesserncd william Gel
atly. william Il Sehienelin, William n CLARK, samuel
sad joseph IL wsstcrGeid. general partner and lis
Pses o. re,idenee ~ ne eg ana county o, NeT
ner his Ilace residence Orange Eesex county.
n. j. that the said William II. schicten a general
county Of New YorK; that the said William n CLARK
cral partner and his place OF residence IS 10 Nor.
So nuei u. Sehie1en aspocal partner, and ms are
q residence s N tue ciIy aud county Of New iOri
partner and his place oIiesidence In Geneva seneca
iai the amount Of capital which each OF said special
partner as cont Jcu the CONNIE sioc Is ~ iui
lows: The said samuel D. H,reiiclir has contributed
schitfehn has contributed tle sum Of Try thousand
1hat the period NJ which the sad partnership TO
commence l. the third dry OF January, leip ana TIE pc
ROD ~ Nhc, i siil terminate is the hr lr't day "
December. eighteen hundred ana seventy -iOui,
Dated New orE, January g. 1870
Ju.bPH II. Mts IkRFltLDl
WILLIAM A. GtIIAtli, General
MILAN Il. sDHlEtFELlN, Farmers.
WILLIAM \. CLARK,
SAMUEL rtNii ttELiNt spec al
SIDNEY A. SCElEfIEllN, lFnrih,r..
TVnE FIRM of ,RlEUS nATCI a 90. IS
L ths dly Dissolved by uat.a CONSENT All the uyIn-
S@ II q r ST ~ ~ l aS e Inc
L.. II BAYTER.
I't'Fts HATCH.
JAMES H. sELOVEK
Jan. 1, $50 WILLIAM LEMMuN.
wv. M LANtFY WARD wit1draws lrcm
New York. Dec. 81. 1861.
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why II Phalonb VitaliI, or Salvation for the HAN,
ne brilliant intoilecli Because IL eanL0t be mud.
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Mtnifiitfs.

NJ,A;fin,s
NS-c~~~N~~~>ro~~e~~~~~s>~
HEhMBoLn ... 90.
HELMBoLD.
HELMBoLD.
HELMBoLD.
HELMBoLrs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu pi,as-
nm, an, ,dor free all ,n,o,,ous r,onsr,,es
md ,ur,o,,.,. IN ,,s .o,on
pUCHU.
BucHU.
'ono'
,txsz
hf'''ND'NO AN'">o' ONo 'i ~ ''''''
bty Is accompanied BY many alarming symptoms, and
II no Treatment ia submttad - ooosumpton INSANITY
,,
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Observation-Disclosures.

c. MURRAY'S LOTTERIES
NILSSON Rl-Extra Class No. rs. Jan 8 1850.
T. IL, IS, g. II, -. 81, Is. 10, ~, u, S, -, -
MissouRl-c.Ass No. u. Jan; ,, lsl0.
Gl, &c. 81, -, 70, q, g., a. II, -, 81. 81
KEN1UCKl-ExtraC Glass No. i0l, Jan. 3 1870.
-, 81 y, 3, q, u, 10, Is, l6 %, is, a. =, y.
kENTUCkl-Class No. lO2, Jan. 5, 1850.
O., a, ~, IS, ., ", 81, Is, e, H. ~, 81.
Prizes cashed and information furnished the above
nd also Royal Havana Lotteries. J. CLtTE. Broker
10 Broaiway. and 1873 Fulton ~.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes flid an gold Information furnished. The
highest rates paid Tor douboons and all kind OF goa
and silver TAYLOR q CO., Bau ,ers,
ii Wall 81. NV York.
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%mnstmfnfs.

.>-.-~----->---.,-.css.nnl.lu strItlus. -.
V'AMMASsa. u,,.n. .a..N.Y.A.Co
MARVELLOUS AfTiAoTiiSSS arssF PROGRAMME
The thoroughly! .acecsstal ..........
BAD DIcKEY. ..4.
:..".....::.::::::.::.::..:
,ors or yvv. .ivn 4iiiiiiiv; ,ov,s
HITS AT ALL THE $ 4aE RAf AND roLhihS OF
TIE AZ nnIi In n EseIiE" rcfsMphNy
New Songs paSRssggs ara Ak, EaNySIpsyySsanGes.
ma, PARkER as the CARDrf GIANT.
ALLEN, PETTENeILL, DELEHAN1Y AND HEN.
GLER MlNsTREIs
nSo e into ss DncKgY with the %
PUNCH AND i5 JUDY nhSn"A NAH Hf hL hRrzosA
I'm ETnF 69f TING fNst HsEb SAs aIEa
see adjoining advancement -. A.,
annIyerssry ptoTs@mc. Triple SsnpaSy nS"' ''
ADMISSION, to CENfs'
- .,;5, :, :, :,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and. SATURDAY. EVENINGS
in @ sHHa S s.s!@sI$r Of
NEG MfRl,lllks -
~ '"' O' %GGY %SSSFRiSG." '''"'
WEDNESDAY. TnugspAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
EDWIN BOOTH
- . - HAMLET -
Mr.. ". =, sllkRlDAN. AZ ,LAElsTEs
mr pi & 81 FE' the fat T5iNtiEE
Miss BLANCHE DE BAR rs oPliELiA
Entirely New scenery, by wthnm and Russell smith
Costumes, by Thos yoyoei
h SaRSnefs Sy Dunno and A! : 1sSSl
rtper HAMLET MATINEE
On SAT- kDAY, JANUARY s at
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MARINE ISTELLIGENCE.

MNfATUER ALMANAC-. Hfs nav,
rises. % sun scts.... C hJ0I rises, 4
.ItfH WAIEg--tIis bAN
LAY huCk. ~ COZ lalaui, " = HeIt u ate II ~
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Mfftlngs.

NEW YORK HGSTORlCAi, SOCiETY.-
~ The annual meeting Of the society Tor the electlon
OF objects snd transaction Of other business wil DO
held ~ the Library, Tuesday tYonlng January
1870. Hon. James W. Beekman VAL read a. paper ON
llc Founders OF New York"
ANDREW WARNER Recording Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-04
Sorirtu goiit,s.

A QUARTERLY meeting Of the Longshore ela Is
N Z. IL. Society viii he held at the ineellng ROOM ~
Ea4t Broadway, on Tuesday evening, January T. al
O'Clock aDsentees hncd. By order OF $4,000. -,
JOHN CANNON. PTes
THOMAS FALvRY, Bee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-04

4 LII members of tho Independent W1rk'ngmcn's
N Association OF the Smith Ward viii meet at their
ROOMS, corner Of ChFslo pher and Hudson SIS, on
Tuesday evening, the ith INST, at O'Clock sharp by
order of l.. MUDLIiAlOII, PRESIDENT
JAMES lIuRLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-31
u. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-31
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
New Orleans shipments.

We are under obligations to Mr. Perkins,
confidential clerk of Colonel James l..
Tucker. general Southern agent of the Hill
nois Central Railroad, for the suhjoined
resume of the statistics of the freight bust
ness Of the past year, to and from New Or
leans over that road and its river connec-
tons:
Statement of shipments from the port OF
New Orleans TO Chicago and points on the
Illinois Central Railroad, Via Cairo, from
September /. 1869, to September |, 1870:
iO,947 hogsheads sugar, 2i9 boxes sugar.
IL barrels sugar, 25il barrels molasses, b
kegs syrup, 37l5 sacks coffee, 81 56 barrels
rice, 1ll2 boxes lemons, 42ll boxes oranges,
1920 barrels oranges, 1876 sacks bois de arc
seed, 22l4 barrels coal tar 575 barrels pecan
nuts, % bags pecan nuts, 1000 boxes raisins,
10 hogsheads pecans, 81 1865 bundles hides,
700 bales hides, l497 dry hides, Is barrels wine,
SOB packages champagne, 90l barrels rosln,
2j9 barrels oil, = casks anvils, III kegs soda,
25S cases I've, 294 boxes wine, 1897 bales
moss, 2S5 bundles Of steel 9 casks steel,
1904 plates steel, 81 cases fruits, 2;52 barrels
potatoes. 40 hogsheads birthstone, 1906 bar
rels paving cement, 5S3 barrels onions, 4264
sacks Louisiana salt, 10 barrels turpentine
2O3 barrels fruits, 9lS6 sacks cotton seed
80 sacks onions 1877 crates earthern ware,
1900 pigs of lead, 2OS hogsheads cocoa nuts,
COB bundles iron, 20 bundles pickets, 80 bales
cotton, 700 packages merchandise.
Statement of shipments over the Ill
nois Central railroad via Cairo and the
river, to the port of New Orleans, from
January l., 1870, to September l, ls7O-eigh'
months:
94,344 barrels -four, 1868 sacks oats
| 1915 sacks corn, 20l2 sacks bran, l547 bales
hay, $1,000 barrels pork 1885 hogsheads ba
con, 649 packages butter, 7O9 bales hops, 27S
home washing machines, 1868 cases Red
Jacket bitters, $50 barrels meal, 2069 tierce;
lard, 1870 barrels whisky, 81 car load;
wagons, 9i04 packages merchandise