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cy-ne foregoing valuable work, with the Cr0sities OF
AMERICAN LITERATURE" by K. w. GRIswoLp' u pup
se complete large royal octave volume ana so'o io
about one quarter the London pcs |; forms certainty one
~ the mos, valuable work. the English angsnSe end no
n,b,c or p,iyn,e library is complete withontt.
For sale by
APPLETON & co. 200 Broadway
The late William Seward ESQ. and James 10 Pei a.
drews. Esa. I2 : :. :,
DREsFNTs FOR THE HoLIpAYS.-jqst received g
srge collection OF ANIMALS aud ciar w0rss Tor touny
Ssio5rs, which are the following The Git heauttay
bound The opal. aoss Rose RoSe Of sht2n tLea , ;
fiarir The Keepsake Religion, Souvenir hawthorn ANU
lei mud YOUTHS keepsake for lj, with CaarG.,e Eioe
Work Nf. Heman Mss London Campbell alorgi holp-
.nu Rvron's POeca WORKS LondoD Edition oil SHakepeu'
.uper5iy finished ior Presents rc
PAWN Sell interpreting Ribs, Life Of Chfis'.
a liberal per cen,age 10 Carriers. -
Illuminated Bible, aud i:awe,'s ShskespeaT, 81 ,,,,.
dl7 ~ MAIL :. 81 h!sschel-s''Se~
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HASSNER &, YOUNG, No. i33 Chatham street. WHOLE
V sale and Relal GTocers have on hand The following well
selected assortment OF goods which they hope to distribute
among their friends ind the public dunnS Tie approaching
hG E dSS e ca Rsa at JP0f fFsE OF all kinds and qualities
Caks superior prepared Cocoa and Chocolate speed Choco-
late o:vnron ayofs warranted equal 10 imported al hHa Tie
price Also Cocoa ai'} N 1--WE FRUITS.
Pune in iaucy boyes. Figs md Fig 'ne afp,asa GIaSes
do Shee Amond, Bitter 60, Genaa and Madeira Ciron.
as, Gu5 Goess 2sS s cbe 9s Madeira Nuts
Canton Preserved iB4 tfRy I'VE iad's Pine Apg Lines,
Cocoa. Pums, Guaya Jelly TTIa Fruits oaoses' Con &c
Worcestershire Sauce snhlon do, AnchOvy do, Reading
do Walnut Mushroom and Tomato tatup. &c. lGndon
Mustard and assorted Pickles &C. from Crosse X Buckwes
in OIL Dutch HerT,ags and Norwegian Anchoves in kegs
Souscd Salmon do Prepared Barley und GToats Pear Bar
ley, Oatmeal Poland Starch. Sage, iaplocd tommy arrow
Canary. Hemp siilet ard Rape Seeds.
Rock Candy red and white Iuubs Paste Mnccaronl and
Nefi"'''''' sweet Fl FS SEX Old I'd VINES yi;E
Mu;cn all grades and prices. in wood and glass va
'','' '''''' STPERi0R OLD LIQUORS;
Scotch and IRISH hskey. MOnongahea Whi'key vefy old.
Peach Brandy, &C. sc.
Choice Sesurs. various breEt,. =
Fine old Raspberry and Cherry Brnndy Noyeau. Hose PEI
feet Love- iniset. ec imported Cotdlus IN glass Chey
M9nie Emu Do5, lie Moka Sqrcsclno and MI other Cor
dial Extract %, Vnna Lemon. &c; Roe. Peach and
London Blown Stout Scotch ile Philadelphia Porter and
old VeF IA q. sP SaF f 6 9Iiile AND CANDLES
Pa,en, white and colofec Candies, Sperm Candies, Mould
do. beached Spetm OIL, Sc
Raspberry, Lemon srtbeiy Ginger and Pas Apple sy
rsfs assorted brandy Fflits French Cherries Bay Water
800 5ci foSH I and IN fli eyery ;arr Tint can
be thought Of n the Inc md great many oct oil II such rs
In nj
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHO. ESiiE AND RErhf.-
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL, STORE, IGl CHhTgsH STREET, y. Z.
Etansh StOr--.
Vi Bcsckef str5Jt, .Ss7g-fo-s.
NJ j;rrud street. rear Suffolk.
isi Grssng.ica Es-se;, Ec.r sci1l
lis Fulton =-rs-,. t:Toakirc.
- Cnss-sU, and Is r9c.th Et-5-=.. P!i.iacrl.hi7
II Hanover Etrest. BGztcl.
Nyift, the City uri C5c-t-T FaInihs5 6Hd
Purchasers to their establishments ye.e they LINK
VI be icBd hy fs IRE h; selections o; pure and uaacuidra
ted Teas tho sritsd State TIE unysaI popularity -ud
of'he house with reference % nigh cczues low pr
REt so1gi Geiing, vel understood - reader az
the. Necessary Original ind only warehouse Cr
Inc sale CT HowguG's Black Tea Observe Si!sngss wi
bs particular remember the uugsbs: Of the p; -tOe
Chatham ses;. Bi, between Pearl and Roosevelt street,.
The public will also be psae - i0e that the Canton
Tea Company have nothing do win oef stnrss creep.
Shc-s described 81 The :oo OF this ,5f
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ceses FARM FOR saLE-Sltunte on the road from New
E5Ss Rochelle White Pnns, about eIulian from each,
y containing 80 Of land. nil Of Inch Is plough
land excepting ten ceres winch Is wncd laii The place
divided by inns and laid convenient lots for cult
WALTON AliIe fences IRE Of stone. IN gaod order mud The
ground nigh state of cultivation. The buildings all oil
good character and ~ order. For terms apply to
). b. KENYON, on the prcrni,es, or OF
G0fr ! ADRIANiE. Is IOhis Now. \ oIk.
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ys. S.-ns =, T. POWELL. tt cos LINE F3R
pcnt Cod spring and Cornwall.
TIE sstqsbcGt HIGHLANDER, Capt. Il Waf,:rop: Tti
e.ya the pier Ci NGrel every GoGdsg. LhupB
sni Saturday nj: O'CLOCK, z. II.
iie.urang vii! cave Sawhurgh eycrs soajn7 u A. H.
.rd Tuesday anil Fr!eY 81 2. rs.
Gn freight. passage Cpn;y ip the Captain GA board Rss
ga.a and esht o I'll descriptions. bank El5 specie put
baa.i rls the INK OF ei une bill Ui L.
ding reca:nt be slgn.ll inr he Nlne. Gi
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JACKSON. STACEY s: SMITH,
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS of Pen, Pocket
ISt and Fable Ca,iery, aZo Scissors Files, saws IOos'
o." NJ sS. NJ. - t1.ATvT- STREET.
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.r1A. CANADA S'rAcES.-Da!LY LINE
E<sssEEss-5p---s BETWEEN BUFFALO AND De
tSLE slt>---;s-a TEOlT.-THROuGH IN TWO AND
HALF DAYS.-Dance 10 niles being ,35 miles shorter
than ms Other roucyn Chippewa, *. GATHERINGS. Ham
ton Brartfcrd. London 10 Detroit.
Stro ,y leave Bufials every morning ~ O'clock and
arrive Mt clrot afternoon Of the third day Passengers
are informed that every exeTt-n will be made by the FRO
pren:s 10 insure speed and confer: the road This IS
much tho shortest cheapest and expeditions route Tor Tr1:e
ers pasng West The entire Road ,ns been graded. md
about 100 miles pl1nked and McAdamled From Rutao 10
London The Mails carried separate from the PASSENGER
Coaches. Tbs will prevent Ill the delay Of which travellers
great expense adding Coaches and other stock TO their
Line aud every thing has been arranged 10 ensure the com
fort expedition and appreciation oil the public.
rs seats taken s tho Canadn s;ingc Office Mansion
House. ;. HEMENMAf.
II Sw u, DAECnCk, ard otjefi
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MEDICINES
c1OO WILL BE PAIDTO PROVE TVp n, :
- ~ ING GER1lFICATE 4 HI.MRi, n =. t rEh.Nl

" and wealth ~ Monmouth 20. y. l.. "feel1Slj
SCRoFULA, SALT RHEuA OR sJ-RyFrr
Nrw- YORK IIer o5,t
Thi. may certify tbs, ny ba5 bc,z afflicted ri ~
il, Sal, Rhepr SurfeIt. ps !. hsd been casi s,1
y,grS which .pr,-i reary AZ nl. ard ~ r. so: q
affect his bead and oheTrxise mp-i-el HI, hesb rSts
Ployed several ph{.cgns from fhadrgha and
have used teNe bottle. O. swaps nnacea. and have u
the di,e,Se or eruption continued tpreac Uo,il
Dr. Thomson of 2i3 Bro0re street Ntw.York and SsFS7s
BIS Anil.scofbur Syrup. and other rsrsNss, n, ~
which hs. done him more good than n olhe, r,e,.iR
uss and the prospect now bios lar .: Istnsrr, = :
the emu jiOn IS nearly gore. JOHN u. CRAYVFnpr,t
.NidRctotcR, Mon,n ,uth r. e.
\. r. Tho wonderful ciert Of ihess MeIc:SSses y.
DOT be estimated except By those who sye used ,h
GATES are Coming ainn., daily from persons VIA .e
relieved by the use Of ihs vsueb Syrnp Pesse al -,
anime Certificates Tor yourselves. For sale ShIs,,L
tail BY Doctor BEERE. successor 10 Dr. John to- o.
Eronne street, New York, doors West Of The Bsssr.
IS Tvs N3'
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WATER POWER.

=, FOR sALE-Two Mil Sites. with permanent supply
..d y Of qst sGfh 1df fo .ea 70 w ct
thousand Of and adjoining. principally tinbered Ire
o. on for :fnSsporation WORKS can be cectea d
recty by the line fts rosi rs 10 save carriage In hee
wood en- be purchased dollars and itty cents per cord,
The d=ir9se foT aao my sanpaG;pFos PGE
les nn ny other Water Power OF equal extent ana ioc'sS
Aiss r,o FARMS Of about one hundred and f each
Of which well improved, both n1ar ne k;i9a ana
az agi H. l,aoAlSN. No 5 W VI
s.. COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMs FOR SALE
so The snhscrbsr offers for sale, liberal terms. seye-
Ia mi Country Sent, an Farms on the Last bank oil Inc
E Is FAM q the .ab'cri}e' oceups o M cTassr'
VIII The sf FsHii 81 he s vnn prher eqn;nnE acres
Also. .eyern sma Place. suitable 1r Country Seats or
F9 s sy g?'Po7'' Ia'.'T 8 HS iIsi
ya.s MICHIGAN I.aNDs.-A lew Quarter Sector. for
Ss sale reasonable terms ,'nst ct be,Feen EN- ana
E small nice nrr or country seat in the vicinity OF this
cty. Aso lands in PenTsylynna. liHo and Missouri HI
a. Farmer on assS sissaaa ls 5 So.,a
Csss All PRIVATE SALE. very valuable farm IN
from YonEers, and The from the Harlem Railroad
-conininIng IS - 81 sck - ~ young ScEdry and oer
'front.', il stories high re.pace' and ou,buiings o: all
Si jsi~ !. sLEFcNER G 5ss, 9 FiGfs
ees FARM OF GO ACRES ON LONG ISLAND FOR
Il. situated mile from New rWl
from the Village OF Astoria 81 do from Flushing 81
To from Willamsburgh which Is neat and substantial
stone House Frame Barn. and other necessary Out Houses
ali in good repair Inquire Of GAUNr = DERlCkSoN,
jaiu !'s 'solll.leet:-
osss A FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE 70! Pro;
perry city OF Newly nrs.-Sud Farm CONSISTS o
Of Land. under gootsate OF cultivation and
we'll tcncad situated about 81 miles from the City; IN the
County of Wecheiter. Ga the premises nre dwellings,
bas and Other utbuldincs Ccneeyances tn and IRON tho
CITY daily. For further particulars inquire OF 49,
DIS In SAMUEL II. BARRETI. 80 -econG.I.
f,ag Il COJltTgY SEAT FOR SALE.-Si,uaie 90
the Kin.Sbrre road, between 9Th and TIN avenues,
1871 and lg streets continuing ncIcS Of Hn! N good
cultivation, and Astounding fruit trees 1rihbery &c he
ground elevated and commands noble vew nj The waters
Of Iusnte md East River. ard also an extensive view ct
Long Island. Terms made easy. Apply to
ANDREW < = b. McGONN,
Executors of Andrew Nict;own, deceased or
dqtf j. ADRiANGE. IS Inhn.St. ~ Y.
essss ALARM FOR sALE-Sunto on the road from New
@ Rochelle to White Plnins, about eGuld.ianI from ehch,
land excepting ceres. winch wood lah The place
divided by llne and laid ont into CONVENIENT lots Tor Guilt
WALTON All The fences IRE Of stone IN good order mud the
ground in nigh of cultivation The buildings all oil
good chnfscter anf ~ order. For terms apply to
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vu Fps%Ne a 8. CARPENTER & COS I.lNE EUK
"a - sS EIVbQR Gli-l-nndace at Cad"cl, Wet
ssszSgSsrsszs Poini Codsp:ing, Cornwall ard tisheIf
re Steamboat JAMES MADISON. Captain Chafss Hal;
s!eat wi, leave Hanel street Pier tuesday aud
fridEy a. O'Clock ?. IL Returning viii eeya Newhareh
everJ Wednesday ard Saturday at c'c!1ck ?. u.
Al Baggage Packages OF Pstsis. Bank il or Sc'e pot
tolg tas without enz entered tho BOOK recent
ed fer rIgrt la n tho r az the owners thereof iTou
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NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Packet Of 2ls; Jsnnmry The splendid and lnvonie
rthen CJp WooJhouse, Will ail Tue.dey. jan 81
gis osrsons about 10 emr RI for the Old County viii not
fail the advantages 10 be derived from selecting thus line
preference any other their great capacity renders them
every wuy comfortable md convenient than ships Of
small class, and their accommodations for cabin, econd cabin
and snssensers. well known superior
OF anY other line OF packes Persons wishing secure berihs
should not fail 10 make early application board foot Bur
Ing slip, or TO w. {. J. +. TAPSCOI~r,
their general Passage Office, 70 S.hst cor Maiden lane
The Queen Of the Wet will sail from Liverpool on 9Th of
them Brought out this magnificent packet OF any Of The
regular ne sailing the lsi, 9Th, 7h 1lh leth 2st ard
9th of every month, favorable terms Application 20 BE-
made Is above.
DRIFTS for any amount, payable demand without DIS
oil the principal towns OF England relnnd Scot
by letter post paid) t. above. VI
Agents IN Liverpool
wv. TAPSCoI-T, OF rs Goree Pazza,. and
GEO RiPPhRD & son. $50 Waterloo Road
The elegant packet ship Sheridan VIII succeed the Queen of
the West, and aai January 18th, her regular day 4
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REAL. ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

SnR SALE-A 10: Of GROUND 3 fest front anil 100 FEET
2 deco No ~ Psr-y between Greenwich md ssTrS-
ton Inquire of JOHN PULLS. No. q Morton s. Il y
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'g4 ksE3 LEFT.

e. PAPER-MlIL TO LET. in complete oTdeT II has
-sA eight engines q inch mncA;nss, Calendar rolls,
sitA &c &c. Connected with this Mill is 100 acres Of
land mostly wood on which i now standing one Saw MIL
store and thirty Dwelling Houses, all of which for sale or
on reasonable terms and possession given immediately
For further particulars inquire of
jl5 GAtrNT Il DERRICKSON. 159 South-street.
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MUSIC.

Zsssys=P PIANO FORTE MANUFACrORY.-'Th
Eysssf Subscribers finishing entirely
S9Sartclc OF instruments which warranted
~ g hyperion IN tone any Use, and 10 keep IN
tune much longer the Improvement consists Harp Frame
peculiar construction ohvlang every objection heretofore
caused By tho of metallic plates niurng the tone. Pre-
essor< and Purchases invited examination OF these
instruments. GLENN ROGERS & co.
y22 153 ful;or.street Eas; side, Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW YORK CIRCUS cc,,p,y


"a n. HOWEsS, who most rrs,ec,r,I,g m
w nounceS To the citizens Of BaItin,ore tbot I
VIII open the FRUNT-ST, ThEATRE. oo mn y
Ds7I, Dee 18th, with the full strength IF his raj,
bFattd Equestrian Company, UNSURPASSED nv ony i,
the United states he most talented Eo,tasirons j.,
the country have been engaged expressly f,r rbni,
Opening III Baltimore. In addition 10 ihai, stool
company, the following stars will apprar:
NlBLO'S CELEBRATED AGSiNAr FAMILY
consisting Of THOMAS NUM-, he Hero, loan. 10
NJ MUM, the Daring; WALTER MINI tbe Ac
tive; STEWARD MUM, the Flexible; uncnmaIied
iihapproachable, and unique, in their wonder mi ner
lofmahctS, Classical Groupings, TonrbiIIiors Tnurs
de Force, Cuurvettes, CleopaIa;s Needle ami nthnr
effects OF Pytamldieal Stauary; Muscular voIutons
ana other astonishing and extraordinary disnnvs nf
AsliIiy, strength and Novelty. Universal Chpp,s ,t
test the h'eIlght and Wonder of the Audience F,nb
succeeding Feat brought Cor fresh plaudits
Master WALTER AYMAR, the greatest Iuvania
Equestrian in the world the Manager cboIlenncs
any rider IN the United Sia rs, either man or bow, to
ride against him. '' "
MIR, aud MRS. COLE, formerly of Cooks G,mous
troupe. '"'
MIR. n. b. TURNER. the 6 Horse Rider, n,vcr
equaled by any since the death of the Great Ducro
MI. JAMES TURNER, the DouFl. Somtr.et MAN
Dan RICE, the famous New York Clown
Nh WIN, SMITH, Equestrian u rector
Messrs EVANS Il CARTER, Lenders of MiDs,ycIs
N$"Doors open 81, commence O'Clock,
Box 30 cts,--Pit z5t 40
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49, gOR REST-The new and elielbIy
th.i,,I STUFFED WAREHOUSE, No. 8 Hanover ST.
Ms.iH corner Of German, now occupied by The sub
hhh II serIler. 1t is finished in HE best manner
ana heated with one OF Hayward, Fox & Co.'s patent
Mt mir furnaces, and also conains one of Scott,s A.
bestos Fire Nrouf safes made 10 order. For further
particulars apply To the subscriber ON lhe premises
dQtf - Ianovnr s,re.,
HNpE SAbr. Il Rack Woman y years OF age
H To serveS wars She is a GOOD cook, wash,
auu lFohef, NJ TO good master she win be sold at
ia'r cash pre-. Also Boy II to serve 10 yeais.
hpply quieaIyat
-, l.. f. SCbTTT,
no No. 10 Exchange Place.
HNOR SALEG-GROUND RENTS Of aiaeren,
ID amounts, well secured. for sale al per cent
AptY 10 BOND Il GELBACH,
M ~ Second st.
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REPRESENTATION BOOKS. Those wish
a ing TO purchase cheap and beautiful hooks for
presents, will do well To call al

REPRESENTATION BOOKS. Those wish.
a ing TO purchase cheap and beautiful hooks for
presents, will do well To call al
ID. OWEN 4 SONS,
l4S BalGmnre-st.
Their assortment comprise the following, with
numbGrlrsS others:
VELVET BOUND BIBLES-London edition; super
extra gilt with gold plated clasps and of a beau
tiui large print
VELVET BOUND PRAYER BOOKS-The most
beautiful and correct edition published.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS-Oi all dcscrip-
tOns and sizes
PILGRIMS PROPENSITY large and beautifully
illustrated guarl0 edition of the Board Of Publ
caOn-price $40. Octave do. 81. - mos at
different prices.
ENGLISH AM UALS-Heath's Book of Beauty;
the Book of Beauty for the Queem's Boulder;
The Keepsake, &c.
AMERICAN ANNUALS-The Opal; Friendships
Offering; Religious Souvenir; do. Keepsake; La
dy's Scrip Book, Sc.
THE WORKS OF ALL THE POETS-Both Eng.
lsh and American, in different styles.
JUVENILE BOOKS-A very fine assortment com
plising such the lowing: Pictorial Life OF
Washington; do Of Jackson; Stories of the Rev.
oluti0n; Christmas Book; Yeuth's Gilt; do Keen
sake; Little Offering, Pi:k's Toy Rocks; togeth-
with other appr pirate and beaut ful little Sto-
ry Books, sc All of which we will sell very
cheap, dI3
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WMT ANTEE. NnEmber of active MEN. to ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale of new and non
Mar Publications in the Eastern, Western, southern
and Middle States ana the Canadas. Each man will
De insured SdOO per Per year, in writing over and A.
osve his expenses, with opperlunity of cIearinp
SlOOO per year and more, if acuye. Each man w II
have his own district. II will be necessary for them
10 nave at least from 81 10 $50, To obtain rood fl,
ing o'H; no one need apply anrss h. has that sum- il
being our object to establish good and give lhem
tHch chance az no one elsc can offer them Apply
al the oiiic fthe Unitei SG$es Publishing Compon,
corner OF BALTIMORE aud NORTH SITS, Jarvs'
BuiIdlne) up stnirs-enuance No, Jarvis building.
Letters post paid, will meet with pronp attention.
,SUl3-ly
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eO3N

IL. NAMES ANTTDILIOUS OR LIVER
ny PILLS, have established thrms Ives to he the
most efficient remedy offered 50 the pubc for the
removal and permanent of all affections of the
Liver, Cold on the Breast and Lungs, Head Ache,
an IN the Breast aud Sides aud General Deb litv of
the system. As an evidence ofthe fctthCrc have been
sold wltdin the last two months 5000 boYe.. Among
those who have used them is gentleman who was
aitlcted with head ache for twe.ve months; by the
use,0f one Box he has been entirely cured The zen
tleman can be referred to at any time.
They may be had at the ProprIe'or's Oficr, No g
Basement Jarvis Building, corner Of NORTH and
BALTIMORE SIS, or of MesSls. TAYLOR, Wilde
X Co; Of ID, Gilman, Washington City; o. NJ Lin
lhicnm, Georgetown, ID. G; L ] Stanshury, Annap-
oils; and the different agents in this city. Price %
cents per box. daft
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
COHNER Or BALTIMORE e. C.4LI'ERT SJS.
FHsHtS EVENING. Dec. 18th will be Derform
n ca mILLER'S MAN. schlonpcngrausen, Mr..
j. SEXTON. Pauline, Miss CANNON
Dancing, by Miss G CANNON.
no Jude with PETER AND PAUL. Paul, Mr..
j. SEXTON. Peter NJ. GALLAGHER Nibbv Pos
tlethwae, Mrs. WILKINSON.
o. Abundance IS cts children upder ~ veors of
age, ~ cents Saloon performance to commence al
u O'Clock precisely. n W
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@tHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Now opening,
~ beautiful! assortment of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
among which enumerate splendid patterns of
VERY RICH DOUBLE PLATED CAKE BIAS
kETS, made expressly for the London market and
laIely imported into this country; variety of low
priced do; VERY RICH r ,ATED CASTORS, of
entirely new styles; PLATED FORKS; SPOONS;
SALT and BUTTER DISHES; CUPS; CHAFiNG
DISHES; Soup Ladies', &c Very handsome sets of
NEW STYLE BRITANNIA WARE; FINE IVORY
BALANCE HANDLE TABLE and TEA KNIVES
and FORKS in sets and dozens; CANDELABRAS:
SOLAR aud HALL LAMPS; MANTLE CLOCKS;
beautiful WATERS in sets; PAPER MOCHIBR and
other FANCY GARD BASKETS, with n variety of
other new goods suitable for CHRISTMAS and MAR
RAGE PRESENTS.
Z. v. WETMORE & CO.
do 3w No. 10 ". Charles street
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PAVILION HOTEL.

~ j. MAC LELLAN would inform his friends
W and the public that he has fitted up Re-
freshment and Boarding House, (under the above
name,) the large Mansion, No. rs FAYETTE-ST.,
opposite the Post Office, doors above North, where
he respectful socits their patronage. Oysters Ter
apins and Game of all kinds will be served in their
season, at short notice. limited number of perma
nent BOARDERS, and few Gentlemen for meals
only, can be accommodated. The BAR will at all
times be supplied with the best Liquors and Refresh
ments. Open till - O'Clock at night. d3-eolm