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8 THE' TIMES, THtJBSDAY, DECEMBER 18SU. 8MTBTIZLD CLUB CATTLE BROW. Tne 1M cattle tne kail at Minrton wlfr clone ce ISO tons, and than probably, theiWore, as tn as 90 too of saleable beef on rkw. The 1ST a of ilmn shown hare we Ira more than 35 toot ire and than i oKUialy nor than 20 to ot nttoa In tbe hall. Vt ue live weignt oi the pip exhibited we are not informed.

Tha attempt to aaccrtaln It cn tha vaJjh bridca a they entered would probably Lara produced inch an intolerable protest on their part that it Mnr made, lint it is certain that pif meet jitaaint bat io a tnoch larger jroporticm of tha whole than that in which it ia offered In tha meat market of tha counlrj. Glutton, on tha othar band, juod aa ia tha ehow of ahaep, ia here aadoahtedlr a much smeller proportion, oi tha whole than it ia of oar reoeral meat aupplr. There ara eofae 6,000,000 cattle cf all ages in tha island, nearly 27,000,000 sheep, and onlr 2,000,000 pigs. There ara nrobebl) at leait 1.200,000 of tha firat and 7,000,000 of tha acond(of ail ces) slaughtered annually. If their respective weights, whether aa lambs and calve or full crown sheep and beasts, be conaidered, it will be fonnd that nearly aa tnoch mutton aa beef ia eaten every rear among us.

And if, aa in the case of Mr. Morrison's lamba, a fall weight and ripcnaia for consumption can be attained by eLeep within a year, while it takes two or three years to reach tha corresponding pitch of, maturity In tha cattla classes, there cannot be a doubt of tha greater economy of tha mutton manufacture aa compared with that of beef. Looking at tha pigs shown in the hall, and especially at tha extraordinary ripeness oi maturity attained at seven and eight months old in many of tha pens, we suppose that the pork and bacon snanuTaclure beata for rapidity, and. therefore. waste avoidance, all other kinds of meat The pir department ought, therefore, to possess especial interest for consumers and there is an admirable show hers in all tha divisions under which it ia arranged.

Tha pig classes are. however, remarkable chiefly for the admirable quality of the licrk ahtre breed aa here exhibited. Besides Berkshire there ara other black breeds Dorset. Essex, Suffolk and there ara large and small white breeds and all are shown in three classes, according to age, which is limited to 9, 12, and 18 months respectively. Besides these, there is a class for single pigs of any breed id any ago, in which, however, the chief honours fall to the Berkshire.

Tha Berkshire breed is, in fact, the main feature this year of the pig department of the Show. In "the younger class of the small white breed of pin the first price is taken by a pen exhibited by Mr. H. C. Worthy, of St.

Faith's, Xor folk. They are very thickly neshed at eight months cJd, and true to the type of the breed. JJer Majesty the Queen takes the second prize with' a good pen, though inferior in siie to Lord Radnor's highly commended pen. In tha next class, three months older, the Queen is again second; Lord Radnor taking tha first prixe with a wonderfully well fattened pen of well brgd pigs, with almost woolly coats. In the older class, the psn from Windsor takes the first prize, the pigs bains; of even quality and character, and Lord Radnora pigs, with the characteristic coat and perfection of fatness, are second.

The large white breed ia represented in scanty classes. Although there are no such niceties of distinction between a small and a large breed aa arise at Birmingham, what ia called a middle breed cornea in between them, yet there are characteristics independent of mere siie which rule an intelligent judgment and in the younger class of the laree broed white piga a caae in point arises. Sir. J. Banders, of Sutton, shows a pen which to an outaioer.

aeems to be distinctly the ripest and best in the whole class, bat the prize goes in preference to Messrs. Howard 'a excellent pen, of less apparent maturity. The" explanation cf the herdsman is that the pen in question is more properly a smaii wmta creed, not tnat it naa not size, enough, but, as he said, Twas the nosea aa done it. There waa no want of aize or weight for a '6 there was. indeed, distinguished merit in "all these essential points but in profile they are hardly true to an artifical ideal, and are, therefore, properly disqualified.

The older pens of the breed are remarkably fine, Mr. Sanders taking the treed ctrn for his 10 months old tsen. The black breeds, other than.Berkahires, are shown in small classes. Messrs. Coate, Wheeler, and J.

A. Smith being the principal prize takers. Mr. Coate's pigs in the class between 9 and 12 months are re markably equal and fine bnt the cup for the best of the breed goes to Mr. Wheeler's older pigs, of extraordinary thickness, evenness, quality, and weight.

As already said, the Berkshire breed furnishes the moat remarkable classes here. The whole of tha youwrer class is commended br the judges and Messrs. Harris and Biggs, of Leigh um. air. lucnara fowler, or and Mr.

J. P. King, of Wallinsford, are first in the classes of the three different ages. The cop goes to the last named exhibitor. Mr.

Fowler's pigs in the younger class are longer and of admirable quality ana ripeness, ana many will preter them, in the class for single pigs of any breed or ace, the Berkshire are unquestionably foremost. Mr. Brassey's 11 months old Berkshire is first rate ao are the Berkshiree shown by Mr. Tombs, Captain Green, and others but Mr. Wheeler's 21 months old Berkshire is actually first, and a 10 months old small white breed vie shown by Lord Radnor is placed second.

As a whole, the pork and bacon department here of our Christmas meat supply is satisfactory; and so is the promise of both our mutton and our beet, as they are respectively represented in the Smithfield Club Fat Cattle Show of 1S80. The meeting baa hitherto had the advantage of dry weather, and the hall has been daily well filled. Its character as a great meat market, as well as a great display, is declaring itself as its dose approaches and although business is not brisk, and the pices offered, and at length accepted, are not high, there are already man announcements over entries of cattle, sheep, and pigs of their sale to the butcher. But, considered as a great commercial centre, Agricultural hall ia this week much more than a mere meat market. Here are 100 different firms of xaanufacturars agricnltural machine food purveyors, seedsmen all seizing the opportunity of displaying their wares and meeting with their customers and the Smithfield Club wisely make them welcome, offering a place in their hall to almost every one who can in any way, however indirectly, contribute to the main purpose which the society have in view.

In order to obtain these admirable specimens of fattened cattle, sheep, and pigs, you must fence them in fields or feed them in houses you can procure all you want for either of these purposes here. You must thresh and cleanse, chop or grind, or crush, or cut, or pulp their food or you must bruise it, break it boil it, steam it, cook it tools and implements for all these purposes are offered here. You must reap, mow, dig the crope on which you feed your live stock here are reapers, mowers, potato diggers, in abundance. And, tracing the agricultural pro eess further still, you have' to grow Your crops before you harvest them here are tools lor hoeing them as they grow, for moulding them up, for singling them out, for harrowing or rolling them in their earlier stages, for carrying them to the rickyard, feeding house, or market, after all is done. Here, too, are machines for sowing them, drilling, dibbling, broadcasting But, before yea can profitably provide these growing crops for your cattle, sheep, and pigs, you must cultivate and fertilize the land.

The Club admit the connexion hare, and allow aeedsmen and manure dealers to exhibit all they have to offer and thus they give a place in their annual exhibition of fat stock to all kinds of cultivating tools ploughs, harrows, cultivators, rollars, clod crushers, acari Cars. Lastly, you have to put forth power in many different ways for 20 different purposes in the coarse of twelve months upon the farm all contributing more or leas directly to the end the aodety have in view and therefore the Smith field Club welcome to their fat cattle show steam engines of all ranks great ploughing engines, smaller threshing engines, locomotive engines, tiwctioe engines, for the heavier work of the farm smaller upright engines for the work of food pre para tico chaff cutting, cake breaking, turnip pulping, and so forth. What ia there, except, in te the land Itaalf.the Terr field of bia opera tkau, which the farmer anyhow requires, at any stage of the process culminating in we ia. caiue, beep, crpigs be means to exhibit here, which lie cannot get, by permission of. the Smithfield Club, within the AgricTdtural naJl thi eek We tklntr thl trnt society, which SO COod ttaturedly stretches its wslceme to aa many who sm but remotely influence the main object of the exhibition, might have gone one step further than it does.

It no longer allows any stand for the exhibition or the offer of agricultural journals or agricultural publications In the ball. Why should tha line of exclusion be drawn just here QUEEN'S COLLEGE, CORE. Aa extraerdiaerj visitation, extendi nj over two days, has jest been bald at Qaeea's College, Cork. The question for which the Visitor were sutassoaed Ud refsreoee to the appeal of a atndea aaastd Hosier froas the dscbiea of the council ef the eoUege, rosUeatiax; him for IS months a fid depriving; Ms ef the scholarship which be then bald. Tbe whole natter ia dispute arose vat of a saectiax which was hU In the collate croond ia arch last for tbe porpoac of preatatiBx aa address to Mr.

Taraell ea bis arrival from America, sod the Viwtorsyes rday.iu firta their deciiioa. eomWuwd ia stroef terms the lotrodaction of politics lata aa institution liis the college, and pointed oat that it was a CVom breach of discipline and disastrous to the interests of thecoUese. The Visitors were the Uaster of the Bolls, Jt. Justice FittreraU, and Dr. 2I01intock, Freakiest of theCoUepof Eorraons.

ilr. aloxley, the student who made the arpeal, was heard at considerable length. It ap prarei froa his statement that on the arrival of air. 1 "smail froca America ia starch last a somber of stodeat Ued withia the precincts of the collero sad afread to preaeat Mr. rarnell with aa address, lit.

Hosier asserted that ao steps were taken by tbe president or council to prevent that meetinf, though tbey must have known it was held. He and soma ether students who were antagonistic to the proceeding attempted to get vp aa opposition meeting tbe following day, but it waa not LehL Sahseqaently the council were considering the charges again! some of me (luaenu reiertnce to the presentation oi the marts, and Mr. alexley aod some others came to the room of the council chamber for the purpoM of boarinc the decisiou. i While tbcte Mr. Moxley allrged he was asaaoltrd by the students wno admired air.

z'araeU politic, and tbe president, rushiag excitedly from tbe room, ordered tbe (toward to remove bun from the building. This he charged against the president as aa assault, lie was tben rusticated by tbe council and deprived of his scholarship, which was worth ISO. Jar. alexley charred the president with sympathy with the Peroelliie aid he challenged the president to ssy whether hi had not borne a prominent part in the rebellion of 1848, and whether, shortly before being offered the presidency, he had not virulently attacked the Queen's Collect. The president, in replying, declined to enter into the peculiar charges brought against himself by Ur.

iloxlry, but on tbe general question, be stated that the conduct of Mr. Uoxley was tha cause of the dissension that then took place among the students. Mr. Uoxley had originated a' serious quarrel infrontof the council room while tbe president and his colleagues were considering tbe ebsrge against the stodeaU ha, bad prepared the address. 'Wishing to prevent th matter becoming serioahe ordered tbe steward to remove Mr.

Moxley, bnt not in tbe manner that was represented. The Master of tbe Kolls, in giving judgment, said that Mr. Moxley had not in his original statement of appeal made any reiertnce to any prejudices against him or to any political views entertained by the 1 president. He regretted very much and could not sufficiently condemn too personal attack made upon tbe president ou matter of serious moment to which hi attention bad not been before called, and which were wholly irrelevant to the issue. The president, consulting his own position, had not noticed those charges, and they quite approved of the course be bad taken ia that respect.

There was no doubt that political meeting were held. No matter with what view or for what purposes promoted, they were a gross breach of discipline and ootdd not be tolerated, particularly In an institution hke the college. Tbe present case sboacd bow foolish such meetings were and how disastrous they might prove to aa institution like that. If political gathering were to take place they should be held outside the college, for all within the college should be peace and harmony. The president was perfectly justified, therefore, in the mmv, in whieh ha had treated Sir.

Moxler. and the Visi. i tor upheld tbe decision of th council. Mr. Justice Fits gerald.

in supporting this decision, concurred in tae view eiDretsed Iv the Master of the Bolls and desiccated as calumnious the charge made by Mr. Moxley against the president, xr. ai tumocx auo supponcu toe arasion. TEE CENTRAL CONFERENCE OF POOR LAW GUARDIANS. The annual central conference of representative of Poor law Guardian was held yesterday ta the Board room of the London School Board.

There was a numerous attendance of members. Mr. W. Laytoa Lowndes, chairman of the Shropshire Quarter Sessions, presided. The CaUBXaii remarked that this conference had been started originally for the purpose of calling attention to the mil administration of the Poor Law by Boards of Guardians, and they had aided most materially la putting before the Boards two great principle on which th Toot Law ought to be administered that tbe legal claim to relief should la founded upon destitution, and that indoor relief should be tbe rule and outdoor relief tbe exception, with a view to show what had been done during the last tea years, he might compare tbe statistics of lat9 with those of lbT9.

In 1809 the cost of In maintenance was 16,580 in England and Wale, against in showing an increase In the cost of outdoor relief was 3.C;7J7V, against a2.64l.Ws in 1879, showing a decrease of According to the last report of tbe Uovern meat Beard, tbe mean a umber of in pauper wa in 1809 137.70. acsinst 160.852 ia 1879. ibowiu an increase of 9,112. InlrOthe aotaa number in receipt of out door relief was fOO.400, against in 1879, showing ade COURT CIRCULAR. WLVDSOR CASTLK, Dec.

1 Tffae Queen, aeoawrpaated by Princes Beatrice, went to London yesterday sitaraooa and visited her Boyal TTigtiaass the Dochta ef Cambridge at 8k James's Palace. Iter Majesty travelled by a special train ea tha Great Western Bail war ta aad from Faddiagtoo, and returned to Windsor at 7 o'clock. Lady Watcrpark, Lkatenaat Oeneral Lord Charles Fittroy, O.B.. aad Colonel BIr Joha Carstalrs M'Metil, K.U.M.O., were in attendance. Field Marshal hi Boyal Bigbness the Duke ef Cam.

bridge, ICO, attended by Colonel 0. Tyrwhitt, arrived at th Castle. The Lord Chancellor and Lady Eelborae, Lieatenaot Ceoeral E. X. Whitmore, C.B.

(Military Secretary), LMuteaant Oeneral P. Beaochaaap Walker, CB. (Director General of Military Education), and Colons! BhS Dough, V.O. (Bengal Staff also arrived. Uer Majesty' dinner party included her Boyal Sghneet Prince Beatrice, his Boyal Highness the Duke of Oam bridge, tbe Lord Chancellor aad Lady eelborae.

Lady Waterpark, tha lion. Moratla Stopford, Lord Methoen, Lieoteuant General the Bight lion. Sir H. Ponaoaby Lieutecant Ceneral X. A.

Whitmore, Llestenaat General C. P. Beauehamp Walker, and Colonel If. Cough. The Queen and Princes Beatrice walked and drove this morning.

Ill Boyal nighne the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Colonel Tyrwhitt, left the Castle in the forenoon for London. The Lord Chancellor and Lady Relberne, Lieutenant. Central Whitmore, Lieutenaat Ceneral Baaucharap Walksr, and Colonel 11. Gongh have also left. General Viscount Bridport has succeeded Lleutenant Cencral Lord Charles Fitxroy, O.B., as Eqoerrj in siting.

"KTATIONAL ORPHAN HOME.A FANCY 1.1 KAZAAK, by tbe kind Mrsslssloe of kls Ores the Dels ef We4wrtoe. sLU. will be bald la tbe Eldlli School, at Knit bte WUsa. In Jane nest, la a 111 Ike rOKlW i abors la.tit.Uoa. Alilotdi tjarul Ae4 Fauou will alr patu a.

Lauesaa4 (VBUoaa Ssalroas of a dias tta Coos iKae aie lamed to rwamant CI J. rUEAlfX. Tniniw. a r. LOW, AjdiUDt rr asarsr.

anaua uiluk, i riUIE ANNUAL SALE of USEFUL and FANCY AKTlCLtS la AID ut the of DR. BKENAKDO'S Uoktfcd. now SunporUar awir On Tkoaaiad Orphan, Mecleated. or Deuiuw CbUdrao. wUl lU.vj aa TW uax ana th anl 10th Ih eombOT loyea trenv 11 Boon lo la Hall of Wuiio's Kooma, a.

JaBe aaaaare, Adai sbUJInf 1 ehtUrta ball Brloa, 11 la anwUl hoped thai all who srs latararlaa ta ta work aoae by these Insulations will eadaaroar la ettand the Aaaaal Bala aad MudTVood BU7 sIm be done bj larUlnf triaadj aad aaqi The hud of th Bors' Horn vflt be la sttsadanos. Office of th lusutalica, II to IS, BVpaT eaiassr, X. JOUX ItODGEBS FUND. Tbi Fund, which I betas ratMd la reeocnlUoa of th mlaH sarrlesa rendared to uocnlar aducatlon br lb lata vics Ubautaan of tbe HtA out Uoai for London, will malnlf djroUd towanls helpta to eeara aa adeaala nrarlsloo. for his Widow aad Family.

The idae will be awropnated to ma Msaorlal la dstanalna apaa und Xlr Ouirle, bmj be forwarded to the aacrnary, Hoa K. Lvolph ataalay, Xf. at th Board aoees or SaM Inst La Haas of Katiud tu the aasoant vt the Joha Bodsars Faad. Tb. nut list of ubecrtpUooa WUl apMai ea Monday, tha Uth Da eember.

feIR UH ARLKa HaXP, Mf.lLD, Oa.lnnae. 1K SDMUNU HAY CVRKLE. Txaeaiar. Uoo. UTAXLXY.iLT.

aeantarf. GnillSTM A3 In ROMK. COOK'8 TICKETS to ITALY, taeladlae Paris. Turin. Genoa.

fUa, roespad. Maples, riurenaa. Venlea, MUaa, aa, by all tralaa, aa 4t. one or axes UaTeUeia. aa fcsearawaiel, inL.

by poet i Tboa Oook and Boa, Chief ontca. LmtsiH rliru a 4G, Watt Btraad lopyosll Caartas oros UoteU. nunura sm. at. Juws fTUlE Commistioner of AVoods.

for the time being la oharr at Her If alestf land RsrtsM la Xai land. Is pre USBIUV a Jaaaary taa. lisi. ruv ru a It stydentreat. aad Ve.

17. 1ml tJ tea feel. pared to LhT. by fablle Tender, asoa BUODiau tami 0 years nam Jaaai ilbunl.tMN& 11 nta veatevrnrr of those tea streets, oontathlnt a total area of raru and sondmoos of lender mar be ehtalnad at th Oflle of WeortaSa, Na 1. WhltobaU nUoa.

aW. or at Mr. Aithar Cates, aio. 7. Whlfhallatd.

TENDERS for OOVXR9MXNT PRINTTXX B.M. BlATIOStEY trriCS. rnn ilrnt, Sorey'eeaU, Wsstalnsiar, 17th Wot, ISM. rilHE Controller of 11. M.

Htationery Uffice desires to saU. bataeea the hour of aad 4, ea aad aftor ftldaj, the la 8T. JJiilZri. OKXZN, and HTDX PARKS aad alKXSUOTOS UAKDfc.Na WATthUSJ and CUCANaiHU. Deeamhar USX THE Commissioners cf H.M.

Works. tublsa BnOdtixs ara prepared ta raealte TIN't)ES for Vstenat th Koads In St. Jasses's, th Ureea, aad Hrd Parts, sad lo aansiagvierfardans. Keaiof ias Una, Dust. from the saa from tha 1st ef AprU, IS? I.

rormof tendwraar be obtalaad at B.kf. Otae of Works. 1Z, WhluhaU bstwesa the hoar ef aad 4 aad tbe mdera nisi be delltend as that eOco before o'oloct ea the lrt of January. 1U1. sililnjuiid to the KeereUrf aad eadoned Tea any tender.

EOYAL rARKH. HORSES, Carta, aa. HER MAJaTYS urriCE of WORKS. Aa. Dee.

1st. 1130. fll UK Commissioners of lier Majesty's Works and crease of 261,797, cr a oat decrease of Ite cost of A Buildlw are prepared to acat tl'DSRvS fcetha atainteoance in 186V bad been 2. SO. per bead per a crk, Lt Voru! list while in lhi9 it was and on the other bsnd, ehile the Yormt cl wedn imij be obtained ,1 lie VUJerfi'i Oflee ol Worki, weekly dole to out peapers was Is.

"id. tn liC, in 1879 it Ko. It, WbiuaaU plaoe. S.W ear Say. Mma the hours of 12 aad the out maintenance cost more than the in maintenance there most be something' wrong.

In each of the 30 unions in tbe metropolitan area tbe cost of maintenance ex Persons are at tHwrtt to leader for one or suoceof th parts. Tbe Ueujaasuoen da not Mad theauelrei to accept the lowest or ear tender. A. B. hf HFOKu, Becreury.

eroded thatot tbe out relief nd la eight out of the 15 unions in Shropshire a similar result wa shown. If held that if TT, TTk ZTlll I i A U. rUV Bmaer meat, bnad and Boor, batter aad oh.ua. wtieel and carry out tbe great principle be bad called tmfj. Unseed nasi sal barley, potatoes.

aadoUmea foods. iKBUtw ig, iu. eves ot pmeriun cuijus im seuuceu or oily per annum. (Mr. V.

C. Vastie) then read tbe report of tbe central committee, from which it appeared that, although in certain districts of tbe kingdom there had been a falling off ia tbe number of meetings and is the dis cussions that had taitn place, the progress made since Mr. BOUNTY of BKlJFOKl). Police Ulothlnjr, tc Baker first called a meeting cf ctairmcn of Board of Kj Hit Maleity'a JuaUees of tbe Praee for ths County of Bedford Guardians in Gloucestershire in 1805 had been satisfsctory, "tt rl TksiiEKS for tae SUPPLY ef CLOTUlrfu and othar and tLat public opinion and the opinion of Guardian, and f.ifSw Fo" their officer had teen gradually educated to more correct I rust year, to be tappUed oa or before the lit of AprIL lSSL rwo 1UNTKACTS. King's College Hoipital.

Portugal TLY hauipUs of the various articles may be Inauected on and after Taes dsy, the 7lh last, i'onm of tender to be had oa application at the Hospital. The tender are to be delivered beror cioc noon oa Monday, the Uth lost, I'symeot monthly. The Ooounluee do not hind lhasnaelvpi to accept tbe lovest ur aay leader. Hj order of the UoouaiUee of Maaaremeat, Dee. (.

1543. EDWARD AXMACk, becretary. The report having be adopted. air. VAlLASCE, clerk to the Wbltecbanei Guardian, read a paper on the "Belief cf Vagrants." lie urged the imports nee of an improvement being made in tbe administration fit workhouses, so as to.

render them deterrent, and, where, possible, educational and considered the question of making habitual vagrancy and pauperiim penal offences. A discussion followed, in which Mr. Moore Steven. Mr. King, Mr.

Sparks, Mr. Tarlor, Mr. Foster, Mr. Corsex, Mr. T.

boboleneld, the Bee. J. K. Cepp, Mr. Book, Mr.

Pell, Mr. Cooke, Captain Griffiths Boscawen, Mr. liousfield, and Mr Dorrington took part. Ultimately the following resolution we atlupted In tbe opinion of this conference; it is desirable to abolish tbe distinction between vacrancv and localized paoperiam in the form of administration of relief, a well is to amend the Pauper Inmate' Discharge aul Herniation Act by riving Guardians increased nowert of detention, thereby enabling them with reference to able bodied pauper to adopt meaaure for improving their condition a well as correcting vagrant habits and mendicity gene rally." the motion or air. VHXD wick, U.B., seconded by viit ivr, tcv I I Vn.l cherronsoon plete, pairs of trensen, nine helmet elth hada, nine i i rapes, ami niuepamof lerginse jj eonstaMM tames and badasa.

lo i airt oi irouert, fiaua.1 vita uaares, li capes, ana is Bain or lesTnss becund year, to he supplied oa or before the 1st of April. lttZ. vo Inspectors (real eoeta, too free eoata foor pairs of trousrrs. aad two caps nlae serre.au' treat eoata with bdse and chevroaa nine patrol )scket. ith badges, II pairs of Uonsrrs, aad II caps II com tables' rreal coat vrtu hadtea, 7 patrol estls, 144 pairs of tpiuMtf.

aad 7J caps complete. Tenders, sealed and marked. Bedfordthlr Tender for Polls dothlng a lib a ssmple of eaca article proposed to be supplied, to be seat, at the risk and ezpense of the penon or persuns at teaderinc to the Chef Coostabla County Constabulary odea. Bedford, on or before th 21st Dsotoibrr, 1S60. 1 REU JU3SELYX.

Chief Ooutahl. County Constabulary office, Bedford, or. 2S, 1830. PAUISH of ST. GEO KO HANOVER SQUARE.

To Cnotractors and others. Such persons ss ere willies to OJNTKACT the Vestry of the said pansa for tbe foUowiat WuKKB aud MATERIALa. for one rear, from the 2Sth day ti March, 188L vis. Bupply of flints and srsvel, supply of tluemeer greuite, or other suileble ftanlte or eton removal of eiders aod aaoes. removal of the slop aod Bweepinrs of the streets, bartm away slop, spreading water la ths streets, masons' works, parlors' works, supply of paving materials, supply of Thames ballast, sand, and bogging, repairs to bom pipes, aa, supply of baas brooms, supply of vumv vwuuv.

vj uieie pais. hkmoi vi wt uovvae. vetenoair rare OI me ooveve eiat Mr. SrCKLI.tO.a vote of thank wa passed to Mr. Veil an ce lag sod stationery, oil and candle, euals and cose, hire of horses rorhi.nn.

r. ahih. krintn hrofle aod erU mav deUver In pionaals, sealrd np, at the oases of the Hoard room, alount BUreet, Grosvauorjoare, oa or before Beturday, thelilth day of December. 1130. rrooa tendering aredelredto take notice ttiat all proposals mut he made upon aad strictly In accordance with the prloted forms of tender, to be obtained at either for his paptr, which.

bavinsT been briefly acknowledged br that gentleman, the usual compliment to the chairman wa accorded, and a public vote of thank wa paiaed to tbe London School Board for placing their hall at the disposal of the conference. Sale or Royal Stock. Yesterday the annual sale of fat stock took place at the Prince Consort's Shaw Parm, Windsor Castle, and attracted buyers from all part oi me country, uuttiana and Windsor, being the auctioneer. The tale comprised .36 shorthorn bollocks and heifer. 480 South Down and Cheviot theep, and 100 good baron bog and porker, lYeviou to the sale the Queen and Princess Beatrice, a ho had walked from the Castle to the farm, inspected the stock, which was pointed us supersoienarni oi me term.

Alter luncheon the sale wa proceeded with, the beasts realizing an average of about 44. Tbe best lots of sheep fetched 116s. each some of the bog realised as ranch as 18. Her Majesty also visited tbe sale in the couri of the afternoon. Atthia sale 11 Cue thor thorn hearts, the property of tbe Duke of Connaught, from the Bsgtbot perk estate, were sold, and realized very good prices.

oalk vt at otock. me annual Christmas cattle show and aale took place at Sioux on Tne.Uv Tba quality of tbe stock was considered tat quite equal to former yean, but there wa an increase in the number of entries. he principal prize winner were Mr. Howard yse, ntoae ptace the Duke of liuoc leech. Dittos Park Mr.

Taincb. Uffeaham Mr. G. Botham. Wevhan.

afri T. Kandail, Langley Mr. H. Eley, Poyl Mr. a AU husea.

Stoke. The prise cattle were sold by Messrs. Buck, land and Son, Windsor, at prices averaging 50, sheep at Roval Girrs. The Prince of Wales baa sent a present of 30 pheasant for tbe use of the patient in St, Thomas Hospital, and tbe Pake of Edinburgh ha forwarded SO pheasants for the same purpose. Tbe authorities of the Charing cros Hospital hare received from the Prise of Wale a preaeat ef 30 pheasants for the tmtient In the hospital.

OTc. J0HK AVSTLASCX ASEOCUTI05. Yesterdav afternoon Sir Edward Perrott presented, at tha Boyal Ar. acnai. vtooiwica, inapeetorv.

iutaseaa, eve trgeants, andrj mea ef the Woolwich Dockyard division cf the me tropolitaa police, certifcates of efleieney after passicg throw a course of lactarrs riven by Surreoo MsW C. 11. V. Godwrn, Army Medical Soparin tendeat, Boyal Afsaaal, Woolwich, on Pint Aid to the Wounded." ThJsfetheseecseeUceftU engaged ia tae tttryal Arsenal wno nave sueeeuf slly tkrooe aaotirMoTtectare oa tb' aam raVUe aad eavedecetieesdae tesTaalas CO ia all vne nave been tha rswardeo. spared by tbe parUta Bolicitora, at tha ipenH of the contractors aad the retry do not hind thetusrlvea to accept the lowest or aay tender.

By order, JOSEfU HKJiKV SMITH. Vestry Clerc. November. 1811 EAST INDIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. The hast la llaa Rsllasr OMnDsnv Is nreixrait toraoelve TENDER for th 8UP1 LV end DELIVERY of 8TEEL and IRON W1RK RUPE3, Miners' Tools, aad btallouary Boilers Uooouiotive type), a per ipseinceuoas ana rawing be seen at tbese omcea.

Xenosrt are be delivered tn sealed envelopes, anarsssii to th undersigned, marked Tsodar for Steel and (row Wire Ropes." or as caw may oa. aos later man uoo at noon, oa xnursaay. so oi areoemoer instant. it bound By order of I A. r.

DU5STA, Seers tary. Mcbolas laae, London, 2d Deosmhar, USX iJAKISH of ST. LUKE, iddle sex. The Improve men and Parliamentary Onmmlllee of the Vestry wlU, at their ertiag.to be held on Thursday, 9th December neivopea TKNDKHS fctetlog on BUILDIMJ LEASES for S3 years ths Srstyearete perpercorn reng tbe VACA" LAND beloorlnr to ta eat7 la aad near UuldenJaaa, and adjolalaf tbe City of London. The land moat ndvaataeeoeaty sttaate, frontlnf ea a team aad aide streets.

fee and JJ feet In width raspeetlvely. foroM of Under, tocom earned by plana saovrlBf th locality aad the vsrlous plots, can oKaioed, and furtoar Information had appu The tenders most be sd lnasil to the OearaiU, endorsed Teader far Plot. and sanst be daivared baha o'ttook ea the day ahov snenlloned. The Vimmltte do apt Mnd themselves to accept th highest or any tender. By order, O.

W. PKbtTOhj. Ttry CUrk. try CUrf. VJ mo BUILDERS and others.

Arrixans and JL Laboorma' DweUlogi Th ComUstoesn of rleeers the City LorMoe an prerared rowe TaUIKd fgr latins oa BUI LUIS LKA8ICI lor 80 (u Brvt at a psspsrvornl. ith ocHtoa of purchase, th PLuTS of ROUND sitae la or a ear Ooldea lea aad la nr near Herron allev and hlmmuIu. uiunuik. Uordsn tan Area aad I'etUonaV Kjoare Ana respeotlvely, for tk par poas of batldins taererw dwellmss for artlsaas and Hboarars, ra a eoraauee wna eoaoiuons sna plans apseeved by tta atalesty Bscts tary of mala, opla wbicb, wua fenaa at ladr. saaybs oWalaed altaiaame Theranaslal0Tje do not bind thasasslves to tseai ta klghasl or aay lander.

The T.ad ors srs to be sealed, endorsed as dnwesed la the Tessa at ASBoer. asw soaraaea as ias enaerelgaed. geweri' Oftce. OaQdaaa. yovemaer.

UZ milE HEARTS of OAK BKNCTIT SOCIETY are seeswreasatjioiafaa austa aartad. THOa. MAKSSAL ti. vnsotMwas rusroyinara. Loadoa.

DtDta oirnxttb csm w. im rTTHE Bacrvtarr of 8Ut for Iadia in Oouneil nereby rlvea a. tLal la saaeeat lot vhea Tf3DUS far BUXil eT EXCUAXiJK Caltta. Madra. sad t)obny wUl be isasHil at the Baab af mm Wssaasder.

tea Uth 1 theterma atssed la the adissstssnal Imiiii trees tatsOsa ea teeMBeeaes ber, lWB. wUl be rap, as 14.00. 300, LOCU MSl.I ST. KiLoKY of OlJllESaLASb ttJAS3. Tbe Kj fjai isil.sl Ksatoeal Bank (limited), Ke.

80. OM lived atisst, tO wUl ea aad a has 1st prauaM the HALr TUKa IX Txmurr da sa taal et oa the DSBXTT7RKa amaad. aaoVar siKhasiiyaf Act af the tWanlnl I Te is s. Sta Vhaaela. ita 1 fU VletorU.Xe.2a; tfca Vkaona, He 2 29a Tistaria, Be.

I Via Wtorl. Jf. rWa VWaeia.Sa I Xh Tlstorta. a 4U Tlstorts. Ha Ii Tlstorta.

IS sad Vktorla.Sas.ifsndoraadtraU a lssaa. Ta oaaoas saaal be lst lares sl days for st. D. BCCHAWAX. Maaaaar.

V. it. Old rtroadstreet. Loaytoo. LO.

1st Daeavaber. leeO. rTtTHlJCDElta BdXDS of lb TEXAS aad PACIP10 RAILWAY tXJMPASTT. Tha awasarsefthe feUoaHae TCXAS aad rACIVIO BA1LWAT OOat PaaYrlJUT MUMTAlAUBatoailMareaavenT asm.d topusisl tone to the Treat. tor Permeat at par vela, the same bavins area, DBAwy.sssnrilliig to the terms af th Mortgas.

sad If pre eamed aU totsrest aa sasas wU osaavoa aad after laelMdsy of Marsh. 14 Ml est BOO 595 (IT nt .71 tit UM UU 1S1 1TJ7 17U ltU tOU JOTS txt 70t Ml iat mi tan 29vf UM lil US1 VjjO 10M 139a HO 11H U4 iu lan IMS ins ins si Jca its 2 ar as rM KM XM IMS ZSDS Z3 2ST1 JOS JOvS iu wi a a. tl. ITLTOV. I OtO.

D. KRCalBnAAB. 1 1TW MPIRE ofZIL (Prorinc of "PeniamKicoX KSUirx, DKalStni CUXrAJTT rumfudi. Uaua that t)tn of th above Issue, amounting to LS0. the number af wblch are aerencder specinad, to be paid off at per.

st tbe Jfstiooal Prtrrlnolal Bank of Knglasd (Limited), Ma. III. Bhiaopsgst 1lat wtthla. Lamdow, E.C. oa ta 1st day of Janoary, 1U1 ea tea la tereat Uiroa will were thai day DRAWS In aeoordaaee with tbe eondlUune eedoeeai oa aa Bunds, at tha of llessra.

Joha Mw and Sons. PubU Motsrias. Xi iL Lombardatraet. Loodoa, SVC. to prsssno of Joha Bavenafll.

tea tbe CTiairma at. sad efJamaaBull, the rjecrvtary to, the said Oompaay. aad of the aadaralgaed ovary Pnblla TWXXVC BONDS. Kot. 110 Ul OS 13 Sit U2 kl Bl K2 IX For 100 sterling each Bsned) J01IM B.

RAVESHILL. Cbahaaa. IWali JAMES BULL, aecrelary. Cowetetslgadlioals Joha rieetoa, Votary Pnblia, London. December 7.

15X1 CIVIL KERVICE COMMIS3ION. Forthcomin4; KXAMU ATI0N8 avU Serrk of ladle Baadtursl limlnary staa CUvka' Preliminary lag 17 20 Boy Clara Use 1 171 Seoond Asttstast Astronomer, Royal Ubservatory. Bdlabarsh lege 17 Psnsrteepere. Pcet omee lag 17 20. 1 For raeviauoos aad pUBUC ilEETINU.

Borough of Marylebone. ja. sraay. ijmo. turn, nvsiawnr naia.

smr. tatsa. r. m.r vnUduvraADDKfoa Lend Tnota Ireland. HIRTHOMAS CUatiaaRit, y.C H.r will preside, Chan to be taseo st I psa, BREAD REFORM LKAUUE.

MANSION IIOUSX CXJ.NrEkr.NCE. Friday. Demher 17. 130 p.m.: tbe Right Hon. LOUU MAYUK.

Mr, to sa ebarr. For tlekca apply, andoatng Mamaed and direoted avaopa, to Silas Tales. 17.nl. l.NO HKETIXO. Moadsy, December lltb.

at the University of TO. Burllcnoa rardTC. atAJUU41aM ERAL BIB 1UBV a KAWUKSUJI, aCc.B VwePrtdat, la the Vfcalr. OUVAL OKUUUAPUIOAL bOUIETs'. EVKN.

JLR) l.NU HKETINu, slow Luodon, Burllogtoa garden. a KAWUKSUJI. 1LC.K. A. rz.il to be kkau Ueogrsphical Btsuiu of tha ATgaaa Campaign.

By CAPT.T.H. HOLDICU, R.R. lately taeharfeof Burveys. Afghaalstaa. TLA8T INDIA ASSOCIATION, for the Promotion XlA of all Pablic latereat of India.

The Betealloa of rv.rw1.hsr aad tee Dafwac of the Berth Weet VrontWr ia tbe sab)es of a PAPRR to be RJCAD by ULUT. OOLONEL JAMCS BkOWSE. KE, U.aL. 1st Political Ufflecr la Boulhera Afffbaolstan, at th est Meetlas of th Baal ladU AaaooUtloa. to be held ao Wednesday, iMoaator lhtb.

st th Weslmlastar Pamc HowL th Chair vrtU n. token at 2 X) sa, by UUiXRAI. Bnt "rT AUXK TAYLOR. K.K, St OB. Diaonaaion fcs lavitsd.

Cards of mlmlaslna sssy btau4 ea applleatloa to the Honorary Bear tary, 20, Ureal OeorreetraeV Westmiastor. H.W. ALLOON SOOICTYofOREAT BRITAIN. LKUTUB th Tslephona, when spetaal eommaatsaiioa will be eschaaged be tween leoture room, Woolwich, aa, Srlmiarlon treeto Iseusra. METATtfYarCS.

Messrs. AKENTR0TlIlvR3 reapeatfaUr mrlu lb tbongbtral and lautUgeat pabIM to a COURSK ef PKaB LRCTTJRRa every Taeaday and rHlay, I p. at their Leelars Room, Yor plaas, rortmaaeqnara, W. FOraldMOTLirAT BATIOWSLUXALTfl aad KYRLE BoCIETIES. Presldaot of the Kyrle aodrly H.

K.I1. PR1XOX UCOPOLD. Plaalilisl af th National Health Society Mis Orsaa the DL'U of Chalnnaa of OouncU tJLSiaT HART. Esq. APrTAL for PUXDa.

Tba Clommimioners of IKl ha ring Undly ptad tbatr tasting hoeaes at soalh sCausugtoa at the dlapuaal mt tbe Ooeaasltte of the National Health aad afyrie ttoatstl. it la aow proposed to hold aa Ribibttloa of smoke eon earning aad preventing appliances, sad to nndertat the tasting of venous kinds of tut yuod are sow arret: til required for preparing and eoedneUc the uperhnent and lor th furtherance of the object of ths Coasmittos. CoalrlbaUorM to It Psad auy be paid to tne account of the gssot Abalsmsol fund at Meeara BaraUy, Bavsa. aad Lombard strea at at Matloaal Provlaelal Bank of England (Baser street Branch) or to the ftooretery of tha Msttoaal Uaalth Boetety, 44 Bersmetreet. W.

or to th Secretary of lb Kyrle Socartr. 14, ot tlnaaaea plaoe, W. era. Thomas Thorae, Joha Maaiaaa, J. (a.

Oraham. D. BL Hteart, A. H. Rohsets.

W. Lasto. 1 rred. A. AaeUd.

aad David Jamas If aademes hate Bishop, VAUDEVILLE THEATRE. THIS EVENINO, at 1.30, aa ertglaal drama, to aas act. by Joseph J. DiUey. ea UtladADLD AOUUAJNTAXCR.

At Urn af a new tardea! aoraedy, la three acts, an tilled TUX OUV.fOB. wntlea by X. U. saseaer. ssseas.

isonst saorae. joea w. rlargreavea, ricks, a Strlek.A. stsne nungioa, ia suonaroa, st. awngsoa, sag noppie larsm.

ftMlE OUV' N'oR, lth NlghL V'AUDlTV'I LXE TMXATRX. frWE OUV'OK. "Each of the three ads closed amidst demonstratloas of IsiuthUr and spplaasa." Dally Tala graph VACDhVlLLE. niHE A. SalTsay Hoand JL mysslf ImpartUlly roaring at Ur.

Jeoaea'e dafae aad Mr. Taiewe's tmpeuiaMal of spssnh." lilnetrased ladoa Bva. VERA OOMiytlK.THK PIRATES OF PEN" usus, a new ana original meto aramaus opera, ay mi ssTe Bond. Oeynne, CaUler. tusis aad Barlow, aad Alia Barnett.

Con Ins tor. Mr, Manas. Ur. K. DOvlv Carta.

rnWOHUNDRED and FORTir'oUKTi pKft JL rORXA fOK ef TUX PIRATE OP rxXZAXUK. OPXRA CXIltlqUR. CO.MioaE. M0UNI0 ASCX of TUX PIRATES OP rXSZAXCX srary sestarday as TOO LLY. Leasee and Manager, Mr.

J. L. Toole. JL TOJIIUHT. St 7.10.

HBfTBRs MTSTKRT. At lib UWtl Ureal a new and original aocsody, la tare acts, by Henry J. Byion. ealled TUX UPPER CRUST: Hasan. J.

Toot. Joha Bililngton. X. W. Uardea, U.

bhaltoa, aad E. D. Ward attss UUaa Oa rallrr. Roland Phuhpa, Emily Taerna, At lJLls. a aw aad attar absurdity, by Henry J.

Srroa, 1 UK LkirtT ANTASTIO Mr. Bemael Bhlhery. of to Hall Trrprlchor, Old Mr. J. L.

TooK Bo office soea II till S. Prices Is. to AM la free bet. Jf less for boorlng. Door opes l.

MORNlNu PEKFORMANUK, next Saturday TOOLE la two cuiss DOT, at 2, after vhleh the alter sb surdlty, by Hrary J. Byron. TUX UtlRT PANTAsTia CJ plamnw sod Samuel Slithery, Mr. J. Tuola.

Doors open st l.k I VOURT 11 MIHj every evening. rtOURT THEATRE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. nuaoa Barrett.

last nigbls oc Bcoiuer JtAKI btuakt. IPor atl45 aorai Lait niehtbut one for the pre aens Of sutKl oiuattl, gTIOlJRT EATRE. Modjeka RIEKlt 0 LEOOCTVRErjR. comedy In fl's seta, by Messrs. Sorih sad Legoav.

rul be produced on Saturday nest, Uth. COUitT THEATRE. Modjelta. ADRIENNE LECODVREUR. Characters br Messrs Forbes Piwrtsoa.

J. D. BevertJga Lla Kama, Bnaa Darley, Seville Dnone. J. W.

Law renoa, J. w. rnippa. nmi u. w.

Ansoe Mtaaama neiena Modjeaka. Winifred Emery. Kale arre. Blanche Oarnler, ICLeeeva. Julia Boaelle, Aa, aad Amy Rosalie (her Srst appearance sues her recent severe Ills.

THEATKJrafaTrtADRIENNE LECOCTREU R. All private hosea, stalls, and Cram clrcl ssal ar boofeal tut rUtorday nit, Uth Inst. COXTKt THEATRE. Mod ADRIKNNE LECOUTREUU. Ia complianos with ansserons reojuesta.

tickets for th amphitheatre, pit, and gallery to Saturday nett, Uth Instant, will be sold: at the Boz oBoe at the asm prioe ss at the doors namely, einputthealre (nnreaervedi. 2a, Id. pit. 2a, gallery, la The aamber of admissions will be Umitod to as to enable Mr. Barretl to provid sat for evry ticket sold.

COITRT Til ATRR. Mod jeslcs AD 1 LECOTJVREUK. Scenory by Maasrs. Walter Ursa. William Harford, aad StarXurd If all.

Coatumes by August and Co. and Moo. Viator Bertha Doos a open oa aad aftor aalurday next at I o'clock. common rju. umajfi as is.

jOOURT THEATRE. Modjeilta. Adnenne J. MorUmer's soceaasful comedy. TWO OLD BUYa.

ALHAM11KA. JMKA1KK. MJ1 niirat Ot LiA. PILLS DO TAMBOUR MAJOR, Offenbach I read Spae tasular Opera. New oaory, gotieou snMumes, military band.

Ac Por east a under Clocl. TO NltiHT. at I o'eluak. LA FTLlE DU 'TAMBOUR MA30R. The Director, of ths Alhambra Tneatre dslr to call special attention to this very charutng opera, tbe last completed work of Offenbach.

Tbe music and tbe Eike encene are both beautiful and brilliant. Tbe opera Is performed here oa a much grander scaie tuan ia Paris, elth all that taste aod 0.uih for which tbe Alhambra Is celebrated. ALHAMBRA THEATRE, Lt Night. Jf A FILL7E DD TAIBOUSTtAJOR ha now been played al the Alhsmbrs. nesrly 200 oooseoutive nights, to ths slight of apward of half a million ot visitors, lo ooaaequeno.

a rar ever, ot eogagesnt nterd Into for now entertainment at Christmas, La P'U. da Tambour Majnr must ahurlly be witbdraea. Al.llAatPK. AltKAijir aass jigpia. a L11AMURA.

ALPI E. BRIGANDS, grand jt ballet d'aotloo, la Act IIL of La PUl da em boor Major, finale by Jaootit, Danseuea. Mdlaas. PanoMI, Boaa, UlUert. and th eetlr Corp Ballet.

TO KIOUT. at 10. IS. CRITERION Lessee and' Mantser, Mr. Charles Wyndhacs.

TBM XYXNINILU a. UNCLE JOHN. At a nw CouMdy. In three act, rautled WHERE'S THE CAT in wblch Mr. Charles Windham will mats hie re appearaao for limited smmner of alsbta, tTaTHERr THE CAT It keens iu audience TT timalu(Ovr vita laughter.

as the merit of being Inanired hv reek an." Oheerver. There ana be llltls doubt tnat Mr. Wyndaam ha see wd aaothsr managerial suocees. Con tinuous laughter rantbroosb tbe tbealre Referee. Is llkal.

vra akr Id aav. to eunal the ran of Btsv. or ear Otb Work al the asm theatre. Sunday Time. from Srst to last th fun la fast sod lunoue.

Wees ly Ttssss. "The Place want with a roar of laughter." RrynoMa'a "Is as suited to the Critarloa a was Betsy. Tort waa a dewarteht aad unmistakable gnSw Mom the Cat head to the Cat's talL'tlpOrtsmaa. CRITERION THEATRE. TMPERIAXTTHEATRE fAFTERNOOSl.

THIS JL APTE NIXlN. fourth spowane ot Mr. Heard Terry la Barnand amow Burlesque, aunsi.tu stui. ineeasireuaiatyue paay. This Afternoon, at 1 o'clock.

JMPERIA THEATRE (ATTERNO0NL ROBBINO ROT, by tbe eatir aaletyOompaoy Measrs Tarry, nlr. aad Royo; tflase Far n. Gilchnst. end Kate Vanghaa. 0bB1NU HOY, Tills IlTRNl0N7at XV 1 o'doek.

TMP ltlALtHILiTRElEVfiNtNdL Atoo'cloek each weeing, baforr th opera, th fam ou CHILDREN from HER MAJESTY THEATRE, aadar Mm. KatU Laaaar, la la Ball Vlennnlsea sad other popular aa oaat daneas. 'OfTitiaATTHEATR JL TAYLOR, saw aad ertglaal aaatlssl eoade op. re. by IL P.

Stephen aad Edward Solomon, will be prodaesd This renin mmimt tbe direction of Mr. Chart Harris Every sun at IX. BILCEE TAYEoR ThTWorld says Every one saonld ee aad hear tha It pretty Charity Oh BiDea Taylor atthelmpmial. Tbr eoaa. We ettok to oar Lsrtors.

westhe hit ef aatardai Ct. IMPERIAL THEATRE. evry TIIdrTAYLORTatthe ILLEE TAYLOR. GAIETY THEATRE. P1 TAXI nrv cro dl nadleaaa aa tar tr arteraooa laat.

I Op a will Tormad sa aatorla aftoe aaaa Mil, Dm. U. at 130. TILEAT11 Clernt Scott saysr 'Mot JL even ss tae aase oc rsasssss save 1 seen taipls mmjor Salve nisi. aa awae tiem ibsalie an ssfim siad hearted, or my ewa part I shoald Kae to have beard It aU STM ala aka th cacra wis era.

Xnas th Thaanw, rTIE TUCBS may PTJROHABED ia PARIS. a ii. juse sen, aa rvans I amaa aad at Ba Beeeoea rTMiis, asv aeaa mHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. JL Mssrs. A.aad S.

sstL Oa Moadey. tnisisaeen. Ml he in lass il tha 1 Itr esl f.li by r. a Baraaad. astl4 VALaJfTlhE AND UOB r.

Hre a and the Mad Shlaid. Meraing Psetanoeaea ea We sserisr. Tharsdny. aad tn See. Daa ma.

aa, an Jis nry ha aad every aday. Weeaeeear. and Siawtag iamg toe want of Jaaaary. goseglae open aauy. trwm 1 to a 7CXTIN AN'D RSOK.

Chrartn in oneala by the eaiebeilad Year Tea fly. Mast a tsnrt, Mr. w. ussy, aaa Jar. j.

u. tssh PsaahenaMha UeelrdaWjM Mr. 1L Payee and Mr. C. La art If ew aad pwteneaa s.asry tr Mr.

WUUam Bereriey aad Mx. JallsaHkks. raauratl mm by Aarl airy las. raarirai lhrt. Craapmcs, Mr.

f. B. Chattonoa. eeneral set fain at ta Psatnmlms laveBted aad arraaeed br Mr. Jehn I'mei sat stores aasO iil in is by ta.

a. Ma aad Ma Plaaer. boes daaWa ay K. Uhelm. Th waol pndaMd and tha dlrecSiaa mt at rt 'AI Aaheey.

Oraham. uTa rJ''J' a ajahtjy. tha beet mtnEZZ. IA drom mt toa A Wblm V. I Bsad Hnesss aad TImiIm Tore, tmm 'i Hu3sij 'Pnsee a.ria?22! IsC io KR M.JESTYrJ TH KATRE.

Last Niffht but Tee. ITALIAN OPERA a eeaea artos. EH MAjE TVa THEATRE. TH id EVEN. 1X0.

a e'cloek. Vlneset WaOasS' Oeara MA KIT AN A larforetod la Italia, tor th list Urn, with aew recttaifvas t. riiL. W.rfaa, a TvebaUl Msrrtmfc XdBa. Baraed aad artisan, la.

RUva WIS mar. I MMAESTY'3 THEATRE. To morrow (fr? December ITrdftOprsJtlDA.BhadiBe.ainorRaado: aigaor A algitMrl itamas, Or naa RA Mr. Barr aSMa rwae; Aaes, Viilim IteaeUl; aad A U. Ms Isme Otnve eant secni.

Ieefn I TTJ FTH 1 LDK RVES3. MrTWVe Played aa aUre sneatt taprwtad by MemnTE H. Brta R. Lpoaa. Caaaaxe.

As; Mrs Hanvley KUXAle rAK 1 ll4.TK Tuesday, ae 1 1 fo la mdu. Srs atipmrsass la I irafna sf sf7 imam B. rbOIts Immvll ot fir. Jean aa JM AST OP TfcBlCt sappnr by a powwfat eaemaa, Pre att l. a 0.di.lt Oa ttatarUy7th.

TWTii 1 niT rt Tsn1Tlarllami issSs Mat Lt secni. II.JAl'U'mlllii.H I ti sa a iWEOl a i naa i cawnuj ing. Daoamber 1L Last Moraiaf Psrfor eeo. a o'clock. Burt Opara.

CARMEN Doa JoaAaigmar Raame Eaalia(Tota Btgnoe i trvcsntti saiga, Signer Pro: Moealee. Thamae: haaU, MdUe. IHaa da Mceus: Paqaita, MdUa. Baawmisir; Msnad, Mdll. BaraadaOi; aad Caraa a Clpvy), Madam Tre Elt MAjfcTY'a THATRE.

Last HxTS iu Ajt a. lass sa aoove. MXRCHANT ar4ad. Vm It JK. UEORUE B.

PHILLIPS A. JUJXAI.rAS.TH 4TKC. AL PARE TH KATRE. Ta 4ae. 1A.

a tmm MWwS OaSatardar.Ul.Mer, T.7IT7T Man and Moorlser Toorbiliee ta Ta Par 4 yltmt awe BARRY 8CLL1YAN, the unrivalled and world, raaaed Inw, ja eew ea toafe Dee. sad 12 falirTls osisii intAist. ui.nt.ijs BORY LANE. THE WORLD (115th night), wnttoa br Paal Meent. Henrr Psttitk aad Aaswta Han i rodaosd aad to direction of Mr.

As ta Run Lames aad Maaaser. 'TUIE'WORLD, notwithttandinz its enormous and eootlauad aiecssa Bust he wUhdrawa a Uth December, previous smsrianu having beea ada for tha uBJlHD AN UAL latum i iard.aadeatiUrf MOTHEK GOOSE, the first perfonnanea of weK wUl take plane eaMeaday. tisssmssr ma. and tt win raa for i eeaka Box see open. 111E WORLD will he REPRODUCED imme dlatetl after the Beata Jm a sum wltb nartlr the same row KMT a nee pcrtormiuc In tt.

VIRUINIUX ett Sr. JOHN sCTLLOCGH. be. blared la 1ML Tha Ma iarea Dweal Court Oompaay will appear la tta ent ery, eommenclag JOtb May. and perform the aorta hhakeSDra aar.

1 aln, and ar UKURT LANK. rpHEATRE BO VAX, HAYMARKKT. Mr. snd JL.Mra Bancroft, ante Lemeea'ead Maaagers. THU ETKNIXli.

ash) mlastos to THE VUiARAOE. a Pmrnde Story, by Uwaea Seoth Kev. No Baygarth. Mr. Arthur Cecil Oeorg Clarle.

O.R, ommemi aira. neyia. re. naaersn. ASM X.

W. KOMrt svnuui. io tuna to rd B.lsy. Mz. 11.

a. Coawar; Butai Mr. Canning Ball. Ma Marloa Terry; sad Naomi Tigba. Mrs.

Baoerott. Act BscnaUon. Act IL Exae.tnaltoa. Act jj tiinama am i steasuoa. noeklaem eoea from 13 till a hofaas A see comedy, written by P.

Bornand. I in prperattoo IK. ami Mr. A Ml tf 'flfl uif s. I 1TA In tbelr original ch aracter.

JAC IMTXTZ sad XAOmI liuHX. ta SCHOOL also ss Oeorg Clara, CB, aad Mrs. Ilar (arth la THE VICARAGE. tUv. Xoal HraVln.

Kr Ar Ceell fHEATRE ROVAL. HAYMARSlirr A DELPHL THE UREEN BUSHES, at 8 o'clock, flVHK UKEEN BU3H4. Eothusitsuo recepUon of the grs at Adelpai Drama. THE UREEN BCaUK J. Pw earful east ol char ct era.

New iiii.ii by Albert CallonU, dreasaa, aad appoiutaieat. Knee evening, al o'clock. Preaedad by THE LLLlTsTaloUS STRANUAR. at 7.U. Duces open at Bt oo open 10 to booting feea ADELPHL DELPH ITTfl QUEEN BUJ.

"the A preeeal tevtvalof this amaasa drama has beea Wadertakea wtta sraiaewortby ear. Th aast I lltsWat snd tne piece Is gos ap la stries eoeordaaes with ta old leputaUoa ot thaaara." Morulas DELPHL THE UREEN BdH "A cast which tr 1 met an aa Mr Ranee Mil IT. Mr. anlel Bairr. Mr.

J. U. Tarkw. Mr. PaaaaaaaV iaa Mass Lrdla Bernard Baara, and Mas Clara ke pronoanoej eaca iieraiiiy sroeg.

uwua TU. EDWIN BOOTH as RICHELIEU, TO nioht. roval pRurcEsa. theatrx. OYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.

Mp. Edwin outn.Tu aiu t. ii uaatre sa beea entirely re boll reonostrnctod tnat desl rns by Mr. J. Phlpp.

P.S.A. renraiof Lord Lrtton's RiCUtUlHr. Rid MUmml "St. Edwta aad stunilly Mleeted.eompaay. Pimad.d.

at I.Ul by a ly. wrtttoa by H. A. JesMa. AX OLD MASI R.

New Messrs. O. Brooke W. Haea.W.Orsaa, aad Bra Smith aew scatem by Mr. a.

May. Masioal Director. Mr. Miahaal Cto Uy. Slag afar, Mr.

Harry Jackson. Box odea ansa dally II lo? Opeal Oommeeee l.li. SPLUIAL. In consequence of the numerous appli satlunt foe Mats, RICHELIEU wfO oatlna aatn i ao a. Th Pool's Reetoge, wlih Mr.

Xdwhs Booth ss Brrtndo. wut te th nsxt prcducticevto be followed by Othello. Mae beta. King Lear. Brutus.

Ac, Due notice will be tivea of the rental of Hamlet, ROYAL PRlNCtf THEATRE. YCEUM. LYCKUAL THE COt lUA IIROTH a Larandary Drama. Tha ptsssnt reprmsalsllna af this drama baring rajelvwt by th pabu srita sh moat dltln ulsad tavonr. Mr.

Irrtng bags to sononnee that It will be performed ovary veoingata.3u, T'YCE UM. TUK UO i 1 0 ANURoT HET TTO JU I NIGHT, at Ua Mr. 1STU (1 a LOUIS sad PA tEN SEX PRANOHL Lysens. S'OKU'M. riTE COR3I0A.N BROfUEt TO NIGHT.

atlJO. BTOONE3. by A.W. Plaaro, a US. saa be booked oa month la advaase.

Botw (Mr. Burst) 1 YOEUM MOKNlNUPiORMATH XJ OORS1CAN BROTHERS. Saturday sett, Daa lllh. aad ftotarf aay, Dea. llth.

al tM Lome aad Tatars del Praasht. Mr. Irrtngj It Henry IRVlXU, Hole and OLYMPIC. DELILAH J7th RepreeenUtion Ureal Oimriss A strong, a lotting, and Intsrestlag dratna, far above the average. Era.

seats ssay now be sa red st Boa ol and Ubranaa. alias Amy Slelnhere as I Ian. TELTL every er.nlng at 8.13. The whole 1 9 reur elation Is no of nnasual a ria ndaL wul draw crowded boas (or tome lime to some. Sportsman, "TaQlns atiiat is of pa siie ss well ss hamoreu lataresu ahonnd.

Dally new. OLYMPIC Vuitor to the Cattle Show should not ami witsaael th esettu ur drama of DELILAH. to be one of ths hits of ths season. Prices trues aaa to three gain, JAMES'S THEATRE. Fifth time TO NIGHT, poaetaaUy at I o'clock.

OOD FORTU.I mactaally riOOD FORTUNE, a new (Jomadr in ilirre ar4." Vjf adaptod from th ranch of Octave Veulllaa, by P. Cughlaa. will be played for tbe Aha time TO N1UHT. Chanetets oy ssrs. sisu, jsu uiett Mrs.

Oa rton Mamy. Mrs. btephen. Mus Beatrioa tckatoa. Cowl.

Mr. Joan Claytoa. Mr. Wnmaa. Mr.

Mac itosh, Mr. Dnu y. Mr. DrareoU. Mr.

Braa doa, and Mr. Rend New seen by Moesra. Uordoa aad llar tord. Done opea al 7 JO. Comtnen a as I odeek.

Bos Aaa bou rs. STRAND THEATRE, Olivette. Hole Lessee snd Msmew. Mrs. Swanhoroast Th Ooara Season, aw saa direetloo of Mr.

Aletaadar Ho4vonAaotor srees and gennlne anderurlnal or nmfcine la lane acta, anntl OUV aTl R. Mnate I by Aaaa; wnttea and prodaosd by It, B.rarals. I so tar tain I mnt suppurtod by fallowing poweitsl oom pas Maasrs. Kalg 1 Aston, Henry at ryj CMa rr, IL Cos. H.

Carter. H. Parry, aird M. Marttu MaedanM Viol Oamaroa. Emily lmcaa.

Vara Carve, Daisy AngeL Brresfnrd. Ban nngtoe, Hendar. Hill. Moatorae. Ada H1U.

and Pksrano St, John. Conductor, Mr. Millar. The open preceded by. al hall peal I.

petit aamejy. ulitld A SUMMER CLOUD, harvsrv by IL Parry sod A Psowtcke Mm Vsre Carve sad Emily Dun a. Xtoors opea at 7 bos opa daily from ll till i o'clock. No arg for booking. OLIVETTE.

MORNING PEitFTJRSTANCrE Saiur y. Dee. llth. al 2 o'clock, and every Saturday antll further notice. Tbe Management have much pleasure la maalne to above annoomnt la nntwer to the rr at nnmber of too, to.

Secure your aalt at the boi ogce. 8TRAND THEATRE. ERISCE of WALES'S ROYAL THEATRE. Las aad Msaager. Mr.

Edgsr Braoa AlTNE HIE, by Roir awn, TO atlUHI. el Spaeially adaptod for. aad prolnetd a ar th direct of. Miss CnvMv Ward. Laat two algal of Mia Ward sod of Ann Mia tf as TO ITX NIGHT.

slR Lasttwo nights. Por oast see under docs. Doors open at T.JO, eommeac al I bt open to 2tu lees. fKINCE of WALj'. ROYAL THEATRk.

Si tturday, Dec 18, will be produced an iiisa versina of P. Giaeomettft re bra .1 nlar. La Morte rvi ra tiiiedA NEW TRIAL. Iu which Mr. Cognlan wl3 antear.

Neta The theatre will be closed after PrUay Best, tt ea week, la or to omnia tae neoi Hon of thl play. Boi ROYAL THRA TRE. GAIETY. To ir. THE.

LADY OF LYOSS. Mr. Charle Warner. Miss Isabel Vatrmao. sad tn Sadler's, wells Compaa by arrange with Mrs.

Bt t. THIS APTER NooN. C1AIETY. THIS AFTERNOON. THE LADY OP LYONS.

Mr. Char Irs Waraer, Mias Isabel slams, aav. I faliowlag sight. OYAL CONNAUGHT THEATRE, Uih Hot i ie mm agws proparry Uf.ekhltt I st.imlaa. Apery er a a to Maees.

Xdww Smrth t.iirn. mliiaiih ifmalats, tlitlnai Ue Tii TAj HsryVa IS AJEcTTTS THZATK Laat Niat Two tae tmerw Bisioa. TBI3 XTZN 1NO. at Wallace Opara, MAJUTAh' A (Oat at Prtday. Deem stoU Vrdls era, APm.

Sataraay. Dsu bar (Las emg Parformaaasl. Blseft Opara, Tarda Xnalac Dmwmber 11 fLaat Ekhs mt Tie wal Wilis se Opera, Mariuae. Conductor. Bit no rfL Us.

I UL: srsad Mrcla, ta bos seal, la; smpall tbaat st a 4. pit, Ja, gtJlarv 2.: itllary.lA ApcUaatiooa lor UckeWt be mad to Mr. Bailey, at the Bo otta, frees la to a. Daaraeteaa IJ; at a thbat aors DRURT LANR. A I Maaaeac Mr.

Aaenati a Ran TH XT (LNa al THB WORLD: Maasrs. Karris, KUa Mac bauo. Boasya, Pari Bona. Lilly. Maaiaty.

Nun aOaT aad Jackson Maadaate Halea reeg. and Vaay Toiuilii At DO. A axai ups arpAiR. THEATRX KilTAU ST MAR EXT. Role lnl s.lsl Hisnel Mr sl Mr.

ILnn.l THT3 EVENINO. at Mstlaauatot THE VICARAGE: afa ad Mm. Bsstmft aad Mr. Artaar tMl Also T. W.

Be barb sons dr. aCHOOL Ma. Anhae Oa MrOtatw Me. taatla 'A I "7 Tia aas aad Mia. Baasrefa.

7 DELPHI THEATRE. Sole ssee sitd Maaagsrs. Maasrs. A. aad ft OaUI.

THIS RVRNINta. at THX OtUtXS BUS. Mr. Haary Hen Maasrs. TayloeOoaapaoa, Prsetoe.

aad aasal Ban M.lma Paternal at vnrd Br, Ja Le TSiere, aad leuan At Hi. THE 1.U.TKIOI.S sTTKA NOER. ROYAL PR1 N0CS3 THEATRX. Bole Leasee aad Maaaser. Ms.

Walter Uaoaa. THIS XT NINO, alt R1CHASTU: Mr. Edwta Boalk: Meeara Issltaa. Rydae. Barlmnarl.

CMtwntht, rieaBervetry, Oartacra Ml at Oarard. Cuvsasy. M. Milt, aad YkSat Tmsi Pisci d. st Hi, ty AN OLD MAiTER.

LTCXC THXATRZ. Sols 1 ad bfnsa Mr. Hmrf Irvfse, TO XIGBT. at RJO. IHX CoitslCAJf aRuTHJU Lovrls sad Pabtoa dm PraaoM.

Ms. Irvu Mr. Tnrvwa. Mr. Msnd, Mr.

Jm Mls Pewlm. Maw Psas fort. Al TJ0, BYOONM Hmn. Pus as. Carter.

Blweed Mae A. array. Mm MoraWy. OLYMPIC THEATRX. THIS EVXNINQ, at AU.

DELILAH. Memra. La ard Bovne. ttoweu. nusMtw.

aaa Artaar lis a tta 7. Ba by, TlaMat Mr. Al tr Dear aad Mia Ida Herts ar. jam a thxatrs. Iissis sad Manager.

Mr. 1 re and Mr. XendaL THIS RVBNUa paaetaally al 1 OooO PORICBX; Mia, Ksadai, Mlas L. Ueu. JU.

Oaatoa Mamy. Mr. Slsphsaa, Mao WviO a Barkstona Ur. Joha UUrtoa, Mr. Wnmsa.

Ms, Mr. Da y. Mr. Drarsott. Mc Bread ea, nad Ms.

KOTAL mti ID THEATRX. ol Iissi and Ms.siirs, Hit Swanbcrousa. TBS EVENINU, al OLlVkTrfR. Oh.rastse by Msaara 1 gas As. Anly.

J. ttosr. Uaner. ry. mmt Mar i tLm i fhm Oarew.

Aaget, and rtirtsii ssVjeea. PRTNCS of WALRST i ROYAL THEATRX. Baaa Robert. Aaata Breateo, Mr, leagk Maaar: lass.iilm Phi toa. De Lea Aas ley, bar la Oeeu.

aerie poagiae, aaa J. raraaa LIE TY THEATRE. I ll i it THU VEN1NU. MS. THB rtAPrTf VII Alia A MUSIC AE BOX.

Msrs. Terrr. Hoyea. Paw. As.

Mum Maward aad Lonla S.4A, KERRY, Ma.srs, Terry, Saalre, aa Man Vsn aad Holme. l.ti.THBUUBaUOAN BaOTHSjt ABDoU. UJt I Psrody, Mil il Psnen. Teaghaa, brtot Mr. Roys, sa.

GLOBE CATRX. THIS XTENTNG. a I DUtvtt MXTAXa Al US. LES MoUtKlUtrrA Msssrs. P.

Cell 1. Bracy. Ashlord, Slopes, 7 mam Marry Paaltoa Matdamea Alice May. aylvia. Elm Moon, Maria Daft, Clara Uraaaat, Byron.

Avon, Xhacaua, Weataarsby. JUlVaXTY THEATRE. tmm tea I Maaaawreet, Mat AateL THIS XTXN1NO. at viLD PLOWERd. lolMwad to jm BELL3 al T.J0 tbe whal to euasliids, a lid, wtta DOS JUAN liNtOB.

Mimm Rat Lewie, rtrae.s. Rata, Der. Tlvtaa. Oraw fceo, Lassa Jar, and Anas Lawlee at, aw re. limit, Ooepes.

Dal, Shut Wyata, ad P. rl ru. Peeertal eaoea. THIS XVENINU, nt 1 JU, A0LD ACwUAlhTANCE. Al 11V HEUUrNO sears.

D. JanMa. J. M.ala... J.

O. Uraham. Wt OPERA COMlgOK Leasee and Ma grr, Mr R. DOyly Carta TO NIGHT, 1J aipiRATEa OP CX. n( TUX SiriJCa Messrs.

Ueetss Weoaasslth, Oeorg Taaaaaa. UsbasdTamnla, Ratad Bamngtoa, Prank Thuraiaa. Dwwardlaly; JSaslua tune emme awa, evjsaa neaevw, mmm mtmmm POLLT THEATRE. I U. TmI THIS KTXNiNU.

at IU i trPXR CRUST: Maaar. J. Bl agtow. W. Uardea.

U. Shavtoai aad B. Ware SSmm Cera eT 1 Up, sad X. Tbo ma. As l.ju, HXSI EER1 MYSIERI.

AtUli. THfcL.OrlT PANfAaTIU Mr. J. COURT THEATRE. Inn aod Ma Mr.

wtisoo Barrett. TH BTSJIJU. as l.ta. l. vurvi, r.

All MARY STUART; Mssars. Bvridg. ma. Ho aa, Xasry. Coopar.Craul aru, Pltvy.

Sanaa Madimaa, Oard. Emmy, i vAlETV. THli AFTERS OoN, LADY OP JI LYONS Mr. Charles Wsrnsr sad Miss Isabel Hatsfflsa, A. sajsj 1 R.

CHARLES WARNER and Mi ISABEL 11 BA are. happily, lust as weU spitod for frank, fresh, boy and girl lovemaklng ae Mr and Mra Ke al were lathsPyg mallu a and Ualate days. Mr. Waraer le yeansV earaet, manly, aa sffened. good looking, strong lb can lift Pauim as tboash ah wre sfsAtber).

As aaeipooent of the nnriearved. teartal grtvf of ayonas fallow thoroafbly bcokaa dowa by anguish snd remorse 1 have sa ftesrtort superior to Mr. CI le Warner. In scan of paaaloa he was torutUe wllbont helag mal rsmtlio. aad repeated Ssoof Baamlanl was toierstUr good.

The tin Itlsmi of his das nonr to hi bi chivalrous eoortas to Pauline, th retpectf al rwignn lioa with which ba baa th reproche of the woinaa wbtaa he hae fooled, were all Utrese very admirable feator ta ths tnterpretatioa of da a Malaotto. AT1 4 IsaREL RATE MAN, who. prior to these Much of lb praise swarded to Mr. vTsraer mast ta stmpt hub aa awarded to her. Mas Isabel Batorata ha many natural advaa taxss so her st le youth, good looks, grace, an imsixwi.

retinae, sad rponlineo 1 emotion. Mr lev speed to ware elm ply enarmlng, mad the veOarneoee of her first ileennailloa ot Oliliiss par rooted tha attillenn togenaioe enlhnsisaa, GAlMY. tfNI(jHTt Bur Jvl'sTffljroAL BOX, a. Bou sail's KERRT. MS.

Mr. Tarry ta both ptooea. trpea 7. Operetta 1.1X Pt 1 1 from Is. No tot.

Sola Ism saad Mao seer, Mr. John HoUfc tgab pad. GfAlETYMth Time THE CO RSI CAN BRGL THERS AN DCO.IU1 SITED). I i mhm Parra.Tsaghna. Oiichrlat.

As; Msaara Roy Dallas, eeulrva, Sa RaJ.de Tronpe. GAIETY. Hatrirday Arternoun neit, Second V)T Mettaee af BIX EX TAYLOR. ClAIETTTBUlee Taylor. Saturda Xitern oon I aaxt, BILLCE TAT li from the tparU Th airs, by errs uses tat wtth Mr.

Be ia SMth Mat to. GAIETY. Wed ar afternoon next, QUICK. BAJ NDS. adastod from the Xarweglaa ef Heart thaaa by WhV 11am Atohar.

Produced aadar th dire aef Mr. W. H. Yeraaa. Mrs, Bill ingtoa.

Mis Paaar AddMan. Ma (Mori. Ml a Oraham Mr. Artaar Dear, Messrs. luifear.

Can are. Orrsrdof Ilssmta Ylataat HtlraaaTl Hmsoa. Mi star Arnold, and W. H. Yscaaa (hy OYALTT.

Maoatrerees, JUte Lawiar. EOth night SOW HELL br H. J. every nifnt PreT eeded by WILD PLO WERS. a.ta.,.

I. i Lewi, tasd with th asiasamsm af sayle tha mates bee ae. aanlilloa Bvtag pletwres. Doer erae at SJQ, aw tut usees araa. watil '1 MsirBtliaa sTK OYALTY.

TO NIQ HT. at 90. viH w. ALHAMBRA THEA TRX. THB XTXXTSO, at A LA P1LLR DU TAMBOUR MAJOR I ilea, Losssy.

X. Bleed. P. Xdssrda. Saul luraar.

a. Ifatatoa 1 li A. Ouiil, RaUsaar, Pvs. a. absalaL Al lTaTand ba THE ALPINB BaltlANtas MdU Pert sad reed Pi sol ad.

at T.Jq by A Pare. CBTTTJ UOX THT TRE. Leeie snd Manager. Mr. Charles Wyadhao.

THIS KYXNUfOv at a bHvUC J.r.ut. Al WIHB THE CAT tta Ce wyedhaia, Mmiv. H. nua.ling. H.

Bear, bo Tne. Oeo. so. A. Deaaaea.

U. Day. aad W.J. HU Mealaame Eaau.k. Ro aalar.

My Rovka, Ed I Braea.a Uarvef. Rurka P. Moure, aad Mrs Juea Weoal. IMPEKIAL THEATRX TH APTXRNOOX. at Lit WHEN AND PRUCRKN 1 ttOBBlXl ROY Maasrs.

Try sa Royw aiaafe Vaaehin THU eVenINU. at s. Lee Bethas WraarHeen B1LLEE TAYLOR: Mltsas Cosn, Vaoe, Cwveaey. sad hmmaChssa Me Rivera. WilUaata, Ar hI.

Nurtoa. aad J. D. atufia. NEW aADLEBT WELL Mr.

8. P. Bilema. PlowrMtoe ad Maaager. THIS XVE.11NO.

at IAtdkr.1ur IKt wtLUERNX'Sl Ms. caarlaa Warner, as Inrjo Me I bat Btlimsa. a Par theavA AlUPWiWIOlt: Masara LJa. Brooa. K.

Lyoa. O. Cans g. A. Radeood.

Wow arsuaa, Mr. Mas, ley.aa. NOTICES. New rtodf, in the form, vf an. odaee voZtimg, i it.

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