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DIR. Lnrdncr,s LECTURES.

Eeven numbers OF this useful and attractive Scientific
ND Popular Work have been published and all tie back
Numbers may still be obtained. The Twelfth Number
"pity priu,ed and will be- published Immediately on
ssep' Of portion OF lost copy. which we expect TO
''.eVs again from DR.. Lardner by the next steamer
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DIED.

In this City yesterday 10Th inst CT consumption MIR.
JOHN GRIFFITH. aged 80 yeas.
Albany and Buffalo papers please copy
On the 29lh. Ann, wife of VIM, NJ. Hicks, 40
On the 2sh. Henry Wseburn. 22st
AT Stamford, CT. OATH James S. Davenport, formerly
Of New. York i5
this City, 50.
Al Albany s5th Henry of thclate H. II. Crane, H.
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MAR RED:

At Richmond on the 23d inst. by Rev. Mr.. Norwood,
Hon. JAMES A. Seldom Representative in Congress
from Virginia, TO SARAH BRUCE daughter OF the late
James Bruce. OF Halifax County. Va
Al Pensacola 9Th 1t. Francis B. Henshaw, u g. N. to
Florida !. Brosnaham
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o Tar wHIc ALMANAC for $40 contains ar

~ THE WHiG ALMANAC Tor 1916 contains an
.See On the subject OF the Oregon Territory which
ioand very interesting At this particular time II
=. e0a'airs complete List OF all the Senators and
Of the House OF the next Congress, besides q
amount Of Other matter, Statistical. Political and
S. ~. The price is only Ia cents per copy or
49,. aoLea. may be obtained OF any VI the Book
e9A 0f Country MerchnnIa
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,va ~ An evening edition OF The Trbuneis printed
1'eInoon al o'clock, containing the latest
IN the city OF New York up to that hour, besides
o. Of the Markets and Sales of Stocks up
md n,sSL, r. NJ Travellers on board OF steamboats,
lie sSas leaving the city in the afternoon obtain
e'eanS edition by inquring for it of the news boys.
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months, ending June So I Year ending June
Sales of Real Estate.

Sales of Real Estate.
By 4. J. Blocker
The story frame building and lot No 1913 Wash
inp,on.st with brick house rear OF lot on
Fultonst. Lot 81 feet inches front, 70 feet
inches rear by as feet on one side and 81 feet 10
;ncbes ont IT, other sa5 200
:: 9 s7e &C Greenwchst. Is BY 10 Sc 900
Two lots on lSth-st. near sihayenue. As feet 6
inches front 40 feet 10 inches rear, By &c feet on
one side and 90 on the other 2,35O
if S;ncb U.S by 100 feet $3.50 each $3.50
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

MANUFACTURED and selected with care and skill, OF
M good materials and quality, and offered for sale at very
reasonable prices pretending sell gold watch at cost
and fing' in dozen silver spoons-bu, will give good
article al az price possibly be sold. bill Will
given with each article sold If desired guaranteeing the
quality Assortment consists OF gold and silver Watches
Chains Keys Pencils Pens and Specaces Stone and Hair
Bracelets Rings, Brooches, &c. nc
Careful attention repairing all kinds OF Watches and
Jewery Old gold and silver taken 10 exchange at Its full
value or bou ght for cash
HUBBARD G. STONE, 4Ol Broadway,
40, ,TiIa Corner of Waker.at
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u North River Insurance Compnny-Ofice
No. laa observation-disclosures $3.50 000.-Ths Company,
having uine.uptedly in business nearly twenty
wears continues Insure sgans Loss or Damage by Fire
mon favorable terms Having their Capital entire and
possessing tbs ses, Stock Capital in the City they offer
an amount of security by any similar nstu
ton. kIChAhD "hAhIi IL, usS ,1
PETER R WARSER. Secretary. dl2 lmis
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amusements.

MERICAN MUsEUM-Every day and evening
"A this week commencing Monday, Dec <Sn .spiendid
Ing p,.tz The Manager has engaged for The eltire
holdsy Sessos, the tsest wonders tn eIlseaee e Gee
anew collection of Dssoving Views He hiss also srrsns
"a ,a No eahietoa Of Laughing Gas. Also ergsgeo ar
Fanny DESIRING, MAdam- Rock weI The Fortune Teller.
q mn. . cent, Childr.n under 10 III eent.
eftrrto consult tb- Fortune Teller pr:vsteiy
MUS1cAL--THE HARMONHONS
HAVING met TIE unSaasee .pprobston OF The elite and
11.shonabe circles throu ghoa; New.EnsIand eiies
fs appearance In NevYork, NSo's saloon, On Friday
evening January Cd, 1915 Ga whi:h occasion hey viii
perform variety OF pleasing Tros Giees Cnar,ees ard
Melodies OF which have never been Performed Ia this
city In The course Of the evening they VIII a.o introduce
number Of Russes beat Songs with Piano Forte accom-.
pantment
OF Sax,on Mica, The principal Music Ssoses Broadway.
snd az the door. Doors open at e.-to commence X
O'Clock eSl Sus-
GRAND BALL NEW YEARS NiGaT.-MR J.
NPAKKER wishes to announce 10 h.s friends and The
public rai he intends giving CIVIC Ba on Thursday Eve
ming Jsn lst al his ,oom In Bsyards. on which
duced.
Tickets ST. to admi, gentleman and bis l.dic., be
obtained al the North American Hotel and al DR. rs resi-
denes 2u7 Bowery.
late hour d5l 2s
NEW-ENliIAND SOCIETY.-This Society hav.
~ ing resolved 10 postpone their annual celebration
the I'D December viii give Festival Ball in place OF such
celebration on The svenns Of tho nh Of Jsnusy neS! h
members OF the Board of oesss from the Secretay and
al The Astor House
MOSES Il. GRiNNELL Pres't IS South-st
ALFRED A. wsrKs, Sec'y. 81 Wal-st- dis tojs7s
DRIVATE DANCING and " Airing Academy Nc. 80
Mercer-st the second three story building below Prince.
Mr. J. II. Soaring respectfully informs his fdends Pc
irons and the public thai he has reoPened his School for tho
season al bio residence above Days OF uion Wenes
days and Saturdays at 81 O'Clock for young !sdies aud
ms.,ers Tuesdays and Fdsys ats o'clock p NJ for gen.
uemep.
Glasses will be formed other days TO meet the conve-
nieuce OF Pupils
Ladies and gentlemen receive private lessons any
Mr. Searins's much admired LIS Polka Cusdrlle and Pol
ski Mazurka will be taught In addition 10 La Polka aud the
graceful styles OF dancing and WALKING PIsate SGT
rees exclusively for pupils parents guardians VIII be
given usual
Mr. Soaring would particularly call the attention OF gen.
trmcn DESTROYS Of learning WALKING his Saturday
ing Glass; for all the syles including La Polka For ers
and particulars apply ms above dis l2usoodua
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J7HE subscriber wishes IN some
situation suitable for per.on og snsbs MIN 70 give
uss aS II which would be satisfactory Any
eommuneaon for him len with M T. ovd ns, ~s
maker, No. ! 0oiHa II. HINSDALE,
PROM p S, a.tsn'''i Formerly liz Broadway.
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FIRE IN BosToN.-The millinery establishment
of Miss Cassidy in Westinghouse was set on fire by
burglar on Sunday night and before it was extinguished
her stock was nearly destroyed Loss between $4,000
and $1,000 The Old South Church was slightly DANA
ged by fire on Monday night
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.


DtC
AsHES-The market is still without change and not
not very active. Some 81 bbs Pots at So 7o and 90 bbs
Pearls at l2i.
CoTTON-The sales continue very trilng shippers
doing nothing and consumers falling Oft in their de-
mands The sales to-day and yesterday have been about
500 bales with rather less hrness on the part OF hold
era The quotations for strict Liverpool classification
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General Notices.

~ religions Noticc.-Rev. Stephen DIN, d. D..
President of Wesleyan University Conn. will preach this
evening 81 inst. in The NJ E. Church Of Madison
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r9-AIicn Dodwortt.s Private Dancing School
No AS Brooue-st Broadway. Polka MHzurka and
all other fashionable dances aught ia correct style.
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.T,SnnIU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Relail-KEL-
w TYa RIKER No. ISL CbahaIn-st open .hs morning
70 cases Transparent Window Shades oil variety Oh pat
lerns size aud quality, al prices ~ per cent lower an Vic
rs pairs Landscapes sad Scrolls at prices varying from
- 80 pa;rs Landscape washable, Slto3.
$50 q Gothic, washable, sic s.
IS Roman Arches, q new article, Sotoa
100 new yles very rich, 81 10 Is.
Merchants and others SUPPLIED with Shades, &c
$50 S;s- kelly & RlKER. ISL Chahsn-st
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79TINUDE SHADES, Wholesale and RetaiL-Inose
w Ladies who intend surprise their ends by the brl-
isncy of their NewYeers Embellishments, are especially
ojici,ed TO call and examine The stock Of u. T. Webb n-
nr,ar and Manufacturer Of Transparent Window snaoe
No +s PearI-st where viii be exhibited with plessufs a
offered al yery reduced rates large assortment OF W
Savr shades from the prices the moot beaeuui
French and Italian, Including many new designs % @
nsi elegance which cannot found IN any oher s2re,
I'd could NOT a 10 pease me moot ssudious fancy ths
s'Stc SCI. 'ai uO0'' Il T. WEBB 45s PearI.st
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ry- CJ,irxoyance, Animal and EIectro-Maa-

CY- CInirvoyance, Animal md Elcctro-l Mag
nefisn led TO the Treatment of Dsease-J p. WEBS.
TER recently ON South, has located this city,
The purpose Of treating discusses above Residence 532
Fudson-s near Charles Consultations from a. M I'LL
NJ Also Select Experiments in Mesmersm every Mon
dny Wednesday and Friday nights, the place, COM
nencing at O'Clock. Tickets admitting gentleman with
or without lady, 81. d29 Sits
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Boston aurtion Sales.

DYT 2. IL q. RICH, IS and 81 Broad suoel Bos-
Dion. MONDAY, Jan. r.
Soors SHOES BRoGAss AND HArs-WEEgLY SALEs.--
Every caae will be sold without reserve.
LESrHEs Gc-Sole ana Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Ii.
nings Bindings Kid and Morocco and other ahoe stock
Liberal cash advances mnde-
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NETWORK.


PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC Co.. THIS Dhs.
THE sun. -THE MOON FULL SEA.
Rises. 81 Sets-.f 40 Sets 70 Eveu--lu IS
LATEST DATES.
London ..-.... Dec 4 Havre. Dec. 5
Liverpool! ...-- Dec. 3iNew- Orleaph Dec. II
~- SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Bremen bark Johann George, Gerken. 81 DIS i'm Bre'
men, Indse to Oclrch & Kruger. AZ passengers Dec
Int 4f S. Ion 80 80 saw the Brbark Barbados of Lon.
dom apparently abandoned the same day supposed her
TO be loaded with timber and waterlogged; had the
British ensign flying blowing very fresh at the time,
could not board her.
Brig Gen stark, Langthorn I'm Bridgeport, IN ballast
to master.
schr Holt, Holt, DIS I'm ST Marys Ga timber and
hides TO Nesmith & Walsh.
Nothing in sight at sunset
Wind, NNW.
SAILED.
Ships Siddons, Liverpool;S Patrick, do; orphean,
for New Orleans.
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5itnations, &r. Dantcb.

SITUATIONS WANTED-For cooks, chamber
- maids nurses walters and homework girls best in The
city, Office free. N. Y. Emp. Office d6t Broadway
IL T. p. SAUNDERS.
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TuE uOI.JO-AJ

THE HOLIDAYS
TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, Nos. 259 and 260 Broad
L way have received by late arrivals from England,
France and Germany rs comprising more than their
usual assortment of Fancy Articles suitable for
PRESENTS;
Fancy Porcelain and Glass Papier Mache, Bronze ber
lin Iron Leather Velvet, Pearl and Tortoise Shell Goods
Jewelry; Articles in Fillogam Silver and Veme Goods
Cutlery; PerfOmery; Plain and Fancy Stsu merry; Rose
wood Ebony end Ensmeled Desks Dressing Gases: Work
Boxes Fancy Boxes for various Cloves Umbre
las, useful and dress Fans &c &c.
They Halter themselves that most purchasers are aware
that their uusl is beyond all comparison the
"largest richest and best" 10 be found on this side The
Atanc-,hai their importsons confined TO articles OF
the very best quality styles and hnsh and that their prices
always low TO the leas as those OF any other
dealers Al all events ther stock has been selected with
every advantage and by Of their firm, who has
spent The year Europe and their interest and ncna
lion dispose them make their establishment as ayoraby
known moderation in prices as their stock is for variety
and extent
An early inspection of their collection Is invited.
Wholesale purchasers wlnd much more complete and
desirable than IL for sale elsewhere In the coun
try prices which they court comparison with those OF
any other house in the trade dig llns"
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Aurtion Sales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS u PLATTs-Storo
I'D 2D4 Brosdway.-Lbsral Cash Advances made on con-
ments for AuctoH Sales.
THIS EVENING, Dec 81.
Animals and Holiday Booka-A large collection o. Au:
nuels for 1886 and other fancy bound and emoelshed
volumes, elegant Bibles and Prayer Book, upwards OF
1000 volumes OF Juveniles, and beautiful; Fancy Ar
tcles, &c
u COTTON 81 co. Auction and Commission mer-
chants, Nos. lis Futon-st. and 81 Annst Liberal ad-
made consignmaats and prompt returns made
WEDNESDAY, Dec 81,
At LOT O'Clock, al the Auction Room
large OF genemen's furnishing goods OF
every description worthy the attention Of dealers ana
Others Particulars hereafter
l)Y JANIES M. NlILLEK-
ID TUESDAY. January 9th 1886.
At lOt O'Clock, al the store No Leerty-st
Doors SHOES AND BRoGASs-lOO0 cases Boots Shoes and
B,ogans consisting OF every vsetysuitable for Souheus
Wastsru and Northern trade Sale positive
WIN w. SHIRLEY Auctoneer.
DIRnS, TOYS AND PAINTINGS, By II. E.
DWILLAa D, This Day, (Wednesday) oi o'clock al the
Sales Room No Isl Broadway, fine collection OF stuffed
Birds sngly and in cases assorted Toys 10 lots 70
retailers and familes-s great variety Aso at
hns collection OF Paintings Sale Of every lot offered
positive Also various other articles suitsbl- for presents
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THRISTNIASASD NEW YEAR'S.-Whsi more
" acceptable and appropriate offering, than SELECTION
from the following and rich goods mostly received per
The Acada:-SplsndId Silk, Satin and Merino Dressing
Gowns Embroidered Cashmere Marsoles Silk and Satin
Vestings; Black and Fancy SILK and Satin Scsrs aud era
watts In great Variety Shawl Pattern Merlno Mulers OF
Travelling Cravats extra size ard quality Twllled Slk
Handkerchiefs with large assortment Of Fancy Dress Ar
ticles Cloaks Youths Overcoas for sale . Broad
wAy d25 istJ2 w I. JENNINGS l. CO.
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SILVER LEVER WATCHES AT s13 so.
GOOp ENGLISH WATCHES a. the above low price
w any tune until lst January and Lever Movements 80
5O-to close coasignneuts for l2f5.
IQEN 4 EMROlIILD. 50 lohr.sL stnlrs.
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ar d. ROVE are our authorized Agents at Proyi
ss4ee, \. l. for Tho sale Of Tho Tribune.
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TT Knickerbocl<er Division, No. 54 :. oil r..
The Members this Division hereby nouhed 70 Ut
tend regular meeting of The Division 10 bs held on Sai
day evening JAN Sd, past O'Clock, in place OF Ihurs-
day Jan. Isl, the Usual night of meeting.
Bits expected that every Member VIII be present
as business OF importance demands universal attendance
on this occasion. .. VANDENbEhIh, ~ i; =;
New.Yura Dec. 81, 1915. ool IL
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Boarding.

alOARDING-No 2's Broadway, opposite The Park
ID nd Civ Hail The private entrance No. ?; WarreE-st-
r. b,ns-' - sI newly furnished Mrs, C. Maitland wiz
try 10 make Inc house agreeable may BE- in her power
Apply al 25s Broadwsy No. Z "afrensL immediately
d5i D.
1.0.Hn-I35 Isl and lSs Broadway-Mra. o. Fi.h.-
d Piesssn, FURNISHED apartments and good board may
be had for single young M w =.
49, ~ O. isf
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JOSEPH w. SAVAGE, President
WM. JAS. BoGGs, Secretary
N B-Applica,ous for attended TO without de-
Law at the Office No G. Was and for the convenience
of and the public in the upper part OF The city, BY
c. Ii McIn,re agent No. SO4 Hudson-sL of Spring
st. and by s. L. Newman, AGENT corner Of Avenue O. and
.tbs do lmis
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MAYORS OFFICE, Dec. Slst, l845.
To- a Cnrd.-The Mayor will be happy 10 see his
friends ard leowc;zens generally the first dag Of Jan
uary al the Mayors Office City Hail. between the hours OF
n and O'Clock JACOB RAMSEY, First Marshal.
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THE METALLIC OYER-SHCES.
TNHE snbscrbcrs, Manufacturers OF the Real Metal lie
Rubber Shoes which do become hard or sd In cold
weather and preferred 10 all ohes for their fs1iby
and superior sspe and finish would invils the attention OF
buyers 70 their assortment including the various kinds OF
mems Rubber Sheet and Cloth Shoes and Clogs, all OF which
are for sale on very favorable term.
DIS 2wiar FORD u co, ls7 Pearitt
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ny National Fire Insurance Company, Ofhc

~ National Fire Insurance Company, once
No 62 wast met with trhhg losses by the great re in
this city on the 18th Of July last which they promptly paid
The Company now doing large and rapidly increasing
business consequence Of their prudence In not taking
49, in any risk which rule they still adhere TO- and
by so scattering their risks not to hazard loss in any
ordinary fire that amount by which an additional
security rendered The insured in connexon with their
safely invested capital
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CY- Mercantile Library AssOciation.-Pnrsuanl
TO Art T. Chap of the Constitution the Annual Election
for Officers OF this Association will be held in Clinton Hail
on Tuesday 10Th January. The polls will open al O'CLOCK
A. NJ and close III 6 r. NJ. BY order.
o9l Sis CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEY, Rec. Sec
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S,TEEL FIRE SETS-Plate Warmers-The largest
.sson,eni TO bt found the city, for sale very low
80. - In uon.es eeyers Emporium ID Maideuene-
P' ~ a. q. s"S $1,000 WHITTEMORE, l. TORREY.
MOOR MATS DOOR MATS IA large assert
~ ment CT Rope, JGie Manila, Care shd Grass mails
dSsI his WHiTTEMoRE 4 ToRREY, . Ma!den-lsne
MUFFs! NUTS! :! MUFFs
yx,r, t,,h.r offer, for sale on ID. reasonable
terms the following assortment VI uf' a. hs store, NO
SE7 Broaayay Opposite lbs Tsaerpac!e
B.st London Lus.eled Lynx NUTS
do Sable -.
do Isabella besT 40
do Gross Fox ~
co Nail colcr-tl Lynx 90
do Blue Fox ~
do Erinine ~
DO ChiacnIs ,s o,,-,, ,,s
DO Short Lynx Muts r. -, ..-- =,
=, AZ =; f,;n.s ard fur trimmings, au.down for Ladies
sos Sc i nsP SKINS sS
= 81 The bsst quality, always hand ct JAMES
SEARY,S Fur sere, No. ST. Broadway szs sns'
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w OF are Apply at the printing Office. III John-st IL
NAJANTED-A situation as salesman in dry goods
w iobbing house, by well acquainted with the bust
mesa has good acquaintance in the Stale and give
uuexcep tonable references Address M Tribune ot c.
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Average per of duties imports liable 10 duties
under the Tariff of 1876 Is "a, and 1924 TO 302
Under latiE of 49, TO AZ known us the Compromise
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EF- 20 The Public.-DALLEY's GIcAL PAIN Ex
TRACTOR In offering this valuable remedy for the
following complaints proprietor feels confident that the
intrinsic worth Of the Pain Extractor will of Itself he
sufficient recommendation. In instance has il failed TO
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NAV ANTED-A situation by American Young Wo-
w u.n for tousework Is excellent washer and IRON
err ana mas the best OF city references. Please inquire at
4. 81 proadypv IL
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
ITO ENABLE BUYERS for Christmas aud NewYsar's
Presents to get rich and handsome gifts for ue money
we have reduced our prices so and SO per cent on
Rich Brocade Satins.
Silks
Silks for Dinner end Street Dresses.
'f Evening Parties.
Black Waiered Silk, warranted Paris wateIed.
Darnask and Striped Silks
Plain Satns and Silks
Mouslin De LANES.
Cashmere Do Ecossa-
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses
Sasony Plads, Psnamss, French Calisoes,
Veivets Mernoe-, CloakDgs,
Rich Bags, Crsvsts, Scarf Purses, nc
Hosiery and Cloves
The above, with large stock OF Esncy GOODS we now
offer al an immense sacrifice. JAMES BECK l. co.
oI An q ieris- $50 Broadway
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~ Window Shade Depot, MOI Spruce-st.-
2NO pair always hand Persons about furniug their
houses Will seve least 100 per cent by calling the De
pot BARTOL DE MAUNY.
B-Cord Brosses ard Tasses in lots suit manufac
nters p-icsp mis- iBu
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nARLEY'S MAGAZINE nnd Robert aierry's Museum
FOR 1896 variety ofsyles 10 suit purchasers
beautiful ard interesting Book for children. Also Chris
tsn Psor Msgazn- bound. for is.i Published and for
sac n, l4l Sa.-au-st ID. MEAD d5l 2tis
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C0FFEt URNS for the Holdsya.A large sssorI-
u n.nt Of Block Tin Coffee ULns from m ~ 70 @ As0
D D - G. mann fact1red wholesale and retst by
as i,tJI JAMES Y. WATKINS. No is Catherine.,e
TTOYs AND FANCY AKTdCLEs-JOhN BAR
RY IS Csiherne-sL corner OF osxsS mas az Gu
10 s,abe or presents for the Ho.idays-th- Whole OF
winch must be sold By The LIST Jsn. dis lsu
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land when the bubbiing and loud.hsslpg U RS
Throws up steamy column, and the cup
Thai cheers but not nebriates, waits on each.
So let us welcome Happy New Year In.
is fairly seed that that the ladies musthave Co..
L fee Urn on New Years day, and while they draw forth
Its and give the gentlemen reception, they
1.-THE gentl-mt NJ subscribe themselves yours with
Urns, Pitchers Gc for sale al Burng.s lip by
d:7 Itis BOARDMAN HART.
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IMMATURE ALn.sac.......rHIs pAs
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nYsTERS!0YsTE OYSTERs!-powN-
OlNG, s. and Broad-st. and PAS Broad~ ay.-The
dersgued would respectfully inform his patrons
that he has hand for the approaching Holidays the fol-
lowing suit the OF the most fssdious, VIZ supe-
or o OF .d Oysters selected expressly for the pur
pose which sail not be eqisei which Am preparing
expressly for The ador OF the New Day Tables
will he any part of this CITY, Brooklyn Jersey City
ad jscent cities, without expense. DOWNING
Ti,;a
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sleep--'n which saw visions of dirty faced boys
Mrs. Caudle in its-and tho ught bod-bug as large
as an elephant rested on my breast Il
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