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STRAW HATS AND SILK GOODS.
BAKER ~ NAP f R.
IYAyurAcTURE' a} sysrg a ,.s assS:'o@ s@ R.a
~ as gy The 15 a1G" @ s1 4 5es ood 90 ief
OF sa" b'Ha, sanss n9 an az ne ne ] Roaciag siSG
adelaide P!a.; Bee Bee b g9TGsls; net a;;.,l..
brilliant =. . do E-gt9n. 59
Shell Anereaine i, and DeTon
Ty Would respectfully invite the attention oil linen"
their cre stock Of Neaposn Hqd Neag9iaa & LACE "a Bon
nhh offered at the lowest market pnees nj os Its No %
wH0LESALE OR RET4IL,,
n WHEELER Y co. g Naiten Lane wha posses, unu,
- f o5 5 sn3 .e md sG sdi a.Srmep ina T II
cIoTHS C.fSSIliERES, p.ESTYGS SEKGES
;ry ;, ii scli Wholesale or rrl extremely small ad
vance They therefore with great confidence a.
5 Jou1Gr yInen Tailof aIs espsclIy invited to call
mis- Inns
y fGK sALE-Ib- sibscri6s would . h, stock 9f COMBS
and Fancy Goods. with f trade, on such terms Is vi" be ad
d.ir5, Of ,skar hold of profabe 5u.1ess VIII rake
80 a. IL i,sis. 2r.'''''' - I5s Maid,Tane
rANCY GOODS -IND COMB WAREHOUSE.
WI II CARY & co.
TlIPORTERS and Dealers IN Faaey Goods, Tortoise
L Shell Ivory, h'Fn q aad - ti,i1i - p :
Buttons B.ush-s Cutlery -I.Eer PrncC ases 1hImblss
-ctacez Spoons Aceortious. Jeweiry Fe.tumsTy. Nr-
G-s Pas Focket-Books sc No 2 Peafs-siIe opposite
Ce t,r-s-rrel Ne-I9Tk Dealers II Ivory. l. roise-
Sh-il Horns. Tios. Bares. Rafran. t1c- nj ln~ndls-
!, ro -SEW-YoRE, ALBANY AND TROY
- LISE.-For Albany aad Troy direct
-. from the Pier Tie foot Of Cortiantt
srr-- the ow-pr-ssaEe STEAMBOAT SWALLOW. Captain
A. Il Squire, This EVENING, tTue.tay, Mach 81 at
- or Fs,sa.- OF freight apply on Board. or TO CLARK
Al tie Office on th- What.
- Freight aiken the reasonable terms.
q Freight mas; De put charge Of he frssh: Agent
ti~ Company uill rot ~ responsible for loss-s ms
,. T-s5@s \ N0TiCG-P0UGHKEEPST AND
60 NEV.-TORk- The steamboat Ell REkA
.SlE-<zzS has Lem temporarily wItb;Fawa from tbs
rou- oriero r-ake alterations, ind will resune
her TRIP on the i.t April. mis- u
SPENCER, % Chambers srreef. now ready 10
- uppy Cent elIea with the Spnug Pattern Hats Ire
cd fines; Sutrn furnished By him q. 81 and hs In
'--'s' : 49, mil IFS
SFINE FRENCH CALF DRESS BooTS-A
isw OF quality, just recrirea difs'
from the manufacturer for sale - Siaidsn Lans
.Ss NM Imis- FRENCH * EVER-TT-
GOLD LEaF-lhe bes, GOLD LA n Tins c1ty waf
" raDted largest sss; quality and ow pSe 70 oe ha
Gold Foil al low Of eos per elual 10 the bes In
| the country Small profits, quick return. motto
ruia lms. J. l. WAUGH. Prstca! Cod-Be
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.

RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. IN the Sore Latey occupied by
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cONNERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

20 canlnerdal aaa Ilaneg Ma r., .es z Rege.g
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WANTED.

A SITUATION WANTED-By respectable you7s
n woln seimstFes or 70 % liSh; e4rb-r work and
unt.r,,sls trss-uzkrE-oud have no OBJECTION 70 the
couz;r- or The cz7- OF eilden. EafaI- No 7ei
st+err nj ..
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Csr,etinc or any articl. the liGe respectfully n
y,ed to call and examine Of The ms;t extensive and De,,
ali othef STYLES OF CarDeting, OIL Cloths, Rugs,
etc be found "a , ey he enit. stock Is msm
ufcore Of this country aud Europe. Ia the assortment are
i4ny .eadd patterns and Of eo!ofs which are not
10 e f6nd at any orhef Purchasr BE- assured INST
,ry will the prices much lower than at any similar Is
etnrrenced uphol.eref will attend the dt,ing
,n,;.a' 80 90 " " " w r. GUIONS New stof-,
,n92 . Frontu, on S. East Broadway and II Di'sonst
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Any LADY OK GENTLEMAN desiring Instructions
N in Ches, learn of opportunity by addressing t. w
at the Tribune offc..
Tems S. p,i in advance for of l2 lessons of
hour each One dollar will be charged when the lessons
All com,n, nicstons must b. FREE m2i lIsua-
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ny depressed condition. and prices current were within
small fraction Of being low as ever before reached
1t is anticipated that advces leaving Liverpool immedi
atey after the reception Of the Presidents message will
be more favorable for speculaons in cotton on this side
than those leaving before particularly if the message
creates avery strong feeling the other side. The
excitement the message may produce the other side
cannot be but temporary, and any Improvement in the
market prices of great staple will be just about
short lived as there very little doubt but that the def
cient harvests of Great Britain, and the continent
In connection with the very large crop Of cotton in this
country, will have very material influence upon the
consumption and the market price. The margin for
a Decline before last years prices in this market are
reached, gives hope that the dealers in and pro
ducers of. this article, will make profitable years
business this
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Died,
On Wednesday morning, December ~, Mr. SAMUEL
MonIsoN formerly of New York in the Goth year of his
age.
His friends and acquaintances and those of his son
Robert and his son-inaw Henry Adar respectfully
invited to attend his funeral today Thursday at ock
p NJ, from his late residence, Dutch Kilns, Newtown
township Carriages will be in waiting at the Williams
burgh ferry, foot Of Grand street, Williamsburgh.
On the 2st instant Mrs ANN r. HULL, consort of the
late Commodore Isaac Hull u S. Navy, in the 42d year
of hor age.
The funeral took place Tuesday last
On Wednesday, the Gath instant, WIN. HENRY, Of
Edward and Mary Sweeney, aged years, months and
3dsys.
The hiends and acquaintance of the family
specttuiy invited TO attend the funeral this day. at
o'clock, from No. 95 West Broadway.
AT Remilly Depa ement des ATdennes, France on
the sth Of November last, THOMAS HUME, Jr, United
States Consul at Sedan eldest of Thomas Hume of
Philadelphia.
On Monday evening, 22d instant after painful ill.
ness which he bore with Christian fortitude, Mr. YVES
LEY TnLoU, aged SO years.
His friends and acquaintance likewise the members of
the Baptist Tabernacle Mulberry also the members
Of the Union Division No. ., Sons Of Temperance, and
the order in general invited attend his funeral on
Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. l0l Mott st. It
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WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1916.
Island Of Cuba.

MIR. Levy submitted the following resolution,
which was received with much laughter, and, under
the rule, lies over
Resolved, That in the opinion Of the Senate i s ad
visabe for the President to open negotiations with the
Government oil Spain for the cession to the United states
of the Island Of Cubahe inhabitants OF said island con-
senting thereto,
On the 23rd, Senator Levy, from Florida, offered
the above resolution in the Senate. When it comes
ND il will be laid on the table. 1t was received
with much laughter, and was the occasion of many
bon n,ots by the wing as well as the democratic
Senators "no in the secret" The Government is
perfectly serious upon the subject. Mr.. Levy, "a
gentleman standing closely in the confidence Of the
Executive,) as a Senator from the State lying
present aspect OF foreign relations, and very de-
sirabe to possess, was selected TO ofer the ABOVE
resolution. Its object is to throw the SUBJECT before
the country for the people to canvass and De ready
for prompt action when the results OF what the Exc
cutive is now preparing are ready to De commune
Gated to the representatives. OF the people IN Con-
gress. An "Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentary" to Spain, trusted friend OF the
administrations has been recently selected, and will
leave forthwith tor Madrid with ample powers aud
ful ;nstrucons The latter will be prepared, Under
the superintendence of Mr.. Buchanan, by his as
sisant' Nicholas p. Trist, Esq, so many years re-
sident at Havana, as American Consul. No man 10
more capable Of aiding the Department OF state NJ
this uncture for no is so aw fat IN every th,ng
that relates to the Island Of Cuba, as Mr. Tnst Hr
married a Miss Randolph, grand daughter 81
Thomas Jefferson, and was appointed by Anurcw
Jackson Consul at Havana, Cuba. He did good
service 10 the administration during the curr"sc y
excitement in the United States, by his yaiostis
and laborous researches and reports upon the CUT
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 23d, 1916

WASHINGTON, OcC AOu, 1OtO.
The two Houses having adjourned over till Satur-
day next, merely to please Mr.. Mcconnell, of Ala
bama the members are of, heller SHELTER, to the
different parts of the country. The gay and beauti
full still remain among us, to show that man is not
entirely excluded from the garden of Eden. The
pleasant sun, to-day called out the youth and smiles
of our city and many old bachelor signs, as he
walks this vale Of sunshine, that, for him, it still
remains vale of tears.
The grand fashionable season opens on Wednes-
day evening next, at Caruss saloon, with the first
assembly. These are elegant parties. There are
four of them during the session. The first will be
given as above. The music is divine, the dancing
graceful the ladies' beautiful but the suppers-oh
essence of peppermint In the language of DIR.
Valentine, it makes feel as if he were avoiding
CAKE cut up INTO little pieces, and all the girls tast-
ing it.
understand that Mr.. CabelI, of Florida, is to re-
tain his seat The committee have decided. by one
majority, TO report this to the House.
Ii is said that Judge Woodward of Pennsylvania,
was to-day, nominated to the vacant judgeshp, for
merly held in the Supreme Court by Judge Baldwin.
The cabinet have been in close confab, to-day
They have been, undoubtedly, considering the state
of our foreign relations.
probably concocting matters for the future, with
ference to their candidate for the presidency in lS4S
may have something Of interest to say of this in
day or two.
George M. Dallas, Daniel Webster, MIR. Winthrop,
and Others were among the departures for the
North, this evening" They go to bring on their ia
miles, some OF them at least.
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AmusEmENTs.
PARK IHEAT.sNa
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
Thursday evening, December rs,
s soil n psNs''t GiSi.
66 sy1; %at.m NJ NJ S S.Fsia
Airline. .;a:.:,..i.. =. Mrs segua
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
s =. Th Rasse Racket. Mr. r. B BI.nd
Mr.. DsuEget. Mr. Bass
DONE BROWN
Mr. Frederick Done Brown. .;;,...,;.. Barrett
q 81; Pr ': 90 "s ssas aG'a alsry
DosI. s O'Clock saa I'll. Curtain wr,s prsei,s,
sOWERY THEATRn.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
CHRISTMAS
AFTERNOON " EVENING PERFORMANCE
afternoon Performance
Doors open boTD s with the
s Naae s Mar'is D, ;ca%as
''''' Comic song nj H @is ssIEs'n
ADVENTURES as o oS'' The HEATH.
Rose MIR: Sergeant saa"aS
IDIOT f Sc sfP: AHE y sHX lsf
fatrick BLANCHARD
'U Caaih Leary MIR. Sergeant
Evening Performance
Doors open SAMos s'i ryTHAs with
Damon ......"............... -. Scott
Song -. Mrs sersseap, sag =. MIR Davenport.
BR At!f, y6'e MONK 81
Lous ChaasIet Bi;0 S6ony
rD,cvTso conclude yi;h erns
s. cents second a M' rs ssFSfn s
Door. will open e half paste the curtain will r,-u,
BOWERY CIRCUS.
CHRISTMAS DAY FESTIVAL.
THREE PERFOR NOES
Memns-to commence at 70 o'clock
Boxes, IS cent. spit ,2,4 een,s-chdren h,lf.price
f"'' 81 SANTA II "s CLAW IS"s Of
VISIT TO HIS CHILDREN.
H::::s;; $ i:::
Thirteen Acts s Of ~. Horsen sen,
d .ms by the arsfs Of the
NATIONAL THEATRE AVID CIRCUS,
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
wELcH 'S MANN n %a ANS 5T pEt a
the Wqe ssS.
Gymuasts unriya ed the Equine Temples Of
France and England
The limits Of advertisement will barely admit of des-
eps,ye list Of some Of the highly gifted artists Of this
IN THE FEMALE CLASS
MADAME MACARTE. First Pdncpal.
...rH MRS HOWARD, First Scene questran.
MRS r. WOODS, Allamande and Two Horse Equestrian.
Tight Rope Dancer and tuesirian embodying variety
Fancifui and Neurological characters,
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Equestyians, LEVI NORTH and T. V.
TURNER
Ma, l First Equestrian Pa~nt9mist, e ROGERS
- SlGNOR GERMAN
Two and -Four Horse Equestrian and Positionist, J. J.
NATHANS
His pupils are w. Cincade and Little Pastor
Personitier Of Local Characters, sc MIR. Il WOODS
Principal Arena Equestrian w. 3 carroll
First Vsul'er of the Troupe. Mr.. MCFARLAND.
Equlibrist and Posturer, MR.. g DUNBAR.
Clowns MtssRs. MAY and WI LIS.
Ring Master, H. NICHOLS
professional Comic Vocasts, MESSRs. DICKINSON,
LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
large company of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
efhTsleat led by Mr. MYEss, late ofths fak Theatre
The Box Office from o'clock in the unit
O'clock I'm where attention will be paid the public
wishes
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TEMPLEION'S
GREAT CONCERT FOR THE POOR.
pl aSIDA E9k sf'R instant MIR AUSTIN PHILLIPS
49, MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.
Nusic-James the Thirds attachment mnstreIs.Curous
,sgardng them il his reign and that Of Macbeth
Stirling Castle
The mq.,rs.y on Scottish
Music by King James THE beauties Of the ancient Scots
t. The
of Queen Mary with the Dauphn Of FranceThe
s anS % Nays
Mays early bereavements-he return tandher fare
thou rs,sa1, Shore
arksbe Of of ths
Pibroch-Poey and Music Of King James the Fh-his
eeH'''c''ie' and 'aSe sons.Jolly Besg.r.
sxlh.osssn ElizsSs.h Si 70 her god.oa-M.Iy forced
At
Lady s%s% S%ssl saS
sdhsr attempts 70 regain bsIy-lugsnuy of William
s' e 'i0 on with speed
81 her e s
patriotic resolves meeting Of the troops Langsideaal de
81 me hlc%. e o
lection of Queen Eiizabet-her nineteen years captivity,
Fnale-Where shall / rest'
PART III.
The Star Spans led Banner
Henry Carey the author OF Sally our Alley avorte
Of Addison the Poet Of the time OF Charles ii.
The senSy Es. Ssfy Asg attending
have ba s
your door.
The Beggar Girl.
Shields Cotemporaries-hs Reward from the Fountain of
Masa%s Ss'sf
ted among the woud-be judses-Chares ncedon and the
Pleasures Of the Chssehe Noble Earl with his Stays
s9mxoX part hlar reGast oid lower
the City Hotel Aston House Franklin House, How
ards American Hotel and the New York Hotel the up
end OF Broadway and the Tabernacle the evening
of performance.
Doors open IT 7, to commenc ats. d23rc
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WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1916.

Mr.. Mel confirmed by the Senate to-day,
IN secret sess, sMinister TO England. No other
nomination acted on. Mr. Saunders has not vet
been nominated as Minister to Spain, and if North
Carolina democratic influence can prevent 1t, will
not be. Mr. Wilkins has not been nominated as
Judge of the Supreme Court, and will not be--for
Judge Woodward, the caucus nominee of the last
Legislature OF Pennsylvania for Senator, defeated
by Cameron, will be, most probably, the fortunate
man. O.P.Q.
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GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL.
THE FIRST GRAND EXCLUSIVE FANCY DRESS
l. BALL Of the Minerva Society, will be held at the Mi
nerva Rooms, No a06 Broadway on THURSDAY tChrst
masl Evening, Dec. IS, 1876
The committee announcing this 1.-THE only ball to be given
by the above Society this would inform their friends
those who attended their balls last year. that they
made such enables them all who
favor them with their company sageeabe evenings
ntsrtainment
Mr. VILLAGES unrvaed QaadriIle Band has been snssssd
for the occasion dl 2taw td23 Tu&Th nc
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALD
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE IRISH
public that Annual Ball aid OF the funds of the
Society will be given at Niblos ON MONDAY Evening" De-
Tickets to admit gentleman and two ladies' are three dol
each and be had from any OF the officers OF the So
II. w. Clerke, Esq, President, - Nassau st.
Gregory Den, kAq., LIST Vice President, 80 Barclay
Joseph Stuart, Esq ,2d Vice President 50 w iamst.
Hugh Kelley Esq, Sd Vice President, 1888 Bowery
Jsmfs asq Trs, ~ EXCHANGES
Place.
John +. Doyle ESQ Corresponding Sec'y, IS Nassau T.
NJ J. O'Connor Esq, Recording Sec'y, 90 John st.
Felix Iugoldsby, Esq, l19 Maiden lane.
John Manning, Esq, l66 Pearl ST.
9. II. Sheahan, Esq Fulton st.
James Mathews, Esq. e3 Wall ST.
DR.. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm ST.
Arthur Stewart, Esq, SO Merchants Exchange.
z. N. Naury, Esq, SO Pine st.
James dwell, Esq, l7o Westst
Thomas Boland Esq, 10 Ann ST.
John McNcol, ESQ 81 Roosevelt ST.
Thomas Swanwick, Esq, s. Pine st.
James Shepherd Esq.
Charles u. shea: Esq, Cedar at Nd~~
And At the office 81 the Society, No 6 Ann street.
u29 SaTuGTh to D28src
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fyENTLEMkN OF NEW YOKk--Ny celebrated
" AMBROSIAL ROSE AND ALMOND SHAW INC
CREAMS defy comparison in America or Europe No per
will any other after using this Emoent Paste It's
the best the best Give il only single trial do mot
ask any mere 10 convince you. warrant IT,
For sale Wholesale aud retail, at -
JULES HAUEL4
Perfnmery and Chemical tQre,
i6 South Third street, Phif04e1phia,.
and by my agenu-J b. Jaauemod No as Brqadwsy; =. 4
Arault, Lafayette Bazaar Nos 9 and 3l broadwayj A.
Willard. =. w. corner of Cedar aud William streets
Prefniums awarded At the franklin Institute MO nn-rc
AMEs II kEGLEKs o.. Batter, Cheese and L,,d. 100
~ EroRt street ollie
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AUCTION SALES.

Nm w SHIRLEY. Auetioneer.
CHiNA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE-ByH T.
No Liberty street Trade sale by catalogue, in lots from
the shelves 70 suit reaersP ntsd Painted Edged Dg and
&C Ware: White Granite China Tea Toys Faacy Toilet
Pifn.
Also other Glass Ware and Fancy Goods from importers
close consignments
Unlimited goods will be received till Friday dos lt.r
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nv A NnEn

FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
I1Q BROADWAY tbetween Broom and Grand Streets
Dis where servants and Of capacity both
male and female, are furnished to employers.
TIL. characters Of all offering for situations will be strictly
examined before they leave the Office and but the honest
sober industrious and capable recommended allowed
to employers
Women girls and boys Wishing employment of any
kind who satisfactorily the above character OBJ
good sitU >tionsno others need apply nl9 lmfm
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
7 OSr-A GOLD PfNCIL CASE with the initials OF
IL y. "engrav ed Topaz in the top The above
reward will be paid by leaving it the desk of this Office
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WANTED,
CUBSCRIBERS-AtC LARkS < STEVAN'S Free Agen-
cy and Tsmpersnee lntegence Duane street west Of
charge, and also with e delay possible
waters &c. every description aud good moral charace
a first Cook hand 81 Duane n2O lmtrh
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CHEAP AMUSEMENT.
O. Admission only st Cents.-E1
FIGHT Performance THIS Day and Evening" the Hall Of
II Novelty of Pearl and Centre Martin Fla
vim in his Comic Songs; Ethiopian Baud of MnstIels The
Blind Fiddler Miss Clifton; African Polka Grand Opera IL
lustraion Of Tricks upon Strangers.
Performance at 10, 70, IA, and p NJ DDS lire
MONSIEUR JULES FONTANA,
DIANIST AND COMPOSER. from Paris begs
pounee that his First CONCERT in New York is post
poned Saturday, the Sd Of January the Apollo Room
when he viii be assisted by several distinguish artists
Further particulars in future advertisements dps Ctr
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that application will be
IN the Legislature OF this Stat session, for
to incorporate Society called The Hermans Brothers Be-
nevoent Society"
Now York, December II, 1916. dis 3swew-rc
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THE AMATEUR RS.

AMATEURS.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
THE Gentlemen amateurs, who performed II amet" at
Palmos Opera House. the IN have since been
csn and urgently requested repeat The performance, by
OF their friends who unable to gain admittalce
the above evening They hv therefore determined t.
ply with the general and respectfully that
The performance will be repeated the place, Tues
day next 30h ns aud that the interest which manifested
witness the repetiou be turned immed benefit
has been resolved charge price for admission aud
the entire proceeds the " New York Association for
improvement of the Condition Of the Poor who this
unusually want
Tickets of which limited number will be issued can be
obtained at the box office If the Opera House. Monday and
Tuesday Price of each ticket dollar, admit
tleloan and lady. d24 3istmc
LADIES' FAIR IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET
4 HE Ladies Of ST. Peters Church will open their Fair
the sale useful and Fancy cles Monday the 22d
instant at 10 o'clock A. and continue throughout the
ming The public respectfully invited to attend
d20 tim
SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION.
k00 TURKEYS and Chickens will be setup be shot
OOO at w l.. Abbos foot of goth Thur day
18th Dec. The Poultry good oder and great sport
ranted.
n B-Kpp Browns stages stop within two minutes walk
of the shooting ground. d2f Ctr
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IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
HAVING inst received from Europe, wh assortment
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movemen lot
Independent Seconds and double Watches and Move
ments OF entirely style aud OF superior nsh
nm opportunity call the attention in the watch
business to visit stock which, respect will be
FOUND advantageous both for price and quality -
DELACHAUX * MARE,
!, No. l27 Fulton street, New York.
S@Engagsd also IN the watch making business,
ucuatiy those ~ hur and diicult works. MA lmem
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LECTURES ON CONSUMPTION.
DR WILTON will deliver = course q three Lectures
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings Dec 23d Gath,
and 2h insans at the Society Library Lecture Room No
36 broadway, corner of Leonard street. az IA o'clock
Introductory Lecture free.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies', be OBJ
tanned by calling
p. Perkins, No. Wall street,
saxton u Miles, 205 Broadway,
DR.. Middleton, 70 Chambers ST., and Go varck ST.
Subject he luass their anatomy OF the
heart circulation of the blood, animal heat, &c.
I'd ectureA view Of the cause symptoms dis
eases which Consumption Also, brief Of
the results Of practical auscultation.
Sd Leciure-On the prevention and H. this lecture
much valuable information will be given in relating
which have under his observation and treatment within
the lest few the Eastern States where he has been
lee Hrns upon aud the disease has picard
disease in its form, will give brief statement of his
The lectures will be illustrated by full at Webbes
plates, taken from nature. of the zs OF llf..
B. Dr. Wilton has for the taken at CO Va
rick street. between st Johns Park and Canal where
he may be consulted from A. to g. and from Ito p. NJ
from r M. he will be liberty visit those who
unable to call on him his rooms. DE 4t+r
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THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE
SOCIAl. CLUB,
WILL be held at NIBLO'S SALOON on Christmas
w Evening Dec. 25tn, l843 Dodworhs Celebrated Band
is engaged for the evening.
Tickets TO be had Of the following
COMMITTEES
Robt N. Denyse 446 Hudson G. Campbell I5l Barrow
street. H. M. Rich, lie Roy and Hud-
Edward Ralph Jr, l96 Will streets.
liam street X. Wickstead, s. Canal st.
Henry Josephs Morton and George Hasead 800 Hudson
West streets
James Stout 4f0 Huson st John Bron 1876 Canal street
Rob-. Edwards, King and Hud-
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Important from Washington.

Our letters from Washington, received last night.
which we annex, are very interesting and inn
portant.
The nomination OF Hon. Louis .icLane, as MIN
lister to England, has been confirmed by the Senate
A large number Of nominations are now before
the Senate, awaiting the action Of that body; and
among the number is that of Hon. George w.
Woodward, Of Pennsylvania, to be Judge Of the
Supreme Court OF the United States.