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Things in Philn dc lphin.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. / =

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ! p N.
A measure is on foot having for lis object the re
duction Oh tolls on the Main Line OF our Internal I'm
provemen,s.
An elegant bracelet, enclosed in beautiful ivory
csket has just been manufactured by Mcssrs Barley
Kitchen this city the instance oil the number OF
gentlemen intended appropr ate present TO tnt
smsblc lady of HENRY CLAY. 1t consist OF large goid
band wiki close cluster OF briliaats OF nne qunl''y
eight In number which be used either as a pin OF
ring.
There were nine deaths from small pox IN the city
and districts during the past week The disease is quite
preYsieut Rev Mr. Ashcraft. OF the Methodist Church
Southwark WAS luken i'll ON Saturday, and is now con
fined 10 his house with attack Of small pox
Benjamin G. Wilcox, formerly American Consul
TO Chns died this morning the advanced nse OF seven
" wears The deceased OF our most respected
citizens
Stocks experienced another decline day. Penn
syvana Elves sold 10 the of 100000 at 1871 dc.
cline of from Saturday Reading Railroad shares eiI
of al the First Board IT, selling ut 20, bur improved al
the Second Board and closed al 2ei Wilmington shares
fell off l. selling nj pa: Texas per Cent Bonds de-
clned selling a, 81 and the 10 per Cent l. selling at
39-the Notes were trm ~ -
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- SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Yorkshire Bailey from Liverpool ID Nov
mdse TO Il Marshall s. Co. Tue \. IS al anchor 81 the
SW Spit.
18Th sept mdse to Newbold & Craft
shin gnes Wrrhereli from Marseilea 18Th Oct with
fruit, vine &c TO Frederick Nissnann.. Nov It'll lat
"A - long 81 -. spoke Bremen brig John DecSarGt,
Veriug - days from Bremen for Galveston (exas
with $50 passenecrs-al wei. Passenger-Mr John a.
Cundi. OF New-iork.
Dutch Barque Was Handel, Dupsin. 70 ds I'm Rotter.
dam in ballast 10 Richardson IL Watson.
Bark Wilton 10; Wiscessctl Curtis. fm Zante, l4Ih
nil with rndse to Buck * Peters.
Brig Havii, Cutts, from Port au Prince 18th Nov with
coffee &c ~ 4. {. Rossierc e Co. Left schr.- OF
Boston dische the only Am vessel in port The Il has
experienced very weather during The passage
Brr Cohausey, Sherman i'm Rio Grsndr 18th Oct,
hides hair &c III E nnes & Co L.,it barks Siephen
Brewer Farren OF and for York 18th; Gen Green
unc;; brig- Orole BaTto o. AMI tor York 22i Mary
Jones Joue= uncr Susan SanderinsG OF snd for Baltl
nor ooh: Argo Reed I'm Baltimore for Rio de Ian.iro
sid -th Abertn ;lariin, I'm Lisbon for do. Z; schr
Nile Wills. i'm Salem for Monte Vldeo
Brig Pauliue. Young. so IS I'm Landzarote (E.I) 20
|. SicCrea1v 303 tons Barria 70 Z = Quincy. 18th
Nov lat 3 A. long 20 20 spoke brig Captain Tom.
Smalley from Tnomaston for New Orleans. Passenger
Mr. Jolo Vara ia Silva Barrndu.
Brig Demarara Blanchard. from St Kits 9th Nov. via
Turks Island IA days 5000 bushels sal, Buck & Pc
ters Left AZ 81 Kits hriGa Marcellus just arr Indus.
try Of New. Haven. Lett at Turks Island bark AooIa
Dav- for New Orleans. fchrs Union and Belle I'm
St Thomas Just arrived T w Lighbnurn passenger.
Schr Queen Pomare. Snow. Thomast1n. lime.
Propeller Ocean * Barge Cygnet. from Philadelphia,
iron Ibany
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The farmers Library. }. 5. St'H"er, Editor.
IN, December Number OF this Magazine vii! be publish
% on Thursday Next Dec The contents OF this number
are varied ami interesting Lock
Fnsrnrings and N!u4trGtionS- -, -
Portraits OF (iame Polsnd Malay, porSing, Bantam OF
Pheasant and Bolton fowls, coio'ea'l iu''fa'ohs " '
Inclined Plane and Wedge
Farmers Library .. ,.,..,
NsrI Mn;ne.ia ron Hu:ras Peat: The different Species
OF Earihsth their Em2oynsni ana S fT9peFaes III
their relations 10 the constituent paris Oh 'ne So'"
Nontslu Journal Of .isricuture-
Tin. Housewives Deparimen'-Pou!try. -,
successful Experiments IN SoiinsSeIase u
Wheat IN Uhu--HOw mitch Nh-a' per Sete WIN !"f'
Hg1lra, resources and Products OF the United States
s' sd Resources OF the British Empire.
Thu Prominence Of the Action OF Line
TIE Potato Murrain.
consumpon Of Suga in Europe and North America
sab,aIu,oa Of Br.sd aud Rice for Po,atoes-A prolific
Wages and Condition OF Women and Children employed
IN Agricultural Labor IN Eng and.
Gas-Waier II MInuFe- ID,
The Cotton Plaintiffs History and Uses. tconc udeoI
Appendix The Cotton PlAni containing many ana IN
port4nt Statistics.
Stuoins o, Wheat
WuoI-Growipg at;he South
Save the Leaves
On Breeding Hors. s-value OF the Bred Horse
/ The Pen. t,rsn Grass.
Reflections ON Aercuura! Progress r,-,
Education in Virguia-Remsrks intended Tor oene'a4
Application.
/ Pcislo Sisrch-How Prepared
rare App.c-Trye; Capital of Railways In England I;
( Smuggling Tobacco by the usr OF Dogs
The lsc iaed Pale and Wedge. with Illustrations
Pea Culture in the Soulh-Wny Is exended over
virginia and Introduced IN Mary Wand:
Clubs Tor lie Promotion OF Agriculture Hor
ucui.9re and Floncu!Iure.
Agricultural Prenirms-Propcr objects be promoted
by awafding them
Notice OF webs;er's Domestic Economy and House
keeping.
ton in the United S;ses
Sheep Observation-Disclosures OF climate and Rood
Influence of Nutrition on Wool:
Peer.'- Agricultural Account booa
HIM md Fax-New Mode o Preparation for the Man
Ths Premium Farms IN Prince Georges County, Nd
Ea pen,- OF Horse Power
Agricuitu Al Surveys
Prices Curreu~
The terms are IS per anuuin. payable in sdyanee I'VE
copies for SO Six Numbers already Published and STU
supplied to new subscribers.
GREELEY / McELRATH.
Ges- Yssk, Hsu Is, isAa
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Law Courts.

U. :. CIRCUIT CoURr-pEcIsIoNs.-JoA B. Emerso"
vs. Ho4g s. DeiGmdicT The plaintiff recovered vetdc'
in an action violation of his patent for the screw pro
pe,ler defendants having manufactured such for MI
Erricsson for the risate Princeton and other yes
te,s Motion is made Tor trial The Court CON
.idered that the question OF ambiguity in relation 10 tire
patent question OF la" instead OF lec LOT 'e '!
New trial allowed. costs abide the event.
In the matter of Amosy Leeds, petitioners Tor d's
charge under the Bankrupt Act Motion Tor dischase
denied. ~ o,.-oa
Job T,yrv VS. Da;chcss County Whaiins Co-Ordered
that complanants demand with interest mus; be paid
out of The fund in Court, and the balance, II any PAID 10
the Duchess Co Bank. :.
PHO Blake and Others vs John d. Parker and w. SMITH
Notion for injunction relative TO the manufacturing oil
bedstead casters Motion against Parker allowed unless
he files bond 10 for what he manufactures t
trial is bad Motion AS Ia Smith denied
SUPERIOR Corsr-D c sions .-Hiiiiau Jones
VS. Calr,n 7. Psrter, appeal.
CSies Griffin The Mayor ~ 81 ns'o' YORK. appeal:
James c. ibr,son, It. a! Va JOAN Watson" mp!eaded
&c. ,, g..
New trials were denied in the cases OF Jokn Il Scren'
and he same vs. Il RoGch Aeo in the case OF b. Cash
Ito VS. Joshua Uslker.
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,larLe,... caTsJ,4l!y reported for The Tribune

asBEs.-we hear OF no transactions. Prices remain
IS on Saturday.
COrTON-There has been nothing OF moment done
in Cotton today, owing TO the hesS! rams "nch nave
fallen zu day and prevented parties from going out
HoIlers continue very and show no disposition to
press their stocks.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The wrerched rain to-day has
( almost completely checked operations although Tue
market is rrm and prices fully lsina,ned We near OF
only 500 bbs Genesee sold al sI. delivered
and 1000 at o. deliverable in Is days AHoa the pTce
is SIT. The quantity arriving down the River con,
,inues be very great of 1000 b5Is ahoat and
N store made on Saturday at ST. which did not
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NEW YORK. CASH TAILOKISi: Esuat,l.n


SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS bOYS AND CHiLDREN'S CLOTHING
WI GEORGE 7. GREEN. ITO Chaiham..L corner Vi
Pe.r-Hl nj keep constantly hand ULL and CUM
PLETk ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS aud chill
DkEN'S CLOTHING, of ell descriptions, rnsie N tiie
MOST FAsRioSaBE To which nr would most -pecL
mly invite the of those As he mas made
CotaS CGsre' e:tt-es, DC Toy
every packet The services o. experienced
Cutters Tie pied rs perfect Subtraction u al
B.L0p,ents nude oror tie .tortest notice md
rr,t, II rue, o,nef,uiii.y OS eodi-u
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MoRMoS AFrAIRs-Thc Warsaw Signal OF
Wednesday last Is devoted 10 matters reatns 10 Tue
MormOns.
Adurius robbery is charged to have been committed,
some DAYS previously NJ the bouse OF T. C. Bride rine
teen miles East OF Warsaw Three persons entered II,
,ook of large trunk containing clothing and
twenty dollars in money and ;Ge papers OF MF. or'ue
They entered tho house about TWO O CLOCK III hsn'
were discovered they were eavilG-IVo"eu '"h"1 .
the Mormon settlement on Besr Creek, ~here Tue uuuA
and papers were found, minus int ca'H "N@ N'V7
Ine thieves escaped. H.,
TIE circumstances of foul murder, committed about
en miles southeast OF Warsaw on tho person OF tcI
men named Durtee are slso stated. About Ii o cioci
on Saturday ls,t q stack OF straw. toe house OF
Samuel Hancock was on fire. Inc inmates VI '''t
house among whom The deceased, ran oai 20 t'Iu
suish the leaes, when they We're nred upon oy so'''
person persons III the vicinity oi the NHcK anu ui
instantly killed. MsiUr Warren is said 10 nave ~
rested thee persons suspicion but the nature OF 'c
erideucc ioeris utsteted Duree ls ss'u o
The Signal wns not prominent Mormon, nor i"'uVu'
lsyiy o0igus 10 the AutiMuruons. Tfc Mormons say
thar there twelve guns tred another story L. na'
.N were discharged HnO that two were snapped Ht SOL
Hancock
TIE Signal while in;ims,iug that there some Tys-
terry about the reasons the murder oeDCuncts ~ ana
seeks 20 relieve the anti MoImons from she odium OF H.
meeting OF citizens of Warsaw took place on MONDAY
evening ior The psrposc OF expressing their dsapp5ooa
non oil this and other recent acts OF violence ana 'His
was done -oy resolutions then passed. They p!ecgeu
themselves aid in bringing the guilty peraons 10 pun
ishmeut ard rendered their services Major Warren
for this purpose.
On the night of the l2th some persons went to the
ncuse OF Mormon named Rice. who was suspected o.
having murdered n man named Neutrality-suspicious. him
out, aud IRE the premises. Everything was coz
srued. This act is also denounced.
The MormOns have disposed nearly all they LANDS
(Which ,hey have any u;o IN the South par. Of Han
Geek county This is the III the vicinity OF Foun
isn Green Around La Hsrpc but few stlcs have been
made sut this the case IN The neighbohood oil NHt
"a - hrb t,r
,-bu, OF ibis both sides may be permitted judge
81. Louis tepub Nov ~
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DOar0ln9.
Drp SCo0s.
CUEAp AND NEW DRY GOOI

CHEAP AND NEW DRY GOODS-S Barker
u 81 Gr4nd-si. would particularly invite lie attention o
purchasers Dry Goods h> large and we'll selected
suc. y. Goods comprising Of the best
sorimcat, lee found in this City, among which are
Thibet CashtHcr.S. Paris Re yps and de LANES
De I.,ars, only is. ana IL 81 per yard
Pans Fepps new patterns, only q Cd per yard.
Cashmere de Cosse entirely dussns - and IS Cd Per
ward
Splendid Tibet Cashmere Royals only Is and Is sd,
ally sold for IS nud IS
Also Rainbow Stripes, entirely article very rich
Also Preach McfiGos b ack and coiUred Apaccas
German do Figured AID Plaid do
English do Alapia-s and BUmbaZines
Jet and bue black Six Veve-, cord Silk Nrlvets
CLOAKlSGS
Spleudil Plaid Wooden Cioasng. Gold Plaits F'ctorias
Pladc &c con0reng of lhe best 10 be
found. - -
BLANKETS AND FLANNEL5.
Rose and Whitney BLANKETS. eli sz-s very cheap
10 ba-s white red ami yellow flanneIs, very low
Also Cotgs CUssimeres, Sainels and Vesnuga al very
reduced prices
Also, Sh=-tirgs shir!ugs Bed Ticks shifting Stripes,
Scotch and Irish Diapers anle Cloths sud Naphns, &c sc
- 3us ) BARKER, ISL Grand st
as IiNikItt: long aud GUAR Just received
~ long aud square Paris Cashmere Sha"Is,
very rich design the latest potOns at great reduc-
from former prices Also, cartons brochs Cashmere
lou and square >s - 50 10 SIS TO which ths atien-
ali "ho fish y cheap Shawl is particularly
invited by STEPHEN BARKER, 1Sl Grand i n.9 Sta
NELvhT RIBBONS OF yulous cplors aud widths,
Y or safe by GEO. IL. WILLIAMS,
n2l ti- - Eychane--pa ace
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TIE RIvER-THE CANALS-The rvcr during
Saturday wa. flied with floating ice But few vessels
were seen NJ the deck the close OF the day Ever!
:ang Ia the shape of steamboat has been presseo INTO
The service as tow bost Al the knickefoocHer ana
Columbia left laden with much hcar, &c; as 'hey
could ony.nieEIy stow But three boats mac .o>N,u
from the canal the basin Il. clock Oh Ss'u.u"t-
Schenectady and iar West as SchohT'e ofeeA' 81.
canal was reported closed, much oostructeu 'H "
was expected along the valley OF the MONA"
on Saturday night.
From Ntjos Doty, of Livingston & Weiss express
~ho came IN Saturday we learn that 10 al appeal
ace the canal is closed Tor the season lie dd not soe
asinsle boat motion at several points he So" teams
leaving the path evidently having soandoneu the
boats Between Uuca and Schenectady he sa" oal lev"
oosts; but West o. Uuca they were more plenty
Inc river yesterday (Sundsy) morning WAS luz Oh ace
snow commenced falling al o clock.
Albany Citizen Extra Monday
OeDEysByRGH, Nov. 25-Navigaiion IS fast clos
ing Tor the The steamer St Lawrence and no
Chester have been laid up for Winter and the Lazy
VI he Lake lett here yesterday morning on her last TIP
We learn. The Niagara will be put into Winter quar-
'eis this week. understand.
oswEGo, Nov. 27.-Although the weather con
nnues favorable the business Of the is last wind
ing up according arrangements for the close OF nayg
aon III about this period. There is merchsndise
shipping for the port Lake Ontario and the mills Con-
paae to grind and snip Flour on the Canal.
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DALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.-Monday, December
.s-Positvey last week OF The Sercasders a-,'f>
Gsrmon, Stan wood Harrio gton Pelham and White
Admission . cents ony Boxes sad sest. az - req
AZ use Box Ote-, dsy, from 10 A. ii III! r u DIois
open al Concert at !. o'clock q ~
a MhhlCAN u@kU !u.-Tbiec days oniN-hVn-
a cay Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec !, 2 S-spl-rch
sernoons ocioei Ts. r,n.sr1 sns se e
braeG Scotch Giant aud Galirs. Mr and Mrs Randall
OF hundred poands naaAng hrf, n. .ryr.t
human beings nov ~ nsy Sti be .e-n IN lbs nga
living male orsHg OuIAns, Dissolvtng Views. &c
Admission, Is cents CnLdren under ~, III csus
cents consult the Fortune Teller prtvaieiy
A LHAuliA, No. SO 6road~sy.-Imraense Alissc.
IA tion Engagement OF tbs popular and nShy talented
Psnos Etaopesu Opera ComPAng. Monday evening,
Dec ls vii. be- performed hr successful oP-rac burIssqG
errtlet Black Disbo!o or Inn ;TerrAp.n-a t>srn
The beautiful opera Of Fra Dsvo.of To oe preceded
by u Grand Vocal Concert Performance TO a.
u O'Clock Admission . ca d. 81
EXHIBITION OF FINE ARTS.-Grrs, o2ue
T. ,ia.ery- Preliminary Notce-rhe owner " the above
Ouuc Gall ~ after tssag exholet The Tie puuci-
pa Capi,ss OF Europe, where I've has insaFaoy orea
ceIv-d with tho fiiiofns and decided aPpsrse, As
Wi! by reference To Inc VARIOUS paoe Ssvr' add
certificates rom various seienhe lns'liuots has Arrived
here with the inisIuOn OF giving series vi eAhoinons
curing Limited period.
Con,eouen,ly be has the honor Of Informing the public
thai he has chosen Guy New fork the place
which he ~ll bis exhibitions in ms eugnseCed
anu hos ptsoe usuo, an that IN a days.
mentioned Gallery Will opened convenieot and cer
lral locality will DC exhibited select view. OF tbs
most scenes OF nature and vi ar celebrated by
memorable facts OF arcient and modern History.
The truth ana precision with which they executed by
the gush-d ARTISTS the skiu aud
In which ley presented TO The eye produce
complete illusion, have every called forth
the vi the intellectual public, the VI
Sovorrgns ami excited the curiosity OF all ca.ses
of ciety without wishing 10 discfecli exhibition
hitherto director .; the present Gallery links
the Enlightened pubic VIII ma cInAldeiaoo improvement
In these representations
To com OF the interchangeable zeal OF the
owner OF is Gallery noIng wanIine buI The approoa
lion ana applause HI. Emporium OF American ev,za
nou the centre oil so many surprising m'u
iued Tor the improvement aud propagation VI Ars aud
Science4
TIE Director aspiring and animated by the att-rUg
hopes vi meeting with appreciation and encoGra has
therefore the houo OF pool,hDg ,hss preliminary
tice which viii shortly be- to.lo"e I'll Oy another
pcit, announcing Tho opening o this new Exhibition.
~ H. AZ the dfer Exhibitions viii be aSed
DAYS and The shown NJ one Time, VIII mol appear
periods IL ssary 10 ssle THE IN order
disappointment which nas bccu e-used Al oter
places here haV- their regret al
The hfSt rAhlHuons n2S tuas
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CRUELTY TO HuMASIrY.-Nearly SIX thousand years
have passed. and men, Nil through me Obliged 10 endure
the sorrows attendant he want Of M and1;e 10 supHue
pains aud in extreme cases OF iIe &c n
eys May al Pain Extractor lac discovery, is PROVED
nst,r III pain and healer and It has drawn iortn
the ,r.achegy and 0; 10 pretend they nave me
snr. while II Is fss. The life and su:ferngs OF msny
mn nav the forrest; bat guard sgains, somewha h.
DALEY vii be wti;en on every box. Genera. Depot
TOR he United States for the sale OF the above ssye Is rs
Fulton -. sun Building, y. y. hso ots
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CouRr-This day-Nos. l, 3, 5. ~ 40. g,
IL 10 to 20. % 10 20.
COMMON PLEAs-This day.-Nos. 10, IS. 49, 7, Al, 49,
~ an 20
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r Particular Not1ce.-Thos1 persons about break
ing up nouseA-vpins ravrs furniture OF any
IN nj VIII and 4 r-sdy sae tor any portion or al OF
heir FOOD, Sy sending line or calling upon The sabser-
bsr. iris lmisl =. COTTON co. No. 81 Aan-s-
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FALL ARD WINTER GOODS


.sTM T. JENNINGS < CO. Diapers and Tailo.s, lu
w por.ers CloIs ard Cassiaere- Festins., NC, >
Broadway American HOTEL opposite the Fountain, are
receipt assortment of new goods or rail anC
Winter ,srsr -r.ns French and En giish Cloths TO
Dress and FCck Goats Cassiers 10 pi Styles
Slk Satin Mennu ard Velvet Vestings, Mill-d Cloths
Tye-ds &c. for OverCuats, which will hs made ~
through the Aid uf efficient corps OF cutter
can 10 fosnd In The country. an essential point In u'
economy vs;ca would direct, and IN renderug th'
style snd Character OF garments such ~ us' VOC
di.crimnaug thi Of c'eapn-ss are not based
the production of any other than hrs rate garments
such Sustained system OF ANAL proh rrdquci
r.Iurus and pronys the solicitation OF call from those
who would REALLY effect SAVING at me extra per crhs'
levied under the credi! aystenL
The attention. directed 70 ltr P.naioonr department. IdI
continue offer those VIM appreciate Fl
comb uing - -i-gsuCr.
Ia silon to the isus 81 good. K.pt Dy Ire
trade. e!'sny- nan reAy iae Dress add rocs
Goats P.uLatuon-, Vests. the requirement,
nos. ehc o, emergency ay rcquF nrst rate sun
Also Fancy ITrss Ar1cs III great variety Snr- O,s'h
IIanlkarch!r GiUgss Susp-odcrs Hosiery, UnceTN est,
Drawers, Linen and NUsn Shrts. Co.r. nc ~; AZ. |
NEW YORK. CASH TAILORISt: Esu5r.n
m-n, lS7 BfUnd way, three doors below TIE Franz 10
House. The subscribers wous call ire attention oi u!tll
customers and the public and well selected
assortment OF FG!l and Winter Goods Embracing ali the
latest styles French tns- Pro Cloths tor winter
snrln-s block ard fancy Bonean elastic Cussim-fes
entire patterns very rich styles -; Silks Cashmere
Velvet Vesngs, suitable fer the coming e=hson Al %
which will be. order -w hours notct end IN
superior -ty- for which iss establishment hs'
leen iOns celebrated.
Employing ia the cutting Departments thu hes. ts-n IN the
c.iy do hesitate. challenge comp arson WIN any
IL point OF style eeca and workmanship ~ the same.
ul- prices will convince the most skepuca tina, hrs
rate garments furnished very reluc--i rstes FOR
cssh We would also call attention ~ the Fancy Depart
r.euI connected with the establishment WHERE ces ne touno
every article requisite complete I"utI"ranA wardrobe
OF tue richest Materials selected by our agents
n. Psris ard London markets Also an assortment 81
r.ahy made Dress focs Costs Nd winter garments %
every description for the accommodation OF thos. iequiring
N' ~ Isrf J. C. BOOTH co
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Books.
-gAHAM,s DAILY BULLETrN

W. 4. GRAHAM'S DAILY BULLETIN
OF CHEAP PUBLICATlONs-Tnbune Buildings. Mas
Oszr-
Martins Pictorial BibI~ No. I5-pTice Is cts
The Foster Brother Tale of The ar Of Chiozza By Leigh
Hun-piee 25eik
Dzvld Dumps Tae Bud OF 6lunders Ts.e By Tho
Hsines Bsyly-pr,er IS cts
TIL Fison>ry.s Romance by Seh.ier-priec IS cts.
Ciuikshanks Table Book, with - niusus;ious-pr!es Is
cents.
The Life OF Condo, by Lord Mshon. evoL-pree 50
Grralcine Sequel 10 Ccleridses Chri;Abel, by Marin
Fsrquhar Tgpper-price 5Oc.s.
The Ora-c- Cir OF V-nice-prcsl2 cts.
journal Of The Frs. Congress OF The American Colonies
price q!
Norris Melodies. cloth, gilt-pric- S7t cts. 49,
Bisck~ God Msssziue for November.
Tue Bastard The Sroher's Revenge. 2pts complete
price . cts. perfect
Tie Burglars The MYSTERIES Of The League OF Honor
price l2t c-s
The illustrated Pilgrims progres.-Paper 80 e;-clo'h rs
Grr6ams Magazine for December. Sub ss-psr No. l2
National Magazine Sub S2-ls: per number
Columbian Maeszine-SS rer years cts. per number.
w II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
GO sts Nasszu-st
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o. FOX SAiE-bousr aud Lot AZ Bond st three st"-
modern Lui!t has boil'r bath, cIoh
cts, CrOtDn 70 Tie arc, &c lra-goom suitable for
library, uGd lSo bedrooms door with the paror-
VIII be sold reasonable ana tvoIhrJ- % The purchase
ney mortgage i've years at per cent Aiso,
small Farns Lpug Island, mile. from this city
AppytJ d2Istf J. ) DODGE ~ Bond.st
o. LUFTS TO LET-Half OF tbs first and half OF the
A.a second Loft of ih- building extending from Aun
Berkman-si- the corner Of God-sL-en-
trance No. 90 Ann-sL Apply 10 @. & W. ENDlCorT, 2
JOhn-'t. IL
g. TO LET, OR FOR SALE-A D~eling-hpuse
sj al Irving place ind l6h-.l The mousse IL bun
modern style, TIRE. stories high above the base
men, Range. Boiler Bath. Water Closets, &c &c
To good tensn will BE- let amodsn reRL Possession
given immediately Apply 10 o. +. DAWSON,
Is lrving-p place, corner OF l5ih-st
Also the House adjoining Irving place and Tue one
aGIrln,ng ID hist Tor -rl- Apply as above M l"s'
ss-s AT PRIVATE sALE-LD,s on CoIunblnst--
hSii Two Ljs the West side OF CoumblasL between
GraGd aud Br0Ome sts commencing ~ IL from IN. lat
beng Is by u.s. and The other p by 100 er
Half the purchase money remain on mortgages al per
cent tor three years. Apply 10
d23, Clo +. h LUDLOW N co. n Wsl-st