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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HOLLDRY PRESENTS

2 l. {, A STUART. coroe Of Greenwich and Chamber,
u streets have Just receive, ns.or;ment of
FRENCH F.7-N-CY BOXES, BONB CONS. COR.S.ETS,
COIN BOXES. &c. &c
Made expressly them By the best manufacturers Paris
portion Of which OF designs and extra finish. All Of
which viii be sold moderate prices.
Also. the usual variety Of Steam Refined Candy. Susa,
Pums, &c. Of superior quality. dis 2wis
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ny- Established I795.-SoAP CANDLES ANp
s,TARCH-J d. 4 w. LEE, Manufactures, Nos. 81 ana
81 Reade street NewYork, have constantly on hau a,ke
oyes market prices warranted equal. no; SUPERIOR % any
the delivered or shipped without
Merchants G.ocar Country Dealers aud Families who are
want of the above articles, viii lind II 10 ,hei feies W
call Il, or us oei0'e purchasing j. D. w LEE.
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Bouraing.-alrs. Goss having opened the new and
commodeus house % Vesey nearthe As,or House, poiieis
hoirs of tesrnbe transient OF permanent bpaue
,,nn sbow.r warm and cold Baths. free The location IS
verv GENITAL vet quiet and shady Terms moderate ao 's
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- Mechanics, Institute Eect ures-Professor
t,i,,S FOURTH LbTURE ON CHEMISTRY rs an
1bp he Mechanic Arts and Manufactures. with numerous
derts Illustrations. will be dehved the Institute ec
strcn e1.,esn basemcn; of the City Hail. on FRip,y
@e S aHh instant. ct O'Clock.
a the Course. including other Lectures a.d Clnve
sasan 50. y cents for single Lecture To Mem
St he Institute the Lectures irec Terms of Member
" INCH gives privileges TO the School, Library and Read
80 rarn al initiation fee. md 50 annual dues.
rsynIy EVENING. 2lst inst at ~ O'clock the rcba,;nr
sets for the discussion of Literary and Scientific sub
''fdl.aD CHARLES l.. BARRiTT, Ac,uary.
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10 Leechea! L.cechcs!! Leeehes !!!-nery
c. .eche, (a si.cs) for sale " l91 cents each by
VIM Na'sou' |' d5 Inns
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1T Is OBVIOUS TINT the Messn. PA2aLY much dis
posed to have Newspaper a,arfe i me tsv.a com p
he II IL 10 be conducted inclined 10 rDdpl the
Bet n justice myself ,ha ia few day, pre- aat mo 2ao d
c h OF the facts the case tat ue ,ens Oh
both psries may understand tho grounds on beh am &c
c,ed OF raproiesiona Inbo" q JSlssoa ara ~
bs. WE fare agnin me-ef obtaining business ana Eoow
no, but my pais. 20! THE BETTER yAsIssiso o. asI.
naal which both look, and sounds .sfne;h3E hks tSe
;. Stii II DObO6' - 'To1s4-ss-
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ny Mufys! AIufIs and Furs-Se!lng by retail
=, WuOI F. p:ices for this WEEK ONLY nj No Lort
nnd,fee near Broadway. Ladies. dost forget 10 CAL enc
supply yourselves In time. h'' ''Hs
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Fr2r, the Bostgz pGsiy MAJ
AJrIV ENTERpRlZE IN BOSTON.-V. d. Palmer has
IN established his .laerIeen YraspGpe Subscription iaa
,ys;, 3rcucy nj No Ii State street, IN tins tty where
h sys Sutecrptons and advertisements FOL thepaPSr
for which he Agent ard whose cards explanatory OF Inc
fs Editors for whom he Agen, will obse him ana pro
mote the ohcc of the Agency By sending TO each q ms
fo his instruction and The Inspection OF The pnbc ana py pup
fishing this Notice. ,.o ~ =, IT.;
bfna Bndinssl New-York: % Pires Philadelphia. = T.
corler OF Baltimore and Calyett-sis. BALTIMORE r
Sev,Y0rk Phladepha and BhltImofe to "ho-1 SGoscp;
tons anu ~ ,aaSe Aiie'iS " ~ DIS
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~ "A Free Lecture ON Watcr.Cure.-pR.

<gEW wall Lecture nj Clinton Hall. Beekman and
streets Friday Evening next the Dangers and
cber Questions 10 Wa;er Cure. The object Will be TO ey
~, the obectoaS frequently made concerning the New Sys
a rnd the same time TO show how IN variety ways
Ssy used by all Lecture precisely at ~ O'Clock dis 3ts
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" Zenith Ward-At meeting Of the Democratic
Wing Electors of the Tenth Ward held AZ Columbian Han
on MONDAY the 10th inst pursuant the call Of the Ward
Committee. NATHAN RICHMOND. Eco ,y,, sn,on,.d
Chairman Me~r' RoBr. Y. HAws and 1EoRS CARrEyrEs.
VICE Chairmen WIN. JoNEs Jr and A. Bisor Secretaries,
On notion proceeded 10 ballot for delegates to the General
committee and for p persons 10 the Ward Commit
zee f the ensuing year On counting the ballot. the follow
Ing declares; duly elected:
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ONE WEEK. MORE OF DR.. VALENTINE AND
" BUNKER HILL! ntthe Coliseum, 40 Bfoadgny Jhe
- I.osG ISLAND lrA july GRAFTON " brought n
The Manager determined 10 distance every other pace o.
amusement In quafy ana quantity ATTRACTIONS nus Ell
ec;ed short engagement with the celsbnted d. vALEN.
TlxE Who IN CONNECTION w, grand BArTLE BrsKER
HILL tnltch of itse the most Dondctu! -heeAan ga FL
hitit,on the heIe coridouo,t spaJsts redl IUc) VIII
open his IS BUDGET" or RANDOM REcoLLEcTIoNs. LIVING
PORTRAITS WHIMSICAL HEAD PIECES, 5lIRrS AND MAR
vEts SHREps AND PATCHES, MUSICAL SXErcHBs &c, Sc.
Doors open az 6j.commenc- ut o'clock. PS.-EIhoitions
on Saturdays at P. IS. for families and schools DIG
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r.cturc.-DR. EUEN. of Ulster County, and for
; IN ls Sg en- @ OF
"a lecture Cre'nn HALL corner o! Rewsry and Dv
20" MI stS lsI cents. dl1tS0
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
Suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
For sale by BURGESS. sTRlNGER d co.

7.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ANNALS.
NATURES 6EMS.-Ediied by alrs. Ernhury- lnusra;ei
with % hiEny finished Cosged EccFyIncs OF American " I'd
Flowers. The Book of Beauty kecpsake, FsSe Ne Not,
The Historical Animal. Leaflets OF Memoir. TIE Sit The
Youths Keepsake Boys and tir Angaal G9nii Nurs=:y
Tales American Book OF Beauty, The Opal The Poery OF
Flowers The Lady of The Lake The Poets and Poety o.
America The Poets and Poetry of England, &c &c Al the
above are embelshed with highly finished En-a'inSs and
richly bound in Morocco, Cal! and Six.
THE MIRROR LIBRARY. Eltei by Geo ?. Morris cad
y. r Wills containing nearly LEO pages handsomely Bound
~ cloth and GIL.
OF binding.
ALBUMS-A be7utul assortment. some viii sEsravnss.
ard Others with color.d flowers
BOOKS FOR CHU.DREN-A very large assortment. ~
ciudns Ill thu popua. authors, with the aveai. Anni-
ais published Cor 1855
TOY BOOKS- good assortment, both cnered ans plain.
NEW tJA,lri.
THE NATIONAL GAME OF THE STAR SPANGLED
RANNER-Gr Geographical and Historical TOURIST through
the United States ana Canada. This game IS beth amusing
and instructive
r. $ & Co can safely say thai thai they have as lnr-e 4
not the of Books fo Presents IN lie found u
the City and respectfully invite rhoe about prrehanS'o CAL
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| fTI o. OF o. F.-On "Wednesday Evening Dec
,sb. Lecture will be delivered ut Olive Branch Lodge
Rnon Ill Broadway SUBJECT The Covenant. Brothers of
te Order respectfully invited 10 attend BY order of the
conmitec. dis lts
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hto'itee Oh three were appointed to tra resolutions,
who subsequently, reported tbe following:
Kesocet That we have heard with pleasure the epor. Of
me Inspectors and do ray the hereby approving of
Inc cogrse Of the Ward Committee convenag the election
IN me day tne and causing the and residence Of each
voe 10 asthe only method of obtaining this Ward
iull ard fair expression Of Wing sentiment.
Re'ored That the experience OF the past year abunda
to sustain The opinion Of the General Coatec expressed by
Them IN their published resolutions hnt the interests the
Wing party viii be best answered By the Of one gen.
eral organization only.
Rtsoccd That the above Committees have power TO fiji all
yacancies and that delegates this day elected the Genera
COMMITTEE be exoflicio members OF the Ward COMMITTEE
Resofred Tint though by Fraud and Corruption md by
the cryeDome ISLANDERS which have been heaped upon the ga
ant Cheftain unier whom have dane battle la, s
defeated, yet unconquere firmly resolving stand 10
DOR mud fight and fight ever, until Gil those cardinal
principles 50 long faithfully and eoqueny sustained by the
Parrot Of ashland shall they long must, be the
,a9Ii'hed and permanent policy OF the nation.
Resolrcd That do most cheertuy bear testimony the
inihfuncss aad ability with which delegates the General
COMMITTEE Gnd the Ward Committee have discharged their i-
ties during the present and do heeOy accord them our
warlcSt thanks for the same.
On notion adjourned.
f T1S1. 4 ci H4WSi Vice Cha:rmen
VIZ JOKES, Jr. sec,.,o,;.,
a. BISHOP, L.
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THE AMERICAN kEGPSAkE.

d. APPL ETON {, co hare just published THE KEEP
SAKE, Christmas. New Year ana Bi.'nday CIT Tor ZIP,
illustrated with elegant en=lynsI. nelly 5ound-s2
TINS Is the fir; issue of Arercuu Keepsake l. u
volume which the eye and the intellect VIII md eni -fa
tcsfoo Hunts Merchants Magazine.
D. Ak co. have a!.2 recently published, The ROSE
.ha illustrated with steel eHs-aracs, elegantly bound
sl2. GIG = y
INNOCENT AMUSEMENT FOR EVENING PARTIES.
lust PUBLISHED-TLfE RiER0GLiPHiC FOE.
book ever published or oretenr future eycntsa beautiful
pr.sen, for lie Holllys. Prce Y cents toT sale by
BURGESS. STRtNGER K CO.
come. of Broadway and hnn-st'eet
Mos American Museum.
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IyuKFS, GRAvArs. SsAgFS. Ac.-New ssY!ss SilS
ae Cftyur AID Scarfa WIKI srs pecs Egprfic
cuslty szta Poke. HikIus; received u 81 oiGsd-
way. w T. JENNINGS ( co. 90 srs
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,o,d more and We TOO. have done, One Of the veTy
& rad clever Eas - tbs Tty a. I'll. n'i sns e.
tbat oar m notice order 10 prevent any fftheT
rakes and our last three articles hsye teen lan53nzn
cune" fairly extracted hcca
NJ End Il af. Dodge and the G1bhc are sets,ed With The
nSo,sonnl integrity and skill with which he has drawn
ipa.n an we shall complain brt having the wfirsc
S,nea;. in our asd all Tint we nave said and
reo del more we could admit eof 10 70 trnh wrong
e. he hight Misrepresentation 10 Dc professional uo9r
Il he s;e u, the public ibngs eraety ~ they are ne sasn
have no gzo.d coote1ton from u.s. bi nq % VIZ, n4 VI
re, dy snd Wiling 70 be called OCT again. paSSMLS
d nd % fhAA'AHa'
INES, BRANDIEs. &e-The sub:crbet has CONSTANT
o,h. choice old Winr hrsnde,. Whtssey. Rus!, &c &c
nanpnsne Vine in cts and pnu 81 very So
eror cu1ly beng .? els own enc senea WE
fans in oioe half pipes, hhds or oaks. enses &c &c
n ond as well IN which be otrs - The tfde a. the
VII neasc cell IL The Warehouse. No. 81 Pecri,- between
Bf Ss.:f aha o0Sns P2kIs 3. PoMERoY. Psaria
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MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Now ready, Edition. OF
RROR Ii K A K Y,
Complete N one Volume md Elegantly Bound.
FR!CE FIVE DOLLARS.
The MIRROR LIBRARY comprises the best contributions
In the LITERATURE EUROPE AMERICA ever Collected
in one volume. The choicest gems IN
" w. PROSE AND POETRY.
nf some forty tie most brilliant and popular writers oi me
ONE THOUSAND PAGES
i, che most beautiful stereotype. This Lbny has received
the highest praise Of the literary press throughout e country
GIFT BOOK FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
lar more valuable ana appropriate than ncst oil tae eDaS
He' q@'HRigTHaS AND NEW.YEAR'S PRESENTS.
" 1- j. s. REDFIELD, Clinton Hail.
ded Corner o. Beeknan and Nassau strestn.
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Nos. and Bond street. Nsvsmssrg 'th. lsi4.

n HAVE CONSIDERED the :. fact" 50, forth BY she
Measr. PARaLY the above notice and must confess thar
wee no treason IN thsm. Was crne. for insancc %
spenx in Wash1 gton advertisement OF the urn o. ldEo
Pnrnely Of Bond.t 2 Did that implrc1e o. Tier OF ms
scs,r1 PAkNkY Or sraieai TO peak Of DHsfSy +
aWLy ar eiiher OF them2 Finally, was an objectionable
in ssns, these gentlemen. TO wh1, then beoSed-that
INV nrr,er ,yhs " of the family"
And these are the impount facts by which The Mess:i
P.p.;Ly have been excessively annoyed, and when
bay. ri7cn rt,e to 80 many dsagrscnbe rstakesN n"
there no, another fact which these gentlemen choose 70 COO
cea bu. which annoys them tnn all the reshe tacs
thar several OF their Trend. made tbs annoying and
disa rreeebls stce Of calling for proe.sona svice q.
Nh a instead of Nos ard BoGd-st2 The public must
nize ld3 tfsl j. SMITH DODGE
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
yIFgANY, YOUNG q ELLIs


A NNOUNCE TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PUR-
IA CIIASERS that they have received by late arrival
g CASES. their supply Of such goods they
toned to import suitable for the HOLIDAYS comprising
larger. splendid and more complete han
TINT of the last season.
As their determination has always been keep articles
OF the best possible quality and finish md in the ates,
and mcst select styles they that they may sometimes
fail TO receive the cred; they desire nent-of selling
cheap;" yet the distinguished and increasing patronage they
receive assures them that purchasers of articles of TASTE
appreciate their determination and they coufden, that
examination and comparison Of goods and prices will resu; in
convincing al that they elegant better md
more perfectly finished article l0ih0u any increase OF price
Zo' hnd Au Broadway. do eodis tJanl'
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ryNHE SUBSCRIBERS hive acknowledge their obligations
10 se5s PARMLY for the very KIND md man
ner h oh they pleased N Spenk OF them The preceding
Gotice While the subscribers cannot hut deeply regret that
their professional abo should much annoy their am'dbb
and nfuegtn ncigbo md esyecny that resemblance OF
names should subject the Me PAeaLY a. $" many unpIea
sant injuries will avail themselves OF this opportunity to
call the attention Of the public their and patent meth
FASTENING Artificial TEETH when set on god p!s,s.;
eminent Dentists the United States, md the unluHhed
prise many individuals who know the value OF the I'M
provement from personal experience .
nA AIMS DODGE & PARMELE, No. ~ Bondst.
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Ati,
First Lecture
SCOTTISH MINSTRELSY
HE take place at Tie
SOCIETY LIBRARY
on MONDAY, DECEMBER sS, isA
IN the the Lecture VII he 1iIotIfed yasgs isc'
gpis rHr MoRyISq EARLY.
RoBiS Is NJ ONLY 10.
The FLowgRs OF THE FOREST
BoSSIE PuNpgE
M,GGy LAupsg.
VIII Tr co TO raE EwEBuoMrs MArloS.
TAX yEs AUD CLOAK AcouT W.
Tn- Broom CowpESKSouEs.
TmG GsBERLUSzE MAN
fle y f BEL LA AND - MAhE GSW
THr BARRING o THE Door :, a., NJ. S,,,,. u
CLREh s5 broadway. and at the door on me even'
ing OF the Lecture. elI "
A MEXICAN MUsEuM.-,EveIy Day and Evening this
"A week. e0%G%Rs2AfS6E I F%ERFFyGk ~ i
Every Eycning o'clock. and "Wednesday at c'clocS,
THE NEW SALOON
I. completed and will accommodate 1900 comfortably
OURANG OUTANG
The largest and ouly ren animal of the kHd in AMERICA!
: '"'"A'' n iii r " and iron } ilI . P NJ,
The Manager Inns engaged the most wonderful n'vc'y IN
us WV PETRoLOGIST,
Lady who by looking into Rock capable oil lnIetelng
future events evenn. those tina. past describing diseases
SC with the astonishing accuracy She may be privnte
" consulted nl hours between 10 O'Clock \. NJ. and III IN
the evening n mn .1tIa charge OF 80 cents.
The following talented Company engaged:
GREAT WESTERN,
The IJnequullcd Low COMEDIAN.
WRS WESTERN,
An Accomplished md Talented Artist.
LA PETITE IARLlNE,
The most accomplished Duusemse in Aneuca-
Miss ELIZABETH,
The Uncanalled Juvenile Vocalist.
VOCAL. BROTHERS.
Mr.. J, ~ Johnson NR nHE ;i!E. slS Ct
Tine Fgmous kE::''l uChf MlNSiRELS, &C.
nese, CT Queen Victoria. Prince Albert. 9nesn Adelaide and
Ditcess Kent Autun,on Jugger RooA Dancer &c. TO.
geiher with HALF a MILLION OF OTHER CURIoSI-
TIES.
age l2Js cen,s dig
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'r rs ams ''0' DODGE PARIELE. No. II BOnd.

XHJEDID NOT WISH, rs have the credit Of dong, 10
w appear kind genepanly amiable ~ our Nocs fist
pnbhed on Monday bat merely wsiei Ia state tdrs 10
prevent istakss Nor did wish expect ~ avoid re-
ny nor DO we now wish IT, We have never e IN am way
either by " the similarity OF names or by the pro-
fesonn labor, my one; buby unproessona iaboD and
aaea have been excessively annoyed we g,o
CITY OF Warrington. Mr. Dodge, ndversement the hwa
OF dodge nni Puey III Bend street,, and 0n baGrng al the
snmc tine that he spoke OF his parner Dochr Parwa
" of E York. and stated e some OF our ens there tnaI
NOT the pleasure of knowing him. II s partners sgnn:ue,
wrn BIZ M, hand about and half nnce and
,he by which knlwn. (Which different fIonf
The preceding two names by which he known) can be 70
led upon ne neither nI has mad partner by
ibe nnme Of Doctor H. Pdreiy" set forth IN hs idver
,cnlenis Thee circumstances have be"n and continue 70
he Tho cai:,e of nnHy annoying and dggreease fnfnke
when we shall extremely thankful 70 Nh Dodge as IaT
a. he cnn so) he rect ,rGd we have said or should
cav rny thing TINT strictly true. and he VIII point
out nc shall Be happy correct II. Wsw 'iatf Jacu.
fron which the public viii be fully competent To judge cur
motives and TO decide whether first notice wns or WIZ po
called i0,. bhbbMMiLvy
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ry'nE BROADWAY LouRNAI.--The first number Of
l new WEEKLY PAPER with the above title VIII oc Is
sued b. the subscriber the first Sa,niay OF january lo
The BROADWAY JOURNAL viii differ from any OF the week
" Periodicals publshed this city Will be made up
entirely OF origna matter consisting Enys. Criticisms on
Art aud Literature Domestic and sForeign Correspondence
and Literary and Scientific Intelligence.
ILLUsTR will be given often ms good original D
signs can procured and drawings and plans of ell new pub
lie building, that have either elegance nr novelty TO recon-
mend ihcE Particular attention Will be gwen To
TINS department and pains spared make worthy pn
ronarc. =,
Efficient MD hns already been secured the services Of some
Of the best writers the county bu, hoped th1t free
channe being opened through which trucheaed
let loose their thoughts will be the means OF drawing out
some oil the umbcIing talent amongst vines hns not yet
been seen aloet the surface OF our periodical literature
The BROApwAY Journal viii spouse the cause OF no po
rica party but wall hold Itself Tree condemn or approve
any men that patra,c icnIt tor the welfare OF
The country dictate Il viii be prnie! on fine pager with
clear type the Octave form ., 10 pages double columns
TERMS So 20 per Gnnum Single numbers Ga cents.
A liberal discount to Periodical Agents
An Communications inr the Editor mast be addressed 10 the
Error or THE BROADWAY JOURNAL, md al letters on bu-
sness 10 JOHN $3.50, Fuusher, io5 Dfonuway,
very ge edition OF the rt three numbers Will be pub
sed for distribution, The Broadway Journal oilers proha
BILE medium ADVERTISEMENTS which VIII be lssrte n pro-
mlnent manner at q very low rate. as Nv
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7.ie,s Tor the CouNe. for gentleman ST. for lady 80
II inr glo evening . centso be had Mt the Appren.
- ib,ary. No Crosby.st. between Grand and Become.
. dung the evening; at Nan Norden & Kings Station.
w. sore q Willamstcet in the Exchange: Bartlett L.
,f,rds Astor House II. l. s. Raynors 70 Bowery and
y i Crowens 6i3 Broadway. corner of B!eeckers dis 81
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@ FINE MISUNDERSTANDING / HAMMOND
EIA Musicians Exchange, corner Of w and W ilIsm
% streets .n,rnnce Isl William, have received
s. addition TO ,eir previous stock. an sssortlen,
Nscbes not eouned the ctycocstEs Of Chrono1e.ef
Duplex and Ive. Watches both TO. ladies' and sen;1en
Merchants from the South well the city lde, viii hud
(shen ccsiiiy IS co4npared) p-ices ow-
.ererai assortment Ieweiry of the bes: quality
Sterling silver ware Of manufacturers prices.
All kinds OF Watches repaired equal 10 the aBies
Ciocks regulated By . int rats wUrknlo. a-s 81
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SINGLE BOOKS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
William 4. Ccrn>ycIi, S5 Beayer-stre.t,
Two from Pear,ir--, end Junction OF Wall with
street. beng deous of reducing h sock of BcoSs ard
tu,ouery oeT, general rhoieso!e prices at
retail.
Ne has quantity OF FAMILY BIBLES, large number
Of which have bee, ssd the past at Wholesale al 81
winch be nov Offers the pee BY single oes AZ
81 J. e. 81 80 SO 3 and 80 -s last two ssms as Usually
sells al IS.
An assortment OF Annals and other Book IN fine bindings.
suitable fer the Holidays Blank Books Of al qualities and
Sizes School Books OF ell kinds. Also S;atone-eu CT
which he now oe.s much under usual rstrl prices
Further snumesa;icn unnecessary il j, presumed those
wishing 10 buJ vii coart then interest By calling
Reynolds Wesi Line Of Stages pass the door sSs.y I'VE
uiruisk- % iN'-'-
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-, I,ibrnry-By Or. LARDNER. Mt the StIyvesant
rc,. Tho pubic informed that this Series of Lecture,
hen interrupted Monday evening and conseGuen,
& 70 express his extreme for such Inconvenience
.. family indEpcsiton having rendered him unable to
49, he dt-pst chcd letter explaining this the Conn
Tie Sccey which letter afterwards appeared had not
n p5os deve,eo Tho s, lectures nss WI be resumed this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

so HIBBARD GOLDSMITH STONE, :ol Broadway.
SIIA corner OF Walker street. constantly MAKING no
- d di;ions TO stock Of Watches. JeSelry. Silver
Ss.A Ware and Fancy Goods ii. G. = invariably buys
of CASH. thereby getting the lowest rates, hence be
IS snsbe by keeping The principles OF quick sales aad
moderate returns please hs customers, both II regard 10
qualify and p-lcs.
Al kinds Of Jewell; made oier Watches aud Jewe!ry
carefully repaired. Old Watches, God and Silver taken III
exchange or b,,I-ht for cash T. G. STONE,
dl3 isif i0i Broadway, corner Waiker-,t-