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PEALE's NEW YORK MUBEUW
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BrOGtisoay, opposite the Ctfv Hal.)
BRILLIANT NOVELTIES.



BRILLIANT NOVELTIES.
ONLY HALF PRICE.
OPPOSITION FRUSTRATED
FLAGS FLYING-MUSC PLAYING
TWELVE SPLENDID PERFORMANCES!
an for One Shilling
NEW YEARS, MONDAY JAN. LIST. 1874.
First perform 10 o'clock i, the morning. repeated
every hour.
For the espscia qualification Of Families and thdreu, the
Manager hm engaged for thay only sgr Vivslds
celebrated
MECHANICAL PERFORMERS
whose every motion and gesture resemble life IN fidelity
before Among the performers the Chinese Jug
ger-Turk,sh Pole Bal,neer-Indsn Ball TsmssOld Fish
WomanNes'o singer spi Dsnce-GrmsId tn. Clown, Ike.
This is the most Isueh liable performance any stage
Mons AUKlfN, the wonderful Magician aud
PROFESSOR OF THE BLACK ART,
His wonderful Feats OF Magic, with dsa7peara
ces, changes NC, have given him the title Of
THE WIZARD OF The WORLD
THE Gypsy FORTUNE TELLER
Miss Louisa Wager, sister to the Gipy Queen,
be pysey consulted at all hours regarding Fast Pre-
SNOW WHITE NEGROES.
10 just arrived from Brazil. two negro Boys t~v.n and
old perfectly white with pink wooly hair
They be during the whole day and evening
The Museum will be Illuminated In the evening.
Admssi0n the whole IA cests-one shilling eIfra for
consulting the Gipsy Girl. d6N
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baltimore Cattle Market.

The offerings Of beef cattle the scales this week have
been large Nearly 1000 sold at prices ranging from
81 TO to- % per 100 lbs the hoo netting SO 20 80
according to quality Therewere about 800 head left un
sold The market is well supplied with live hogs and
we quote them at SO 62t 81 per 100 lbs We notice
considerable sales at SO st though they generally
held at SASH OF dead hogs there is likewise good
lbs
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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDs AND VIsITERs TO
THE ISLAND OF, tUgA;,
DIR IInIrSE

PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER a.
OUR HOUSE, Library street long and iavoably known
~ and formerly known Military bail " i'll he for
aud tier first Jtnnar lgi For further particulars address
JOHN COLLINS, No 81 Welnut 81, ph,d
N. ID. All communications post paid. d2T d cod
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Will please COPY
Pnsaengers Arriyed.

HAvRE-Packet ship Duchesss dOrleans-Felx Boudard
Sackett and lady John Grive of New York; Commander
w Nicholson, Y Navy William Heiss jr Philadelphia; J
Esslinger Lousville--l8 in the steerage
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGUERREOTYPEE STARI ISHMrNT

,,u EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2s AND n.
hnosgreer has received large supply OF voiganden'
cebraed Daguerreotype Apparatus arys aud small sizes
calculation. W 'A'a'
Also new SUPPLY or bs' plates and chemicals which he
wMiants good and sesa reduced prices - ~
lne i0ewng gcatcncn have act AZ agents.
& White Esa li3 Broadway New York P. Haas Esq,
~ nh,ngtor, ID. u. Dr. A. Caspar Richmond, Va. s.
p!osdoe.t, E,g, for the Southern States VIM West ESQ,
All communications (post pad) and orders
WITH remapces will be promptly attended TO- and should be
mrecso 70 WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM,
OH JIM Eychange Budinos.- Phil adelnhls
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Married.

On Sunday evening, 3lst ut by the Rev George Bene.
NEAL, all of this city.
On Sunday evening" 3lst ult. by the Rev. John M.
Krebs, WARREN p. SMITH, to ANN MARIA BRYANT daugh
ter OF Lloyd Bryant, Esq. all of this city.
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both taken 60 Plato. Walker from Portland. and ohs"
JAsuco about Dec lsn port Ann Hitler, for Matanzas
K,scsToN ia Dec Elm port. Cslisto Hopkins from Pha
fsS,pAp Ps Dec SIN port Architect. Of and from Bal
'Dsn jss @ ss h Rose
Dc as S yse s S:s Sxs Luxe
R. nss Gov f:;' 1!s Of ro'n'
Owls iirAS Pee 2s-An VIM Wallace Hicks NYoIk for
M Pc My Rs S 10
with snoS The schr epr.sd the Bsskyater Yesterday
VI; s; H;, e$ nssss; e fSis os.
p Bs:rSs Below anchor u N,p,,hst
.S% fs o;'1; ss $
sae%s M2af.GS Ga MHs s Mary
stanton Be,ne Baltimore soth-No arrival CID Palestine
E %f::: &
Rs ss.. srSsS;9S%
1 mssf Pu Hsas J Rss NYs
Nd Ys sT %a m ha e: az 81
NV S sGS sailed rsssd BY Patriot
NY"Ik As %nd m. sSx B'sG s, FROM % EC
km6a best this Si as1%"on and
to prevent getting foul of Of the other cut his
small CABLE and her ashore Yates wharf and with lit
lie assistance hauled in without damage 28th. II
The fleet under weigh except brig Puritan Arr WATSON
Norton, st Jsgo de Cnba Boston; senator Pepper Mobile
for do 2sth arrival In port WATSON, Senator Pu
ritan Mary kimbal. Ivanhoe
.l 1SI E5ss . chrass
sS: s SSi!Ss
PRovrpyrcE Dec 2gSd James Otis Elms. Little r. .er
NC; Rrookhaven Henderson, NYork
FALL RIVER Dec 28-Arr Victory, Elwell, Wilmington
Sid Candace. Brightman Baltimore.
NEWPORT, Dec 26-Au- -, NewYork for st Johns: Nep
un. Johnson Portland for NYork Leader Hazard We:por
low New Bedford for Providence aud three fore and aft chn
unknown of them from Thomaston Sailed 2sth all thu
wind bound vessels
,RcHmeND, Dec 27-An Mary. Ward, aud Manchester
Worth. NYork
CH.nEEsToN Dec 2s-In the oing, Olive Eliza Parsons
frsm NYork
ST. MARys Ga Dec 25Arr Catharine (Swl West Indies
Cid Tscumseh, st Jage de Cuba. with lumber.
MOBILE Dec 2l-Arr Wetumpka. Fowler. NYork; Mozart
Mcfarland Falmouth. ia Cid Goodwin Davis Liverpool :
Arr 2ad Brilliant. [Bl Barr Demeraa; sadora Springer
CID Amo. Thurston, Liverpool.
Ranan Cha.s krS,on Mass Lys,poo Brl swnioId
Varnum Thomason. Cid Sabine Backington, Baltimore
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TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAS
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Boxes Is cents; Pit l2H cents.
GRAND FETE FOR NEW YEARS DAY.
THREE PERFORMANCES.
Morning.. Commencing at 10 ocieck.
Evenings n1S" ......... tx
The performances will commence with
Grand Ascension by Mr. Hood from the sround TO the
After which a Grand Cavalcsde entitled
ENEMIES IN WAR IN PEACE FkiENDS
Ground and Lofty lumbliug.
Mrs Gossin and Miss Divine in
FLORA An d POMONA.
John Gossin as Doctor Tmour.
Flying Cord Evolutons by Master Iurne.
THE CAROLINA MINSTkELS.
Mr. 81 encer as the Red Man Of the Forest
Mast Turner in his principal act OF horsemanshp.
Still VaHting by the Troupe.
Mira Uossn La Belle Parisienne.
Mons Marcoulller the great balancer.
The American Tar ny Mast Turner.
After which
Negro Songs, Choruses, &c. by I" Ole Whitlock.
To conclude with
DON QUIXOTTE
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smparing the sales through the week, we find thai
es auctuated from two to six per cent. Several de.
ptions reached prices full as high before quoted,
le others have not recovered the decline experienced
ng the week. Ohio 6s have very gradually crept up
per cent but it was with the greatest difficulty most
ntors anticipate heavy falling of after the books
4. Kentucky is quoted nearly high usual, while
Ina closed at a decline on last Saturdays rates.
here has been little doing in the way Of regular
- that prices of the most important articles Of traffic
shown but a very trinng variation At this season
emens are usually duh, prior to the commencement
n active period directly after the opening Of the
t. All classes taking inventories of their proper.
and counting up the annual profits, and busy in per-
ing their plans of operations for the ensuing year.
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The quantity of furniture shipped is the best critel
Of the extent Of emigration 1t will be that the trade
has set stronger toward Wisconsin than to any other
state while the amount of merchandise cleared for Ohio
exceeds that to any other
The trade Of Rochester has wonderfully improved US
AloI Ii. .AaI,Io
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
I'm the GERMANY

DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
I'm the Germany
rARINE DE GRuAu IasaRuAu p,ErAuTRE.,
I'm the Frenck Language)
entire artsce in this marker. resembles Sage, bu
IS more nptrieous and pound of it in IA
Ems%nts from ~ Guro Sa"n. looked for it in vain many
ye con,idei very delicate Wholesome money .avio,
f hes so quart. Ss q r IT,
and Be- to Children I Ss o
a" sal light and very hssl,ty diet ,M,
All, sy sa fs the right Sa
The only ens Depot fsf hi. article in The United State
loot Ia. .i &: Es sa;
ws
the lower part Of this city the retail grocers
sf II sse
New York. November oath, l843 dc msr
| SALT AND FISH STORE
4UO 100 Dbl. q Macksr:l 200 half 10 '-
go SACKS sS sf 3 A.hass Salt, 40 saln. do
aSs bushels d; e, q sf9 TSi an i. rSrs s
!s''''' r NELsoN WELLS CO. 81 Dey STREET.
or, MATCHES AND JEWELRY.
large }swss @ "'%s
ssGs @ to
an" Ga s%d Is G .a'
A LY9N- -, Jewslsy sto,. in the eity-A =
.tys ofswsy. fashion, both and Amer.
which be determined sell such prices
not fail give stssc ion Ladies and temen about pur-
PEI s.is mi s@-
h ham street Old gold silver bought tab exchange
stones. das imsec
THE. SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell watcbe.
aud Jeweiry low not lower than any other house 70
do, from s. to $50 each All Watches keep
good time or the returned Watchs, Clscks and Nu
steal Boxes repaired and lower than other house
ken IL exchange. or bpush, for cash THO PsS FISH
40 ,m.r R RN3s b T F1s,iHs
GREAT REDUCTION
DOUBLE ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING only Five Dollars
TIE FsT awarded SsS pea years
for the best specimens Of Ofhsnd Penmansp exhibited
o6IbsMiiTHs GHiR0GRXPiiIc INSTITUTE. for
PENMANSHIP
now during The day and evening, the reception
The gentlemen acqus bold, free and expeditions style Of
Mercantile Penmanshp IN from ten u twenty lessons OF one
The ladies taught Epsolary hand, beautiful
BOOKKEEPING.
The system OF instruction pursued at his Academy IN this
ts result OF thorough practical know ledge Of the subject
The being arranged TO render familiar the
T%NI 2SNSof BE 4auRD sPLY YEA sH
LANCING ONE SET or looks.
Gentlemen during theday and evening such hours may
best suit their convenience
For sale at the Aeadsmy-A superior moelc of Neale
rcns. MO I'm sec
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.


ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT
ONDON-sT. KATH ARMIES HOTEL. opposi,e the
n kahnTHy 29Ik s.' and Pc. the Royal
Queen mshp respectfully informs friends United
States that he has the f the above and
CANT establish rent which Is built and furnished regardless Of
part Of the dock in which the liners aud Of The other Anne
and Royal Exchange The house be conducted liberal
and economical principles The Coffee Room supple with
yands, Wines, &c Of the first quail " good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths Will be found the house Gentle
contract by the week month for board &c the
7 LENNEY be,s those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and BY attention to the wishes Of his hopes
20 that condolences and good will literally bestowed
him when steward Of the British Queen. DIR
MARRIED OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, dss,rous of a
w comfortable home fe, the winter can be gcntesy
cious and airy rooms the location being very Desirable
quiet, convenient the businss part Of the city, and
Families wishing make arrangements for the
winter season can be handsome furnished with
The advertiser feels assured, on the point Of economy
and good living her hoose cannot be surpassed and pledges
that no pains or -Sert2n. shall be spared TO nd every posi-
ss EfsF skE isf's who may homo, a 81 %
' UNI A ThdEE isLAN f,p Or H tTpA. ''i A"' ~
PROG X f IS III 20 TIE l.,
IN THE VILLAGE OF CERRO, three miles from H,v,
fitted and attended afordng the benefit Of country life.
preventing timely attendance business Every attention
promised by the owners 70 meet the satisfaction OF their vsi
tiers. -
Boarding for asnge person IN room,.' ~ Vo Day
" for two or three persons room, ''$ u 20 day
With families particular agreement he entered into
B-Omuibusse running from morning I'LL night be-
tween the Ceo aud Havana making the trip IN hall an hour
n27 Imsr
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ship Masters and Ar,

We shall esteem favor; Captains Of Vessels will gv
ecr Of the shipping LEFT At the for, whence they sailed tn
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Ohce all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be kuy
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- SEVENTEENTH WARD
GRAND AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALL
at Ni6io's, ah Of January 1874
TIM undersigned respectfully give notice the extensive
aTrang ements for the above ball are now completed
The room which Of the largest and respectable in
the city, " i'll be decorated in superior m amer.
Lothan's Celebrated Band is engaged
1t is the intent, Of the Comee to make this Ball
the splendid aud respectable that has taken place this
son. The whoe under the direction Of the Committee assisted
BY the Floor Mar ager, STEPHEN B. BOGERT, Esq.
il 7tsrc
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HESITATE NO LONGER

RUT IT have cough boz Of Cottons Gov Oh Lo-
are prepared it'll skill and accuracy, and
recipe will be cheerullv shown Physicians all
Mr. Michael Cox of Jefferson Market derived benefit
from them than any thing else he had usd Mr. c. Afford,
corner OF ihurch and Walker streets cured Of
cold and cough by boz n children have the
emcdy Is found IN Cotton. Worm Lozenges-Try them E
T. u mas p.en ~ years ~ the business, IA THIS city
this must give him advantage the advertiser who
by some sudden impulse energies all peIar
medicines without knowledge Of their properties The
above, with other valuable remedies prepared only BY
d3 Inn zee a65 BercLer Stree, ri v
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10 PKINTERS.
fOH SNLE.-Jw. founts Of Typc M,uon and Ncpp,r,,l
this oficr. " ''"' "'''
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days or the Steam Shipa.
- FROM LIVERPOOL.
hntannla, Hewitt... -. JAM 4 Feb.
Caledonia, Lott ... Feb. s March
Acadia, Shannon. Mar 4 500. -. Anri
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
TIE Subsc ibers have this day entered cop
for the transaction Of general Auction and Commission
business, under re firm Of -
WILMERDINGS, PRIEST & MOUNT
- At No. 81 Beaver street.
WV. +. WILMERDING,
WIN. II. PRIEST,
ANDREW MOUNT,
GEO. G. WbLMERDING,
il Iwfec WIN +. WILMERDING. Jun
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THE
IN Wis | BIZ f
uTG

SO closely resembles the real head Of hair that seeptc
~ c0nnoseurs isve pronounced IL the perfect
traornary invention Of the day The great advantage this
novel and unique wig is its being made without sewing
weaving which causes ITS closely resemble
the natural hair both in lghtness aud appearance
ey deecton its texture being BEAUTIFUL porous and
Tree that IN all of eplraon evaporation
and great evils OF other wigs entirely avoided The scc?
and connoseur alike 10 this novel and beau
tul Wig, and the peculiar method Of fitting the head the
manufacturers e. Barry LAG Broadway Of Liberty
street. M stairs, d27 Irnsrc
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NEW YEARS NIGHT.


GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT CONCERT HALL. 4O5 Broadway, will be given by
iT,c,ive e.isnt Mi.s y Ada,5 her Mis-. S
vocalist formerly Of the American Museum; Mrs Sharpe The
much admired soogress; Mr. Bn who was raparoasly
singer Mr. Kavanagh the ish comic singer; Mr. Campbell
Mr. Cook. TIC, &c.
Performance to commence at hair p s~1 oe ock
Ticket. One Shlins-To be hal of Mr. Oded. 500 Pearl
street, aud at the door
No pc, tponement of the weather il it.m
GLOBE HOTE-The subscriber has the hoooe to acquqin
n, friend. Ard The guoc that be has lately added 10 hi,
ea5 n, rent Table an t. ats o'clock at which limited
n er style neatness and elegance surpassed
tbs b wne Of s ss win 81
at reduced prices.
The subscriber has lately made important changes and i'm
prov his establishment for the better
Of families end parsons DESTROYS of residence
sns w suit T.. o. 1a
Tn 70 ns @ be continued as paR ~ % s; who
Dinner aud supper parties may be accommodate at the
shortest notice ji2wdy&ttwy*m
FOR sAtEThe lease and 6yarc, q that well .no wn and
adjoining the Olympic Theatrenow doing lars profitable
business The location aud natural advantages Of this popular
place well known to need single remark
selling and terms made known b. calling at the Hall.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD-For two gentle.
at No l2 White block from Broadway The house
newly furnished throughout in the costly amer Tn
table supplied with the best that the ords and
possible ct enon PAID to ENSURE TIE comrt Of bosders
helerences exchanged j Sissy
CHEAP CLOTHING FOR THE NEW YEAR-EveTy
body knows D. Owen 3s2 Grand street corn
those that do not should possible; his polite and
genenanly conduct needs comment As scientific
we'll cut well well garments makes the man for his
uwsd appearance that Of gentleman and prices
would satisfy the most fasdous well the exquisite
i'll itsec
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A CARD.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS
VISITING PHILADELPHIA, will find every comfort and
convenience that is desir. BILE in Hotel, at The
w A S III N G. L OF III o u 5 E,
223 Chestnut street, abOUe Sevenfh,
PHILADELPHIA.
mas ns cod Imsr II HAKTWELL. Proprietor.
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ADJUSTMENTS

PARK rHEATxE.
NEW YEARS NIGHT
sHs Sxs !f5'i orD s:..
LA Ak s1S rsiSe
The uHino~n''' 4. -. -. MIR II Hunt
THE cH!L6 A'!Se Sf THE MIST.
Gas s'i Ballet 5, s S.sss h Mis-. Julia TaSa
r &S si.s SSs 9th
valmopd, Barry Kelmar. . Lowell
CHATHAM THEATRE
GRAND JUBILEE IN HONOR OF
NEW YEARS DAY.
DAY PERFORMANCE
c'""''s TIE F HsSa:t, S Fiif =: D''"''f
pEh IF krcAT'ffeoN
VIRGINIA s il f2;slrSi T's" CONCERT.
NIGHT PERFORMANCE.
Commences with the ~ JEW jss, dramatic spectacle
MAkAR eli. DA hAKE
VIRGINIA Is ss sGpfSat m!is ' CONCERT.
mIrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRES
NEW YEARS NIGHT.
THIS EVENING. January ist-Ths performasc's Viii
z,,, 1nn rEr s 81 FaE fffrIcSDA e, E;.,.,
" Nss s:s, S Sc sS :: S ", T:sis'
Jim Along 10, ey, BY Master Joseph fArting,oI
a. THE IMP g. 5s'' THE Y ELEMENTS
The Imp. MIR faraIO6
To conclude with
DAY AFTER THE FAIR
jerry. Mr. Holland
NIBLOS GARDEN.
Managers ..Niessn Rockwell and u. r. Stone
~ splendid Day Performance Saturday 2ocioek
Equestrian Conductor Mr. a. ROCKWELL.
Master of the Circle " MIR. II. Needham.
%::a s.'. "a: G'a Ssin
Perrot and Mime Mr. D. huntington
NEW YEARS DAY AND EVENING.
The Greatest Bill the eitxenx Of New York
TWO r isn,l.t,rS% GANc
LEVI NORTH
in Two Magnificent Acts The first o'clock the Amer
noon. the second at o'cle ok in the Evening.
MONDAY. JANUARY l, 1874.
Magni6cens Treat 70 ushe, n the Neg Year entitled
Peril OF 4 HE CLOUDS!
PERSIAN HURsEMEN.
Master Stevens will APPEAR Little Constantine training his
airy s.eeds
Hiram w FIanklin his barehacked Steed
The French Hercules will xhbi. lis i.ats Of strsn'h
Sezaat will ride his Shyloek and Richard iii
a.. e lntsrmsson ~ -
Alter which an animated Scene entitled
PONY bRACES
Battoute Xaultng by the troup of 20 led by faraud
N Turner will ride and manage Six Seeds
Whsa esS On T III. Wan PS ot1fs Stone ssS A
Corde Volante by Hiram w franklin.
After which
Levi North in Principal Act.
Comic Songs by Five Nigga Minstrels.
To conclude with
OR. THE H Mf9AsTER RE q" Of NEW YORK
The doom will be opened at 6oveure at 7-psriprmanes
will commence at ~ o'clock.
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-lIcEs THE PRIScIPaL srAPLf AnJItLE;IN y YoKx
Ashes Pots 81 so 56H a so a 56A 81 so a 4 53k
do Pearls 90 a 0GH 90 a s 06H 06 a l2hs
Cotton, Nc fair OLA ~ ga az OLA 10
Pork, prime 0 Is so Q IS so Is a 67x
do Mess 10 s71aall 90 10 871aali 90 10 90 al0 l2h
Beef prime l2isa rs i2l3a Is l2ka so
do Mess 90 a 6 l2X 6 90 l2X l,Xa so
Flour. barrel 621aa Is 621Sa 68X 6212a 68k
Wheat bush 90 100 l vs. 90
LAID, kegs 6l 6Aa IN SKA ~
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hOO lON ChLEt
THOAiAe BELL. Aacnoueea
tStsvs No Is finn sfreef)
TUESDAY,
At loH O'Clock. in the sales room,
goods extra supsrne aud Paris broad beaver and pile
cloths cass vssngs hosiery Gloves SHIRTS tosoms ana
golfers. a..
apparel sacks, panaloons yes ciosks nc
Also trunks SUPERIOR ciothing over coats
pio sacks antaoons vests cioaksSc all maze IN the oes'
manner .,-
At 1917 O'Clock, at the sales room, i. N
general variety OF articles IN the
SAso, withous reserve four splendid piano orte aud line
Also, table cutlery fire parlor kitchen utensils
cut glass plated ware. rugs. &c. &c.
NB-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
busine.a like Sales will be rsgular and returns
THIS f''Dll'f Th6 6 s'si Ii s
~ r5 5btqk Ears " 2tP HS 81 LYLE
Packet Of !hs IL 1sprsryThs xe known so
si.ively sail Monday, list January her regular day
IL well that the accommodations this noble pack
for cabin I'd cabin and seraGe lifted up IN
fort being very high betweendechs which well lighted
ventilated Those returning this old country will
preference other The price of very
low for which and the best berhs early
should be made board foot OF Beekman st or TO the
ROCHE. BROTHERS u CO, IS Fulton street.
deor to the Fulton Bank
r. SThe New York sails from Liverpool on the LIST FebIu
a Persons sending for their relatives have them brought
out in her OF the packets comprising this une9aed
Of each month For passage apply above:
B-The new and superb packet ship Yorkshire burthen
sail Liverpool the 18th January 1874 her regular day
d2rc
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this age of Quackery and Humbux important
choose experienced Physician.
DR. T. EVANS

SOMETHING NEW TO THE LADIES!!
THE PARLOR MAGAZINE: p
A LADIES', AND GENTLE EMS
WEEKLY GAZETTE
OE Literature Fine Arts and Sciences with Reports and
Notices OF Balls Concerts Sorees, Theatrical and Fla,
onabe Intelligence will be published Saturday Jan 9Th
1874 - 49,
The Magazine will be published 10 magn eu quao form
on pper equal TO that used the finest ANNALS and
new typo in the most ior manner embellished with
plendd steel engraving week and sheet OF engraved
la th. the publisher designs to furnish Magazine of
os refined character; tina, gentleman will
PLEASURE N preventing To his wife or daughter
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form the public generally that he is prepared e at
Oysters in style CONTEMPORARIES generally and in hct
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ments. of the FIRST class Families will be supplied short
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good and choice materials be found elsewhere Cone
tonary Wholesale aud all kinds of pyramids
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