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re- .r0g nlD,oN AND INrERuE.

= M rSDlhTE LANDiNGS.-rhe steamer Huh
'--,r SON .n pact uf e W 80 CHESTER, liae ory
boat sf lands a. uc.ockl Captain NiNinm t. NtLLf,,
.,l a.e ilr foot of CedaFs ,r,-,i tc ensuing -escs
..a,y Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, a o'clock
NJ connecting a. Hudson with te hudscn and terksEe
si'ro,d the cars oi winch leave the arrival ofihc boat
Returning. the boat leaves Hudson on tuesday THURSDAY
M sla, ai d O'Clock T. NJ ar on the arrival cf ile cars,
.n1rhiur both WAYS no the intermediate landngs For
freight OF passage apply on board or -
SfORRS 4 STEPHENSON. 10 Westa
Thu. boa, has been putin complete order wiiha new boiler
and engine ana an additional number OF state rooms and
A be found pleasant and -omipiaoea hVM as any %
ris.b,,i +. now rsniv To receive iieign lelaN
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r7,s sr,IMEn ADVANCEMENT

ls---sSNEVARk AND NEW-NORk, DAILY
Fare only u cenis--change " Ho,x-Ua
and a,ter SATURDAY May 7th 9s, the seaiIer PAssAe'
apt JoHS carry, viii run as follows unil lufrf no,s'
leave Newark foot of Centre 81. Z. A. NJ. and u z
Leave New-lorh, foot Of Barclay 81 10 A. NJ ana = ~
On suudny, leave. Newark A. NJ and 7. NJ Lea"
Sew-York 10 4. M. and z. NJ
The Pa,.aic lns been heightened IS feet and IL now Iso
hundred and twenty long She has new boiler nd
le. c0mmodlous and elegantly furnished iecA sAoco
~ n on IN and + In complete order. Iiof acconnocs
r' r feigh, aud passenger. have been very much ~
P'o'"- ir.yl,t carried a, reduced rates. myf
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DUBLIC NOTICE l. HEREBY GlNES Of ne loss
L OF C--t'scs,- ~ ~ fr 2 Shares OF he Capital siocA
II The farnrrs Loan ant Trusi ~ - "a
WHICH Certificate VA. IN favor OF Colonel W al Lindsay
T.. and dated i5h November. losn sac esfih-
cate Las not been found since ihe aeaA ~ S,V.
which occurred II tie month OF September - anc Ape
cation VIII be made for tie issue o neS eeiA ae ~. nc
benefit OF hi- he.r.-Dafed June Ill., lSsA g. CIV
INDIA BIER GOODs.-The srienton oft1r Pnoac
respect lyinViei 70 ih large assortment Of naa Mud
hrr Good. ,.-.-.rs be he Subscribers. such a. torT4-
s1fed or Sssrr,a Surress free rs fpaur LIE Pre-er-
er. Msckiros Goats Coaks ami Cape- con ior e,fi-ee
,r. arrou. L. Hon. C,v.r Leg ins Poncios &c, 81
u which for cheaper than can DO iouai e-e
HUTCHINSON RuSIOS.
ml0u s. MAIDEN Lane
STkAh PUWEk 40 Lkf.-fTom 70 10 toise
buildings Encui-- ~ HFCKER L BROTHERS,
-. I'm. 80 Cherrv-s'r-et
DAYS PATENT HOsL.-Ins G;e.e : = con
~ strcied render entirely aiei Ano " sra
Car sbiltJ-msy be found Is MAIDEN Lana FH
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amusemrnts.

A MEXICAN MUsEUM-.Two DAYS ONLY
formance each Afternoon a O'clock and each evening NJ
hapss7 The Marsger has engage for me enure Holi
day Season aes wonders existence the celebrated
Scotch GiAnt AID 0aDiess Tho arge. human BEINGS in
They may be sccn in Highland Costume every lay from ~
O'Clock forenoon, u evening He has also arrnpg-
ed for the exhibition OF Laughing Gas and has engaged sew
subec 10 take TIE SANE should suteien, number
volunteer from the audience Also engaged Mr.. Harrison,
the celebrated English lmprov1sz,ore whose comic a.
prompu have been received h great ecla IN macy
n our laps Cites Also engaged the beautiful Dissoivins
Views, and Chromatrop--tosethtrw with list Of talented
per.crmers including Mrs Phillips. popular vocalist
Billy Wh,lock. BASIC Payer ana Negro singer Mss an
NJ 64ring a popular Danseusr; Mxda;ae Rockwell the
famous ForIG- eTr!-r.
Admission . c-u;s Chiliren IN Ter 10, III cents
csnis e1rrr 10 cor.llt he EOrunr T-ler p1vaslT
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uorInaY GIFT BOOKS.

III G.. LANGLEY, Booksellers, Astor House re,
j. speculy request the inspection OF their friends and
.I,srs ~ h.r choice and valuable collection OF ee-
s,y a,pbelish,d works aGaptst for presents Among
The Numerous richly illustrated 9FS. of .s ,sp;on and
Es-IlIu.trated Editions OF the Poes-Fsniiy
Bibles. .p.lt., O,o-, .4 .,a-i..- .di
lion. in various styles OF binding
80 go - Common PrAyer.-Nunerous editions of The
Book Of Common Prayer in yareus sizes OF binding n
.13inC snlendd specimens Of rich velvet kc-
Inrs,iita Works-A large and extensive assortment OF
Juvenile vork consisting Of soou one thousand dfeTea'
rs - f,rH:irg one OF the attractive assortment
of deIes for presents 10 be found IN Inc city ~, ,rh.
lH g. L. beg 10 siats 70 ihsf trends ana ne Puoe,
I ;s,r hch have hitherto been acknowledged as
is ehsractsrstcs Variety aud Economy; snd hey
Is s.ts 20 those who may favor them with their
hsi they Iuay rely upon obtaining works adapt
d s b .-ssou al their store, in every desirable variety
and On terms OF economy unsurpassed BY any oser sSSse
IN the city.
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USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

E'RANClS x LOUrREL. II Maiden-lane, would invite
the attention OF their friends and the public TO their large
assortment OF valuable and useful articles suitable Tor pres
ens consisting part elegant gold and silver pencil
with heads superior gold pens in god and silver cases
complete with pencil suitable for aies and gentlemen
wiring portfolios, embossed finished, with and With
pockebooks aud card OF leather velvet and
ivory beautifully mounted in great Variety daily euo an
dun BOOK for 1916 pocket edition. the pocket crpanon
complete writing apparatus in portable form; Rogers
Sons superior pen AID pocket knives some WIN pencil
case attached entirely article; chcssmen, 5cent
patterns chess boards backgammon bosrds donnoes ell
csany gilt playing cards; note paper; note envelopes;
gled wax; seals motto waters &c inRstanGs
and ink trays OF bronze ebony horn gnum vita, French
porcelain pump, elegantly gilt rich cut glass elegant cut
aud figured glass of various -izes and patterns beautiful
wipes silk purses; ivory tablets; porcelain tablets pearl
and ivory folders finished pen-holde!s porcelain
states; trans parent states &c &c
FRANCIS L LOUTREL Manufacturing Siatoners.
d22 owls II Mniden-lane.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

MANUFACTURED AND selected with care and SKILL OF
I good materials and quality and offered for sale al very
reasonable prices not pretending 10 sell gold "ach Al COST
aud ding in dozen silver spoons-but will give good
article low price possibly be sold bill VII!
be given with each article .o!d il derired guaranteeing the
quality. Assortment OF gold and silver Watches.
Chains Keys Pencils Pens and Spectscles Stone and Hair
Bracelets Rings, Brooches, sc. &c.
Careful attention requiring all kinds OF Watches srd
Jewery Old gold aud silver taken In exchange III It's full
value, or bought for cash.
HUBBARD G. STONE, io Broadway,
dni tJlis Corner of Wake
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following has been received BY the Amateurs the
publication Of which Ia deemed but justice 10 themselves
and their iDtentlons "NEw.YoRX December "A, 1915.
Mr. d. C. MooRHEAp-Denr Sui AIN instructed TO say
in behalf OF the Association for the improvement OF The
Condition OF Poor that while your kindness and mat OF
the gentlemen associated YIN you 10 duy apprecseo II
deemed expe6ient decline the proposal Of the beneh
made by you this morning. nssnuch as the acceptance OF
the proposal is believed would be inconsistent win me
position which This Institution desires To sustain before the
community accept The assurances OF my respect,
or NJ HARTLEY, Sec'y, &c
The proposal made by the Amateurs was SIMPLY tsnaer
of the proceeds arising from their performance next
day AZ Pslmos Opera House. II was actunted oy sp'
of charity and believed WAS made TO chaiaoe III
s,u,ion /, appears from The above Letter that lhe within
named Association of such character, eho tna',
therefore III. rendered aid is declined me pesen
,beir obligations for tho rsnkness OF the ana
trust tina; they appreciate the poson ~ncn we tn n
s,i,rron desires TO sustain before the community Inc
h are th.reor. respectfully Informed that the proceeds
Of ths Coming performances will be PLACED in The hands o.
W Havemeger Esq Mayor Of the City, 10 be disposed
of among the poor regardless of any Whatever
Tickets for the performance-whch VIII embrace tne
tragedy of Hamlet and aerpiecemay be obtained al
The Box Office the Opera House on Monday and Tues
day Price One Dollar TO admit one gentleman and lady
dc
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TI,UE AMATEURS.-FoR THE BENEFIT OF
L THE POOR-The Gentlemen, Amateurs, who perform
ed Hamlet" Palmos Opera House, on The I'm in'L
have been often and urgently requested To repeat tho per
fornance many OF their friends who were unable 10
abundance the above evening. They nave, ih-relore
determined to comply with The request and respect
fully announce that performance will be repeated NJ he
same place, on TUESDAY NEXT SOih inst And mat IN,
interest which witness the repetition may
be turned to some immediate benefit has been resolved 10
charge price admission and 10 give the entre proceeds
to the NewYork Association for the Improvement Oh .ne
Condition of III. Poor" who, his Indictment season are
unusually in want ~, ., l,
Tickets OF which limited number Will be seued can De
obianed AT the Box Office of the Opera House, Monday
and Tuesday Price Of each Ticket, One Dollar TO ADMIT
one gentleman and lady. IA ots
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NOW READY-VOL. TWO OF

NOW READY-VOL. TWO OF
CARLYLE,S CROMWELL-ForminP No. IL and Il OF
OWILEY 4 PUTNAMS Library OF Choice Reading
beautifully printed.
This book will of command attention The Lille
of Cromwell by emil.nty qualified to understand
aud 10 sci forth public the and deeds OF Ibis
great warrior and statesman a! to arres!
attention and reward H. IL written in the same hard harsh
style which mark 81 his later publications but far
have been able examine H. II displays the same re-
markabe powers Of Discrimination the aroent NJ.
patty with whaevers heroic in action and III speech and
enthusiastic admiration OF energy earneslness and
truth the emphatic, and occasionally eoquentstye
which in spite OF all its faults is without peculiar
power, have distinguished his previous publications.
The work is 10 be issued in two volumes; each, now
ever w embrace parts OF about $50 pages The pub
fishes have issued the first volume. in numbers OF their
Library OF Choi:e Reading" fifty each That is
hand somey and elegantly printed need not l. is
unquesonaby The marked and important hook OF the
season be universally and at,enivey read. II is
admirable book and admirably published
n. Y. Courier.
Published and for sale by
d27 2tis WILEY PUTNAM, l6l broadway.
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amnsements.
CRANp CONIKINATI0No Of ai.,ne.ions z. the

GRAND COMBINATION of attractions ., the ooid
N ing formerly Known Pssle's Museum DOL ~;
opposite the City Hall HaDirstors Grsod Ihsaoe OIL
As being combustion OF Painting Machinery ano C2rfn
isty producing lie extraordinary and pleasing eaees
eyer Witnessed Spanish Lsnasesps-Aoonhso! view OF
aenon AsScy Thrtlling repr-sc-aaiicn OF Storm ana
81 Msgriheer Fsry GrOt;o, with ,sins rasee
Q, Spieaad display ri Chinese arthea orks
Singing oy Miss w:,oa Dancing by IL Petite Cecilia
The ever Pleasing lssian Fan,eeeni by Ss:or Monsno
introducing me Sso!e Serenadrr. who viii en- certain tho
company with several melodies Of The sunny South.
Admission 25 ccnts-Chtldreu half price
SD
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yANAMBURGH & CO.'S

zoo To 81 AL EMIL BlTlON
NO. 50 BOwERY. opposite tbs Bowery Theatre VIII
eopen on Thursday evening. Dec 18Th, lS45 Mr. VAN.
AMBURGH having spent years In Europe with brilliant
has returned after having collected with great
and expeno-. the splendid ard extensive collection
of animals .h hES been exhibited in this country,
which collection his design exhibit tho Nes.York
cubic while n,king preparations for the travelling
Doors open from 10 20 - in the morning, and from
O'Clock IN The afternoon ard TO 10 O'Clock in The evening
Adntance IS cents ntldren under 10 hsf price. For
ps,,iculsr, 50. bills OF the dsv. DIS lmeodis.
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" DIR. Woods Sursapariin and Wild Cher
ry itttcrs.-rhe popularity acquired by these Buffers is
as extended richly mued Throughout the land the
sounds loud in tue praises of its power In alternating
nirery II has taken persons out OF the poorhouse and
prevented others from goiEg there has lifted the afflicted
poor man from bed long suffering and made him again
useful 10 himself and family Hereditary humors dyspep,
ria vertigo and indigestion Danish before It's acknowledged
efficacy. Sold wholesale aud retail by WYATT x
KETGtlAN III Fulion.sL retail by Dr. w. IL. Miner,
corner Broad and JOhnsL f. NJ. Guon, corner Bowery
and Grand Geo o. Gunn corner Blocker and Christie
nher sss DIS 6!is
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TIE GEM OF THE SEASON.

ELEGANT GIFT BOON, with twenty-one superb
u Fagravincs bv Sarlain. Elegantly bound
ltisavoluae OF aplendid engFavnss By Sartain Illus
n &c r. ~ liars" y. Y. Observer.
AS specimen of booSrnaking This eesulifa giit-oooE
deserves very high commentator alselher LOT present
sion we have often seen more oeaulu. voiufne-
The binding is elegant, rich ana tasteful" :.
rh; arrual llIy iusies the rather lofty promise OF its
, We Know no! where has been excelled. either II
80. ~ nar,srr Tribune.
- IIS with exquisite engrsvings, and has everything
n commend il as splendid and appropriate gifl.boos'
~ @oi'ADe Mirror.
We have on hand large supply Of all the different An
nrsIs and Gn Books 10 which we invite the attention OF
The public ,.,...-
J 3Ts EN- "0 nsaVIT. TRoW CO. la Broadway
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60 A SPLENDID FARM and Country Seat

60 A SPLENDID FARM and Country Seat
The subscriber offers for sale tho farm on wnlch ne
now resides situated In the Town OF lsip, Distrct OF
Sayve Long Island about 80 miles from the Guy OF New
In the rear OF the farm miles Distant The arn co.,
tsins about half cleared and nnii Wooo ~
1. universally admitted TO be tho handson1est On VIC
South road between Brooklyn and AontauK. Inc a~s.-
linz ia TWO stories and attic 48 feet with wing S% Iee3
making front of go feet built about years since naIa
sh sI,s win blinds and shutters front aud rear, and
Will painted with costs inside ano on? Two years
SINCE large barn, so by 80 with TWO shoes 10 py %
shelter for cattle, with spacious lofts Tor corn nay or
The barnyuId enclosed with light board ience, lees
bgh hoy-pen 90 The most improved plan, new coscn"
two stories fitted up with six stalls for horses, album
dant room carriages and In the upper story room or -
IONS of hay with six bins for oats, &c. Also milk, wash
smoke and ice houses likewise three capacioua cellars an
der different buildings for vegetables, &c The IaWn N
front Is tasteuy laid out graveled walks ana S
with variety Of ornamental shade and run uees. Ano
garden contains nearly acre, In hSn slsio o
ron producing In great abundance smal lrn seen
r.ns gooseberries raspbernes AID sra"Denss WIN Sn
extraordinary bed Of asparagus nave sse ou "a ~.
nremises within the last three years about 20 galeo
s of he most choice and desirable kinds procured re-
Mr Reeds nursery, Murray Hi, New.YoS tee isrmL
bounded on the South by the SCUM Bay noes
beautiful water prospect; has long pieces q sueno on
which hnnd loads OF sea-weed can De Ssseeo nas
new falling springs OF wafer; FENCES good s Pr
nor,on being entirely The land has been wen ma.
pn,ed producing large crops, and generally
10 be he best anywhere in The neigboonooo gooo
sctoo postofce and church within mile oil tnr awelng
nd in he very centre of good trout and other WIN
snne- hundance Of wild game, oysters, CLAIMS &c sHgs
amount of the p1rchasemopey can remaiH on nond and
un1,gsge TILE uncuesaonabe- For terms and farther
nsensrs apply to the subscriber tho premises or TO
GIouzo c. Monson II Cedarst N. Y. ID. Monsoon.
n Iyukataw2Wria
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Boarding.
Books.


CHEAP BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE, AT
VIZ H. GRAHAMS, tribune Buildings, Nassau sL-Plc'
w torial Shakespeare, Mes. 70 and 7i-prce 2oc
fIeyvit's Excelsior-pet No y: Cts.
The illustrated Wandering Jew No o-price - cs.
Dicks Practical Astronomy being NO . Oh harpei s'iis
The Illustrated New Family Magazine for Janu-
any, .s,6-suh. crbers 81 80 per anuum; ~ cts per No.
5raham's Magazine for January win faris ashoh--
per wear So % Cts per No.
pictorial Brother Jouathan-2ri-e l2i cts
A.caao or the Scuptors Apprentices by Alexander Du-
mas-prce . cts. .
Also The Boston, Philadelphia and NewYork Weekly
Papers u soon published VIZ;
Meals Gazette Broadway Journal,
Yankee, Rstno!ef,
Uncle Sam
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
The Gin Dadem Scenes IN the Lie of our saviour IL
Illustrated LAZY Of the Lake. Lala Rookh, Ladys Album,
Forget Ne Not, Mess Rose and also various Books for
Children, foi sale by W. H. GNAhAm,
d27 2tis Tribune Buildings, Nassat-s'
VALUABLE STANDARD ENGLISH WORKS.
n TIE Doctor, by Souhsy, ) vols very scarce. S2l.
Lord Jefrey's Critical Essays, vols.
Madame D'Arblay's Diary vols.
SirThonas Brownies Works, 1 vols.
Coeridges Literary Remains, { vols. SIG.
Pearerr aphi6 Sacrs Pretoria $50
Bnlion's History OF British Song Birds Sl6
Foxs Book of Martyrs, illustrated, vols. Sl6.
Moore's Irish Melodies, ] vol Sl8
The Poets Gallery ofBeauty vol y.
Murrav's Illuminated Prayer Book Sii.
Illuminated Calendar for 1916. SIS.
Nominations to Fioissart, vols sos
The Clans OF Scotland, No | 10 IL. $50 so
Smiths Literary CuriosiIes, vol 4to ~
Catlins Indian Portfolio. so.
HeTrirs's Lakes and Mountains. Sl8.
Views &C in III" Ahambra, : vols $50.
Prince Maxmilnns Travels $50
PuXtons Magazine of Botany, II vols Slln.
Imported and FOR saleby WILEY PUTNAM,
c27 Otis lbl broadway.
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General Notices.
ROYAL GU aLEY, Auclioneer

rT- Valuable Books. Desks, Work Boxes, &c.
This Evening will b. sold, by Gurey Hill al the New
York Long Room, l69 Broadway, large and valuable
collection of STANDARD Library Editions and London Publ
cations Annals Juveniles and illustrated Works Also,
an invoice OF fue Rosew God Desks and Ladies' Work Box
cs elegant Bronze Inks.ands. Il.
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CoLMAN's WINDOWS, NO 2o3 BROADWAY,
CS- To those Persons who hive been entertained al
Mr. CoLMAS's Windows for past years, he would suggest
their calling his store ana examining his immensely
valuable stock OF Books Of every variety Paintings Engrn
during the Holidays. He has all the New Works, and
many choice cd ores, which he offers as low as other
dealers i2i 6tis
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Boston anetion Gales.

DYT.P. L y. RICH, 81 and So brosdsIeeI DUE
Dion. MONDAY, Jan IL ,cr
Doors, SHOES BRoGAss AND HArs-WEEkLf SALss'~
Every case will be- sold without reserve. CO., >,
LIZ ,rnER kc-Sols and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Ii.
nngs Buildings Kid and Morocco and other shoe stock
I,7haral ca an ady snces gde.
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETINcs.

" BY the latest arrivals, several invoices Of the
most beautiful patterns OF ADMINISTER CARPETiSGs. Also
great variety OF FRENCH AuBUsoN CARPETS, suitable for
The richest and opendd styles Of furnishing together
with the of Oh CLOTHS offered TO the
public with al articles connected with the trade
Persons furnishing private residences, Hotels or Steam
boats, would find 1t 10 their advantage TO call al
dig Owls REUBEN SMITHS. JR- 25i Broadway.
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SAILED.
SAILED.
Ship Celia. Savannah. and brig Samson, 81 Marks.
General Notices.

C3- Religious NOtice.-Rev. Thomas L. Harris Will
preach 10 the Unyer,ssI Church in Eiza5eihst near
Walker tomorrow past 10 and in the evening. Sub
i.c 10 the morning Existence and nature of the R-li-
etous Sentiment in Man" Evening " Use and Misdirec-
lon OF the Reli. ous Element" IL
~ Religious NOtice.-Rev. Stephen DIN, d. d
President Wesleyan University Com. viii preach on
sabbath morning, 2Sth the NJ Z. Church. of
Madison and Catherine cts Services commence at log
pirl
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
YtIO ENABLE BUYERS for Christmas and New Y ear s
Presents get rich and handsome gs for litte money
we have reduced our prices so and 81 per cent on
Rich Brocede Salins.
Silks
Silks for Dinner aud Street Dresses.
Evening Parties
Black Wa,ered Silk. warranted Paris watered.
Darnesk and Striped Silks.
Plain Satins and Silks
Mousliu De Lsiaes
{" Cashmere De Ecossa
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses.
Saxony Plaids, Panamas, French Calicoes,
VeIvets, Merinoes, Cloakugs,
Rich Bags, CravaIs, Scarfs Purses &c.
Hosiery and Gloves
The above, with large stock of Fancy Goods, we now
offer at an immense sacrifice JAMES BECK Il co.
daO 0ti,. $50 Broadway.
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re- North River Insurance Compnny-offce
No. 1872 wich.si-Capi!ul 1856 000-Ths Company
having unnleupledly in business nearly twenyfour
years continues lnaure against Loss or Damage by Fire
upon favorable Having their Capital entire, and
sing largest Stock Capital in the City, they offer
az amount OF security unsurpassed by similar instu
ZION. RICHARD whitley, PRESIDENT
PETER K. WARNER. Secretary. dl2 lmis
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cIFTS voR TIE HoLIDAYs.

ry,HF PROPRIETOR respectfully socs the attention OF
his Old customers The public in general TO his spen
did assortment OF Anuuals and other articles designed for
nrsen smonC which are the following The Gems of the
Season OPAL Nav Flower Friendships Offering, Laurel
Wreath, Rose of Sharon and Me-No. aso MIS-
RSron's shskspeares COwPer's and Thompson's, with
Rodgers Poems Bibles Prayer Book. Hymn and Psalm
Books-a superbly bound ior ss and great VARIETY 81
-, ~ an, IN :, low nrce by A. MAZE,
dS3 aI,is. 257 Bleecke:-st opposite Burton.
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" Public Sotice.-As remedy for Congh7, Colds
Difficult Breathing Influenza, Asthma and Pllh;sc, Dr.
Jonathan Mcores Essence OF Life hns been sold and usec
for than thirty years with greHter success tsn any
medicine now In Sold wholes ale and rets hy WYATT
KErcH,N 2l Fulton 81. n Y. Price ST c-lts bottle
/. L. L. L. 1
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ON FRIDAY, DEG. 2oTH.

II Tiffany. Dung ~ Ellis, will open four cases
received Ger" Louis Philippe, from Havre and
Pc: Acadia a. Boston In each invoice OF the
exQuisitey elegant articles they have had The
pleasure OF Offering. DIS SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-27

EHKlsTAIAS AND Ne" lEAR's.-W hs more
" acceptable and appropriate offering, than selection
rom the following and rich goods mostly received per
The Acsda-Splendid SILK, Satin ind Merino Dress ing
Gowns Embroidered Cashmere aars-;iles SILK and Satin
Vestrgs Black and Fancy SIX and Satin Scsrfs and era
great variety; Shawl Pattern Mertno MuHers or
Travelling Cragats; extra size ard quality T'Sled six
Hau kerchies with Of Fancy Dress Ar
tces CosAs: You:hs Overcoats Tor . Broad
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