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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Neyv-Yor Cash Tailoring Establishment
1877 BROADWAY.

1877 BROADWAY.
Three doors beloio the Franklin House
The Subscriber respectfully announce that they nave
made extensive nEsH,ents o' The
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them cer greater inducements than ever
IN gentlemen wishing ccoaon!ze the purchase OF their
Fall and Winter Garments
They neldy received by late arrivals great variety
of new end new styles of Goods well adapted the
enso-and will also receive by e next packets and steamers
the largest and best assortment of the latest and most besu
l ,tyea OF fancy French Elastic CaSmeres rich figured
yelyets Cnshme,e, Satin and Silk Vesngs ever before Of
ered IN this City,
Also Just received several Invoices Of Twied and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Coaks, Felton, sc. black and fancy
coorcd French and Ens,h Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut IN their establishment
for the las; FIVE years and which for durability beauty OF I'M
sh and a,,nss colo he sAeeo, II eauaisd by
any styles of Cloths imported into the United States.
Their stock of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in part the
richest sly Fall and Winter Cvnts Scars Su'pcnde'
Gloves Handkerchief Hosiery Under shirts and Drawers
Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars Bosoms. Shoulder Brace
Riding AND Money Belts Umbrellas md Umbrella Canes. &c
&C. every variety of goods usually kept IN gentleman
general Quitting establishment
Also iul assortment OF Ready MADE Clothing consisting OF
Coaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Coats Pnnaoons and
Vests every varley where gentlemen requiring garments for
immediate use depend getting inst nite sr'ics'
made and trimmed every respect edua To those iunhed 10
Order prices that conGOt fe 10 please. Sict puctu
atty observed IN filling orders.
- Terms caSa and no deviation IN prices.
nuc9 istf J. C. BOOTH 4 co.
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FROM THE SANDWICH lsLANDs.-A correspon-
den, o, the Boston Atlas. IL letter dated Honclu-
lu. June lst, writes" community will arise here
which will make Honolulu the Genoa of t.e Pacific.
TIE Governor OF Oahu is completing hne palace;
the King is prepared 10 eu'id- be hotel, Kept oy
MIR. Thompson, oil Chsrlesiown, is doing well.
Another hotel, ON larger scale. vii! soon be
opeued
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Ship Southport Griffith DIS FIN Charleston cotton to Geo
Bulkley. s., u,
10 (srnc & kunkelnnn LIFT. ships Niagara, Cele: PGr.
Hoffman. dsg. Tor Work, IN 10 ds.
Biemen brig Josephine Sandad 63 d, from Bremen md,e
to ] c Muller. 80 steemIc passengers.
Brs Franklin, Small Ii days from Havana with molaSse 10
Bng David Duiel. Williams. Is fm Wilmington NC. cot,
ton 10 J. ) Powell
Brig HEM. Leeds. nrlnkwater q Is I'm looasco, oswood
Sch Hadas,ah Day 10 d, I'm Bangor, Maine. potatoes to
Sch Redwns Sleeper, q ds from Thomuston with lime to
n1aster
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CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS sub,
y scber wishes 10 make knows 70 the nnc tina, much Of
biscuit md cnckcr which sold IN this city by the above
Names cntrty different from the SODA Btsculr and ST.
GAR CRACKERS mnde his Bakery, Which have been Used
nvulG> particularly those no suffer from rge-uon, Tor
more than twenty years, with the best Is while the mn
tatlon which be mnde Tor less price, though perhnps
GOOD for person IN health wholly the SICK. he
above BtscuiT and CRACKERS, also BUTTER scrr, WINK
BlscrIT BUTTER CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS, Pilot
and NAVY BREAD, all of the first Qauty constantly tor
sale the ekHown establishment, 30 Washington street.
corner ot Warren street. EPfRAIM TREADIYELL-
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10 Graham House-Ne,y Arrangement
ROSWELL GOSS informs rs friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BO.7PDLNG ESTABLISHMENT.
known as the Graham House. So Barclay By adding 70
it the adjoining house. and prepared accommodate tran
Sen or permanent Boarers the favorable terms Al
friends of Temperance deng Quet home, and freedom
ors the fumes of alcohol and tobacco invited paonze
this house The Vegetable System. with the choicest selection
OF FRUITS &C. which the market affords will be strictly adhered
to- but table viii be served for css who prefer the ordinary
mode or mixed diet.
Croioa Shower Warm and Cold Baths. free. 80,
az II RGSWEIl. SJOSS.
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CAssNER & YOUNG. No. la2 Chatham street, Whole;
VI sale and Retail Gocers, have hand the following wei
selected assortment of sGds which they hope 10
hcy DAY. t s Rsd at P1sf e SUI kind, and qualities.
Cark superior prepared Cocoon and Chocolate piced Ch2Go
late avors warranted equal to Imported nj ha The
price, Also Cocoa and NEW faS!l'F FRUITS.
Prnes in fancy boxes Figs and Fig Paste Malaga GIaee
Bua Ran seanq Bordeaux A@ MOI pHDs sss os
Iu,es Currnls Orunges Lemons, Flberts, MADEIRA Nuts.
Brszll do. Cocoa Nuts, sc. Dried Cherries.
s''''s :. 'l' N''''' yPREsERyEs, sc.
Canton Preserved GInge WesI India Pine Appe LINES
Cocoa Puns Guava Jelly with Fruits, Ornnee' Citron &c
SAUCES. &c
Wercescnhre Sauce. Ash9g,.on do Aashovy do Reading
Mustard and assorted Pickles Crsse Blnekwells
London nd 0yes sneboSss
ey oatmeal Ponnd Si1ch saso Tapoca HOnny Arrow
h9 Canary Hemp Mile: and Rape Seeds.
Rex Candy red and white Jujube Paste. Meccaroni and
ve'meeill' Sweet o FiS Sf!t o Hef' WINS Tf
sadern Port TeneIe Care, Looo IN aaaSa ian ey
f0d' brands c? sGPfRI6n OLD LIQUORS; :,
Scotch and IRISH Whskey Mononsaheis w h'key very oe'
Peach Brandy. 6c. &c.
Choice sesDf' va c9kn STa1Ics on dan.
Fine cd Raspberry and Chery Brandy Noyeau Rcss Pef
feet Love An.sesd c mpoHsa Ce'aa IN sss' gsbe
sn Eu D p osa Rod Re a P Sasi s&i
L9adoa Blown Stout Scotch Ale Philadelphia Porter. and
old cds'' IN st sf a2a + 6 5fist AND CANDLES
Patent wbie and co,osd Candies Sperm Candies Mould
do 0s''hed Sperm OIL SAT ri &c.
RaDoe,y LgoD Ggse: saa s' sa Ape
2 amb Honey b51e; 90 sa refined LscFice
Ceraey Co.and SEED and IN TACT every tng taat can
e aS%sh Wse2 ind s . ~ Wok s'ea many a.
part Of tie CITY free OF expense d4s I'm
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W34. T. Jennings & co.
DIAPERS AND TAILOES,
I'm porters OF Cloths. Cassiucres, VesttnEs,
Fancy Dress Articles, Sc
23l BroadscGy. American Ho,sl, opposite

Solicit Cuzcns and Strangers requiring Gar
large assortment of Goods oS Fall asd Winter
wear selected oil rendering sir stock och IN
quality and variety be found in the city. COMPRISING
Beaver and Mied Cloths. 1vees, sc, for ovcrcoa CioaS
&c; French and Easih Cloths for dress and ock Coets
various new styles Csinefes rich Velvet. erno silk and
Ves,irss-hch viii be Rlade up oder al prcs to
reputation the pioneers IN the progressive Feo7
n,tion ayers t of complaint that cash pur
adjustment, and in the sequel of he extensive patronage
elected.
large assortment of FIRST 0rALIrY Ready made Gar
er comprising overcoats CioaSs, Dress and eFoek Coats
p,n,aoos Vests &c constantly on hand. with full supply
of Fancy Dsess articles ncrdns Scnr CrsvGrs HandSer'
Chiefs Gloves Suspcndsr Dressing Robes. sc. % tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

TIC Trio, Hooper, which arrived Plymouth, E. reports
when River Pnte caueh; bid commonly called the Cspe
lowng note: 1.-The brig Canada, from Baltimore. Wiley,
master bound to the Pacific OF River In Pna y days %u,
all well f. this found by any hound to the u = hey
VIII obgs all board By reporting 1T The note was WITH
Il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

rs- Water Cure.-JoEL SHEW, NJ D.. IN author
and practitioner cure, and editor CT The Water
Care Journal" devo;es his the practice of Tie Few
system. 1t applicable in AL forms OF disease, and for eca
CT and safety unparalleled. The treatment be esoed
wherever pure wafer can be obtained. Patients frun d.
tance accommodated. The poor sfTsed gstutousy.-
Office IS Barclay street; AIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24
CARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
DRIIGGETS &c

lust received and bsing opened at Guion's New Store
y large and beautiful assortment Of English brussels Three
Venetian Carpeng. of patterns and coor entirely new
English and American OH Cloths, OF ynney of patterns
and VARIOUS widths from feet - feet without senmA
So splendid article of Persia Velvet Drugges two yards
WIDE. entirely patterns nnd rich coo with every w.
Rugs OF STYLE Door Mats Window Shades. Star Rods.
sc. Purchasers respectfully invited To cnl.
a. BAN experienced uaholsereT will attend to the max
ing Carpets and laying OF Oil Cloth the shortest notice.
w. II. GUION.
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Public Stock E,change. DEC. ..
SECOND BOARD.
No sales a, the Second Board to-day.

The demand for Coal at Phlsdslphia foE ship
ment nearly End the receipt, coming market
altogether By Railroad there have been received the
lt Of January as; from the Schuy k!l SO $40
From lie LehiGh Region 5.o.oSo
lons .l'-s,fV
being larger amount than before brought to market
seasop prices steady. Red and White Ash SO
30 fof larse. prepared 3. g. sis sy the cargo.
We give son OF tn prominent articles shipped
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RAPID Ward. for do. days Elem Gill, uncer; w Tyler.
Tyler DO: Amos Patton lhomp,on' Dc; Hn5J%ony Maea-
ust arrived from Charleston; Hogan. Caleb. NYnfk. soan-
ch Hyeranu Just arrived IRON Baltimore and other before
repOrteL.
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nI.nsiers. &C.
Foreir,, Ports.

The schr Policy Reed from Turks Island with salt boun
10 Edeutsn NC put Wilmington. NJ, IN distress.
gale on the 18th instant, sprung both ma,,s Captain and on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

D AW SILK-l5 cases White; 20 do. Yellow, suitable for
4 = Danufacurers-for sale By
q I'm. TALBOT. OiYPHANT & Co. No. So Sou;hs.
7 ESLIE COMBS & SAMUEL SHY, Attorneys and
IL Counselors al Law Lexington, KY will attend 10 busi
for nonresidens part OF The Stale Of hsnus
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Pasaenrern Arrived.

In the slap Southport from Caariesor-J Burton and lady,
Ms E Burton, w New-3 stecrage.
In re bark LecG TUm -4atrap-a Booth-and 81 III the
seerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

DANIEL TYLER, Esq. of Norwich, has accepted
the appointment OF President Of the Morris Canal
CompspY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-24

II The thirteenth and fourteenth nuHlbers of
DusIGAN's splendidly illustrated Duoay Bible have
Just appeared The illustration accompanying the
latter is an engraving of great beauty by Dick
subject, Little Children brought TO Christ" after
Orerbecks original. This Bible, so rich and BEAU
tifu! in Typography and mechanical execution, end
yet so very cheap would be most appropriate hol-
iday present. DUNCAN has also recently published
a number of valuable Catholic works worthy the
attention of the public in general and of that Chris
tian denomination in particular. See advertise
ment
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Spoken, &c,
men,ora ndn.

By pilot boat Sypl 18th inst 20 miles of Great Egg Har
bor brig Boston I'M Bnumors. OF and fOr Boston.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. DECEMBER %
Arrived:

Ships Orator. Dudley NHaven Hercuean. Holmes. NO.
Brig Re6ecca SUPPLIES. Bermuda, Bret, & vOsc.
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gTsEFfTI, ARTICLES POR PRESENTS-FRAsiCiS L.
Ii iOITlP Ell, n Maiden Lane, have on hand a arGe
,ormeat articles suitable for Prs-nts to which tey invite
the aenton Of yer friend, and the pubic Tier a,soHent
Gard Cases Of superior finish ctsssmfq i've deeft nzs
Backgnmmon and Cneguet BoadsGold Pens superior ar
Gle IN Case including Penei-lnkssnds variety
elegantly ACKNOWLEDGMENT Writing Desks. complete,
syie Pearl Holden, Motto Seals Ivory Tablets Playing and
Slnes Dornno. Pearl and Ivory Folders Segar Cases. &c.
Fancy and PLAZA Note Paper; Enyeiope,. ne. &c
FRANCIS e. LOUTREL, Manufacturing St.rofeu,
dl6 I'm z MAIDEN Lane between William and God is.
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gT THE New ENGLAND PURITAN, an Ortho-
dox religious paper OF high standing, published in
Boston, in its prospectus for a new volume says
although this paper will take no part in merely po-
lcal discussions, it will give its Influence, kindly
but most decidedly, against the entire system Of
Slavery in this otherwise free Republic, and CO.
opera,c with all judicious men and measures, TO
bring thu, system to the specdiest and most proPi-
tious examinations"
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VERY LITTLE TALES, For Very Little Chldren I'm single
synbles of four ind five letters l2mo pp 53 d. Apple.
ton L. Co. 200 Broadway, New-York.
This little book is printed with letters Of an extra
size, and is recommended 10 US by an intelligent
parent, as just the work for that class for whom it
;ntended
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TMPQRTANT TO EAy " ~ eR2PRET2Ss 3F

- -
IN6 Sb Tq EAF FHE E2FfREI2Es 4s
PI2Gso, the steam LnGny peg sSys
Iad and eems@s Wearns apparel bed and iabs nea
suSeSor to all Others Garmen,s washed BY process viii
Inst much longer than washed in the ordinary Why all
cent less aud very short notice required They also
beacbed white before manufactured and lue gwen
TO bosoms colnrs of any required degree
Contracts T e ss with board ns hs@; e, wherein bs an
S$s 9s gsS sFf" E$ssFs s
Amos and GRss .Ts T meet wi" 5 &
A7INEs. BRANDIES &o.-The subscriber has constant
w ~ hand and Offers tor al. 10 families hotels and 9TH
vii be draw from the original casks N quantities. pu
chaser Champagne Wine IN quart, and pnt, OF very ST.
great care As barge assortment all kinds of Wines and
Lqqos IN pipes half pipes hhc, quarter casks %e in
market pnce. There wishing any q the above articles
0 dis 'if'es ''' PARIS r PoMGRoY. s. peatl.,ee,
BRITANNIA WARE--Thc subscriber has on hand few
invented PaiGn, Tea best article invented
for Tea Aso aarze assortment Of Lnmp from the manu-
patterns. Hook Bottles w s,srtop ecfks most elegantly
TEA TRAYS IN sets OF separately. large assortment Of
The above Good, ore Offered a, low prices be pu,
WS. E. srOUTENBURGH.
If3 Fulton, between Broadway and Nas,au-st.
Silver plated Cake Baskets for sale sbovedls
TNDIA-RUBBER sHoEs-The subscriber. daily re;
ssia e fs nd ss5sy ihey o
t tSs Of So.s oid Glossy RaBbsr, we'll othfand
viii sell them reasonable prices instead OF tfyng 10 hoaous
n q 2a0f H Tf sfiiS RuNYoN IS Maiden Lane.
nuCKING GuNs.-Ths subscriber. have JUS. received
Gu,s assorted lengths. Abo. Fawng Gun. o; y1rety Of
kinds. ii very low prices A. w. sPlE S p q ~
u2l 40 re'ii-'u0eA-
PERUVIAN GUANo-The sub'criber has received by tie
George and Henry, direct from the Chincha laHds 90
the Coast of Peru. OF this vtuno!e 5lanuls IL YVES
hpoe by and I account q me eLaVen For sss N
bags. small parcels, al ThomDscnI Star b!opkyn CT Ii
larger re gu, gqsate' BY EDWIN BSs s5rts.!tIes
OLD VINES. RRANDIEs, GIN. RUM. and WHISKY.
" ---'''-' PARIS K. PoMERoY. 50 Pear ,Iess5,
~ between Broad y. aud Coeates SIP
naY'S ELASTIC BRACES or SUsPESDERS-sies-
Echaas o begin look this Kind OF goods fos sprng
= la are nforned that DAY. Warehouse .siden aDe
dnabs urtre OF corrugated Bfaess ever exhibited N hs
S and MUCH e than Similar goods 81 any otnei na-
nufsctnrer hateser pat Go u sa sq Inv rapeeet
suDhu, ,Ine9 pe:onsL 70 zoe 's i'' '''' dis
cKaTEs-A full assortment of coRmon and fancy Skates.
psgesd snf qe5pPs s,ore. of loose and saacy
Knys sed EP tosf ssi.: % ss d
5s.p b. o q o,s VI LITTLE q la
Emery AND BoRAx-lOo casks best genuine i>'nfoa
E esss1 Ens , Rsae Boa. in cases of IL s EACH
f' di iss n nag SHERMAN faRsisxN ATArEa CO % B:esd
A PPARATUs FOR TIE MANUfacIUKE W eoDA
One Copper Fountain, about u sai'ohA
Cne Bottlinc apparatus .-,-,;,,
All N eooons.e oider 70. is1InedIsts work Applyto
Gisi " MEL. WEST. us Rivngton cor. Esssr st.
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PicroRIAL DEYIxER rat H. Relative and Associated
Words. and original work. By Elizabeth Ofnn-
vo PIP %. NewYok J. c. Riker, 12s Fulton.street
In the year 1926, Ms Dram, the auyhorcss OF
the above work, issued pamphlet called First
Book for the Use OF Teachers" con aiming in
b-ief the principles upon which her highly valua-
BILE and extended Pictorial Defner" is con-
struc,ed. She iaforms us, this pamphlet was
the first work Of the kind ever published in this
country. This extract from the Preface of the
I" Pictorial Definer'' will SHOW what the method
pursued is. "The principal representable words
of the language, have been selected for the
subj cts of the engravngs; relative worda have
been added with their literal and, when so used,
their 6gurative meaning, ard as ociatcd words
which ale designed to direct The mind Of the
learner 10 the sources or The sciences, TO which
the principal word belongs: thus giving the
foundation for higher range of thought than is
usually afforded in School Definers, and which
in the hands Of a judicous and well.informcd
teacher, may be the commencement OF course
of study, far above the mere words that are pre-
sented. The author, by experience, knows the
value of clear representations relations and asso-
Citations, in teaching: they may, and ought al
ways to be employed" We like the style in
which this work is got up. The pictures are
good, the print clear, and the method pursued is
thoroughly carried out.
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THINK BEFORE You Acr.--DuTy Is Sacrificing THE
SAILOR BoY.-By Mrs. Sherwood. H. Appleton & CO,
300 Broadway, New YORK.
These three tales, by airs. Sherwood, whose nance
is sufficient 10 recommend them, without further
commentator, printed in the best style, and H.
lnstrateG with good cuts.
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CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY ExcpRslov

CHRISTMAS md HOLIDAY EXCLUSION
BETWEEN NEW YORK, tHi LAgELPRA.
I'll ard Intermediate Places. ut REDUCED RATES
&C., Of FAKE. b, The New-Jeney Ral Road snd
TranIportation Company, from te foot sf Court
and ,fr: frga The ed DeceMb>r The fA Jsru1ypn<zx.
nclnsrre. az so'slock 4; 81 and AZ M Tleket be
al the office Of The Company which WI cut u. pas
10 the 9Th Jnranfy the feiowg reduced rates Of fare:
Frlrn NeY;.Yark o Ph,ateIphIa, and reYn a.. o. 90
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rIEW YEARS PRESEST5-Any Gentleman or LADY
wishing tO splendid Present for New. Years Day,
call at L. BARONTO'S MCsEuA or Arts, % Orcasrd-
street Grand and Dyson streets where BE-
Alsbnser Black Marble. Spar Agale Yellow Stsne salac-
s &c consisting Of various sizes Groups Figures fIus.
szz Hebe, Ewer E;rrcap vass. Csndles,iek. TspeI..
Piece SheIIV4es Oval Vnses. Lamps. Boes DeyoTshre
and Warwick Vases Groups ard Single iogs TabeI. Flor
f;ozzoy and Ring Vases Paper weights, Ring Stands Card
InIes Gard Stands Snuff Boxes, A,nnnns. PAINTINGS Of
Toun; yenvas o, Nables Books on Coochology
leolosy hanns Bdanist &c. &c. Price Of Articles, from
l2 cents s5Og Cleaning and Rspcirag OF every detcp
.oa on moderate terms. dD 2w'
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YoyTH's BlsroRIoA GIFT Edited n Emo o. pp. lbs New
YORK: d. Appleton i Co., go Broadway ~.
This is the time for the purchase OF Chiis,nas
md New Years Gifts for the Young, and Tue aDoro
,oiame will 20 doubt be added 10 many cn,iG
library on these anniversaries. II is Deaau ,ars
volume, containing stories from the old chr0n!ele1s
and the History Of Joan of Arc The ifesn s'n.p nS
md vigorous s,yls of Froissar., Monstrellet' and
others Of the cuss will be relished by children ana
The ,o,. of sn,srt,;nmept recommended by Charles
Lamb, Sou,hey, and those writers VINO pst .l;,Sn.
youlh do not need TO be written down W. 't.. sos
asi children can appreciate and ENJOY wh0' - go
and original as well as older folks. Inose WIZ
Purchasing presents should call at the hessFs' az
plstons and buy this work,
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Political Reform.

To ls Editor Of TIE 7'rtsezs
By Political Raferrns, mean chsnges II Con-
stitutioas and Laws, aid p-oPcse in q fsw MN
bers TO advert 10 some that seem 20 be dez.ate,ii
by the well-being Of the Peeps OF Ills Sale
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The YourIl's Book OF NATURE: BY Rev. b; II. DRArEE
Illustrated by upward of fifty EnGaynss Emo, pp 22I
New.York: ID. Appleton l. CO., 200 Broadway.
This is republication, in excellent style from an
English work, containing pleasing outline of Maui
raj History In looking at books Of this and SINH
lar kind, every reader must be at once impr ssed
with the great progress of the Arts Of Illustration
nc only few years ago similar works were illus
trated with coarse and scm-barbarous wood-cuis,
out of all rules and execution. Now, thanks TO the
enterprise of modern publishers, we have delicate
and spirited engravngs in works such as the above
o, prices within the reach of the mass OF people.
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IOREsENTs FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS.
1 Fairy Land and other Sketches, lustnted, by ParleT
Little Leaves for I,uls Readers, by Farley.
Prayer Books and Bibles, hce binding.
ANIMALS OF variou, kinds For sale by
da5tf HUNTINGTON * SAVAGE. ZIG Peahat.
beautiful AND USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
D-sTEELE & co 35 Pearl street. have manufactured,
expressly Tor the holidays. few supeby ne and beauh;ql
Feather Brushes. Gentlemen wishing make presents Ia
viied To call and examine the assortment. dB
DALLs, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES &c.
ID Those gentlemen who intend enjoying the te,tve" OF e
.enson requested ch and rnto a,sInent
of fashionable SCARFS, CRAVATs. DRESS GLOVES.
&c received by late arrivals from Paris and Londen. Tho
present assortment the above articles have been selected with
great attention. and well calculated 10 give
Gentlemen fashion, The subscribers would call tho
Of their patrons and strangers visiting this city TO their
large well selected assortment Of the following goods
Linen md Muslin Shirts legtof the most approved FRENCH
method u III the form Of The 1edrer) silk Mern0. Lambs
Wool! Finnnel and Buckskn Shirts and Drawers. Velvet,
Cashmere and other Dressing Robes Hosiery. Linen apd Silk
Poke kerchieis Cnvat aud Scarf Stocks. Riding Be Pa
Elastic Shoulder Braces Su.peDdeH Bnekskin, herno.
Cashmere, Cloth, Beaver and Goat SKIN Glove &C. Dc
Gentlemen da-irng Of tho nbove articles will 10 certain TO
ind them TO SUIT their taste the old establishment Of
$50 PARSELlS g. AGATE, 81 Roadway,
d2l Corner Of Park Place.
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THz R9sr Affections GIT. fGT aS b. Ey Marshal
l2mo. pp. ~ ID. Appleton & Co. 2o ot0aowas' N'"'
Yotk.
Tbis is an elegant token of affection, just in sea
500 for Inc New Year Holidays II Is printed ~
BEAUTIFUL style, and its matter is credi'aOie 20
writer's who have contributed their mite 10 msA'ns
Up tho volume.
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CLOTHING.
WINTER CARMEN IS.

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tttO snl~ Tcedy made e. Il Roadway, American Hotel
ia Inns HM. T. JENNINGS s co.