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Or all the diseases which the human frame Is sub
ec none are more and distressing than
disorders Scrofuous diseases hereditary and me ai
aud similar affections are banded doVp IRON fash
children through many generations These aicc-
only exceedingly troub ana annos ns ~
,herns Iva but have hitherto keen incurabs Some m-
cine. and modes treatment have been louhd 70
alleviate and seemingly suppress them hut IN nine cases out
of tn they rap.r partial and rage with moe
vrulencc than We ;h-ro.e prepared t. SUBJECT
the preensors Of Sands Sa,aparla 10 severe scrutiny
W. s c,reully and ccall examined the claims # the
popi-:ors aud ready endorse hs statements
The efficiency OF the safsapa prepared by Messrs sands
of proved by satisfactory testimonial om The
specabe authorities II comes ecomu-nded y the
highest authority and recorded Inch X has II.
fec ted the rad c., OF patients who have suffered Tor years
pared b an elaborate chemical process BY which The curar.
properties OF the Sarsaaa extracted aud fixed and tsse
then ghep-d and combined admixure with
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail and for exploration
By 4. b SANDS co Druggists. tGraaits Bni!d'nss,)
D. SANDS. 70 Fulton corner Of Goldst;s and At y
East Broadway Of arketstreet Frlce Per bottle
six bottles for So
=" DR.. T,YLoR'S bALsAM LIYERwoRT, PIE
pared at 375 Bowery is Justly celebrated the wonder
"a Of pulmonary diseases in the whole range OF haI
macy Of respectable yscla!s US" 1t 10 rir
practice prescribing as th- best 81 all remedies i9 puo
nary complaints aud physical debility. and they unhesItatIns
y recommend it b. kept every family oi conumit'r
tendency. ], is universal received Of the standard
neiicin1s Of the day The merit OF Dr. Iayers Baan
Is that all casses OF pulmonary complaints II CIV iut-
ale reef single bottle will cases It's aston,
hrg virtues, and open at once the fountain OIL hea anu
Obserye-be ouy genuine Taylors Basam OF Liverwort
Dr. Gurdop J. Leeds attached 10 prasent counteei's III
order 10 be certain Of M The whn
sale druggist, 100 Maiden Lane, ahc IN DfooRlyh Vi MIS-
Hays, l29 Fulton ST.
NERVE BoSE LsrMESr and l,DIAS NEGKTAnLE
nat.er how had To be had only al q CouItl4n.seet
, North Fiflh.strest, Phl'adtlnha h<'
sEsRrSG's CORDIAL. is soln NO. Alurrays OBJ II
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Buffalo on the DIST. She is 81 feet long, l3 -
wide, and g deep. She is to be propelled by two OF
Lieut.. Hunters submerged MISUNDERSTANDING
only 3 feet inches Of water. Two engines, %
horse power each
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e Enslish natl-Post otHc.. New York. pscsm.

Der 18Th Letter Bags per Roy al Mail Steamer Hib-nia
whss leaves Boston Monday The lst January NEXT will
Saturday h 3oh Instant IS minutes past O'Clock
". The INLAND postage OF ISL cents single letter
mus, B. paid.
The Postmaster desires call the attention Of merchants
aud Others forwarding letters EuroPe by this mail 20 the
fact of one hundred and letters having been SEIZED oy
the admiralty agent board the steamer Caledonia her
asr ,rp Boston and returned 20 the Fos Office In con-
ou.ncr OF the inland postage sadeers being paid
the Pos, Office The letters referred 10 were supposed 10 have
beer sent fion this city. -,
dos & JOHN LOKlMt TX GNAHAN, fOstMastel.
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Having had opportunity Of taxing apart and examining the
10 saw thar il displays much ingenuity IN the constructs on
and believe Ii will afford great security against the attempts
of bur, LAS. { a. COOK
President OF the Bank Of Gsuera.
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Brandywin. Stevenson Decker Smith 3ds fm NYork.
Cid this aafnoon, rk Delaware. Fl her kingston Jam;
brgs Onon Wilks, Lagueyra; Hunttes:, Baker, Cenu-
gos schrs Rynear Williams, CLARK, and jos Brown, May,
\ NnrE
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CHAS. LOMBARD, Jr.

GENEVA, Nov. g. l34J.
MR. D. w MArEs-I ha, examined your and lam Of
the opinion that we'll adapted for purpose intended.
Il appears 70 be valuable for It's simplicity OF consruc-
tiou and little LIABILITY of order. Us msrtS have
been ver.icated the Fairs bot, Rochester aud New
York, ard the result is known 10 the public
Your obedient servant WIN. y. CLARK,
Pres;. of the Farmers Bank of Geneva
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u Charity of HVaSe-.-The Ladies OF the Bethel
Far Assoc would very grateful thanks their
many friends for thu lite[aty displayed during the Fair late
sincerely hope the same friends and many Others will continue
to assist them TO comr ee the purposes Of mercy They
Ceired BY donations through the before the
Fair and by sales of goods tickets AMI above
necessary expenses the Of S935 a. $500 o. which will be
distributed need be for immediate relief of the poor
aud the remainder they hope increase until they open
the conenl1lat store.
+,
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tlUHF SUIIOItcO' =, -, =, M,
GREELEY & McELRATH
100 Nassau 81.
he,n. York. Nor. 70. 1913.

NetC- 7 0fH, lFUC. L, IOf'5'
Pos,mastcrs ARE authorized by nw 70 transmit moneys ior
INSCRIPTIONS 10 newspapers under then nk. Tree OF postage
Money RENTED through the mail will be nj the risk OF the
Publishers Notes of all specie paying Banks ii State OF the
Union will be received al par. u g d.
p. s. Dee. o7M-We printed an Extra Edition
Of 5000 copies, Dec. 6th 10 supply the expected
orders: but this is all swept away, with farther
addition of 1000 copies, that we have now not
copy left to supply new subscribers since Mon
dav. But each one tcM reeetre tie fuH Number Of
COPIES for hich he has paid or shall pay, so that no
loss will accrue 10 him. We shall make another
large addition to our impression from the Is, of jan
uary and will gladly supply all that are ordered
Our friends, and those OF the Cause, are respect
fully .olicite 10 collect and transmit subscriptions.
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THE PUBLIC LANDs.-'rhc communication from
the General Land Office yesterday laid before Con-
gress, shows the sales of lands for the last year to
have amounted to 63967 acres making two mill
lions OF dollars, exceeding the amount received the
preceding year by 100000. Of the sales, not
than 10000 acres have been sold above the minimum
price, owing, as the Commissioner thinks, 10 the
operation of the presumption laws which enable the
actual settlers to secure the choicest lands at the
minimum price. During the same period more than
ten thousand patents have been transmitted, and all
that have been prepared have been signed.
National lntelligencer.
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CLAY SONG BOOK.

~ The National Clay Minis trei and True
wings Pocket Companion, for the Presdsu;lai
Canvass Pce III cents 81 60 per doz@s o1 sale a.
The Office Of tn. T,ibuns.
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PITHY.-A negro who was called on as witness
in one of the Courts of North Carolina last week,
on being examined as to the nature OF an OATH was
asked if ne knew what would be the consequence
here and hereafter, if lie told lie. les, sald he;
{. cars off aud DO share in the Kingdom.
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NEw YORK Nov. 3. 1913.
y y
To JoHS d. " ARD, Esq, Chairman o the Committee TO
rse!cr! ,- bIsc Of Bank Locks OF u. a:s


Annual Far OF IL. American Institute:
Sa-l justice the usages OF the Institute IN
expressing Individual opinions relation 10 the compare.
Of the four locks examined BY the substance OF
which may BE- gathered from the epoF, itself WIT that
owing to that feature Mr. Mapiess lock In which a
pckock cnuot introduce false ky study the
and The absout, necessity n oieaby good light wok H.
attaches importance the lock that neither OF the others
possesses and makes II this respect asaer LOCK- and press
ed give d-csou thai all things considered,
the bes, II comparison 10 al shown
Yours :rnly THOS. II. n ARNEI.
OF the Committee
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o give me friend.shpa gold en- beam.

can SECURE excellent opportunity By uniting with
select Lad, class o. u aeHsTs to IL, term on
rsfds on Mondays aad Thursdays the hour The
privileges be .pjoyed by this class Will strictly CLASSIC
=. ry.p on THURSDAY AZ re Opening Lesson OF the
+ WARNER, TIaastator al Wehes's Theory, &c ,te
- ROOM So.4ll BI eadway. $50 2sHSkW
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OnPHAS AsrluM-Ffy dollars shall BE- PAID to the above
institution provided Connes Maec. PAIN fails
cure any or scald the vitals uumpaired when
Immediately applied This is taken 1T people know
Their is putting about this article and any per
sou that viii for aHy inflammation frosted parts c5il-
bains Eryspe.s sco'ua salt r uTn fever sores cuts
ard is perfectly delighted with etecs shall have the
mo1ey returned b. had only Ihscy q CoTt-
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Ry This Mornings Mail.
aoycREss1oNAL PROCEEDINGS.
r,.pop.rrR OF THE yEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE

~ THE REPORTER OF THE NETWORK DALI i"ihoNh'
w,.4lscrov, Thursday, Dec. 2s
= The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, TO- day,
..os were given of the introduction Of the fol-
loving bills: -. :,
-. NJ SreENRoD, to extend the Cumberland
i ,hrough Maryland, Ohio and Virginia.
'0I o, MIR. CAVE JOHNSON, to repeal all duties on
~, and drawbacks.
SAP p,,;,;ons were presented in order. Among
,bs,n was one by Mr.. Levy, from citizen of
r,or;da preierrng certain charges against Judge
nouclass of Fla; referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary
,Iack man, on a suspicion (ground!ess, as he
.,Iodres) Of being slave, and now imprisoned
on ,b;s District, and threatened to be sold into
ll.verv ON account Of inability to pay prison
charges.
Mr. DeLLEr of Ala, remarking that this was
;udcial question, remedy being already pro-
Co.! god for such cases, moved to lay the petition
~ n. table; refused Yeas 50, Nays 100. 1t
1.s then laid over for debate.
A,so, by Mr. CALDWELL Of Ky. from the La
,;as connected with ST Matthew's Church in this
.;tv now holding benevolent Fair, containing
W., rerv polite Invitation to Members Of Congress
20 attend, and an appeal for their patronage.
After the reading, OTIS only object being thereby
agsc,ed.) which was received with much merrl-
mont Mr.. C. withdrew the petition
Mr. McCoNNEL of Ala. plavfu!ly moved It's ref
s,ence to a Select Committee of ono, whom he
DESIGNATED, (Mr. CALDWELL remarkng also that
the ladies could get money enough to relieve all
tbe suffering poor in the city, by reducing the
fees of the priests
The resolution Of Mr.. HALE again came up,
and was again debated during the remainder Of
the day.
Mr.. II. replied to Mr.. c. ]. Ingerso's remarks
Of Yesterday, and urged the Importance of re-
trenchment in the Navy as well as in all the
branches of the public service.
Mcssrs. ]. r. iNGERsoLL and Nouns of Pa
eoquently defended the Navy against indlscrlmi
nate attacks in the ruthless rage for rctrcnchment
and reform, and advocated liberal necessary APP
propriations dispensed with a sound and lust eco
Inv for the maintenance of this right arm OF ma
tonal defence.
After further debate until a late hour, without
action upon the subject, the House adjourned.
In SENATE, Mr.. ALLEN offered resolution
calling on the President for any instructions
given our Minister at London with reference TO
the claims Of Great Britain on Oregon, and any
correspondence between them on the subject ::
adopted.
Mir. ArcHIsoN, on leave, introduced bill for
the organization of the Oregon Territory.
Mr.. KING presented resolutions of the Alabama
legislature, for the reduction of the rates OF post
ACE TO Federal coin.
Mr.. MoREuEAD presented Resolutions Of the
Kentucky Legislature for remuneration Of Chris
TOPPER Miller, prisoner among the Indians prior
to the Revolutionary War, for services as Spy
during the War
The Senate, after a few minutes Executive
session, adjourned. ARGUS.
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.nC5 Public Readings and REGULATIONS of
the Bible, and otPsams and Hymns and other moral and
religious poetry will be given b. Prof. BRONSON Sunday
evening Dec. 3lst It o'clock Concert Hail. los Broad
way, Rev. Mir Lilies Church, tersesed with appropri-
Of sacred music The exercises will embrace all the
practical doctrines of Christianity collection will b.
taken up TO deray the expenses. II
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CONVENTION WITH MEMCo.--A Messenger des
patched by Gen. Thompson, our Minister at Mexi-
CO. arrived in this city on Tuesday last, having
left the city of Mexico on the 22d ultmo, i'm
mediatey after the conclusion there, by our Minis
ter of Convention with the Government of that
Republic the object of which is understood to be 10
make provision in favor Of hitherto unsettled claims
Of American citizens for ndcmnties. Nat. Intel.
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- Safety LOck.-The subscriber, having obtained
Lock invented by D. Naples, of Geneva, y. " would
invite the attention OF those who wish guard burg
lars examine il. tsounded Plan from
any before offered TO the public: for simplicity durability
and safety it has not been surpassedts capable 20 92
7 coo changes which be made without the
lock from the door, Il constructed that il work
ed hout the Of hence there BE- nothing
introduced njure the lock- the safety being all in the lock-
The received premium for the the State Fair
held Rochester last September The Subscriber
fdent of liz safety that h will ne reward OF $500 any
that will pick 1t. may be Nessrs. Benedict
Hammond. watch-nakes A Merchants Exchange, lO6
Elm OF Canal The following certificates will show
the opinion Of those who have examined il.
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a
institution provided Connes Maec, Pain 1trac fails
cure any burn ,cad II the vtals uaimpaed when
he- is putting about this aucle and any per
son that wi use It for aHT int animation, frosted parts c-
ard not per-cly delighted with It's ercss shall h4ye the
mo1ey returned 10 b. had only thScit q CoT
audt Nort-El!th street; Philadelphia. 81 Coh Bos-
sh'qla b ;em niT that WRIGHTS n
dlcn- for ca1rygr off cold. because they exp- oH the
system morbid and corrupt minors the cause Of
KIND OF disrt II so easy and natur=la that ;s pod
relieved OF al is suii-rngs If by magic Four five OF
said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every gong bed
time t- digestive Will BE- restored healthy
oa- and the blood completely pQnf-L that inanatlon
Of the qnSi coesnmgon orny Other form OF disease wall
Cap.ions coanrerei:s are abroad AVOID all stores Of
dian Ve.-t7ble Pills
1iss devoted rcgysly 70 The se OF s msdie4gs
No 1913 fremont street Boston, and No59 Race street PHI
adepha.
BoURARus HAIR urgoorISc PowDE Rs-Ladies ard OH
ers can have this tested 5sioIe they purchase or agree 20
wherever pp cabl=: and IN od=t thai poor or rich may
use 10 1 oxL -9'i Fifty s '.ei STs BOTTLE
Sold l! the sign OF the mercan Eagle, 90 Chatamsee;,
y y, or $50 Fa!'oH.,teet. Rzoohlyn
~ Office of the 3 o.very Fire Insurance
esnspr 70 $i-&or1cE This compaD issues thslr Gus
toners and the public tina; they viii continue insure at The
lowest of premium as Favorable any similar
M rr@n t5' s',s JAMES LoTETT rssnt
PETER PlSCkSEY, Secretary. d2l I'm
PAL .CHGRcH, vANDEWATER SSTREET-,The
o oeioct As'' sunday s's'D. '0', ds5
10 ReHgious.Notice- Rev, Mr. FREY will
preach III he Suyvesant lntliuute Broadway, Tomorrow
ord De- Morning Afternoon.
" Pilgrims ProSress.-Rev: Mr. CHErvER,,;;
Fifth Lecture Bdny.u aed the PLGRim PRocREss VIII
By Divine be deis1'ed IN 5hs Allen Sire; Pres
Exercises commancs att O'Clock, d3o II
HJ-.Rev. Prof J. n. s1affit will preach ,o-mor
row Sabbath in te NJ r. Chuch Madison street IN he
and al o'clock, F. NJ. Seats free. dec
= The Rev. Dr.. 'iilnor ~ilI delive:a s.rm9n
between Essex and Norfolk streets on Sunday
evening next dec 81 Ssrvite 10 commence at O'clock
The young Of city respectfully invited attend
All the seats IN this Church are free IL
Nr 1s43.-Second Advent Mectlngs.-Lee-
TIRES thu second Coming OF Christ at hand at FIankn
% o'clock \ ~ and the evening
st;ral The II nsht Gry Is published Every THURSDAY By
J. v Hines at spraee-z.- -.5 .. -n stars IT.
~ Reply to Rev. Edwin Holt.-Rev: WM.
Rev. Edwin Holt oi the CaIrnine street Presbyterian
Church. the Ugr@;siist C,a5eh corner Of Blocker and
ing att o'clock IL
BARRETT will deliver his Fifth Lecture before the soce
OF the Christian Union Sabbath to-morow evening
at No 81 Crosby-s at i: o'clock snbect-Tha ResrIIsc
tion-not that of the material body. lt'
u Lectures on the Jeyrs.-The Fifth Lecture
in this ourse will be d. vered the Broadway Tabernacle
evening (2lst inst) by the Rev & w ANDREWS
Subject" Jewish History since the coming of Chrrs,
i1sr1 o'r lock Ry ort.r nj rho BOARD
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f. REIMER, Secretary

man who will bring satisfactory evidence Of the failure of Sir
ASHLEY Cooers saye of completely curing, without PAIN
this remedy b. a,e.,e by than PERSONS who
have been cured the past yesI The Hon CHAs Wills E1
cured ham perfectly Th celebrated Dr. Sherwood, 325
Broadway specific for CoTns The venerable
Dr. Dyot Of Philadelphia sells large Quantities of Dr.
Barry Of New leans declares II the only postire and
for Corns. hefs 400 orgna certificates from
the respectable people this City and Brooklyn.
in the hands the proprietor. You who suffer with Cons
try and m fails you shall have you, money returned b. the
Sold the follow nS places Hoadley Philips % l2 Wa
Rushon Co 10 Broadway aad 10 As,or House Jas
r. Chiffon NJ D. 263 Broadway; 3. odd Bzoad-
and Blocker ST. los 9th Avenue and Mrs Hayes l3o
Fulton Brooklyn and the respectable drug
throu Shout the L. :. and Canada d30 3teodis.
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To.ne Er,ends OF MIR. Clay

LIFE ASp SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAi.-lh ne paohsh
es of this work are now prepared orders TO any
extent The work comprised in two octave volumes coz
tanning in the whole upwards OF LOO pages and IS Nus
,rs,ed by splendid steel Portrait OF Mr.. CLAY view OF
his Birth place in Virginia and Fac sm.is 81 one o. 'sI
,t,ersons Hundred copies for Ninsy-ire Cents each
believed 70 bs the cheapest work published IN
America These Speeches form important portion OF the
History Of our Country fo the last thirty years. and are
interesting 10 all classes of readers reference 10
Bomnd with Cloth Backs s. Gilt Lettering.
Twelve copies for. - 0 00
Twenty-Five copies for, - w
One hundred copies for. 30 w w
Noue commission. Terms CASH. Orders must De
ddressed GREELEY S McELRATH. New-i oTk.
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THE ONLY GENUINE. AND ORIGINAL
i ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. For THE CURE

N1HE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, For THE CURE
OF ERUPTlONS. CHApPED FLESH, &c.-CAurroS
PunL.cThe proprietor Of this Ia! ~ confined
his bed several weeks. durg which time this Inft
nouy countect-d eore Guy cake Of this with
out tn, signature of T. Jones the wrapper and particularly
this City only Chatham street aud out Of this city
wan, the genuine Always ask JONES' Italian Chemical
Soap-akr no other Without Misrepresentation these
its positive qualities for which has received the highest
coniuns of the faculty. and the unsolicited approval Of The
Medical Society OF Paris has cured thousands in the Uni
such as pmples fr.ckle bctches salt eum scuvy heat
spots tan burn ph.w, &c. Cure chopped fish &c
IL will change the color OF dark yellow burnt skin
TO beautifully healthy c-aness To prove the public
excellence Of this cad the following diploma ded TO
Vesprini the sntor By the Medical iety OF Paris We
consider NJ Vesprin The greatest phanthopst OF the age,
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle crap ions
or d. guslneat Of the skin IL will blessing 10 fu
tur ages" Sold By the oaly general in the I'm red
States r Jones wholesale peumer sign Of the American
I'm: Boston; Ledger Buildings, adelha;
1(7 KING stert Oh 4rl-ston, ). c. d2D IN
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~ The Daily Tribunc.-City subscribers VINO
would prefer for months year rather than Be
called upon for pay By the from week week. may
head in Their and receive receipts he publishing
Office. The first day OF the vi" be convenient time TO
commence on their re- uar OF subscription.
t. Sargenf's Life of Clay for sale a, this Office
Thirty copies for 81; hundred for S. Postage
part the United States only II Copies wrap
%
~ NoSrARrIL Trrs-Five hund.ed weight OF Noupa-
nil Type from the Foprdry OF James Conner. used
short time for sale lots suit purchasers this ocs.-
pnc, ga cents per ID cash hsn ordered from the country
i will be boxed ard shipped ACCORDING directions.
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Cold IFatcr Hagar and Ishmae the Wilderness first
Washington 1000 years ago, the land of Canaan the
first d,scover- of Acohoiis effect upon the dog the swine
and the goat; Westinghouse of modern mes-thir origin
and principles; Appeal to the Patriotism of Americans
favor OF Temperance.
~ Tickets of admission, IS each: be had the
Post Office the door the evening of the Lectue-he
be applied thu liquidation OF the debts Of
Society: As the number OF tickets is limited, chose who
wish hear Mr. NJ ,itt will do well apply early Seats
yed for the laess. dogs
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|KZyI1II1 IIl3HiI!lK

NJ Just arrived from Brazil negro boys, tseven and
niue years old) PERFECTLY WHITE with Pink Eyes
lips Of the African They can be during the whole day
and evening.
Madame ADOLPH.
The Celebrated Sybl,
be privately consulted all hours regarding the PAST.
PltESEN and FUTURE. She has been consued and re-
mmended by many eminent Lerssns including NJ T. w IL
LIS, r so. Editor Of the New York Mirror
Admittnce the whole ia cents, shilling extra tor
consulting Madame Ado!ph. aB
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CURVATURE NUIlCt--coia beGsteads, &c.
L s COTTON would mora al who wArt Of Far
ni,ure Of my desc,paoa ,sthr prepared 20 furnish and
has constantly on isri very tsse assortment, including
.arss Pateg, Sofa Beisceads winch fox simplicity, eVra
5i.ty arG sccuomy WITHOUT ther Quai lhe pabli arc
i;ed 10 call ana .hemaso, ali otef kinds OF
sofas always alu;l.
Those breaking hoasek-e.rg or wishing 70 sell al o.
portion OF! thr surnnre VIII ind saey sale ey send
lrg a line or calnS upon the Subscriber.
Sales by .iuc,Cn faithfully a,tsGded 20.
au9si<t; ECOLT0N rs Fulton AMI - Ann ,ts.
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~ chronological Lectures VIII be given b.
Msssr,. Fowl Err < ST RAGLAN. on Thursday evening,
ss Iaui street ia Thrn Hall and on Saturday In ST.
Buildings cornsr OF Hudson and Grove streets Per.
b will b ee Of each S ohe9
Cmsace a, half past o'clock Admance IA cents.
10Y
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E-A TO LET-Tne three story House now nm
shing on the First Avenue above ST. Marks
PIsce Il is finished throughout the best and most
modern style plated marble Iante' C5o.on water
In situation IS very pleasant fire view Of Tomr-
ns square, Wiliiamburgh and the East River Murphys
good tenant be let low balance Of the present and
IN. coming YEAR, will Be ready b. h 5h OF January For
Gart... particulars apply 70 GEO. a. JARVIS,
d7n STu STGtf 81 Eront-srrrp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

PEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Cloth Over Goats Winter Frocks Sacks Sc. Also .xtra
and medium quality Cloth Clcas, for sale at 23l Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the fountain.
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