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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
GIFTS F0H TIE HOLIDAYS.

For sale al the Clinton Hall Bookstore, al tie lowest
Cash Prices.
ENLLGiNTLf bourd and fine editions OF the Bible OF
IL al sz-s, from rao TO qszro- Testanents OF the
usa=L sizes Tie Book Common Prayer, Of ali sizes
and splenddly sound.
The Pictorial Ilsra,ior. Of the Bi5k-u three sOs.
eomp'ets-ruPe.h bou-d IN morocco gait and II CLOTH
Eas.ern 4rt. ard -;iq,titit,-3o illustrations. re-
publication ;fca, Tic LoHcoa Religious Tract soeiety IN
giil biu5ias.
Bible Qsad-rpeds (Bi=geys) With 10 beautiful engrs-
vIGgs-sit audIar.
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1872
Tho Draining Room serop Book with roeiicai iiust'a-
lions by Mary Hewitt: 50 eusraving., and elegantly
bound IN blue .ilk
The Book oftae gordoir or the Court of Queen Vic
terra series of highly flushed Portraits OF the Female
Nobility 81 series with poetical illustrations bound IN
Tie Keepsake edited by the Countess OF Blessinst-n
WIKI thirteen oeantifs Embellishments, elegantly bound
IN crimson ,Iik.
Tie BooE Of Befsty. cded by ta- coun:e.. Of Bss
rgton' Win IS splendid of hcr M.se,ty tie
Queen aud other Distinguished adic>-hound blue sa
OF Paris ISL hy ir> with II egily finished
gravins--boUud IN green cloth aid gilt
Tie Cabinet Of N7dr-r Art; edited by Alarc Watts
illustrated vita a ,p.eniid eagrayngs-, FraddiYo
UNI, elegantly hnuEd - Turkey morocco. ezra gut
The GensQf Art Token OF Remembrance Illustrated
with - elegantly engraved p ate>: beautiful volume
cIesantiy bound If Turkey morocco, cxtra-
The JaSep;is Scrsg Bool " Mrs. Ellis, with l. bcanti-
FIJI pis'es.
Friendships Offering and Birtsr's Wr.eth-lo beauii
tifnl pl4tes-embv-sed morocco.
The Forget He-NOt, with II exquisite ensraynss, BY
Frederick >hob.r,-morocco. richly gilt
AMERICAN ANIMALS. FOR 1872.
7as Yi-ist, Christmas and New Years GIFT with
tia. epgray!-cs-IroroccO.
The iontls 6eep.ake Christmas and New Years sifl
for YoGne People.
TIE Mig1aoaet'e, with elegant steel Plates.
The GiJt Christmas avs! Ncw Years pe.ent, viih
beautiful cngrayjncs-norocco richly gilt.
The T0kes and Ittaaiic >oHCeHir, win 10 fine eugrs
vine.-morocra.
Tie Ladys Book Of Florers and Poetry-lO beautiful
colo.ed paics-morocco.
The 6en, Christmas and New Years present.
belii>hmcnt-- morocco.
Tie Frierd.hips o5,rins by Mrs. Ca.ha,lnc H. W
E,Ic.-p .ages-.nor0cco.
The Ro.e Of staron Religion, Sou, sni,r by Mis- s.,
ran =. Edgartou, ~ II paics- embossed
The DGliic or, Memorial Of 1tectisr-b plates-mo
Tie Rose; or 4feefior'' Gift, by Emily Marshal-l0
steel sBcraving.-norOcc0.
Au assortment OF juvenile Book, Stationery, &c.
dlI # J. :. EEDFlELp Chn,on Hall.
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A NJ U 5 E NJ E n I s
NIB LOS.
DR.. LARDNER'S LECTURES.
aecnnd C0Urre.

second Course
p-r- the last hIch can be delivered previous 10 pr
Lardrer's departure from Ne~-i York:
The remainder OF this course will CONSIST OF nNo even
incs on each of which Lectures vii De oen'ereu-
Use subjects 70. these evenings Will be selected i;s '
rt interesting and popular parts Of astronomiai shO
ay=i,N ,cicsc- and from the sppcsiioa OF ee'euce
the me and useful arts OF the Lectures
tfe iF>t course Will be repeated IN the second
Anons the topics Which Dr. Larner will introduce IN
this -sc-ad cour.e Will be tns following.
FRIDAY, >i,h December. the subjects will De,
PART /.
POPULAR FALLACIES.-Risins ard Setting sun and
hooG-Evidence of the senscs fsliacious unless
corrected by Science-Falaces OF Wis.,
lon-iadvldusl deiecls-iall- cies
of touch.
ART INITIATES NATSSE.-l1venton of the Telescope
--,rusture Of the Eye-ssIls CT Windmill
Fishes tlis-BIru's Wings
form of Fishes
Part IL.
STELLAR CLUSTERS AND NEBUL .E-Researcbes
OF SIR William and SIR joan Hsrsaeii-Annular
Ne5u.g--,t Messicr-the vast extent OF
the Universe ssho~n BY the
nebular discoveries.
To be illustrated by the telescope plOSANA, which
has betT prepared for these Lectures
Subscription Tiskc;s, for remaining evenings ct the
course - admitting gentleman aud TWO ladies' II o.
admitting single person; cents, &C nting one Young
person.
For Single Tickets 81 admitting gentleman and two la
dies: - atmi't person. Young persoSs haf
pfice. 90,
Doors open at perform, nee to commence at y. diI
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Gle0:

In this city Ded 81 Michael Moore in the ssh year OF
his age.
rho relatives aud friends ofthe family invited TO at
tend his funeral on Sunday afternoon, II, O'Clock, from
his late residence, No - Hcnry-street
In this cty Dec "a Mrs. Ahbs Tobey, aged 90 ycars
The relatives aud =nd of the family invited 10 al
tend her uEers from bcc late residence No. ~ Christie
p,cr street. Sunday afternoon, al o'clock
In this CIV Dec % consequence OF short but severe
illness j. w II. 4, mar III the I3d year OF his age.
HIS relatives and friends and those OF his father Peter
A,lr are attend The funeral at ocloch from
rs Nassaustrect Christmas Jay without farther h'i-
tation.
At Memphis. Tenn Dee. O. VIM. H., son of James
Kelso, ofth- city. need - years.
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STOCK pF DRY GOODS

SELLING OFF At LESS THAN COST >.
'I,HAT large AMI valuable stock OF Fancy aud Staple
Dry Goods contained in the store No. II Catharine
tce, late the property ofC. r Hull deceased. ts this
stock be closed before the 18th OF Janu
lry next the Ladies. we'll Country Merchants Ped
Tiers Agent, for Charitable Societies aud all others IN
want Of Dry Goods will do we'll call. great induce
ments to purchasers will be offered. The stock consists
"a part ef the following goods;
Rich figured aud PLAIN silks;
Black blue black Silks A and 81 Italian dc, of su
peror quality
Mou,en Lanes of all qualities, from Is to spcryd
Broch- SIX and Cashmere Shawls, from to si2 each
French. English and American Prints
Fire English Flanues
Large and snail size Whitney Blankets
Brown aud beached Shirtiug- and Shce,ngs, sons OF
hioh are yards wid'-
All Of which wall bs offered much below their value.
I,yt,
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RICH Day GOODS FOR CllRlSiMAS GIFTS.
+, ~. MUIR 81 CO. 345 BROADWAY Offer

~ tor sale large and complete assortment Ct rich
aud fashionable Dry GooS suitable for Hcyday Presents.
Every thing N their Inc be found al their establish
mont of qualities and the most reasonable
prices.
Excellent SHILLING CALICotS, fast cocrs.
1000 pieces rich ENGLISH CALlCoEs, FROM Is. Id TO
Is per yard
44FKENCH CALlCoEs of best quality and new
style, only >. per yard.
The hes, i EARLSToN GINGHAM. only .. per
yard noi to be bought eisev here under e. 81.
NOUS. De LANES IN e1dess variety, from IS ard Is
Cd per yard upards large lot OF very rich goods only
g. They offer their rich Paris goods at - per yard
SILKS of every style aud descriptions excellent Chine
Silks only per gard, elegant Satin Striped Silks, Be o.
6 also Gcos dArque Reps, Wa,crod, Ombre and Glaze
Pou de Soos, very low.
FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS, Net Bags, Gloves, SILK
Hose Cambria Handkerchieis TAread Laces, &c.
MIG. w. a Co. have a Tow Ladies very clegsnt
Clcaks yet remaining winch they will offer during tho
Christmas Hoydays much below their value They are
made of tie finest Thbc rich Silks and suins, and
are of the richest Genoa velvst
few pieces of the rich yard vide Washing Silks, at
b. still remain. DBL l"is
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gowERv AmPRlTmEATRE,

rTHlS EVENING, December % the performance VII!
4 commenc, .vith Grand Entrce entitled The Roman
ladies iheir Lords by eight Ladies aud
Gentlemen.
succeeded By the COURIER OF ST. PETERSBURG
and the Lit,le Messenger OF Lilliput.
The celebrated Rivers Family willintroduce their Son
de:tu! feat, Of Gymnasia.
TIE second portion of the performance will commence
With an orign Equestrian SceIe OF Action and Evou
non, entitled WAN ERlNG ARABS, or Bedouins of the
O.ser:-
TRs whole to conclude with the Iaurhabls aierpece Of
TWO PHILOSOPHERS
Doors open at quarter pas, o'clock, performance
'' Roxe. n cents =, PIT - cents. das
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The transactions a, the Brokers' Board conAd-
,rnhle extent any Important variations in prices
The feeling however rather better. Delaware and
Iadsen advanced l. Canton Co J. Mohawk fell of Ston-
neton l. OfHarer large number Of shares sold,
closing at H. the rate Of yesterday F.w shares
sold at u, sellers after months.
In State Stocks the operations exceeded 100000 u, ad
yaaeei for the aucieS. indiana Bonds Improved 10
2il and Illinois SKIES to The rate imPrc vement
Of u per cent on the former and on the latter For
Kentucky SKIES 10 offered, Ono Sixes. lS5l, ~
offered - asked-ls6O. III offered Alabama Elves 30
a., Cd 81, 1901, sold IS; City Bonds l-i3, at 95i
The .sle. -se-c.
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Z cox AT EEEss-Just received u lot De Lanes
~ l. per yard; lot good silk Veyes Al only . Cd; lo
MutlS 9 oil quality only los; lot Cotton fannsis al
only 81: 10; Cotton Bats at per lh corded Hat
silk at 3 % per ward Rob Roy Shawls only l4s; LOT of
light Sks .t3s 9d lot Thrsad . Cd per lb lot Dom
haznc at only 8, % per yards French Msr'nos 81 6s 3D.
yard vide Flnncls only Is 3D. lot Satnets at I'd lot
;.a>.imere, nj only I'd: boys Caps at Cd; Hats
las lot yard Carpet only Is I'd Iot OF Waddns at
cent sheet. For sale at
WILLET HAWKINS'S Store,
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II Splendid szeiyduy Presents The most
acceptable and valuable present you can oer to irenu
Is one of Barry's Ncntiatirg Wigs, or Scalps Inc
material. workmanship, beauty OF finish, and elegance oil
,ylr cannot be equael short they are the ne Plus
ultra Of Wg-maklrs. Barrys Wigs have received the
evantagc OF whatever experience could suggest anu ee
Mus could execute They formed 10 the head a. tho
ratara hair covering no more OF mo ofan 'nah
ones own Hair does. They strong without belne
heavy without being tn ok, and elastic Nthout tc
hg loose. They give the delightful ecus oil ht'Hg inc
Head with the of silk cap having neither unncccs-
ary weight disagrcceblc press re- nch are he mes
Unable advantages Of Barrys Wigs md SC dps so large
worthy Of attention, as gentlemen can he
aicd With a Wig by him in moment The prices VIII
Do found 10 the times T. lie had only at lit Broad
say, up stairs. All others contemplate limitations.
T. "l.ast. bat NOT Icn-t."-Robcrt Mcrr,'
Museum Vols. ami IL. red by Air \ q. Goodrich the
REAL PETER FARLEY, beautifully illustrated, aud
handsomely bouud. forming most desirable Christmas
and New Years present, Is for sale by
WM. X. VAIL, Clin,cn Hall,
d252us IL Nassau At.
L New Books-JUor RECEIVED and for
Ne Al the lowest cash prices, Al the Clinton Hall Book
TIE JACQUERIE, a novel, by {; P X. james, Esq.
author OF the Gip,ey Ancient Regime &c. &c.
WEALTH AND WORTH, or Which makes the Mar :
or Tale Of the Revolution.
STUDENT LIFE IN GERMANY; by VIM. Hewitt
EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA; by Count Segur
BAkNABY RUDGE, Compete-lilustrated aad cheap
editions.
CHARLES o'MALLBY
An assortmen, of Hol,dav Rock, juveniles and Toy
Books Us. REDFlELD Clinton Hall. ga l;
e a Letter from abr. Lardncr on the
SUBJECT OF LIGHT
New-York, Oct 20 le4i-At the desire of Mr.. JAMES
CbcokER. No. 465 Broadway, have examined Potent
LsnP sold by him. aud submitted II &c experimental trisl
~ the ual Phoometic methods and have found thar
Ven the burner with It's greatest power the light
yelicd equal &c about twenty sperm candles of
tlnary quality. Afor ing this illumination the consump
nan Of toTt.rs CnemeaI Oh proceeds II, the OF
agath part of pint per hour which at seyeuiyhvc
per gallon gives cost oil ID cent per hour.
In the practical OF these Lamps will not be ad
'sabe push them their maximsn powor OF ilumin
Nioa Il It be tina, lhey adjusted 10 give q
sat 4al teuthd of their sres,est illumination,
Iesasiug compared with equsl quantity OF light
Ssised from spe:m candles would be about fourteen
aaidred per
lhidi proper observe also that the light afforded
y 'hse Lamps rsrlark able for Its hoavin.ss and uni
% aud Tor the prreness of color, which Is entire
'ee from psllid hu9 which rsnders usually
H'9rfs;,urcd oncc 5usble TBe con5usuble also, rise,
N"ey ifom the 10 the harr'r tina: the amp
assesses all the advantages Of CStcers principle wiisout
seo1picxity Its hastily get sui oil order.
DION LARDNkR
sNer medal awarded the subscriber n The la'e
10y TAI. Lamg aud Light
Aants, Fluid, a2d On. meal o / always o. hsnd.
No. JCt HOOKER $50 Broadway
"ooNot between Grand snd Broome SIS
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CUSTOM HOUSE NETWORK.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, Dec p, ieIl.
u Notice.-ln conformity with established usage,
he Custo House will he opeHed the 25.h Decenser
's>tant, Christmas D1g) az O'Clock remain open
until 10 O'Clock, A Al when it will be closed for the
SANDER Of the day. Importers aud others having Bonds
usturipg that day, requested make pay OF
The at the Bask of Commerce on the 9th inst.
G23 Ct EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
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EDWARD CURTIS. Collector.
al drrtco ,
dl3 lrniis'

In this city. Dec. %, by the Rev. John Lndrey, Mr.
Jesse Hamilton Miss Margaret Jones, both OF Kingston
Ulster county.
la Whoa,laud Dec. Q, Lewis w. Pray Esq of NVyom-
ing to Mis- Harriet eldest daughter Of Gen Ineron
Rrnrn of rhc fnriuer nllcr.
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ELECANr HOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAY:

II English Annual. for lSi2:-
The Book Of the Boudor or the Court of Queen Veto
ria series of IL hiahly finished Portraits OF the Fem lie
Nobility 81 series, With poclicol illustrations bound 10
green morocco
ish Ballads translated by j. g. Luckliat beautifully Illus
traies with - cngrlyIn4s.
Tn BOOK of Beauty edited by the Countess Of Blessing
tor with Is splendid cpgravibgs II distinguished Ladies
including beautiful Portrait oG the QdeeH; bound IN
blue six.
The Drawing Room Scrap Beck with pocucn us,ra
tous by Mary Howt, with % cugravngs oougd IN blue
silk.
He.tAs Picturesque Annual, history and description
Of Par, Si b. Gore with 81 highly finished
cravings; bound IN green cloth and git.
The Keepsake, editct by the Countess of Blssirgton
with 10 beautiful cngra'ngs elegantly bound IN crimson
siih
The Shakespeare Gallery, containing the principal Fe
male Characters the Plays OF the great rocti magnh-
Gently boHud in nhte calf and gilt.
The Wavcrcy Gallery, containing the principal Female
Characters SIR Walter Scouts RomaDces' beautifully
bound IN red Turkey aud glIl.
Hsaths Historical Annual illustrated with Is splendid
steel engrsvlnes by George Cattcrinole, Esq.
The Cabinet OF slodern Art edited by Aiaric A. Watts
illustrated with - splendid sse cngrayngs; beautiful
volume elegantly bound II Turkey morocco extra gilt
The Forgct-M Not edited by Frederic Shctert, with
II exquisite cncrnvings; bound in morocco richly gut
The Gems Of Arr Toh Ell Of Remembrance, illustrated
with % elegantly engraved plates; beautiful volume,
elegantly bOu ID in Turkey moro eco. extra.
Friendships Offering and Winters WIRE 9TH. with 10
beautiful plates bornd IN embossed morocco.
AMERICAN ANIMALS
The Gift Christmas and Newicar's Present with :
beautiful engrsyIngs; morocco, richly gilt
The Lady's Book OF Flowers and Poetry, with 10 spen
didly coored plates bound in morocco and g'ls.
The Token and Ataslc Souvenir, 10 fac engraving,
The Amaranth. 9 encravings, morocco.
Friendships ofcEius, by Mrs. C. II. w. Esing, 10
plates, mcrecso.
The Gem, Christmas and New Years Present en-
cravings morocco
The q ose OF Sharon Religions Soavesir, by Miss ss
rah { Edsa.ton ) p a,es. embossed
The Rose. or Affection, Gift by Emily Marshall 10
steel engrariDgs, morocco
The Violet. Christina, and Ncwie.rs Gift fine eh
cravings.
Tne DaAia, Memorial of Affection plates, morocco
The Youh's Keepsake, Christmis and New-fsAr's
Gift for Young People
The Misuonette with elegant steel plates.
Together with a large variety OF Standard Religion
and Miscellaneous Works, bea tifuliy illustrated an
bound and FL variety Of Books for Children
Groes Puzz and other Fancy Articles, suitable fol
Chii.,mas AID New-iears Presents.
All Of hich will be sold al the very oEest prices by
d24 lf,s ISRAEL POST, 6. BoweTy.
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HOLIDAY FWEsgNTs.-R.L.& "a STU

gVb ga q kK = = ~ IT S.--fN u. q a . z
L L ART. cornor of Greeawich and Chambers street.,
have ha,d and oIsr for sue moderate prices,
variety Of French fancy boSc made express
~ for them by Of the best manufacturers in Paris,
consisting OF Id sliding, vase and basket boxes, sacs,
comets cornucops sc of various patterns filled with
sugar pums If their manufacture together with the
usual assortment Candies aad sugar Pums Of
ausItv d20 wis
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pentits u ti.. = IL; , = Do5ye s1a p,o,5v,y
go, ID n &C. II 5on,-s E. q. Burger, 81 Market
Eor ale h7 the following Druggists: Cotton. 26S
p,osc.er IT. Ring 6i4 Broadway Schiefsn, Ia Canal;
Jfrt. e73 5roa say aN1 coo Hudson and Nor,a Moore
Minor ioe BoadRay: Hutoh'nz. $50 Bo@ery; syne.
53 Bo~e.y; Buuel, 40 Chatham; and Doolitrl-, 2i'
centre Price per val, 50 cent, haifvel, IS ceHs
d2I Im-i.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERFS,
or THE LATEST FALL And wiSrEH PATTERNS,
Can b. found the
few-Y York Cash T altering Esfnblishnsent,
1l2 Fulton-street, near Broadway,
Whcre particular attention is paid to cutting Pants in
my style may wis., end made at the short
st notice. great variety Of Diamond, Vine and Bond
,ueet Beavers for Overcoa,s, made to order, style
arpased by nonc and prices suit the econom
zeal Also, usual full assortment Of Wcs-of England
,nd French Cloths, together with the WoOleu. Feves,
Cashmercs Brocade and ether Silks for Vestngs, COM
lrlses as full assortment bo found in tho city
Strict puuctuality observed filling orders Cash on
delivery and no abatement in prices.
n R-Those persons IN want of good and fashionable
Dyercoat moder price, invited TO call and ex-
mine style aud quality before purchasing elsewhere,
Mr. Gaylord gives his whole attention TO the cutting de-
srtlnent whose name is guaranty for hrs-rate
In o4tf J.C BOOTH. Agent.
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.IsAkrp YE,rERpAY:

Shif, Sid4on., Cobb. Liverpool. f X Collins q Co ;
Avalanche, Murray, Liverpool, G I BALM Ata!aata
Hart; Mobile, " Socum; Holdrs Borden, Read Liver
pool Darfee Tsdsie a. HaoIck Camilla, Warrington
Charleston, Victor & Duckvitz; ERnis, Waibars Am
st-rdam, i, Ne,per.
Bark, Cenaor Bacon No=- London. ] w AIsoP, J.
La G.aare Porter. Savannah. Durham & DEon; BerIs
Brigr. Luquayra l. Il I Darby Ere bark IoHan Geoig
GcrckIn Cam2eachy. Hclrchs 4 Kruger
Eri= Cla-i pion, Denaison. st Nesmiih 4 e's'
Lucy ANA Snow Orleans. El*eil; Morm,n. Pratl,
J;onaives Nc,rnith 4 Leeds; Weser Haesopc Bremen
\osuiHs * favenscdi Calais, Denney, Neuritas BtetI
& Voc
Schr. Cherokee, Uhler, hey West ard Apauchlcola;
smith Tuttle. Hu-h, New Haven; Cadofus, wilson.
Biltimo'c v m Hart Carson, Wilmington. Re
nawn, Lowell, B-ston Paie,unc, Stephsnsen. Phadcl,
paia; l. L Siurss. Barker, Bauno:e: Star, W ocd
Belize, (Hvnd.) X VI Deuul.
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pIn Geuernl Committee of ID emocratic

WING YOUNG MEN, December lO,,leil
Reselced. That the Democratic Wing Yosng Men of
the City and County of NcrYork be recommended TO
meet in their respective Wards such places shall
designated by the various Delegations ths Committee,
Tuesday Evening, 25th December instant 4; u clock
to select live Delegates from each Ward General
Committee Of Democratic Wing Young Men FOR the en-
suing and such ether business may be
brought before them.
ResOlced, That the Delegates elected the General
Committee of Democratic Wing Young Men he requested
to meet al National Hotel Friday TN January nex
6; o'clock, Pm.
BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman.
@ S,l1. ~ H r a4n,H Secretaries. d.,,
II First Ward-YOUNG MIN ONE AND ALL.
Pursuant the nendsiion OF the General Commit
the Democratic Wing Youag Acn Of tic First Ward
will meet the Broad Hotel of Pearl and
Brosd streets on TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. p l-ii,
half past O'clock Five Dol gates - the
General Committee of emocratic Wing fosnc Men for
the ensuing year and such other business
-hall be laid before hem.
The attendance of every Wing IS expected.
GILES NJ HILLl Err.
IOGS J. VAN NOSTHAND,
EDWARD WILLIAMS, Committee.
JOSEPH GUTMAN,
l. SNOW
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L The Protect. reformation Socict, :
Course cf Lectures Ill commence IN tue laberDa-
Gle saturday evening" Dec .ih- and will c.onnued
every IHur:tay evening during the winter
The following are Lecturers already engaged Rev.
Dr.. Niler of Princeton, DR. B:ecsinrdg Of Baltimore,
Dr. B-ld Dr.. Peek New York. DR.. " yc of Phiiada!-
ph4 Dr. Cox # Brooklyn, DR.. Brownlee DR. opraeue OF
Ahaay, b. Reese, Il. H. snd the Rev. hcs:rs. Rosrd-
and Berg oil PhiiatephIs, Rev M Mcleod and Rev
liz. CheeYer, New York.
The introductory Lecture sil be delivered by Dr..
Brownlee, Saturday evening, Dec. 25th. SupJec;-
General Review rise, progress novelties Of Romanism
Tioket, Tor the cou!se Is admit lady and
tiemaa - cke, for slpsie lecture, 10 aLi. Two psr-
sons, % cents. BY order % lie Committee.
CHAS x. MOORE tcc Sccy.
Tickets to DC had Of the Pr -dont, Dr.. Browulee 50
Murray street the Wee Pre.itent, Rev D. Dunbar Il
Nciyug ALT street. ofthe Treasurer, J. g. Eadie, II Walk
ersrec; Of ,uy of the Executive Committee, and at the
office toe Protestant VinacaCT, IL Nassau street
Rsv. robert J. Brec.iardge ltcIare Thursday even
nr. Dec. gotta.
Mis- Augusta Browne. the celebrated composer, ha,
K ady consented to pr-sije al the Ocgan.
t3i 4 FST&W.
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IN PURSUANCE VI al order Vi ~ s's Soel
Of New York, Notice hereby given To AZ sons
LAIN. against Richsrd Z. Hlley late Of the Ct ~ Ne"
Anciioneer decsa.ei, prescott the ,ame with ~
hereof the ,ubscrber at hsf test -nee, NO. ~
10 the City OF New York before the sts N ~ ~
Dated Nsr York IN. fourth day Of oe'e'f ~ o'
&c oa~6n MARY HALsEi' ~ Hin''S-s'i-
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New York, 18th December, lSii. DIT

II Rooms and Observation-Disclosures wishing TO
engage Apartment, snd Boarding far the Winter will be
accommodated most reasonable terms II Inc re" aon
excellent house No II City Hall Place not one minutes
walk North of the Pos, Office and convenient 10 bfoac-
way Wall and Pear-s,reets. Those who have not yet
arrangements tbs winter esrne: invited TO
90 made to ensure tina comfort and satisfaction OF the
boardcrs. 20 u u
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u second Ward.-1he democratic Wing iourr
Men OF the Ward requested hicet ~ Jones'
Second Ward Hotel, No 81 Nassau-.trcc.. Tuesday
evening Dec % at half past O'clock r The purpose Of
selecting five Delegates TO the democratic Wing Young
Mems General Committee for the ensuing year.
By order ofthc Ward Committee
JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
HESRY Harris. s.c-o,.,ics
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lJOLID Y PRE- itcnes
Naatel Clocks Jewellery. Silver Wa:e. &c
R&SS ROCKWELL No. Aston House, have q
complete ide DGPl.z. Patent Lever Lepine
aud other Watches all warranted first rate tine keeper
beautiful assortment Of French Manel Clocks, also
warranted hrst rate f-r trn-
large asoctm.nt OF Diamond and other rich Jewel--
~ of the newest aud most fashia nebe patterns
And Of Silver Ware. As Tea Sets, G1olets Mug
Knives Forks Spoons and every o!ner article oil >'er
Ware al warranted If the aest silver end bert OF @ors
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