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EFFECT IN WALL STREET.

AT the opening hour Union Pacific sold freely at 741s
in Wall yesterday until telegram received
from Washington stating that the United States Su-
preme Court had rendered decision supporting the
Union Pacific in its claims for payment for government
transportation. Instantly Union Pacific became tho
strong feature OF the day the Stock Exchange and
until the close OF the board the excitement
was high and continuous Opening at 741s,
the stock jumped the receipt OF the
first OF favorable decision to 7o16 bid with 76s
asked. The wires crowded with questions 10
Washington as to what the decision was the stock and
excitement appreciating every until near the
close OF the day, when the facts came, verifying the
most sanguine hopes OF the bulls The effect of this
decision woll known the street. 1t gives the
company about 81 600 900 in back pay secures to
II about $500,000 cash each year in pay
ment for government work The decision places
the dividends of the company a much 1rmer basis
will be by the street quotations Nearly every
other leading stock rose in sympathy with Union
Pacific until the gong sounded at the close when the
highest of the day registered Union Pacific
stock rapidly up the list until at three p NJ it
closed at the best figures during the day. 79l1. The
bonds followed, closing at 1041a
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THE EUROPEAN GRAIN MARKETS.

LONDON, Nov 90 1875
The Mark Lane Erpress in its review OF the grain
markets for the past week. says England has had a
dragging trade, with occasional decline, owing chiefly
to the want OF condition in the samples
In Holland and Belgium former rates main
tained.
In Germany there have been slight fluctuations.
In France the quotations are generally unchanged,
although provincial markets there has been
advance of Is, owing TO small supplies
Algeria is suffering from severe drought
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
THE ROYAL ALBERT BRIDGE.

OTTAWA, Nov 30 1875.
Hon. John Young gives notice in the Official Gazette
that application will be made at the session of Par
lament for act OF incorporation to construct the
Royal Albert Bridge the ST. Lawrence near
ST Heens Island to connect the Eastern, Western and
Northern railways OF Canada with the Eastern and
railways the south side OF the river. Tho
bridge will also be adapted to the running OF city
and for ordinary trat1c as we'll as for foot travel
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GOVERNMENT OF CITIES.

ALBANY, Nov. %, 1875.
The Governor has appointed the following commits
sion to devise plan Tor the government of cities:-
William NJ. Evarts, of New York; Samuel Hand, of
Albany; u. L. Gudkn, of New York; Edward
Cooper, Of New York. Martin b. Anderson, of
Rochester; John A. Lott, of Brooklyn; James G.
Carter OF New York Oswald 0ttendoricr, OF New
York. william Allen Butler, OF Yonkcrs; Simon Stern,
of New York; Joshua M. Van Colt, Of Brooklyn, and
Henry +. Dimock, OF Brooklyn.
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A BANKRUPT AND FORGER.

LEBANON, Pa, Nov 20, 1876.
Edward J. Backenstose, aJustice OF the Peace, of
East Hanover township, the owner OF q farm and
tcnsively engaged in the shipping of cattle to Eastern
markets. failed and appointed assignee last week.
He has confessed the forgery of notes amount
ing to between $40 900 and $4,000 and has fled to
parts unknown His liabilities are reported to amount
aIn % 0An
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THE SUEZ CANAL.

M. DE LEssEps' OPINION OF ENGLAND's PUR-
CHASE OF THE KHEDIvEs SHARES.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1875.
NJ dc Lcsseps has issued circular, in which he says
he regards Engands purchase OF the khedves shares
ss fortunate thing and the consequence VIII be the
Pronunciation by the British government OF its former
hostility to the interests Of the shareholders Of the
eanAi
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Joseph Abbot fifteen years Of age while at work in
the factory OF Hines McGinna, No. 81 Dey street,
caught his clothes in belt OF machinery and was
drawn to the ceiling, thrown round the shaft and
hurled 70 tho workbench beneath. His arm was
broken and his legs badly injured, besides wounds in
his head He taken to the Chambers Street Hosp.
tai bx the ambulance.
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CENTRAL ASIA.

TILE KHoKAND REvoLUTIoNIsTs INFLIcr HEAVY
LOSSES ON THE RUSSIANS.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1875.
The Morning Standard publishes special telegram
from Vienna which says that accounts from Tas rep
resent tho Russian Losses in the recent rising at Kho
kand as being heavy.
Parl of tho CARLSON at Khokand were massacred
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CHINA.

NATIVE AssEMBLAGE FOR RESISTANCE TO AN
ENGLISH COMMISSION OF INQUIRY.
LoSpoS Nov. %, 1875.
telegram from Shanghai says the British Inquiry
Commission met traveller who warned them that
large force assembled at Hunnan and resistance
10 the investigation the murder OF Nj. Margaray
might be expected.
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A Brilliant Assemblage of
Savans and Ladies.
The Work of the American Explorer
Fully Endorsed.
His War Action Approved
Kill or Be Killed"
Grand Success Of the Herald and
Telegraph Expedition.
COLONEL BURTON STANDS CORRECTED.

AULONGL DUnlON pldNDD OOnAEUlED.
aspEcrAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ]
LONDON, Nov. 80, 1875.
There was meeting of the members of the
Royal Geographical Society to-day.
SPECIAL OBJECT OF THE AssEMBLAGE.
They were assembled for the purpose of
listening to Colonel Grants address on the
subject of Mr.. H. NJ. Stanley's-(the COM
mander of the HERALD and Telegraph ex-
petition explorations in the region of the
Victoria Niyanza, Africa.
DISTINGUISHED PERsoNAGEs PRESENT.
Among the distinguished personages pres
ent were:-Major General Sir Henry c. Raw
linson, Sir Samuel Baker, Colonel Burton,
Sir Fowell Buxton, Baroness Burdett Coutts,
Rev. Mr.. Mofat dr. Livingstone's father
in-law), DR.. Rae and Others
Many ladies of aristocratic rank were
seated on General Rawlinsons right and on
Colonel Grants left.
COLONEL GRANTS PAPER.
The paper which was read by Colonel
Grant amounted simply to eulogium of
Stanley, who was praised for his persever-
ance, courage and success in carrying out in
the most complete manner the intent of his
commission from the HERALD and Telegraph
UHE FAME OF THE AMERICAN INDoRsED DY
OTHER EXPLORERS
Sir Samuel Baker, Colonel Burton and
Colonel Grant spoke emotionally on the
subject of Stanley's verification of Spekes
views on the subject of the rise and course
of the river Nile.
HIS REWARD.
The three celebrated African travellers said
that nothing in the gift of the Geographical
Society would be too high reward for
Stanleys services in the cause Of science.
He deserved, they said, a reception on his
return to England like that which was
recorded to Speke and. Grant in the old
Burlington House after their discovery of
Lake Victoria.
AN IMPORTANT POINT OF INFORMATION.
The speakers laid stress on the point that
Mr. Stanley considered the Shimeeyn River
the most southern source of the Nile.
sTANLEY's WAR ACTION
DaI,o L. 1,y
defended Stanley against the charge of hav-
ing caused unnecessary bloodshed.
'sKIIL OR BE KILLED"
The speaker said that the American ex-
plorer was placed in o position where the
alternative was ''kill or be killed." and if he
had not acted with promptitude it was more
than probable that neither the HERALD nor
the Telegraph nor the world of science would
hear of his fate for very many years to come.
A BRAVE MAN JUSTIFIED,
STANLEY" continued Sir Samuel Baker,
s'performed his duty nobly, and thus ac-
Ck1ired right to the very warmest welcome
on the occasion of his return"
COLONEL BURTON ACCEPTS CORRECTION.
Colonel Burton gracefully accepted the
correction of his own views on the sources
and course of the Nile
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
The interest and enthusiasm of the
speakers and audience we're very great during
the entire proceedings.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
FRANCE.

THE ASSEMBLY DEFINES THE PLAN OF ELEc-
ToRAL VOTING.
PARIS, Nov 20, 1875.
The Assembly has finally adopted the clause OF the
Electoral bill providing for voting by drrondissement
In the division the Assembly stood 4ol for and 200
against :he clause
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THE GREEK CHURCH.

The Rev. Nicholas Bjerring, OF the Russo.Grcek
church. will lecture this evening, at Association Hail.
on the subjcct-Thc Oriental Church and lis Friendly
Relations to otner Religious Bodies.n
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ABYSSINIA AND EGYPT.

HUNDREDS OF EaYPTIAN SOLDIERS MAssAcHED
by THE EAST AFRICANS.
LONDON Nov 20, 1875
The Daily Ners publishes a special telegram fom
Alexandria TO day which says the Abyssinans had sur
prised and killed body OF 1900 Egyptians including
seventeen officers.
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

A BRITISH ACCOUNTANT TO OVERHAUL THE
KHEprvEs FINANCIAL CONDITION.
LONDON, Nov. 30-4AM.
The Morning Echo says the Right Hon. Stephen
Cave, Paymaster General will go 20 Egypt to inquire
into the financial condition of the Khedlvo's govern
ment
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
CUBA AND THE CROWN.

ALFoNso's BIRTHDAY FETE OBSERVED IN
HAVANA
HAVANA, Nov. 90, 1875.
The birthday OF King Alfonso celebrated yeser-
day by festivities at the Palace and
military and civic procession.
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CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP MLAREN.

CLEVELAND Nov 90, 1875
The Rev. w. f. McIaren, Bshop-olec OF Illinois,
will be consecrated in the cathedral at Chicago at half
past ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday, Deccmbers s.
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NEW YORK AND CANADA RAILROAD.

WHITEHALL, Nov. 90, 1875
The first regular train the New York and Can
ada Railroad from Montreal arrived here five O'Clock
P. NJ to-day making the in eight hours The
road is now open for traffic.
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FAILURE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco Nov. 20, 1875
Fassett & McConcy, heavy grain and produce dealers
OF this city, failed o-day.
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VACANT PLACES

VACANT PLACES
In the dental ranks will f you particular
with your teeth them every day with that ia
mons tooth wash SozoDoNr From youth TO old IL will
keep the enamel spoess and unmpaired The teeth OF
who SozOdont have pcartke whteness and the
Oums roseate hue while the breath Is purified and
sweet fragrant II Is composed of antiseptc
herbs aud entirely free from the Objectionable and inju
rfous Ingredients Of tooth pastcs. &c.
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SPAIN.

HESDAYE, Nov 20, 1875.
The Carlists have commenced again vigorous bonn
bardment of San Sebastian.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Abyssina will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Of1ce at
four O'Clock A. NJ
THE New YORK Naturalization for Europc-will be
ready at halfpast three o'clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

DYEING AND PRINTING.-TAKE 1T TO THE
NEW YORK DYElNG AND PRINTING EsTAB-
LISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND. Offices -aS Duane street,
752 Broadway 6lU sixth avenue New York l66 and 1858
Picrrcpont street, Brooklyn Established fifty years
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES THE TELEGRAM
yesterday Sunday edition and il is said 10000
like hot cakes One of the features
the publishing Of free advertisements for all seeking
employment or course there was great rush-Commer.
cill AdNertisnr
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

TRUSSES BANDAGES, &C-SEELEY'S HAND
RunnER TRussEs; comfort safety, ceaniness and dura
liable Establishments 737 Broadway New York and 34I
Chestnut street, Philadelphia Correct adjustment Low
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

NEW SENSATION. THE MOOSE AT THE
Moose the most natural trotter in the world, will
exhibited In harness saturday this week December T.
Rink American Institute Building, with other
tons, which will appear IN next issue.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

A.-TRUSSES.- WEAR THE BEST "SEELEY'S
HARD RuBBER TRussEs" Comfort safety, cleanliness and
durability. Improved patterns Establishment 737 Broad
way. Correct adjustment Low prices.
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SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES.-THE TELEGRAM
yesterday issued sunday edition. and il is said 10000
copies off like hot cakes One of the
the publishing of free advertisements for all seeking
employment OF course there was great rush-Oommer
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C-G. RAUCHFUss, PRACrI
cal wrGxASrg aud lsroRrfR or HuSAS HAIR, a East
Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES.-THE TELEGRAM
Yesterday issued sunday edition, and Il Is said 100000
comics went off like hot Of the features
the publishing OF tree Advertisements for all persons seeking
employment. or there was great rush-Commcr-
~
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street.
Open from A. VI. y r. VI.
On sunday from to y 4. N.
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THOSE WHO WISH vIGOR, FIRMNEsS, ENERGY,
should wear a Graduated CuRsr LuSG PROTECTOR.
Sold hy dealers aud Druggists BY mail I'll so
ISAAC A. SINGER, manufactures, 6v4 Broadway
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THE MALAY PENINSULA.

THE BRITISH ARMY MARCH TO PERAK.
LONDON, Nov 90 1875.
despatch from Penang says ~ is not expected that
bhc British troops will with any resistance
o. Perak.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

ia EAST FOURTEENTH STREET OPPOSITE THE
Academy Music the only place N the city where ladies
have their material PLATED, SnIRRED. I'm.
BRorDEREp BRAIDED STAMPED TO order by improved
machinery quick and cheap.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

HALE'S HONEY OF H0REHOUND AND TAR HAS
m ade the treatment of lung disease successful
PIKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS in minute.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

INFLUENZA CURED BY THAT STANDARD REM
edy. WsTARs BALsAM or WILD CHERRY soc. and 81 a
bottle
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prices HERTS co, manufacturers SO6 and sos Broad
way, opposite Eleventh street, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

A-FOR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT, OF
extra quality 20 direct 10 the manufacturer
ESPENSClIEID No. lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

A.-wIRE SIGNS; PATENT METALLIC FRAMES;
engraved Signs House and painting.
UpHAM & Co, $50 and 2o2 Canal street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


DRIGHTS DISEASE DIABETES DROPsY, GRAVEL
ID Calculus, Gout, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Diseases ~
Liver Kidneys. Bladder. Prostate ana Premature
Prostraton. Organic Debility and Chronic Affections IN.
curahc BY general practtuncrs. Two pamphlets explain
ing their successful treatment BY NATlRks srEIIFtC
ASAlIEI. MADE OF GOD, BETHESDA MINERAL
SPRING WATER, and Dr a, IIAWLEY HEATH, the au-
thor and propetor free 70 any address Depot aud
tion rooms, 40 Broadway. Sew York.
GHEAPEST BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD.
~ 5000 Juvenile Books your price 1872 magnificent
Books price SaUT2 Bibles and Prayer Books
price. Catalogue free. send stamp.
LEGGAT BROS.
No Beekmau street, opposite Post Office
MANHOOD-20UTH EDIftON.-A TREATISE EX
l planatDy OF the with instructions for the sue
cessIu treatment Of Weakness Low spirits Nervous Ex-
haustion, Muscular Debility aud Premature Decline ~ Wan
hood price 5lc Address the author br r. Dk r CVhllS
2OI West Twenty second street, Now York
NEW CHRISTMAS MUSIC -
IN Christians, Awake, anthem; - eentsi anu Love
Divine hymn 50 cents both by oeerse william W arren.
IL Is merry Christmas day caro hecNhsi ~ cents
Happy Christmas morning. carroll Tonu1 ~ cents -
child cardi Stecle 10 cents. Copies
mailed WI 4 PoND 4 Co. 5i7 Broadway. Branch
store. 30 Union squares
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A. -A.-FURS !

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCI-
pal of late Marsh Coz at his old Office, No Vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch.
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Choice stock in great variety popular prices.
. SEALsKIN SAcQuEs and SETS speciality
BURKE manufacturer Eli Broadway ark Bank Building
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
black.-BOSwELL h WARMERS "CoLoRIFIc FOR rHE
HAfRn Depot No. o Dey street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

NEW REMEDIAL INVENTION BLEsSEs THE
race The ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6S3 Broadway,
with their remedy, hold worst ruptures comfortably
night and day till permanently cured.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES.-THE TELEGRAM
yesterday Sunday edition. and IL is said 100000
oil like hot cakes One of the features
the publishing of free advertisements for all seeking
employment OF there great rush.-Commer-
cinl Advertiser.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

A So HAT FOR 81 9O.--FINE HATS A SPECIALITY.
SILK HAIRS SO so worth s. Is New Church street, up
stairs.
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A-JEIEso WATER CONCENTRATED

the great remedy dyspepsia rheumatism and general
debility An order for three bottles FREQ Of expressage
any part United States Canada receipt of the
price. Isl bottle go doses in bottle Address WARREN
Co., 20 Cortland (box 1885, Post Office, New York
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
.,,n IiiG GI;fAf fif%N iiSE

AND uSSIrE6 siAffs MAIl.' E6urE.
Certiandt SIS as tn,lowsi N''' Va "N'''' - ~
Fxprr-s tor Larris burg Plttsbur-h tie West anil
and s'si 7 II. sunday aud S.aor 81 Y''' - 49, y
and Erie l. Il Hiv connecfin n Pm ,ilpniH INK
NJ For willansport, Lock haven, Cory, and Lrie
um centre and the i' iIcrlon; ''''''
For Ra tmotr Wasbin zion and the South ,T limited
WashiUgton Fxnrcss Of Pu,in j. ,~lnr 40 xxx
except SUNDAY p:sl A d Arriye Nsshingt,n IN l.
NJ Regular At $40 A. NJ 8andpP A. sunday. qP ii
Ex1res, Tor Pnnaarpiia ~ ;.g6 \ ~ a. "a q NJ
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HlIOposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS wiz be received untl
H. bsp'. ih.u by the lHusIkES or HE NKW
nmohh AND bkOOkLlN BRIDGE AZ lheir ON e, a
water tt hfooAbn. n " for TIE m,nufactirr and jr.
eaec srl ,a n OF me temporary foot bridge or DO
bridge. N '-~'E "''' 9"'pV"Hl'u
hteu tpeclneatluns together with any other !nfor.
s'aoh w ttghfu TO these ropes may he obtained In m
Ne secretary OF The Board, or of The Chcf lincrr
". A ROliiiINt
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The Ln,c., Acrobat Dodge

In Paris n trapeze performer allows him
sell 10 be nred out Of u mortar "A dist nee Of
some foriy-nve feet before he catches the swing
Ine hur. Inc mortar Is actually charged with
and makes loud report. Tho effect Of the
powder IL TO Loosen spring, which sends the
hah spinning through space. At first there was
.oihe ulUculty In adjusting the spring to the re-
CURED nicely, and when The performer came to
IY IL he was shot about siI feet too far, sustain
ing disocatsd shoulder ma "a b-hken rib. lie
pFrseyered, and has now succeeded In having
..J1nsell elected AZ tho Iequ rad rate. L'IfDmmr
bkuta ~ Pars " - W.
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&ol sal, an0 10 Etl

nFFlCE- TO LET In second story -u ~
~ front and rear, Nrii lshtri A'i Hi'n Boo, 'i ~
ph at sun Flnhea1 on Nee NH',t 'all tr'n '''
FINO LET TO n. pect ,nle small iAmly, ~
40 {. est 'rl g ruri ~ % r .r.nt 60. Alil t'
q. tKus,M\N iOl ALSO net.
~ 0rII Az. Second noW.N rpons aad IA =
zoo oiOsrts 10 .ucVd noM ~ ~ ~.
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! csi ano ,1ouno.

OST A tortoise shell earring, al entrance IN Com
In fark, on IAN inst. liberal re ard Tor ia re
an me evening OF thu Ath ayawl boat IL feet long
III palnted green prose adrift from edge Col Craig
hlil ylng AZ loot OF Morgan The nnder wiz he si
ablY rowade by reurn NJ the same 10 ,he 'ui'
Jersey ClI. Dec. 10, 1876, l. EifIn
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Sttturts.

COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES for tno
- people In the Great Hall al T.. N. saturday Dee
r. Ine lseinfo wii be deyere by the Rev. JOSEPH
Ionrln anl last of the series Of lectures the human
nlnd. IicSes eau be mad gratis the office OF ihe
Cooper Union and at D. Van NosrAnd's hooK store w
murray 81 ADRIAN X. HEWITT. Secretary
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sltlItlsIrn.

A IbsahArTiFuL ser. 50 gun teeth, ST. war.
4 I nhn ~ SILVER hillugs Doc. NrS irk D,utll
'''"u'' So4 OH aY" near IJsa Of. Established 1851
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MHuitD- MpnA

daily selling our enroms, o. .ca 10Y Coy
No. 2g2 Broadway.
A CARRIAGE blacksmith, with a little capital.
~ wanted 9s partn'r 10 On estgnliSned 1usnssi "a
4 MAN WITH $3.50 oan secure liberal salary
n permanent postiOni full security. Broaoway'
room 3.
GENTS make .l6daily selling AMERY's holiday
~ show cards. ii6 BOwery above the bird store.
BHadrs.s honesty. box 10 sun once :, 80 '''@
CAnPENTEn wanted for two or three weeks one
y VINO undcrstsnds #; business wages W pcT diay;
S,SpE r r GEO '" Read q Co., '00 LOWS st. 1901 Of
(fOMPOSITOR al twenty seven cents. II warren
y t., room IL. after o O'Clock.
(OACHMAN nd gardener wanted, also married
y couple wen recommended only need apply ~ lOj
Sixth av
(,AKPENTKR- and caonetmaker, wanted imme-
diatey, at 81 Commerce A.. near Bedford.
(,IOrH PINIsnER wanted Apply at go and 30
JTRONT ,pRICKLAXERs wanted IN Chrystie
Il 81 near Hester
GRAND Order OF Accepted bakers, No Q division
DAY, Dec. is, at ~ P. NJ, IN iser rooms Lafayette
sr hT I%s f9 o aSn sbr 81 hc
trade are cordially invited to come forward .nd aid In
p. il. MILLER G. r. 5. WI. MORRIS. u.M
GIRLs WANTED To work on Kid gloves APP
NJply At kid glove dyoing establishment, Madison av..
near f7ith fremont. n. Y. and Harlem Railroad
DRINTEnS' estimates wanted for s9wgosItIon q
! monthly Journal Apply at i5s william st. 81
SHOEMAKERS Keep swav from T, Ware, ira
- SHOP. Bosioni reduction In prices. oMMlrrEE.
SM0EMAKER wsn,e S TO make so Se an work ana re-
rIO PIANO MAKERS. Three action and tone
L regulator, wanted al FiscHER's 42S West ssih at.
w Cor the Miodlo aud Ne" England States, $50 a
ssS
xddTes. IN. IoBB & Co. Cincinnati. Ohio
WANTED-Mep Of seated appearance, every.
guarantoed to pay so weekly IN small towns Address,
WANTED-A machini.t one that has had q poly.
w tcchnic education preferred. Address with ref
e'0D'' 0' last S&sTfAcTURER' box i Ia as Sun ONCE
WANTED-Dyer nr.t.cls.i who understands
6kGS Tsss'Sff yI G ss7 %st.r st. BROOKLYN
WANTED Agents. men and .omen to sell . new
w article Just introduced Apply to the Soap Econo-
mzer Manufacturing Co.. 1914 West e7th st. after A. NJ
WOOD ENGRAyERs' estimate. wanted work
w can be doue home evenings. Apply at lSs William
WANTED-A second hand on bread Apply at
w tional Baking Co.'s, lJi Greenwich st.. one door
WANTED 81 young man with good reference no
w oth.rs need apply low wages 10 Vosey st,
WANTED An experienced man who understands
Brosdway.
WANTED Shoemaker on ladies' turn work. at Gel
w East 18th g. Come carly, prepared for work.
- FRAME GILDERs wanted must DO quick
- i2i Nassaust
OkO STONE CUTTERS wsr.-d on the wenand
Ltlb Canal enlargement the contractors will Pay
and 70 Her cent sdditions from is May to ii Scvem
group ST5 S Ie i .S " susn S ioc
Yer feet Hea iSc b per loot ~ is pea BOO per
ST tathhrluee, Canada. Dec ], 1870.