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Phalou's Iuvigorator holds The sway
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:. INU uuulbuS mIAtufc here You'll md
~, It's knowledge and OK perience combined
aus The only article thai will positively scuTl
@ osndrn or stop the hair falling Ii Will also pre-
adr turning grey and Keep IL longer than any
vuet preparation The Chemical Hair Invgoraor is pre-
ruod BY E. Phaon, Wlsnaker and Harcuer PA Brood
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TIE CuLTIVATOR

NOR DEcEMBER-Just received This number closes
the for this Tire publisher feels grateful
for the generous support which he has received from the
pUbc and he can only attribute il 10 there being no pains
spared in Try ing please them in giving them such ya-
able amount OF agricultural matter It no" esteemed e
no: il would not the largest circulation.
The volume commences with the January number -bsck
volumes can ALWAYS obtained ami also sn1 numbers al
du MARK II. NEWMAN'S, l99 Rroadwav.
A BRILLIANT PERIODICAL FOR 1s4e.
A RTHURS AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF
with steel plates of exquisite finish by the very best artists
JANUARY NUMBER PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
Containing four splendid steel engravings ,...
l. Original American Vews-Ind!ana' Knobs, q view
near New Albany, Indiana
H. The Lady Eyeline, magnincen! steel pa'e oy JucA
Ill The wayfarers, exquisite engraving by Alfred
~ The Lisil, OF the Harem a sweet picture.
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE JANUARY SUmBER-
Fanny Forester j. Morrison Harris author OF Sketches
: t Dn5yay Ks,e Cleevsnd WIN g. Carpenter II. Hastings
Weld r. 5 Arthur Miss +. NJ Wentworth, Joseph H. But
s sI aq, a New Home, who Follow Mary empe,
E. Ferret LYDIA Jane Person author Of Forest Leaves
Sarah A. Hunt, Lewis T. Foig Thomas Holly Chiver' NJ
The Filth Volume OF Arthurs Magazine of which this 10
the opening number the Puhsners nave deeihneo 7"ai
be the leading periodical for 1876
The very bes: writers the country have been employed
TO contribute It's pages and The very best artists engasea
10 enbelsh IL No expense VIII 3 spaTed III INC eo' "
make il emphatcally the Magazine for 1915.
Terms - per annum
Single numbers p cents -,, o.,- p.s.
do Ills l. FEBhEIl - " 80 o''ao"oy
NEW ENGLISH WORKS.
ID ECEIVED per Cambris--
II Halls Travelling Atlas IN a uea. case
Chart of the Architecture of Westminster Abbey
How's illustrated Book OF British Song
The Musical Biiou for lei5.
Adventures Of Bsche or Butterfly.
Annual Register for 1874.
Glfnnin's Gallery of Literary Portraits
Reformation and Anti Reformation In Bohemia
Thompson's Memoirs OF the Jacobites, ".
Paula Mont, by Eugene Sue.
Bopps Comparative Grammar
The Archaeological Album, vol ITO
Cox or he AmpuiaiOn of the Hip Joint
Williams the Way Of Eternal Life.
Backmore'r Doctrine OF the Russian Church.
Conchoogist's Text Book. vol
The Forget Not for 1916
Hooks Sermons on Various Subjects.
Drew's Eight Sermon
Bells History OF Gibraltar
The Wonder Seeker, by Miss Tyler.
Imported and Tor sale by
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nlENpELssRo>,s nraGNlFICENT oRAro.

vi RIO or ST. PAU will be performed At the TAB
ERNACLE, on Thursday Evening Dec. lh. uad-r the d.
reclon OF Nj George L0der. Mr. H. {. Tinm will pre-
sd- a, the Organ The Solo Paris Will be sustained by the
follow ing eminent R-sia ell; Talent
Principal Scprano-Mrs + Lodrr.
Conua.;o-Mrs Valentine Mott, Jr her second
appearance. IN Oratoro.
Tenore-Mr. Rcbt Geo Paige, his second ap-
peara1ce in Oratono
Basso-Mr. WIN. $. Rogers. his second appear
srce IL Oraorio.
The Cbor,srs viii b. sustained by about One Hundred
and Eiity Ladies' and Gentlemen selected with particular
reference TO their musical qualifications
The Orchestra Will he unusually ull and eEect'e, aHu
great paiu have been taken render It OF The best per-
foImances OF the season.
Tickets So cents esch-May be had q, the usual places
door the Tabernacle The evening OF the per
Torrance
y B-A full rehearsa! ca Wednesday evening neN-
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

THE Artist Merchant and Statesman of the Age OF the
l Medic and Of our Time Part ,, by c. Edwards
Lesser Esq Contents: l. Florence; III. The Nespucc
Family III Santa Croce; ". Michael Angelo; v Gall
leo; Vi Congress OF Literary Men VII. Portrait OF Amer
cus Vrspucius VIII. Boua ana his Works; IN. Social
Lift. snd National Spirit Of America Y. Models for Artists
XII Criticism of the Venus De Melci XII Giving as good
Mi Passages from the History of the Fine AIS
in America
ON FRIDAY.
RanhIes BIZ Land and Water Notes OF Travel in Cuba
and Mexico including voyage up the river P8nuco
and Researches among the Ruins OF Tamaupas SC Nc 10y
g. NJ Norman, author OF Ramble. IN YucaiaD, &c. vol
Emo illustrated PAINE Il BURGESS,
All Oils 90 Juhn-st.
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General Notice..

~ Rev. Jededinh Burchard requests all letter,
for hin 70 be directed TO sacEers Harbor Jef.rsos Co
Eew-Ycrk. All 7ris-
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H. x. CusaiNc, Srcy. ' 7'' I,-

TT Ladies' Fnir.--The ladies' attached IN Chris.
Church (Protessn Epi-copall ho!cipg Fair for
the benefit OF their Church, Al Nihoa Commencing on
THURSDAY December ith and continuing through The fol-
lowing day and evening Arrangements have b-en mad.
by winch ihey have secured the services az fDe hand OF
music winch will be in attendance during the dsy and
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II Window shade Depot, No. Z spruce-st.-
600 palr always on hnd Persons about furnishing ter
houses VIII save 100 per cent BY calling Fl The De
not BARTOL 4 DE MAUSY.
urers nrices mis- isf
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;. Wn.hinglon Temperancc socie1r.-Hnr,c.

r5s- American Insttutc.-A stated pe.riny Of this
Evening Thursday, u :. O'clock. II.
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no LAWYERS possessing few hundred collar.
capital wishing to rsyeI South or West. az gAGes.
opportunity Is offered. Introducing nm - ~
Works Please address Bookseller al ta!s one, VI ;"
Harris -O:icr, immediately Is 'oon ese VIC cay
C9 5ts'
D,I no 0Dc1S-. in. tone Parlor Organ for Gale
- ~ ~ zJch.nge for Piano Forte Apply 10
= &c, 10" , VI - EZRA COLLIER, l05 Fulton,st
WINDOW sHaDEs-WindoIw s SPADES SPA es.3 or SAL. =.
uocE's Cheap Bedding Store, 81 beecker-sL near Cas
;nsst aso best Live Geese Feathers, Hair and oiheI
,trssse. Pa!liasses Beds. B=d,eees Gets, &c a. 10"
20. P Goods sent 10 any rRrt OF the city
ptlce7. JOHN II. HALLOCh,
5s,ma,wMEThis- ri Bleeekef-st nedr Cartaine-st
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e Fsc,s denied are not thereby made fasehoods, in
.sr OF the Magical Pan Extractor 50 poteu; IN al cases
Fe and frost cbains and erupuons nc do!oreux
20 al local psu. whatever nsy be sad ms itct remains
he ane mat none is genuine unless from q Coiaadst
Pee ar decision OF The Court OF ChaaceTy establishing S
beyond denbI dill cod -
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

TO THE MEU1OAI 7 nOI l1oSIO1t' -
rgNRE LONDON LANCET for December, published ms
DsvThs mari closes The second volume nf this vaua-
HE medical work The publishers feel grateful for the ger-
erous support which they have thus far received from me
profession The forthcoming volume will he printed on
entirely new type. giving additional beauty to Inc typo
graphical appearance Of this popular wofI
% Eth publishers haze on hand limited supply OF
the two lust half yeary volumes. Published by
al q BURGESS STRINGER co. 222 Broadwoy.
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u When Rheumatic persons have los, or thrown away
aef money vain efforts for but one hope Is eit
anc:hs. use the Indian Elixir internally aud
Nc Nerve and Booze Imminent externally, from q Cortland
- where warsntee of curets given. GIL eoG-t
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~ Private Dancing and WALKING 4

rY- Priynte Dancing md WHltZlnS Acndemy.
No % Mercer.s he second three story building below
PfiIce-st)
Mr ]. H. Soaring respectfully informs his friends,
patrons and the public that he has ropened his School for
The season a, his residence above Days Of Tuition,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. nj 81 O'clock for young ladies'
and masters Tuesdays and Fridays al O'Clock. p NJ for
Classes will be formed other days meet Tire conve-
nience Of pupils
Ladies end gentlemen rrceire private lessons NJ any
hour not occupied By classes und every day They wish H.
Mr.. SEARISG'S much admired La Polka tlua.f;l!e and
Poth MgZurha will be taught IN addition 10 La Polka and
the most graceful styles OF taEcUs and waiting PrTatt
Sources exclusively Tor pupils parents OF guafciant VIII be
given usual.
wish 10 learn WALKING, that lie forming class for SHur
dag evenings, for all the various styles Including La
Folks.
For ,-rms md parllculars amply above ds3tiscod-
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VIII deliver h.s Sixth Lecture, OF his OF Eighteen
Lectures on Chemistry applied 10 the Arts and MauGiac
lures In i. Clinton Hal Lecture Room, B-ekman and
Nassau SIS on Thursday Evening 18th inst ii o'clock
Monday Evening-T CARTER Eco. will give his Fourth
Lecture on the Lives and Writings Of lie Poets win reud-
ings from their works
Saturday DEMONSTRATING Club Mees-Tckeis for The
Terms OF membership which gives privileges the Schools
Classes Resdiog Room and Library, 81 Initiation and 8
yearly cucs Miners under % admitted the yearly pay
meIi OF 81. j. j. MAfES, president.
G. L. RARRrTT Actuary. do 2iis'
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u Portable shaving Case5.-The subscribers haV'
ing perfected and finished variety oil the above offer me
same as the most complete yet invented, suitable 10 the
wants the travelling public containing all that Is neces
sary the toilet, with the addition OF the Metallic Tab!
S,rop for sharpening and keeping in the most perec
order. q. SAUNDERS & son, IN Broadway,
ala itis opposite Towards Hotel
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TIE MYSTERIES

THE MYSTERIES
OF THE BACK-WOODS, by T. B. Thorpe author OF
~ Tom Owen the Bee Hunter with engravings rom orlg
Ds designs bv Darby gvnga glowing description OF From
-r Lii. Price In cane. 80 cts cloth IS cts For sale by
'' --N' W H. GRAHAM,
am Trhuge Buildings Nassau-st-
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THE COURT OF DEATH.

The Great ioral Picture.
DAINTED By REMBRANDT PEALE, called the
Court OF Death" VIII be open FOR short time TO The
public Tuesday the 9th iss. the Exhibition Room OF
Naiona. Academy OF Design OF broadway anu
Leorard.sI This very impressive picture which quarter
OF a century ago elected tn. admiration of nearly $1,000
visitors preserved in excellent condition, and has
bcca greatly improved by retouches from the naGd OF
lis author. IL contains y figures OF lhs szeof Life.
Admission IS cents Tickets SO cents. Descriptive
pamphlets be had al the door, To be seen from 10 A. M
I'LL 10 7. NJ. ca I.us
CEN. TOM rHU hlB-This smallest Dwarf that does
VI or did live being Is years old, and but Il inches
hgh IN order TO accommodate the Eastern secuon o e
city, will receive visitors Croion Hall to-day and lono
row. 10th srd llth irss from 10 A. NJ. TIL I. NJ Adus
sion only l2t cents. alv Gus
A NIERICAN MUSEUNi-Every day and evening
~ this week ueSciug Monday Dec. 9Th. st5-Spleu
did performances each evening nj Il o'clock, and Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons ~ o'clock. The Manager
has the celebrated Scotch Giant and Giantess
the living Oang Ouiaug hs wonder OF creation
Also, those beautiful and brilliant Dssolvlng 'iews,Iog
Their with the following talented performers: Mr I. J..
Wrche the renowned imator and dtoerIsi; Miss Fanny
Deerng u graceful and accomplished Daiseuse, Mr. "m
Whitlocs Nr. Merrifeld Madame Rockwell the famous
FuruUeTelier
ADMISSION IS cents Children under TO- ~ cents
Is cents consult the Fortune Teller privately.
y1ISE sRTS.-Gtand Optic Gallery, the mos perfect
of lis kind presented 10 the American pubic, now
open IN Broadway. No III, corner Of Chhlubes-st IN .
rooms UP Stairs Hours OF exhibition from III O'CLOCK AN.
TIL p NJ and from I'LL IN the evcnns every DAY III te
week Sundays excepted.
The first Exhibition consisting Of seven very interesting
pictures three which the Peornma STYLE absoutey
Nor, and before offered in this city, and four In the
Cos,noYaa character is IN course oil EXPOSITION ana
will close Saturday night TO be followed next Monday
another entirely different views never being repeated
in the success i've changes the views exhibited.
Detailed description of all the pictures may be- had at The
door gratis, and explanation will be gwen II desired In
English French Italian German, Spanish and Porugese
! md st The door ds 2m
!
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r. Particular Noiicc.-Those persons about break
ing up housekeeping having furniture OF any description
depos. viii find ready sale Tor any portion or all OF
their goods by serdlug line calling upon the iubscri-
| hers Inlq mi.l Z COTTON CO No. 81 Ann-sL
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7- Curc for HnIduc.- and Grew uair.-Barry's

Cure Tor RhIdness Hnu t.rcH iihIr. s.
Know dged by Thousand who daily. 20 be the only
eec,ua remedy found prevent badness and grey
hair to restore The hair which mss fallen OF become him.
n remove All .cur aud daudru 10 cure AL erupons and
diseases incident 20 le sAn of the head and make the
hair and glossy without greasy appearance Price
KY Artist III Hair. NJ li6 Broadway. Acents-A. b.
sands rs Broadway and ~ Fultont Dr. Carroll! Muir
rsys, j. Measim 81 BrUgd~Uy T. MIgSon, I'll Spring
81: Dr. LINDSAY 50 Slxh-ayeGue; J. Smith, Fulton.sL
BROOKLYN: " S'yau Medina y. Y; Mr. Robertson, Gay
Il Baltimore W Bristol Utica, " Y : b. +. Reeves, Bos-
tom Dr. Gordon Rochester: Watkins, Mob.!e Surees ia-
Gin. Wisconsin mis- miseod
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MARINE JOURNAL.


MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMASAc......THis DAY.
TIKI Sun. THE MOON. FULL SEA.
Rises. II Se,s.. 81 Morn. 5 5 Morn. 6 80
LATEST DATES.
London. Nov Is Havre. ---.-.-..-N Nov II
-1--==1=======-=
IA SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Ship Robert Parker (of Portsmouth, N. H. Parsons.
10 DIS I'm New Orleans with cotton, lead, &c. 10 Durham
& Dimon.
Ship Tennessee Pray, from New Orleans Goth Nov.
SW Pass sugar cotton &c. 20 E Collins & Co. The
T. has experienced very severe weather
Bark John Brouwer. Butter 20 DIS i'm New Orleans
domestic produce 10 Brouwer, Stebbins & Brouwer.
Brig Thomas Cooke Taylor, ds I'm Wilmington, NC,
naval stores and cotton to Cooke * Eneies
Brig Ottawa Lenox Il DIS I'm Charleston, lumber 10
Smith & Boynton.
Schr John. Hesley, Thomsston, lime.
Schr Arkansas, Thomas,on, lime.
BELOW brigs unknown. Wind NV.
sAlLED-shp kalamazoo. for Liverpool
SPOKEN. &c.
22i ult lat 81 so, Ion 1e TO- ship Canton, from New
Orleans of and for Boston.
5,h inst Ia, 81 lon It, ship Tarqu;n from Mobile for
Havre.
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PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER.
II B. LADD thankful for the extensive patronage so lio-
L orally shown him whilst in NewYork, respectfully
invites those OF his friends and the public al large TO an e-
animation OF his pictures His being for The winter
al the Crotoa Hotel, l42 Broadway:
Portraits, full size, painted from so 10 SO
Miniatures SIO 10 gu
Likenesses warranted TO suit
T. B. having been travelling abroad for the last Six
ars him self that his paintings cannot be surpassed by
bose painted by first artists ESQ caed) at prices ynIyn
from SlO0 TO S2p0 His rooms are open for Visltos ~
honTs dnrng the day. Ladies and gentlemen rr:psGuunJ
Invited 10 call. FhANhAiA' r " Ho,sl
OiOo-
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IN CUANCEKY.-Beiorelh he Chancelor.-John J.
Palmer Special Recevervs. Mathew Mcdowell and Me-
ria ni3 wife and others-Bl for foreclosure OF Mortgage
g. w Bonncy Compliments Solicitor, SO Wall street
Charles A. Wilber OF the defendants IN this cause
whose place OF residence u al Detroit in the State OF
iga required appear n this and answer me pm
OF Complaint fled Ia this cause on before tie sixth Day
OF March next s4s) the said Bill Of Compliant WI 10
taken % COMES sed py him. OIL An'"
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6oIi0an advertisements.

CAKES FOR THE COMING HOLlDAfs.-
" Families residing IN .hs upper part OF The cy, are re-
speculy invited call ard examine The assortment o
Cake of ali description fresh daily the old established
bakery No 81 C6rtaud.st Orders thankfully received
Cakes sent free of expense any part OF tue CITY, BY
az I'm. GEO. ARCULARIUS SON.
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The oiyision OF the prohIs Is annual
TIL. nsiuuon offers many important adyaEtages both
Win r-,p-c to Life Insurance, and 10 It's system OF Annu
,irs immediate and deferred
may be effected by persona their own lives
or he lives foers for the whole tefm OF life or for limit
~ nerods and the Society being formed the Nutna! ard
Jopt stock priacple partes enabled above shown,
TO participate profits Of the while uer poi-
rs ar. Guaranteed not only by the accumulation
Of premiums by capital Of and half millions OF
dollars.
The premiums may be paid yearly half yearly, or quar-
teyly and parties nsurng for the whsle Of life arc
allowed 70 borrow thirds Of all premiums paid asr tho
first year. (see tsblel
Insurance Is effected and losses settled under the d.
recion of the Local Board OF Directors EewYork 10
whom also authority Is delegated for investing the Society
funds in this country
Pamphlets contaning Tables of Rates &c and ali peees
sary information may be obtained application =; tGE '
ciety's Office, "A Wall-st J. LEANDEh - 49,,
d. 2m3.wis General A gent for North America
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re- Dyspepsia or Indigestion.-All that invehda
can desire In tbs distressing snd almost inGrscrihhbe com
plant is presented in DR.. Woods Sarsaparla and Wild
Cerrv Bitters skfuy prepared and delightful Tonic and
Aperirnt every day becoming more aud more popusr-
Certificates the efficacy OF this medicine may be had oil
the agents, Wyatt & Ketchum l2l FutonsL d9 Oils
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~ To protect people from the cruelty aud de-
ceplion OF The cOun,eeiters of DaeHs Nasicn! ram TX
rncsr who try palm of their trash IA The same, H. Dh.
lev viii written every box II this IS not regarded
many life may pay the forfeit but II l. certain th3se VINO
spend their money the imitation " III br deceived
General Depot for the United States for the sale o. me
above snye is lie FuIon--t Sun Building " Y oil Otis
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soecaI Receiver vf John D. Halleck and Sarah
bis wife and oth-rs b.! foreclosure OF Mortgage B.
W 5onney, Com painAnrs Solicitor, % Whtst T. VIE
chester Hoyc one OF TIE defendants IN this cause, whose
Dace OF residence Little Fort in the State OF Illinois, IL
required 10 appear this and answer the bill Of COM
,nt filed In this cause before The sixth day Of March
next {si6 or the said b! OF complaint will be taken as
.-rC...ad n-hf dI lAwSw
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS
Wholesale and Retail
1SOO LADIES AND MISSES Cloaks, Cosis and Z ar.
l,)UV dnss OF the fashionable uia,Iiss, al pces
from 81 50 10 $40 10 which examination Is respectfully
inyi,ed WAMSLEY HOLT,
al lrnis No. ~ CatherinesL near Chsthsr-squsre-
MEMS, BOYS AND oHILDREN'S
Fashionable Clothing.
LARGE assortment at wholesale and retail, No IL
n Bowery N. Y. las 5mis'l JOS. B. CLOSE x co.
NNEKCOATS, Clocks, Winter FrocAn, &C IN various
~ new styles, for sale, ready made. al 81 Broadway
MIC lar WIN. T. JENNINGS Co.
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NEW YORk CASH TAILORING Estao Establish
ment 1877 Broadway, three doors below The FRANK nn
Eou. Tb. subscribers would call the attention OF her
customers and the public very large and well seeeSa
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods. Embracing al INC
si styes OF French and English Pels Cloths for winter
black and fancy Bopesns ELASTIC Cnssnsres OF
entrs patterns very rich SYKES o. sAs, 1aaneig 10
and Velvet V-sinys suitable the coming season All OF
which will be made order At law hours nouee, Ahd IN
the same superior style for which tho esADsheu' o'
been 80 long celebrated. ,,, T., ,,.
Employing IN the cutting department, the best seni ~ te
c,y we do MOI hesitate challenge comparison WIN any
In point STYLE elegance and workmanship Al 'De Ahe
un. our prices will convince tho most skepuch, ns ns
rate garments can furnished very feduced ates iof
cnsh We would call attention 10 The Fancy pepatt,
men connected with the establishment where can he ouno
every article requisite complete genueinans WARDROBE
Of The newest and rchost selected by our agents
In The iris and London unrket Also AN assortment OF
ready made Dress Frock Coats and winter garmento OF
-ysry description for hs accommodation Of those requiring
articles vi dress for immediate USE On
OF isf j. Y. nOoih w.