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VANAMBURGH & CO.'S

ZOOLOGICAL En- III BITION, -
MO 50 BOWERY, opposite the Bowery Theatre. VIII
0open Thursday evening, Dec. 18Th, ls45-Mr VAN
AMBURGH having spent years u Europe With brilliant
success as returned ser having collected with great care
and expense the splendid and extensive collection
of animals III Il has been exhibited In this country
which collection his desg to exhibit to the Ne~-fork
public while making preparations for lie ayeipg season
Doors open from 10 10 II in the morning and from TO
O'clock in the afternoon and 10 o'clock in The evening
Adtlance 25 cen--Children under 10 halt price Fer
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A TRULY SPLENDID WORK


y ECENTLY IMPoRTED-The Poets Gallery OF Beau
lety with p very exquisite female portraits in the highest
style OF the art splendid vol folio. richly bound IN
Turkey moroeco-Sl. Or the beautifully co,ored SIS
The annuss and beauty books every and Kind
thrown the shade ny exquisite specimen
pictorial elegance and beauty. lust published in London
and obtained The bookstore ofWiley II Putnam-beng
number o series The design form gallery
those nsry beauties whose charms have inspired the
popnar British poets-he portraits being painted by
eminent and engraved by under the immediate
perntendence Mr.. Edward Finden. whose BURN
TO have admitted monopoly OF female oveliness The
poet st selected for this kind o illustration is Moore and
10 this superb volume twenty charming pictures
Of charming women, such he has described or I'D
dressed in his melodies and other pOemsbsguiu as the
painters skill and could depict tem in various charac
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effective Each por is ACCOMPANIED by short
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bat OF all the seasons and as the price is very small
comparatively, it sale will no doubt be extensive
DIS 2iisF Commercial Advertiser.
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OMISSION FREE.-ol Paintings at Auction.-A.
ALEVY will sell the Gallery, Clinton Hall, corner Of
Beekman and Nassau sta Tuesday evening, sd inst
commencing O'clock about 100 recently imported on
Paintings Ia rich frames In which Is comprised valuable
private collection, among the number will be found pictures
by the English Staufeld Huntington, Ashton, Bonheld.
Also very fine large Landscape and Waterfall by Py-
maker recently purchased from the Bonaparte Collection
as we'll many Others OF high class
Counoseurs and others forming Collections, request
ed to examine them. Can now be seen with Catalogue
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS, NOW IS THE TIME
THE LADIES
NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
JANUARY. 1876.

NEW SUBSCRIBERS, NOW IS THE TIME
THE LADIES
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JANUARY, 1916.
Our Embellishments all D. American Artists.
No I..BEAUTY ASLEEP.
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No III. FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.
Bail Costume for Lady and Gentleman This. besides e.
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the finest artists and elaburnlely colored.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES.
The Blue Stocking. By Mary Da3enaut
Winter. By Henry B. HirsL
The Test BY the author of Conquest and Self
Conquest" &c. sc.
Seed Sowing By Mrs. L. H. sigourney.
Thou Never Thnkest of Me. By Ellen D. ". Bush-
The New Year.
Illuminated Manuscripts of the Feudal Ages.
Tie Cobra di Cap-lo. By T. Afayne Reid.
Mother and Child. BY Lydis ]. pierson.
The Beggar Woman. Ey Jane Weaver.
A Prescription By EDGAR Wayne, NJ D
The Heart BIZ ALne 2. Dinnes.
The Triumph OF Coqgetry By Grace Grafton
Song By W. Rus--,r
The Trrdcsnans Boast BIZ Mrs Ann S. Stephens
The Lost ship BY +. Pratt.
Bearty Ase-p. By Ellen Ashton.
On Dear Friend. By MIS-. Ann 5. Stephens.
Fashions for January.
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This work will sc delivered any oi the city lrre OF
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D. APPLETON & CO.
MILL PUBLISH on Monday, Easy Caechism lor
~ Young Children or the Church Catechsr!, with Scrip
mre Proofs, hy Henry Aalhon d D. Price 6! cents
ON TUESDAY,
The Christmas Holidays in Rome by the Rev. VIM In
graham zip. IA. author OF the Double Witness of the
Church. &c. vol l21no. price 81 This elegantly writ
work differs altogether from any other publication or
Rome The author has devoted good deal OF study the
classical assocnions and his views ecclesascal mat
viii be read with interest The reader VIII here see
whe efec, Rome produced the mind of Churchman-
ON WEDNESDAY,
An Essay on The Development Of Christian Doctrine, BY
Rev John Henry Newman. vol 3vo cheap style.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Dr. Arno,ds History o. Rome vols $40. s..
O'Callaghans History of New Neth.rland 8vo % 50.
Guflaus Sketches of Literature and Literary MeI.
voS l2mo paper cover 81, cloth, ? vols in !. 81 D.
Manual OF Malrinony, by Bachelor 81. cents
Wilson or Henltty Skin. y mo. illustrated, 81.
Chances and Changes Tale by Chas Budett 39 cents
Cotler on the Romsh Mass and Ru5rcs SO cents.
Carlyes Life of Schiller. 2mo paper, 80 cents cloth 75
Fros''- Book Of Good Examples. l2mo illustrated, -
Book Of the American Colonies. l2mo illustrated 81
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THIs DAY PUgLIsEED

THE BOOK OF CHRISTMAS neat vol Emo bean
ti'y printed and done up in elegant style suitable
for Christmas gili,. Price 81.
ontens-In,roduc.ory Charter; Christmas Season
Feelings the Season Signs the Season. The Christmas
Days. Thomsss Days Spor.s of the Season Christai
Eve: Christmas Dag; 81. Stephenss Dav; New-Y
Eve: New-Y..ar Day Twelfth Day and Twelfth Night
ST Dislafs Day; Conclusion.
This s most interesting book. tells all about Christ
with ell the poetry and sentiment with it,
Of the abuses OF H. and how 10 keep cheertuly.
pIenssnt book is and instructive book particularly
theological Christmas its- was, and will
he; bu, festival like, with nooks of sober contemplation
and family thought and chapets of poetry, and
snnchrs OF Old songs - y. Y. Evangelist
Published by WILEY K PUTNAM. l6l Broadway.
Who have also ready
New aud elegant editions OF Tupper's Proverbia Phloso
pry Laign Hunts Inns siualon and Fancy d2S
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DKEPARE TDR YEARS. Choice Per-
4 fuiery of the Tolet-Lubin's Extracts OF Jessamine,
Orange. Flower, yoIes MagGolis VeT!rnu. orsngs de
Portugal Bouquet de Cafcine BSuquei de Portugal Bon'
Siillehes Geraneum &c. Ac. superior Cologne Water,
on draft Also the genuine Farna from Germany with q
great variety of fancy articles Shaving Creams Brushes,
&c &c. for sale By DAVID SANDS CO. u East Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

a The Ladies OF the hanmoDd-st. Presbyterian
Church corner Hammond aud Factory streeis) will hold u
FY basement o.. the Lecture Room The afternoons
I'd evenings OF Tuesday and Wednesday Dec Sd and il
(which time great variety of useful and ornamental arli-
se and books many o them suitable for Holiday presents,
WILDE exhibited for sale together with reireshiuents, Sc
On TUESDAY evening o'clock, the Rev. Dr.. Adams will
deliver lecture upon Pompei and Herculsneum, together
Thlncdenia notices OF esuyius, &c
On Wednesday afternoon a, o'clock, The Rev: Or.
Ceever will give account Of his recent visit 20 the Wal
osases
Tie whole OF the exercises arranged ss to combine
Intellectual yment with the usual attractions OF Ladies
FAR The rooms VIII be opened O'Clock p NJ on each
aly Tickets OF admission y cents. Children half price
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THE sTRANGER! THE STRANGER

XSTM. TAYLOR No. 2 Astor House, will publish this
w morning The Stranger, Play in act.. y Augustus
F Van kozebue. with directions, costumes, &c. &c
marked correced played The PARK Theatre This
beautiful edition OF Of the best plays in the English
language: all lovers OF the Drama ought procure copy
of II Price l2i c-Dts
Volume !, Modern Standard Drama containing Ion,
Fazio, Lady OF LYONS Richeeu The Wfr. Honey Moon;
School for Scandal Money withs beautiful Portrait and
Memoir Mrs. A. c. MowatL also contains Tile page
and Index har dsomely bound. Price 81.
In ess-Grandfnther Whitehead.
large supply Of Books suitable for The coming holidays
which will he sold cheap
d2J 2ts Wbt. TAYLOR Astor House.
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TILE MORNING TELEGRAPH

a DAILY PAPER. under the Edi orai charge OF $ DE
n WITT BLOoDCoOD, Esq. VIII be published on Thursday
morning Dec 2iih. nj I6i Nsstau-s.
TuE MoKNING TELEGRAPH will be strictly neutral in s
Character with good Foreign and Domestic Correspond
epce CuiErnerc n News aud continuation oil articles
from day day, Of useful lnora and Interesting char
sc,er. 80
Terms To City Subscribers, shilling per week pay
able the carriers Mail subscribers - % per Hhnui in
advance
subscriptions and advertisements received at the Office
l6I Nassau-si. II
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'Hero's TO you, Harry Gay"
HIHE YOUNG GCARD.-ln renewed earnest o

Z; the Astcr House <,,,,,,,rr, n-..,, - eo,,h-,,
! ALFRED A. WEEKS Sec'y. 67 Wallet. dis tolsIls
! Here's to you, Harry Clay"
! THE YOUNG GUARD.-ln renewed earnest OF
their determination sustain and cherish the recupera-
principles OF the Whg party as well as IN farhe ss-
noy OF devotion second only 10 their prnc 10 ths
patriotic Statesman grund Pscifcator, HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Ball the Of the Sst
Anniversary the Treaty OF GhenTuesday Evening the
sd of December next-at the Coseum and In festive
greeting exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Whig sister States and the Frightening pros
of Inc Empire State by an unted Whis The dsn-
guhed Wings Of the Union will Do invited TO attend upon
the occasion.
Dodworth's Coillion Band Ia engaged The Committee
give full that nothing will he omitted OIL their pars
TO give entire satisfaction.
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman ana ladles ca1 Do on-
taned of the undersigned
BY order of The Committee OF Arrangements
HENRY D. VAN NUSTRASD, Chairman, ll6 w estsf.
JSo. J. BISGHAm Secretary, 40 Broadway.
Cortland; Jno. Sea, 81 Futon; Cbas II. har5'norn'
81 Pine. and at the principal Holes -- az 9w
TTUE IRISH Em,gr4nt Society BeL-The Execauye diS
Committee Of the Irish Emgrant Society rsspsG.uy ,
announce ID the public that the second annus pau ~ aiu
of the funds OF Society will be given al Nbos on hion
day Evening, December 2e ,.,,o, 49,. rrh,..
Tickets admit gentleman and TWO !shies ale 11.s
Dollars each, and may be had from any Vi 'ne " ~
Society. -. ~ ,-,, p,
Gregory Dillon ESQ LIST vice-Pre,ident 50 Barclay-st
Ioseoh stuart Esq. I'd Weep resident, So Willismst
Hugh Kelly Esq Sd Vce-President. 1873 BoTery.
JAMES Reyburn, ESQ. Treasurer SO Wall-st
VIM. Redmond, Esq Treasurer pro tsm "A Exchange
John T Doyle, Esq. Corresponding secy. IS Nsssaust
NJ J. oConnor, ESQ Recording sec'y, SO John'.t
Felix Ingoidsby, Esq l9 Maiden-ienc.
john Manning, Esq 100 Pear-s-
c. Il Sheehan, E-q IA FultOn-st
james Mathews, Esq 81 Wel-sL
DR.. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm.s-
Arthur ste~srt. Esq. 6s Merchants Exchangf
C. ". Mary, Esq. 63 Ptne-sI
James Olwell, Esq l79 West-st-
Thomas Boand, Esq. 13 Ann-sL
John McNco Esq 81 Rooseyelt-sI.
Thomas SwanSick, Esq. IS PiDe-st
James Shepherd, Esq
Charles She's, ESQ. 81 Cedar-st
Terrence Donne!ly Esq. South Wllilsnst
And al the ofics5of lbe Society, No Ann-eL
nz9 -odtd 29STusTh
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Balls.

NTENy-ENGLAND SOCIhTY.- This Society hav-
ing resolved 10 postpone their annual celebration on
the 22d December win give Festival Ball in place Of such
celebration on The evening OF the h OF January next at
the Astor House Tickets may be obtained from any of The
members OF the Board Officers from the Secretary ana
u, the Astcr House.
MOSES Fl. GRINNELL, Pres, 70 south.st
s,r,ra WrrYs S-c'y CT Wall.st. dis toia7is
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r9. NIechnnics, Instilnrc Lccturcs.-Prol R

rN HIechnhics' InsiiIuIc Lecturchs-FIUI hv4v ;
suh Lecture OF his eighteen lectures on Chein-
y as applied 10 the Arts and Manufactures. VIII be de-
aeted i've IN he Clinton Hall Association Lecture ROOM cor
81 O'clock
s Fldey evening 6h inst T. Garter Esq will deliver TIE
p e'uie MS ccurse on" The Lives aud Writings OF he
ss Debating Class meets Season tickets S5 or - cents
ss Ncsels Free members and their ladies'. Terms OF
S which gives privileges 10 ali lectures 10 The
ne'sry reading and library and classes, 81
Ion .I lee, end s. yearly dues Minors under - ad-
A''co on The yearly payment OF 81.
J. J. MAPES, President.
Y L. EA2RiTr Arrrn II ptt
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
ITO ENABLE BUYERS for Christmas and Newly Years
Presents 10 get rich and handsome gifts for little money
we have reduced our prices 80 and 30 per cent on
Rich Brocsde Satins.
silks.
Silks for Dinner and Street Dresses.
Evening Parties.
Black Waiersd Sls. warranted Paris wa.erad.
DaUs>k aud Striped Silks.
Pain Sains and Silks.
Mouslin D. LANES.
Cashmere D. Ecossl.
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses.
snxony Plads Pauaruas. French Cscoes.
Veves Me5inoes Closktngs.
Rich Bags Cragsts. Scarfs. Purses. &c
Hosiery and GioYes
The above with large stock OF Fancy Goods. ve now
Offer nj an immense sacrifice. JAMES BECK co
de0 iGris $50 Broadway.
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iuiuter GGshions.
-soARFs, cRAvATs AND MUFFLERs,

J,
Received by the last steamer,
IT THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Geniieuien's
fAGeneral Furnishing lshnen lS7 broaoway' m &c
doors beo,y the Franklin House. choice assortment
fancy dress articles for genemens wear, comprising Inc
most desirable of scaris cravst ana al ere
n.,s .ty, omun-rs Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full ofover coas coaRs aud SACKS con
SANITY on hand manufactured 10y The beet worknen in The
Guy S5s sI1 j.,f '''' o. ] C. BOOTH Il co
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TIE GEM OF TIE SEASON.

66 GEM Of l 6S SEASON,
A y ELEGANT GIFT BOOK. with lwenty.one So perb
~ Eagravngs by Ssrtain Elegantly bound.
at volume OF splendid engravincs By Sartan Illus
.ra-d by choice articles from The peas Of able aud aisn
gUi-hed writer's " L Observer
As specimen OF book making, this beautiful st-book
deserves very high commentators stgehe Tor present.
alton. have often rnorc oeauuius Vourn e.
m 7. Com. Adv.
This Annual fully justhes the rather osy promise OF It's
ue We where Il has been e1celled either IN
Iuxirer or manner Tribune.
II is filed with EXQUISITE engrsTnss, and has everything
10 Commend it splendid and appropriate gii.oook
Mirror.
Wehave band large supply OF al the different An.
uuss and Gift Bocks 10 which invite the attention OF
the puoic
Jiv-nle Works in great vsriety.
dis ISL LEAyIT TROW co. ie4 Broadway
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rAlIt " oTk- n ETrlI 'iTItIy.
is ISL LEAVIT. TRoW ( co. ls4 Broadway
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.

ELEGAWI hOLIUAf bOOAS.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF y. P. Wills. Prose and
Poecsl, comprising every thing OF consequence wit.
ten by Mr Willis up TO Jure last. Revised AID corrected
by himself In superb octave volume.
SHELLEY'S POETTCAL WORKS-The Poeiical
Works OF Percy Bysshe Sh-ey-ars, American EDITION,
conpet.l with remarks the poec faculty and
lis influence human destiny. embracing biographical
and critical notice. nv g. G. Foster Beautifully printed In
one volume i6mo 80 pages Published and for sale by
dis Owls J. S. REDFIELD Clinton Hall
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Gmuscmfnts.

DROGRAMME OF Mr.. BURKE's CONCERT. to
L take pace on TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. ., st Nib
los Coucer Saloon which occasion he viii be assisted
hy Mrs George Il. Andrews, Vocalist from Boston (her
dfst appearance in Ibis City, aud Mr. L. lander Mr |.
C. Hill and Mr. H. C. Tim (~ho will preside al tho Piano
For.e) and other instrumental performers
PART |.
|. Introduction, Piano Forte, Mr. II. c. Tinn,
Ounlete Accompaniment hummer.
.. Soug-"The Light OF Other Days"-Mrs O.
Ii. Andrews oaiAo'
s. Adagio and Roulo Russo, Violin Mr. Burke. De Bero
4. Ballsd-"T The Prairie Lea'-Mr. L. I. Zan-
hHisEI
s. Fantasia Souvenir dc Belltni'-Volin, Mr.
'fAIo''
PART H.
|. Tyrolesn-' The Devoird"-Mrs. G. II. An
Crews.
Capricio" Les Arpeges"-Nioln. Burke. Nteuxtemps.
8. Ballad" Twenty Years Aso"-Mr. l.. 7.
LaDder.. a. nl!llps.
1. Song-"'Tis better to Laugh than be Sigh
ing from tho Opera Of Lucrezia Borgia)-
Mrs G. II. Andrews. Doni!ettl
). Meange Brilacte-" The Return 10 Amer
car in which introduced several popular
me od,-s-composed arranged and executed
Oy Mr. puTke
The Piano Fore be used upon the occasion 10 from the
Warerooms of James PRISON, So WalkersL
Tickets one Dollar eseh-to oe had At the Music Stores
and al the door.
conc.rt IN commence a. g o'clock precisely d22 q
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suEFFTELD PLATED WARE,

- GARDINER. No. 2s5 Broadway, has just received
ID. from the hes. manufactures In Sheffield very
large and full assortment Of The very best Silver mounted
Sheffield Plated Ware comprising almost every article in
the line among which the following prominent articles,
viZ-Pntsd Tea Kettles OF the variety and OF the
latest silver patterns Tea and Coffee rms; Tea Sets, very
superior; Bee;stenk and Vegetable Dishes; superb Dish
Covers extensive assortment OF siters and Trays
from 10 50 n-hes, every variety OF and beautiful
pa-rns Liquor Shnd= aud Csstors; Cake and Fruit
Bushels III The greatest variety Of new patterns Candle
sticks and Bracke,. Snuie and Trays; Butter Tube,
These goods have been Chiefly ordered for the present
no yd.y reasoo and We'll worthy The attention of those
seeking useful rs ornamental article. They
from the well known houses of Thomas Bradbury Son
and Dixon Son AMI imported by subscriber direct,
NT0TICE.-A arge fashionable assortment of Needle
lSWork Habit Shirts. Inside Handkerchefs, Collars, sc
At The store Of Wm Warner 2iSi Beeckrrst Those in
tending make Holiday Present. will find il 10 their ad-
vartaye examine the same they will be sold a. cost
l,-
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Books.

BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL
HOLIDAY PRESENTING YOUTHS Cabinet Monthly
II Magszu. for the Young specimens OF which now
ready IA among the entertaining and elegant gifts Tor
the season. Call and examine IL
d2p 4.isT D. A WooDwoRTH. ls5 Nassau-st
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, sPLENDID AMERICAN WORK.

II APPLETON co. have just published a second
". edition of Natures Gems, or American Wild Flowers
vol 4to contains % co!ored plates OF flowers with land
scape views. Elegantly bound Price Sc.
at American book, exclusively ny native artists and
native writers and il alike c-dabe 10 the publishers and
contributors The illustrations admirably drawn and
coored-the landscapes in the OF each ustra
or are not only beauiu in themselves, bu serve to cor
vey idea OF the proper locality OF thu plants "lh
which they connected To all lovers OF howers tne
poetry OF earth we know of book winch is likely 10
prove more acceptable We cordially commend ~ one
OF the attractive and prasevortny OF the annras and
one which will better perusa than most books o It's
class The hat second edition of This WORK has area
dy published rpeaks in favor OF - merits anu
popularity than any notice OF ours canL0u5e Journal
December Is. 1915
Book of Christmas Carols printed in gold, and coIore
in imitation Of the or gtna MSS unique vo.uHie rtIce
81. ELEGANTLY bound. d-E us
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SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS. BOYS AND CHlLDRENS CLOTHING,
w GEORGE r. GREEN, l0 Chatham-st corner o'
pesrl-Wil Keep cor siantly hand n FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and Chill
DREN'S CLOTHING OF all descriptions; made N u,
NosT ASHTON ABLE STYLE TO which he woudmos respect
fully invite The attention those IN want As he mas mace
arrangements receive Cloths Cassnere 'estiHgs c oy
every and hss secured the services experienced
Cutters pied ses himself give perlec! satisfaction TO al
B.Garment, made order he shortest notice and
,tb ,,r;c, ,,,nc,,ol,t,, oS eodiSu
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DRESENT., for ih- Holidays.-N. offer 10 Iiose NIB

DRESENTs torihs Hohdays.-W- offer 10 those about
purchasing the Holidays, The following .sl o. erl
cles gold and silver pencil cases, plain Chased with
and without gold pen. pencil iootp'cS and Weighing ma
chine The much admired cke escruirs plain and
T r containing ali necessary writing sealing and
rng apparatus. ether with letter balance, from The
size OF deguerr-oiype case 10 that o! du"decmo vol
pearl and tortoise shell handles; hue scissors &c Gc-
+ or sale nv JOHN J BROWN i co.
En NnNS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

e Ladies' Fair in ~. Peters Church, Bnr-
cay-sr.-The ladies' OF ST. Peters Church Will open their
Fair for the sale OF useful aud fancy articles Monday, the
ed inst 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and continue throughout the
week from 10 A. NJ. TO 10 T. NJ. except Christmas day and
evening" The public are respectfully invited TO attend
122 IIliss
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II Ladies' FcStivul.-The ladies OF the Second
Wesleyan Chapel, MUbeTrysl. near B.eecker, will hold 4
Festival in the basement of the CHURCH. Tuesday evening
Dec ~ al half past o'clock Addresses may be expected
nom Rev Dr. Cox Brooklyn Rev. Dr On President OF the
Wesleyan Uajversiy and others Tickets may be obtained
whc Parsonage opposite The church. NJ Bangs, Richards
Pas 2Gi Broadway, and al The door on The evening
AFeslival. d22 2ts
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SPLENDID RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOKS.

SPLENDID aEL1I4OOo G41 oOOho'
p-,,Is and Guardians wishing 10 make elegant and really
valuable
ye.r Years Presepts,
ARE RESPECTFULLY Invited 10 call and inspect the
"A cnoc. assortment OF works adapted The purpose al
3 WALKERS Bookstore, ia Fu!ton-st among winch
Will be- found ;h= following !.
Cheeve, Lectures Pilgrims Progress, fourth eci
,ion = ith numerous epgravlDgs. morocco binding
Dow!ira'- History Of RomaBlsm, eigEh edition, WIN %
engra-ings, IL various bindings .o -. ;,,l
The Missionary Memorial containing about 90 oiitlnai
nanes by celebrated American writers, ernoeisneo oy
superb ronrspiece oil color,, bound In morocco
sTbe Wreath of Wild Flowers collection OF articles IN
Hsory oi The Bible profasely illustrated and bound In
morocco gilt -, ,,-,s arm. On prayipgs
yondsrs Of he World with 80 engraTings handsomely
bound. H.. p.volu,ion with numerous
plss.s ss sIi,s ,o ksaowledge win 800 eugngs elegantly
bound. .,..e
.., el.sant edions of The Bible and Common Prayer
T., hs,hII morocco and velvet bindings; Albums banA
PooEr Scrs, Books, plain and fancy Stationery, Sc-
Bookbnding in al liz varieties, executed VIE oesPsscn
and on reasonable tsrrfs Z. Wn6h.nr
ais Ills. Publisher, Bookseller and slnder LA Fui'on"
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ELEGANT NEW MAGAZINE FOR 1s4o.
1,tIr NElIIra,S .EI NLr -Reg Eralcis c. Woo

ELEGANT NEW MAGAZINE FOR 1870.
VNHE YOUTHS CABINET-Rev. Francis L. ood'
i worth Editor.
The hrst uumbcr OF the new series s lusi pnp,sn a
ready for delivery Iis nbelished with steel Yign-tt-
and contains numerous wood engravnss TINS maya
zine and otsuty OF exterior rs
well as the worth OF is articles IN me loren 't
ranks among the monthly Issues OF me press oegneu or
th. yor The publisher commends II with confidence 20
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