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AUCTION SALES
THOAlAs BELL. Aucuoaeer
(S,sre No. IS INN sireef.)


TUESDAY,
At 1917 o'clock, at the sales room,
Extra Sale oeegant dry goods clothing fancy anu peigea
articles. presen's jewery cutlery perumsry guns superb
Also large additional lot seasonabe fancy and staple dry
goods, cloths cassimeres, and vestings.
Also, rich jewery, plated ware, cutlery guns Watches
.sO, presents, gold rings. elrring', ornaments, &c
Also groceries, liquos y S SNrsn.v
At I0k o'clock, at the sales ROOM,
Large sale OF valuable second hand and nav furniture oil all
descriptions comprising general assortment oil housekeeping
Also, kitchen utensils carpets, stoves, &c.
Also. splendid piano iortes number oil choice pant
Also. 20 splendid tufed hearth rugs.
Also IS beautiful PARIS made work tables, candle and hight
Also, Of feather BEDS MATTRESSES, bedding blankets
Also splendid grondoe., mautsl lamp, SC,
Also entire OF splendid plated and glass warech
srAnd'e'' lu'tre' aud % THi fa 1,Ipp;, Sc'
At l0h O'clock in the sales room,
Large Sale o, choice wiets liquors groceries, &C.
Piano ForteAlso splendid piano ort.s including OF
Ba'more's rosewood patent instruments, in fine order
Alsn, an invoice OF fine PAINTINGS
N.B.-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
busnesa he Sales will be regular and returns
prompt this establishments usder th charge solelv Of
ThOMas BELL, 50 Ann street
YGT9N GSEs w Il. IA ATR
handsome assortment OF ne Toys, Cutlery Birds handsomely
Shell w Glass Ws Ti var variety of fancy goods
"A & SOONER will sell on Tuesday morning, 26th at u
o'clock ISL Broadway the remainder of the house
plants landed from Epgla1d consisting in part Of Rhodea
Carnations Sweet Scented Honey Suce with variety of Or
Also few lots Of Dutch Bubus Roots. Tuby Roses sc.
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GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Principal Store l2l
Chatham street, New York; Branch Store 3s Blocker
New York Agency at 6 Fulton street. Brooklyn; also the
corner OF Main and Van Houton Paterson, ~ j. iu-
for the approaching holidays general their several esab
lection of and unauthorized Teas the United States
The universal popularity and OF their heuse with ree
to high tss and upright dealing,
well understood to render further comment
Original aud only warehouse for the sale of Black
Tea Observe be particular remember the
herof the principal Chatham between
t. be led astTay by little store Just started atIoh Chatham
thu name of Canton Tea" Store The public vii also be
pleased take notice that the Canton Tea Company have
thing do th that other whatever except those
described the top of this aent. dls
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CHEAP CASH TAILokING ESTABLISH
MINT

800 PEARL-STREET-LATE 1903 BEEkMAN STREET
THE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and durabi-
of his work. desires inform his patrons and the pub
ic that he now to suit the economical tendency Of the
times making Of tbs best quality reduction
Of twenty from former prices and less believed by
twenty cent than Of the quality made by
the cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen may understand what Is by
cheapness the following bill Of submitted their con-
sderaon with that the goods shall be Of the FIRST
rate quality, and the ft unexceptionable.
Superior West Of England Cloth Goats ....$l2 to Is
Pants, Of black or fancy double milled to
Vests, OF silk, satin &c az to
Making and trimming in the best STYLE the follow inc
pnces-
Coats .......... .... e. ...S6H TO
Pants and Vests IL IN
do lm-r JOHN MOFFAT
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Died,

On the oSth inst, suddenly, FREDERICK WALLACE aged
~ years
The friends and relatives the family and also the
hers OF the Metropolitan Lodge, No 81, l. q of o. f.,
and the order in general respectfully invited to attend
his funeral from 22d street, Harlem, Tuesday afternoon,
nj o'clock.
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s.1t NiBLO's CONSERVATORY, GREENHOUSES
3T& and Seed Establishment SIG Broadway, adjoining the
The public resp cully Informed that at TIE above 'sab
shment will be found hand one of the most exensve
choice and ed COLLECTIONS of Ornamental Pants in Flower
consisting of Cameas Roses Azaas and GeanuTs Of the
finest known varieties, Rhodode. droms Orange and Lemon
TEES in bearing Daphneas, &c &C. superb assortment OF
Dutch Bulbs Hyacinths Tulrs, &c pots and glasses
which are already in a Towering state.
Bouquets can lie procured at any me made oil the most e
unique and varied styles to SUIT all tastes by an
experienced artist.
January varieties Of w ich will be entirely his
Herb. Grass and other SEEDS .
All the above SEEDS will BIS tested their growing quail
bece offered for SALE the least disappont
ment TO the patrons of this establishm' mt ~
Ornamental Flower Stands, Gold Fish and Glass Globes
Az the above articles viii be disposed oil on tie most ea
All orders thankfully received and executed with prompt
WILLIAM NIBLO. Proprietor.
Of Nblo Dunlap, will be sold auction by VIM rank
lin at his Rooms, Broad street. II o'clock, wednesday
next the 9th December without any di4 2w &C
Ytak FOR SALE-A Valuable Farm called Springfield
utuated in the county of Wight mile and half
five hundred bounded sides by creeks (pavgabe
70! small veses) running into the mouth Of NansemondRye
There the farm large and well finished brick dwelling
Nearly half Of the land we'll mbe'ed with large tall pine
and oaks; the pine Of the first quail y for steamboat wood
utvation Of wheat sweet potatoes and water melons
l has attached to fine oyster landing for planting oysters
Persons wishing to purchase by applying early, will meet
If not sold privately before will be offered at public
Terms will be made known and further information given by
the subscriber. WILLIAM HINES:
2faxrf iyo5r
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MARITIME HERALD.
SHIP Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
suy Foreign Newspaper, or News they may have He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
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..xs BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, PLANTS AND FAN
t%SCY VASES EOK THE HOLIDAYS -Dunl'p &

s.kk BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, PLANTS AND FAN
&NSCY VASES SOK THE HOLIDAYS -Dunl.p &
Cam'n take this opportunity Of their thanks TO
their ends and tn public for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
received opening their They
fully prepared all orders they may be favored vito
for boque they will be compose of the most and de-
lcae ofh suitable for bd' or other parties;
they have also made rangemen,s furnish flowers to
these furnished custom the past seasons
who favor with their orders (Which should
be given previous Saturday, rely be served
in point ofyle equal that of similar and
prices moderate than heretofore. Choice flo
fancy baskets which have been adniled than
the richest boquets filled With flowers from
dollars esch- amelia plants of shade and tint Just
rsndng their lovely blossoms amongst which Alba Pena
Fimbrcata and Canddssima with their WI lite flowers
lncaa which stands unyaed for its derae flesh coloed
tint mbcata unsurpassed in FORM with many be ,utiiu
notified and shaded varieties such Donckear Sieboldi
tratti Tricolor Landreth Rosea Punctaa Eclipse mpe
rails variegated and host of Others
Jsty Of plants suitable for paoI culture bulbs and bulb
glasses birds and bird gold fish and globes Vegetable
and flower seeds of description warranted fresh the
Feed store and Conservatory Those in want will ease
call and Judge for themselves
All orders thankfully received and executed with prompt
DUNLAP x CARMAN.
d26 5tsrc 635 Broadway Blocker.
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VERY OLD WINEs-Ths ub,criber ofe,s for sale IS
Pine street corner Of William. the following Wines
dies, NC Wines the Of i7O6 from the Duke Of Mas
au; old Msdeas Sher in bottles and dra sureror
Pot IN wood and glass The Of Champagne
quarts ana ppt superior Hooks Cleres Barge ndie. Sau
ens &c &C. In cases Of dozen each, warranted " he
GILBERT DAVIS.
Oid brandy and Holland Gin d2i 3tinsnc
PACkET SHIP sIpDQNs FOR LIvEKPooL-Passen
cule Whitehall, Tuesday 25th rstapt at Ia o'clock
Al which time the ship will sail
Letter bags will close at the usual places O'Clock AM
puBLIC SALE Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTRU.
4 MENTS ..Will be sold at No. 30 south Fourth street
PHILADELPHIA for cash, Jan, 10TH 1884, the entire stock
and fixtures Of the Mu ca Establishment the late firm o l.
Meignen Co aud their successor VIM r. Bayey con ng
in part OF the and popular music music plates mus
cal instruments of all varieties, hographc plates Sc &c
By order OF the Assignee d23Siar c
VANILLA BEANS &c
Bases Superior Vanilla Beans.
500 lbs, Clean Caraway Seed,
For sale at reduced prices by JAS. s. ASPINWALL,
dS' stFec William stree.
1'O THE LOVERS OF FINE MUTTON-Tho,e who
TO Of good living aud feel Disposed p,tronizs the
breeding ard strnng Of stock, pre-
pcnsy induged by calnRst JEWELS Meat repos tory No
325 Dowery where ne lot M sheep, among which two
VI largest aud finest s in til cunty Other good
81 the will be exhibited during the
holidays rticulary and every thereafter The public
= da5 st'sc JEWELL
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Ill AN OFFICE in the first loft of a wanted the
:: first of January either in Pearl street between Maiden
lW lane and Old slip, somewhere that neighhorhood
The advertisers will have goods occasionally which they
pec the building the usual rates Of storage
Apply at 10 William ST.. up stairs. d25 STR
"a TO LET-The store No 81 Nassau street, the
4 Herald Buildings from the first of February Apply at
k.tU this office dl8r
ssxs FARM w ANTED-A gentleman wants to purchase
X, good farm Of thirty fifty eighty acres situated in
pleasant healthy place within twenty miles
Of New York Address A. to be left at the Herald Office
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CLARK, BININGER " COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,

So Vesey street,
HAVING completed the OF their Store respect
fully solicit Of their old and the pub
lie TO their increased stock of
SUPERIOR BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, LIQUORS,
TEAS, GROCERIES, sc.
Their goods particularly suitable for Hotels being select
ed with great for that purpose and embracing every ar
Gle equisite-Sega and Brandes particular Of choice
brands and vntee Chmagnes London Porter Brown Stout
old Scotch and Irish WHISTLES OILS Cheese Maccaron and
Yermcelli.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Choice Lqueurs Preserves Brandy Fruits Grapes Raisns,
Spiced Chocolate Curans GeatiDe Tor making Jelly few
minutes Extract Vanilla Wax Candles Almonds and every
thing necessary for the Of families.
~ Sole egents in New York for Demuth's Snuhs.
2vs
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,

AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
HOLIDAY WEEK, FROM DEC. 25h 10 3eth
10 TWO PERI ORM ANCES EVERY DAY. IA
Ats o'clock afternoon and O'Clock evening.
'''" BRILLiANTLY ILLUMINATED
GIecan style with coored glass; &c
presenting Of Gorgeous Magncence never equaed in
GEN TOM THUMB, FOR ONLY DAYS LONGER.
In accordance with almost universal and to grav the
and increasing crowds which daily thonging TO see
this wonderful little Man. he Icing the smallest person iha.
walked alone and weighing only Is Pounds he will de
sailing Europe for five days longer He be At all
hours during the day and evening and will anse the audience
with dances &c and at each performance he VIII repre-
sent the
ANCIENT MARBLE STATUES!
which the delightful performances he ever offered
Among the Ajax deyipg the LGhning-The Afr
Fighting Gladiator in three positons-Hercules Struggling
At each entertainment will be produced the Holiday
HARLEQUIN SANTA CLAUS
This splendid production hs. been several weeks ia prepare
ton under the direction Of Mons and Mad Checkeni from
Nbo's Garden: 1t. numerous. amusing t,ick: change,
al 81 sms. hso %
Columbus Miss Jecelyn-French Clown, Mon Checkeni-
Pantaoon Mr. Booth-Santa Claus. Mr. EreHent Black
ss sfhG Boy 81 Ps
Mr.. II. Q. SHERMAN, the popular Bal ad Singer.
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Story Teller and Ethio.
'''A o'a''' THE WHOLE Gypsy FAMILY.
70 The Family of Wandering Gpsies siI in number the
first that visited America can be seen during the whole
The Gypsy QUEEN be privately consulted REGARDING
70 Admission to the whole Is cents-children under
years, half price. . -
Queen dz6 re
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PORT OF NEW YORK. DECEmBER go

Sun RISES ..7 IS Moor SETS 10 ls
,uH hrTa.-. .....s 6 HIGH 10 0
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARIS THEATRE.
tasss o%BS.e G Eq 3 ~
rhls EvENj JNNr y; sH iSREal be ''''''"''
Lord Hastings. Mr. bsSsry jsss Shore. MnH Hunt
Grand Bale, Dance AMI by yh':S Mis-. Julia rurnbun
v''"f Ei1i..., Ss"' k'iHsI' Nh. H. Hunt. Lowell
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THUS EH TH SPY p os s sf Mi sfT s''e' with
hodoiph9 - Mr. Held
Broad Sword Hompipe. Mad1e Rallia
THE STAR QUEEN.
Demon Master. Stevens Queen Star, Mrs Henry
nTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. December The performances. will
49,, LAMENrATI6 SS%T 81 Billy LILY LAcKApAY:
Friday, Mitchell ,Nipeheese Holland
DIA n eGs' Rsv EN-
Diana, Miss Taylor Daphne, Mrs Watts
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Splendid D.y Performance every ss,sIdY e O'clock
s..;s g S S'9ssis':: S:.
$%:a sI' g: I'LL S%sit
Performance will a eoes with 'si the o.u.. Pa.
wARnrohs s.q Or 9i HihSsposrAN
Elepan EIe,cses by the Juvenile Stephens.
Arena Gymnastics by Mr. Mcfarland
Mrs Cullen IN the OF Massettos Bride
The Polish Brothers will appear
An Operate Act called
SHEPHEhDESS AND HER SWAIN,
BY Levi North and Mrs Cole.
Posturing by MIR Coe.
Battoute Vaultng by the Troupe OF 20 and Mcfarland
A two and -four horse act, by MIR Turner
Mr. Lee, the American Hercules will appear.
After which
FLORA AM POMONA. d.
tine Master. WOOD Wood and Xym
An African Concert
q AZ
Corde Volante by Hiram w Franklin
To conclude with
HEROIC CAVALCADE
The dooTs will be opened 6overture at 7-psrfpmanae
will commence at Ia O'Clock.
TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Boles IS cents; Pit i2k cents.
TUESDAY EVENING" Dec. 2s-The performances will
commence with grand pantomime eutitled
DON QUJXOTTE. go -,
After which Feas of Postung and Tumbing
Still Vaung, Leaplng Somerseting, &C.
Negro Songs CLoruses, SC. by +" Ole whitlock
To conclude with
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
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TO TAUORS.

STINEMETTS and complete work on the subject of
be surpassed swth the utmost confidence ser.
ESs e p1,os
cap city ma. obtain better practical k1o Wedge Of
Who %hs. ok Snss rapid
e $ ae ss Ss .p
aoa Of the inst OF the profession and cannot fail to give
ss9ye fan A ts 0O some
In sn of 81
to "A, or upwards. d2l I'm zee
GENTLEMENs LEFT OFF WARDRoBE--Gente-
Apparel into cash. obtain same the highest cash
Tofames and gentlemen quitting the city, or changing resi-
dencs having any .uperuou effects dispose e will find
attend them at their residence by sPpGiatme9t,
line through the Pest Office or otherwise will receive
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired.
NoTcE-Mr Levett wishes to inform the Public, that he Is
mposts "0e VINO maze a. ms
GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFFS wARDRoBE--Gsntle-
ing Apparel into cash. Obtaa for the the highest cash
families and gentlemen quitting the city or changing resi-
sns to e ANY To ss I e will find
'eH' ''" At '"e' 'F'0snee 0' ip .pIGIGsV%EsPNsrYN
,an lps through the Post Office otherwise will receive
prompt at.snoon d22 lmsrc
The subseribers offer the community an ex
q aoys as soe Fashionable s ,s fs s.o n
Under GGsT ees o Fl s%spsnde
a" mahs sGa IF n pS ofy c
amS ss Witch fancy fSO I.d and 3" stripe. il
% n e article.
er s y 1Rd e rSes 70 sui de
dis lmr SUCK &C., co Cor DIPS Park Place
BEREAVEMENT THE, ORDER OF THE DAY :
The UNDERMINED respectfully inform their fri nds and the
olsIdd q French and English ishs Gas.imses
Which esss style not .a afS
KIN s vii Th &c . s9 %,s
'GdRii,"y on hand 'Vs m # Ss Wy ' So
To ECONOMISTS .sient's Apparel Cleaned and Dressed
asa ssns 70, .s. S WHOLESALE
nd aas % Cash paid for c0AIrs nns .' ss Nassau
he s s. Il .1s :'issit
Sr % i Is The G the zig
the public ana an excellent assortment will be kept handle
Garments also be altered and repaired at this establish
call respectfully solicited by Obedient
NIB Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth can have them
up on the most TERMS and good hts nss %
RAIL DRESSES The subscriber has just received by the
50 cases ladies embroidered Robes, from 81 upwards
Z, do Organd embroider in colors, from 81 upwards
PLAIN white o S Ma sHS Stsfi bs sRS S.
100 cartons infants embroidered Robes, very cheap.
- PETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway,
dill lmec between White and Franklin streets.
FANCY BALL ESSES
TO LET,
in. p1NTEUx.
CAFE DIES MILE COLONIES,
d29 lmsec 3O7 BROADWAY
REMOVAL.
THE FRINGE AND WORSTED STORE OF D. NJ
L PEYSER co. has been removed No 60 John street
opposite the former st,ud of no William n2s
MUFFS MUFFS!! MUFFS!!!
AT COST PRICES
GOOD assortment for sale at J. H. ARCIIERS Hat and
a Cap Stores, 204 and $50 Greenwich street
N. B-New style Gents Travelling Cars-a great variety,
very cheap dl9 3teod'e
STUART, LADIES' HAlR-DREsSER, No. . Murray
- street, respectfully announces that he ia prcpsved
wal adies their residences aud dress heads according
to the laSst farusn fashions. TeIas moderate,
ms 2mAnc
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HETa.-s .......3 &c HIGH WATER ~ 0
|
Arrived.
British schr Manila 0Bren, II days from Halifax. Ms
with fish, TO c. s. Roland.
Schr Corvo Crockett days from Thomaston with lime
TO master.
Schr Richmond. Ames. IL days from Thomason with lime
Below.
One bsrque and brig. Wind Me-
Ship Hindoo, Proctor, from Boston, and British brig
Evry, Knowon of Parsboro both for NYok. passed
off Norwalk Islands, date.
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BROADWAY

BROADWAY
TEA STORE,
N5a sTs c and .Ss
friends and the public that they have oened the above Store
principally Of Tss Of the aet Qualities selected
with the greatest care from he ,:r ss s ca'soes'
4 40gppE Hvsou FROM. 800. ......2.oss
Inperial "..........-.. ..,s to IS
Pouchong 49,. .'..3s TO 6s
Soucnong -. ........ ......'.is to IS
As the above Tsa. defy compe,on.in freshness,
quality price aud that selections made by oee
o. tue most competent '"acttoj F r Fl Ee''S
Also general S"r 81 Goe Fruits for The holidays
all kinds sugars very fact every thing appean-
a i OIL ~'''A Is Th K 8
FRNTrsTs, GRoGERIEs, TEAS, WINES, kcaG Sass.
and Ists YOUNG M Lhatham street, offer at Wholesale
Sss: '@s S "a S.s sss; " ss.i'is:
sapeo; Id Wnes and Lno, Of various grades
French and American Cordios on drsfS and in glass.
L N%S R,s and Shss brand;
!s%Ss p p s%1 H 1 and fG e IS boxes
saatosa Pavilion Water IN qas and pint bottles Goods
delyeedl of the city free Of d2 lm-c
SUPERIOR TEAS, CoFFEE and sUGAR-Al,o Wine,
fresh Fruits, &c for cash only,
j. ). SCOTT u CO.'S Wholesale and Retail Store,
- 76 Nassau street.
Wines and Liquors put up hotties demohrs Goods
sent TO anv part OF the city free Of d. mssc
NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROvI
~ SION STORE1Families pthe neissborhood of Sixth
of Groceries and Pro, will do better by large cent
in buying the cheap Provision Store No
lane where all articles n the Grocery and Provision line
be purchased cheap IL cheaper than other
ment in that vicinity Goods warranted SUIT if the
money will be returned. Goods any part Of city,
free OF expense. MICHAEL KELLEY,
dis lmsec Q Greenwich lane
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1914 is APPROACHING-When every body is in pur
lOf suit Of something pretty and suitable to
friend relative nothing be appropriate than good
BOOKS. those things which under the head Of Fancy
Articles, or the Fine Ats.
WIN. A COLMAN, No 2O3 Broadway,
prepared usual with of the choicest
diversified collection probably in the city list of
selection of the popular aad best adapted for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS he distributes will supply those persons
who will either call send for IL will them much
labor by calling st once and examining for themselves
". B-NO CHARGE to his Book Store and Print Room
which up stairs-entrance by the lower door.
d23.26 28sm
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ASA b. PERKINS,
CASH
L Ii l. ORIN G ESTAB MENT,

CASH
TAIL ORING ESTAB LISHMENT
No. So Cedar street,
NEW YORK.
GENTLEMEN who PATRONS. this cash establishment will
sSs d of from e 70 30 Re, cent
here they are not ovechaged equivalent TO the delnqusnces
Those who preparing the holidays would do well
call ana examine the stock of fashionable goods at the above
Coats ready made. DO imsr
EENTLEMENs FURNISHING sTORE-Tne sub
aud Over Coats Vests fsnaioons &c Which lie will sell a
the following low prices for cash. viz -
Sack DO. ............... .......3 to
:, Pantaloons and Vests, ;.:......".........3 to
made and trimmed at the following low prices viz
Over Goats, from''.. '''.''..'..'..'''Sl to 10 90
Pantaloons and vests,.. ..... Isl 50 to i75
5p hs --latest and mos. approved French pattern
DIS m1 mace WI 2'a GdIL ms So Maiden
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES 81 JONES,
100 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
hel stocs Is not e9nasd in this and their goods will be
Winter Gloves.
Pocket Handkerchief, &c.
Under Garments of every variety OF Eng,hand Americas
Merino W. Shirt. and Da-crs
Shaker Shaker flannel kas Dc Dc
PLAIN Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies Merino&Silk do do
snk SHIFTS and Drawers Ribbed and Plain made to orde
At the shortest notice.
ss a.psrxsI.r. ss ss.s:.
and every other article %Ap s Quitting goods.
comprises every style now in use for
youth ard children greatly reduced prices OPS 2m
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MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
(IEORGE r GREEN, Nos no Chatham street and Bow
sortmsnt Of Mems Bows and Children Clothing Of ali de-
respectfully invite the attention Of those A, he has
made arrangements to receive CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
satisfaction to all who may purchase.
N BGamsnts made order the shortest notice and
win strict punctusIty. d2 lmsm
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A. A. SAMANOS,
NOS WALL EL STREET AND SsS BROADWAY.
HAS JUST GSfHH e 4? sS$hs5 in
Rss. Medium sa HI Lord paper
Segars.
All the vaeu, .nes and choice auaie. Of tn. csebrs
Port Of Havana Rsgalias and medium size.
Justo Saw Principe.
asa fancy s%si ToSaseo 90 qualities
s%HGaHFf o S ss Qualities
The seiebisted stcStoshes Snuff Of New Orleans. together
s ,'seS s&1as Hs
SUNK &Rs s with general
ment Of segar Ca,es, Snuff Boxes, &c.
Si Sss sssa in bales
CROTON BAKERY NOTICE.
SIX POUNDS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING
Kerry y James ySss bread for
T nGs 'h fer in II. %asi
~ Ras at sif
ter GafksIs fresh every day rman and New Year Gales
above articles e.nIse bad a. the branches
. az. nf %. Frankfort aS Join Sf Il ss%
TOMPSON'S CAKE.
with Cake for the holidays the subscriber would
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Rout Cake Plum Case Pound Cake New Year Cake and
general ofsmal Cake constantly hand, and
ders for any quantity sent to any Of the city.
JAMES TOMPSON,
d2I Iw*ec 40 Lispenard street, Church.
CRACKERS! CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
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Pilot and Navy Bread and every other description Of Crackers
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supplied the shortest notice and at the lowest prices
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