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. The Charity OF yvases.-To

A. The Charity OF IVaSes.-To THE BENFyo
lrST.'The Fems Bethel Association WINCH for eleven
widows and orphans distributing food 10 the hungry and
clothes he naked desire add the Charity of Wages
their former plan of dure aud m rTI to
so desirable purpose intend 10 open IA on the llih OF
December al the Mariner Church Roosevelt street, 70
tinre until the lhhy which they hope realize sufficient
money Ia enable Them. under and nnStitutionto
clothing store where thu prices paid for sewing shall insure
10 the female members ssanens families who able
work decent support and have II the power OF the
Society TO aid era tutously those who cannot labor.
The Female Bethel Association have decided that all profits
accIung from the Far over and above he sum OF oo TO be
distributed necessary among those who shall apply Tor re-
lief work he offered III lieu OF charity be sci apart
as fund 10 forward design The Association have also
received that the organization shall he known as The
S,rner Family Industrial Society of the Port of New
York and that immediately after the Fair Election for
Officers and Managers shall bs held and publicity given 10
sted in the welfare aud literally t0o
mote their temporal comfort and moral mproyementw op
rec, that for the married sailor, whose family reside IN The
rrcei UoMr has been erected and Churches thrown
on every hand 10 the Sailor well as 70 the andsman
they not aid in endeayorS make thai Sailors humble
nom, more comfortable BY giving his industrious wife and
daughters suitable far remuneration or pen.
sionins his ased mother With the public II now rests whe
thr this shall succeed u Of Come
RI Te IR come prepared Purchase 20 Give II any
ersou desires 10 contribute donations OF money GOODS or az
tces suitable for the refre hmen table they can 90 so oy
iorwarny them to any the following persons at any tune
10 TIVE opening of the Far Hoping TO receive
cheering response liberal and phllanthFopc
o' Bv order Of the Female Bethel Association taiT
~ ' Drect.r-ALMIRA c. LoyELAHp, o3i Monroe st.
Secretary-h.L,lA REIMkR. 50 Roosevelt ST.
Donations may be sent TO -,
Mrs WILLIAMS, IS Oliver 81
Mrs RElMER 50 RooSevetet
Rev. HENRY CHASE, ii Market 81.
Mrs. :. CoHRs, 30 Broadway.
Ge2ts&aI Mrs. <. TAYLOR i7it Broadway
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i'''' GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.

4 MERRIAM MUSCUM, Saturday, LEU. o'H,
i''' GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES AT 3 O'CLOCK,
Fseis GES Il Fun j. h ffSsH5
Grand Extra Attractions got up for Tom Thumbs friends
and TW6 N R.R1' BOYS Fl wrE
They are WHiE AS SNOW, iisir Eyes, Pink large flat
W Wo sg ET THU s1s engaged SsG
n neeUmtlipi( for Srf THIS IS BY only 80
Tom Thumb Will appear in his beautiful carriage drawn y
Sailors Hofnpipe
Also engaged for this occasion >.,c., orproaN
Sisnor Fezos celebrated MECHANICAL PERFORM
T in cems S;sss
Mr. f II f d!SsEY FOR vi rus fgSE T9ELLEn
+ FIVE VI 9Cno5sTUME and can BE- privately consulted rssa
A spfa lii GiRAFFE and RHiN0cERos have been
added TO he Museum
extra i or rv2TE With the Gypsy
Queen
pEALE'S NEW;Y0KK MUSEUM AND PIC.
: l'NA 0AI All for l23 Cents.
addition t. bs the a4s fSIE'
Cs every evening AID SATURDAY 1,,stnoera at
saNG BAE1Es-SnnfoSso sAks ss
Nc. lpaAIta KfNIVGekX xrrU ~
MADAME. AD,jLfHE, the lady Of INTEL .Sence, who
may p FAST FMEs 81 sE
Madame Adolf "roud 70 refer TO NIL Esq
tors OF the National I",eIIigencer a, Washins'n,HG
Admittuce 10 whole Ia cents; shilling extra tor
consulting Madame Adolph
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Passengers Arriveh

EassenseTs ATrived
In tie ship Calhoun from Charleston-Alajor John NJ
BIxby, L Gfswo and lady, s;eerage.
In The .4cadia for Haifa1-lIr Thomas Davidson. For
Bosto'-D Leayitt, Mrs L-ayit, Mr. Mrs Leavtt, Mr.
LeaYtts, MIR s Mrs Oxnard kummis, Loson, Mr.
y Stevens, WIN Hire Mr. Taylor, MIR Fisher, w P Hill, c
Janin, S Shaw, Mr. Rodewold, Mr. Oxley, w Revere
Nj Lincoln, MIR Berry, } Shaw F Dorr, Geo w War
rem, VIM selby Chs seby MIR Hickman, Mr. Williams,
L Myers, n Plat, Names, Faushome and W Stevens
bearer of dispatches. From HaiJan-Ml Sutton, c W
Dickson, D Clonam, and Dowel!.
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BRUSSELS CARPETING.

10 Just received, al invoice OF bho soELs
CARPETNGs which, with orr sock on haap se Pv
''s H'Oe' '''' c. w. SMITH s COMPANY,
dS 2wis 25i Broadway, Opposite City Hati.)
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u, The Weekly Tribune may be had at the desk
his morning. ready fer mailing Price 6! contains
the RESIDENTS MESSAGE; Opening OF Congress; the
News Of The Week powerful Letter Slavery by CasSus
~ Clay OF Kenacky Foteisa Correspondence; Transac
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THE albania, Broadway, between Spring
i and prncs-strees-Oys,ers Coffee Chocolate, and
variety Of Other rslshss served in superior sls The
nshed the elegant and costly his Ia: al
OF shopping or morning promenade requre quet ele
CANT ike this WHICH refresh themselves also fox
parties returning the Theatre Concert who
Joy the most delightful! supper hou, the Trouble and incon
yenenc CT nf nrepsfinp tis m az home d. lwt.
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M T,ssE-Fer harness carriage tops boots and Shoes,
s;s can equal this celebrated oil Il keeps the leather
riabc aud water penetrate thln through
n ra5ber To be had only u CORTLAND st and No 2
Z ri F!thst, Philadelphia.
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'a'sa Strength anu N CERTIFICATES.
Ntw.l OAK, Dec 9Th, la.s.
To THE pooR Man: ,,,.; $780,. :.,
my bodily hea very seriously the PAST farm
hsav head and lack sa
about h since and hav~ IHntinet ever SINCE
sss hal a .a. and 81 % s ~;
i than va: s sssy es n t i upon p hH
SON, son. sis oame.s rect ad h. h,, done
few days pat lhan al have heioe dont in us months
y" 'ie wo tas avi,e a al At. I 1e M c hsy u
wish Ok relief ,sme e.. time or no sy nd 10 Al. s "p
better Than they have be '!'ts% "rrks "i,i the
Ole void sa specially i FRI k vcKeN ~ A's
Sore Eve, 17 7rs Y 5ss S:s%dt"s sta.
-four a,er ant. 81 na;ei...'se Aba says. $o''rIet
9h he 'h 'oTs ey IT. vars % VI, i,
Used b ay S+ eat II ss' s ny I'D
:ysa eek! II t oEi ,, H. &, v ,t; s, =, a nd
mile. ,or h. a.h but fund no ben n NJ Sc rs com.
b 'b 70 Dr. b r. ys.s nf nF s
coolHrah a "a, - 20 NJ, ~ ~. e aga s0e ue
seed for or Is years ,hfai. 5a,sd Nov a.
,h S1dd,f SeI' d. ten ts I Tor
wi usres scab aud pal in the i'm end jo!lts from I'M
s soas Aa Syrup the diseases falling Of The Oh d
N aSS s 2n he bs Of
than for st hay s taking four bottles = AAtsc'
butte Syrnu. SeveTa, ply slcans nave aye o he NJ
Ssrswsp was restored botrer health ha The eyed
in c h: years in weeks, BY Dr. Thomson C-fiheate
Faliirg Sickness FITS Epilepsy JOIN Wood, ri Arm
Arbor, and William D.y's 81 Dsoit Mlen esa W'li.
Ulster County all cared Q! epilepsy OF "a lins
Sickness
ro"fns' scktts 81, weeks. R.s.d ice, CabJtvlle.
Ss@ld Head or Dao WOrm-lr. Cotio's Oh ID of ,x
years s,adiaY. and 4n + Mrs IGqs-r 81 mn n ha'
ars Win The above compliant; extended ii.s
hfrtu Of his hssd e haa 5 ed :yIy remedy he
or lcsrs II. commenced taking Dr. Thomson's An scor
butte syrup and api, ing tnnscorbutc Onme"r, nd N
four WEEKS better han for ID years but me required
TO remove fully rom the bioof go
B-sat factory proof Of the above and 9th cas-s yin
be given by docume witnesses all who raY cali for
inormation Patients wanted that find relief fc
Others at the MEDICAL MANSION, 3i3 Boome:stne. y
NoTg.-Valuabe Medicine Chests put up FOR ssatanpg
men. The medicines all vegetable roots and herbs It.
,.u.-i-
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\

90 bhOOME-STkEET, having set''iis- -
O4C hi, POS. refreshed after months ebruc 70 the
East and West i: ready attend b.siass in o.
vatyd strength and visor.
Distress IN the Head. Stomach cnd Bots.ls.
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59
Acollection will be made for the benefit OF the suor.
Aut,ance 2i Tickets may b. had IL s. RaynerS,
7sBOwery, anl at Eussey MackaNs 93 Sonlh.st Do
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o Post Office MISUNDERSTANDING holding
pcdtos with signatures, requested transmit them as
soon as theg shall deem expedit, to the undersened
Chairman Of the Committee sad Petitions anoonted by
tha General Committee. PARK BENJAMIN,
tetf New World Office. 80 Ann street
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THIS MORNING

Is published and Jor safe at the Office 80 Ann st.
and by all the Agents.
PARTS I. II. AND III.oF
N A T L D A,
OR, THE MEMOIRS OF "A YOUNG H-OM.7E
BY EUGE. " SUE,
AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS"
TRANSLATED BY HENRY W. HERBERT,
Author of :" Marnaduke Wyvili," Cromwell " The
Brothers" Sc.
Prices Is cents This splendid Romance complete
in three Parts, at Is EACH Orders solicited from Book
sellers and Agents Its issued in beautiful form,
fair type and elegant paper, and makes volume Of 40 pages
or Is Cents
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NJ East INDIA HAIR DYE colors Hair any shade from
bNMn 10 jet black aud Will the least STAN the
On, Warranted To be had only 81 Courtland 81.
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y The Seventh Anniversary ofthe Col
MONDAY Dec llth at half past O'clock, AT Concelt
Ill., lO6 Broadway, Canal street The children (seve-
riuv numbsr) will be present and viii perform som, OF
An address be expected from John Jay,
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,r,ur HuTcH1NsoN FAMILY in announcins

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, in announeins
another Concert deem proper 10 s;sie that "a So9'r
qusnc- OF sewers, huad SO uaab 70 ootaln samsi9
ent or the th they have ntsd CONTRARY 70 sr
pc LAST VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT,
on THURSDAY Evening Dec IL \blo. Saloon, Bcoa4way
M WI be s 9s' aE1,TaTe pI;;,soas % sr'i t
y Tickets Fte cests c..'o Be had ,A;w,lls Jas
fs s s'G and + H.. Dss mss: Store
a, he Bookstore OF ssx,oa Mt.s, 'nd al the door
Particulars on Monday -----.--li
GRAND CONCERT -WM II. OAKLEY has
- The honor hat S s saass q nss
Aiadison-s7-et Tuesday Evening Dec H. Sl3 when b.
s aais s s .Gs
sse Her Smiling, Ny Boyhood's Home I'm Aho:IJohn
ropac-d in the programmes Tiekss i,y each to be
mad Mets Music Saloon, 800 Broadway Q. a, The door
on The evening OF the Concert Concert to commence at
ORPHANS FAIR Fair for the benefit OF
" the Haif:oph2ns under he care Of the Sisters Of Char
F sa IN a ss ~ and n S 3D. h A'f1ES S
looa. TIL public informed IN variety Of Fancy .ir
sas n n' s b. the a Of h y S
Institution suitable ASYLUM has been TED WHICH
children The funds of the Ias:itu,ion exhausted and the
proceeds of thin FAN dsar the debt incurred b. the
t 2na1 RI thai eonsay anticipated that the s
now made will De attended wit success.
Whose hearths are bright at home
The seraph voice Of charity
S0cttS you
Donations for the Fair will BE- thankfully received and mar
be sent the Asylum any OF the following ladies'
Mrs Mrs. PP epmIsf, Dspau Row, Beeekerssreet.
Mrs H ,rgous 2IS Thompsou-street.
Mrs. Thsbaud, is LIE Roy Place
Mrs. Glover, Varick Place.
Mrs. Mann, 1873 Fnurthst.est.
Mis-. Egglsso, 20 Greenwlch-sueet
Mrs. VeasqueI. l23 Iroy-street.
Miss Blu tsell. Adelphi Hotel.
Miss Gallagher, 70 Fonrtirstrest d Zaw3Sls
GLASSES IN ELOCUTION AND MUSIC
" FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, are now form.
ing by Professor BRONSON TO meet every day In confeIi
from to 5 in the afternoon; ia lectures and lessons,
and the book S. Objects the lessons to develope and
train voice aud mind Reading, Speaking and sing
lug, prevention aud cure of diseases aud minute exam
nations of the Manikn aud study of Physiology ~ b-A
popular cour OF SIX Lectures on the Laws OF Lite and
Ha!th the above subjects nterspse! with Rotations.
aud vocal and music bv Mr. Nash and Others
VIII be commenced Tuesday, Dec 70, a, II o'clock ~ IN
the nverSlty Chapel; be continued tday and
Tuesday Single season tickets 81; for lady and gentleman
81 50; for family of five So. dS2t.
4
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE contains IS columns of
osey printed matter large proportion of whciis original
adj embraces the latest intelligence III Literature Science
otics MISCELLANEOUS News, Markets, &c. Sc. Persons
hing 10 send family paper their fends in the country
VII find the Weekly Tribune only of the largest pa
pas in the United States but likewise oa.nal which will
nr,ra az useful as il IL intereetinp
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pss.p! Popular Aectures ON Anatomy and

sehyssoipsy..p1oSfe ' GRaST II j. fAiTIsoS
~ Coarse of Popular Lectures on ANATOMY
- solcsy, Illustrative Of the Animal Economy and
DS5Sef mural History Of Man." Saturday nea;, the 81"
Wa course will consist OF from len to fifteen Lectures
t,a Mi Dc delivered in the vers,,y Medical CoeE,
me Stuyres4at !nstitu'e) every Saturday evening,
tn TT Introductory Lecture will be free.
vySSss Tor the Course, Three Dollars each.
h Ladies and Gentlemen attending schools, Two Dol
fTGS.s admission Fatty Gents.
N.Y., Nh 7. J. Crowen, Bookseller, 633 Broadway or
'>''s "lsy & Putnam, Isl Broadway. dS2ts&ss
ofs chronological Sooms-FoI the description
and for the sale Of BusiS and Books IN tns SCI
e SiI 10 S ~s on S Company @
VI % visit families and parties ~
tia. Lectures on the Evidences OF Chris
81 10y are delivered Sunday evenings III me Ihu1ch o.
s MP IN Sixth street bSiwsn - 1g 81 ,Ss
..>D'sn' wr'ers Service begins at ! O'Clock az IT
AGtiSe-A Quarterly Sermon Will be p[fa s y
tsE sunday evening. Dec. TO- Service 10 commence a
pe Nv in Eignthstreet Chnre Ia,cb 81
The situation is eligible the east SIDE In
"'s0' Ms GEORGE RICHARDS No L. Roy place
H!1aorand's Dasuerreotype Likenesses >.
taken by The subscribers, on Inc corner u
td IN AUG chambers sseet now university acAho"
s. sand unrvaed for ceantss and dlsnetness Of
ad indeed in other requisite which can render
Allure superior TO another.
psseit season, these Lkenrsses. neatly put up oi
Sspopfate and acceptable present. and they pledge
rs ~ That none but first rate pictures shall leave theif
Csn,,a.,ey S2iict share OF public patronage.
Cheincals. Apparatus, &c. for de- and instruc
Also, superior polishing powder, lot 10 be
siss~here. for sale by MORAND * CO..
Sr. Corner OF Chambers ST. and Broadway,
Entrance III Chambers st.
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A NTONlU AMkTkANO, App lCAN -
from his debts pru,1t provisions OF thd ar,cIe OF
tie first title of the Nth chapter of the second part OF the Re-
Creditors TO appear before the HonGrable paae nsIa.
ham Associate Jpdse Of the Court 1tComn n Pleas Ter the
Civ and County of New York the Citv j. in he Cry
of New York tho 18th dag Of February At IL A NJ
10 I'm Go,
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rel; should be remembered that colds, coughs,
Wei na. asthma, inflammation Of the lungs, penrsy,
n,be fatal disorders often the result OF catci
q s IN consequence Of wet feet, damp clothes, night
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ar sARsApARILLA-The wonderful effects Of
E,lscso Blood are kuowa hc world; few persons
ss1s some know edge Of its Qualities The 6st
n h. oilers at 81 is sold by them 80 cents pe!
sssi I i dozsn good any in the world. TO be
ste .aa i;ss !, st and No North Fifth ST Phada
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Arrived,

Ship Calhoun, Myers, days from Charleston, cotton,
rice Sc. to Geo Sutton.
Barque Pauline, sweetn, from Canton, July 81 teas
silks xc to Cary & Co. LEI, at Hong Kong, ship John G
Coster Barlow barque Mary Chiffon, Evans, Just
Whampoa; ship Talbot, sorer lying at Typa Passed An.
er Sept ship Splendid, Land SO days from NYoik for
Canton; Whale ships Albon OF fdlrlaVen Neptune, OF ~
London
Brig Albert Woodbury., from the City Of St Domingo,
Nov s. mahogany, Medad Pla Leftschr Topic Smith,
for Ns,Y York in days. schr Gilbert Hatfield, Powell for
Big Ava Chase 80 days from Bonar bbls salt to
Fouke & Son. Left brig Toplh for New Orleans, next
day Nov H. 50 mils5 Sc Of Sandy Hook, carried away
fore top and top gallant mast in squa
Brig Mohcan, Lee u days from Aux Cages, ogwood
sc. 10 S w Lewis
sch North State, Roberts, days from Newbern naval
store to S Mitchell.
Schr Echo, Snow, days from Richmond, coal, to VIM
Spence
sclr Ostrich Ellis 20 days from St Jago de Cuba sugar
ard tobacco, 10 Thompson & Adams Lett schr Maria
stel! for Boston, uncertain Nov % in Crooked Isl
Passage brig Mohican Lee, from Aux Cages for New
York.
schr Data Chase Downs 80 days from Aux Cages coffee
and ogwoad to S w Lewis
Schr Comet, Iceland, 10 days from Newbern, NC naval
stores, to L Mitchell.
Schr Oataro Staples 80 days from Cienfuegos Cuba
sugar to Chas,elan Ponvet Left hrgs Sarah Williams,
for Boston, in days; Falcon, The Ontario has exPe
renced very heavy weather; lost most of her sails
Below.
u s fricate Raritsn, Gregory, from Philade !pha
Also hiig Virginia, IS days from st Jago de Cuba
Wind WSW. Weather clear
Sailed.
Ships Independence (packe Nye, Liverpoo Mary, Phil
lips Mobile; Victoria, SPRING Hull Eng; Minerva.
Briggs G Lamar, Savannah; Caroline L Pla Rice, Apa
lachicola, and others.
Disasters.
On the 18th u lat 80 n. long IS, w, the Palmyra al
Orleans from Boston passed ships lower topmast
topgallant mast with yards end sails still attachedt
had been broken off about six feet fom the deck and from
its appearance had been but short time in the water
should Judge that belonged ship of between AGO und
500 tons.
The steamer Gen Taylor, Capt Peck left st Augustine
surf boat in tow. While crossing the bar Smyrna the
surf boat filled and capsized which caused the
sheer to the nohward when she struck the south break
part of her deck load was Immediately thrown over
and she was got off without any material injury The Gen
TAYLOR had not left Smyrna Monday last owing
nued heavy the bar
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TRrNCH SPEe NJ CANDLto.-A new and
beautifully on.mented article for the holidays for sale by
the box or less quantity, by 800
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srsRIYes CORDIAL is sold at No. Murray st o3lu
r. See advertisement Of DR., Housemal's German Cough
M, I? lfai.
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ITO MASONS Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceived at the Street Commissioners flee uGtl Monday.
the 18th Instant 10 Guild rain Cesr stree, For ialhe:
particulars, inquire at the Street COMM enri office
Stree. Cnmn,is.ionprs Office, Dec sth, ,Si3 20
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ENGLISH DRUGGETS

~ small invoice OF superior quality, pat
terms anu Diis- C. w. SMITH COMPANY
40 e,.;. IS, Brosdway, Opposite City Ha)
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c. DEMING,
ASSISTED BY PROFESSOR BoRDENAvE,
Teacher OF French Language tbs University of New York
This number includes nearly 400 lines suppressed in the
arrs Edition. all material Just comprehension Of the
work They illustrate powerfully the evils OF the present
system prison discipline and strongly against that relic
of babasn-Captal Punishment. These the Harpers have
suppressed in their edition" without abrdgemenIa Was
ever lalsrhood so Inonstrous,
Part 10 and las-a double number including Gerastein
which the Harpers falsely call Sequel when in truth Is
nsrey the conclusion OF the workwil be issued in few
days.
Price l2s cents Office 80 Ann
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YOUNG FOLKS, LOOK OUT!
THIS DAY PUBLIsKED-pR1CE 25 CENTS.
THE LITTLE ROBINSON OF PARIS:
INDUSTRIES TRIUMPH.
A Tale for Youth.
Copvrsh, translation from the French of Mad Eugene Foa
~ m ;i MJ f sr bs yoans ever written
both on account Of the beauty OF the moral and the never.
thing n;eycst of the story On its publication, few days
among young people Of that city that the MYSTERIES OF
Paris did among the older classes 1t truly most spirited
and dss1BsEEA .tf Sq9 H HG5f PRESENT
for boys and girls could be selected It's perfect freshness
aud novelty particularly commend it 10 attention.
f0''''''sa SA' '0' ''5 B5GSiKGEss, sTRlSGER CO:
THE NEW BALLROOM GUIDE,
layoe QuadriIies, Coicns Sc raronized BY queen
Victoria is now ready. Price l2i cents dg II
DANCERS ATTEND!
THIS DAY puDLlsHED-PR1cE l21 CENTS.
THE NEW
BALL ROOM G U I'D p.
OR, The ETIQUETTE OF DANCING:
Comprising all the --latest and most ashonabe figures oil
tlons Quadrilles Galopades Mazoufkas fooaaises &c
BYA MAN OF FASHION.
From the Foteth London Edition. Revised and uch In
larged by the American Editor
No Family where ancing pracsed should be without
this little manual containing as i does hs sure o. all We
lust entering society the hints regard the etiquette OF the
Ballroom must be invaluable: or this work
FORTY THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold in Lonaona success which the
the fact that all those variations in the world Of
fashion which relate 70 Dancing are here 1nuSy
entire circle Of polished society
i0O''S''s' anu 40 az BBUkGEss, sTRINGER s. CO.
10 222 Broadway, New York
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DRAlN IN GREENWICH LANE.-Publ.c
~ Public is hereby that petition has ,e-m PIE
serrd the Board Assistant Aldermen CONSTRUCTS Dla
il Greenwich Lane.
Persons nrres ed and opposed TO this proposition de-
sired - present their objections 10 the un,eIss sd At h Of
nee Hall Of Records or beor- the l9h dy OF December
JUN EW t,N, Stfsef I oE!nliss!oAei
SIRE; Commissioners Office, Dec. Slh 1913 &C
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CEWEK IN LtBEKTY-STREET- Public
- notice is ne ely given ,hs, p,,jon s cen ree ro
the Boad Of Assistant Aldermen hu sewer II Lie";iy
street from Lumber.strer; 70 the North RfTeF
Persons this proposition sId opposes thereto
are requested present their OBJ wnps 10 me up'
rsgned a, his once Hall OF Records BE- Sse the 9'h
,,v of Der instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

I. MoysrER-A physician whose name suppress, TO
=. him chance to reform had lately patient in Green
.tbtv suffering with Understandable horror OF a terrible
ssst-d 10 him the Pain Extractor from C2msock osl
tise hsdl rot know how make IT, He would rather
ufs should die torture than yield ms peJucices 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

ss; devoted exclusively TO the sale Of the MEDICINE,
..s and reail:->tos. 1888 Greenwich.steet, New
rsnont-streer Boston: aud No los Race-stfeet PHI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

ne 3w :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

~ Pew in Eignfh-street Church.-FeT
lshas t, the Few No. ss IN Dr. Mscauey,s Church IN
;ss c The situation is eligible the east Siae ln
s0' MIS-. GEORGE RICHARDS, No. lie hoy place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-09

DECui STING THtRT!E7H->TRE EFT
IL Pubic notice hersHi thr' ro3 has seen ere tEttd
~ the Bo ',rIcs - rea cs !iltir!-st.
between the Seventh ani t.ieh aveurts
Persons interest in IN; above aud oppose ihereso sfe re-
esipd u present their objections wrQug :: he under
signed At his ctce on tie 9t day o. peccbs int.
JOHN EVEN, Street ComIi.IIcget
S,r,s, .r's 81 t9
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sa;an, I'D By our Circuit Court compelled the com
ssse deed to the complainant who had made
sst % aaar,gaesd premises, al sum much less than
III lhe at two-h.ds its value, cameand
sish tue laws OF the State imperative in the
tie r'dea, ,nor;carr IN chaucely. Alton Ql) Tel.