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The gross amount Of State Tax in Alabama, for lssa
80, exclusive Of the License tax In his
port the Comptroller says the present law ;s
amply sufficient to meet the expenses of the state Gov
eminent for the ensuing year He of course not in
cnde the interest the State bonds The report OF the
Comptroller shows balance of 100000 in the Trea
sury, Nov 49, 1884, To this add that would be
produced by the tox law operating another year.
and $445 900 is the result from which the support Of Gov
eminent for 1874 ($iao ooo) to be deducted leaving
$s2SOOo as the probable aount in the Treasury the
LIST January, lea6. This would ~ short only Si450Oe
Of the interest to be paid that year.
The debt of Alabama does not fall much short Of ten
millions of dollars We annex statement showing the
amounts redeenabe aud at what time after the LIST Of
April 1850.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

supplies oil beet cattle continue to come in unusually
full for the Of the year. and nearly all that reach
the market find rsedy see ut fer prices On Monday
there were 75o head offered at the scses Of which $50
were taken by the rockers and buchers In the city and
lao were purchased for the Philadelphia market The
prices ped rsnsed ftom 81 so to 10 per leo lbs the
moot equei TO S3a rs net, as in que,ity There has
week sees have b. ar made at - l2t per 100 ID,
Killed hogs have reached the me,kt this week N cons
derabe quantities. but the untavorable state Of the we
Their he's rendered the demend ltss active Sales Of yer
prime hogs suitable for family use have been made
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GRAND ETHIOPIAN OPrRA.

~ Clinton HaH. corner Of Beekman and Nassau SITS.
I TITLE OLE BULL AND THE ORIGINAL CONGO
MELODlSTS respectfully the citizens Of New
York that they will give Grand Concert Clinton Hall
OF Beekman end Nassau for three nights only This COM
pany consists Of Five Talented Musicians: and from the i'm
mense which has attended them wherever have
peaed they condent in prom srg their auditors the most
listened $3.50 " e'
Little Ole Bull who is only years old admitted to be
There will be grand change Of performance each evening
ckrts % cents For sale the Aston House.
mences at o'clock. "
An unpncped party having announced that hi, Company
IS engaged at another place the neghbohood Of Chambers
street. we beg To sae that the Original Congo Melodists'
ton Hall. 1850 ' ~ nv
at o'clock. dan 2,srh
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LaneaM,sra DO; tsrsh MoSSsso Bay Hsan 6pack a
Ks, WEsr, Dec 81 have but little news-ths damaged
part Of The cargo the British brig Conservative Gslvss
ton Tor yerPoo Ihos Carney master sold for about
$4,000 The b he'll a. i laid ssed Long Ksy
her cargo consisting Of 500 bales Texas Cotton lbs
are 70 De sold on the 10th inst by the United States
shal salvage has been deer ed in this by Judge
e 70 per on The net proceed The Key begins
nasr been repaired aud the wharf is under repair
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On Sunday 29th inst by the Rev Mr.. Alexander, Mr..
WM. L. BRAMAN to Miss HARRIErTE THOMPSON, both q
Worcester, Mass
On Tuesday, 18th inst. by the Rev DR.. Whitehouse,
Mr. CHARLES McLAcHLAN, of this city, to JANE, eldest
daughter Of the late Mr. Daniel Wickeis Of Poughkeep
sic.
Rev. Mr. Pisa ApoLpHus HART, Esq. to CONSTANCE HAT
roN third daughter of Benjemin Hart Esq ell OF that
city. 0y- vcksburg and b. Louis par RS will please
copy.
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M r. q @ COTTON
WILL GIVE HIS GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF The Ere CTS PRODUCED
lNHALlNG NITROUS OXIDE, EXHiLERATING, OR
LAUGHING GAsi
AZ the Broadway Tabernacle,


THE ehf ssn ,s with Grand
for the occasion. After which Ninety Gallons Of Gas having
been prepared will be administered nrtyfve Gentlemen
These Gentlsmn have been selected from One Hundred
combine company Of the most Intellectual Original Eccen
c Odd Peculiar Queer and Lau enable Characters
city aordsany six OF them worth the Of admission
for this selection.
strong stage and ling will be erected for protection to
the person under the influence Of the Gas and that M audience
may have good opportunity to witness the performance
safeguard against all danger either the audience the person
under tie influence Of the Gas.
Mr. Cotton has given the private and made
me above hryhve selections for two list u be
bed 10 offer an entertainment the tabernacle Of such
sic and powerful attraction that could resist the
OF Ladies' About 900 Ladies attended Mr. Coltop en-
eitaument last and would have attended had
they known the character Of the that
who were 10 nhale the Gas had inhaled before Mr. Cotton
believes the entertainment will be such keep the audience
III a roar Of laughter fof three hours.
The effect Of the Gas. when pure is delightful beyond all
power OF language aud the entire Medical authority
oil Euroe and America that 1t is perfectly harmless
During. the evening Mr. Cotton will give the most
surprising Chemical Experiments. Mr Cotton will be tho
first 10 nha- The Gas q not intended the
ent I'LL next wint unless there tickets sold
house Will accommodated
En'ert inment Commence precisely al TX O'Clock MIR
linn will commence his performance at o'clock. Tickets Is
centsfor sal. at the Astor House, New York HOTEL
Hotel; Atws, Mes Hewi,t's, Firth x Halls Firth Hall
Ponds, and all the principal Music Stores.
To avoid crowd at the Box Office the year.
the public are advised purchase Tickets where they
~rfc
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krsGsroN, JAN Nov 90 Flour. 81 to 10 meal, c.
so rice IS Isl pork $s Flour is held at S.. but e
purchasers This article is looking up. but depend
on the imports Meal is ge.sing scarce not much ~
hands. KS
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A GRAND CONCERT

JhAND CONCEkI
OF MlsCELLANEOUSM MUSIC will be given in the Jane st.
Sn Mssa ~ ne v 5ans hr e
ErasS Band Of the u y Ship North Carolina will be present
The Singing will consist Of Solos, Duets Cho.usse, Be
leced from the approved authors The Rev WM PAT
TON, d. d., wi i'll deliver address the Temperance Re
formation together with other exercises for which pro-
Tickets 2 centf-o be had at Mr. roe'bcks Of
Blocker and Canine efs Mr. Dunns Bookstore Eighth
Avepue Mr. Carters 80 Cara st.. Mr.. Dubois Eiph.
tenth street, Dr. Burnett 1903 Bayard street; Mr. Pollock
Howard sueet end at the door the above evening
dos stSaHMFm
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Comrtr0Iler, was as annexed
$a,sa2,l@

The i've hundred and seventy five thousand dollars
standing in the meme of John Pemer been applied
to the Of the interest on the State bonds for the
present year. except balance OF $5aO6s. The circua-
ton Of the Bank Of the and its branches on the soh
Of November, was as follows:
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% The extremes Of prices have been firm Of 50 70
to 10, according to size and quality.
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ut DUNIGANS CHEAP BOOK STORE
EulfnHa ~

THE SUBSCRIBER hes for sale large and well se-
ected stock Of Books. APPROPRIATE ron THE SEASON
embracing in rtcuar, the ENGLsH AMERICAN ANHu-
AIS; JUVENILE books OF EVERY VARIETY; STANDARD Mis-
CFLLANEoUs Books. -
Ills ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES, PRAYER Books &C. will be
found esI ecsly deserving y at Of the Catholic Pun
LIGmost Of hem Of his own public ton cred for sale
MUM az the last Annual Fair snericaa institute
ing the BEST SPECIMENS OF BINDING PRINiINGL
Copies Of his new ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIDLE-published
with ne APPROPRIATIONS OF THE RI Rryp BIsHor HuGHss-
with Illuminated Titles, Family Records and ON
Steel H pGs up in sursrb WHIE TuEKEy Mofgeso WITH
Pety aud other Prayer Books with elegant in the
same ch aud case style Pepsre expressly for the Holidays
making very elegant unique and valuable Gift Books
lowest ices, for cash. EDWARD DUNCAN
d30 3s@rrc I5j Fulton street
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-
PARTNER NTED

PARTNER WANTED
s sf Aoa s's al e. ; @ ass
that m seSs sas
mot he uadssaedl being able amount
DxVb T. D' wHEELER .1e % %
STpSAToN s q. Ira. Young educated
lat twelve years il which time he he's Travelled through ud
=: n: s
ssa given: AMI irsaed business two q three hun
lhs Ledaer otics Philadeirha ''''' d5o atsaaeo
lsMIhKMEN AND YTHEKs desrous Of contracting for
'siSs So
No. II James st,eet. $50 st.rh
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c
H. kOGkWELL-semoySdf from No. Astor House.
is s Sss.s e % s sss
While any good basaa to cali and %oe ea
sTss s%s tss e s'si
The FIRST Premium avard,d fire years by the .american
Lnst t,ae for the best se.cimens Of
ASxpEAa No Bosd~a SD opposite " jssa .'lss
% sss :sssS s and u 'a
I ausss 1 @ of Fssss
i. S isn I: daily
s': Of 'sa ";'fs': t's
ESsYCuDUNAMIC sOIREE's-{ ANIMAL MAosrTIsME
Lectures and Experiments Mondy aud Thurdsy every
S Al. '01Sa% ~ p;' sGs This DC
e. q M,Is Ffas
daton slso Of other common brandy; also
accmleIe exposing Of the quick and
gar bya practical manaactI,er of hse art
dso seod.m 20 Plat st.
FOR CHAlRMAKERs, PRINTERS &c-Bronze-Pow
ders OF all kind and shades, Germany con-
sssa NDN 'e'y 'ne LEofo tf KUN 20 Plat 81.
CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY
inability q ne sub criter 70 meet the increased de-
his Bewey in Albany resde Unnecessary to meet the
wass Of his toner, e CONNIE Brewing establishment
Of his Brad Pale nd Amber Ale TO The ne plus ara Of
DO m .ah beverages and in stSps1 Wsyp
VERY APPROPRIATE PRESENT,
WEBBING kSF oA aysi in
finest at sda.sa p1
ces Ladies end &c itleran cully invited ca aud
welding PoSs ns a'ss se s
nia MT @ ho a h
og aud Printing Office No b. sSman street, Of PAX
Row. New York d3O li.m
| BOUQUETS EORNEw YEARS DAY-Those young
Boosas "a Ne% viii VIII p Iss.s
Leave TIER name s, vsn'eat IN order prevent
iii the tsywI was oe"d i%possbe u
meet thel, wishes The prcs q handsome Bouquet
Euphorbi Nespo. vosfs MsSon. aud Other ssote
hoSe Is r. 50 Or s25l. very extra Bouquet scw all
ed by t,steial heYd J. M. THORBURN SEQ
wood porcelain Flower Pots for Hyac Crocu Pots Of va
rious shapes Fro2mo.e Beske's- yey beautiful form aud
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j p A r. X +, RS


GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL,
On NEW YEARS NIGHT, at National Hail. Canal st.
Beng positively the only tency Dress Ball he will give
h's which Will be brought forw
ysrsy Of Fancy Dances also the ropur Polka Dance will
ps danced by several sets likewise variety of Cotl
Walter and Scotch Reels ID o'clock
10 be continued until lae hour. 1ckes for admission ST.
admit gentlemen and his ladies'. d31 3tsf
LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY
uRPRE ~ PRINTED aTTRAC TON.
GREAT BOXING NATCH-Novel and Amusing Enter.
~ anment-The Greatest Bill Of the Season, the NEW
MENAGERE, Nos lao Fulton and ~ Ann Streets on Mon.
day Afternoon and Evening December every and
evening during the week. at and O'Clock, r. NJ Admit.
lance la cents
The lovers OF the Fancy resp ctfuy informed that the
manap OF the above Menagre berg well
mendohs strides made by those proficient 1.-THE Artn has
made an engagement with the following celebrated artists who
VIII exhibit their acal Freaks OF the Science-ln
dition 70 the many animals exhibited there, Sig Caso
Alnea Spanish Boxer La Daboo Learned Kangaroo;
IN conjunction with Major Jack Downing the Simon Pure
IN dther words the int gen Monkey in the country
who Will hro Ugh his wonderful the ring and
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button. "
The publ respectfully informed that the above
Sig Almeda the Spanish Boxer and La Dabolo the lea,
Kangaroo will enter the splendid Arena prepared combat
During which the doctrine hitherto fabulous
VIZ an animal standing the end Of his tail do
battle, Will b. fully shown the satisfaction Of ALL The
manager has effected the above
pense and confidently looks for the all who know
how 70 appreciate true and novel talent. dis &c
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERPooL-Shp Siddons-Mess-s Marsh end Courtenay,
9f canada, West; Tennant Virginia Jas Brown Phia-
Montrea Henry Dodge New Orleans; Mr. Andrews Hall.
fax; w & McMaster, Toronto.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
Steamers: LeaDe Lipy. DUE = .dmea. Leape .ame'a
Cambria. Judkins. Jan. -. JAM Is. ..... Feb
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CONCERT
THE oRPHEAN FAMILY, in connec' ion with MR.
- : FRANCIS Il BROWN, Of this city, wl give their
FIRST Concert Friday Evening" January 3d. at the Society
Library The doors will be at Ga oclsek-on to
commence az IA o'clock Tickets so be obtained
me principal Music Stores the Aator House and the door
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Splendid NEW YEARS GIFTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFPENM ANSIIIP-An Annual
h9wever splendid although elegant scarcely be
called useful but in Goldsmith Penmanshp
we have volume equal in ere al beauty the superb +
Inc work oa i day, aud for sale at the Authors
Rooms, lB9 Br0adwayS Brce, 81 d30
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Music.

MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND, (late Of New Brigh.
and Fort Hamilton,) would respectfully inform the
pubchat they prepared To play Private Balls and
ties the celebrate Coliions, VALVES PoIkas t;aops &c
Of Lanne Strauss. Labtzky Julien &c The Baud
ssts of from two TO twenty-five instruments with grand
81 Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accompaniment
VIZ furnish fiano Forte alone when required. l. MUNCK. %
HELF.NRlTTER No. 235 entire street. do io.,p
MUoiC-Mr DuMSDAY, Professor Of Music, No. IS
A hyste street. above Walker wilt go the residence
his pupils and ION very moderate tens) Guitar aud
Sipging, Accordion Viop, Trombone aud Comopean Mus
and ranged for bands piano oes correctly
SABLE SISTERS
HAPPY NEW YEAR-The ssble Sisters aud Ethiopian
commencing At hlf pst two ocockalso Grand Concert
on New Years Night TO CONNIE at ocock-at the
Apollo saloon 40 Broadway This The first and only Bind
where Ladies OF musical education have been
and those Connected with tbs essoeis9n the originals
this style Of Performance the highest degree Of Mn.
steal Talent and Ability, ~ both the and Voc
Departments Of Music. Tickets Is cents each
d29 3tssec
EIRsT ANNUAL BALL OF THE IRISH EMIGRANT
l. SOCIETY AT NIBLO'S SALOO S.-Hackney &, ae h.
es Carriage Or cabs engaged for this Ball win their
down with their rses h. Houston and
take up the same IN reverse order when leaving.
ISAAC II. BROWN
dtB 3s'm Superntrnd ant Of the Hacks and Cabs
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ship Masters ana Agents,

We shall esteem it favor Captains Vessels will give
g RoBEnr SILvEy Captain Of News Boats, report Of
posn on their passage list Of their cargo and foreign
medasy on their arrival Agen and Correspondents
The Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical Inforraa.
Of kind will be thankfully received
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SI,eao.7ll

Making to be paid from 1880 to 1885, period
Of sixteen years.
The condition Of the Bank Of the State Of Alabama on
the 30h of November 1874 according the report the
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PAitK THEATRE
BURTON,S THEATRE-

MONDAY EVENING, December 3Oth lsat will he per
formed the Drama called The BLACK WRECRER-Isune,
Lynwood Mr. Stevens; Ralph 1.-THE Wrecker Mr. Myers;
Tommy Tnke, Mr. Burle; Tievannon Mr.. Paullin; Anne
Treyannion, Mrs. Burke.
After which, Miss ST. Clair will reform Pas La Sylphde
To be followed by the laughable Face &c Is HE GHOST
Aud conclude " lth the Pancmime called HARLE
QUlS,S FESTlVAL-Firebrand MIR. Barnes; tu,brsnd Mr.
Russell; Romanza. Mr.. Smith; Mar.ett, Mss St. Lia
OLE BULL
pegs to announce his LAST CONCERT at the Italian
Opera House, for Monday Evening 3oth December 1874
stGNOk sANQUiRlCO, (who will Introduce two Bufo
AIS not before sung IN Amer .cal and FULL ORCHEs
TR under the dir elton OF SIGNOR LA MAMMA.
Mr. PENSION will preside at the Piano Forte.
PRO Ora Me:
l-Oyefmre, La File du Regiment, Don;zeit
2-Adiglo kciglo1o, ora Mothers Prayer, composed
s-spMisl Air.; Der thy Wa,ers silver zeail,a Du''
words by Panche comp osed expressly for Miss Northal
d-Ana Buffa ''sia qualunque dells hsie. Rossini,
5-Nag@a. composed and formed (thd tmeby Ole Bull
= ~ PANT H.
l-uyertnre, Zanneta" Auter.. -. Orchestra
-scilianoe Taantea comnoed and perfo by Ole Bull
3-song Thou art Loyelier Maria b. Hswse Miss Northal
t-Ars Bafa, I'm Foco lns lto,' Don Pasquale,
'-soliude Of the Prairie, composed and performed
pryae Bax s,n IA ~ H. Ole Bull
az the Box ohce Tckes, 81 eachto be had the Music
stores the Astor House, aud the door Doors will open Al
d29 -
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New stock Exchanre
State or Trade.

SALES OF STocxs-Bosror, Dec. ~, 1884,
% shas Reading RR, 22k; so do ~; 400 do bo5I ~
Is Norwich and Worcester RR, 81; % do, 66A.
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nsenough without the Issues Of these fictitious banks
particulars Of the alluded to above are very in
estng bat they nothing to the facts in posses
20. We may, one OF these days, give history Of the
ancial operations Of clique Of these fnsncers that
II astonish even those acquainted with their move
nis We would again caution the public to be careful
what kind Of bank bills they receive. The OF
City banks are good any in the country, and no
can be deceived in them; If these to be had
oose the safety fund paper but account touch or
ndle the issues of petty banks of neighborng States
|lany Of which controlled by Spectators who In
lvidualy, have no credit or anything else. -
On the 18th nst the House OF Representatives OF TN
ate Of Alabama, passed by almost unanimous VOTE
series Of resolutions announcing the reputation II
by the States These resolutions were reported in
sponse to resolutions OF the character received
kom the States Of Connecticut and Georgia, which In
0ct declare that eny State falling recognise hr
treat seal as evidence Of her obligations not entitled
the respect Of her sister States The people of Ala
pama never will repudate The interest on their debt
been punctualy pad under the adverse circum
ances, and that their improving and
prosperity increasing does appearprobable that
kheywil fail The State Of Alabama hes suffered
ehan any other State in the Union from her banking
tenn. The banks in state Of LIQUIDATION and
rapidly winding up their affairs Once relieved from the
evils the existence Of these institutions create, the
finances Of the State must flourish.
The report Of the Comptroller to the Legislature pre-
sents the following results.
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AUCTION SALES.

FaE~cH Asb ea ERSTkE fSYs Ei;s Plated
III; s 4; Ss :sss: Ss:S
ss s.. Y SSs aSa s T. s.as e.
Ss' =:
5 H:S W.1s m al. ID
S a yS Tea TS
&c shS S S,a wS elegant apsI sshs S Ssp'
VALuAsLA sISck Ssa Seatas order Of q.
IN The s Fpe S 8 m Is pay as aSs
superb Wines: Liquor, and GoesTes SPLEEN
anu Taos 'i sE
By qATALoetEobgiossS NH4lStG co-L.s. stock
II ss'SS tsd Y $ge and ]
:,
as. S
cosEels as saS :sss
sE EHN yEHRs 4 AsHESNT9N r..a,
5 s s5 Ss 81 EwY
ss sd G ra sa e @ s wSa
ss modern rss,iuss Erash Eas.S and
s@sss eo ss G
sS % sds and oss rsa great merit
|
: ,,,r,, . ,.. AUCTION.
EVY SPOONER will sell al Auction on Tuesday De-
- cembe 81 at o'clock at ISL Broadw splendid colec-
% cssa; q Sd$ ina AND S wf a.
sae those wishing TO buy would do well TO attend.
d30 2tissm
WIN. W. SHIRLEY Auctioneer
'TkADE SALE.-China Glass aud Earthen War-Nopday.
- December sOh at 10 o'clock at the Auction No
Enamsed, Blue Figured and Gilt Tea SETS ~ aud a p,eee.;
Printed Painted Edged DrIsd and o. Earhen ware Cut
flan and Pressed TumDes Wines, Dscaners Bowls Cele.
Mealtop Lamps Cut tia Lanterns Cut Astral Lamp
Shades French Chimneys q cen Hooks kc Sale
for cash. d90 Itsm
- ROYAL GURLEY, AuctionetT.
PINE OIL PAINTINGS Monday Evening will be s,,d nv
! tiUKLEf y HILL, At the New York Long Room No
e9 Broad large and fine private collection choice and
elegant O Paintings embracing great variety Of
subjects, ny old and modern mastrrchiehy ia handsome
fmmes-togeher with numerous 1ric ial curiosties
Also at hal past ocl ck double compot Micro.
Scope complete IN every respect. d28 2tsSa&Msrc
A. @. FUTILE, Auc, ,onear
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD AND
= MAHOGANY FURNITURE The sale Of elegant Rose
wood and Mahogany Furniture, advertised auction for this
day. ey JACOB ). PLATT. At the Large Hall adjoining the
Broadway House. Of Broadway Grand street ZEN
trance IN Grand poned quence OF the STERN
u tuesday, 3st December, when will positively place
ana every article OF which warranted made thu
neI WI, be peremptoy sold TO the highest bidder cash
Io De sTIsrs,-in the sale will be found legan Mahoga
opittoon made 10 order Tor a Dentist. d28 3tNnc
4
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AsHEs-Pots are very dull: we quote So rs So 81.
Pearls are steady at 81 06f The following the stock
in the inspection warehouse Of this city the 2th inst
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ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENl

NEW YEAR DAY CALLS-I would resp, ctfulIy call al
~ ienon to my TASTE fully adorned JELLlED BONED
TURKEYS and PREMIUM PICKLED OYSTERS, pre-
pared Tor New Yer Day sbes. You will much oblige and
sitd me the greatest opportunity in giving general satisfaction,
GEO. H.. DOWNING,
DIT NFFkMrc 500 Broadway near Fourth At