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STATIONERY.
5 ieams folio post paper, ruled 10 pattern
% do cap paper, ruled
20 do letter paper. wove and laid, ruled and I'M
ruled
I2 do envelope paper
5000 quilts
3,0U0 steel pens
3 gross lead pencils (hard and sofi)
go dozen red tape
5gro silk taste
pounds waters
% do sealing
dozen ink red and black (Hoovers) in quarts
2pounds India rubber
do pounce
l bushel sand
dozen penknives, 2 and blades
do eraseTs
l do inkstanIs glass;
do sand boxes
do Ivory folders
do wafer stamps
do pounce boxes
1000 sheets of Parchment, ruled to pattern and cut
to size, furnished from Office
$50 sheets of veum
PRINTING
Specimens seen at the Office.
1000 Circulars
1000 lnformations
1000 Envelopes
1000 Patent Laws
800 Heads of Patents, upper plate printed parch-
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BRILLIANT CAPITALS.
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JIG. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 20 for 1914.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, the
9Th of June, 1874
SPLENDID PRIZES.
30 900 dollars 10000 dollars
1900 1899 d dollar, s geo dollar dollar
rs prizes of 81 900!
81 Of $500 &C. &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halyes 5S-Qusrters 90 so
Certificates of Packages of25 Whole Ticketssi40 90
Do do 25 Half do 70 %
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To DO drawn at Alexandria d. G on Saturday the
18th Of June, 1914.
PRlZESi
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1000 dollars 1000 dollars
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10 prizes of {, 300 dollars
10 of $500 10 Of Si00l &c.
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Tickets $40 Halves s5-ouar ers 81 SO.
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Do Do DO p Quarter a DO DO e 50
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In pures of $1,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass No ~, Tor lSii.
lobe drawns at Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday tie
% Of June, 1874.
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
prizes OF $1,000
Amounting to $4,000
$50 Dollars $40 Dollars
25 rzes Of 600 dollars
SO OF 500 20n Of 5000, &c.
IS No. Loffeiy-i3 Dracn Ballot.
Tickets $40 HAYES s7-Quarers 81 so
Certificates Of acksges Of % w hole Tickets $3.50
Do do IS Half do 65
d. do % Quarter do 81 80
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To be drawn in Alerandris, ID. c., Saturday the
29ih Of June, lsii
GRAND SCHEME.
$50 O00l $4,000
$500 Dollat-l
~ prizes Of 1000 dollars
30 do Of 500 dollars
80 do OF 900 dollars
50 Of $500 IS e $500 &c.
Tictets sl0-ouarter sj-Halve. 50 80
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Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will re-
ceys the most prompt attention, and an official &C.
Of zach dra,rng sent Immediately after is over
10 all who order from us-address,
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Washington City, ID G.
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nrSRAELIS NEW NOVEL: CosissssY, or the
- New Generation, by The author Of ''VWian
Grey" sc.
Also, VALENTINE Vox, the Ventriloquist, by Hen
~ Cockton. Price SO cents. june
PATENT OFFICE, May "a, 1874
PROPOSALS will be received al this office until
the 25th day Of June next, for furnishing all the
Stationery Ia list of which is below and executing
all the prinnq and book binding that may be required
by this Office for the year ncing the +' day
OF July, ls4i and ending on the Both june 1915.
All the articles to be furnished and work to be
cuted, must be of the best quality and in the best
ner--dellvered without delay at such times and in
such quantities may be required and to the salts
faction Of The Commissioner.
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by the
person or persons contracting.
Specimens of the printing and binding may be seen
al the Office
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Order, or Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid LOTTERIES, will re-
eeya the most promp, attention, and an official sc
count Of each dra,ring sent Immediately after is over
10 all who order from US address
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The financial affairs OF Georgia appeal - ~
proving BY the report committee Of the Lesis.a's on
pointed to the condition OF me sd by the
and tai as the purchase oil ss
.sea. s.,sd aSysptnseouy like sum of the pub.
L. ssS va, Ia nss Il is also proposed by Gov Crawford
pay fobw, the interest accIung on the pei The
and which due in September The proposal was aecsded
10 BY the Committee. onest
.sIc,y Of .bp9pg in port which has been serious
bsek upon business. On Monday $40 wa, p ah
10 load for Liverpool but within lew the es,ab
l There have ,sesn; as ap
and vessels loading for that po We quote Boston,
e ii y Es 3 per ns up
NewYo.f packets during the week hat SID was
Hc per ID. for square bags. but we uhu'.
tsked yesterday. 10 arrive no,b;ny do.
log in II. grain market, and the sales Of -four were eenA'
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BALLS /! BALLS /
FIRST ANIMAL. RAIL.

OF THE IRISH EsIGRANT SOCIETY
NE fihSl ANNUAL BALI. cffhe IRISH Emigrnnt So
eieT Viii take pnce IN Nhlo's Saloon Broadway
nonGey te GUN ms. Il with confidence thu; the EIecu-
Ne 81 The Society appeal It's behalf 20 The beneye-
ce OF thet' fellow ctzess of all classes without distinction
ne institution entirely charitable one beng devoted 10
me protection OF the most cies Of Emera1:s from
oppression ais imposition the this Country. and
upon Their ARRIVAL and 70 furnishing them with such
uon rs may secure 10 them speedily possible suitable
employment us ennbac them escape the Temptations
and Useres o. great cites, preventing them from being bur
den themselves the public and directing their resources
nrd iher labor where they benefit themselves and
her new Country During the past year. many thousands
nave orr aided IN this by the Society, and
except limited
ecuiiye COMMITTEE propose supply part, by the First An
nunl Bal OF the Institution and they rely upon the dIscrD
tng bneVoence Of Their fellow citizens 20 cny Their de-
sign
Tickets admitting Gentleman and two Ladies-puce 81
can be had of any ofihe
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
HoNAs ". CLERKE. WaI-st.
BERNARD GRAHAM. ~ Greenwlct-st-
t.REGoRY IhLLOS, q Barclhy-st.
PATRICK NELLY. % Moti-st.
JAMES REYBuES, 20 Beavsr-st.
CHARLES J.. SHEA. = Cednr-st.
ioHs i: DOYLE, % Nnssau.st.
JAMES MATHEWS. Is Broadway.
HUGH SWEENEY. VI. D. Elm n d " eiker.sts.
MICHAEL BURKE, il6 Greenwich.st.
ARTHUR STEWART. 20 Wall-st
JOSEPH STUART. g Wllliam-st.
{. N- MARY. g Pne-st.
=. NJ. CONNOLLY, A Wnter.st.
SAMUEL GRLYDoS. 80 PIne-st.
JAMES OLwFLL, 81 Cathlrine.St.
HoNAs ROLAND. l6 Ann-st.
JoHS McNlcHoLL, 81 R1sevel;.st.
OWEN McCABE. Ill Monroe-st.
" al Nbios, or Ut the Society Office, Anns dA SITS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MIR c. G. COTTON ,sll give ro prv.e entertainments
wi of Nitrous OXIDE. ESml.rstlny or
LAUGHING GAS.
At TIE Coliseum No 80 Broadway, on w sdnestay ans
THURSDAY Erealngs, December 18th and h Inc oise ana
only object OF these pisoaratny - r az
nu1l enestairnea, be given IN the BROADWAY IaoSn-
NACIE, Moody Evening, Dec. Sth.
Al these entertainments Mr. C;on vii ADMINISTER ire
Cs one hsadre ssasen and then elect from TINT nu"-
Der thirty FIVE OF the intellectual original and eccentric
charsce ina the Gas Al the Public ENTERTAINMENT m the
Tabernacle Mr. C. hopes "a ;r 10 be able 10 present an
entertainment such intrinsic attractions that he lshenace
VIII be ed TO cveowns IS II va, a. his entertainment last
yea..
teer of the rSt repcctahiy Will be allowed nae the
Gas Only .ucie; ngr=be 70 expenses vii be admit
ted beside those who Inhsc the Gas LADIES' not admitted 10
Tie private entertainment
a, rrs~rssI N y. o'clocS ds4Sf
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
nIEEAhY. YOUNG & ELLIS

NNOUNCE TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PuR-
n CHASERS that they have received by late aT'ivaN
50 CAsxs their supply Of such goods as they are acca
.d 10 import suitable the HOLIDAYS, comprising an as
o,ent even larger more splendid and complete than
that of the last season.
As Their ts, determination hss always been to keep articles
If The very bes, possible quality and nish and IN the latest
and styles they gre aware that may
fail IN receive the credit they desire meritof selling
cheap yet distinguished and increasing patronage they
receive assures them tina, purchasers OF articles OF TASTE
appreciate their determination, and they confident thai al
examination and comparison OF goods and pces Will result IN
convincing all that they procure elegant better anc
more perfectly finished article hsHt any OF pnce
90 and 80 broadway. do Gods tJanI'
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OF Mechanics Institute Lectures.-PRoF
REID's FIFTH LECTURE ON CHEMISTRY, applied To the
Mechanic Arts and Manufactures, with numerous exper
mental Illustrations. will be delivered in the Institute Lecture
Room, Eastern Basement Of the City Hall. THURSDAY
EVENING. 18th ms. ut o'clock.
Tickets for the course, including other Lectures and classes
for the g. % cents for single Lecture To
be of the Institute the Lectures free Terms of men,
beTsip, which gives privileges 10 the School, Library and
Reading Room 81 imitation fee, and SO, annual dues.
SATURDAY EVENING, 9th inst, ut TX O'Clock, the
Debating Club for the discussion Of literary and
eniiiic subjects. CHARLES J.. BARRITT, Aciuary.
ls2) Is.
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liins.-LEVY & SPOONER will .eIl

~ oN Fainiins.-LEVY & SP0ONER will sell
on FRIDAY morning Dec 9th II o'clock ut their rooms
no l3l Brondwu? Julr, private collection OF Paintings
IN costly lanes The most of these pictures purchased
nj celebrated sale Philadelphia. fourteen years ugo
und have not since been eys"d at auction They with
out exception, the best Offered Tor many day. Connoseus
1rist'
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| TUESDAY. Dec. o.
AsHES-The markc, for Pot, has declined. and lso bar
S hne 81 os 81 s esas nss The sefe5 which
ens IN small parcels at o6 CO. About 80 barrels taIea
CoIToN.-Thc,e is still no disposition 10 bur n, INV ~.
nas ;e sseses s dsf"e ssa per which hP
70 To 20 bnes at 4 e cents fall from current before The
me demand continues quite HIGHT for Western and hcders
ok Sp pIs s Ts'e firmly Gesesee "a Michigan and
descriptions the transactions have been rsey arreI nd
W do Rc cs S barrels Georsetawn and
Georgetown and Brandywne al <; 81 e q Rebgnngs
Rye faNr eli see 81 81, Of 6is R Id
~ ~ r. go AZ paGai come 70 barrel picked up
@ per s y Ss 20 for cG%m n 70 Bag Meal
saics are only moderate. leo barrel. sold at So
GRANT, he market yesterday. There IS but little Of
enns OF any decrg9n and the demand excepting for Com
no samples on The market sale of 100 bushels Genesee was
Cans t al Dsae ea Sefa , "a of 3 baf
Se %eSh There e OF no Corn IN market, but
@fs dull and we quote RIVE. % cents with sale at 50
which are etanc al * ss o's REC essp BY wagon
inal al 5Sa co. ' 50 '' '
HAYNe notice sales 500 bales for Southern and Eastern
BCCO bnles acains, 80 600 to 40. 900 last yeur
WHlsKY-The,e good demand for barrels. but there
barrels Drudge p cents and in far demand
HOPSA sale Of 80 bales has been made for Shipment ut AZ
10 cents - - '- 1'''"'Nu u ~
~ T IA. considerable inquiry bu, we hear of
Tor export. - ' = ~
sEEDsCloyeris7 ~ "a. withou, much dong. In Flax
tltIe considerable activity. Rough picked up fast IS
arrives at ~ 40 III %, aaG the cleaer anppy
demand Tor Clean at $500 Foreign Rough dull limo
thy Is II 20 Il 1900. with small sales.
PLASTER.-The about over for his article The
Quotation nominal 1T 2I5 S79s delivered up the RIVER
EESWA%.-Iiere far inquiry. and sales 200 TO 2CtO
cl>h. ' TX '
fROVISiONS-Thc Pork market was rntber heavy to day
and the Offers were generally lower than yesterday We heard
OF no Snle, worthy OF notice. Prime quote l2i 49,
Me>s9 43 go For Mes 49, offered Sales . bar.
re state Prime nj s12s. Beefs dull 30 10 and 80
w. Some eTceS going forward England from first
hands In Lard mud Butter there ms been good deI of nc.
vy today Ot the former 10 900 12 GOO kegs have
been taken 5z cents marked tare and G 81 cents
nciua 'nc for export THIS leaves the rket nearly OF
Kegs aud bares OF Butter there hive been 400 packages
hlo bought Tor England IVA Boson) 10 per b.
I'M, sweeps the market Of That description. Cheese also
wanted Tor shlpslent u, 5is cents Tor good lots
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rz- Notlce.-MERCHNNTs forming Copnr,

D5- N"tIce.-MERCHANTS forming Copartnership
and NEW FIRMS about establishing themselves business
requiring notice oil the to appear OF the Country
and City pBper Themselves much expense, md
trouble by sending one copy OF The INTENDED
vEgrlsISG OFFICE l2s Nasaustree opposite Clinton Hall
NJ & T. being agents for all the lending papers through
the United Su,e and Canada offer their those
who wish 20 advertise section OF the country,
file Of each paper kept ut their office, and be
my time grdtUitOuS!y. DIS 3: cod
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SINGLE BOOKS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
CONANTIS PATENT YEAST.

CfORDINC, To the old maxim. " BREAD Is THE STAFF
n. TIyE" but il certain that good, heclatui bread
sweet light and dises;bIe- By no nesas sss,y ossed
,,t essential .t. Chemical science and e5eerch svef were
sxoded or more necessary ead useful purpose tsn n the
ryery of The material which should promptly and certainly
produce good bread That great eesIcerctum has been CO
.anef b. skill and patience OF hr CosAST Of Loxe.
,b has ingredients Tor The procuring
OF er excellent bread quickly the hour can be Sesed
II II deTnoas.-a5e iha b. the old slow OF Tnous
Fermentation OF the nutritious portIou Of ne nouT 81
Vast instantaneous eieyescence directly follows AID 6
ne x.earse properties of the meal retained thus secu
ne he eDie nourhRen which the hour naturally
FIR cuseEeepes this Is the most valuable acdusiion nj
chemical has llyented both 70 save them anoi so
tr,e and 10 contribute Their health and eneyMeot
Sod Wholesale aud RETAIL By u. P MUSSEY, N Linton
Hall corner Of Beskman and Ns.sau-1rssa. GAeu
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n- Sunday school Christmas Celebration

here will he sunday School Christmas Celebration neu IN
the Allen street NJ E Church. (beiween Delaney and 6vins
ton strec) on Wednesday SGntsin9S) hsenms' ~ Of
nrerct>es of the must interesting characer conssns ~ @
dresses Dialogues. Recital 1ns Snens Sboo canss are
respectfully invited 10 attend J., ,h,.;rad ofS II
S,osimSn III First street; 5. PeRcocSs 0ooss2te'
yend Street j. F. Knapp, 80 oome street; ana III e uooi
ofihe Church on evening OF the celeDfa'lii.
Nv order et the Committee OF Arrangement , -o,,v
l2l It's JOSlaH T. MAJ = ~NN''
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DIED.

oDD FELLows.-I The Symbol, or Odd Fellows
Magazine, contains table prepared to show the
progressive increase OF the Order Of Odd Fellows in
this country, from 1910 TO 1914, inclusive There
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Toisl 1925 ssl3.7sl So 49, 1877 S51. .s2l6 s93
illinois, Iennessee, and Texas NOT lncluded


Illinois, Tennessee, and Texas not included
Loss OF THE RARITAS.-The steamboat Raritan.
which left here on Sunday afternoon last, struck
log in Grand Island Shute, opposite Hloscow, ON
Monday, the Oath inst. about noon. Her bottom
xas literally torn of, and she sank almost immedi-
aely 10 four feet Of water.
Peoria (Ill.) Register, Dec. 6.
DANCER OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT friends
who advocate the abolition OF capital punishment,
vii! nd nav circumstance to strengthen their ar
guneni in The fact that a man named Rogers was
conditioned 10 York Castle ona charge nearly touch
Ing his life, acd SIX months afterwards gang was
arrested, one OF whom confessed that he had com-
mittsd the fault for which Rogers was condemned,
and that four men lad been cent TO Botany Bay for
crimes which he and his colleagues had perpetraed.
~. 5. Gazette.
TIE CANADIAN PRisoNEAs--The Montreal
Herald mentions The arrival in that city Of one OF
the persons who for several years has been
prisoner in New South Wales. We presume the
whole have been purdoned, aud are on their way
home. The packe,-ship Switzerland, winch left
London for New-Yo,k on thu 29h OF November,
bias board thirty of those Individuals who arrived
in London from Sy dney, few day before Inc swift
zeilaad left. Com. ADV.
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o. MufTs NUNS au.' Errs-Seling BY retail
at " ituLESAlE prices for tbs No. Cort.
lendreet near Broadway Ladies. don't forget call and
supply yourselves IN time. M 3prS.
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49, p,rc,;sn Iu,herRu hurch.-Ihose who
were formerly members the Congregation OF 81 ' NaSe
those who have attended Divine Service IN Ss -, I'm
are requested TO National Hall IN Gnnsl t Se re-
t'hr,nas day at ls O'Clock, when proposi'ons i @
ORGANIZATION oil Tue ons'esa''" "a - d2i p.
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NEW GOODS

y 7 y I ID I
AT THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTAB-
LISiiMENT, 1s7 BROADWAY, THREE DOORS
BELOW THE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
The subscribers have received several styles of
SCARFS and CRAVATS, to which would invite the at
tenticn Of friends and the public Also. Of
oVERCOATS and CLOAKS. which we nre selling
Gentlemen want OF elegant Winter Garment very
low price, can be accommodated by calling US above.
d2is J. c. BOOTH & co.
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city trade For good common brand, holders were asking a.
lot of wheat WINS on the market at 70 cent, ,e os
so lbs OF taow. good article made al eand 300 bush
aSseed brought 81 S bush. The stock OF u.eed oil at
That pom, was LARGE and the demand for the season was NOT
very sood was held at IS cents lot of mixed wool oo
ibs) was taken az en- average % cents Tbe,. ~ ~ Go
pork IN The hog. IN market which with ready sale
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D- Pilgrim AddVess.-The Rev. DR.. Bushnell, of
Hartford will repeat his Brooklyn Address on the effects
% Puritan superstition. ut the Broadway Tabernacle,
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wtmbnIps MineraI L,ectn.| ..a ne

49, nr, n, Hsmbnlps Mineral re- hIna value
celebrity Which Teeth hass h saa t together with
Sc. them % so ssOsoy over he great mas Of ,ss
hal ae s eOpaiy Af SsssssI enabs
Tpss spcn for them 10 any extent ne IN has a.
Confirmed in this design BIZ the gno. s poission and by
10 nigh cncosn esn passg upon te now wearing
many oil our mos Of he most eminent Phssieifns and lem
tsts Of this cry who have ssonaneousIy -, are and will
pc &; be made Dr. knbal eIcissiSSr UPON heavy
esg ant nam
i,s md naaped 10 the mouth IN sach c1t Ihsy
Ems lie utility with the Ss ia sar s are made The
are and are guaranteed all cases % a. made
and The .fai 70 BE- pSal1caa noted that
e, will snSs s
teeth MADE ID tnv ~ most yicr nds speclmehs nay
thc. are e 4. boa,s No 81 Boadwss EeNr spnRE
olQ imify9
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Ds- Farewell Concert of the 'Boston
Qunrtette Club the Tabernacle. FRIDAY
EVENING December "a on which occasion they will sing
OF their most popular Quaretes Trios Duets Solos,
On that evening they will sing three Original pieces for The
first time Tickets % cents TO be Ind ut the Croton Hotel
and ct the door; commencing at 71s O'Clock. ldd) II
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MS 3nlss

3mR' NOs. unu oEohp.saect.
~ OUR LAST coMMgNIcATloN, we rid that; il NJ
of contention from u.s. he has not told them ms they we're
VI we Se tex S ns and a ali d od with I or
We shall take far" s nSss esmy ps s Y many
sreeabe nee out OF 81 I @
ised by Us Is vhn we wished the public unIerand We
therefore take eaye thanking him for tho assistance no hes
d3i hif = ''- = E. 81 J. PARMLY.
THE MEssRs., E. & J. PARMl-Ys last eommsoieaiol
aaqnce ray Statement which spDsaied u The nsans o Ts
an ss easier Ssa way way ~ SalantS dHs "a q. eo
@ me 70 pross h oernis Ans YET s a. , R,es aDe1
bsS i%S s rs ,9is s Of
% ssy Ps 20 sG Ss
hive. therefore, very jud'couy resolved Paoseea
:onaby hope tsi they viii also de.,t from pdvus .nast
which have fay gents cause 70 ieaf thah any opeh aac
'h ds ns ,if IN ''e '0"S,i' SIXTH DODGE 81 Bond
Eel PARMIiY AND J. shLTH DODGE; .,,
%5 P sS% 3. DE s,s sosf fTsd
hs IsdS Ss.,s gs s..a :.
PaRsIY have been excessively annoyed rs VII a, .G sur
ed Published 10 The ne s1 peDss aGa
s Gf s lssde ' o A6f ted
sss.os s"ne C p psS asp
Office any other botiag in The ey1 Tso hive
G as Of b ss sognnte and ac.ed BY ny
Dentistry IAN Utmost syers day eaet T2on and nd :, eo,
9e aa Go s never H wa, u oanerD with PALr.
sssHFLF am ene2 seafs Between and
have possible inere, IN TIER war o. woGs nv .I
s M H t 8 BEE 3D. '.
Iem Of the Medical Society Of New YORK. State Ms
d9a2 No. Chennbers-strcet. N. Y.
CALAMANDER sAFEs.-In July laat purcht ed from
y M a s. Marvin No. l Water ,sres one e f &c \,
n. ' bp rS of he ore No. is Water street. l e
the Instant. and take pleasure ,tsn. sosesgsn h,
sbonH be genealy circuated) that books and papsf,
bch the above named safe. were preserved pene
otsr there not beng sTen ne .sooed knob he which
s.ood within lew feet Of r. were almost efre ee9IRe
wsr present on the ocenson above named,
I'd eer,es 20 the couectnes Of Nh Cnrks s;asre 70
se AMI further Rich Safe eppeaI.d 70 Be- good
rev. except that The paint cnd varnih were banned
New S1 York. 10Th De- 1874.
The subscriber has eoppete asso,mento Of Rics Improved
saamaies SAFES constantly hnnd and warrants them be
,uocro IN every respect other es MADE In lie Unied
States For sale IN thus a. s,'{s of IIAs&EyIS. w..ra
Agent for ,he Manufactures.
reesyed in pan paymen, for Rch for sale AZ 'rom to %
per cent discount from 6rs, cost, dzl &e9Itw x--
@ HUBBARD GOLDSMITH STOMP. col broadway.
20 s@ q T q. soe isis Il waS Jswe gs;
"a. Il Ware and Fsncy Gnots Fl; G. g nvafably buy,
2, BE- se.1 sstff s lew p1aep Of
moJeraie retura please hs ctons, both IL regard 10
All ks s q Gsws made TO order, Watches AID Jswey
esssaJ repaired Old Watches. God and s,ly,s sssn n
exchsnrs OF bought fo' cash a,, p.., y; Q. St0NE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-25
o. Christmas Festival and Fnir-The


of the Free Church of the Holy Eyangels Vandewater ST.
respectfully inform the friends Of the Church that they vii
hold FAIR the 2h 9Th ind 2Sh n III the large build
ing No. 4l3 Broadway. Of Lpennrd street. entrance
in lspenard be opened a ii O'Clock A. NJ each
dGy and continue open during the day and evening.
There will be offered reasonable prices variety Of use
full and fancy artclesu large assortment of PLAIN and elegant
bound Bibles Prayer Books and other backs and presents
the Holidays. The eiIeshmen table will he supplied with
Handsomely oInumented Cakes OF the best quality suitable lV
New Years entertainments. -,
Gy selecting your Gifts for the Season, ut the Fair will
aid useful portion OF the Church Your patrona ana
influence is solicited. de20a' 20 IS