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2ll OIL cash liabilities.
The Governor of Alabama, in his message s,a,es,
that large of the bonds of that State falling due in
1874 have been exchanged for bonds under the prov ons
Of tie net ofFebuay 1873 The Huntsville Branch Bank has
paid s2l9 COO OF bonds due 1872 "A and 1863 and they are
to he destroyed The Governor recommends Increase of
the officers and directors of the Mobile Branch There
have been burned during the of the State
Banks 81 @ 9 The Governor condemns the union of State
md Banking und indeed modern banking shape; and
recommends the lie gslaurs TO fix time before which
whole tank debt be paid and the Banks closed up lie
also thinks that this generation involved the State debt
and heavy loss unfair the generation leave the
debt for it TO pay, and that prepnre promptly for the
exngusbment OF our public debt required by every ptnc
pie honor justice and elfrespec Just such Governor
this Ben Fitzpatrick" he Signs HIMSELF wanted
Illinois and Indiana.
The REVENGE of the State of Illinois this wear is
only $500 which moi sufficient to meet tie necessary
pendures of the State Government
+. kcnuitr, ESQ. has been reelected President of
the Bank Of Missouri.
The ST. Louis Insurance Company has declared
fre PC, ned i-'s.nd farthTce mvntis
In the Virginia Legislature, the memorial of the
james River and Kanawha Company presented inform
ing that the company will be unable the
the bonds of the guaranteed by the State
becoming due the ist day of January next and 10
the interest due the the of stock adrasced the
company and the dividend due the Stockholders OF The old
copany also TINT the company have been unable the
nstnment OF the State debt required by The act Of last year
bis IN these matters.
by statement accompanying the memorial II appears thai
the sum wanted the 1t Of January amounts 10 Sl2S Z9 w.
The same presents view OF The ability OF the CON-
pany 10 meet Its annual liabilities, the amount of It's
present Liabilities be bonded. pOposed-whlch exhibits
annual surplus OF 0,ls6 So
The disbursements oil the State OF Nouh-Caroli-
na are sl4 4O7 and the receipts S. The deficiency
made up by borrowing from the Literary und Internal luz
proremen; fund.
The following statement exhibits the extent Of
f,or,r,a, ce nj tho mort of Galveston. Texas:
Rerenuc collected at the Custom House port Of Cohesion.
fer he year commencing LIST November lSI3 and ending
0.foh.
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DIS lwi, % Cherry and 10 Mulberry Sc.

CHEAP TABLE CUTLERY: The subscriber respectfully
informs hi, friend, and the public, that he constantly keeps
on hand NJ Cheap House Furnishing store chSice a..
sorteni of Table and Tea kuyc from IS 81 10 IS u per sci
Poke. and Pen Knives Also German Silver and BRITANNIA
Tea ard Table Spoons, and good assortment OF Britannia
tsrns and sizes Also Tn ard JappG1Psd War; "a and
md Eoowware such as Pots Ke;es IS. Sadrons, Bras
Kettles cheap s Ms. Of The best 9ga
scks &c e. An excellent variety also o; ware and
Baskets such Tubs, pals, MGshboaris CIohe uoe'
kg Chnirs French Travelling Baskets. &c. CHfe STEW
and Splnt Bag. &c lsewss. Brushes OF ainS:i etso
Also Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs. sc &c.
Please cali at X. r; JoENsToSs 3 Cela;ine "eie
vcu will find IN excellent and al very i0w
r. +. JOHNSTON. 3s Catharlne-'tfeeL
" B. Toys OF all descriptions. nj wholesale and retail
did ,3fny
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Police Office.
Il of a sHDDosed Murderfr.-In August last

Arrest Of a supposed Murderer.-In August last
at night ePloIed man named Ml,9m Livingston had his
10: supposed 10 he white man named r. Nj Jones' who
ad enes the Noe Lbee o PadeRa s
Mayor Of this city offered special reward io hsqpprcheno
officers cockeaiJe and Beamqn after him. who with officer
10 @ cy where he %as comed to PRISON. 10
Observation-Disclosures Taylor was arrested by 9TH
GERS Carlisle and Joseph charged with huSing stolen $50 from
hs IN house No. III Walker street. She committed
answer.
Brglaries. Tuesday, the premises No. 446
Broadway burgarou.y entered by of false keys
and robbed OF so worth Of ess umbrellas book spoons
of the number entered by false keys and robb
se @a aed sme sa ehased Win e
above offences. who was committed TO answer.
IHetx james Davis was arrested bv officer
Warner, and committed for stealing hog from William II.
Eddy Of Roselelt street.
charge stealing silver spoons from W. S Applesate No. 200
Henry Campbell was arrested and committed for stealing
Larcenies--John Kelly was arrested and COM
it for stealing SO worth Of red flannel from Hugh LANG
sohn Mitchell was arrested and committed for steaiias
pairs ofJsntnloonS worth IS i25 from John Chatie No. ii
Dover street.
Barelary-The Methodist Book Concern. No.
go Mulberry broken into Friday evening and
about So @ m %,c Te a ee and Keue
ncey and $50 principally i'll 81 bills on the Brookpo Bank
4aoMer.-1ihe store OF MIR. Stephen A. Wheeler
No Ceurtlandstrcet was broken open "Wednesday ne
and abou, so worth of clothing stolen The burglars In THIS
instance also escaped
LaTcemes.-John Driscoll was arrested end com
mltted TO prison for stealing kedge anchor
Dudley Alckinnan also aIrested-he stole set or mar
pe.s from the stables Of Mess Harrison and Fleet COM
Hlitied rYrl.
John Niece having stolen ham from the store OF Uhomns
Martin also and committed for trial. Mr. Martin
lived u, No 81 Sheriff street.
Coroner's ONCE.
Found Dead in Bed.-Yesterday morning, Mrs.
+, 10 fernule nj
was found dead in her bed which she laid covered up except
her head She was yea old aud native OF this Guy ne
Coroner Inst night held inquest on the body ana the Se
Dict WIS, Death by epilepsy. -, I'M,
female aged about 80 this morning 70 the ferry gnea o9
street. jumped the and was drowned III
though she was atler She was dressed In pun
pie conred silk hat black silk coat hne calico cress
knit gloves India rubber shoes mutt, uppet &c sio
ker halr was dark Verdict Suicide by drowning herse Ia
the North yer oboken street, on the llh DECEMBER
SUNDAY.
another Sudden Deat--This morning the
Coo1er held an inquest No 81 Attorney street on eoy
Of Jane Dalton aged p. born in Ireland Sne nad yee ,u
some time subject fits Last night she compheu ol cIap
her legs and feet, which appeared 10 worh up W U
stomach and she ried this morning about och' Ne'
Died III u III Of epilepsy.
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ynns dap; fd aStGGs eSsaa.
established the esabe and uu.sh supetIous nas
@ back # fms Gss ssi: speedy a
he stubborn eesIa 1a e os upwards whSu, sabS
&ai d as 10 Seas @ putting
ss b: ses kind e S SSas p
French ana any NJ 81 Walkers,ree hrst slofe Ao
Broadway.
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o. American Institute in the ParE.-The
\. Y Fauners Club tomorrow Tuesday 18th inst nj
IL ri SCDJECTDcase of Cattle und the propey Of making
the Veterinary Art Of the departments Of study the
posed Agricultural College.
The Conversation Meeting "Wednesday Evening. 18th inst
ut ~ O'Clock SrEIECr-" ELECTRICITY" Adinlssen free
Mechanics and the trades generally apprentices &C. Invited
iain talk, questions und of instructions the best
for the Farmer and Mechanic hit upon Go and Judge
Tor yourselves. IL costs nothing. do q
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MALAGA GRAPES, EAISLNS. &c IN whole end han
VI kegs whole. half and quarter boxe .pred Ga'a1'
C;tru Sufan1 Rsisns, Pruaes, Figs and Spees, &c &c
AZ S:rsrts Refined Sugars and Mol.s.es Syrup. and q
csocs assortment of Family Grocenes &c tor sae az s
ale and letail, low prices, by J. u fOs iss-
Grocer and Tea Dealer, 80 Greenwich street, corner hufag'
and Is Gree uwIch. corner vest,y-
ground daily only Is per pound, werranted pure ma Jn
Wa,er Sperm OIL, r. g gallons and pfinae Lazy Dull
,e, By the tub or arkIu, at low prices.
FAMILIES ind BoaIdns House Keepers are n'ita 70 g.Te
him cal. cA AWE
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G- Mufrs! MufTs AID Furs-SelIing by retail
at WHOLESALE prices for this ONLY. nj No Cor
inntsttee Broadway Ladies' don't forget ~ call and
supply yourselves in time. MO BINS
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hrh.I.iiIt,II.

On Thursday the Eth inst by Rev. James McLane' ~
E. a. HOYT, and Miss SERBELLA ). a"ush'e' u a. '"
Al Newark, Ith insant by Rev. Or Eddy JOSEPH n r.
LOWREY OF New York. to DEBOR All T. dahsh'et oi u'e
late Grad C. Ward. Of Geneva. N Y.
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m S,nd,'s Bristol, md Comstock's EXTRACT OF
sold at 81 Courtinnd:;reet

DEAryrss.Dr McNairs Acoustic on io aa Il
OF the Ear. This article good us Y IS celeS a the
I'M, been known cure of long standing, even
pat had not been able hear for years. ana LOT
humrinr m the head pam the head nnd cars IL ~
led How nun,erous the eases o persons
were anos, constantly from buzzing no.e. ~ ' Tmptoms
aou. like the falling of water etc. which are sue
OF approaching deafness To all such we conu,e" d M
moad Dr. McNar's Acoustic OH. rs d sure tsHei' wv
Courtlandtsireet. Price 81 per TASK
CUus1,rys OR FROSTED FEETaA certain cure t y VIVA" n
rnntsd by The ,se of Connels Magic Pam ENtiact9
'ou p s"ee'' sends Sore Eyes and Nipples,
Prim. Fersrs and Old Sores. Piles. Sc
ny IoSotyy's GREAT WEsTgRN I.SAcEA' i Ih'.s.
Ct,nr,Innd street the OF Ast.ma
10, I've, Compliant Loss of Appetite fe.ie ,.,
ton, &c ms remedy, being OF vegetable ~ n.,snns
betaien with perfect safety for any term % beS may have
OF ,Ic mos, ecae CONSTITUTIONS however low me tY
bee, rrdncet by disease. II will be iouno suo ie
boiehed faces so troublesome 20 young persons
Krsp yorR FEET Dry THIS WET MI XII or Tnnnin
,hns az. svcr raw or keeping feet dry IS the VI, o
the cstber sol, and pabe and doubles the veal 81 So
sn5 tons nothing equal It. 10 DC hao u -
lapdt- street. -,v,----------
v,v Brury-THE HMR.-Iiow fieousatty az, 90 a T,s
70 d,.ense Law waste the delicate forms OF @ Ia a.
md though restored again To hea,n, Ia syer
% ns once adorned their heads tall OIL ana hs Eve
ing ocss a be original beauty is inconeevaoS nov
nersonEnoe ESPECIALLY ladyCcan lane s he Oh
-, ~ This nont when never anE Isieo{ Sa, 80,
, - o he senu inc Oldrdge's Balm OF oiuoa. -
,sIne " yhIrl will perfectly restore TINS ony III
r.,t ~ female ornament. Nhh5 II ouo"A " '
cIowning point ol ieiiiauc e--s
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR lSls.

JGrST PUBLISHED, THE DIARY FOR lsi5. contain
in; blank space for every day the year Almanac for
ISIS lt of ShcrS and CLERKS OF the different Counties
Commissioners Of Deeds appointed by our Governor IN other
States and Territories: Commissioners 10 take acknOwedg
mems for other Public Noiafs and Commissioners OF
Deed, IN the City of New YORK Master. and Examiners IN
Chanccry Sheriff Jury Tor the year S5; Rates q, Postage;
Foreign Cunsnls Ranks and Insurance Compane, IN the Cities
of New YORK had Brooklyn; Assistant justices Ward Courts
list Sundays the year ls5, Sc. Also. many Useful
memoranda relating 10 the different Courts. .
pnh.hed this year several different sizes suitable Tor
the pocket or office table. Published By
DIS lwis. JANSEN l. BELL l5s Nassau. IL
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rs- Established I795.-soAP CANDLES AND
S'TARCH-J D. & w. LEE, Manufacturers. Nos. 81 and
g Reade street. New York, have constantly on hand large
Lowest make prices warranted equal If superior 10
manufacturer the city; delivered or Sppea without charge
for boxes Carriage.
Merchants Grocers Country Dealers and Families VINO are
Sani Of The above articles will ind 10 the rlnterest 10
cal on US before purchasing elsewhere. - ny ,pp
nl2 2miS !. ~ @ W. LIZ
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I'M y Z
The DAYS OF Performance hereafter will he TUESDAYS. Thurs
rgNrESnAY EVENING. December lIih. viii be performed
! I pIRTrA NI-Elvra. Sgnora B)rgheSe ; Lord Atthur
So tnrocnn, Sir George. Sg. Val,elina 81: Richard
sig. 1ou,as. =, s,1 r., N
AGGRESSION: First Tier and Parquete 81; Second iief :"
cents Pryae Boxes, with admissions. So
I,ckEYs without Seats can he had at the Boz
Office. -. w. 49,,
Seats secured from A. NJ to NJ Llbcttos IN English
anil Italian can be had at the Box Office. dlN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DI + RIil I

OLE BULL
~ ESPECTFULLY announces that on w etnssdsy Eye.
II nns lsth Dec. iSi he will give CONCERN Al ta-
mos )oera Hnu>, by full! and effective Orches,,
under the direction OF Sisnor La MAMMA. when he wa
have the hoaar perform or the nr', TIME ms new sonpo-
s.;oa eut.tied NIAGARA, with other novelties Paiucu-
lar IA future Advertisements. ,,,
IL, So. 49, u,u,s nd NJ the ,lonr dl6
GRAND CONCERT OF MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC
W Ry Mc,sr. ASH ONHLy and CONES, assisted by M
Il DuS>tN,-n ne Minerva kosms On Tuesday evening De-
&c &c For particulars bills Tickets, 50 cents each may
b. had at the Music Stores, SC. dio It
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COMPLETE HISTORY OF FRANCE.

JUST PUBLISHED-PART T. PRICE p CTS.
HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the earliest period "a the
present time. b. VI. MiCHrLyT translated by C. H. Smith
TIE celebrity OF this work the Continent and the want IN
English Literature good history OF France. has induced
publishers introduce the American public at price
within the mems Of ALL The Edinburgh. FofeGn Quarterly
and other established Reviews. have urged the necessity and
reader D. APPLETON 4 co. Publishers. 5O Broadway
For sale by all Booksellers and Periodical Agents dis -ts
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And hnir her Shoulders about
a woman sa, by her l9llel siasS.
saueezing the plRPes ons:
Quito, kc ths woman IN pain
s'.fb,s cannot b. endured: ,,,,e, or, An
Without o cake OF ~ . hN'
| may not hope 10 DC euIeo'
Long have l. o., come In
bS. m e tce Il TO .ay. TINT she dad BUY Gaze o. b
tufr VIZ" 49, Som and tha, she undcnaoy cheu hs
sn bs c. has now the pleasure OF numbering ah's '"'
choicest lneT% rfss--The celebrity OF Dr Gs pepais
20 bos excited the cnpdity oil nest OF sTniets: ne only
isen, , nie AZ et III store mind. FROM BfoadwaJ0
,cnt, a cake.
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{. :. FISK, Aucticae-f.
E9VC : FlSk-S;urs No X JSirnls,ret, (Sat'ora Hail.
- AT PRIVATE SALE
90 Superior Nanosaay aud ,,Ast desks amt maple BED
ssa OF haent styles; l5Q mshogany clock secout
Rand ingram carpets, ply: hair snd naiirrsses ,pend'
rosewood per table, psso urt.s a,e, Enssn doube bar
ny. brass ienssn: smr&e condenser, FOR Jewellers use
A large Aquantity Of sword and other Canes and lane
my us assortment Tor maaufacuen AT auction pyces.
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Drs- Board.-Nlrs JANE HAlGHT has removed from
No ITO Chambers No. q Barclay street. where gen
emen desnus of obtaining peaan, sing with re
psces cnn be accommodated with breakfast and tea or iu
board. Aso Pe'lur with bedroom attached Iinnsen'
ATE Mrs Hach has permission to refer TO the following gen
Ia ms wilson ESQ u1S lIas'
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u Appointments for Mr.. Coughs Tenn
.>erurce LectuTcs.-Sunday Evening, Dec. 10, Presby
Eyenn. Dec 49, Dr. McAuiey's Eighth S. Tuesday Even
ING, Dee. II, BROOKLYN (Hiev. M Sperl md broadway
Tabernacle. "Wednesday evening. Ucr. IS, Tlvoi Saloon,
cor. of Vunck and Charon with Concert by the Boston
Quarette Club. . cents admit,ansc. dli 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE REAL MAGAZINE OF AMERICA,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
For January, 1913.


THE MOST VALUABLE. INTELLECTUAL AND
SPLENDfDLY EAIBEILISHED EVER ISSUED.
C7ntThzions ffoa Hoffman. Tucsernsu SedSwiek. Ans
he B. Weiby. Arthur. J. Ross DIX. Ms Hale and others
This number csamente with co sss ;haa FlV rlaEnl
HELP NY MOTHER
By add-he mos; superb etzoi!nt published IN Ma
THE SoREE.
IN eleEan, Line Ensavn= highly finished By Pnsslwhe.
from elaborate drawing OF Refined Lc Il his Fever been
surpassed
style. = Pnke-;on best praise tina, De be-
slowed npon hch. thai ey universally cifcuL.tea and
rdrnI-eG among the Este Of New YORK
The fourth zos dainty and beautiful design b. C-a7s.
-.CJT GLASS VASE"
cosred By the eminent Artists. and oTerowGr with the
!ares; fruit IN luscious clusters.
a SUMNER SCENE FOR WINTER MONTH
is another Line Engraving OF great NEXT;
Altogether. there such Inducements soscr
the present volume presents
ATTEND, MAIDS AND BEArz. BArcHEL6Rs AND MAT
dis WI. 81. CHRlSTY, Agent, No. ! isJor House.
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Posr orncr New.York. Dec. 18th. 1874.

PosT OrrIcE New-YoTk. Dec. 18TH. lSii.
Drs- Northern Mail On and after the lith inst TiE
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL will be closed daily al tbs s
office nj 3 O'clock A. NJ and Bridgeport and the
ousaonc Railroad conveys mail matter Tor Albany incnc
ing all offices that pace and Bntuo The southern
,er nj counties h State Erie and Crawford counties Pa
Troy and the northern counties OF this state those couneS IN
Vermont lying the west OF the Green Mountains and sso
tho county of Betkshre Massachusetts. together with Last
md West Canada.
The Ere Railroad Nal. conveying mail matter Tor the
counIics Of Rocklnnd Orange Ulster Sullivan. Deiswsre
Greene parts Chenango and Albany and BT9ome IN ms
state and tbs counties OF SSQnehanna und ayhe VIII
he closed daily except SUNDAY. Mt ia clock a NJ
dlI2t JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM. Postmaster
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Boarding.-Ars. GOSS having opened the new and
councillors house % Veseys; the Asto House, pFoie
choce of desirable transient permanent Boarde
,roton shower warm and cold Baths free The location
very central vel quiet and shady. Terms moderate. aus It's
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DRY GOODS.

ERENCH MERINoES. of o.! qualities and s2J9rs' can be
i had very cheap at ba ~, I'm = .,
die 3is 81 oLanG. stIeet.
f1HEAP SILKS!-All who wish 20 buy cheap Dress oil
u SILK would do wel to call at BARhER,
Dis 3s % Grand-street. between E!dge and Alen:sS
CHEAP DE LANES BARKER, Isl Gfand,treet,, !,
I selling off his stocks of DE LANES very cheap All
who wish 10 buy good Dress from Is ~ TO l. 20 per yafo
world do well to call. Also, splendid CASHMEELSs anu
FRENCH DE LANES at less than cost uio JUS
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Court oaienanr-rh,s day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. l02, 25, 100, lOl, l02
co. 81, %. So lO7, los 100 III, li2 ll3, l0i, liz
S. Sc IS, 49, y. 50, 81, 49, 25 s. 80, 80, so, So
COMMON P,.EAs.-Nos. /, 9, B. 4, 5,6,7,s,s
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1910. H'f i84i. 1912. 1s4s. 1914:
On ooo On r10 % 100 $500 n ,59l

COT-rON.-he transactions to-day were very small he
bye, being generally engaged making up their coLresponu
ins embrace 500 Upland, and Florida at ~ 81 o5 S csn
70 a., 10 good fur and 500 Mobile and NewO ems
Ordinary to mdsr to which hse IS but nue. n IN ts
ccnts The arrivals during the period We're ~ ne
ii;ce nYs nus, about the Saturday last we auoe
as i0'''"' Lirerpool Classical
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o. Leeches! Leechcs!! Leeches!H-VeV
fine Swedish Ieeches Gall sze) for sale u cents each by
Wm. Watson. Chemist. &c Apothecaes Hail. % Saiharne
10 llHls
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GOAL COAL-The subscribers have IN yard bes Feach
Y Orchard Red ASH Coal ot the various sizes wish tney
are rnnred 10 deliver 10 customers the best possible orde
and al as low prce the quality o; Coal can be bought
for ut any Other place III the city. CT, - ,ta
Also on hand Liverpool Ofrel and Virginia Goals oil me
hest quality. ut the lunest market prices; 81 f.
shortly expected, superior cargo % best NR'a tohi s
Bocksmlts and Manufacturers whe taken direct
from the vessel suitable deduction Will De made c.
Orders for Coal sent through the Despatch Port or eit at me
store OF Spakrnsn & Trnow No. l4 Wate!st or NJ eite'
VI '' s'''~ W. x 4. TRtSLOW,
d1s Iwis % Cherry and 10 Mulberry 81.
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FOR CLERGYNEN AND STUDENTS.

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THE MINIATURE LIBRARY, comprising series oi oeat-
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BOOKS FOR CHlLUREN-A yetS large assortment, ~
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NINA CAMEI,S HAIR SHAWLS.

INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS.
II EAI INDIA CAMEL,S HAIR LONG and SQU ARE
or,nss md .care: FRENCH CAMEL's HAIR do co Do,
Laree assortment CLoAkS and POLKA CUAIS N e.
Velvet. Warered, Plain and feacy silks. EMBaotphhho
70 nsF 4. ARNOLD * co. - Cnral 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-16
NEW GOODS,
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NEW GOODS.
RECEIVED DECEMBER 10.
j. O. TAYLOR S, Co. Jobbers, % cedhp-s t.
Ps;vsd his morning from the CALEDONIA. and from Boston,
New Goods, a. follows: .
case of foreign Wooden Plads-vefy scarce ,,
100 dozen highly coored Ladies Crayar SIX anu 'e'e
cases silk warp Apacas.
a. cotton wurp-hishly lustred
Royal Blue.
coiorct cotton Table Covers.
CuchInerts-tie test styles offered t's >eas"H'
Prints-,iitefent pattern. from market
bale Of Plaid Cluaklngs from Salisbury lIs' aao a'eS
scarce article 10 market
cases Ph1nix B. Blanched Sheetinss
Phanix \. Bleached sheetings
Nierrtnac Punts-new and Deeutiul spfs'
Hamilton Bleached Canton tihnnes.
10 bales of stalk Mills Sheeings, IA WIDE
rqssS nf Satinets dark and heayy-very low priced
sbsles OF "a Sheetlngs-e1tIn fine and very heavy.
bales OF carpet Yarn. .,.. ..,, .,ts,
ID cases 1ieached ShsetI-s ana Shifuis'ui''e ~
and priees- N ,, 49,. r,o.,,,,
bsynr tn bought Boston last week and 1st received
J. o. T. * ca would respectfully announce Thai lhett s'GcA
viii he kep; c07piee assortment GAd 7EGntitlss u
ring the preseut and coming winter months arg ue,e
ouy u az sea+J'is y. 1e ; 81 U.s. ~ dis