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completed for Supplying according pre-
sous in;iEaron Fur HAT Al p.ice 1873 23l
which shall render emphaically the eaapert well
io1es pE.ced Gentlemen's Fur Hat sale IN this
city. Il prepared the style which characsefizes
our finest arce and Ike that article offered al prce
which cenDoi be continued without an unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned With al confidence atrs il To ne
fer the gentleman and ecopom the most desirable Fur
bat yet offered to2OtO SPENCER, s+5 Broadway.
II Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, lS7 Broad
way woulc INFORM the gentlemen OF New-fofk that his
Fall a1 Winter style OF Hats ready sr their nspcc-
;ian and critical judgement Ginning the distinction OF
having been tie hrs project aad abide By strictly
AMERICAN style OF Hats, instead OF serveiy copying Inc
Fashions oil Europe, which often uusaed to our c-
mate manners reoices peeeve that cthe have
sees n, 10 follow his lead. and that the following OF
European Fashions N Hats is anes entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
he ode-s Winter style OF Genlersep's Nutr!a Hats
s. So and them equal in material finish fashion
and durability any Hat sold low 81 n the city
he wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats
.od Ibis price, but "a 30 These he recommend.
equal TO any hat sod IN New-Yors al or nHder AID
challenges for them comparison with anr o'her.
esterler visiting our city sre respectfully invited to
ca AMI examine Ais stock OF Winef hats asd Judge OF
:keir quality coeient tnai whether the cheapest
ne es% Hat desired the inquirer vii sere be s1as1ed
Try h!m. {s2ntf' O. FISH, ISL Broadway
u Seers' New +f3cnih!y Family MnSa-
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81 year. lag cenpe:s ingls suuber. On Friday next
tho 18th of January, will be ssued from l2 Nassau street
No OF the above work. beautifully got rp IN the most
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OF ih- New York Youths Cabinet GATED January 2:
A NEW MONTHLY M.cAziNs-Ms. Robert Seas, editor
OF s. ars' Bibr Biography and other popular works, has
ofs-als' New Monthly Family Magazine Sem. ieea may
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originality OF ideas style, vehicle for conveying
to The mop the rich and beautiful specimens in deaii Ct
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useful information httsd aAc TO the capacity OF the child
ans the adult THIS intended rather magazine OF
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spc'd wlih Poetry ard miscellaneous Reading: ali OF
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vice, under the attractive name ef polite literature!
Oae uadIcd agents wanted 10 circulate The abse IN tins
city jill l'is
T Foreign Socks amPoricd 10 Crder.-D.
APPLETON co respectfully inform TIE LIBRARY pnb-
lie h-y sill coonue the branch Of heir house in Lon
DON No is Lutte Britain, and invite The attention OF he
friends OF Literature 10 the important advantages the eslab-
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defed.
Among the great variety Of publications abroad compar
ALVEY few sale in this country. great inconveH-
Is therefore, nbviard by this eent, any
person may leave bis order for particular work. and by
the rapid OF steamers the book Is al hand IN
few weeks
Professors and students Theology Law and Medicine,
Architects Mechanics and all who unable to procure
foreign books our country may for the small com.
mission per the cost. procure any work pub.
lished In any part OF Europe. -
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of duty.
agent Lepc, Tor the supply OF all orders tor books
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nown many who Visit our city o.
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