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TIE GEM OF THE SEASON.

AN ELEGANT GIFT BOOK, with tweny-one superb
"A Engravings BY Sarsin Elegantly bound
otis volume OF splendid eDgrsvings by sartaln lius
ira.ed by choice articles from the peas OF abe anu
glshed writer's" ~ Il 80 -, hoct
As specimen OF book making, this besuliut glLpoo.
deserves very high commendaion ios
atom, we have often seen q more S1aaaiai 'tu
The binding Is elegant, ricn and tas'snS Gov, Adv
,,. s,l,v ns;if.s the rather lofty promise Of It's
IA t, -n ;hsre il has been exc1iied either IN
matter r manner" -.,,;. ard bs. sys,y,lSng
~ cnmn end. il as spleadid and appropriate gt,oooL
-,.. ., hand large supply of al the different An
sls and Gin Books, which we invite the attention OF
the pu5.ic-
dIsisT LEAvITT, TRoW L co. ls4 Broadway
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1NlTHIN rag YEAR have had, perhaps, hal

WITHIN ThE E HaaI hess nae p55 n5 ,S m mum
80, ~ ,r,ter Ike il Part frst, comprises in f;e les
nm me esseaiisl princp.e. OF good eocriion These
~ master The outset and aite rwArde 10 re-
,ha f,,ontsy-one lesson uniformly constituting asS
In sne TO matter the pieces throughout are unsurpassed
49, h IbrI- enst-e circumstance often regarded
4, re sane lime they 80 diversified IN lyle, that he Is III
xcusaDlc who suffers his pupils to fall INTO Iepalsi'e mo-
Ro.ony. -, ,t~ 49,. .,,,s ~, ,,,,s n-ir -;
prs and g The sg u os u Of
age Is vaae viii every where be fell! from the s,Pgg
.. $1,000 arr ca,yfed with beautiful precision and ner
wen. The gestures, .oo classified with eGusl 10
c Whole ere WIN nRF or aee
sre displayed The OF Love is desuoed 10
E In lime il viii identified with whatever!s manly or
&c.. ,n,Iks are made for what Is conceived TO be the
nrIrae author OF th-in having ncquaintar &C
PH cation W hsever with MI Love h. publish
sned, V DREW, OF The Ensii.h and C!lss,eai In
slitu,e HewYork -
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= e The Annual BUSHES, Meeting of the MARISERs
FAMILY INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, will bo held on Tuesday
,es &h list :. O'Clock L. NJ IN the basement OF inc
Manners Church Ronscveltst Members of the Society
aaa a! other ladies' willing cooperate III behalf OF the
Sailors widow and orphan earnestly invited 20 attend
BY order Of the Board. MRS. c. TRACY, Secty.
Dec. %, 1915. d29 IL
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c1rrs For Tue HOLIDAYS.

rr,HE PROPRIETOR respectfully solciis the attention OF
his old customers The public in general TO his splea-
aid assortment OF Annals end other articles designed for
among h!rh are the foo~rg The Gems of the
Season Opal May Flower, Friendships Offering Laurel
resh Rose OF Sharon. and Forget Me- Not; also Mrs
Sigonrnsvs Poems Mrs Henans's Works Popes, Burnss
BTron's Shakspeare's Cowpers and Thompsons with
odgers'- Poems Bibles Prayer Book Hymn and Psaln
RooSs-s supetbly bound for gifts and great variety OF
Juveniles aEes and fancy artices-a which will be sold
~ an am,ziug low price by A. MAZE,
as 2wiss 81 Beecker-sL opposite Burton
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General Notices.

o. North River insurance Company Office
No Iqs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1854 Oc0-Ths Company
havior h. uninl-ruptcdly In business nearly twenty four
YEAR. continues Insure against Luss Damage by Fire.
mon favorable terms Having their Capiia entire and
poss..sing the largest Stock Capital in the City they
nm amount OF security unsurpassed by similar ns-
uon. ltiCHAhD NHiLEl, President
PETER 4. WARNER. Secretary. DIP lu.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS,

r1,HE COMPLETE WORKS OF n. P: Willis, Prose and
Poetcsl comprising every thing Of consequence
ten by Dir Willis up to June last Revised anu eoe'
by himself In onp superb octave volume
SHELLEY'S POLITICAL WoRkS-The f9eucai
Works OF Percy Bys-be Sheney-hfst American eai'on,
(comner- with som. remarks the poedcal faculty nnd
its influence on human destiny embracing biographies
and critical notice by G. G. Foster Beautifully printed ID
on 10 So ~ 5 REDFIELD. Clinton Hall
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To MUSEUM Exhibitions PRorRIEToRs-A Rare
Speculation "A chld exhibit years Old, wha growth
of hisGcrs and usiaciUe OF Let them take any
boy and caeiy rub part of three shilling bottle OF Joness
Coral Hair Restorative lib chm nnd cheek and in short
ia- The result is produced Sold aY2 Chatham ST and -!
Roadway H. Y. and l30 Fuon-s,. Brooklyn. d29 2teod
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The LADY WITH THE YELLOW FAcE-Beware! beware
Ladies' AIRED chalk, it will your
.kin Use iba, beautiful vegetable preparation The Jones'-
Spanish Lily White II viii give your skin NATURAL lille
4. and SCI Broadway. go 2,-od
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Prepared and sold wholesale and ressl, ey a D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton-s Rev y, vfs
so also Us Broadway "a Easl bfusd" as Sl w
knae ST. hotties Tor -.
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Dusiness Notices.

- p, ,rtp GAZE BASKETS with heavy silver mount,
~ assortment, comprising the newest patterns, for
". ,..,per than by any one else by
ALRERT BEACH Ia CbatAau.st
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re- Public N0tire.-A- s. r.iiedy for Cuuch. Cods
Difficult breathing luinerZa. Asthma and PMhi-ic Dr.
Jonathan Moore's Essence az Life hns been
for thirty years with greater than anv
medicine Sold wholesale and retsil by WYATT
kETcHt~. l2i Fulton.st n y. Price 81 csuts bottle
dr. XIV
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U IMPORTANT FARMERS .SD PLANTERS, Firz-
SERALps Patent Premium Burr Stone hIill.PremiuT up
Premium. Medal upcu Medal awarded to CHARLES
Ross Co. Manufacturers Jefferson Stream Mills, n. y
City
These Mills admirably adapted TO grinding all kinds
otrd plaster, drugs coffee spices &c. The smallest SIZE
are designed for hand po"er and the largest for horse
power, and will work with Que horse perfectly.
The advantages and importance OF Portable Burr stone
GrH MIL al price, " heu every Farmer aud Planter
DESTROYS Of grinding iu corn, wheat, aud wi Kinds
has The advantage every other Ia from the
well Known fact that the BURR STONE is the best material
IN use grindlug-thai be shaTpsnrd wien worn
smooth with only little trouble, while the Steel ana iron
Mills soon become duh, and Then nearly useless
FOR testimonials refer hand-bill advertisement
which will be address but The following tstts
speak Tor themselves, and may be sufficient
For two successive years last past. the American lne
ute AT their Annual Fair the Cry of NowYork awarded
.oths Mill their HIGHEST PREsiIuM SILVER MEDAL aud
si ordered their bread for their Annual Dinner to be made
Of -four ground by ts NiH The Franklin Institute, III
Philadelphia, their lale October Fair, awarded preui-
I'm Medal for Fitzg-rald's Burr Stone Mill
Rose 4 Co. also The manufacturers VI Ross Horse
Pue and Patent 7hreS'ng Aactne. which fom the most
anauubted tesnooiar have hesitation IN saying are
teciy with horscr. and will thIesh with Two
bones from hundred and nifty Two hundred bushels
o. wheat day leaving the straw unbruAen aud nj tor
Market and being free from those accidents 10 HE feeder Sc
common u the spike nachipes
aud farther parcuarc inquire oi ts suosCr
te.s. All letters must he postpaid, addressed 10
CHS. ROSS * co Jefferson Steam Mills, ~ v
Office No. q Merchants EHchsuge. n Y
Nsw-Ynrs Dec. 18Th lSa5 d2i lw
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DRCssING CASEsTbe subscribers call the attention of
these atVa, making presents holidays their
sotuen OF the sbove-combnns every article Of Tbs toilet
il the most portable yet convenient FORM aud for ceaness
and durability unsurpassed For sale By
G. SAUNDERS SON. 1T Broadway,
Ionst Ia, h,,nrs sIunvp Cnrilnnh La
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SPLENDID RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOKS.


Parents and Guardians wishing make elegant and really
vauabl.
Ne.o Years Presents,
ARE RESPECTFULLY invited TO call and inspect the
n choice OF works adapted TO the puTpoa al
f. WALKERS Bookstore, la Fultonst among which
will be found the following
Cheevers Lectures the Pilgrims Progress fourth edi-
ton with numerous steel eDgruvngs. morocco hndlng
Bowling History Of RousDsn, eighth edition, with 81
eugravines in various bindings.
The Missionary Memorial containing about so original
papers by celebrated American writers, enib.ished by
s.. -r piece in oil coiors, bound IN norocro extra GIT
The Wreath Of Wild Flowers, collection oi articles in
prose and verse -, J.,
History the Bible, prousey illustrated and bound In
morocco gilt
Bible Biography emhellished by numerous engravings
Wonders OF the World with go eDgraving handsomely
bound 80,
Pictorial History of the Revolution, with numerous
Guide to Knowledge, win 500 engravings, elegantly
bound.
The Nes Annuals for 1916.
ALSO elegant editions Of the Bible and Common Prayer,
in beautiful and velvet bindings Albums bianA
Books. Scrap Books plain and fancy Stationery, &c
Bookbnding in all lis varieties, executed with despatch
and on reasonable erms T. WALhEh-
ds Ulis Publisher Bookseller and Binder III Fulton at
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General Notices.

q sunday school EAhibition.-Sabbath School
M. will hold their Annua Exhibition III the Rev Mr.
Slvels Church Chrystie between Walker aud HeseI
NJ TITS Evening, commencing at O'CLOCK IheeAerc'ses
viii CONSIST OF Singing Dialogues. Addresses, by the
Children. The Choir will also adj the interest OF the
csenng. All friendly the Sabbath School cause arc IN
Nied attend Should the weather be stormy II Will take
place on Tuesday evening. n. B.-There will be coiec
uoc fuf Tia henrhl of The School IL
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On! The TorNESrtSC PANS or RHErMArisM.-Cush-
mans Rheumatic Remedy Psin Cutting Ebrocalon-s
invaluable ans seldom IA ling remedy for rheumatism and
pains III, bones govt cold pain in the joints stiff neck
mbago Sold at the sign OF the American Eagle a.
Chath an N Y 2leOd
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~ Salt Rhcum BE- cured acknowledgement :
osm.n for sail rheGm il fully warranted To cue any case
~ The money refunded. 3iis sold at2t CoIilend-sL
d.s 2eod
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TOILET hRTiciES.-The most choice of Iubins, Guer.
ns, Prevosrs, SassSs, Edes and Psteys Extracts; Hair
Cot aud Shaving Brushes; Shaving Creams aud Toilet
sosps; Rozors the most celebrated makers (warraD
Cd Pomades, Cosmetics, Deniifice- aud every pfePar
uon belonging TO the toilet, for sale ny
G2eSl O.. SAUNDERS Il SON, III Broadway.
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MEMORANDA.
The ship Finland hence for Liverpool. and before re-
ported as having been disinase TIN late NV gale has
been taken tow by the steamboat Jacob Bell. and
brought up to The City.
The packet ships Sddons and st Patrick, Tor Liver.
pool and bark Eunonus for Rio de Janeiro, will sail
to-day weather permitting.
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r. Allen DOdworth's Private Dancing School,
No itS Brcone-st near Broadway. Polka Mszufks and
all other fashionable dances taught in corec! style
i,n
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USIt UL aOLlOAI tnESEN = D.
GNRANClS y LOUrREL, II Msifen-lsne, would invite
the attention OF their friends and the public To ther ar2e
Of valuable and Useful articles suitable Tor pres
consisting part elegant gold ard silver penccases
with heads superior gold pens gold ana silver cases
complete with pencil suitable for ahea and genteinen-
writing portfolios, embossed extra finished with and with
lock poke aud card OF leather velvet and
ivory beautifully mounted i" variety daily memoran
hook for l8iS pocket edition. tue pocket companion
complete wTns apparatus IN portable form Rogers
superior pen and pocket knives. some WIN pencil
attached. entirely article chsssmen, 5diren
patterns Chess boards backgammon boards; domino-s al
egamtly gilt playing cards, note paper; note envelopes
rpanged wax; motto seals motto waters NC inksmn0s
and ink trays bronze ebony. horn gnum vue, French
porcelain pump, elegantly g rich cut glass elegant cut
and figured glass. OF various sizes and patterns; beautiful
marble hnd bronze desk weights csri racks;
wipes silk purscs ivory tablets porcelain tablets pearl
and ivory folders; fOished pen-hoders porcelain
states: trans parent states, &c. SC.
FRANCIS x LOUTREL, Manufacturing Staoners
dlo owls II haiden-ane.
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Der Niheuneen Nom VIII ep!eH1uu i'i a''Oi'
Hcrler'n CID do 30
ierie PrrsonrAEea d. Shakespeare French and Eng
ish with the splendid Illustrations Paris, chez BaudIy
Shah spsare'- Dramatic Works with remarks on his liz
aud writ gs by Tn Campbell, with the most splendid u
lust, Atons and Engraviugs-Pars chez Bhudfy This Il
tiI- most brilliant edition .nhi.lisd.
Also on hand the richest assortment of The most handsome
Colured Toy Books from ~ up 80 piece, aud
rrnsl many Other Books for hcw Year Pr seufa dI7 5
VALUABLE STANDARD ENGLISH WORKS
a IL ELEGANTLY BOUND suitable for preseni-
"a The Doctor. by Suuhey , vols very scarce. 81
Lord Jeir.y's Crt.cAl Essays, / vols
Madame DArhay's Diary, 3 vols
Sir Thomas Brownies Works, 4 vols.
Cole idce's Literary Remnlps, 4 vols. Si9
photographic Sacrs Pretoria. $50
Bottoms History vi British Song Birds SlS 49,
Rev Dr. ArnOld's works, splendid copy, u vols 800
Fox's Book of Martyrs lliustrated5 vols. SD
MoOre's Irish Melodies. vol. Sls
The Poets Gallery ofB-auiy, ! vol IL
Muuay's Iliuminaled Prayer Book. Sli.
Illuminated Calendar for 1916 Sl5
Illuuinstions FioissBrr. vols $50.
The Clans of Scotland No. TO II. $50 ~.
Sniths Literary CurIO.iii-s, ! vol. Ito. go.
Catlins Indian Portfolio SO
Herring's Likes and Mountains Slg
Views sc. in IN. ALEXANDRA, : vols $50.
Prince Maximillan's Travels. : so
PaXon's Magazine Of Bolauy. j y"ls Sill
Imported and for sseby WILEY PUTNAM,
al gus l6l Broadway.
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rs " oud you preserve health aud comfort by dry feet
r.ehe Oh Taunin your bouts which doubles the
,sd Keeps the water. This Is only found at u Cor
80, dsl 2eoa
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
MANUFACTURED aud selected lib care and skill, Of
l good materials and quality and offered for sale al very
reaacnsbe prices psceudrc sell gold watch Al cost
and hing DOZEN silver spoou--hu will give good
article Ut a. price can possibly h. sold hill will
he given with article sold if desired. guaranteeing the
quality. Assortment consists III gold ard silver Watches,
Chains Keys Pencils Pens and Spsctlclcs Stone and Hair
Bracelets Rings, Brooches, sc. Sc.
Careful repairing MI kinds OF Watches aud
Jewey. Old gold and silver In exchange It's full
value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD G. STONE, AL Broadway.
d24 tJlis Corner OF Wslker-st.
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ADRrY CoAI CoLLaR.Is BAD.-rhe Magic Erssive Soap,
for removing grease spots s- and marks from clio hes
wooen carpets, &c and rendering the spos where Is
applied clear bright, end spoess Sold with full di-
recIous Fnce % cake Sold al g. Chaans and
81 Broadway. dl9 2ieod
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M hrsrttN hlln TINT yINts
- .,,cn.Iy indeed mist that man be. whose sole
20, in relieving lie sick the profit which be Geuce de-
IS Tia. Ssndss SarsapNtila h,esseth him that taxes
o,- WHO reads The vournous and well .tte,lei record oi
4. cutes u has performed, viii 10 deny and Inc
nsoTs with the proof before tn that 1t has given per
a, relief In thousands OF similar csses oer !; Kind
80 ard IN confidence t- victims Of -cro;ha
-. other uceruns uautics Ia all who Subject to cup
sos berenilnIy cs-uei and The rheumatic The dyspcr'
- The bilious tue oebilised and many other Classes OF III
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rp The most distressing complaint the human irame rs
h-ct 10 is Immediately relieved snd coon permanently
Tr,d BY tire Sick Headache K. NEEDY al q Ccriiandst
c29 seod
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~ The sovereign sliho.lius remedy the Magical Pain
yipcto r pec,fc for burns scAdhead erysip-las,
~ rheuyp and local pain, only DO had genuine nj q
Sc-lspd- Ct q: n No. 3 MutraS-st. d.9 9evd
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,,e,x MusIVM-Tbe Giant and G,sntcss with the
$50 Gas new Dissolviug Views. sc. Will Hssuredly
crowd.d house nj this establishment 10 day and TITS
Th,c and addition 20 these the cn'erprlsnC manager
e'eins y,d Two the Iaented low comedians III
~ ,rv Messrs Hall aud HaIrInou. who would almost
Ssni.e graveyard with Laughter They appear IN a
H, amusing comic Mcauee. beside the most langhaoie
- sougs including all nprUmpu song on the audience,
e sny subject which the audience Will name, by Mr.
;son Billy Whitlock, Mrs. Philips aud othe's nppetr
lirs afternoon al O'clock rnd this evening
it.rnast7 This afternoon the Charity School connected
~ 81 Barhoomew's Church, visit The Museum by invita-
H.. MANI
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TEE KNICEERBCCKER MAGAZINE.

THE KNICkERBOCKER MAGAZINE.
,g,HIS old periodical Will commences Us Twenty seventh
L Vol with The No. for January, Iaio'
rr deems il unnecessary 10 sci forth lis
claims 10 general favor Our books show the appreciation
~. 90 I.Snrs THE usxi number will appear entirely
neu beautiful vpes al lis departments Now is The time
fn- new. subscribers 10 come IL
o tn q n,r a,uura payable in advance (Old Subscribers
~ 49,. ,hr,r volumes bound have them done IN The
~, ,n.Urer Al The oiEcs. JOHN ALLEN, Publisher,
S.rodts i'7 A'"'oi1-
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amusements.

A mERICAN MUsEUDr-Ev-ry day and evening
"A 'his week commencing mondsy; Dec I'n sp'enaid
performances afternoon at O'clock and every even
ing Al hspas,7 tn. Manager has engage1 Tor M cnte
Holiday Season the aest wonders IN existence inc eeie-
anew collection OF D.solv,pe View, tie hss sl-o
r. % LIE We ~nhe.os OF laughing Gas Also s-gss' MT
fsnay D.erns M.dAms Rockwell Tho Fortune Teller
aa, n. - cent. Children undos To- i2i esnta
- c'nA r1u-t TO consult h- Fortune Teller prtvstsiy
DALMO'~ OPERA nOCSE.--1m.,,a1 T-1io1m.
ane-; for the Benefit OF Ia eoor-Ta.saay Evening
81 the TO o. Mn ,s saT
leeQue called BoMBAsTEs FURIoSOs va" ZIG ''''
Doc open =, half pas, Performance commence =,
O'Clock do !,
CONCBRT OF SACRED MUSIC, 10 be given IN
choS.s and r RosioS os.s. 10 Of he csar e
THIS EVENING. Mon3sy. Dec; - On which occasion
used and the grand descriptive piece THE THUNDER
STOSN viii be performed by Mr. Rcbohn, displaying the
S"ons' !. engaged. who will b. accompanied nv II C
Tinm. the Organ. The New.fork Amateur ousrte9>
Association, will render their valu,be service
oPSan... C Tinm and T. RoSjaha
PROGRAMME
/. Introduction Organ. by H. Timm,
= Chorus-Sb,u,, o Daughter Of Jerusalem,
Ousrt-ti--Th- Nsw-Yor Amateur Association.
Dues-Graceful Cousort-Mrs Strong and Mr. Hot.
CSorus-B!essins sud Honor. Mozart
kse.IHHf S SsSa saa Mrs
l. The Thunder Storm. by T Rchioan
AJia-Ans-s ever bright and fair Mrs Strong. Handel
Chorus-Lo He eon-th. Haydn
1 Quariete-New- York Amateur Association.
Glory he 10 God on hugh. Mozart
ted Or.toro OF Ssmson.-Mrs Stroog.
= Hsleulah Chorus .......,. hapceL
Concert, to comu at half past seven o'cccs
Tickets Fiy Cents tn be bai OF any OF The Trustees OF
Church; Messrs Woodruff 2p7 FroUtst Firth, Hall 4
Pond Saxtpr Miles. HIS Rsylor, 10 Bowery, j. g.
Wexford i24 Gfsudst, j. Chambers, corner Of Rutgers
anil Henry and the door the evening OF perform
snce. "
DKTVATE DANCING aud Waiting Academy, No. 80
Mercest the second three story building below Prince
Air j. h. Soaring respectfully Informs his friends,
irons pubic that he has Teopened his School for the
sasson nj hi- ressnc- above Days OF tuition, Wedncs
days and Saturdays al 81 O'Clock. Tor young ladies and
masters Tuesdays and Fridays a, O'Clock. d. for gen.
lemen.
Classes will formed other days NEE, the cnnve-
nience of Pupils.
Ladies and gentlemen receive vste lessons al any
hour not occupied by classes and every day they wish Il
sir Seam. = much admired L. POLKA Opadrle and Pol
sS Mazuka will rught addition To la Polkn and the
most graceful styles dancing and "szlng Irtrdie Soc
exclusively for pupils, puents or guardians WIZ %
given usual
Mr. Soaring would particularly call The attention OF gen.
IT, men d.sro,- run.ng Wsl4ing to his Saturday even
nc Glass; for all the sylea. including La Polka For tern
,rl particulay. srply A. above. dis i2ttseodua
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NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs.


most beautiful patterns of AXMiSsrER CARrETNGs Also,
grea, variety OF FREScH AUBusoS CARPETS suitable for
the richest and ppendd styles OF furnishing together
with the hest assortment OF OFT CLorIIs offered TO the
public. with all articles connected with The trade
Persons furnishing nriva" red-ncc- Hotels or Steam
boats, would fad il 10 their advantage 10 cal 1T
DIG 2ws REUBEN SMITHS. JR Isl Broadway.
To- Wi,tnr's BaI,um of Wild Chcrry.-Let
Facts speak ior themselves Nj SETH w. fOWLE-
Dear Sir, an happy sign uy name 10 the following
ccTlcai- hoping tal Others may receive benefit from Ills
OXFORD, Oxford Co.. Me. Nov H. 1916
This may certify that il August oi this present ear was
taken bleeding the lunp- and mad IN all seventeen di-
hall apini At time ! applied To one oil the mos: 7klllul
physicians the country aud received but partial relief dur
ing his attendance. all istime suffering with severe
cough, spitlng blood. &c ed various remedies hui all
thuut -ucceea until hy tie advice Of friends, tired
Dr. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, End TO
my great relief In three da une cough was % loosen
ed, raised perfect the pain and soreness
having been entirely removed from stomach and lungs
improving. have since ridden IS niles by stage, and All
tended purchasing o stock n foods with very little
Inconvenience ZEBULON CBADBOURNE.
Beware Of coner.s none genuine without the written
signature OF J. BUTTS ). w FOWLE, Boston, General
Agent Sold by A. B X d SANDS, Druggists, 70 Fulton
st. S75 Broadway and II Eas Broadway, gents for New
York d2i ieodls
CE~1 Dir. Woods snrsaparlia and wild Cher
ry Hittcrs.-The popularity acquired by these Blers Is
~ eXt.nCel rlered Throughout the lana the
sounds loud IN praises of lis power in allevians
IL has taken persons out OF ne puor-hou-c, anu
prevented from soi there ltha lifted tile afflicted
poor nen from bed o. or suefing ana maze i1 hshlu
useful himself md family Hereditary lumors cyspep.
si vertigo aud indigestion Danish before lis acknos ed
efficacy Sold wholesale aud retail by WYATT
KETCHAM l2l Fulton.aL; at retail by Dr. W. H. Miner,
and Grand Geo o. Gnnn Bieecker and Christie
pher sls. DIS o.iS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

a. Noice.-The Third Presbylery OF New-fork VII!
seei IL the Central Presby Church. REV DR. Adams
noTMest THIS Evening, at O'Clock, Tor the ordination OF
fiedencA OofAain Clark 10 the work OF the Gospe
siMsHy' hsy Dr.. Skinner VIII preach the Sermon and
nev D Adams will deliver the Charge The public are
respectfully invited TO attend II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

RYPoPHAGoS SUAr-Jusl received from London, fresh
supply Of this celebrated Shaving Soap-or sale by
d9Sl G SAUNDERS X SON IN Broadway.