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SPAiS-A BOLD MIyIsTFR.--We mentioned yes
terlay the sudden revolution of the Ministry in
Spain; and the vote to impeach Oozaga almost i'm
mediately after his elevation, for having compelled
| the Queen TO dissolve the Cores. The following
are the particulars OF the transaction we find
them in the Democratic PaeifQue.
| In the Senate, or the Isl Of December. Gonzales
Bravo, the present Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
declared that the following declaration oil the
Queen made to him by her Majesty, in presence
| Indifferent members of her court:
DECLARATIONS On the evening OF the 18th of
last month Olozaga presented hmselto me and pro-
posed that should sign the decree the dissolution
ofthe Cortes. replied that did not wish to sign for
the reason. among others that the majority OF the
| Cor;cs had declared for me. Olozaga insisted re-
fused and arose and directed my steps towards the
door which is at the lct, OF my bureau olozaga
stent before me and boted the door There was a
great sensation in the Senate al this declaration.
then turned towards the door IN 'front.' when OioZaga
again interpreted ne and drew the bolt to this also
He then seized hold of my robes and forced me TO
sit down and taking hold OF my hand compelled me 10
SIGN the decree there the demonstration OF indigna
ton was immense. Oozaga then left me and re
tired 10 my chamher-but before leaving me he asked
# would rive my word of honor not TO tell any
one of what had passed. replied that wouldn not
promise him" The department of Olozaga is calm
and no one knows what WILDE The issue Of this new
crisis. Fora girl of 10, Queen Isabella showed con-
siderable spirit but il in vain to contend with
resoule aud powerful man. Olozaga's notions OF
royalty mustbe rather republican.
The Courier de Lyon states that the Grand
Council Of Geneva is occupied with the question
relative TO the sinking of the level of Lake Geneva
This s considered OF deep interest TO the inhabitants
on the Rhene between Geneva and Lyons, as it WI!
make the river much more nayigable, and the flow
of It's water more regular and steady.
The French papers say that the attention which
the people of Newly ork showed to Marshal Ber
trcnd was not merely tribute OF homage to noble
character bat an expression of the veliest interest
for a great people--"M nation Frnncaise.''
ACES OF THE DIFFERENT SovEREiGNs OF EU-
ROPE Jan. lsl, l8i4.-king of Sweden, so years of
age: the Pope, 10; the King of Wirtemberg, 81;
King OF Bavaria, 81 King of Denmark 81; King
of Sardinia, 50 King of Belgium, 81; King OF
Prussia so Emperor Of Russia, AZ King OF Sax
onv, 46; King of Naples "a; King of Greece, IS (;
Queen of Portugal. %; Queen of England, "a; the
Sultan % and the nsulted petite Isabella OF Spain,
thirteen VearS Of are
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III.
SEARS,s RIRLE BIOG&APAG !.

Er0V nc -S.T- on 7 0I q "
.,on the multitude OF Books, vanous IN t-r chtrac-
r AZ IN their external appearance, which constantly issue
rom The press pleasant point TO one OF rsa rGhe G
80, w. are callns public T:o.k not only
nneGScenoaabn Is letter and sp5 but sGts:y ~
;t the at-nOD OF our readers ana especially ChEist-
s PARENTS and guardians who SOLICITORS tor The moral
la 81 ,Sair children and wards. This work contains
5iossphica! sketches the most distinguished men
nson h scpss Ton n AdAR T. 1i9 t and sel
VIZ IN bq fulfilled proph-c-, aud other matters hiThsy
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SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

From me Southern Quarterly Eerielc tor October
ha appearance OF this work Is m suspicious event
m the history of Biblical Literature Is An rXcellsnt
work -c>c-llent in style, rich material elegant ~ eN-
a,; aud col c, correct but exceedingly fascinating
ms contents. We tav. read --am0St must read
-wtil deep and sindng interest, equal To t"d 'spred
slvhut mole masses IL addresses
s 10 thu great heart OF humanity and lis touching IecoTus
C uast the !-.-st mroGiance,-fhd q
r i'm. response IN tn brslsts Of AL classes o mon hsh
and low rich aud ,oo learned AMI iteate young ana OH
~ cannot pr,S w. do works when we id ,iire sim
for their profound learning, and hish literary excellence VI
rhasa claims t. enduring popuaTitf IS nor however
s.,,tu. The most fast lnu. I>ft 81 the most CaluoS
critic can 6ud nothing lts pages at when TO ca' vi
h,y, been s,rrrsed find v0uminouS work Shcsl
uniform purity beauty simplicity ind almost perfection 81
stys running throughout the who'll, aus! nriftIn@ grace ana
10 every narrative Thu highest recommendation
of this noble work. however reAins 10 be
moral attr power the affections OF the
heart made ciiU 10 - BOOK as 10 dear Trend
Tn. feelings WIKI which a,e II up ARE hi Xture OIL owe
and reverence made pious by reading "oIk
NJ ch aud rlrv1tch tender they taught NJ least 10
rasc Religion and Virtue, illustrated IN the lives OF NE
Pstfach the Prophets the Apostles. ana The Divine fonh-r
Of IN. Chris:i.n Faith They and ire the nvariaN
I'D Sutary consequences which flow from obedience 10 the
Divine Laws, -Xrnpllied IN The hSory 81 ind!hus anu
Saficus through lapse OF centuries We salts,
m that perusa and study OF this attractive and @litnec
work will do confirm t!i- doubtful Ind wa'-nK III
t truth Of Divine Revelation. than all the leaned
their coHtTovcfst" WIN hi;nrs
s,ncs the introduction of Christianity lis pictorial Mus
,rtious throw additional light the Scnpu- hlst"
-,u.iar interest tie work IN many respects di"
arr MA, and BEAUTIFUL specimens VI t'' arr :"
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lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PEAYEE-t.dired By tie Rev. j. NJ.
Wainwright D. D. aud embeshsd with upwards of 100 en-
cravings This work has been got up OF about
sig Goa and offered the low price ot 81 50 copy,
superblv bound with gilt edges, elegantly mbossed
Turkey Morocco representing the interior ana
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\ SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND BEAUTlFlER


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II. . - -
RICH. AMUSING AND lNSTRUCTIFEBO BOOK

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NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

~ The Clay Minstrel :or, National SonGster, 70
which is pref \ Sketch OF the Life, Public Services and
Character Of Henry Clay By john s. Llitei
cali a, n, Tribune Office Plice IS cents single copy,
or So per dozen.
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CHRISTMAS
ND NE; wv r. a Ee.

rOUTHOUY X MEYERS. 3li Broadway, are
" jus. opening OF the richest stock of Goods suitable
1 IN enon and I'd II ,o pnbc to cali and Among
Pr Sj1ss S x iSHna %a and iG!Sc
SHADES for Lamps, h- found where else III New" ok,
with great Of PAPER Mscr Goods ana Articles '''
,ey have also on hand the varied stock N the United
s.t,s Of Brouzed aud OE-moln Cn"nar1Is, In atine
Lamps Cadeilbra, Gr4ndo es Bracket bIanennes a AZ
'aVPS, news aud superb article peculiarly suitable for
aess,s ss%m sh M Of ii, e Go SLb MEDAL at the
Ia;c Far of the American institute 90 2m
A Ill KINDS OF FLOUR, al wnoie sale and
= retail the Cro,on Mills 2'5 amy
Mpea: t9nT Ryfa Prime s" OF Cor con
.ny on hand quantities to SUIT Bakers ana oiocetS
'' hs . Sos2 articles are also put up small OF fifty and
twenty-five pounds for family u.s." and will b sold Il whot.
sc Kept continually fresh on hand By 'siS '"is
Also On hand at relail-Ship Stuff, Shorts, &c, at the
Mis- chefy'se' i REc XII; kqfSg'
7 AIDES. DON'T USE COMMON CHALK 1t
l. looks bad njuIes skin md makes j! look ysG"
my my 'Infs a.basr wtensss sold at the OF
Ire American Eagle, 20 Chatham street OH 400 anu i'm
1879 Fulton and 81: Atlantic ST BROOKLYN: ez9 III.
BUYERS or JEWELkY would do well 10
o1 S4is OF OF Basps BTesst Pins CHAINS Finger Rings
D F5pS s sa SYeSta sa a afBERT BEACH,
Iii ~ I'm 49, ia Chatham street.
CHEATING COPPER-lG0 cases tnshsi 10
a 1gS 70 % q G L? ~ z MINruRN South
OUGAKS-loo hcgshcads landing this morning.
Is B" GRS sE fen 1 NES &iiS5 e
CKATES-A full assortment of Skates, strap
- ,-el and uastvappel. wholesaie and retail by
19ew OSBORN & LITTLE 80 oltos ST.
CLEIGH BELLS.-A full assortment OF loose ISe
= and fancy strapped Sleigh Bells wholesale ard retail
las w OSBORN LITTLE 3 fulto..st
TOK. SALt-The FOUNDRY, No. 50 Alien
Z street. Fo, particulars, inquire at No. 10 ~ r'iYo
street. --- ~.
NRENCH SPERM CANDLES.-A new ARD
beautifully o1uaaented article for the holidays Tor sale os
'5 50 0'N u GasSNER YOUNG 1872 Chatham street
FFS! MUFFS !-FURS "A COED assorl-
" ,ncnt Of Muff' aat Fur-T Trimming a! the i9wst N
Ike; proctor sale al } IL 'lo-Ni>d ~ l. -,
d27 lm- 20 D2S-e-z
5;NEAS- 500 hall chests Young Hyson, Canton
4 nasStG5k IL 81: q NINTURN sco.7a sou,h.
$50. 600 A TG Loan l. ca good city security
nlo = y >pfii j. C. SMITH, s. Liberty St
no 000-s4,nno, $1,000, and $1,000 to loan
.U'iU on city security April 1r.o9, .,
INIT 4. &J. {. SMITH 50 Loelty-ss--
IL THE BEST OF THE ADVERTISED
j. & /. CoDDINGTON, Druggists.
! de- I'm. 227 HUDSON 81. corner epfins.#
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SOMETHING NEW! TO THE LADIES
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WEEKLY G y
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Tin cover Will be evoc advertisements Of amusenents,
periodicals. fashionable establishments &c ayoiine any
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CLAY SONG BOOK

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e Health. &aset, nl.G ComTort-lhe Grs-
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THE TR I 3 I n E
vork Farmers C!ub.

,..ociarion held their Stated Meeting on
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GOAL, COAL AT 2I5 West.street, corner of
~ franklin and corner of Fifth aud Lewis srests-The
char Broad Mountain white and Grey Ash Goals broken.
o c,rtage cheap the cheapest Orders left the Sugar
Refinery % Leonadses through the Despatch Pos.
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The Interest
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and payable Feb lst 1884, Will be paid tina, day by c. w
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Bank of the Stat, of New ork.
The interest the TEMPORARY Loans of the City due
above VIII be paid ,ha; day. the CompolleIs Office
No Hall OF Records. Park
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IL For the accommodation of Stockholders, transfers i'll
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ALEkED 4. SMITH. Comptroller.
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Of The ADDITION and .od s' s wo ISs
HE'D gre to reduce the prices hsiE Press and Of rrin
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R-AIl articles manufactured By this Establishment
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nav ro o. imposed upon with purious articles made In ''
tatoa Of rher-. i,
Printers newspapers WHO publish his advertisement VIII
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nm IN -ir four III. Oft w "
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TOAL, COAI4--The Working Mans Coal Yard
" removed from the corner Of Christopher and Greenwich
streets 70 of Houston and Thompson s,rsss-he best
Peach Orchard Coal OF the Salem Spohn and Black Mine,
Broken aud Egg s. So Stove s. 2 Nut s. 100 handsomely
screened and delivered any part the City Carriage
weighe. by swo City Wegher.
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te for p5essa's-incua"s moral and religious rosss, me-
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