^Qrgjttt Stenhtg &?$&%%> Satebng, gwj CITY ANDJHMITY^ = ^ ^ ^ ^ L . _ B o a » Better, who was arrested on » charge of th««*ftiiig;,w«e yssterday held to bail for farther examination.^ -Sccn>BST»ixi Ssox--Aboqt'«ix ©•ctockiastsve- Biagamannamea Jam- Craininjnam, reatdnr - 7TG6 Franklin street, while loading a gun with b u c k e t was sh* in the thigh by the »C«dect»i te^e of the weapon. B ^ * * f f . * f f ortr shot lodged in his Teg, causing a severe tat- not dangerous wound. Dr. D. V. O'Leary attend- ed him. ^ • FOB THE TVH80JLUrn h< -AX fort existing under tie firmnaxss of 8HOIC MOQBR-ls ttfladsy mamlTed by mutual ooasea*. 1 & H. KOOES. The subscriber will oontinus the bnnlneas arm.atthe oM stand. No.Su Seaih Pearl hopes to receive the patronage of the old firm, and at i the same time inviting others to give him a trial. desiw* . J AS. H. SIMMON& H O L I D A Y S ! Sunoinso OS THE CAMX. -Mr. William Myers, ^jj^seepearweUkBowtthouse on the Troy road. - informs^ that there is good sleighing on the canal, and that he and Mr-James Serine have already put down their bridges. Mr. Myers has two or three sleighs ready for the use of his friends and patrons until each time as the snow shall came. FATAL BAHJWAD A M B W T WTEOT.-On Tnu"8- div evening a boy fourteen years of age, named Arlington Powers, wuo re-ided at No 161 Ferry gtreec, attempted to get on the Tr. y and Albany train-**- the Adams sireet station, to ride up to the depot- In some manner he fell from the step, and cnder the car, and the wheels passing over his left leg, crushed it in a fearful manner. The bones of the right leg, below the thigh, were also crushed- The boy, it is thought cannot recover. - • • TBK MASOBIAI ESKBS.—At the adjourned term 0f the Circuit Court, before Judge Iugalls, Thurs- day, in the case of Walter S. Church vs. James Kid1,! and others, involving the title to leases of the Manorial lands, the Court adjourned the mat- ter until the loth met. Judge Parker aud Heve- n0r A Tin Alstyne appeared for Mr. Church, and S. Hani. M- Hale, J. H. Reynolds, E. W. Peck- bun, L. Tremain, and M. T. Hon, appeared for for the defendants. . . V l n < * BCBXON, of So. 7& Green street, have ' t J—* received a sew stock of Shaker Apple Sauce. ™™" SPECIAL NOTICES. m • < • . n :•'••" A CHOICE VARIETY OF PLAYDTG FEOH ORE TO EIGHT AIRS, AT PEICES BANGING G OLDEK STATE, CAIBrORNIA POST WIKB, Jogsatetg JOSEPH JTPSCE. 76 State ttT OOLDEN STATE, CALIFORNIA ANGELICA wine, fpr sals-by JOaEPgJ.PBIOg.7t State it. EEOSH AM> SCOTCH WHISKIES for tale by JOSEPH J. PRICE, 7S State at. YAIX & BURTON, of No. 7S Green street, have a fresh lot of Hominy, Sampi Sweet Com. etc F)B SOKE THBOAT, Lame Stomach, Bad Breath, Ac, use Benne's Pain Killing Magic Qfl. • OBK BOXES. Writing Desks, Ladies' and Cases, at E LA MATEE'S. SIg Broadway. w Gents* L^ressingCa»es,_at ENGLISH: E i J B B B I J S H E S andrBuftate-«nd Rubber Dressing Combs, at . £>K LA MATER'S, 576 Broadway. $100,000,000 5-20s of 1862 are iKstirowBEfflGaBEn la viev of this fact, it becomes important that holders of the called 5-20s ahooldiSMZi- while avail themselves of the present favora- ble opportunity of exchanging their securities for a B(TO OF EQFAL SAFETY. The holder of a $1,000 Fi*e- Ttrenty bond who exchaiiges it NOW for the iaiaaiiMHi HOLIDAY GOODS—Novelties in great variety now reoeiTiajr at POSTS. 466 Broadway, Marble Ball. A _HEADQCABTSBS FOB CHOICE English * Breakfast Teas. CHINA TEA CO.'S, 84 and 88 State st A —FOB FINE FLA.VOKED COFFEE, go to • tbe e m s A TKA'CO.'S, 84 aud 86 Stats sL U>BESH MAPLE SYBUP for Cakes, Pies, 4 c , Jt for sale at WMV H. HAMILTON A CO.'S, 36 North Pearl street, corner Maiden lane. :-n:-A F R O M 8 4 T O S l O O , JUST BECEIYED AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL n p o OBGANISTS—A splendid stock of Organ JL Music of medinmranddimeutt ~ at Ksrr GOODS—Heavy Shirts and Drawers at 50 and 60 cents; large White Kemnants and Cloth by the varJ, i«mid cr piece; ladies', gents' and boys' goods on Land and made to order, wholesale and retail, at the Kenwood Knitting Mills. Two horse cars run to the mill every half hour; fare s:x cents. de9 2w • £2TA variety of Walking Canes, Gentlemen's pocket and Bi;l Eooi3. and Sheffield Penknives at the Dollar Store. S3 Stat» street. — • FOLSOM'S COIXEGE i» open day and evening, af- fording genuine facilities for a finished business educa- tion. DAY A C T EVENING SCHOOL for common andhigher branches at 448 Broadway. • 5 - 0*Soft Shell Crabs, Woodcock, Brook Trout, Spring Chickens and all the delicacies of the season, at the HoArdie House KfKtiuraut.No. 6 James street t^" Our citizens have now as good an opportu- nity of getting EYE GLASSES and SPECTACLES ntte* ak£if ully and without danger of injuring their sight, as they lived in the heart of Sew York city. Mr. SSAXAS, practical Optician, So. 619 Broadway Albany, between the Delavan House and Stanwix Hall, Has justly gained the confidence and good will of the medical profession and public generally. His stock of Optical Instruments is very as», So Deddlers emDiovod. CSE RE>-SZ'S PAIS KTLLISG MAGIC On. for Ca- tarrh, Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Cholic Pains, Cramp, Pain in the Joints, Tooth and Face Ache, Burns and Bruises. " It works like a charm." Sold by Fonda * Bagley, A. McClnre A Co., B. S. McMurdy, H. C. Cle- meut & Co., and by druggists, merchants and grocers. WM. EENNZ & Soxs, Manufacturers, PittsnelcLMais. » Low FOE CASH.—Looking Glasses, all sizes; a aru* assortment of American and German Chromes, all styles of Picture F^™»» i^ fi^i^, Vaiv*, Black Wamut, ic.. at CHAPIS & FOSTT/R'S. 4V, Broadway. MW8 SHAW & ROSE, CAKKIAGE StiNr^FAcrrEEKS, Nos. S33 AS D 834 BXOADWAY AND XO. 32o XORTH PEARL STBEET AU3AXY.—The subscribers would most respectfully in form the public that they are now engaged Jn the above mentioned business, which will bo carried on in all its branches, and all work will be warranted for dnrability and finish. . • eaTA new supply of all woo! two-ply Ingrain Carpeting at 75 cents per yard, at the new Carpet and Oil Cloth Depot of MaitxiN EaAiiaAiK, Xo. 75 South Pearl street, between Hamilton and Division streets. TT&S OF CLOT & SIS, JASTES 3IOKIXJTEY, manufacturer o f Iron Store Treats, Window Caps and Sills, plain, round and fluted Coiair.r.s, with ornamental caps; Boof Cresting, Sash Weigbts.Chimney Tops and Cast Iron Work generally csed in building. Orders for Machinery and other Castings promptly attended to. Aiso, aWAY. * • " Steinway'* Pianos from $50f> to $1,500. Bradbury Pianos from $400 to $1,000. Haines Pianos from $350 to $1,000. Estey Organsfrom $50 to $1,000. LOW FOB CASH OB ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS ANE-OBaANS TO LET. TO THE r*CBI,lC—A t!AIt!». T^a3^Jc_axe^mtJC3edjagalHst.beingmi-.leii<1byf-ilte reports, circulated by interested parties, in regard to my buMne..s. A ;..:r;y in the employ of th« Alb«iv Ice Co., Iain infT.i nt,(T, is reporting tliSt my health is so poor that I was ot.liged to sell out rny business to that Com- pany. I wish the people of Albany distinctly to undez- stasdtbat I iierer sold my busiTiesx, but itJs conducted by ray sons, and that tbe public will be snpplied by them with ice promptly, as heretofore. My health, I am happy to-state, wasneverbetter than at present, and I have no fears of its being materially impaired by the footisamio- representa'ions of said Company. de5 lw YourrrhrfuH health, O. TUT.T. S WEET COBS, dry, in boxes, put up by the Xtw Lebanon Shakers, for saie at WM. H HAMILTON & CCS. 25 North Pearl street, corner Maiden lane. E NGLISH SOAP BY THE BOX, at I,ANSXNGH*S 8hirt and Collar Manufactory, 554 Broadway, corner Steuben st L ADIES' ASD GENTS^ SATCHEXS.- assortment." A good Also, Gold Head and Ivory in Malacca, and Ebonv Sticks. A good stock at LANS1XGB?S Shirt and Collar Manufactory, 564 Broadway, corner kteuben st. CLCETT 4 SO « may be found 55S Broadway. A —A.—OFFICIAL DBAWING8. ( SIMMONS & CO.'S LOTTEBIEa XXJTTUeXT—XXTXA CLASS SO. 68S—DEC 8,1871. 6, 29, 5, 9, 44, 75, 36. 40, 50. 58, 70, 21. ajtSTUCXT—CLASS 6S4—NOV. 8, 1871. 59,-64, 10,^7. 15, 78, 47, 16, 14, «8, 72. S5. ": * , i PAOUCAH—XITSA CLASS HO. 58S—nKC. 8, i87L 12, 16, 13, 75, 4, 26, 40, 74, », 53, 58. 42. rasccAB—CLASS KO. 584—DEC. 8,1871. 88, 77, 43, 70, 4, 7«, 73, 22, 5S, 5, 27, 42. -^mished in all legalized Lotteries by WEAYEB, LABOSE & CO., No. 16 Exchange Building. Information OO SHASES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF JLL the Waterviiet Turnpike and Baiiroad Company forsaleatpar,atth?Law,&nlDng and LoanOfflcesof ANDREW ALEXAXDEB. West Troy. de82f P -RT-VTF, DAIBx" BCTTEB.—A splendid lot just received to dsv from the best Butter district in the State. SEW YOBK uUTTEK CO..84 and 86 State st. S PT.-RVDTD BAKIXG BEASS and choioe Leaf Lard in five pound cases, for family use, atthe; NEW YOBS. JbUTTEB CO.'s, 84 and 88 State st <^LEVELAND'S. Horsford'8,Dooley'B, Boyaland Kj Buffalo Baking Powders, at . ; E. A. HOBBS & CO.'S, No. 7 Chhtos avenue. EFT5ilSI> SWEET • CIDEB for table and eook- sfL ZOBBS S CO.'S, No. ICfchton avenue. C OLTOiraSELSGT FLAVORING EXTBACTS. A fresh suppjy of tiese superior goods -Jost re- ceived and f or safe at '' _ _ , \ '" E. A. HOBBS & CO.'S, iiQ. • Chhtonavenue. TX>B SALE OB TO LET—A small farm, contain- JO ingabout20acres,inthe*own of Bethlehem, Alba- ny countv, about two miles south of the city line. I Will be sold cheap, or rented on reasonable terms. Posses, sion given immediately. Enquire of ELIZABETH BKO WX orWM. BBOWX, Kenwood. dWlm* A'-SK TOTJB GBOCEB FOB B. L. GBBENMA2TS i t Home-made Bread. Every loaf marked B.L_G. -aWWTTAS H ANDKEBCHTEF AXD GLOVE BOXES, for Holiday gifts, at SPLEMAXS'. 682 Broadway. TJBBEB OTEBSHOES AND BOCQSot every varii new fresh goods, J ".YELL'S, 42$ and 4 FBAUK A. affiEGOEY* 00, s "WIAPKIN BIKGS, NUT PICKS, N CT CBACKS, PICKLE FOBKS, FOBY FBTHT KNIVES, CHEESE SCOOPS, Broad way. M INK AND SEAL MXJFFS AND BOAS, at: E. S. HEBBTCK'S SON, No. 408 Broadway, Argus Bnfldtng S ITCATIONS OFFEBEl^to those who wilrcan- -vasa_for_the Weed "Family Favorite" Sewing Ma- chine, on salary < Agency, No. 44 N< commission. Apply at the General orth Pearl street. no3utf CHICAGO FIRE! Insurance Companies Xot affected by the terrific Fire at Chicago! FRANKLIN INS. CO., PHILADELPHIA, A s s e t s , 0 3 ^ 0 0 , 0 0 0 . . , This Company had at risk to Chicago previous to the fire less than $500,000, leaving assets yet untouched over S :.'-.<•-, and continues to be, as it was before the fire, the; xhtat Company in the Cnited States. ^CHESTER INS. CO., N. YH jVs«»et^, $300,000; ; NEW YORK CENTRAL INS, CO. N. Y„ Assets, saas.ooo. EASTERN INS. CO., QOANSOft, ML, Assets, Sijan ooo. The three Companies last named HAD XOE1SKS at Ciiicafifo. HOME INS. CO. OF COLUMBUS, OHIO, Assets, SC30.000. ENTERPRISE IMS. C*, PJULAttaPMIAr "Assets, ^eas,ooo. The sboTR. Companies, represented by us in this city, aiast no. b» embraced to tho general distrust nt wie «ta bill'; ". all Fire Insurance CosapaniMsince the late ter- "bk c?iatnity at Chicaga HUNTINGTON & VAN VLIET, Iasurance Agents, X o . 3 9 6 B f JOHN HARKUS, Successor to 31. Lillenthal, 5 3 ISTorth. I*earl street, OFFERS FOB T H E H O L r H T A Y S his entirely new stock of PARIS NOVELTIES, among which will be found some of the richest and most magnificent goods ever imported, for sale at V E R T L O W P R I C E S . - All Goods^lnteid in Plain Pigmm ^ j . H. invites special attention to the very large assort- ment of Dressed and Undressed Dolls, AT STAETLEJG LOW FIGTJEES. CRYING BOIXS. 38 cents each. IMMJ^S WITH IHOYINB BTTBS, 5Q cents, si HrLLrKEBT DEPABTMENT. Bonnets and Bonnd Hats OF Paris, I,ondon and Own >Iake, in the most recherche styles. " Pattern Bonnets and Bound Eats at very attractive pieces. Atao, VELVETS AND VELVETEENS. Silks and Satins in every shade. REAL ROMAN SASHES. Sasb aM all otter M of Bitas. EICH LACES. Ladle? WIS do well to (rramlnw t b e stock of LACES. Beautiful patterns to R e a l T h r e a d L a c e . TOYS! The handsoiuest oogectlan of French and German Fancy Toys. The Department of REAL RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS rrxBE CELEBRATED WOOSTEK STBEET CAK- X DEES at So. 360 Broadway, opposite Delavan Honse. CCTLFB has made arrangements to keep constantly on hand a fresh supply of these nne Can lies. Price low, to snit the times. •_ 1/ EKP OUT THE COLD.—Order* left at B. K. iV Oliver's Carpenter Shop, No. 65 Howard streetrorat 2Co. 54 State street, for applying Torres*s-eatSBtWeather Strips, wfll be promptly attended to. H. W. ALLEN. N O. 1674 DBEW $100,000 I S .THE BOYAL Havana- I>ott9ry. Information "Tnmished to the Boyal Havana and ail other legalized Lotteries by ao3*iaM . •jreA'raB.LABOSE&CO, No. Iff Exchange Bnflding, Albany. N. T. p BEEXKA2TS HOME-MADE BBEAD MAY BE known to those who have never aseditbyhis ini- ,B. " ssttoc tials,B. L. Q„oneach loaf. ATI otBers taow-jtbythe anie TTiS F )BSALE—^Two booses, jnst completed, loca- ted on Dove street, corner of Park avenne. Callat No. 512 Broadway or No. 89 Elm street. selStf S Q XA BUTO-AGEXtTSE CHEfTOT-BHIBT &DtO\J with Collars and Caffs, at KjQJDaasa *CO.'S.CSand.*74J3roadway. WH L BE 80LD AT ABOUT THEUt COST—The entire stock of Ei ONE-HALF Bows; Tlesand Scarfs, (to close np that branch of the busi- ness,) at BIDEB'S Premium Shirt and Collar Manufac- tory. No, 84 Hudson etrwfc -/?- - 1 - - B OIS' SCHOOL -^ prices," st O VEBCOATS, all styles and OBABT, W1XSON fcfiO.Jgrr- eomer of Broadway and Maiden lane. i*.. Asia. fcaaniTH, ««e41y«sfan48days. aconaintances of the BCBKHAN.-Ott thrf *** «»«.• PASJfik, dangirter of John and Mary V"•*•»»•'< aged 8 years, 6months and "Maays. -«-••«= ~ * * • — — • — * afdjttinlsnee* of the _ » attend ker fanera; at t o'cieck, f roan Fwtiuon ^ O a t b e 8t3s^Mt, * 0»tfc»ri8s<3risvfoic, agei TSe relatives, friends and acquaintances family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon, the ¥)th inst., at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her grandmother, Maria Griswold. No. SSI"1 . South Pearl street. • OJ^BNEY.—Dec, 8th, JOHX:, QpxsKSTy sged 53 y ^ i fxUots and *era«totances*f a e family, also tho3> of nls'"brwl*er-itfjaw: JosepJrKe^, ar»res;.ec& fully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday aftemeon at i o'clock, from hislate residence. No. 17 Plum st. CHAfMANv—Dsc 7th, Gssaez JSufaox, youngest child of George H. and " months. ._ GOLD BONDS or THE Pacific Railroafl, thereby increases nte principal from 12 to 14 per cent. He also permanently increases the yearly interest income on his investment •j • • - - more than 38 per cent.* or from $60 in gold to $S3 22 in gold. These Bonds axe based upon tbe AMPLEST SECUKITY. They are a FIRST and ONLY lien on tbe Boad, its earnings, and, in addi- tion, upon over 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 acres, of land, susceptible of producing in abundance all the Fruits, Vegetables and Cereals of the Eastern or Middle States. These Bonds have 3 0 YEABS TO BUN, and bear interest at the rate of 7*SO-PEB CENT, IN GOID. They are- issued both as Coupon and Registered Bonds, and are being freely pur- chased by capitalists and those who'require a pre-eniinently>afe seenrfly.^ ; r~ THOMAS S Q U I R E S & SO>", Bankers and Stock Brokers, "So. 1 Exchange Jtoilding,. Aflwny, H. Y. Albany Jlarkets, December 8, '• ILOUB AND MEAL—The market rules steady to OTice without any material change to the demand. EyeFlour is dull at «&. Corn Meal is nrm at «LMAL7».»loo lbs. GEAIN-Wheatisenttrety^ecleWeoV^lrye fe-w*thoUt movement Corn is quiet, but-Western mixed is held nrmlyatsita. Barley is without important change, two- rcwed being preferred on account of ita relative valuation with a good atmosphere for writing- tms deaerintlwi; four car loads of No. 2 two-rowed at Sue., two cars do. do.' on p. t, and one car No. 1 do on p. t. Oats steady: l^ao i bu. State, bagged, at 83>i@Mc, and one car do. at the Susquehanna at Mo. BEE8SED HOGS- The market rules very strong with a good local demand; SO head State, light- and hssvy, at 3 head State, heavy, at 9S, and Su head Michigan, ,at$8T' ' •— — * ~ --- New York iHsrhcifs, December S. COTTON more active and >ic higher on an grades ex- cept low middling uplands Orleans and Texas; 8,773. bales at l»*o for middling. . - _ . FLOTJB AND MEAL—Eeceipts of STour 8,465 bbls. Flour more active and nrices without decided change; 7.800 bbls at the follow*"* quotations: Superfine Western aid State . . . „ . n:ion to medium extra Western and State to ohoice da do... to choice whiteWhest Western extra to ifood extra Ohio. **"£ti .. • _ • • - - USED FOBraiYELING. AIJXE OFTHE - - Genuine Shaker ,':JU. A These are the heaviest and best goods Persons desiring to clothe warmly should 6 W f : 19 FB.OM JOHN E. PAGE'S --: '-:. .-. ; .-.• ...«^, : *-" '""—_ ~^1 K. ft I ?=te kTary E.. C*apm*n, « f e d 5 - a s s . WAKTKn—A^ Wxikarnith te> do horMehoeing and general work to a country job shoe. Steady work and good pay to the right xtod of man. Apnlyto J. H. OWN.DerreestTille,BuMnttuiiOxTSTY. " WASTED—WeU reeommsaded youn« women for general housework and chambermaids. Also, useful young men provided With good sttaatioas. Apply at the ©See of Mr. STONE, No. 46 Orange st de7ft* %TB.%$tmtV&$. invented. - . BHSPAkD SPKING BED < ~ -" MSChambersstreet. New Tork. JNO. A. CLASS, Treasurse. de7 lw V>* ACTTTE. ElfiEBGEHC MAN WANTED AS A dark, and to arsist to maktag-«oileetione and other positions of trust. Good salary will be paid. A small • -cash deposit wiH be required asjMtuaraatee for fidelity. [ ApBfr.tomedlatsly at.the omce of Mr. STONE, No. 48 The relatives and friends of the family, also those of his grandfather, John H, wtaffrrrMm, are respectfully invited to atsemi his fnnessl on Sunday afternoon at S o'clock, from No. 84 South Ferry street, corner of South Pead. »• HOSE.—On the 7th test., JAXXS C. BOSX, aged 37 years. The relatives, friends and acquaintances of deceased »T30c for State, Cheese dull at Ui .4c for common to prime. Monetary—Xew York, NoTeraber 8. BXCOXX) BO»m>. L. S. SMicfc.South.... 9fX EltooisCentraL. 184 " id* Pitts... S o , W. 51; _ )&N. W. pref.. 90 Clev.,C<*. 4 Cin 87 New Jersey Central....11154 Chicago i H . I. 108% Mil. * St. Paul . S4K MIL H j Paul pref.... 78 z^- : ^t^aBy Fart Wayne a»ZA 98 Alton * I . H H lfi Alton * T. H. pref . 50 ' — * Atom. tuit ft Alton pref..1S» U.S.8^'8I,reg.„,„..U4 n.S. V* •*£ coup. U7X gjSdWmatw TJ. S. 6-20's,82,coup TJ. S. 6^'St,coup... __ . . u. s. PS "65, old ma TJ.S. S's So, new..„ ....113X D.S.PS1887 ..„ 114% TJ. S^i 1898.,,. H> H I * U.S. 1040% reg... 10? Currency Sixes .... ....U3jt Mariposa .......... 1 Mariposa pref.......... J.X Western Eaton Tel™. 88% Boston Water Power. Adams'Express 88& Wells, Fargo SCO. Ex. E6k Am. Mer. Union Ex..„ eo . C.'S. Express . „ . . 58V N. X. Cent* Bnd. BIT. 92« Do. Bgrtp. ........... 87J4 3r*_2 slV Erie pref..... ••..«••.* ts4 Harlem.... — _ — i p Harlem pref....—..... 119 Beading.™.j..^~ MX TXT ANTED—A building for a light manuf aeturkig- »T business. Steam power preferred. T' J. OWEN MOOES. _J09*&> TJXWND—Testerday morning, on Broadway, near .T the American Express office, a SUM OF -MONET, which the owner oan have by applying at this orhce. " 3t l M ^03*^L v T TO BENT.—Apleaeant furniaheii room to rent. •with or.without board. Apply at No. 98 Hudson street. dee St "PLEASAXT BOOMS CAN BE HAD, WITH OB JU without board, to ajarivate family, at Pearl street, comer of b. 107 South U028 2W BOABD—Pleaaast rooms, with bedrooms and closets, on first and second story of house with mod- irovements, can be had, with board, by applying at No. 65 Lancaster street. gaotiag. TiNTH AHMUAL BALL' OF THE Washington Light Infantry, ft E " Co., 88th Regiment, Capt GEO. HELD; ; AT - £» l i 3E Bt A L L , Monday Evenlnsr, Dee, 11th, 1S71. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. Music by Freeberthyser's full Band. de92t 'gtstoxtt. Y. m. c. A. JEtlCIT A B D S 5 SCIENTIFIC C0TJRSE, Ifec. 1 ^ , 14tn, 16th, l&tlnflid 19tiL SINGLE TICKETS AT T H E ASSOCIATION BOOMS. . 500 GOOD SEATS YET U N T A X E S . de7 l w " NICE TOOTG MEN." ONS-Pork steady; 2166 bbls. at the following- fy T ^j-. -vr- - p v .. T _£y ^-t >v T ^ " ©W JCLunS. • • • • • • • • •••* • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • » m •«•« 3fii<5 *9 ^^ TWEDDLE HALL, SATURDAY EYENHTG, Dec. 9th, AUSPICES OF CAPITOL THEATRE, DIVISION STREET, between South Pearl and Green. MATINEE THIS AFTBBNOOK, AT »X 0*CXOOK. COLLEEN BAWN. T H I S E VEXING, at 8 tfotook. Shaksspeare'a great p!sy ^ _ RICHARD III. B J c J l » r d I n a MT.WALTEBEEEBI.E' To conclude with « « „ . . » * LAEOHABJLE FARCE. / SAPPHO EVMING.Dsc Uth-The Child Woad&r ly^^C^5 i^i ,lS«f S-ao coup., 188a. s-ioooup^iast F )BAXOEBY, ELEGANT OVEECOAT in any of thft«hoioe stolas of Bearer, leave your measure at JAKES DTTSCAN'S. SB at»te street TOffiESP ABnCLES,PEE- fume«y, 4 c at. . ,, f. T. ASDEBSON'S, * msadtwn awinns. A>'CT GOOES, S TOTES.—The largest and beet assortment of Stoves to the city can be found at V K fcarrRTRT«m*s. so. is aram «t. A XJj THE TEET LATEST STYLES in Csssimeres and Ti 4 fit," at _ can be bad, with a sty b 7AMES DUNCAN'S, 58 State street. npHE WEED SEWING MACHINE—The Family - I Wmmm U» TSo. U NORTH J>15ARL«'l*RBItl' B BCSSEL6 OAEPETS *1-00 per yard, at MORILT A SON'S, 34 Gr. Green st TjVELT AKl> BABBIT SKXS ^HEJT_fEOTl6^ 1? tors,at I. F. ANDERSON'sr—^ l l t l l l l l l M t i l l fiiiiirililrtl iilsilllllllSlit Mislt Store, 482 AND 464 BROADWAY. GREAT AMERICAN CUSTOM SHIRT MANUFACTORY. irstf-i g r\PAQUE.ST©Bffi CHXSA TEA SETS; con U > very tow^rtoss, - ^ o ^ N o r t o ^ ^ ^ T ^-v -*?- a t » 1XTEW AN"D STJPEBB—The Cream and Sod* Bi»- O X toi I " i > cuMand«rah*m Wafers Justreeeiwiat , _ — ft-e*MPBELL'S, 67 South Pearl st, VAN SAJffTVOOBD & AUABLE. TTOESE WEIGHTS, SKATKa, A LAEGE ASSOBTXENT OF BABDWABE, State street. NOW 14 THE TIWE TO ORDER Umbrellas for the Holidays! GOTO D. l„ WEAVER'S, Maaarfaetsrer, No f U.S. Express 58 I Union Bonds. 91 K S 4 » n s H n d , R t » . api D^Lsa*Western...l09 PO gfrip .,, KXIDel.* Hud. Canal 138Ji ' Tenn. Sixes . ..85 DOwnsw.^^...—._. 88 TirginlsSixes.......... 83 Do., new;. ._„.... „ „ ^^. 48- Missouri Sixes......... 98 Exchange Lon«^. —109 Do. Short....««»....H39X ' I German, French, and American TO^T« ! I 1 1 1 as can be found to Albany, all at the Few York Paces. fefce Baskets^ ireverjf styie, and on-an Metals, elegant- ly ornamented. fAtMRH,' r t a .-rr.^.* —SILK DRESSES w21 find our assortment of Silks very complete, and prices below prevailing rates. §2.00, S2.25 and §2.50 a yardJbnyjSLEOANT QUALITY. To those contemplating making a present less expen- sive, we mention O YEBCOATS, OVERCOATS.—An stock to all the latsst styles of Beavers, all qualities. •tAJttaDUNCAS^S, SR «al» «t 5 3 N o r t h P e a r l steeet. SELECT SCHOOL, 1 > A . Y A N D ' K V K N I N O , 8CHSLL* PBIDE OF THE WEST FLOUR STORE, N a 1 6 H-adson street, H. JLIVl^ G S T O X , WHOLESALE DEALER, N o . 5 G r e e n street. I • ^ • — ^ PINS8T OKADESOF S C O T G AW> No. 628 BROADWAY, Bet I R I S H , W H I S K E Y S . PIAHOSFOraMJDAIS Jl&A^AtJffJO, Markets. CHICAGO, Doc 8^-Ploar to good demand on Southern account: all grades firm. Wheat to fair demand and ad- vanced; No."spring $1.28, N a 3 da 8L20«, No. 3 do. scarce at aLU, and rejected wanted at $1.06J«c, rejected8»«<^4oc., and* car ecTOats flr»r No.*at S3c. Rye to fair de- mand and adranced; No. S at «««68c. Barlev- q^et and weak; Ha * 8 j > r t n w ^ a ^ , N ^ ^ j s a ^ and reject- ad Cite. Pork to good demand and a shade firmer at ms.a6mSM. Lard arm at 8>(c. Green meats to good reauest and arm; Hams S5«3Srjie., Shoulders 5KC snort riband lon« clear middles 5%«8c Dry salted meats un- S m T O n HogsactiTe sad higher at «»95»4.30, buixsalesat SA05««.l^ Dressed Hogs activeandhigh- er at »L8S«4.80. Beef unohanged. Whiskey in fate de- mand atlfe Reeeipts-4^00 bbls. Plour, &.W bu*h. Wheat, 11A!0 bu. Corn, IT.HOObu. Oats, ijXO bosh. Rye, MJMDbu. Bsrley^tnd»^«0Hogs. SbtoinentB--2Jl00bbls. Rour,law bu. Wheat, -..oncooo bu. Com. s,ooo tfltto bu Barley, 99,t»e bu. Rye, and 8^00 Hogs. ST. LocnvDecA—Ptour quiet, firm-and u^ WlSsstto and bwyersotf; No. 3 3prtog«[I-l% jfo. 3 MdPau^s^ai>dJie«_M«n*T. CoW«aai5S*Ecedon - »ntoii »«ie« of mixed on track No. 3at7Jc Pork unebamrea; order lots 913A15. •Jobbing and order lots Shoulders 43EARL STREET. N e w Styles Of Under Clothngl. D ATIS as HAMILTON a variety of UNDER CLOTHTSG o CUSTOM WORK done at short i TUCKING sad INPANTS' CLOTHISO a i ty. LADIES' OWN HATERIAL HADE UP. if . Zfioo bu. Corn. Dec A—Ptour steady for sn. an home trade. " neolscted Corn dun^M«0bn. at SOc in "a. for No. 3 Western. Ryene- m asking; rates. Pork are sefflng in barrsl byrail-aMMO "bu-Oon^AOOObu.- Dec A —Ptour quiet and J O B P L A T I N G DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. C U T L E E Y DRY GOODS POT saie by A HcCLURE A CO. delta WTBTDOW SHADES! T0Y8! TWf.! TOYS \ A LARGS AND SPLENDIP km^TUMWi OT TOYS M 1MW% AT T H E OLD STAND, 71 and 73 Sonth Pearl st, In every variety of Ivory, Pearl and Metal Handles, pla- ted and unplated, upon the anest quahty of English Shear Steel, and fully warranted. S P O O K S A N D F O B K S A SPBCTAXTT. These Goods are manufactured from the purest Nickel Silver ever worked into table v w , and heavily plated by •sl|[ht. suit tlaaiasil siti rmt firm name,and the quan- tity of sllvsr warranted actually upon the goods. SOUD STERLING SILVER GOODS. We have added to our business a large assortment of STERLING SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, NAPKIN RINGS, COPS, LADLES, COMBINATION SETS, Ac. aaitablsforprsssnta,wMs»w*arsoffsrin«Terytow. WWLESALE m RETAW As the lubscrfber intends to engage m other business; The special attention of buyers is invited, as tbe entire stock will be sold without reserve. No. S7 SOUTH PEARL STREET. t . 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