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NEW PUBLICATIONS
PICTORIAL
N e w w o RI d,
'oR THE NEW YEAR,

FOR THE NEW YEAR,
TWENTY GRAND ESGKAvINGs FOR a sIxPEScE!
DS- The first number Of the ILLUSTRATED NEW
WORLD. QUARTo FORM. beginning new volusne-,inder
the editorial charge of CHARLES EAsES. Ea-wil be IS,
sued Saturday 1t win be most glorious number:
md will contain lie tao first chapters of great
Pictorial Romance for all classes entitled The Minor
MISEREES OF HUMAN LIFE!
the text by Old Nick and which viii be rendered paIpaby IN
.alGible to g high and low desree."by
FIFTEEN mAGNIFICENr PICTURES
most esqusiicy engraved wood By the Gale
hraed Granville. Aso, contribution from Rev. Or
VILE DEWEY: DESCRIPTION of the M,zorRxA ora
DRILLE. all the nse Londos and Pars and rivins
popularity the cesbrtcd Polka with illustrative ensray.
with other original and attractive features en-
cravings, &c. will set the city blaze of excitement,
TEN THOUSAND COPIES
Will be sold Saturday, this City alone and the cde
from Agents are pouring in from all quarters
5 Price OILY 81 CENTS Mail ard CITY Subscriber, 90
q yeat-TWO COPIES BY mail for FIVE DOLLARS
Address, tpost- paid or frce.)
E. WINCHESTER, Publisher. "a Ann.st.
s S.-To prevent disappointment we beg TO slate thai
the and beautiful paper ordered the next volume hav
ing failed. first number will be fair specimen Of what
the New World i. to be-ye it Will be richly worth TWENTY
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BALLS !! BALLS
rIp or ANIMAL. RAIL.

OF THE IRISH EIlIGRANT SOCIETY.
gs,HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL Of The it2G Euig,a 81, on
Monday the goth ms II with confidence that NE rAecu
i've Committee of the Society appeal IN It's Deal 10 e %
encc of their fellow of oil classes. wihout
The institution entirely chariabe ohe 2ells go
tho of the clnss oil nom
opnr.sson and imposition the way 10 u,is county, eiu
nprn their arrival and to furnishing them WIN shfn h
employ thus enabling them tn escape the
and misee Of great cities preventing them from pe's
icn on themselves the public nnd directing uelr III
and their labor where they may most benefit themselves un
Their new Country During the past year, many thousands
have been aided IN this way by the Society," and 1t Is cea
that nothing except limited means prevented an %
~ ns.tnes 10 many thousands This defect me IN
ec,tye Committee ~ supply IN part Dy lne
nunl a of the nsltuton and they rely uu .e . IN, Ia
s-I-.oe of Their fellow cnzehs W e"i'' o W w
sign ,,.,..., on,l ,,,o I ,des-rrice 81
can be had Of any Of the - ,,,,,>,cp,,r,rc
BERNARD GRAHAM 20 Greenwich.st.
GREGORY DILLON. .. soic,ay-st.
PATRICK KELLY, 63 Aiotf-st
JAMES REYDuRS, ~ Bsaversl.
CHARLES l. SHEA. q Cedar.t
JonN T. boyle, rs Nnssau;st.
JAmEs MATHEWS, IS Broadway.
HTGu SWEENEY, NJ. ID. Elm ~ ID WakeIsts
MICHAEL BURKE, ll6 Greenwch-st.
ARTHUR STEWART, ~ Maitst'
joseph STUART, q Wlliam'st.
G.. NJ. Nanny. eS Finest
G. NJ CoNNoLLY, a Waterst-
SAMUEL GRAYDoN. 90 Pine:st.
JAMES OLwrLL, 81 CathaInes'.
Thomas ROLAND. Is Annst
ions McNICHeLL, 81 Rusevelt-si.
OWEN MCCABE, Ill NlOnroe-s, ~, 50,
IsIRST ANNUAL BALI. OF THE IRISH EMlGKR aaSI
n SOCIETY," AT NIBLO'S SALOON.-liackneyC Coach
Carriages or Cabs engaged for this Ball. will set their Com
pnny down with their horses heus towards Houstonsee''
-ie - - ISAAC III. BROWN,
d9s9tis Superintendent ofthe Hacks and Cabs.
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HOLIDAY CAKES.
MOORE BAKERY, 6ss Broadway,

near 4th street,
The public are respectfully informed hnt they will find at
the above establishment splendid and superior assortment oil
Iced and ornameatcd every variety of SMALL Cakes Tor
their tables manufactured om the very best materials and
with the utmost care.
C. INNES respectfully Informs his customers in the eastern
section OF the city TINT their orders will be attended to with
MS usual punctunl.ty.
d25 yis- CHAS. lNNES g u.
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NEW WORKS IN PRESS.

/ VESTIGES OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF
CREATION. l vol. l3no. Gust ready
This work of deep |; attempt TO arrange
ha succession Of organic relics disclosed III
famous generation and progressive development 10 reconcile
sve in his cerebral responsibilities the and his
atlon.
9. PYCROFT'S COURSE OF ENGLISH READING,
adapted 10 every Taste ana Capacity. vol. Emo
This admirably adapted promote really intel
ectull study OF History Philosophy and the Bellies Lees
distinguished from that accumulation OF words and dGies
in the memo.y which passes for education.
DIS WILEY & PUTNAM, lei Broadway.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST.
FOURTH VOLUME.


This work hns become the leading Agricultural paper
United circulation large, and increasing
constantly.
A Ladies' Department will be commenced with
the New Volume which will be conducted By Mrs Kirkland.
the welknown Author of" A New Home. SC who VIII De
assisted by several ladies well qualified Tor the task.
Rows. Departmen MT also will be added. and sustained
with great spirit These and interesting additions 10
IN Agricultural journal.
When complete the Agricultural makes volume oil oo1
pages. double columns octave with numerous woou cuts VA
ecp,ed in the first STYLE of the art md altogether believe
this will be one OF the best Family papers which VIII 90 pup
lshed in the year 1915.
The back Volumes be had neatly bound and are Inc
most valuable
NEW YEARS PRESENT
that can make 10 their children They should also
find place in every Library Few works contain more vaiu
able and interesting reading.
Published Monthly, One Dollar year. The first number
OF Vol. w. Will be issued in n few days.
SAXTCN s, MILES, Publishers.
aesau, 15 Broadway.
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NEW GOODS

FOR THE HOLD AZ s,
AT THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING EsIAb-
LISHMENT, IS7 BROADWAY, THREE DOohS
BELOW THE FRANKLIN HOUSE
The subscribers have Just received sevea! new siy u
SCARFS and CRAVATS. 10 which would invite the ut
,enon of rends and the public Also. an assortment u
OVERCOATS md CLOAKS which selling at COST
Gentlemen in want of On elegant Winter Garment nj very
low price can be accommodated by calling as above
d2i lis J. {. BOOTH q ".
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= s.. ssndss kss, cso,l.n., =, - .; -.
"a abe sISo IN notes e Of he BSoE al
y vas nag with some Others II aot ;aker
"a, ia os s dropped either in the Broad.
sss 81 = st'cu p The finder. Il be vii ieaSc i
DO s,
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
For THE HOLIDAYS.

FUR HE HOLIDAYS.
FOREIGN FRUITS, PRESERVES, &c
hTALAGA GRAPES, in half and quartz, kegs-Rats,ns
W. whole half ind quarter boxesoCItron- NED SaI
rsnts-Fgs and Pruncs, fancy boxes-Paper and Soeh
Amouds-and Nuts Of all klnts.-For sale. at very low
prices fcr cash. By J. o. FOWLER. Grocer and Tea
Dealer go GteenwichStreet Murray, and is Green
wich.st.eet. corner VeStTy.
Also. JUST REcEvEp-A superior assortment Of Old java
Coffee of the finest favor, roasted and ground daily nj a
Ing per pound. &c ous
IL Apply NEW YEAR. Isi5.-Lsiles Who wish hand.
Saees for the approaching Hoydcys can ind al
MLLERS. 142 Canalst:cet complete assoItfen 10 o.
different Stye Lade Gaiter Bocs at 10 Is and made |"
order at % shilng White and black Satin: abo ffench
Morocco and KID slippers. for Balls Pares Weddings. &c
Ladies vii please call aud examine t9t themselves a.
J. b. MILLER'S az Cansl.S;reet,
GL 3,S, Between Thompson GHd Sullivan streets.
(AKEs-Cakes for the NewYea calls ut No = be eek
" man.sire-t, The subscriber respectfully informs ms Gus
and the public that he prepared TO furnish them win
Cakes that shall not be surpassed by any IN the trade M
Pound Plumb and other large Cakes Will be astetuly orna
rn.nted made of best materials. \ liberal discount
VIII be made persons buying Cake for Schools o- ~ large
quantities. Orders Of the CITY or Brookly
JAMES KELLY, 70 Beekman.
do7 it's Bctweea Gold and Ch.ftreets
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3ETINDoW SHADE DEPOT-No. 2 Spruce street
wv $1,000 worth Of Shsdes The subscribers eves en1-
o to please hne enlarged heE 20 supply s
nceazng demand for their superior shades feons puy
Of them rely having good article IS they arg always
Their patterns consist every kind which could be invented
and they have greater assortment than al me cine. eo
shnents put ,csehcr and they TAKE great pleasure IN
IN. them and offended II they 90 no ei fs1pfo
OF taste would do well call Sign Bannets ana intsf De-
coratons done no, 70 be surpassed rlFnnin oil Al Kds
cheap. BAh4Oh O DA. DA-AS-'AS
nj 3ms
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THE ART OF WEAVING,
BY HAND AND BY POWER:
With an Introductory Account of It's Rise and Progress in
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES,
yoR THE USE or MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS,
BY Clinton G. Giiroy,
Practical Weaver and Manufacturer.
One large sro Volume Illustrated aeim nearly go Encrdc
inss on UO0d and steel, plain and coicrsd
THIS is n work written with admirable ceaIness thoroughly
PRACTICAL and one of which manufacturer of Cloths az
ford TO remain ignorant Wh view Of encouraging very
enlarged circulation the work has been issued at the exceed
nry low price Of Five Dollars net.
All orders for Books, accompanied with remittance and
specific directions how be addressed will be neatly put
and sent free of expense any the principal Cites where
presses run-or if wished will be put up directed aad le at
any place in this City, according to instructions.
d23 Ills GEO d. BALDWIN, IS Spncc-st.
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,re. ON phrenolosy, PhyAf-

tocy d E1s}y Thursday evening; at the Church
S Ss. ss Ms$sf sf Grove
n q & Lufes Isnnsiy. February aud March com
% sy GoodsJ ~ ,nd closing with PUBLIC examinations
.ssS For particulars see bulls a sna ds Mn,. aa
sS. Pfoles',Se above sciences for snle. DIS WIS
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F. j REARNs. Aqct!Sne !. !. :, ~ /.

+. ] RENKNS, NuctI,heer. =,
by C. B. RlNG.-HoU SEaoLD FURNlIURE;;-MLSn'
ID day Mt l0S clock us Chatham street the en- ne tpt
n;tc Of family going south. consisting OF Sofas Sos Bed
PLAIN and Dressing Bureaus, Mahosany French hSi fash
Mahogany Maple aud Rush Sent Cbnis. Ward Kobe Ms;
hogany Tea Breakfast aud Dining Tables Black Walnut ana
Lamps Pier ard Mante Closes superb Cooking stove WIN
pipe and fixtures complete Hall md Paror Stove sn9i
ieboard and Snins suitable for Saloon or PUBLIC
House, also the Ktchen Furniture. Chnn and EaheawaFe
LOS DIS
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'ss" -, C-Iebratton The CHRIST

e d5 sSsl estae NJ Vii be ea lepsaied
sS.ssssp DesEey ~, ' ~ commence at o'clock. for
a-sJ eges S S,ssion Church The exercises are
"a os shsrnc;er and afforded much pleesnss
srosaed zucel,s for The benevolent purpose 10
- psfsssss ~ nssonjed are respectfully invited 70 AT;
ssn \. cents each. TO Be SoisncMa ; %
L sss, III Alsa q; = and II he door Of the church.
efhs Com. Of AIaD JOSIAH P. KNAPP, Sec.
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o,sts IA spe.l meeting of III, Assoc e sc
~ 81 NJ I'D AZ clock. precisely. Full attend
E rGsesd' SiLAs CHICKERlNG. Pf,s iiae !;
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CARPETINGs. RUGS, OF. CLOTHS

NItUI1tiIIE7, &c.
,,. ce-eI anil nu,, bs;. uaeaal GtIl ss SioEs
d large and beautiful OF English Busse 1nre
p, nrr;si Double SUPER SupeYine and Fine Ingram and
vs,e,,sn nroetinr OF patterns md colo entirely new
Ensh and American OIL Cloths OF great variety OF patterns
a. speptd article OF Persia Velvet DgugEet TWO yufas
WIDE entirely patterns and ycfy nch ooSls WIN every va
Bnss of every style Door Mats. Window Shsde Sair Aot
&C Purchasers respectfully invited 70 ca. . ,b ,t
n B-An experienced apioe.sf VII attend 70 me tnak
ius " Sr14pss' A-0 w. H. GUiON.
aSgf no, aEsa Broadway. sld n pYiaenss
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A: e. TJTTLE, Aneiilehessi, c

w MCCORMICK. Auctoneer.
pEREMPToRY SALE OF P!ANo J ~ i pA1 III
serve Rosewood and Mahogany French Grand Action Pa
Forte with modern improvements made by ABBOTT ano
instruments worthy consideration they VII Do sold WIN
onifr ~
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...at.-CHARLES D. HATCH.

- ss1ris -. ,sce;yed an ee2nBt da>.i ~
.st, he Jus, vs. CRNVATS Of the mo., ce,rab.
80. AafS sne jnli assortment OF Under Gnf-
0src: ,a sSs ;c.ias Gowns. heay Z, ' y.
Is. e .S,,sI Tes. Stock. &c: &c. o. st
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scboui no. s, attached % me heV

"a ~ f,o,n yew.Or!csns, Is discharsing Mt
ship Btlsn' co,,rnees viii please attend to the
= I. MOTH kiyef. 80 dN
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sandss Church evening" wsl mold ! Tbs
.ostsS5es Sa "a. Dalssnes saSins e.
esi q Up or the benefit Of The T9hSo An
eSoo invited p %,tsSs Des, Hea
IN y ss ssose-s;ses 70 conrsencc o, ei0eN'
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JPoRTANT To EANhIES eR s2PR tIEEsT E

HOTELS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLi:-Ihe
Proprietor of the Washington steam Laundry e 20
=. he attention of the public TO his method OF washing
Ladies aud GenseIs Wearing apparel bed and "a pie hnen
c and To state some of the edvnntag WEcn teHoeI
s,nerior 10 ali Others Garments washed by his process viii
last much longer than washed in the osnaTs WY, a
Ivagnr dispensed with The work done Tor . 70 ~ per
cent e and ve,y short notice required Ihey are also
beeched white Us before manufactured anu use s'e
Ia bosons or collars of any required degree 49,;
Contracts Will be made with boarding nsuses WnetsDy u,s
washing viii Gust them much less tnnn II done IN nell own
9isT left with WA H. ROBERTS, +a Broadway; a. j.
Ready Made Linen store 10 t@c sb s,ies
feryeen Ar and Ct=tl VIII meet With pfomp al
te,,,jor. SEAMAN. ProDnsioI % 'a'iS
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- :. orause., . los. go: and green

81 per ~ dull. and we know OF saies.
snefcaa ed 40 50 tons haviag changed hsna:
s.r o aRSs ssse hsf a: large
y szivert; M ss,..n,:ia sot, PAT al $40. mos
az sees ,as,ce saIe oil coo ID. Western Lave
4 TBhh.s., eaxh.
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ard Furx-Seliing by re'a'
aas: eiunss y; m, t WEEK ONLY. AT No. Cor. n
Ladies. dont forset 70 u c s,n,. 1.u
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HsR. G. @. COTTON win giyo his Annual Exhibition O
lSl the effects produced By !nhalns
NITROUS OXIDE; EXHILARATiNG OR

MINUS OAlDE-. OAA
LAUGHING GAS!
Al the BROADWAY TApERsAeLE, MONDAY EVENING. De.
cember -. lSil. -.
W 'f q g., oRsMSD J K9l
engaged fof the occasion.
Alter which NINETY GALLONS Of GAS having been pre-,
Gentlemen nave been selected from over ONE HUNDRED who
have inhaled ,ha Gas al private entertainments. and they COM
FEs sssi:ss F 5s3 9 aassa.
md Iaushable
Character that The CITY at SIX OF them are work the
'iss g s' % -
persons the nueuos Of the Sas and that he ar-
denee have good opportunity to witness the setion
Twelve s,soas men viii stand around and upon the stage as
sassGaId against all danger eeF 10 Inc auuehes OF VIC
Nh Cotton has gwen the private enteF,snment ana aSs
enabled to t o an at the TaSeina such
intrinsic and powerful attraction tbs: could resist the
H the sandancs Of ae Abouttso honsand
aeaet Nj , e last aSa a9y sSs
;eannent that these who were 10 inhas the Gas hac
Mr. Cotton believes the entertainment will be such rs 10
keep the audience ofauGhter fo5 three hours
power Of language 10 express and the entire Medical author
w Of Europe and AmsTea maj bs .p e,e Gas enter
rannen;s which have been gwen OF sis IN ths " tI, ms
only regret IS tia, and be jadsed BY them Ihnss
who hare only those entertainments DC rCi knew wnat
Laughing Gas Entertainment .. Ia, :,
hailed the Gas whose nd had recently ossn pSws,iMy ss
s s qRSn Se s egs asG &
anu hop about the room cappns her hands ard eTciaiuns
,sy ssdf4 s 5s sn sST 1n SUI e
M evidently the OF her mind and FEELINGS This i hss
she S she ha re ba he Gas again This WIS an un
PERSONS character brought out The effect oi the Gas su
During the evening Mr. Cotton will of the mos;
SURPRISING CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS.
Mr. Cotton will be the first to nhale ihe Gas 81, or,
- ~ ia
Winter ss there more Tickets sold Lsfn the A0A'e '
DoSr open a, paste Entertainment to commence pre-
cS at RS ga t S GoaSscc hi, performance at o'clock
TICKETS % CENTS.
Hd dsI 'a asw ai lets Hewe Firth Halls. Filth, Hal
roa ara nn e. a d s Box Gcs
the public advised to purchase Tickets where tey sIe oF
sale ut tbs Hotels and Stores. az9 ass
OLE BULL
u EGS to announce his LAST CONCERT st the Italian
NOT N9s 5esIs surg IN Snd FULL oRcREsTRA
up S PESsoN Will preside at the Piano Forte
PROG Me.
PART I.
3 adaso ReilSloso, or q Mothers Prayer, COM o,nu
pG,Gd a and psIjS s Sy Waters Silver zea
'pIi Word. By Psnche. Composed expressly xo,,
-'' s,n ou"u -, sguor Saiqurico.
D. N t,me5 composed aau Ole Bull
Overture zanne,,a Auber. ............., Orchestra.
s.siciano i"fnheA' Ole Bull
sny :iLo, a oyeicf' hiarin b. fIa,yse Nils, Northall
ara o nGnu -" Sisnor sanquirico
D.. eG SarnaJ Ss ,r1 tn,e by Ole Bull
Private Boxes $40 eachcan be secured on early eppl'ca
ton nj the Box Office Ticket, 81 cach-to he had al me
M,sic Stores. the Astor Houc. and ut the door Doo VIII,
nn,n 81. and Concert cOmnence precey at Is cosh
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DRY GOODS.

7. a. ,yayinr 81 Co. Jobbcrs. So Cedar 81. n. 4
- EspECTfULLY announce that ,hST ngSSa 81
II insy tIhke their store me JseOISS
brought 10 the market =, ..,. ,,,,;,, tho winter
s MN, md compee nssaitInen will be found win us1i.
Rut ono price and that the lowest IN the street w.
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asr ans ~, o .sss = s..s .
cose Up y snd other descriptions OF MnafS :,
Of Lls1 Gail early and secure enoce d
-. "a ItJ ihsat sT?sTSON & Co 3 lai Cha'hain-s''
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uSEEIu. ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

D- The Subscribers have Just received. in addition TO then
former Elegant Assortment Variety oil Figured ana ram
Velvet Satin and six Vesngs suitable fol Balls and Parties
also new STYLE of Shirts white and fancy colo kd Gloves
of superior quality together with article usually called
for in g Gentleman Furnishing Store.
j. C. BOOTH s. co.
da tf ls7 Rrondwny doors below the FranklIn House
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USEFUL AND ELEGANT NEW YEARS
PRESENT.

r1,IsrasIi's CurIos;riss OF literature.
..FI, miscellany was FIST formed many years RGo. when
two of my friends were occupied with their nnectouca Ia
bor which have proved entertaining to themselves and
their rendet conceived that collection OF different
cosexion though much less amusing might prove some
what more instructive and that literary history aorted an
nlrcst uncXpored of interesting facts The work IT.
sell been well enough received by the public tojuy It's
design.
Every class of readers requires book adapted ITSELF and
that book which and perhaps brings much nio
nation multitude OF readers, not to be condemned
by the learned More might be alleged IN favor oil
works like the present than be urged against them They
ae of class which was well known the ancients. The
Greeks were without them the Romans loved them
der the title OF YcrG ErRdO and The Ofientaist, more
than ether wee passonutey fond Of these agreeable coec
tons The tancul titles with which they decorated their
vegated nisceanies, sufficiently express their delight.
The design of this work stimulate the literary curiosity
those who with for Its tranquil pursuits are I'M
peed in their requirements The characters, the events and
the snguartes of literature, ae not always familiar
even to who excel classical studies But more nu
part of manknd by their occupations or their indo.
ence both unavorable literary improvement, re.
auire obtain the materials for thinking by the easiest and
eadte,t This work has proved useful has boon re-
printed abroad and it hos been translated and te hono
which many writers home have conferred mt, by relena
to it. has exhilarnted Jealous labor which editions
| have necessarily exaced" r.futhor's Preface.
>The foregoing valuable work. with the 'CUrtoSites oil
| AMERICAN LITERATURE" by r. w. GRiswoLD, is pub
shed complete large royal octave volume. and sold 10
about quarter of the London price forms certainly
of the most valuable works in the English language and nj
| public or private library IS complete wthou;.
For sale by
APPLETON & co. a1a Broadway.
The late William Seward Esq. and James Petit An
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Posr otncr, Nrw.YoRK, Dec. %, 1914.
,..s !, "a rsafi,-lettet Bags per Steamer aedGid
s,, H. Upper and Lower Posi Offices in this city
sas slss inst a Is minutes past o'clock p. NJ
MI ~ p rs q iS cents on each single leite, must
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MR.. CLIREHUGH'S
First Lecture

SCOTTISH INSTRELSY,
POSTPONED in consequence OF the weathero
Hal take place at The
SOCIETY LIBRARY
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 0O 1874
at t-2 O'Clock.
I'm the course o the Lecture viii be INTRODUCED yafos
dents rnd Anecdotes conDere with the following songs
Up IN THE MORNING EARLY.
ROBIN IS MY ONLY 10.
THR FLOWERS OF THE FOREST
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