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P R ESCOT7
CONQUEST OF MEXICO.

HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO, with
aPrsvin'1ary Visw Of the Ancient Mexican CIVILIZATION,
Win ''e LIE oi the Conqusro7. HERSASpo CoRTEs BIZ
WILLIAM PRESCOTT, author of Thu History of FeIdn-
and ana ISABELLA Illustrated By splendid Ens.arnes
steel In three octavo volumes. Elegantly hound muslin.
Vol. H. triH bsready nert rtet.
Vol. III. on The 22d inst
Extracts from an article By the distinguished historian,
FREDERIC EoS RACMER, published in the "BlG'ter fur
kterorsche tnfsrhalsn Ne 2i August e. l2i3 on Pres
colts Ferdinand and lsabeIa"-
h'shiy remarkable inversion in the deveor-ent Of
history wn IN the very fact that an American has pro-
ducsd hy lar the most thorough and best written book
the most attac'ive p7rtion Of Spanish history"
= AT all events Mr.. Pre7cots work cout1adtrs the
proaeh SO often cast houshess'y the Americans both
writing and IN conversations that they only the
ondary and material interest Of the present Apart the
truth that these interest; constantly essential
and mutua action with Intellectual effort, there shown
here an lnduStFy II the Investigation OF authorities noble
ness and nrtai!ty OF Judgement and proprery and clear
ness N exposition, such seldom found European
works"
affords u' especial satisfaction that suggested
the excellent translator the undertaking of this work and
call upon him 10 transfer 70 our German tongue with the
same care, the HISTORY OF The CoHqUssT OF MEXICO,
which ID soon TO appear Certainly this second work OF Mr.
Prescott will possess athe advantages Of the rst and i'll
perhaps suIpa5s II in poetic and romantic interest"
d5;t F. vow RAU.iER.
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Two Fools sArIsElED-A duel took place on
the 9th ut in New Orleans between two gentlemen" (9
which shot through the calf of the leg, and the
other through both thighs infcting dangerous wound in
the ANTrsiA rRoruSpA The who shot off the artery
and got shot the calf Of the LEI satisfied and tbs
who shot the artery and no lies umbling the very
verge OF death is also perfectly satisfied aud what more
every body Enops they satisfied How easy IS to be
made happy. bullet through mans lungs al the South
seems 70 be greet SGttsfdcfion
OUTRAGE AND A RloT IN. A CHuRcH.-A cores
ponden, of the Philadelphia Sun give, OF dis
graceful scene ,ha, occurred Allentown in which Rev
Newton Hes,on aud several hs congregation knocked
down 1t Seems father with his aud friends
the church search Of his daughter and with
obtaining hex commenced savage attack the peaceful
congregation.
1.-THE village Of Akron, Ohio, is fast rising
'uto consequence manufacturing luow contains
four large FIGURING Mills, and the fifth 60 UPS
1862 barrels OF flour manufactured al these mills the
past season, from the 2th of April the 9TH Of November
During the period 10000 bushels Of wheat pur
chased from wagons in that market.
T. Pete Milestone, the notorious freebooter,
who for several past has been guilty of the most daring
atrocities Gu The travellers and czsus upon the borders OF
Texas has been shot by whom be had threatened
MILESTONE represented have robbed and killed more
than twenty different persons within last fifteen
he was about sixty years age and agile as buck
ead Of an IRON constitution.
" The Shawneotown, III. Gazette saws that
me southern psr, Of that State flooded with counterfeit
Auditors Warrants; also with counterfeit Indiana and Ken
tucky Bank Notes with plenty of spurious gold and silver
coin for change.
u~ A bill passed the House of the Tennessee
Legislature the 25h u prescribing the mode electug
Senators Congress 1t VIII Doubtless pass also the seu.
ate a resolution has asop passed The House providing for
the investigation of the Bank Of Tennessee and its branches
u On Saturday last an interesting little
daughter of Thos Backwood, keeper Of the La Fsyet'e
hotel, Bsidgeon Nj. burnt to desth by her clothes
taking d,e.
y There was large meeting of the Wings
Va on the 29h alt and spirited resolutions
passed. aud preparations made Cor the coming contest
W Assistant Vice Chancellor Sanford was m
!uIeo Yesterday 10 court he commencing args
nfa'' BY the falling of heavy bliad upon his head.
y A Mr.. VIM. Wright OF Cincinnati was
the 2Sth ut
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WHOLE NO. s27.
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah NlchafdS, AuctIoheer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS q PLAIT
ID la6 Broadway.
AIS O'clock. At the auction room.

AIS o'clock AT the auction
EXTENSIVE SAGE OF ENGLISH AND A3iL SipAS booKs.-A
large aud very choice collection valuable books consisting
Of tre brs!y Books, magnificent teshsd Books sis
CAN'T English and American Annuas hue Bibles, School
~ S h hsH % sSs:: os; ofk. l9
Select seehSs Aso 99
yers,y Gissian> Commentary on Hebrews 2o0 vols of the
English Poets fine editions sulbe for Presents; Web.ter.
Raphael; Pictorial s4i;ions Ct Liz OF Napoou Robinson
Crpsos md Wear Of WAkshel Romano Works; Kossn.
e Ap "a Of FsTas BautS BGeeksntsn Passes of HI
A M sems W., VII. , pest
y nps, 100 Walkers School Dic,iouar rhrlps Chems
gYp 40 m ree9 stns S rba and Alas
Book OF Gems folio; Bakewell's Geoosy5 Leiryrs Mo.
Bibles q Family Bibles 80 Pocket Bib elegantly bound
Ba 1879 .Is. SG ,5 R"ot 6
10 Gems Of Beau,y sdtS By Lady Bengton; 10 Gems
Beany sgnh sq6.ets iSo; 10 The kssf5ake 10 Hea'hs
DIawng Room scrap Book Heeihs Driving Room Port
iish Paris SPLENDID wort some. Charac aud Costumes
Of Tulkel folio splendid plses;2 Finen Cutlery Of B.
Audaiusian Annual srs9dl!l eol. s ;!a ms,-
Grsen; IS The Iris 10 The Jewell; IS Magnolia. &c.
Also complete sett of account books FOX bank made Of
the 6nes, paper and bound IN superior manner
engraving
At s O'Clock. the Auction Room.
FRiyATE LIBRARrA large cole cton Of valuable Books
iron private libraries Fu,ther particulars hereafter
AT PRIVATE. SALE.
PAPER HASCINGsFour of Paper Hansuss crnsi.I-
Ing OF Varieu. patterns o' Satin and Plain Papers.
FURNITURE NOTlCE-Sota Bedsteads, &c.
r COTTON world inform all who are III want Of Fur
Ilture OF any description that he prepared furnish and
ma constantly on hand vey large assortment inc udrg
tanei!s Patent Sofa 3edsead which for simplicity dura
billy and economy are without thsr equal: The public arc
nr led to call and examine iem-also ell other KIND, OF
Sofas always Oh hand.
Those breaking mp housekeeI ing OF wishing to sell I'll Q,
portion OF their Furniture vii find ready sale py send
lax 4 line or calling upon the subscriber.
Sales by Auction faithfully attended 10.
au26ist +. COTTON. iio Fulton and "a Ann ,ts.
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&c The inv;sih.c " A; closely resembles the
real head Of hair that aceptcs and cornosseurs have pro
bounced the perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
day. The grea, advantage this novel and unique Wig It's
being made without sewing weaving. which rs APP
rearance so closely resemble the natural hair both III light
ness and natural appearance DEFY Detection
beue beautiful porous and so free that III all cases OF
rerspratiou evaporation unlped, and the evils O.
other Wigs entirely avoided The scepc and connoisrur
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wiz and te
peculiar method Of lifting the head, the manufacturer a.
t. Barry, Broadway OF Liberty street, up stairs
nj mis-
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o. Citizens VINO do not like 10 be called on weekly or
monthly pay for the Tribune Informed that they can
pey advance ST the office for any not less than six
months
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FROM BuENos AyREs, Sept. 24.-The ship He
ald which had been sent in BY Admiral Brown, psze,
having register would probably be ordered 10 the Unted
States. for the decision OF the Government a letter OF
o3d says: " The Brazilian Minister Montevideo has
fused acknowledge the blockade which Admiral Brown
has lately laid that port and is feared tina, rupture
may take place between this country and Brazil
This Government enlisting for the squadron CIV
Ing fifty silver dollars each bounty And tits supposed that
ii the Brazilian Nouteydso should oppose Admiral
Brown enforcing the blockade he will attack them and
The Imperial Naval Commander had been ordered by the
Minister withhold the recognition OF the blockade tili
arrival Of fresh Instructions from the Court of Rio de
JaneTo. Salem iteslsier
TIE NAy1GAT1oN.-Thc North America was at
the wharf this morning before daylight making her way
without difficulty though ice Of thickness
tered near Casti-ton. TO day tia weather mild and the
wind Southerly that may look for days OF
steamboat navigation LAIo Eve. jour @t.
BOLD RoBBERY.-Y estcrday afternoon the
Boarding House No $50 Marke, entered by person
dressed in wouans clothes and sunry articles of clothing
aud ewelry stolen tappeaIs that the pncpa! object Of
the thief obtain money, sbou. ten trunks were
'''''' 'to- Newark Post, Dec s.
FIRE AT CuARLEsrowN, Mass The Warren
School house an extensive brick building situated Sum
mer street. Claestown, belonging the Town was cen
sumed by fire las, Monday evening
FIRE IN RoxEuRY-MoRE HoRsEs BuRNr.-On
Sunday morning, about o'clock, tire broke out in the
barn Of Nh Shuba5l Bills Rucgles street, Roxbury
VIII Gu together with four horses and quantity OF hay
aud grain, entirely destroyed
y QuARrETrE PARTY.-A family by the name
Of Morgan residing the mountainous part was made
decidedly musical Friday last By the advent OF ioai child
rtn al BIRTH all OF them humping boys, aud bora WITHIN
Que hcur. Boston Atlas.
MELANCHOLY Standardization Wheeler,
Esq OF Grafton Mass highly respectable citizen Of thar
town, c'mmed suicide Saturday last by hanging HIM
self IN has own sTanary He Was IS years old.
FIRE AT WALrnAM.-We learn that a fire broke
out a, aitilam Mass Sunday monin about O'Clock
which destroyed factory aud y. dwelling houses in one
OF which was the Post Office. Loss estimated sl2 600
u The two mates Of the barque Windsor,
previously reported having been lost en- the 9th October
last 20 miles east OF Havana have arrived New Orleans.
Inc cargo oil the Windsor has been saved partly damaged
and taken HAVANA. The cargo was sold on the l7 for
| $3.50 IS.
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THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE SEASON
HARPER BROTHERS WILL HAVE READY
On Wednesdays richly bound,
VOL. l.-PRIcE TWO DOLLARS, OF
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pimpes eTupons botches scurvY, mophew, heat SPOTS.
bites and all irritation and Toushnss and sallow
remarkable vi recen, chemical discoveries Its enoent and
healing qualities spoken oin all directions and every one
10 answer all ordinary purposes aad be mad genuine
oa att Walker one door from the corner OF BEG P
ladslphia Gray Poughkeepe; Toassy. Rochester, Myers,
New Haven Dyer, Providence Carleton, Lowell; and
Trpp, Newark MA lmis
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Deepening OF THE EXHIBITION {

l)E.OfENlNlr OF IhE EAt1lbl11ON OF
IL Chemical Paintings In the Granite Building Of
Chambers 81. and Broadway.
r. Winter grateful Tor the kind patronage which he
aud the citizens generally that his Exhibition will reopen
Tuesday evening. Dec 1873, consisting Of the following
views:
No /. City Of Jerusalem and Crucixou. Q Church Of
the Holy Sepuchre and g. Belshazza Feast Previous
winch he will ba pleased TO Exhibit several splendid Da-
phres Pictures, the subjects be varied every evening Adj
mission IS Entrance Chambers ST. Doors open
P. NJ; commence at It. di lUss
A MEXICAN MUSE Uni, AND PERPETUAL
GENERAL TOM THUMB, JR
This magnificent tt, who the delight of all who
him. aud who is perfect III his proportions lively intell
gent, and
Weighs only 10 pounds!
remains but a short time longer M positively sails for
signor Fyzo's celebrated MECHANICAL PERFORM.
Frs.
Mis-. MARY A. CANNON, from Bottom will introduce
laughabie MONOLOGUE, in which she will appear in
Seuer0t Comic Characters.
GREAT WESTERN the great Locomotive Niger.
T. G. BOOTH. the Comic Singer.
MIR. II. q. SHERMAN, the Ballad Singer.
Miss ANNECATHRiN WAGNER, the beautiful
Gypsy QUEEN engaged. She years old and IS
the F ORTUNE TELLER, and Queen of the Clan Of Be-
heman Gpsles that recently arrived in Baltimore These are
the PEOPLE OF EGYPT She can be hrogghTqt
THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE!
Performances evening and " enesday and Saturday
afternoons O'Clock. Evening performances az O'Clock
25 for rR1VATE consultations with the Gypsy
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C SOUTHPORT Wisconsin, first settled in
1896, has now 1890 inhabitants--S56 of them
between 90 and 40 years of age-and shipped
1880 bushels of Wheat this season. 1t has
four Churches and fifth building, 6 Clcrgymen
and IL Lawyers. Fifty cents bushel is paid
for Wheat.
Racine, half way between Southport and Mil
waukee, has l,l03 inhabitants, 3 Clergymen and
a LAWYERS.
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BOARD WANTED--Wlth furnished room o,
- "o rooms, he lower part Of the Cy, bys gentleman
ani his vile. Address w Putnam box $50 Upper Posi- Or
nce. u22
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~ NIufs, NI,Iffs, Nurfs-Of very superior quality,
among which ti- hues Natural and Black Lynx
10 Be found IN the cy-iOr sale at WAISONS,
Hat and Fur Store, IS; Chatham st.
n B Ladies would DO we'll 10 call and previous 70
purchasing elsewhere Ta,sd tufts Of description.
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r3rO LAWlERS-LAW BOOKS The subscri.
5' having been in the employment OF Hal.ted and voo
HES FOR several past has commenced the Law Boot.
Selling his own account, and respectfully Informs the
Members Of the Bar aud Students At Law, wishing pur
call he Intends sell reduced pLices?3 Nassau
street. one door south of Cedar street New York.
n30 Sw- J. Il. HALSTED.
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DEALE'S NETWORK MUSEUM AND PIC.
All for l25 Cents

In addition the great National Portrait Gallery and
500 900 Cuiostiss, there are SPLENDID PERI ORNAN-
CES every evening O'Clock. aud Saturday afternoons
three O'clock, cons sting Of COMIc and SENTIMENTAL
Nc bAEEEHr-TPPGRo hArKAV A
,CEtEBRATEp KEE ST, IN, MINsTRELs!
MADAME, ADOLPHE the lady of intelligence, who
may ssu4 ro" s ne DAY and eyirnF regarding
Madame Adoph Is proud TO refer 10 \. P. WILLIS, Esq
editor Of the New Mrrc who much delighted
TRIVATF. consultations thar HE PROPOSED TO CALL
AGAIN and wrote nigh eulogy her abilities to the ed
tors of the National lnt-l igencef at Washington.
!idmt4nc- the whole IA Cents shilling extra loI
consulting Madame ADO ph
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GtNItEL BOARDING ar Mrs. CERES, No.
~ n Courtlard; street Single married gentlemen
ne accommodated with excellent Board and comfortable
rooms moderate terms Also, font r,or and bedroom,
the second ;ioog, furnished or unfinished. NH Ins
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nENS,S THEOLOGY.-Rev. c. Sparry's Ex-
~ tracts from Den Theology on the nature ofCoafesscn
and the obligation of Sell for sale the publisher, cce
No lie Nassau Price IL: cents Sc hundred
Dis 6tis-
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OARDlNG----UNITED TEMPERANCE
- HOUSE, AT 81 Greenwich street.-The house is l,rgs
aud the furnished with gIates well calculated for
families sse sentlcmeu One parcr the 6rst feo,
lodgings 81 week TRANSIT rnt board shpGs rer day.
Nsals equally low. Please call and see. ma im-
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YucATAN-The schooner Grecian, Captain
Arnoux arrived yesterday from Sai via Csmpeachy We
are informed By gentleman who passenger her
that Gen Santmanat passed through sisa his way
Madeira the day before the Gsecian left for the purpose Of
making ,emens with n. Government 10 furnish 900
troops armed and equipped retake Laguna from tre Next
cans under the that Yucatan would assist him
diposessns the Nexlcars Of the department of Tobasco
Active preparations making throughout the country to
the supposed invasion By The Me1!cana Two BRUSH
frigaes lying anchor short distance from Cam
peachy and British otwar the FIRST
d, from Campeachy steering IN that direction The
news of the nontercourse between Mexico and England
nd reached Campeachy and it supposed that fleet Of
The, latter Government, would rendezvous in that part of the
Gulf the purpose Of making descent upon Vera Cruz
n O. Bee ?5th ui;.
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q FEW SiAGLE Gen lLtMcN can obtain
sails At % John payable IL dry goods groceries.
tf
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BOARDING al 100 Broadway, gent!e man and
- lady W. hout chdrenl and ,so or three eenemea can
be accommodated with Genrse board in pleasant rooms Ga
reasonable terms for the winter II immediate application
na,ts Ion Broadway. IS
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n- Jones's Bank Locks.-From among great

= .Jones's Bank L0c ks.-Fr0m among great
number Of testimonials the unqualified value and security
of these Locks the following submitted to the public
Mas. State Prison. CHARLEsTcyTH, Oct 49, lsil
Mr. h. {. JONES, Newark, y. J.
Dear Sy-n compliance with the request you made en-
Monda last have permitted three oi ne Gonv1cts IN TINS
Prison TO tr their skill yonr Ban. Lock- The have been
familiar with picking locks and make the necessary In
sirrnents for that purpose.
On this ,hsv permitted make such instt
they needed ate their operations 6n win
all their efforts, after expanding about days OF labor &c
throw back the bolt Of the lock- they could not succeed anu
they 10 the conclusion that Bank Vault secured hT
such lock, could be opened j 0 only with great diff
GUILTY unless pattern OF tie key could be obtained or an ex
animation could be had Of interior structure. The same
opinion also expressed by another convict an ingenious
macinst and lock maker who 1t Is believed was the
tor twenty years since Of the celebrated Lsve Locks
the kind Of locks which convlc acknowledge are the most
difficult 10 pick
will remark that we selected those convicts who SUP
in picking locks of az descriptions wo OF then, are vey as
neuised burglars from London and The thd no less dsti
suished 10 that line. is a lnila!.lrhian.
Respectfully. your oht servant,
CHARLES LINCOLN, Jr. Warden Mass. State Prison.
MIR JoyEs-Deay SirSince writing the foregoing, The
Lock has been examine, my Office by the Officer who has
charge of tie wltesuh shop the Institution, and VINO
Witnessed the efforts made BIZ the Convcts throw back the
bo He is white and blacksmith and is well skilled in his
professions being stationed here he has great opItuh
ties Of examining locks Of The most complicated workman
ship He is of opinion that lock Is lar superior 10 any
lock he has se and that could not be picked even
the interior should BE- He'd by burglar before
an effort should be made upon il for that purpose
Yours, &c. CHARLES LINCOLN, Jr Warden.
Certificate of Of the best Mechanics IN Neap. YORK ;o
aye aninrf infinitely Mr. H. C.. Jones's Bank Lock,
and do consider perfect OF workmanship IN al IT'S
parts do say that my opinion there not
man living that pick make key that will open It
without having the lock apart 10 do IT.
D.. Note
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TO IRON MASTERS.-For sale. Mill Sites
in the immediate neighborhood Of Btuminous Coal aud
Iron Ore OF the rstQuaty in Penny vanahe point
wh-re such Coal and Ore iound tosether
The commune complete with Philadelphia and Ba!t
by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
the property, and farther information Apply TO Archibald
to the at No ss Merchants Exchange New
where may be seen specimens of the coal aud al,o
nlN Sm. ~ 81 r CASEY Civil Engires,
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no THE LADlES.-CEEAP MUFFS AND
FANCY FURS, Of the beat materials and workman
ship for sale Al J. H. MCNARQUE'S,
NIL bowerv
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BOARD IN BOND-STREET.-B with
~ pleasant rcom, be obtained 81 Sc Bond.tses T,rm.
moderate.
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&c Health, Quiet. and Con,fcxt-I'he Gra-
ham HOUSE IS Barcaysee New.York proers ADVANTAGES
10 strangers stopping few weeks the such as
are rarely offered II is egiby located on clean and airy
street verynear the OF the city, and IL the
mediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings. Its
apartments and Will It's table supplied
with the best Vegetables and Fruits THAI h. procured ex-
GLIDING entirely Animal Food and stmulants OF all kinds.
Charges moderate and every effort made render Boares
comfortable. Shower Bath, free. Remember So Barclay
street jy25 #
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70 Juvenile Singing Ciass.-Mr; BRADBU-
Rl forming small Class for young Lads and Misses
o. instructed "Wednesday Afternoons, from IS to q
be assisted By Miss COPELAND, teacher OF Music, from
Boston
The Glass will meet on Wednesday Afternoon the eth inst
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These beautiful Shades, unlike al Others admit all the air
and hight the and perfect view INTO the seet-at
the they otsuct the view from The street INTO the
vsr,- orns mental. we is.f
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TIE
VEGETABLE KINGDOM ::

HAND BOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS.
NJ JUST PUBLISHED valuable and comprehensive
work by L. D. Chapn, Esq embracing all the most import
ant and entertaining kn oiedse interesting like 10 all classes
Of readers. that useful subject, He YEGETA-
BILE KINGDOM" IL comprises besides othe, SUD- ecs.
Vegetable Physiology, Botany, Organic and Agricu uTal
Chemistry the Geography, Elements, termination Causes
Plants the Cereal Grains Alcoholic aud other Drinks Food
Of Ancient and Modern Ssons and the Description Stats
tics Composition Culture Edible and Medical Properties,
PREPARATION Uses etc. of ali useful Garden, Field and Wild
Plants.
1t illustrated by liO ersravings, maps, copou, CLOS
sary, &c
JEROME LOTT, Bookseller,
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~ Frof. 7Iafit, BIZ request viii repeat his Lecture
on the American and French Eeroutions II the NJ. =
Church corner Catherine Madison w sdnesday
Evening, Dec Gh al eight o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
Characters Arlington Napoleon and Fayette French
Revolution French and American Revolutions contasted
effects Of both. ireland. Future prospects OF America
Flight Of the Nations Eagle.
Tickets q cpnts-A limited NUMBER issned be had oil
John Beamy liz Chatham ST.; Barker owle i Gather
m Mackeel s. smIeon 27 East Broadway; sutton :;
Grant ST. Jas Beaka, 2so Pear st John Pase Son, -
Division St, and at the door
Tro ii viii preach Tuesday and Thursday Evenings a,
p N. Seats free. 60 Gus
- Notice to Butcherx.-Au election Tor thirteen
Trustees of the real estate Association will takspace at the
Hide House Wednesday, December 90 l3i3 at O'Clock
T. NJ. b. order. VI II CHASE, President.
JACOB VARI4N, Secretary d4 2w
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pJARDiNG-- Gentlemen and their wives and
ID smSls t!emen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board a. ~ Is Fulton Is St-