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ROOK KEEPlNG. Mc.

bCN}N fet-Isi i4''is 81.
~ c. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces that
X. MS Counting Rooms. NO. 81 Cedar street. continue open
from A. NJ. to- T. VI. .
In The study Of Book keeping II taugh " Nj Marsh
every pupil Keeps the most practical InaEne complete st
Of partnership 50oS embracing Nil The different business
Transactions OIL COED mercantile house, he becomes irIna:
with nl the books tie NTH Nil the documents
relating the books trial balance lance sheets accounts
current and with various mercantile cnlca!aons IN interest,"
discount. equation ~ payments, exchange, &c -,
In one OF Instruction OF good capacity w.i
become competent Book-keeper ans WILL receive ccfi-
cate Ia ihnt effect. No is taught c'HSs.
MERCANTILE WRlTiNG:-i the'ourh course Of pro.
rresye lessons - hc will fail IN electng valuable IN,
proveent Specimens oil ,.uy mercantile Style may be seen
al the rooms.
proectu- with terms. heurS. &c may be Obtained g inc
rooins dGy and evening
e C. MARSH'S WORKS
The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping SimpliHed ll
edition. 20 pages octave: price 81. -
The An oil Single Entry Book Keeping Improved, ~ edi
ton, 1871 pages octave: price 70 cents
For sale =: the bookstores. and III the rooms.
ar Marsh offers his services opening cloSaE. or wrlt,s
M books: - Cedar street, up stairs. SOY
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SCH00I.S

4 TEACIER-for reasons which will be sn,sacioIy e.
e pltned N in:ervew-0iiors ms 81 HOOL FOX SALE.
|; has been considerable. established the furniture s
new AMI OF the best desc.p:an 1t has m unusually excellent
tent ins,ructor far income Terms-Cash $40. (Which is
u, little than the first OF the tuTnure address
Interyisw viii be convenient J7it-
PREPARATORY BOARDING) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
TOWN, COM: u. II. CHASE, \; NJ PktNClP33 ~:
18Th continuing five months at $50 per seSsio Thorough
preparation for college business aud personal attentions are
secured pupils fully the most expensive schools
Lads from New York placed in charge Ola careiG! person.
prosd,ynv e23 ya
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NOTICE TO TAX P.4yERS
CONTROLLER OYFICE,

Brooklyn Noye,-ber7th. l3H.
PURSUANT to IN Act OF the Legislature, entitled " An
Act relhve the collection OF taxes the City OF Brook
I'm and or other pup.'' tpassed April lSth 1872 No;ce
IS hereby gwen, that Ike Assessment Rolls for taxes for the
the City Of Bookyn and tu, from oil taxes winch shall b
pad u tie said Comptroller within thirty days from the date
seec deduction Of :hue per will be maze; and that
from all which shr De paid after tie expiration Oh the
sadtlry Lays and within sixty days from SAID dste, deuc
ton Of two per cent wal he made and that and after the
FIRST Tuesday in January next .ne Per cent VIII be aaded 10
al tAIeS then uapad; ana that Cl the Ird uee
day January next the ,ad Comptroller will deve! 10 The
Collectors Of The City OF BrooSyn the sad Assessment Rolls
together with the thereto annexe directing them tC
proceed with regard I've unpaid taxes IN the anne! directed
BY uw. =.
The Comptroller would respectful? request those WHO IN
tend avail themselves of tire provisions OF the Act referred
II the c5ove notice. inform him thereof rs soon as posi-
bic that the.: hills may readiness, rs 10 prevent delay
when they may be rrcpare! % pay their taxes.
In compliance with resolution OF the Mayor qnc ConmoI
Council NOTICE hereby further given, that the Compo
Ter val rcceiv. tuyes al h- Office tie Cty BUILDINGS FRI
= O'CLOCK, i. VI. UNTIL = O'CLOtk. i. ~ IN
a nla III Il - AZ" & II s1ERwIN, Comptroller.
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x s=a YoTIcE77sTrATJEN rs, IsL An FER =;
the Boats will leave follows until further
Leave Staten Island ut s< ard 10 A. NJ. and 4,4PM.
90 New.YntS. II 3H. 81
On Sundays the Boat vii. leave II a. ~ IN place of T.
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The above IS the ORIGINAL and only GENUlN Ne prata
uOa from this valuable tISe. all other, heinz hcii,io anI
counterfeit Only prepared by DR.. SWAYNE, whose o4lce
removed the ~ w corner of Eighth and Race ; J
phiads!phin lh.S mrhc.ne Acknowledged by The loer
sion mud others tr,ughpu: the Tnon, 10 excel by iur oil
other ecde, cered Ia The pubic Tor the cure OF The
o. Keep The qnme Of DIR. sWAYNE in view. Eighth
and Hrce Philadelphia: 49, II
Milnur cor Bruadwnv and Jonst r. \. Sands, sS Bow"
cry; Z. II. Warner 2o5 kerst \. Y. City Nc. HOY
Bfookiyn; w g. Wood, Harlem: B1nnmIn Ods. Newark :
John Pearson, Railway John TeLinne, New. Bmnswck T.
IL :. Harrison s,en' Mass t. Psrcs AIsagy l.
Bull. Troy: Spaldnc 4 Harrington. and j. Green 20
Worcester. Mas John p Hall & 70 lqs'on: ,tnfysy Sey
more Hartford Conn: E. Eioldge Butino, n: Y; Wdem
Montgomery. Lnnsng,urg. \. Y 7. NJ Cohen & D 20
Chnreston, $ c.; Andrew Oliver & Co. Neworer, ~ a.
J. Albums. and f. Sceine, St LOUIS; Wm ihorn' rus9us
T. L. iiinmNn. Cincinnati. ID 1n-
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NOE IN nTiloIy seInSh cause,
Ia some good car,e, no, 10 nay own.
To perish. wspt fpr, honored. known.
and tke wets:,r ove thrown.
Vince eyes are dim with sIori9ut teaIs.
When. soiled with noble dust. he bean
- 80 - TIE 7sao voaess
Thus to my heart my spirit Naiih,-
: stand wilhia the house of Death
Tong b, The year b!eatnes out its breath.
Staod on this rocS OF thought, sid /,
Aud wa,ch the tnornen,s drifting by,
AS This old friend lies down io die.
See them approaching, calm and slow,
Tnen through the ioainiog circles 60,
To the unseen abyss below.
They pour tom oai the Future, fast,
Ystia tle Present may mol last,
But ieap and hurry 70 the Past.
The chambers of the East are gay,
Tae Future smiles with rosy ray,
Tine Pas: is wrap, in misty gray.
yghsre is The lie VT hoped 10 live7
Tell M, thou moment fugitive,
Canst thou no lasting treasure give
The moment answers, Blame not me,
For in ;hysci The po.er must &c
To make Of finls Eternity.
TO him whose soul ia keen end clear,
Who lists 10 God with open ear,
the moment may ourlast the year.
For daring purpose, Uobie thought,
Or g!-am5 OF Heaven in spirit caught,
And f1ed allegiance 10 the ought
Make each hour run with golden seDd,
Give joyfu, strength TO heart and hand,
By sso,higi ease before unnonusd.
Smooth liz. in study, chsmber; hail,
Throu2 thousand years ingy eofIy fall,
n hero's day ou,.ssis tneFn aii.
Then mou,a Got thar Thy DAYS 6epa.f,
Mourn onig ,hy ualoving heari,
Taking IL lie no noble part.
But cast thy banner to the wind,
GIVE 10 my brD,hrr's cause Thy mind,
FIG hting tho bat'les OF meukind.
Oh happy death. NOT dea'h bnt life.
To psTnn in this glorious strife,
by warriors s~or6, or muide'er's knife,
To stand mid 'hou.and caiumnieR,
Whera cn,y's burning arrow flies,
And rnsk- Thy nams The mark of lies.
Like bin who gathered in his brshs,
A she's: Of spears, aud onward presSd,
To make pata@ay for ms resi-.
Thus shall III, lie, rich, iuli and free,
a bridge q Lodi prove 10 thee,
Or causeway OF Arco.s he.
The slave, by du'i Snyapnah's stream,
Shall have, IoToUgh Nh 2, one happy dream,
Aud il: bis hope iroem IN seem.
Tho widow, in he lonely night,
Tine friends of freedom @nd Of right,
Shall gain from ihae new hope and night
And though high rer K and civic fame
Are noifgr nee, yer shall thy nsme,
Give good men joy and towards shame.
And thought Of tnee some souls distress
With secret inward consciousness,
OF gulttheir tongues may ROT confess.
Tay Truth. thy hope, new lie insliis,
Where pour a thousand icy nils
Down 1,as:aihpse,ts' rocky hits
rhus, then, discarding doubt and fear,
We freed the threshold OF The year,
aud welcome it with ready cheer.
For all the work The hour demands,
Wa wal; with ready hear,s and hands,
The cross upon our shoulder srands.
And If we fall this year, Wa know,
The grass shall greenly n'c- US grow,
And Gods free bret IL above us blow.
Another hand shall grasp our shield,
Another hand our sabre WELD,
And battle in The bloodlsss field.
AND though our grave forgotten lie,
The life wihin US shat. got lie,
But rise 10 immortality.
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To Mariners.

The Governor of New South Wales proclaimed for the
bench, OF all vessels which may 30 shJpwIecsd Tore
Straits vicinity while attempting pass trrOush that
sage that ,'oes Of bead fresh meat &c have been
placed Booty Island. Tor TIE OF destitute
Cast G!angrs. o. the EaRls ship Ann Ei: has published
statement that he passed oye the Prince of Wales Bank 9Th
April and The COAL rocks the bottom and sound
ngs fr.m TO 10 aihopis Aiet eync TIA Bank he
DSX fox several hours when he crossed asche large
bank oil sla, with he ADORE and Su!af SQUAD.
ncs abou; the depIh He therefore, CONVINCED
nere bank each which hy The PIince
OF Wales Bank. The he passed "a IN IS lar rad
io27 on III, other IS N a. 10 and Ito 81 E Ion.
Boston IoDr.
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FIRST PREMIUM NEW-YoRK
legal.

E'STATE OF 5. c. ROE. NJ. D. DECEASED-ai per;
sons indebted 10 the estate requested 10 call and
nnkc psynsn. the ce No; M Fourth street corner Of
Mercer. JOHN CHRISTIE, Administrator.
d3l 3,aw2w-
Tn PURSUANCE order of the Surrogate oftA- Conn
~ ot New YORK., NnTlCE hereby gwen 10 81 persons hn
wing claims against GEORGE RIDER, ltuc cf,he Island Of
Cuba merchant deceased, present the same with the voc
er, thereof the subscIbe at the Ies|ence OF William KIP
ley No "a iv!slon.siree the CITY oi New Iors on or
heo the twenty. first day ut June nc.-Dued Newly ork
the 18th day of December, 1914.
a3i nw6m' STEPHEN ]. RIDER. Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate OF the Coun
" nj NewY ok, notice hereby 10 all persons lav
log Chains against SUSAN AYCRlGG late OF the City of
New York, deceased. present the with the vouchers
thereof the srb,crbers the restenre ot b. Aycrgg. No.
400 Greenwich street the City Of NewYorA, before
the twelfth dnv OF June next.
Dated Now. York. the fifth day Of December, 1874
DC lnwhm Il. ASCRlGG.
NOTICE of application the discharge an insoyent
hs debts pursuant The prnvJslun OF the third
rcle OF title OF The fifth cup-r OF the second part Of
the revised statutes.
SrEPEX y ALLING. applicant. Notice first published De
ceber 18th 1884, creditor. appear before the Hon Patrick
G. Buchan t Judge OF Monroe County Courts. and coun;
Sc nr law the Supreme Court his Office. the city Of
Rochester the cony o! Monre on the sih day Of tebru
ary next, NJ 10 i. NJ HILLS {: HUMPHRI,
dI3 layl0w Au'ys for l1sulvelt.
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TNHEEDS-A few plain and fancy PLAID and striped
i TwtEd. Received md tor sne By
McCURDY, ALDRiCH Z SPENCER
SaT Il Exchange Places
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BEECaER & BEN EDiC-T. leo Bruad,=nY
dl3n between Pine and Wal-.ts Ne,y. Yor


.sp so. O. E'ul..oN-scsG:s.r, BaovxLyS.
Oscai inventors AID s1s manufacturers genuine Do.!e
LaSip Also raE1ec;urcrs nd dealers improved Cam
ohsns i4anlp Scr Llps Girnrfo Hall LAMPS erd Lam
,r. Astral and nar Siai-s Chnnsl and Lamp Gissss o.
eli md. Ismc Wick pcrs Sperm OIL Canph.ae and Buzz
ow rrcs. Tor csth- Sent
SSUNfSDouble action Light ard force pumps of al sizes
I To rsise !oE - 10 100 gallons water per g!rcte.
Gust ron Fountains Of vurioi;s patterns.
Fife Engines and Hose, &c. riuaGiactrIed By
Is Sm d. l. FARNAM. y Futon street.
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stock szch.use-JAs. 3

We quote Specie rs i0IIoN5:
.o.. ,os-os os PEI &c. s9. ca,Os Dolls ala sf1 rs
Do DO new 100 1:4 five Francs. ~ ~ |
pc-t.rnesc God 100 lUCta DO Patriot, II % al5l0
S5qn Il D,lnfs los Jos SOyereigns -. . ;S
10 cpnr-er, % 100 DO. light 4 = AS
Mexican Dollars ..i0.K l0l4 Heavy Ounces " -
Do. Quarters. 20 100 Nupoleoas 3S3 -
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in view. Eighth
q q
] E|.;ZI'|!I1'.l!

fNOME DRINK or THE WATERS OF LIFE tKEE-.
- NY, IL tie invitation we give Ia ul persons go
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS OF LIVER NoA
Dir. SHECUT's SOUTHERN BALM has cured hu lIi
dreds Of individuals having the nbove-named desseA' a
prove the greatest blessing 10 all who panse OF H. ,hs
This purely Vegetable Composition wall entIfeV a,o r,
most violent cough after taking few doses anu gy ~,
having G?nsnmpon or Liver "mR RSnq VI" sSs he
Gospel md public speakers gei'efnlY III NM " as, m
the greatest advantage II VIII cure oia d cs.r
H. wOrs, forms few days strengthen the '""s' "
the voice. -. n. ,ea
spoon rif full, much OF the active pnncpe oi ,n A,
composed Of can be obtained m pint oil iecoeHon
Dr. + Is a practical Chemist vel Physician. ant aist
Is yenrs experiment, has succeeded IN discovering aHh "
Daring that which has been Tor ayes sought nief IN ''s
VIZ: certain and speedy cure for the COnSHn2oa 80
much worthless trash hnS been offered 10 the comnu1V -
certain cures that the Proprietor Of the Southern BAN W.
put some of up small bottles that persons may W ~
elicc, without mourning much expense knowing h ,s
used will to be u.ed until the patient compe"
For alc wholesale and retail mt the Dep IS Broadway
and at the principal Drug Stores Throughout the CY'
For two years and over my health wretche No
been aborng for that peGod under painful s hal
system and general debility. ~ subject 10 cog: oi
the least exposure caused me sreat suffering. was sn
with splitting Of blood proceeding from he pnri soS Il" "a
peacd ne Tint my whole constitution was last has~as
decay Every physician had consulted gave me up Gep
ing Of ei!ectng cure md resigned myself 10 sp
coming trnsnt of the grave n ndfT ger r ifse , soH-
ERN BAT Nj iir.t met my attention. determined 70 w
every thing else having med. cannot dr.rrbe me 49,
have derived from i' an ,, one 95 me hing, ha. ceae
general health IS good, and am n lying insthrce "
whom the Southern Balm has rescued ION me ,o usous D.
Gin and County Of yrlo. Yor. Mara lian;.'I H.,
said CIV being tly sworn, ieposes md says that INC
set forth by her the foregoing certificate are IN e'ey '
G,vor, beI6re me this 4,h dny &c December 1874
dc ml- THOMAS :. HENRY. Comml' OF Deeo'' ~
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HARDWARE.

IRON. sI'cs.. NAILS, &c. 6sc.-KEJEYS BAEEse
4 < S.af son, IL G-ee2iy-a - o1ccetsofE 10 BOCa-
sIhN, JOHNSTON, AIRES d CO.s .1vo ca ss1d ini
.ifdf;;nent q,
sc<h aar ED .aC.ro 5sr !ron Russian old ;,5s ds
gaGls round fat ana saca.s i:Ga american CO
American mo I1pETV lfG3, & - * ll-a
EIag1eT' Rcl.. SIS 20 4 iGcp
Spike Rods sGd shoe llsEs-. u al AZ
i;oTFe .fs5 Rods; o. NorNss.-I aad Old .Ss7 .fss
SAID end sc:uf lien cf eli s.Ze-
A-TeTicsr HoOo !fcn :. % u .nchei
TAT NslII Brad. and Slikss: English ~rorShi SciE
Gag: Steel OF SIrdsoa B!0tasz ( Co. .stsEl2 i-ss.
S;:-sr- -ieei. OF ..Ie .iSEtac-o. TIr-alsed
Sheer Slsei: GaImaE : eel; CT yaiioGs :.a=.s
!. Bis;s! steel. :rSt aud sscOEa quaint!
American LSsl Stssl: Hunt. Az. tcpsrioi siicS-
=. HSwsd,h l:0c slrs7; be !nrn;sHsd sr5ee. to
5r.wt5.E. lyzs En-
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REAL. ESTATE.
FNR SALE.

OTIS on. ELEVENTH STREET FOR SAI.E.-Two
Lot. each Is BY 100 feet situated on he .ouih:r7 ds OF
ionv :, MJ-RDUCk. LEAVIrf & co.
-H ~ =, No. = West street.
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MEDICINES.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERS
Richardson s; Co.'s Celebrates
AMERICAN pAShCEA

r.NHlS SsdlrGs compounded solely hon vegetable r,t,
fi.81ton sGueIe,,On. ard warranted iron epy ~.
dcntS detrimental - beth Uncovered shon; on
aimee by ldvIdna so'cly afflicted wJth ULCER TEh
SROfUia ami who has 5e.sr under hs treatment a -
er1uen, physicians in the United Sa.es Y.
w;hou; the eHs hope Of restoration h~Gh "a
YVES by them prGEouae ne1fshL bE abo after tasn. he
heath. That mccno bSs hvea SOLD with unprecedented me,
cess and res tsed IN aay ,ce ~ nen Senln ,crn
dance WIKI "a escC, perfect
diysases. 20 Sxi;T;Aitr giiEtlM, SCRoFt,Lh UiCEs.
Rt yTs nyi 'TElsFE fiSFiINsigTffRSyS oR RS
[HR9NLC RiiEg, ~ PILES ER3SiPgiAs
81 81. - - ~ Xii - Is az ~
CtrTANE0US DISEASES OR PAINS or UICERS
Or AN IMPURE STATE Op the Bi0oD. n. es ~
cy o: Tbs eac'ue tss son es'i ali TO caAe, a6os,
eAurcrsS art Is strt t.Cly gs:uaIS1s Only 90. 4,
BE- Spoon u. - ~ er 10y su zach riorpIns b.fe ssi
ing wh:ci GsuSy pI'iuc ,ca'c effect whe ~ SCI
$50 scs csuia cah1:tc. nccs{1g tas appetite soJ
zsnsrs th az ne pG:eG csuzing f 4ols;sd sC;sS 20 II
csFc r-outss. ll arocGS ei!ertrsl ;erai,r,
o'th- sp'1 5. sr yls.E< cGd r-0frchza pe,.ec act,s
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Ship B Ayma. for New oieias. Wind w.
Memoranda.

WINS the u = ship Deca;uf whcn put four men on boar!
The whale mp aatSca returning 10 po to
ported yestsrda,.
There catered tile pod, Havana in the month OF Noveu
Der last, ~ vessels which 20 were Americans In the
rerit lt9 hsd cles aud sca. VI winch 81 Were
American There arrived durnE the So passengers
OF which l7O were Ion the ta;te. States.
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Disasters, &c.

Captain Sawye7 If the Gees. y; Aaaachicoa. reoo see
Ing shp bark ashore the 10;ugss he 2i rlt Sh
wa. pnted with white streak. her alongside.
nppatsu,y hed c: wreckers beating Up 10 ne
-hes aeail lay ise ST. No ionb the ship :s:Ut VIII q
reported pape, yesterday ashore tHerc on the l5
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-. PAPER-MILL TO LET. in complete order. Il has
- eight engines, two 81 men mnchln-s, calactnr rolls
EiSS SIS Sc Connects! with this Mill il go of
land, mostly wood, which nov standing one S.wSiIl,
store and thirty Dwelling Houses all Of which for sae or
to rent reasonable terms and possession given immediately
For further particulars inquire of
DIS GAUNT x DERRiCKSON. l59 South.sueet.
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INDIA RrBBER sHOEs-PRICES REDC


E'BOOTS AND SuOES.-LORlN BROOKS takes this
- opportunity OF calling the attention Of the trhte, well
the pubic generally the advanac adopting hs
improved boots md shoes in which he has introduced the Pa
tent Elastic Metallic skunk.
To the wee'e presents he following, among many other.
& NJ sT b. @ J ,r f by he eoscy ~ TIC
shagk which pnced the inner sole svesa graceful tam
the FOOT 20 the pedestrian preventing the loot
from pressing forward the boot wh, % footed persons
is equally Gdvaniu :eos, the arch hollow oi the foot Is
sill preserved und by this process walking boot or shoe may
be made with low heel and the hollow OF the foo; not be
posed 10 the mud the old method II Gve1 support 10 all
the muscles o; the foo; III the te and remarkably eaS
tn those who troubled with Persons required u stand
a, the desk vii find them great desideratum.
SIC en- LORlN BRp OKS. is Futon-s;Teet
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INDEPENDENT LINE.
=. ,-z.ska :. WINTER AEkANG EAiENl.--tuR
= iANEMPpRi. PROVIDENCE AND B)S-
~ TON ,-PnssGgc 10 poylence 81; TO Dos
Rollins sgl leave per No. North River. every Monday
and Thursday nj ( =. u.
An knd, of f.eiyh, AIKEN a: the lowest B,ic-s.
Passenger by this bort val Providence IN time 10
take the morning Of cars for Boston.
For further iDtornAun inquire hoai OF tho boat or n
IA J. n. DlLTS. No. ~ WeSt-st.
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lbs made Of the hes. materials and warranted to stand md
tore to pe,e-ats item improved Cast Iron nhes WITH
nOveuhie Ans. The increasing demand for hls Bells s e
best evidence that can be given Of their excellence ofde
have been vel from the Crnadus and Utmost all
and about so have furnished different places N e
Sate oi New York from his Foundry Town Clocks level
isG Surveying Instruments, Copper and bIass nnE
&c. sc, (o0 6n) ANDREW Mt.NEELf.
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ARRIVED
Bark Ennouus. Mansfield. from Rio &c Janeiro. Nor l7h
cofgse 10 Coming & son.
Hiis Emma. Wait 81 days from Maracaieo. dyewood. 10
SIR Psdsmo;s Ba,d-, 5 d, fn Lasuna Maasaioo.
seSt Cyp,ss WSI. 20 Is ceahasSo. Cuba, mahogany
TO K DE Zsldo. -
val stores TO Cook & Taylor.
schi Esersmei. Sa@yo; i ds from Machias lumber tol
Snow.
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: 3 3 aziigSlI( g! gsl Tits IS
PAslILLES DE PARIS.

pARIS I.OZENGES) ,,ns
THIS valuable, mild and harmless medicine ior ne pEs
OF Bronchitis, EonNene; ind violent eons, ia
recent Of long standing. be obtained ny whot ts
French Drug Depot Of Cnrnes & Haskell 70 Liberty
ogiGa importers of the article mo the United Siass' ~
who eSnle and retail by Ruston & 20 10, j. Mhau,
R. Chlton, a. and Adams & OLE 9 Broadway. ana narr
othe noted chemists and phnnac eutlsts IN town nh
NOTICE The above medicine has been plrnten n,
rou' names which purchasers arc cantionea with
genuine article Is put up green boxes, liscllD ..s
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THE NEW YEAR.
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ID a NJ s G Z d G 0 o S.
$4,000 PAIRS of Boots ard Shoet damaged s5==7>>
& wholesale Store, IS PcarI.s;fee New OH, offered
Tor sale Tho nrookyn and Long Island Store, 10 Fulton
y e. 1.uy of Tie very slightly soied and
no, iJnIc The least Tor When there room to get
'H ~ 3ne store S'a' 'A'-' ' SSTG fHARTsHoRNE
sREMOVAI.-E. nO"NS bus removed his extensive
6 stock of BOOTS AND SHOES fiom No. . 10 % Cath
ho pubic we respectfully Informed tina, he ms ola;e made
ana ch.ssr than The cheapest h Determined be
i,e efeaper rs ioows-Ladies Cater Boots los, ~.
aad durnSEiy Mise Cater Eask;ns aid Boots IN any
quantity the Smallest prices besides Children GaeFs ana
ANY quantity Of enilemcn Boots rs Is los, and 30 Cd
Also. Boys and Youths Boots and Bo9'ees etc etc Ao,
rethet the most extensive assortment Boots ana ShCe 10 ce
found the city. Please cal mud look E youEeiyes =!
Rsnperintenien,, Of sunday Schools. ami CHER char.
liable institutions wal Be supplied al The very lowest prices
s .GoonYsARs 0yERsH HOE FFT zen y
TALiC GtN-ELASTlC COMPOSITION.
They are uNALrERABtE by cnste. The HEAT OF the
TcJd Zone will Nor Hften ,he!n-ihe COLD OF the
t[iSd Zone c,>Sor sI!YtEN them. ,
they are ar superior To any other 0ysrshoe oer TO
the puoc They received the HIGHEST PREMIUMS from
New York and The FTankin Institute Of Philadelphia
We WAREANT GOODYKAES ovERSAoES to pcs
pSaeI ufs invited to call md lest tie facts oE themselves
dl3lf between Pine and Wa-.ts. Ne,g-York
poOTS AND SHOES FOR THE NEW YEAR-M.
D Raey RnEe. ~. iS Chathamt'eet mas now on h.at
large and splendid assortment oi hne cali >owed
and pessa Boots ard Shoes, single mt GVube se made OF
the best material warranted inst aie ladies' ant Misses
CATERS Bask;s Slippers of all kinds cheap and good
Boys and Youths Boots abundance. Sailors una Fish
nea waterproof sewed ana egGed Boots, wagned TO keep
the Zee: dry. Now, Ladies and Gen;ereo please TO give
coll before you elsewhere. and examine inr yourselves.
II. RIPLEY BL IKE, NJ. rs Chaiham-si.
d3l I'm. 81 Door from coz. OF RoOseysit-stl
OVER SHi'ES-l.sfPORT TINT TO DE-ILERS anc
VC0.SSU ERS-lcis hnb5zr Orel Shoe. ;h2; CT Dc
aaT c-IlI- without caaE-e Vi p7u1sCJ, always
pshs sE9 SG! ire c.aest ve9hsy. For durability arc
ty -ESy c5ensa COMPANION with az Csnc: shoo n the
martsi. County lIcha;s al city te.rr. slnt not fell
u gpyy .s-eys- win A-tcia For sale Jy the c2.e
aolsa by azEGEHS . BEHEDICF, ~ 3.gadwey,
oeSt Ne-, ,gllt steel.