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 DRAWING ASD PAINTING.
 Th,s system is entirely ne8--.anl in the course of six Lessons thorough knowledge ls acquired by pu- pis, 10 render ihein independent of further insiruc- ton.
 Pupils learn 10 Draw aal Painl--Biris, Flowers, Annals, S<e. eithar from Nature other Drawing. Mrs. Goodwane, a!so, teaches Mez Sotinte, and beautf style of Landscape Drawing.
 The lessons are not given in classes, bnt 10 one or two only al ths same hour. Those ladies who wish to recese Lessons are respectfully invited to call. GieSHoRT- .-1's delishliul all taught, also by Mrs. Goodwane, s5 10 enable the learner to follow the most fluent speaker. dec2l a ftHRisTMaS AND NEW YEARS PRES O ENrS.-DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, Book sellers and Stmioenrs, 36 Dauphin-sI., have inst re- ceiyed the following splendid English and American Arnuals, fer 1912.
 The Book of the Eoud5ir; er, The Court of Vic toria. series uf highly finished Portraits of the British Nobility, from original paintings by eminent artists engraved under the superntcndcnce Of W. & F. Finden, wlth poctica illustrations.
 Finden's Tablaanx; The Iris of Prose, Poetry and Art, illustrated with splendid engrayings on steel, by w. s, E. Finden, iron painting by r. P. Stenhanof and II. Corbould; edited by Mary Russell Mnforl Gems of Beauty, displayed in series of twelve highly finished engraviags of ,arous subjects, from designs by Edward Caboull, Esq with ianciiul il ustratons in verse, by the Countess of Bessington. TIeaths Keepsake edited h, the Countess of Bles- sington, with beautiful embellishments hy Cox, E. Corboud, Keeling, Poole, Creswick, Livcrsage, &c. and Thirteen Aorographic Nignetes, elegantly bound in crimson silk.
 IIeath's Beok of Beauty, with beautifully finished engravings on steel, from drawings by the first ar lists: edited hv the Countess of Blessington.
 IIaaiLis pCtmqeuun Annual--a history nnf fp- scrip,on of Paris, by Mrs. Gore, with twents-one highly finished eneravings, from drawings by Thos. Allom, Esq. elegantly bound
 Heahs Historical Annual; or, The Great Civil War of Charles l. and The Parliament, h, the Rev. Richard Cattermole, B. D. with fifteen highly finish ed engravings, from drawings by George Catlermoc, Esq.
 Album des Salons, or Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book, containing thrly-sx splendid engray ings with poetcal illustrations by Mary io~itt el- egantly bound in vol. 4to.
 The Juvenile Scrap Book, edited by Mrs. Ellis, with sixteen beautiful steel plates.
 Forget Me Not; Christmas, New Years and Brth-day present, edited by Frederick Shober, with eleven beautiful illustrations.
 Friendships Offering, a literary album and annual remembrance, for lS42.
 "This is aifeclou's tribute, Friendships offering,
 Whose silent eloqucnce, more rich than words,
 Tells of the giycr's faith and truth in absence,
 And says-Forgct mo not"
 The Giit-with eight splendid steel plates. This is the most beautiful American Annual published for lS+2
 The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, an offering for Christmas and New Year.
 The Gem for 1912, beautiful volume, with seven handsome illustrations.
 The Rose; CT Ancctions Gift for lSI2, edited by Emily Marshall illustrated with ten highly finished steel engraviags
 The Gift for All Seasons, edited by Wm. Ander- son, Esq. author of "l.andscape Lyrcs," etc. Tho Violet far lS1o. n beautiful juvenile annual. The Youths Keepsake; gift for young people. The Cabinet of Modern Art; edited by Alarick A. Watts, with tweniy-four fine line engravings. The Poets of America; illustrated by of her painters; edited by John Reese.
 The Gems of Art: a token of remembrance; illus trated by tweny-hree superb line cngravings, beau ti(ully bound in volume.
 In addition to the above beautiful annuals we have large collection of splendid English Books suita be for gifts for the approaching holydays d2l
 LOOK AT THISlf NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DRY " GOOD STORE, No. 8l Dauphin street, the Publ,c S9uars.-DRUCKER & PINCUS, beg leave to inform the ladies and gentlemen, that they have just opened the above named store with splendid assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, amongst which will be found large assortment of French Goods, from the celebrated manufactures of B. Lu- pin and A. Coard S Co. consisting of
 Superior black md live Beach Bombazine
 Rich figured Bon.bazine, quite new article Splendid embroidered Muslin de Laine
 Black and blue black Gros de Gram
 Figured and colored do do
 Faany Elsser Cloaks, superior quality, just
 from Paris
 Silk Shawls of every description and the newest
 styles
 A variety of chiss, Satin and Plush Points at 50 amongst which are some Velvet Scarfs at Sis. a beautiful article.
 Super black Chanila Veils, from s2 to $25.
 Silk Hose and half Hose; worsted do and half do Cotton Hose of every description
 Silk Gloves, worsed do, Hoskin do, Kid do
 Best Vienna Thread Lace, Vienna Edgng
 Super Needework Edgng
 Super lnsertings
 A yer, extensive assortment of French, Swiss and Scotch Collars and Pellerines also, plain and ruff fled mourning Collars, which will be sold very cheap.
 Also, for Gentlemen.
 Super west of England Cloth
 Extra Cassmere, plain and figured
 Extra super plain and bordered Silk Vestings
 Best black Satin and Velyets
 Super Silk Shirts, extra Merino do
 Merino Drawers, Hose and half Hose
 Silk Gum Elastic Suspenders
 Beaver, Silk and Kid Gloves
 Linen and Silk Handkfs, black and Italian Cravats Gentlemen B Scarfs and Prince de Jonyille Crayats and great assortment of other goots too numerous to detail.
 DRUChEh PlNCUS respectfully announce that having made the purchases personally, out of New York and Philadelphia at the lowest cash prices, do not hesitate in saying, that they new offer their extensive stock of Fancy Dry Goods, wholesale and retail at such prices which them liberal share of patronage-tley invite the public to call and examine their goods and assure them that they will exert all their energies to try to pleaee them. d20 wv ESTPHALIA HAMS, CHEESE, PRE- w SERVED MEATS AND SOAP, landing from the ship Columbus direct from Liverpool, for sale
 by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, dec16 corner Com. and Contests. WHITE HAVANA SUGAR.-9 boxes good w quality, for sale by
 decI6 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st. NINCINNATI SIDES.-75 casks direct from V Cincinnati per steamers Gen. Pike and Mer-