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New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
The BRIC-A-BRAC SERIES.

Mr.. r. H. Stoddard as editor and McsS1S
Scribner Armstrong & Co. publishers are toout 10
enter upon literary enterprise which VIII interest," All
Americans who delight in biography, memoir, ana
"ana" The English press abounds IN an entertaining
sort of Neutrality-suspicious. remniscence, autoOosra-
ply &c-fron which are largely excluded from the
fact that MANY the books. having mostly mere local
value our publishers do not feel warranted IN Their
reproducton These veryl books, however, contain
much concerning notable persons events, aud places
which would be read here with ayldy. In The pro
posed volumes-to he called the "Bic-a Brac Series
all the most valuable and agreeable portions of the
foreign books of reminisoence will be preserved-the
biographies Will be condensed and the iatersper.ed
sketches and anecdotes will be presented II need be- in
full The first volume of the BricBrac Series" will
appear at an early day. and VIII contain the cream OF
the autobOgraphies and memoirs Of Henry Choriey,
for many years the musical critic OF The London Ae-
nOrua, OF j. r. Panch6, the veteran dramatSt. and
Charles Maync Young the famous tragedian Tho ap-
propriate OF the SERIES selected by Mr SOddrd
dhan whom no more competent editor for such work
could he found) is Marlow's line:
rches n : little
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AID The following for city bank shares :

We are informed by Mr.. Royal Phelps that the
uge of his name on the opposition ticket nj the re-
cent election of directors for the Cleveland Cohum
bus, Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad Company
was entirely unauthorized by him, and that what
ever may have been his opiniOurs to the desirably
Of change ia the direction under no circumstances
would he have consented to such use of his name.
Mrssrs. Fairbanks < Co. offer investors the fiist
Mort gage Gold Bonds of the Portland and Ogdens-
burgh Railroad Vermont DiyiSonl at 80 and accrued
interest in currency. Messrs. Fairbanks have
large interest in the road and recommend the bonds
as a irst-class security. The Company has cash
capital of Sl.9oOOOO all paid in, and the issue Of
bonds is limited TO $4,000 per mile
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlvania Skies. tC9; Philadelphia and Erie Raiosd'
20; Reading Railroad, 5,.; Pennsylvania Railroad
so: Gold lll..
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
WEDNESDAY. March LIP. VI

l.
IT, onr walks and talks of late with financial men
we have been struck with the general prevalence Of
the idea that Notwithstanding the apparent recuper-
alton since the late panic, not yet out OF all
danger of relapse. The more common opinion is
that our trials have failed to impart any useful les
son. or that We have resolved not to be taught even
by hard experience. In dscoursing upon the
financial situation, an experienced observer, whose
mmd We are confident is not sweryed by
interest. remarks that he cannot that
our banks are in any better position than
they were i'm before the crisis IL will be remcm-
bcred that in that extraordinary time it was found
that those Of our city banks whose funds had been
loaned almost entirely upon the security of merean-
tile paper, were III less precarious position than
the Others whose loans secured by stocks. The
mercantile paper had suffered no material deprecia
ton. and was daily furnishing new money TO the
banks by the regular daily maturity of the notes
These institutions were, as u rule. Llt to be as
strong as they ever had bcrn because there was
bass of real value 10 the great ball, of Their sesur
tics On the other hand the banks whose collaterals
were chiefly stocks found their securities suddenly
doprocat'd 10 an extent that mncriled i large part
ii not the whole of their capitals. 1t IL held by
many vi tuOse NitL whom yc have conveyed. that
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
The following are the quotations for gold
We annex the closing nominal rates OF fore

Some early call loans were made al five per cent
but later on balances were offered at three ard four.
the money market being as easy at any previous
day. Prime discounts are in ready sale at live and
six per cent. There is no change il the outstanding
legal tenders, S3S3O00,OOO.
United States bonds have been little fImer to-
day. with a better demand growing ont of the sts
declining prices. We annex the latest street qao-
tatIons:
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JnsirntIlon.
Miscellaneous-Country.

TORT EDWARD INSTITUTE-A boaruinf
scmin,r for Ladies' and Gentlemen 'iusted on the HSn
ty kepsselarr ard Rrosj Superb brick bu
Fneen Teachers furnishing the aoest insiueuon IN he a. hs
Rr,ncbes thoroughly hut stno ertra cost
r an The Common branches Accommodations aielH1ts and re
poyced at living rates 90 as not 10 sIcne
A. having brsin- obliged economic in order to oov @
Idah permitted select roe stgde, or they may p
Cr,dusteS Course-Csssa Scientific Coegeprepusterf" I" ~
e Ia these Cours. sr,iuaie Good Spesng a
Wdpg made prominent Pres each Term Pour Literary
Instae Christian bui nonsetsusn spnhs e'"
march 10 Tsenty sr.t Leadenie vesr Aug 81, 1874.
Addre,s Catalogses Jos T. KING d. d. Port Eiward " .
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlyERPOOI.
CAHRiISG IHh
UNITED STATES MAIL.
INV ASD fULLPOWERRD SthAMSHlPA
ssbs rom wfort SATURDAYS from Liverpool - ft rs.
pifs ca ihT At CorT HsrDo'
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Msch II. at 200
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Msrch 81 500 g.
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Ms cl -. at 200 y
celtic. SATURDAY.. Apn 4. at 900 N.
ADRlATIC. SATuRDAt April IL at I2!JU n
From Ntiie Dos. Pavolls Ferrr. IerferG rGt,
Psf,rhg ,for al cltsse unrfar combuue
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
kslonnh tttcToens baillopn ~ mihn
so wore aiI HOton sL Slf.oc, ''l neum' aecomsI'
MfSe
RAlhs-Ssoon. $50, gon. Return rctsts $40 sd site,f,
$50 rurn,f. irosr nd oF ffers TOE 90 toat,
necrage prepaid teul'Itfs cBs clri~ac.
fsss'r 2rrt looked oH AZ sra o Am-rrA ,t hHtrGIE
hofssi S"cief inia AusigslA ,Nna ~
brats iron ID
tn-lecuan ~
scsss ~ ~ LfsSsa.T, Assbog. ~ ). tOK.iA, As,l.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
FIRST MORTGAGE GoLD BoNDs,
VERMONT DIVISION,
PorrL,Np AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD


PorTIANp AND OGDENsBURG RAHRoAD,
WITH
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
EASTERN RAnRoAD OF. MAssAcHusEHs'
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw-ESGIAND IN
VEsTMENT.
The issue is LIMITED to $4,000 per mile' ana 'ds
bosis of a CASn ,prrAL STocK or 81 Ooooc PAID IN
Al PAR. >, r. IL
limited amount remain unsoid' ii"e io' 'N'
,r,.on, :, and accrued interest, IN currency.
+. & T. FAIEBANKs & Co,
st. Johnsbury, VI;
FAIRBANKS. BROWN d. Co,
Milk-stp Boston;
FAIRBANKS 4 Co.,
81 Broadway, New-iork;
FlNANCIAL AGENTS.
NFw YORK AND OSwRGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
First Mortgage BOndholders are requested 10 ue
posit their bonds with the Farmers Loan ana ituss
Conpapy prior to the 10th inst and receive IA eN-
change Trust Certncates ent'llng them 70 iep'.
sentation by the Committee VI the United foie"Sh
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ing were the bids:
OfsIei. Astod.

In railroad bonds there was a sharp pressure to
sell Union Pacific Incomes, which, after selling down
to 10, rallied smar.ly at the close. The following
were the bids.
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DO Uhom II man Gonrern

DOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula Piles, Impo-
Dtsuee Diseases ofthe Or,ns oy HENRY oAnkLo
NJ o., 144 LerngIon-ave hlei or 20 eents
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
The bids for stocks at the close were:

The London markets were quiet and lower fcP
securities save Erie, which to al! the new loan
selling at q premium of 3 per cent Foreign ex-
change has been dnl with only small business
doing at 81 81 and 81 S7i for long and short stef
ling. Gold was not affected by either of these con-
siderations and the most of the sales were at ll.
the range being 3a112 Loans cost T. 81, 3, and
per cent for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $2O2,DOO in coin interest. and $1,000 in redemp-
ton of called bonds. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, Se.S42-
OOO gold balances. $l,OS93G5; currency balances,
81, ,225l5
The days business at the u. S. Sub-Treasury
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Geafnfrs.

AN experienced land successfully teacher
~ PRIVATE TUTOR 10 o. one or two as M
snoes Address PHILO, Tnbehe tpoS
Omoe, j4l West 32d-'t
rTEACHERS WANTED for mutual introduce
l. lions Address AMER iBDUCATIoNAD UNION" 737 Bros'
way y. Y
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,, n.c1nrK-sAIrs RrFoRE rnE al

C0vFEN'fENT STOCK DEPAETHENr-2t O'CLOCK r. 81
4 : l.U 'oupou, 1862 -. Coupoa lool 49,.
u = of'V''s - .
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Urfan 5Ieumrrs

TOR HAVANA,
NASSAU, PROGKESO AND VERA CRU
NEW YORK ,nd HRyICAN MAR STEAMSHIP LINZ
feavlng 3. Narth ElS t3 D.
CITY NEW Torn tisvana direcn. n.........h March IL
MEXICO (Iiavsna and menieo) ).. March -
MERIDA tilavana Via NasSaul.. 1'Trh ~
CUBA uayGns directl. MA'h n,
CITY or HAVANA tIsyana Girect) WEDNEsbAf msfoh 70
f0' 'sn' "'as'' ALEX .sDRE SONS 80 Broaas.,.
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THE MONEY. MARKET.
hAIFs BEFoRH THE CALL.

ofyIcIAL RRPORE " " STOCK ExcHAgoB SALES
MAR W IL, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
grSirucilon.

For Boys and young Men City.
4 ETHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
II 90 GidsJu-ayt
second Tenn begins Feb.aary J.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

I-iscellaneous-Ciy.
4 GERMAN LADY, highly recommend d,
y lse iru ure-sr. accustomed 20 t'cl Go' 60 A1elcu
taloa. desires ptlILs a. tarT residences Address hr TiL
II. FOGLnLH, g. NefssIet
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ CONPANf.
FOR SOUrBANPIUN AID BtEAfi
be GRAZ BiSi'Aktk. g.. Me.c.
WfDSRS.t 81. March u. O. n Bleify Pf ooI taf.
Honoset. to ~ iv
RATES PASSAGh no LONDON HAFkh AND BttNEf.
PGvABLs q zgryALEsT ~ 'rEhtSci
Second
STerace
forffHght v passage, apply OEikiIhs Ca. AF'us
I,v
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

AcaIN las there bees. rio. d. inat hct
house Of riotin: and trawis. tissinvaii.
Some T,,:lians stoned Il LnrefooteG
:,ysaser soldier and the a;.tloriiies tu,ncd
out the :roops-aiI SIX Of '.ns-aud fred
on the Italians. killing oue of them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

TEE Cars Hill RoGBERs have been
corralied Oh high Missouri mountain.
and they are ike +, no nippod. The
Pixies are out 70, them in force, likewise
the Arkansa 1yans
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

We Ls,Es that NJ. Harry l. Thornton
has gone &c Denver. Colorado, 10 give
his attention 10 ;sn important law case
there. lie was raid The hardsome re-
tainer of $4,000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

5iE HgsET X Ml4cas,h avuns ~
purpose al s.uupiog taa stae for IL"
j ,r,o>rttic party, n>.~:th>.a'.3;ng ~
uliair defeat - the NiIiiau,si:es Il
:Sorey county There - considerable
re- pepper in Henry.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

LoNGsTREET says that want Of ammu-
milton made him surrender Kellogg S
army. He blames the Att oruey General
of louisa ia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

E. K. HoAE refuses 70 be nominated
again for Congress in bis d:s,ric. of
MassacL usstts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

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80.
+-.-
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PRr~1pExT DIXON ana JAY Gould az,

PaE~rpE>T DIXON ana JAY Could ~,
o4 liz, II WY L. maae 4 :eCr Z: i4~rec-
ton IF ;he Up. Railroad. win the rur-
pose Of increasing the speed Of lie
freight train, thereover. f4ey propose
10 TN rss52nss, trains s,.a..a: .iIoosl
from Chicago TO Ogden without TIE
botAssttion # the Transfer Company at
Omaha. Til, viii enable passengers to
ciccl: then aar-"ge night through from
Me- York to san Francisco, anl sioe
versa. THIS vii b. 4 great inqsv,--
,aent and one Ion- needed. Ey ;h=i'
contemplated nes .crs.,ee.., go .
2 people viii gain a day tor '.s.it
;tei,uj trains 5@tHcen Hmaia -..i
p.urn. GOOD again
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good ordinary 1926; net receipts 7 .467;
gross 7.467; exports to continent 4;
coastwise 37G4; suIes 2.4G3; stock
AZ GIL.
W1LMISGIoN. O.,'ob.r IL Cotton
firm-lnlddling 14Is; net receipts
l.2o7: exports colstwiSo 1,l54; stock
2,2OO
B' sroN. October IL Cotton o,iet
und stcndy-tni'ldIing 16I@: net re
cripts 70; gross 225; saIes $50; stock
8.OnO
AUGUSTA, October 12.-Cotton dull;
buyers aud sellers npart-mid,liue
l4is; net receipts l,l67; snlrs 7uS
PHILADELPHIA. O:tokcr l2.-Cultou
qnie'-in'ddii"g 15l.i; net receipts 3S3;
gross 562
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NJ / l. IL n T. II Y
FAN CY GOODS

WTlLL commcUcc To- DAY, aEi the
w opening q; novelties III ladies
HATS and BOHNEFS viii cur,tinnc during
the wock Ny stock i, 90 large, varied n,a
stylish that IT is impossible to show every
thing il "nc dty. rlicr" will tie something
decidedly nnw aLd handsome TO bo seen
each day this We. ai,l ever, day ;hcuush-
out the season
My rtock OF silks. Drt ss Goods, Blankots,
tianntls, Cassimrr.s Hosiery, Gloves,
Undrrahirts and Drawers. House Fnr.irh-
ing Goods, Sh-ciinS, Shirt:nS. Dnmretic.,
&c. 81, is nox ai complete at it is pusslb U
10 make 4 stuck, ID which viii be add.d as
the need occurs.
any where. and IN cnn-'q iencc OF my terms
being strictly cAeh can cell 1nt!ds os th.
very best STYLES an1 quality ut less price
than they can be- bought elsewhere.
Oct l3 Luii5 J H. kIEARD
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY,

Esfablfshed IN Columbia, S. O., 1s49.
.ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Of Hart.
ford, Conn, s6 .oCO ,CCO.
IMPERIAL TIRE INSURANCE CO.. Of
London, England. sS 600, 900.
FkANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
Philadelphia, 50 sOo, 900
PuENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF
New York. -, 100000.
OLD DOMINION FIREINSURANCE CO..
OF Richmond, Va, $500, 900.
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF
Hartford, Conn, t4GO. 600.
Risks taken on Buildings. Merch a ndize,
Cotton, &C.. &c.
GEO. HUGGINs. Agent.
Office opposite the Columbia Hotel.
Sept Is t2m
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One Door South OF phmnIx ome.

One Door South OF PhenIx ONCE.
ME ALI. in need Of CHOICE EsAa
E5fE3n3 FLOUR, BACON, LARD. N@H
9Ydfazllkdk SUGAR, MOLASSES, TEAS, 9AsnssH
MEAL CORN. HAMS. COFFEE, BU rTER,
OlI.-in fact. everything that is kept in a
FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, will
consult their interest by giving us a call.
Buying our goods for casl, we are enabled
to FELL as cheap as tho cheapest. All We
satisfaction, it will not be our fault. We
hope our friends will not forget us. We So
llcit u share OF the public patronage. deter
mined to give satisfaction to all who may
favor us with their custom. All goods de-
llvercd within the city limi,s
sep 81 1mo SMITH & DROUGHTON.
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Stoves Crates and MantoIs

l HAVE ju,i r.cti"cd :, splendid assnrt-
4 IN, ut ot thu abave articles, among
which l. - hc found the celebrated Cf>I-
Ton PLAN I imurovod COOKING STOVE.
IN" oven ut tlii- Stove has been cnIarg ed
and stands ut the head OF all others; and a
large variety OF other COOKING STOVES.
mo aSsoi t'nnh; OF iicatine Si"v-s, nmcrG
which 's new article If II Franklin Stove,
never before brought to this market, which
IL ru up Tor cxhihIt!nn; the public are in
vi'ed L, call and cXanin" the same
A9i:Edid assortment ot CRATES and
MAN fELS, tho hundspm, st that has ever
come !" this place; 'l,ey arc Of the very
| ,t"s1 style auG pattern. A. PALMER
Oct 10
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lsNdbsiSH IkOO u
iAI". with largo a--ort.ncnt of latest
New l"lk sty!cs KEDI\GOTES, Ladies
.nl Ch,idron's DRESSES. Plain and En-
hrni'lnicd SA CUES, Ladies' UNDER
WEAR; Mrs. hiuo.i!s CORSE1S and
ni hrr STILES At all prices; English Beaver
y 9TH GLp.kS, a! HJs, Beaded I'ocK 81
.n', J', ti.hucs; Jc: and Steel Ornaments,
Sta is and other arti:ics too numerous to
incnii n: l. Zaar Patterns; Hair in great
vaiirt ;Ghliar. a. and Ladies Fur Sets All
u wh;ci: WI. tc sn Il very low. Ladies' are
resp: :ci:uliy Invited to cnli and see for
thcm-" Hc1 Get 3
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New Goods New Guuas

>A2 | HAVE jr.. returned from Eow
"A York with fac ana wril selected
iff stock OF English. Frrurh and Amrii-
c,n CASSlM,.KLS. Sro;c!. GDO,S.
' ES SFiNGS, ..c., which viii bo maha 10
order AT s!i"r: notice a';l upon re. -onihi:.
terms. Also, full inr oi ,!,r eel, i'ra;ci
STAR $!iln-S. cal il respectfully : :
Iciti1. j. r. EiSENM N%N
Sept -
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Estate Notice.
fINAKE notice; A!lpertons having claims
D against tho Estate or the late Mr.,
JOHN i. McIN r0SH, of this city, will pre.
sent tho re 40 duly attested, to Mr.. George
Summers, ih:hardson street, Columbia, &,
o.; aud all persons indebted to said Estate
wi make payment 10 him, or to Mr.. Gregor
Mitchell Mcirtnsh. who is appointed by
the undersigned to collect rhe rents due to
eaiI Ee alto.
GEORGE sYMMERs,
JO' MCKENZIE,
WI LIAM d. LOWRANCE,
Qualified Executors.
Columbia. Dot 5, 1874. tuS
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NE " GOODS.

IA III T. tri4ignrd r"sp"ctfuii, il
Al forms l.! fr.cHG,, II. ,ubli" = ne
LIE. rally, iha. hc l. in r"c.i,, nt II i;,'
stocn IT GDDi'S cor,i-iinE Of tl.briS
"a iSI HERE'S. Ni.- rlNGS. !%:. witch vii.
ho MADE u in IT,, b - and late .tyi
for ca-i!.
rtars to c".'c fi"ar,i iiI n.,;lr nj nurc
10 those wi" ar" unPi n .lbc.al r, due
ton Will To r!t.r.
G. . EGi"lIAt;or.
Sop: n 80 ,,o,ite i,v t:.u
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MJuut;lli. Butter.
Lost,

N Thursday riEhi last. one Is hlIRnUP
~ LEA EE. ii ispiiug steel s,irrl,n
attached. -ni;nbr reward will be paid
I'd auy one leaving III" articles 1T the Fu,R
NIX 'Ilae. Oct l3 |
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W. have iast received ten cases Of
w v.r.. choice and scasonabio DRESS
GOODS. purchA Aned for casl, of two bank
rupt imppiting hou -es, which will bo sold
very ch"ai Als', i've cases BLACK AL.
PACAS ana choice MOURNING GOODS.
which. for "a ility xi!d finish, cannot be ex.
celied anywhere.
The following Goods are now In stock:
% piece. choice patterns OF CARTE rs.
100 kCi>. % MATS, so dozen of Hallou ~
% o.scc!ebrAtcd SHIFTS. Tor which We are
the agents, retailing them at whole sale
pi cus
All The deDar. mcn.s Of our establish
mcnt are full "f the best makes OF goods,
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for cash VI the lowest prices
enabling us to aeil goods a.. low a. any
:.onse in New York
ih"re residing in the city. and st rangers
pa-sin'; thrnugh. before laying in their
wihtcr supplies. should examine our largo
~! s!"ise assortment, ut tho GRAND
GEN rliAl4 Day GOODS ESTABLISH.
MENr OF WM. ID. LOVE ~ CT whole,
sale aud retail dealcra in DRY GOODS.
y lIiONS BOOTS and SHOES. corner oi
II ala and Plaiu streets.
y Il. SAMPLES sent grAtni,oasly to all
rH's OF the country on application.
tct Il
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"The Georgia Gin, y

We again cali the attention Of those
with nut GINS - The above Gin We lave
s"ld them Fpr -"v.n years AMI the nuiv.r-
sal satisfaction ;Ley have given and She
largely imrrua ed drm,nd ard sale ca. Ii
year, il the best evidence of their merits
W. bali, t!...! wil.GIN FASTER, MAEi.
a BETTER LITr. Run i.ltii!Tf!. AHI,
GIN CLEANER, than my r:!..r ,:in ~. ,l:e
mtrkct. Order raIly.rt
lOHI.'k " IOWkA%CE,
Ju'y -! A"ruIs ;.,r S.iii II ,..r,,iInA
Fresh Arrivals
fNtLi.lEi Ut N!rI SEASON l.
GO DDS
MAGNOLIA iiAi. :
Extra SuSaI-Gui.h i'Icai: Sir:.-,
Mld.tured White l,acnm,
Smoked ,i.eE lunSuss.
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AAIUsEMENTs. A
w Proprietor and Manager: Mr.: LESTER wALLACK
LAST NIGHT
LAST MONT

LAST LAST sioHhft stoht
TIE sau IF E9os y1Sse NAN
LAST LAST MAriSEEE MaAriiSEEE
THE ROMANCE OF 4 POOR YOUNG MAN.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLAcK.
the nrst appearance OF
M ar ir'i1 DlpN psams5i' BSrcIcanLT'' a1a ti,G.'
asfEs cIss'S A06 AooPfaGhEs DADDY oOowD
ss Ba csssa & s s.;s
Msnla M Heads and d Young hearss" .%onaaS The &c;
:!S'S :5ssse sro"as Love IAN ana sonsy Il fs,ms..
cas'ssn sse. uassd 4s De-
..:Nspoieons Old Guard" ,Sxtas the FIFTH. pot" s,
sss nsS Tss xgss a4Ss
On res sa4GRD%Y 1ns sYT ss
new ana 0risfRfE THE iri plsy fni1rtlsa
xsOss sseeied Mr. hc@as n4 01 l'A
wood Glare h'jsi: fRd aitss!E ). -,
Ms. lone suxEs. H JOHN a oiLssfaEi asis.n. roxls.
NJ n. AkfTToS AskkfFToS, Mss Ms IsHIA1sDELL,
SATURDAY nhrisss Mf sGHci94akEEy nT 4aaAkEEy.rAsr ONE.
DOOTHS THEATRE. RIP VAN WINKLE.
ID Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
The sy sa % ana ssse:a ss
Washington Tryings romantic story.
RIP VAN WINkLE,
assuming the title character
and
OF COMPANY OF Booths Theatre
Mr. JEFFERSON will appear every night OF the week,
cave Saturday. and al the SATURDAY MATINEE.
To morrow Saturday, evening. Nov IA,
MISS KATE FIELD
will make her rst appe any stage, in the
uon OF Charles Reade's novel Masks AND FACES. =
MIR. JEFFERSON will continue his impersonarion OF
RIP VAN WINKLE next week.
DAY from A. n. 10 0P. N. Seats for MISS FIELDS
M a az
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER -
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
r YCEUN THEATRE sOLDENE.
Il NJ GRAU 4 cnIzzoLA. .Lessses and managers.
ENGLISH OPERA BouFFE
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
MISS EMILY soLDENR.
ENGLISH OPERA BouFFE COMPANY
TONIGHT last night bur
GENEvIEvE DE BRABANT.
Miss sOLDENE in her original role OF DkOoAN,
u. MARSHALL and BEVERLY rs the GENDARAks.
sArURDAi. Ar 2. NJ, LAST TINE OF
GENkvIRyE DE BRABANT,
which viii oe preceded by the farce Of
rhE IKlSH TGrok,
MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10, AT
LecoQs most popular Opera,
La FILE be MADAM ANGoT.
Seats secured SIX days In advance At the box once OF
the Theatre and at Delmoncos y Broad street
YCEuM THEATRE. MATINEE
LAST MATINEE OF
GENEyIEvk DE BRABANT.
n Z. H.THoRNE, Lessee and orchs..ra;s;..,.....H %
Manager. rArquete Ctrcie-... Io
and appearance but one, GaIery' %
on which occasion bbaEsLUaE bas
will be performed for the LAST NIGHT but ONE
and Miss SEAMAN as satan.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON AT Ia, grand last
DELUGE MATINsE;;, N;,v,s .psrr,r
and LAST NIGHT OF KIRALFYS TROUPE.
On MONDAY, Donald Mckay ana the Warm spring
Indians IN
WILD CAT NED.