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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
4hs Cotton Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet
snd steady; middling upland. 95a10d; DO
Orleans l04a10sd. Sales 1900 bales.
Speculation and export 5000 bales.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.-Cotton lower,
but more doing; middling upland l93e.
sales of futures, 15,30e bales; November,
Is 11-16alSae; December, 183s18sc; jan
uary 1Ssa1S 1I-16e; FEBRUARY 10 I3-16a1Sse;
March 19a19 Lice; April 10 5-6al9sc;
May 10 9-16a19sc; June zoe.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-Cotton easier;
sales 100 bales; good ordinary Tie; low
middling 1879; middling 19sc; mid
ding Orleans 1910; receipts $685. bales,
exports continent 1874 bales; coastwise
bale; stock 140, 030 bales.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet;
middiiDg 18sal9c.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 27.-Cotton Is weak
but unchanged; low middling 165c.
ST. LOUIS, No. 27.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 27.-Cotton higher /;
low miGdling IS3c.
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Hasa,riIIa Prodnce Ezarkss.

DRIED FRUIT-Very little coming In,
and we report the market dull and nominal
at &c for apples, &c for quarter peaches, and
&c for half peaches.
PEANUTs-Market quiet. We quote at
so and Csc per busheI.
EGGs-Scarce and In demand at 2Sn30c
per dozen from wagon. We quote at 33c
from store. We heard Of orders In the city
to-day for 10000 dozen from Charleston,
Mobile and other Southern points, which
could not be filed.
FEATHERs-We quote at CSC for prime,
and market active and firm.
WOoL-There is not sufficient quantity
coming in to justify quotations, and our
figures are entirely nominal as follows ::
washed do, 2562Sc; bury lots 56l0c less.
RAes-We quote at 33c snd market dull.
ONIoNs-We quote at $2.75G3.O0 per
barrel.
GREEN FBUIT-Northern apples in light
supply at S2.7563.5O per barrel from store.
BROOM CoRN-We quote at 2aG5c &C
cording to quality.
HAY-We quote at S25n27 per ton.
PoTAToEs-We quote Irish az 1925 per
Dbl. from wagon, and 81 from store, with q
good shipping demand. Sweet potatoes
ara selling from wagon at S1.50 per barrel,
and S2G5250 per barrel from store.
BUTTER-We quote at 15G20c for good
country and Csc for choice.
CH1cKENs-We quote at 15f25c piece
by the quantity from wagon.
GINsEE6-Very scarce and higher. We
quote al eOc.
BEEsWAx-We quote at 2sRS1c.
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ling rather slow extreme range 50 75az 90.
Provisions unchanged. Bulk meefs seIlino
rEkher freely On orders and are held Il,
round lots IS follows: Shoulders 4es clear
rib 6ac; clear sides &c, packed; &c, hlghar.
Lard Sagc. prime steam &c. Green mezks
quiet. Whisky SEC.
Chicago KsaR6ssE.
CE1cAeo, Nov. 27.-Flour unchanged,
market fr1n. Wheat-No. spring $1.17
a1.ls; No. 2 S1.06A. Germ 3l3c. Oats
244a243c. Rye SIC. Barley 62ac. Mess
pork $3.50. Lard 7za7zc. Rat IL nnoder-
ate demand, prices unchanged but weak.
Whisky essc. Buffalo freights nonitsL
&c. E-safs Markss=.
ST. LOUIS, Nov, 27.-Flour firm with
moderate demand; superfne S4.25a5. Ots ex-
ira $2.25a5.65; Xxx So OCa6.50; Xxx
$0.75aI. rs; family s7,50a7 IS. Wheat only
sample lots sold. Corn 30c east track.
Oats buyera of; little done. Rye and Bar
ley unchanged. Whisky 90c. Mes slork.
$500. Dry salt meats, packed lots 81,
", 7e. Bscon=-nothing doug. Lard dull.
Hogs lower, s.. S5a4.10. Bulk-saIes at a.:
killed since Nov. /, $4,000 head. Cattle
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Nashville 1--we stock s1srkes.

CATTLE-There Is q fair demand for
shipping cattle, and dealers are buying freely
at 3631e, and rather than miss o trade will
pay 3bc for extra selections. We quote
choice butchering 2a63c; inferior lie.
SHEEP-We quote at $2G3 per head, and
but little inquiry.
Hoes-Ths outside figure to-day for
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APPLES FOR SICK HORSES

A correspondent furnishes the Country
GeatlemGn .-the4 following timely inf0rms-
ton:
Gan my horses have been attacked with
the prevailing disease, and my main object
has been TO keep them warm, clean and
comfortable, and to give them succulent
food and such as will opera te as an expec-
iorant. There was enough green clover left
Of the second growth which had moved as
their principal food, and gave them sew
eral quarts Of fresh apples three times
daily. The consequence was, my horses
had the disease exceedingly hght--the one
first attacked began to mend decidedly
within week. found that l had large
quantity Of windfalls in my orchard, which
in this abundant season had not been re-
garded as worth gathering, and these fur
nished about twenty bushels of food for the
horses. Apples are well known expecto-
rant, and they relieve the cough materially.
These suggestions may reach some of the
readers Of the Country Gentleman in time
for them TO avail themselves of the same
ramndv u AIRS. -H -... H. --..
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 27.-Flour S6.25a9.5e.
Corn meal unchanged. Corn 55a5fe.
Oats, mixed, 40c. Bulk meats, shoulders
4tc; clear sides 7sa7.e. Lard SsA9sc.
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Eew York DRY coed. aarHes.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--Business Is
fairly active and an increased demand for
holiday goods was shown. Market for
woolens steady, but quiet. Cotton goods
are very strong, and Indian Head, Adristic
and Wachusett standard brown sheetings
have been advanced half cost per yard.
Colored cottons are firm and have an adj
vancing tendency. Prints are in more re-
quest, With a fair number of case orders
from the West. Foreign goods quiet.
K. Walther q Co, silk manufacturers, Of
Paterson have susneudad
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New York money Market.

NEW DIRK, NOV. 27.-Wall street was
quiet to-day, the holiday tomorrow deter
ring money operators from entering into
engagements to any large extent. Money
after loSning as high as 81 pr day, be-
came easy a. Gal, with exceptions as low
as 3s4. Sterling was dull a. IO84Al0Ss for
long. and 1899 Al10 for sight. Gold was
dull al day at I12sa112s, closing at 112s.
Loans 1-64 to fat for use, and LAB per cent
for carrying. TIE clearings were 81 mill
ions. The treasury disbursements were
SI94, 600. The exports were Sl34, 34l In
silver bars. Governments were firm at I
per cent higher. State bonds were duh
out steady. Stocks were quiet; opened
steady, but declined aa3 per cent during the
forenoon, but In the afternoon firm and ad-
vsnced aa2s per cent, Closing steady at
slight reaction from the highes.t> rates. Pa
ciac Mail was an exception 10 the rest of
the market, falling during the day from S9a
TO 81. Tie CHEF features Of the rise were
Wabash and Lake Shore, with indications
that Daniel Drew was giving somebody
twist on the former. Smith il reported as
arranging his differences with Gould direct
ly. The Sock and Gold Exchanges close
tomorrow.
Sterling Exchange-Bznkers' bills 1854;
q. S. coupons OF 1881, 116a; sos Of 1867
1922; do. 1854, 112s; do '65, 1133; do. new,
1853; do. 1857, 1853; do 1868, 1851; 10-40s,
1854; currency SIS, 113a. Missouri bonds
"a. Tennessee, old, 7533; do. new 75R
Virginia, new, 81; do. old, 48; North Caao-
ina. old, 35A: do, new, 81.
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sIs
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS..

TkNNRssEB AND OTHER SECURITIES.
NTompuoilers warrants. 70
TreLaessee Donds, Old. ..s...s.o...s.s.s..-... 70
- IrSnaoesee ponds, neW.. 20
~ AIe.nesSee bonds past due. Oh
NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad bonds, 70
r S ~. w seq.
East tennessee and Virginia Railroad BIDS, II
n o y. ~
East tennessee and Georgia Railroad BIDS,
n, onuoi oeu. ....... ~
aennessee coupons, fundable. ...s........ 10
tennessee coupons, due July 1862. 80
Nasnvlue and Decatur Railroad bonds..... "a
lily Nashville bonds, old. ...... :.......... 80
Gity Nashville bonds, signed Brown, Mayor 60
wy Sly nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor. IS
NasnVnle corporation coupons. ............. 81
DsVioson county bonds Issued to Tennessee
onu r4clnc road..s.. ............ II
DAVIDSON county bonds Issued to Louisville
w
DAVIDSON county bonds issued to other
~
DAHiason county coupons. .........as.. 81
Daviuson county warrants. 30
wilson county bonds-l0ng II
W nsonconnty bOnds--shOrt. 80
montgomery county bonds. g.
MIIree6Doro coupons. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80
LOUISVILLE and Nashville Railroad stock. 70
NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad stock 50
Masnyilie and Decatur Railroad stock 81
East Ienne See and Georgia Railroad stock 90
East tennessee and Virginia Railroad stock so
South Nashville Street Railroad stock. 50
North Nashville Street Railroad stock..... 30
Spruce Street Railroad stock. .............10 100
Suspension Bridge stock. Is
Planters Bank stock. .................... s
Union Bank stock. s
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Cincinnati srarkas..

CINCINNATI, Nov. 27.-Floar S7.25a
$50. Grain unchanged. Mess pork Sl2.5Q
Lard dull; steam 7se, kettle 7kc. Bulk
meats, shoulders 4a4SSc; clear rib &c; clear
sides 6gc. Bacon, dull and nominal.
Green meats duh; shoulders 3se; clear rio
sc; clear sides 5ss5ac. Hams 6ia9se.
hogs $3.S0a400. Whisky soc.
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the sell, in Al available fcrza. II these can
not be supplied BY the caitivstor, he should
try to find something better to do than till
ing poor soil In corn. Ofall the labor par
formed in the United States, this is the
poorest paid toindividnals and the public,
Practically, 1t makes poor land poorer still;
while poor people are apt to become about
rs poor as they can be. Il is unpleasant to
write about poverty, or even think about it.
Butwhen cnrable malady is fastened upon
s friend and bid family, although the task
may be unpleasant, It is better to go to
their relief than to .shun them. The own
ers of poor land in the South are not half
50 poor, nor so sick of farming, as they I'M I
sghe. They simply use their farms in the
wrong way. When corn-ground is thin
and unpromising, they plant a double
quantity to get the bnshels they want;
looking to corn alone for an income. Ibis
mistake throws away full half Of their labor,
and helps kill the old plantation. Stock it
fully with calves that will become good
COWS In two OF, three years, when one
hundred calves that cost three dollars q
head will become worth thirty dollars a.
bead, or three Thousand dollars. Don't be
sfraid thatxell raised young cows viii not
sell. They will pay fifty per &c Mt interest,
and keep them on your Improving farm.
sub land and stock will give an easy for
tune. ghgS.-s 80 Z 81 u s5 .
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THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANi
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERIoANi
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
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New ToTk Geaerai aTArkets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Flour more act
i've, S5.90a11.00. Whisky 92ic. Wheat
opened firmer, but closed quiet. Corn
moderate; export demand, prices steady.
Oats-old Western mixed, 51ca54sc. New
4Scs5zc. Cofee-red, 15alS3c. Sugar,
duh, fair to good refined, 9salOc. Cuban
952103c. Mess pork Sl6. Beef unchanged.
Cut meats frm. Lard, more active and
lower; No. / to prime steam, 7sa8sc
Kettle SIC. Butter and cheese unchanged
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LOufgvtlEe Etarkets.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-Bagging 13al34c.
Flour-extra family S6.25; A No 1 $3.50;
fancy SS.25. Grain unchanged. Hogs sell
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Decline in the English Iron Market
= BANKING.
Third n afiGMal Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
W W. BERRY, 0HAs. =. HmLMAE,
JOHN KIBKhAE, EDGAR JONES,
-... DANIEL II. OARTEB.
TSRAESAOTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
u Bnsiness and deals In United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Oaahier.
W. W. BERRY, President
JNo. KIRKMAN, Woe PRESIDENT sep1 II
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BaltImOEe EEaEResa,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Flour steady and
prices unchanged. Wheat firm at S1.75a
$500. Corn dull-mixed western &c.
Oats frm-northern mixed 42c; white Ala
45c. Nothing doing in provisions. Bdtter
frmer-westeEn roll 27s28c. Whisky 94a
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THE CHEAPEST, TEE LIVELIE5T AND
THE BEST
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIYELIEsr AND
THE BEST
TIE CHEAPEST, THE LIvELIEsF AND
THE BEST -r-
TILE CHEAPEST, THE LIvELIEsr AND
THE BEST
TIE CHEAPEST, THE LIYELIEsr AND
THE BEST
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GEN EaAL EARKsfs.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. u, IS7a.
Nashville Cotton Marzes-
The market was quiet to-day, and un-
changed in price. We quote as follows:
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Marian Douglass contributes, to the Atlantic
Monthly, quaint poem, Before the Wedding"
which relates the experience OF q maiden and
Methodist revival preacher. Wequote portion
Of 1t.
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NEWSPAPERS.

TWELVE PAaEs-sEvENTY-TWo COL
UMNSI
TWELVE REPRESENTATION COL
UMNSI
TWELVE AGEsLSEvENTY-TWO coll
r-r UMNsI
TWELVE PAaEs-sEvENTT-Twc 90
UMNSf
TWELVE GES-sEvENTY-rw0
UMNSI
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AdveTtlsezassts under thss hsad sgtu BE- sksFUs
IN GENTS per line for eech SsseTtion.l
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ton at the subTreasury to-day, though no step was
taken toward the reissue OF any more legal tenders nor
anything done IN the way Of ordering new purchases
Of bonds or sales OF gold. Perhaps the certainty that
some step will be taken 20 alleviate the troubles
sprung upon the public had moral influence IN saving
the market from any manipulatons by operators III
cned to profit by the msfortunes OF their neighboFs
Money was naturally active all day. this morning at
per cent and this afternoon at considerations ranging
from l-32 TO IN addition 10 the legal currency Iaie'
There IL nothing new IN discounts and no Dnslhess
reported by the note brokers.
Government bonds were dull and the bddings on u
much lower basis Of quotations. There are cxpec-
tatons that the various insurance companies sustaining
heavy losses may be compelled to market the securities
held by Them ana that bidders disposed to take go
vantage OF the same The market left of steady IN the
basis Of 1l4 to ll5 for 1s6s Fisk Hatch report ~ io
1ouya NJ 4
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nam BenedIct,s closing quotations at D. m. were !:

The effect OF tie Boston gold was OF scarcely
any importance the attention being directed TO other
channels and graycr questions. The foreign financial
stuaon ono calculated TO cause great deal or un-
easpess which the late suspension Of Bowles Brothers
A. Co., with liabilities of S5OOOOO, does not dissipate
Money is reported active in the London outside market
on pledge OF c0nsols, and there seems to be
some good reasons for expecting further advance
I'm the rate Of discounts for the Bank Of England speedily
n Germany continues her demand for sterling bullion.
To-day however, when many graver considerations OF
local nature tax attention OF the street, compare
lively little attention is paid 10 the foreign situation
The market was disposed TO hrmness at the start with
sales AZ but the Xpoctaton that the Secretary OF
the Treasury would shape Interpretations as mitigate
the condition Of affairs likely to out OF the Boston
calamity caused a liberal disposition to SELL and
the price went OF 9a the late range Of the day being
1IssaI9E on gold loans the rates were A. and per
cent for carrying The bTreasury paid out $4,000 IN
coin interest the public debt, and $4,000 In redemp
ton OF called bonds. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared s9l9490oo
Gold balances s6525I2; currency balances, S25sl9S
The following were the quotations:
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parts Of the United States and Canada and execute
orders for STOCKS and BONDS at the Stock Ex-
change, on commission, for cash.
We deal in CONVENIENT BONDS, and in the fol-
lowing FIRSr-CLAss RAILROAD SECURITIES, which
VIC can recommend with confidence from o thorough,
knowledge Of their character and value, viz:
CHESAPEAKE AID ONO BONDS, 6 Per Cent Colo,
300, $500, and 2lCc0 denominations. Interest May
and November
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS, Per Cent Gold. Denom-
nation, 81 .CC0 Interest, january and July.
WESTERN Pacific DONDs. Per Cent Gold. Dcnom-
inaton, $1,000 Interest, January and July. All Of
which we buy and sell at current Varket prices.
We have just published, in connection with the
payment Of the November interest on the Bonds Of
the CHESAPEAKE And ONO RAILROAD COMPANY.
and the early opening of the road through to the
Ohio River full statement of its advantages char
acter and prospects, and interesting geological r.
ports Of the iron coal and other minerals along III
route, which may be had upon application.
FISK d HATCH.
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Among the New-York insurance companies when are
reported 70 have failed arc the following: The Humboldt
Corn Exchange, International, and the Relief.
The earnings OF The indianapolis, Bloomington ana
Western Railway for the month Of October 1874 were
sl87G34 month OF October 1871, 1885, Increase sl2
The bank statement compares as follows with former
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State bonds we're heavy and lower. The transactions
however were light and the market was otherwise de-
void of any important feature Tennessees new touched
"a; Virginia COnsols 54a and South Carolnas new, Jan
uary and July issues at "a The following were the
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HowES & MACY, Bankers, No - Wallis, New
York offer the same facilities to Dcpositols as In
cOrporaed Banks, and allow Interest Oh daily bal
ances at the rate OF -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current fates
with immediate returns
Special attention paid 10 choice Stock Bonds &c
r. for Investors
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NEw-YoRK MDLAyD.-Of the FIRST MoRrGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN Of this Company theie
remains but n small amount unmarketed. Nheh u
is considered that this new Great Trunk line Is no"
so nearly completed we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds, at $2000Oa mile secured by flIs'
Mortgage, arc particularly desirable and safe For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE & co.. Bankers, No. = Aascau-st
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The order issued last week by the Treasury to retire.
today the t5OOOO legal tenders let loose in October
was day reseInded and the money s to remain In the
banks The Assistant Treasurer has boon ~ eonsusa
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF
FISK & HATCH,
No. NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.
We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on bal
ances; issue CERTIFICATES on DEPOSIT available in
all parts of the country; MAKE COLLECTIONS IN all
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIIsr CALI
lot O'CLOCK A. II.
sails Of Gorcan<a B0Hds
locoU 2. $40 Cou. c. RIG soOO Z. s. Sc, lo4o Re5l1
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The days business at the U. 8. sub-Treasury was:
o 1896 3lJ ~ Currency payments. sT992 IL
Gold p.yneu .. 5i9l29 IL Currency balance. 232at99l III
bAsnce t5,i2j5f8 80 Cusems E'5VV w
Curene, reeripis...... 3l,tt9 81
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Amusements.

Amnsements.
OPENING OF BARNUM's GREAT
SHOW
POSTPONED
TO MONDAY, NOVEMBER TO-
In Consequence the continued sickness many most valuable
Rrg Horses opening ny great Museum Menssee and Hippo
dome in Fourtee hst Is necessarily POSTPONED Monday
Tev la
The Fables Obeient Servant,
p. Il. BARN UNI.
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The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
week AS follows with those Of the previous week
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Eertures ano meetlnas.
THE CASE OF IRELAND STATED.
A COURSE or FIVE LECTURES
nv the

4 III A COURSE OF FIVE LECTURES
by the
VERY REV. 7. n BURKE, o. P'
% NJ, P,oode in the Academy Music, N T.. on The folio"
ing syeaBgs; ,sr,v ~. "a
is, Ieeturs-' The Nornsn Invasion, on TUESDAY NOV
"a Is,ure" Ireland Under the Tudo on THURSDAY NOV ~
"a Lecture" ireland Under Cromwell on IUhsDAi, nov 10 -
~ Grstsp and the Volunteers" on THURsDAf Nov IL
81, T,p" Ireland Since the Union" on TUESDAY Nov ~
yt.. for the Course s5i single admission S For sale " the
tt.i. and boolsos st Offices Of the Catholic journals
and At the Academy Of Music
No mart the house reserved except The boes when are lot Se
the nor Office Of The Academy.
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TABLE OCHe average AnOVnt Of Loans, Specie, OUcud
hon DsDosits and LeGdi Tenders ia The Banks Of me
CiLJoC Sc,c- YORK FOR the reek ending Saturday. Nor
., 1872.
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2mu9ements.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
N LAST DAYSl LAST DAYsl
AT EXHIBITION HALL,
On Third and Sccond-avcs. ~ Siriy.,hird-st.
An Instructive Rare and Comprehensive Exhibit Of American Skill
Ingenuity, Artistic Development, and Material Progress
Open from 8 .. m. 10 10 m. daily.
hrlenddly Lighted hy the Now OXY-HYDROGEN Gas
Choice Muse 10y KEATlNGS ZINE EXHIBITION ORCHESTRAL
Admission so cents Meehancs Tickets in packages, % cents
Children %
Everybody should Visit this Unequa,ed Display
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY EVENINGS. VIII close Nov 20
A CADEMY OF MUSlC-LUCCA.
IA ITALIAN OPERA-LUCCA.
'PosITivIiY No FRIE 4 iIST "ANhihh-
- LAST WEEK (hut Three) OF THE SEASON.
WEDNESDAY Nov. 10, at 3 p. m,
FAUST.
NINE. PAULINE LUCIA, Marguerite.
r SESoRA SAM SIGS. vIzZANI, SPARAPAHl, JANET.
SECOND AND LAST TIME OF THE
THREE PRIME DONNIE,
MMR PAULINE LUCIA,
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
NINE. LEoHl LAvlELLl,
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In hoIarts Opera of
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
SATURDAY, NOV. l6, at m.
GRAND MATINEE.
SUNDAY, NOV. II,
THIRD SUNDAY CONCERT
At WALLACKS THBATBR.
In Preparation
HUGUENOTS AND hlGNoE
Kpsh Piano. euseda a the Academy Of Music
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