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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
PCBLIC OPINION.

The Potter Committee was shamed into
meeting yesterday but the presence II Butler did
enable he Democrats 10 get up enough courage 70
whisper cipher egrrm to each Other-lN 1. Com
merclal AdNrTus"r lHtpD
1t is our duty, with our eyes constantly on
the pol teal D.rO.eier 10 remark that there is very
strong emeut in Washington in behalf of COlOutl
James o. Oahead, Of Missouri for PresIdent- Balti
more Gazette CDeiu.)
II is possible that there are here and there
instances o. Democratic fraud in The conduct OF the
cent cleo ions in 81 the Southern States II would
he strange inGeoc the examples hagranty set by
The Repu cleans. Shouid fUd ImtHOrs among those
who nave been thrr Etctims-tsyracusc Courier tDem)
1t is idle to deny the plain evidence of q
svstenaLc crusade against Repub lean SIN the South
The proof 10 90 direct and nCng 10 be disputed
The facts s"cv dent IN the figures and are matters
Of record aud OF history Albany Journal Rep)
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Music.
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.

4HE DAhDbh VI OEN lLLL.
Rossiul's gay and always welcome Barber
OF Seville filed the Academy last night with applause
aud laughter One OF the best aud brightest operas OF
It's class II fails 70 please when It is moder-
ateY well presented, and with brisk, smooth ana care
full performance such IL had last night It is
thoroughly delightful. Tho most conspicuous merit Of
the entertainment the excellence VI the
BILE in which the leading characters, the chorus, the
orchestra and the conductor equally contributed Every
part from the first to the last, well done. There
were points, however Of special interest in the repressn-
tatOn brsides Miss Hanks Ros'na will be OF her
most popular roles She and looks the part
life; che sings the difficult music with tho correct
ness and Intelligence which she has taught always TO
eGpeoi from and she has opportunities to display
some the qualities Of her She greeted
with considerable warmth by large and sympathetic
audience. probably with all the more warmth on ac-
count Of the unpleasant incident with which
her name has been unfairly connected Her
friends,--aud she seems 10 have lack Of them
having made this denomination OF their regard 1t Il
20 10 hoped that hs dsagreeable OF last
will be speedily forgotten, and that harmony will reign
once more behind the 1t does before them In
the music lesson scene Miss Hank introduced Eckerts
Echo Song " with excellent etectsand for an encore
gave La MandonaiR," the second part OF winch she
WAS obliged TO repeat At the end OF the
opera she sang Arditis LIncoDtro" waltz. sig.
FIapolli who has been . sufferer from throat
COMPLIANT nearly all the season, accepted the role
Aimaera undee protest He had sung il. and he
had 10 learn II at short notice. Considering the crcum-
sanoe his performance was very good
as his best but still satisfactory. Del Puentes lively
F,gar0 Is well known IN New-York. and generally
approved. Foil made capital Don Basilio
and there unctuOus bumOr in the Doctor RrolO OF
H. Thierry Not the important part the opera
was tie BertQ OF Nine Labache This admirable artist
who sghts nothing Is giving OF the best acting
cur operate stage has seen since ROncODi left H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1878

schr J Harris, Hudson Petit GOave with i0e"oOd 70
schr benjamin Wilbur whiiing with lumber and pilng to
seST II Rae. selen. Virginia with oysters to Jacob
sclF Ida May FalEingham Montague Bridge. Ell with
potatoes to Darran & Co.
ANCHORED AT HART IsLAND-BoUND oW
BARK Jennie Armstrong. for Passages.
WIND-sunsst-At Sandy Hook, fresh, W; cloudy AtCltJ
Island, w NV cloudy
CLEARED
strs galtic CBIl Parsele Liverpool via o7eens1oT,n
CoTtis state Of Nevada tBD, Braes GLASGOW Baldwin
Go sqTaos spnd6eFs Haya9a Ward z cG GEes cent
Se aTag an eo Ycn rec Ghe 10 90 ry
w og'otaG Coz Ros9ator poaGe WimiSst9g' Krams
ships semnne Holrnes, san Francisco sutton Cos Leda
Barks LYMAN, Pinnham Dnnet!n z z w Cameron
Col e Perry BIZ PensT Hasees sm psvsT S S
Co Kamtschatka or Gertsen Agiwcrn Tobias \ co
NOR. Havorseu RorIsrian ro6iss co. schweigaard
Nor Helgssen Rochester Punch Edye 4 CO. sOr. 1,ov
Mary, Rex Mayaguez, r. 4 Outerbdge: Alice tfr bax
schrs N BiSnhal Gillette savannah Evans, Ball q Co
ao Chandler die SS EoEgn Sa9Sg sam M BSs
Cox Simpson. Washi st5n, c. E Hurlbert Concord
Barge Dover Watson fEiadsDhia, James Hand.
DISASTERS
LONDON Dec 1.-THE American ship Templar Capt. Arm
strong from York for ncsco or Calao has ar
uyed at RIO JaneiIo in eaky condition. She VIII discharge
wtsaiyGros Dec 1.-THE signal Corps STATION Cape
Henry reports that the small sporting slOOp star f New
north nj The rescued and provided o
PROyINCETOwE Mass Dee ll.DuTingthe gale last ni'i
the Pnaseus parted her chains dred upon the
fats led and Everything movable washed froa
her deck.
WOODS HoLI- Mass, Dec 1.-THE schooner @; F. Baird
from Halifax NpwYOrk with dragged her chains
aud went ashore IN Tarpaulin Cove last night
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. 1l.-Sailed, str Helios. for Boston.
QrEaNsToWS Dec liar str city OF Berlin. from New
YORK for Liverpool.
Sailed. City Of Nontre.l for New. York.
sOUTHMr1nN Dec. ll-Salei. str MOseL OrNe"-fok'
AR str DOnau, from New.YOrk for Bremen
AoULE, Dec liar str Ethiopia. rom Ne"'fork tor
Glasgow.
CARDIFF Dec 11.-Arr str Rmwidda from SewYork
LONDON. Dec n-Sa ed "a inst Caisv, for New York; I'm
inst Caocatore Ibis 9Th Ist spartan, Capt TnmhIidse
the latter Tyhee; SokOtO for NewYOrk Sh INST Geo
Bel Bergman. Olson Maury Capt Chpstlaneeni LII INST
Enctuc IauiOe the latter TOR Pdac slphia Lizzie Fenne
Tor Iybtc.
Ar "a inst Maraarida. Geo berry 7h INST Perolncoy
AdiOr Daphne Copeland the latter at Genoa Sth INST
Kong carl Olga r. Peppna go IN l. Fred lAtchnrlI 7ara
Frazier. May BAKER John Briggs The iatT on Isle OF
Wight. ~pcEZa Capt Andersen al lavrej 10Th INST Don
AID McKay Dover; Hamilton Fish, Glen or nj, Kate
Stewart atan0Oga NrvGe tho attoT at Plymouth; ALtO
DapuCtO PaGEe; 18th inst, Bptsey, rival
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MANTON MARBLES VI.

To the EditOr Of The TribHHc.
SIRE Please let TRIBUNE expert point ont
tho probable reason why the capital NJ In the CIPHER
telegram IL 40 different from tho Ms at the bottom Of
Marbe's note IoHsiTH.
Ee,c- York, Dec. T. 1873
LAl experts know that variations Of this sort, In
q hand writing which is in most respects fixed and
regular. are very common. Examples of precisely
the same thing may be found in the fac-simile Of the
Moses" dispatch to which our correspondent
alludes where the n in NewYork. at the top Of the
message is made IN the style of the capital NJ in
Marble while the in NOyes near the end IS on the
pattern of the NJ in Moses.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
THE DEMOCRATIC WAY OUT.
Er.gc The ByTifH0tOH HdickeVc tRspl
q l. II

At a conference Of Southern Democrats in
Washington last Wednesday evening to what stems
should be lus"n meet the cha gcs OF Southern Viola
ton OF law made in the Presidents message, said
that al the recent stories about frauds IN Southern
elections Hes and that the tssuepIper tickets
often alluded 10 by Republicans manuiaC 'ured by
inscriptions Republicans In the South. who want 10
MAKE ont case ui IA. where nom exists! That's
right gentlemen, ont bold front IT. SIR. TIldeu
didn't know anything about the cipher messages the
cipher messages wtIC iIo invention Of dabOcal Repub-
lcans there were 10 Issue tickets in South Cirulua
the tissue ticket were maui acturCd and stuffed IN the
balOt-JoNcs 10y Republicans; the Republicans stayed
from the polls Oh purpose TO get NJ charge Of
tmidatiOu Toe cOOrcd men all voted the Democratic
ticket: tho Uni ed aes Supervisors ~ Elections went
of fishing and wouldn't stay az the polls aud the whole
business s. a Republican outrage. "" &c all now,
TIE Republicans owe The Southern Democrats APP
OlOEy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12

IVT "
SIR: Alexander NJ. Earle purchased from
u sugars to the amount about $4,000 May and
June Shortly afterward he paid for them. Two
three mouths later. the market having largely declined
meantime. he requested "a make him offer
10 buy back the sugars. We differed about
the price. M. Earle purchased from uA another
bill Of sugar. amounting 10 S3O93 80 This he did
not pay. We sued MN Yesterday Mr.. Earle answered
tcTated. To-day tho contents OF Ms answer
SGT forth ia your paper. What this means 10
pretty obvious. Tho cuarge that sugars
adueTltrd II absolutely untrue. AS soon our SUIT
be reached for tria shall prove this Tux, how
over Protect fiOm the consequences ~ Nj
lare's unfOunded complaint. We therefore request
that you Will publish statement that there
truth IN The charge. Yours, etc,
DeCastrU & bonner sugar Refining Company.
H. .. HAyEMETEH. Manager.
No III HalsL. NElr- YORK. DC. II, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
BRACING EFFECT OF THE CIPHERs on TIIDEN
Ne,r- York Letter % re PhfladsIDhtd Pyes.
n. ID 4

IL COlOuel IeltOn mas been put out or the
house Mr. Tdr, fact Is not n0de known for
may. The colonel ocs not however. Occuuy tho apart
meuts under Mr.. Tlden's roof In GrameTrY PARK, in
which he has liyedup TO G time he went 70 Canada
month or two ago HIS quarters now AT the Gilsev
H,u,e. TnAt he maintains relations with the old
IL certain and IN Iced the intimacy Of the whole
Fwd OF men engaged m the cipher plot does ppear
TO hr at all diminished Mr.. rIdcn's brother Il . con-
slant caller gu smith NJ Weed Mt q Fifth Avenue IIO
TEL aud con erCnces are continually taking place
tween 5u n OF the cOgarccneTs In town. Mr.. iii
den himself Is not seen With any of them. The ex-ctn
didate for The Presidency Is pursuing "a
OF great discretion. One OF tho minor results o.
the cipher t@cRHmseY pOsure. which Der amusing
in lts way Is that has changed the personal appear
OF AT. Iiden. For so after the Prfsidrn
tia election Sir. Tden never appeared public with
out wearing Tie eNpTcssOn OF htaFtbrOken man. He
walked through the streets with his Ovrrcoat thrown
hastily over he shoulders and grabbed together In trout
with wOrbegODe his face and often with
the end Of carefully arranged lock or har showing
from under his hat MS forehead looking Ike the
rerentant murderer in the BOwtry Theatre Since the
exposure Or tho Democratic attempt to buy Florida,
South Carolina aud Oregon with Mr. TIldrn's money,
the gentleman from Gramercy Park looked very
much like rational beng Tie Injured look has been
carefully suppress sed aud the speaks and acts with
his accustomed good taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
NUSICAL NOTES.

A colored prima donna, with the wholly
appropriate uame OF Madam selka is soon to Gake
appesl nee IN Boston.
a concert Will be given at Chickering Hall
next Aohu'' evening by Amc. Clemenune Lasar, Mrs.
T. crane, Mr. Eiarh Mr. Stems, aud otuer artists.
The strlkosch-Kellogg Company is to be-
nn tonight Snort series OF performances in Cincin-
Siderable success " Wv" wa
RemeDyi at recent concert in Baltimore
played some CHOPIN selections. Rud then On a real
~erandiaEhers Coek" Tuis tue local critics coslder
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DIED.

DIED
AISTINAt Orange JgnSn9n on SATURDAY December
Austin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Newark. n. J.. at4p m, December
Funeral tho residence NO % Cntonaye, at II a. M
SATURDAY.
BRONsON-on wednesday December H. Ann Eliza. widow
Relatives menus 20 family are nyed 70 attend her
funerai on Fndny also ~ DeceFber ~ from usr htte
resdcuce 40 Bond II requested that no ho"eis
be- sent
BROwN-At Harom December 10. 1878 Henrietta daugb-
ter OF the late Abraham Margaret Brown.
Relatives ami renS are re,voctt invited attend her
LHneSt IRON neT az o., T IN ''i Las" " "
IuteneuI at TaTrytOwn.
GOLD-on Wednesday, December II, Ella Louise, wife o.
Gold and daughter OF Charlotte l. anc the late
Relatives and friends family invited to attend The
funeral at No. 81 West lIths, on Saturday Dc
Ccmber Il, at IL O'Clock m.
InterneEt at NOrwalk, Conn.
HowE-on wolns,,ay December H. 1873 after long IL,
ness assumption, vi "a. vic OF Ephain hOW" agen %
years months and Ia days. ..,.,,
Ro,tves and friends respectfully Invited 10 attenl e l.
late rescehcr, 22s West 4thst on fIiday
December IL. at O'Clock .. n.
JENNEY-on the 10Th inst. Ephraim H. Jenney. . .
FuDe services rUn residence 04 ast l5thst at
II a. IN. Thursday 18Th lust
Relatives friends respectfully invited % attend
MOsELEY-At Hampton Conn, November 10; 1873 Mrs;
Harriet, widow Ol the late Colonel = g. Moreley aged u
years and 10 months
PIKE-At New-Proyideuce, n. Tuesday. December TO-
VII k Mace AZ the residence OF her brother Daniel
Pike Now Providence ~ j. on Thursday December H. al
2o'clOck.
RossIN-At Philadelphia, on Monday. December 0. Louis
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully attend the
funeral residence Of his parcuts No l3S West
5ith.st on Thursday. December II, at $50 A. ~
SACKETT-On Monday, 9n at his residence. No Is
West a4hs Adam fTedwel Sacket IN the 5lst wear y
RciIvs and friends family invited TO attend the
funeral from the church OF the Incarnation Mall'onayej
that 10 flowers De sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
CmANGLNG EEoN oRANT TO RLAINE IN low

The IlaS MONIES hcgjStcr now explains that il
tie y,y darEu'.. II Republican pros poets be-
fore NovCnhC I'9l alone suggested Grant for third
term :" VIZ. the victory November, the necessity Of
Grant no longer OF red and longer he upheld
argument Al Il which is humble confession
that the hurah for Grant which few months ago
attempted hv certain Iowa politicians has fallen Hat
just III" GU-Stc sat- AZ the TINE would and should
And now The Des NotHcs Register, TOO. Is for Blane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
TIE CHARTER OAE TRIAL.

Hartford, Conn, Dec. lin the Charter
Oak trial to-day the chief witness Mr. Nelson Hollis
ter who q director In the company, and nsO treas
urcr q. the Valley Road. DURING the afternoon onS
discussion took place the admssiby Of news
paper advertisements OF the 1875 statement OF tho
pany TO show false representations. The Court re-
sercd ia decision on the question Then began the
reading ~ PurbcF's ledger account with the company
Only part OF tue deD.t side had been put IN when the
hour Of adjournment arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
skNPIE CIPHER RUMOR.

Nth''t'."h b'ePIt| % I'e o'tt"'i SVb'hu.'
There r. report that a messenger has ar
rived from Ntyg-lUrk with addition trunk ull Of
CiDheT kilograms and provided with the key. CarksOu
y. Potter ~ IN Potter Committee stlll main aims q
great mystery ard the whole cipher businesB Is
70 led uP Ike a'ol RepuO can, referring 10 the
Democratic story nat there Republican cipher
dispatches wOr'etns, said thai those Tho
EnOw the methods Of Ztch Chandler. chairman OF the
Republican National g. mnttec, say that no teegrams
sent Republicans all believed that the De
I'm ire Sou Il would be certain TO capture
thing th1t might Poe sent The result proved tins be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
MIDNIGHT REAT HER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Sinonsis for lie mat u hollra.

WAsHINGTON, Dee, II, / a. m.-The barOm-
eter Ia lowest IN the St. Lawrence Valley, and high and
rising In the northwest General fallen In New
EhHand occaslUuai snow in the Lake reEio north
wet. THO TEN cratuFe bas In sOuth and
southwest; remained nearlv stationary IN the Lake
region elsewhere 1t has fallen. NOrthwssterly winds
prevail IN the northwest and Upper Lake on south
westerly IN the Gull States; thwcsery Allan
TIC coast Statos.
IHdCQftOns.
For NewEngland. clear partly cloudy weather /;
Tebtery WINDS stationary or lower temperature /:
higher pressure.
For Middle Atlantic States colder. partly cloudy
weather; no., Lwcs,ery WINDS higher pressure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
NOTICE To .MARINERS.

W,suTvGroy Dec Notce "a given bv the Lighthouse
Bo, That has broken across tho shoals az the
rout ~ st MarH River Georgia AND entrance &" Fern n
Furda IL Is aBOu q 4 mile 10 the north
ward and ha depth OF II feet az mean
water 49, -
The has been marked by secondglss can
bu0v ~ this buoy the North Range
front Eracou hears - no from this buoy Is
W = Lola mile srCo a 81 ~ can BUOY UlCK 80 -
me channel idly and ep rs Another bnoy
c Gao y The s0utht-i point oil tne NOfih
Irrasrr.. from No to No - '" W. AFTER pass
me SO 2 COURSE until upposiiC Fort linen, when
n may boz shaped either for 81 MARY or for anchorage
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CHARITY CONCERT AT SrErNwAY HALL.

concert will be given this evening at
seuvay Hall IN AID Of Miss Lrsgetts Homo for Bus-
ness Women" at 81 ChutOu-paee. Mr.. Edouard
Remeru VIII appear, playing ms own Fantasia The
Huguenots and his Yslse Noble a couple OF Chopin
tTanscriptions and Ernst's ROndO Papageno." Mss
Helen AIues Miss Emily WinaDt Mr. Courney, aud
sgnor Csmpobello viii sing and Mme Julia RIv6-Kiug
and Mr.. Quicken will be the piHnstS. Tue attractions
Of the concert very strong tbe charity adm
Fable one and TIE two combined ought TO crowd tne hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12

Paintings and EngraVings
GOUPTL GALLERY,
10 5thave, cor. 22ist.
Messrs. NJ KNOEDLER Il CO.. successors TO GoUPIL &
Co. respectfully invite attention allied
MODERN PAINTINGS
on view at their gallery The arranged for
animation are the latest and
the newest aud best product great European
at culture, including splendid examples Of
MERLE. NERBoLCkHOVBN,
sCHREYER MEIss)NIGR.
DIAz DUPKE,
KAEMMERER, EsCOsURA.
TUULMoCCHE. plot,
LERoUN, ZIEM.
CORoT, GERoME,
ACHENBACH. CoOMANs'
MEYER VON BREMEN. DAUBiGNY,
And many others forming ogrler richer ecuon than
the house has ever before displayed
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.
choice and rich collection and tho finest collection Of
LINE ENGRANINGS
Modern aud by the Old Masters
M.RNoEDbER Co, 40 6thave, corner OF 22d'sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
PRESIDENT GARRETT REFLECTED.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1l.-At the regular
monthly meeting OF tho Directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company to-day. John W. Garrett was
unanimously reelected president for tne ensuing year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
GODKpS LADYs BooK Not To BE SOLD.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1.-THE will of the
late LEU A. Cooley was admitted 10 probate to-day II
provides thar GOdg LddvS Book shall not be sold, but
sbau De continued and published by his Sous, Louis
Cooley aud Frank Cooley. and his chief clerk, George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12

90 You Young scamp" cried an elderly gem
lehman n. lie caught mile urchln the o picking
his pocket "arn't you a.bam.d OF yourseii You so
iGc nrcbiu ike that Amt yuu Ssnamed OF YOUR
scl-you old and amt got silk pocket handkerchief
vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12

DAVOL -WILIIT S-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening De
cenbrr TO- 1878 by Friends ceremony Frank II. DaNol
AMI Phebc d. Willis daughter OF {. ID Willis. No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
ZINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIAIrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALNANAV
TO-DAY
s,r ,Ise. 7lbI sun aeta. 49, I Clock slow ON. SIS
Moan Tises 7.l7 BnOu sonths BOP Moons days Is
mon WATER TODAY A N.
Mandy Uook Gov I.ian 1888 II 81 0ate....lli2
HIGH WATER TOpAI-P NJ
Sandy Hook 90 GOV lsAnd.. 1919 Hell uae.....
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M4RRLED.

Flannel. wished with PYLEs o. X. SOAP remain SOFT and
CLAN. N0uC 50 good for family Try
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12

TURNING IT OFF.-Sprightly Young Lady: 81
aui IaId nave VeIy ia'gs iOotW YoiIe ehopmon
Large. missl Oh, dear, 10, missl We have 10 %
,nt--tAat Is. customers with much larger miss ~
lFun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec u. 1 a. m.-Tho rise In the
barometer yesterday much greater than the fail
The preceding day. tue movement being rapidly upward
until evening, when the rise was more gradual The
IN the murntuZ were followed by cloudy and y
cloudy eaiber TIE average tom .ernture was 1919
lower than on Tuesday. The amount Of moisture ID
tho air is large.
Warmer aud or partly cloudy weather may 10
expected III this city and vicinity tO-lay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12

Angeles BathS-Turslsh Roman, Electric 81 LeHlng,on
ave The highest perfection bahing. Day anr nlVt
Ladies day lua evening Excellent hotel aCcOmnOd atons
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epsrial Noi,sss.
Buy This Weeks " saturday Might, >

SATURDAY NIGHT"
SATURDAY NIGHT"
SATURDAY NIGHT"
SATURDAY NIGHT
Two Grand stories
This week.
HIS SECOND WIPRi
A Romance Of New.York.
And
MIssISGJ
or. The
Cipher Dlspstchesi
Also a beautiful
Panel Picture,
MoTHEgs PETsp
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steamship city Of Brussels wa queenstown cotrgspondehce
ur Germany aud scotland 10 be forwarded BY this steamer
must be specially Addressed and bSO NJ for sc0uan!
drsct ny sel ClTCasSia and NJ ll3O
a. M for EUROPE bv steamship Neckar via southampton ana
prensn IuC steamship WyOulug, BOthuia Bac and CITY
of brussels mails of Denmars Hweten an" MOI
TSD.YnTk Dg-emDor l. Tho mails iOr Martinique Bar
badoes direct leave SOaYOrE December 10 The nails FOR
Havana rave orr December ii and Is The malls for
iIayti Sayania, &c. leave NCwfnrG December IA The
mails Tor exec leave Ne" York December a. Tho mails for
gnu JaUiu leave san Francisco December IT, The malls
Anstr,lIa 30. leave San Francs De Cemurr 23
THOS. L. JAMES Postmaster.
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