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Coroncr,s Office.

Sudden Dedls.-Some three weeks since, col
ord named Elias Dodge eyed a. native Of I,ny Island
ra badly injured by severe cpt in the head The wound
nearly healed again. and he got about in short time
But he of Incorporate habits AID was last nrEt
ssain taken ~ ct 70 Sheriff street. and died to-day The Core
PCT sen; for to hold inquest. Nv WV
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rs- Mechanics Institute Lsctm irSS-IpV

rrSSop REIp,S THIRD LECTURE on CllENllSdbt,ni,
rs applied the Mechanic Arts nnd M sSs,ed in the IN
,II EISTURE ROOM Eastern BacmeSt oil .ns |S
Hall on FRIDAY EVENING 18Th ,nsan nia s and Classes
for the season So. 5 cents for single f Msnber
I'm which gives privileges the School! Library HA A'
ng Room 81 initiation fee aud 81 annual dues ocl
M WEDNESDAY EVENING, I'm ms " Ss Y so"'
NJ r. JosIm Class Chemistry meets 80 ,,.L tho
w ,iiuTfpDaY EVENING lih INST at " o'cloeS tne
1'Inh meets for the discussion OF L,.e!aiy ana Se-
Dso"hs Socs dis 9ts Gu ARLES L. BARRIII actua'S'
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Sailed.
Memoranda.

Ships Samue! Hicks, for Liyerpoo Hamilton Monevdeo
Vckspurg NOrleans. Bark Edward Charleston. bfs In
/ ila inllsnE
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The PAINTINGS IN CHAMBER STREET.-THE those of our
oize, who have not visited the magnificent collection OF
paintings in the Granite Building. free exhibition which
will he sold Tuesday next would say-ro and examine
them rich intellectual treat that chance seldom vors
with besides many valuable originals beautiful copies
most Of the finest pictures of the Louvre suitable the
Parlo nre here assembled the exhibition open
IA
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ns- nIuTs! Muffs and Furs-Selilng by re'aii
., rtOI f prices for this WEEK ONLY. at No. Cor
near broadway. Ladies. don't forget To eau ana
supply yourselves in time. h-' '
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Disasters, &C.

The schr. Mary Cnrk, Captain Sweat Ct boston from rom
The mnster WINS taken sick with yellow fever mud died on the
Is,t,, ,lt
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~ SEE List PAGE.
-
Arrived.

Bremen ship NewYork Dehardt, 40 ds I'm Bremen mdse to
of Bs Dive jeffrey 5ds fin Passport fish, u:h sc to stur
shr Cypress Sawyer 10 DIS I'm Machus, Me- lumber to
Snow. 80 ,.,, ,,o,.,oos >, p,ou &,
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NotceA Sermon win be preached ed p me R s9u n
vrv IN sunday evening the 18th inst. ut clqeK on ,,e
character and claims of Scattering Mem ana ,he y Of
NcwYoIk. -
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Governor Whitcomb of Indiana in his Message.
ewes no hopes to the holte of the Bonds of that State that
sne can or will make attempt pny the ntecct on her
public debt at present lie condemns repuaion but states
explicitly tina; the people unable meet the paymen: of
The interest He gives the following stAeent orihe debt:
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MARRIED.,
DIED

Al Philadelphia, Oct Ieth by Rey, Thomas W Stockton
GEORGE THOMAS, Jr, to Miss REBECCA MAL|lNA
daughter Of Samuel Rue, all OF thus CITY,
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c. E;nbury.
The History the Partans Protestant Nonconorms;
}y Daniel Neal
o. Wesay now 10 all Magazine renders, e CONE Up
nGnrR,' Don't be duped the purchase. fer rhcie
year. of rumpery literature and old fashioned engnvngs
FAMINE for yOnseices and when you have found The best
Magazine ,-b,cTbe Tor your rife sreetteart yourself,
child You vii then blush for the contrast with youI
neigbors You Will fnd the besttte cheapest md
our word or that aieh costs The Pr5sher the most
riiea IS elegant. original. popular and desirG6e will
he found to be GRAHAMS
1t can be hid by Clubs for 81. and chaper than any
other publisher with less than 5000 subscribers. furnish
elegant work.
We appeal only the Public OPINION. Call nj the Office.
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examine al the Magazines published in the United States.
which be and feel confident that
every Lady and Gentleman of taste will decide that era
HAMS the best Magazine published in this cOuatry
Europe.
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Tie work will he delivered in any port OF tins City Of
Brooklyn free of charge, payable advance or By the num-
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CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRAChERS..Ths! sooi
y sender wssies make krova 70 the public I'm. ni.
Ire ct rut crackers wiicn sold N this cty bJ te
names IRE entirely different from the sop BsctI ane
~ tR ,rEEzs made al his Bakery. winch have been e
G IvLs particularly those who s;Iiie. irUn md IyI
s,-s IN an twenty years. with the best re-u Is Fns lhe
rI l.. person bea, arc wholly rntt ter We u,r
above EtserFr and CRACEEEs, alsl BUTTE b.sS..i u, ~
ar, IVY BREAD all OF ;be t Gga.y are eons-i-J -,
M Al The xeikhown estabL.aent 20 " SiI 81
corner 81 Warrel-sttest. EPdhaih ih1'h'"i
iyI6 is.f en-
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Boarding.-Mrs. GOSS having opened the new and
COMMISSIONS hoSe % Eeeyst oeur,he Asor ouse ,rers
choce OF desTable transient permanent Ro.-der
Croon shower and cold Baths free The iocntion =.
very central. yet quiet ard shady. ers rnci.-sfe tx
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70 Board.-Ns. JANE HAIGIIT has removed from
40 10 Chamber street No. "a Barclay street where gen.
sfen desrl ri obtaining peaIaat single roons with ire
places can be accommodated with b.eafast and e or full
poet1 aSo Per1r with bedroom attached. Traasien;
ooace, accommodated by the day week TyRxs oprp
ATE Mp laigh, has permission refer the fawnr zen
Harris Wilson, Esq, 49, - n1S -
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Let me die the death Of the righteous an let s O'
hkehr' l!i''a"' 'o'''

=
c,s,s S,s,p,R1IIA- the wise economy oil nature
there has been through the mn ndansa the rel
Kingdoms variety oil mica III IN mo- product OF the
OF various diseases but II believed inaa ~ o com.
sne as IN Saspar TO render ,ese latent pT%pSs
psacuoe, Il, Sands Sarapaln believed al thee
objects have been effected TO the fullest extent IN cedy in
mins,ee IN general practice a. Sweincs OF the JOINTS,
of ScrOtula, Leptoey a c,enroIs Diseases Aet
Rheunatism ES siIes d F with every complaint sympto
curnl Disorders, M, ME f''''' "'|'
80 r. sher and conclusive evidence o. Us t,eo.J
q, yne md efficacy pamphlets. which may Us ooe'
OF The propIie;ors and tleiI agents sTa by A. h. d.
SANS Wss;nIs b.1Es y sS faam sa1s and BY Drug
sod s sS ai III ireSsEout the States
PIios 81 pei bottle: 81. bottle. .o- -:
Co Reports ofthe wonuSria =, hnnd Read the following
Pam Extractor are aSi'y o c0i.ii's -
ifa the Rev. HESRf o,pes Magical Pain Extractor
@ n. erno;ions on the skin burns. &c anu Gun
daily say that have found I N ever EVER used during life Of
~ self century HENRY JONES. lsp o'''"''"
New YORK December lCth. isii .,,;,o,e 70, any
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INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SaAWLS.
TEETH! TEETH. TEETH ~

lee II! ZEE =. lee II -.
II L. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST. 80 Broadway,
I'd door below Ansouc Hall. hegs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has made the following great
reduction IN Dentistry:
Teeth plugged with fine gold. 81 DO Do DO do lin foil or
silver, 20 cts DO cleaned 81. Do extracted 30 Cts Tooth
ache curcti, 20 cts d 3Gais'
fFIAIE-SAViNG ANSWER--From advertisements that
frequently appear in the papers and from circulars
sent abou: the city and country and left under the doors of
many Of friends, almost every day called upon and
In order prevent any farther mistakes md interruptions
from such calls ana inquiries we beg leave to state that
Loaf wo have superior, or Parent modes, either of SET
ting fastening do know that ure not
thoroughly understood By all well instructed Dentists and the
Doctor who may be his partner and who has by msrSe or
OtieroSe, published his snch way ma ke re-
semble ours often taken for ours not the
pleasure Of knowing. either by name, person, Profession
title. 2. PARMLY,
J. PHRSiLY,
r113 rnist 7 nui2 pl-e-rae
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e EstahIis..es. lza5-soAp cANnI rs az

~ Established! l795,-soAP CANDLES AND
STARCH. u. < ". LEE, Msnufacturers Nos 81 and
81 hende stree Newfor. hive constantly on hand n--e
assortment OF the above articles winch they will sell nj the
lowest inrke p'ces warranted equal, supanor To uny
nhnuiae'u N the city; delivered shipped wou; change
Merchants; GIoces. Country Dealers and Families who are
N want oil ne ABOVE articles, vii find 10 thei Interest 10
cal on us. before purchasing elsewhere.
El2 2mis N f. w Trr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
NOW READY
Price only SIX Cents.
The E.oliJar aI.Sa,r,
4 MAMMOTH prcT0pT5T SEFr7

4 -h7-M-HoTH Pictorial SHEET.
Covering space Of ls square fact ard containing FORTY
sPLENtIiD ENGRAEISGS. printed n tie incs. sII1er,
style on ms paper Tire Enravnss have bsel prepared -
eminent Ineca As.S nlf ssgse. Illustrate NAM
OF me public 5clltsgs Nsf ard elsewhere tosethc.
with accurate Port-uts Of ma-F o.; our distinguished men
with B.oEruQcsl Sketch appended 10 e-h-aruong ~hich
NE kenesses Of james X. Polk. HeJrT Cay Thece Ere.
irghuy.en, GEORGE " Dsi.s. J,h1 w Fraacs 81 D. Va
en;ine Mctt VI D. james Haper Mayo- OF New YORK Ja-
COB Little President of tie Merchants Excharze Company
5oan Jafo5 is.cf paniel q John oCorne Cze'
4asun ifty h-ras Steele. John Gray. Rschard Barrett.
KeT. Thomas Terney. Mr. Sel NJ 8acre- ~ N the n -
d. OF Rebeleu. 81. sc. Il also contains thrilling
sNe' ounte incidents which occurred during the AZ oil
he Revolution. written by gentleman eminent IN lersuls
those VINO hare friends resid5g The country We ~
mend tie above present That VII p-ve acceptable % all
Puce oay cents. Fc, sale 5y all the goaksrlery and
News AGENTS Throughout ;bs United Stats i hbafsl l.s-
count 10 the fIEGe. EVERETT & co. Publishers
dig 2it Arm st-ssi. near Broadway.
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DJ The NHw SALOON ut the American Museum was
cFowded-yes, sowed-ast night, and every de-.
rht0d with the beautiful! view they had of the ug. and per-
inmaDc and the comforts and of the place
With such capacities for accommodating the public. md such
attractions the Manager upon his stage, the American
To take the lend with the lovers SpIen.
did performances take place this evening. and thousand
persons can he accommodated SO 20, one and all.
| This Is the last day OF The Orang Ouang, the New.
York Museum. the very cold weather we have lind siey
reSders necessary thnt should South. The ady Mel
odists nbh southern Sonsers performance this
at three clock-n conjunction with kavunnagh Muir
ply the two Misses AdaT Hantley Jeselyne &C. all for one
shilling.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

GHRISTNlAS AND NEW-YEAR'S GIFTS. in every
ricty Mt f. WALKERS Cheap Bookstore md Blndery
ia Fulton street. splendid edition OF Sea History oi the
Hihe illustrated and bound IN elegant embematc Morocco
prcpared expressly New Years GIFT tor 1915. All descnp
lions of Bibles Prayer und Hymn Books IN plain and elegant
bindings ul1 ~ sc
1~tOFFEE URNS! COFFEE URNS, COFFEE UtNS !!
NAV POS sbly o' the Ladies Of Newl ork
that New Years Day upproacne and they would like 10
lnye Coffee IRA. The subscribe: having manufactured
large assortment from "A TO So would respectfully nyle
ise wishing TO purchase. call and them before
nurcbaslnc elsewle;e, nj hiS Old Stand
JAMES Y. WATKINS, No.l6 Catharires
R-'he Tiala supnled Ieasonable terms. dlO tIlsr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT NOVELTY AND ATTRAC TON
1t NIbio's Theatre.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY

Europe--MR- KEEvIl. F. s y wili have The bo2or Of
delivering Csu-se Four Lectures. tie POLAR
lZATlON OF I.nsET. ard tyru on ASTRONOMY. on
Nouiny Eeyeuns Dec lob. Taessy, ia. INeinesdsy, the
ist srd THURSDAY, the aib TIE Lectures me Potrtes
OF L<ht AM Color. luS:ra by the PolsrscOrc a9 cee
ton Crystals including 1osrsne. the Ruby. the To
pa saG The Diamond eSiaasted al $1,000.
TIE Astronomical ec;urc i - Illustrated by the newly
invented PanstsTu-1. MoveGble Instruments snc 20 cl 90
acts q. The Sfieral ResyenS.
After each Lecture. rhs Henry Es1 member os The Ma
ting asttu4 Pans. Will EXHIBIT hs DoS ANIc VIEWS Of
Pa:ne and CHER places O: historical interest De AZ u IN
number. and TIE which have bon exhibited the Poly
ierhEic Ius;ustiou. London
Views accom- al.eI by sp.eudld Bard.
Doors open TIscture - Commence a. hali-psSt1.
Garages n1y h IN w-si,s,- II hal, past ?
AdmIsson-FlrSt Purgues dress cfrc 50 cents each Lee
children bail pnce todTs cree only Second boIes,
IS cents
ticket, aiG'it che nda 10 hS Course ,othe
dress crce, 81 90 may be hsi the isor Hopse aiUu
Hal, Socety Lbmry, Nbio's door OF TAeat7e Theatre
well AGED dis &
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N.Y. r.eechssY LeechcsII Leeches!!!-verY
e disb Ieeches (a sizes) for sale " III GEMS ec o
NE W. Mason Chemist &c Apothecaries Hail. % INNS.
street,
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
TIEEaNY. YOUgG 81 ELLIS

NNOINCE TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PUR-
n CUASERS that they have received by late arrival
50 CASES their supply Of such goods as they nccns
toned 10 import suitable for the HOLIDAYS, comprising an rs
nrnrn even larger. splendid md complete tnn
that Of the last season.
AZ their first determination his always been 10 keep articles
of the very possible quality and nsh and IN the latest
and mos, select styles they aware that they sometimes
f,l 70 receive the credit they desire 10 meritof selling
cheap " ye, the distinguished and Increasing PATRONAGE they
receive them thai most purchasers OF articles OF AsTE
appreciate their determination and they are condent That an
examination comparison of goods and prices will result IN
convincing all thu, they procure elegant. better, and
more perfectly finished article ,ohoHt increase al price,
SO and go Broadway. dlo eodl' tJah /
HOSIERY AND GLOVE SToRE.-sUTTON. < co.
having added to their establishment Hosiery Hnd Glove
the @ Gl Of dIj f bs T hSse Of bSes and
white cotton DO do omsic Ssrk aS e SS f vested
y. MISC gloves OF 1hbe Silk KID, &c Of the first quality
g0I E. R5ba SpI " al i styles ''s'sO 'se o9m
MALAGA GRAPES, R,lsINS. &c. in whole md half
WI kes whole half and quarter boxes :cDred tuIranis
Con @qga Rs SGs naqe' and Moaes syrup and
choice assormen; Of Famy Groceries &c Tor sue al Tn9e
gle end anS sa % esS Murray
and As GfeG STs ccgs Of s finest flavor roasted
ground daily only Is pound weIIan,ed pure Ia ,i un a
eI Families and Boarding House Keepers are invited to sye
him call.
x1IINnoW SHADE DEPoT-mNo. : Spruce street
w ajoeO worth OF Shades. The subscribers ever any.
ions TO peae have enlarged their 10 supply .s
demand for their superior shades PERSONS nuys
nTtbem can rely having good Article Us tey ale a'""
bcr patterns consist every kind which could be Inv
nd hey have greater assortment than ali he uhe eS'o
bmen put together and they take great pleasure III "
N" hem md are offended they Go mol sell
";aste would do well to cn Sign Banne ana i'E iii Ds
W. done not to be surpassed. Tnmmns 81 NJ AlHds
cheap piNA W. -
- ci7,-ro RTS17ITTT made with s'CoNANrS
n ptTENT YEAST" but. says some poor InNaIu'
Aasi ri psake shall suffer MI the HORRORS nt yspEr.
M IA Such THING II Is not the heat whch renders
hcni generally ndgestbe. but the ermentGt'onet Ae COM
H2 9 gG os oS T0SANTS PATENT YEAST sser,s all
tho ev which flow from the eating OF hot biscuit ef peaa
Na p MnssSy, Clinton Hall Bookstore, corner OF Beskman
ai q nssner l. Young, lS2 Chatham,s;'eet
S,hampney & Allen, 70 Souillstreet
Chester briggs, ISL Rroadway.
Siaples ( Ford, 12 Bowefy; no ;,r
r. x a. 5. Hope, IL Chambe;.stEeel. 9.2 -.
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At 10 o CLOCK at NO. ~ HutL.sn.stTeeI
SHERry S,LE-By order OF the Sheri-A large and valuA
he OF Dry Goods. Sc COMPRISING Tl9lhs, Cgssper'I
Vesinss Wooer and Canton Flannel fine Delanes, 6s and
plain Aapaca Rose Bankais brown and hleached Sheetns
Frnts of styles, Nenos Clncnssan hgd and plain
Handkerchief Hosery Gloves Ribbons Sowing Silk. Thread.
Needles &c. &c
article-can be old A bargain 10 close concern.
\ b. The above Casup suitable for the City trade OF
SuuhsIn market
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Posr-orrrcr. New.york. De- n 1s..

" English MaiI-Lerer Bags per seeaner CALF.
noSA VIII De closed at the Upper and Lower Post in
tns SI or saturday. the 18th IS minutes mas.
G s T. NJ iae overhead postage Of Isl each sia
dill Ats JOHN LoRIAIER GRAHAM. p NJ
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rLeoturcs for the Relief OF the APP

no Lectures for the Relief OF The ev h hR
.nt,cex Library-TO BE DEIlV RE,,, e. rrt IN.
aRpNER AT THE STU{VEsAN,I oN,Sdned in Con-
-, er.ure this Course having been VI
n,s Of Inc illness Of Pr ee, aae
,.ce on Friday evening. the 18th INT am IN oI.
will take me- who purchased tickets. fer the dsappo;n
To ,bsv %eSer,enced BY the potponenent, an
ieht h, ,,yep The us finally anheeu WIZ eo'i
-. of five Lecture as follows r D, -, ,rv or WORLDS
FRiyHAsSyi DE Dec iSh. E Lunar DISCOVERIES.
M1Enn Nfsi1aY Dsc 18TH. TIE syn.
FiIuA De sS ~ 81 TIIE STELLAR UNIVERSE
r.. ron,nencs nj halt past clocs, pecisoy
THE gTea, increase OF the city a;a ot'e, ted rs that
,hr ibrary entirely inadequate 10 SO extensive M o.
M which placed. hos much nj stake in the fu.
,rs Character of Apprentice elias IN os ny coa,ro the
deine Of all other classes i9, good OF er nh S pro
now a far he n,onl and intellectual OF
b ,Shse future career may involve such important eoi
quenccs. =, o.. or5,asvsnnss for a gentleman. al
f ay so cents single tickets, = ets-o De ha a. ny .S
D,eees Lbary No. "a Crosby between a rsp a
bame drrng the evening at the Meeianics
k,ood Van Nolden king Y Wilsm-si IN zoe ,
chcnge Bartlett < Weliouis. Asior House H. , naa
nor, 10 Bowery, ohu d N'o di3 tic
way corner BSecker-d
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pJ- DR., Z. Kimbairs mineral Teetf,,-Tb.

- Or' I~t EAfInDdfF9 II1ntraI Tcefh,-Ihl
Celebrity vhcS these Teeth have Obtained ard The sh value
tt i?cn them by these Who have them: toreihe- ti
men known Intrinsic superiority the great mas OF ,ssth
tnNt fe dce n this cOuntry have nucsd Dr. Eibai 10
eAe slch arrangements will hereafter enable him 10 syn
py ne Increasing demand for them rny extent has been
connre VI TINS design by the uniform which hns a.
TENDED MS p'acce IN this department; or his profession and nv
me hch .ncomua that nave been passed upon these teeth by
mary oil our nos. an-uishe citizens who now WEI
ITEM and by several of the Physicians and Der
lists oil Inns city wao have spontaneously Offered the T,n
pie eStimonla 70 their excellence These teeth are and W
continue 10 be made by Or. kirib1 eIesuey for has or
prG:ct they So, IN the elegant Lanne upon heavy
god plate, and adapted the mouth in uch way rs t corr
BINS the highest utility with The greatest possible comfort; Tkey
ne Earrsncd 70 e unsurpassed By any thai are made in the
anc To s the PURPOSES that artificial teeth can be made
10 answer. III. KiuhE 10 he particularly nn tIr:
his arrangements tuch viii eac him 20 offer these
teeth mnds IN the rye above mentioned Ct e SANG prices
that are Charged Jor Ike aost k:Eas Specimens may
be zen at h house. No. 81 B.osdSny. 9prinz-rtree
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AUCTION SALES.

losIAK RICHARDS, Anssoessr.
= ~RS-ief2! casa dVHbcements maeo ca consignment "
fR'pn9 s. h otseE. al i, hs ia a Room
oo q G5lsa oos se EcA ssa 1essh
o, Of Standard Works, Anuusk. sc.
6 e Nh t aIs s stsis q M EneseoS
3vs; Fasn', sp,eudA illustrations Of Bysoa', Works &c
SpGESprD ASSr,rs-F1alea Tableaux. Flowers OF Lor.
Also large ard superior book case and secretary .ahos.
3n .gS So N2 . EsnsS x Sssss sss
& s s5 E seS ss sfs s e.
Cs;aosve s'I vii be ready on Monday. lS,h.
RIGpRLEY < HIl-L-Store No. lss Broadway. New.
rms IoRSiN i%'i WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY AND SAT-
VEnAS ''s :; llSh sa ise sat a i'G Of December
Of aS ss Sc sSsSys ana ss.s s,
1g many and uncommon Books, including taivanal
HS.y Sss and RSnaa with G'sk sss, Hos' n
Aasca Gesrs and Ha Bosp6y S Ve sg and
5b 2; s S &C SsSs'fssIi saf
Nd % EnG and Ag;I Dg Law; AZ. and Seissss,
ca Hygiene ncdnnane Mathematics aad Natural Pko.e-
nan. Gernssa' LAIN Gieek Sc; D5aHs; Holy serp;r5s
Tnic. Ss Sss;cf 9TH rch and arc eoieenOn ead'd
pa aS %Di F sssf az Ps;s
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ORIGEN.fL P.9PERS.
Monologues among the Mountains: b. Cosmopoie.
To the Dandeion By James K. Lowell.
a Simile: By Mrs. B. F. Thomas.
The Forest Rond: By Alfred B. Street
TIE Child and Lutte: By Catherine Allan.
George aoyner: By Mrs. Elet
The Storm: By Rev. John I. Brame.
Book of Songs: By Henry ". Iongfelow.
Line, on n Foniain by John Fl. Bryant.
Sketches OF Naval Mcn-AIeanctlon Taylor Woolsey: by
]. FenimoIe Cooper.
Hope: BY Re-. J. T. Brume.
4 Peep within Doors: By Fanny Forester.
To Mary OF Kentucky: BY Mrs. VI. E. Hewitt.
The Blind Fiddler of New. Amsterdam: By j X Paudng.
Halloween. the Fountain: By Ernest Helensein.
The Battle. Grounds of America No. V.-AionmOu;h: BY
Charles J. Peterson.
The Nun of Leicester: BY Mrs. Ann $. Stephens
Manian Chief.