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Disasters, &c.

The Nantucket Inquirer Of Dec 81 says-"A ship was seen
yesterday the So side If the Island supposed 10 be on The
mp called the Old Man. she bore about South, . OF miles
stunt from Tom Nevcr cnd md did not alter her position
from AM PM Her ails appeared TO he flying and she
apparently distress. The wind WIS blowing strong from
the South tie time and haued the West the
We believe She WINS not seen after r. NJ the weather being
thck No mention made of her by the of the
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Ks SEE LAST PACE.
Cleared.

ship Southport. Grf'ls. Charleston. Buckley.
Barks Tnulsa r nnchard Mobile, NeSmth 4 Walsh; Rose
Stnudlsh. Spencer, do.
Bugs Peterson Best New Orleans, Elwe 8, Co; Isaac
Mead Brown, Savannah.
Sck,s ii IVesroti l'unce Norfolk l. McCready: phee
Eliza Osborn, Baltimore Ino Gager Renown, Lowell. Bo
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TIE WING ALMANAC FOR lSl5.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Common Notes. EclIpses &c. for 1915.
CENSUS, Population ofihe World.
do. ofihc United States
do. of Indians within the borders OF the
United States.
Revenue and Expenditure, of u s. Government for 1874
Calendars adapted TO all States ana Territories III Inc 'hsd
States.
The Past and the Future. (Fditorsi)
Were the Wings beaten by Fraud? tEditoriail
Votes for President, and Vice Presidents from IFS 10 ISL
New York Elections for Governor since l'S'.
The DECLARATION INDEPENDENCE
Names of the scners of do.
The Constitution OF THE UNITED STATES. with the
Amendments.
WlsnlxGroxs FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Number of Presidential Electors from each State. and the
manner 10 which the votes were cast in ISL
Prcsidcn, md Cabinet Officers with their Salaries.
Judges of Supreme Court and salaries.
United States Senators. 2Sth Congress.
Members House OF Representatives, 18th Congress.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
e, aud nuube, of Clerks in Secretary of States Office.
do. DO do. Patent Office
do. OF Ministers, anl Consus and Diplomatic Agents IN
different parts OF the world.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Salaries and Clerks.
Salaries and Officers of the Customs the several States.
Registers and Receivers-Land Office.
Surveyors.
United States MINIS Officers and Salaries
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Number of Clerks and Salaries.
Sloekeepers, MasonS Carpenters,
ors, Physicians. Interpreters. Farmers. Gunsniths.
Agents &c. &c sc. with Salaries.
AENy-lnantry, Dragons, R!ilemen. &c
Military Academy.
Army l.s,-Pay OF the Atmy-Rank and Grade.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Clerks Sec;etary's Department.
Navy Lst-Gmde and Pay, Commanders Surgeons,
lieutea0nts. PuEscis. Chaplans. Engineers. &c.
Vessels fWat in United States Navy, and number
ofguas.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
Clerks. sc. in the Department.
Number Of Offices each the States amout of Postage
received and umoun, paid Contractors each Stale.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
JUDGES. Dis;ue, Attorneys, SIC. with Salaries.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Governors ofTerories. Expenses OF Public Printing.
lares oiMember of Congress, &c.
Times OF ho,in- Elections in the diiitrent States.
TARIFF OF DUTIES articles imported into the United
states alphabetically arranged
N.Y. CLAWS Speech AT Ashland iih December 1874
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Returns of NIL ,hs States.
PIiee l2Is cents-Sl per dozea. or 81 per 100
IS3- Misunderstanding 81 Will receive 10 COMES
GREELEY &, McELRATII. Tribune bindings.
l dA New York.
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Ronrdlng.-ilrs. GOSS having opened the and
councillors house % Veey nen;h the Astor House. proffes
choice of desirable transient pcfmanen, Boarders
Croton shower, and cold Baths The location
yey centT yet quIet and sGdy. Terms mOderute. aus lis
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w.HAapsHIRE.-We observe
Rlnaoaps ,h., n, the late session OF the New
- slsssu,e ';sla,ure there were Incorporated no
p,ershIe ~. ~ Railroads. Among these were tue
+. tssu sise aud Montreal, Of the Northern
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TO- HJufrs! M.sFa mn, Furs-Sellnc by retail
at WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK ONLY. mt No. Cor
andsrec near broadway. Ladies. don't forget 10 cn and
suuDly Yourselves in time mn 3miss
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nj Akron (Ohiol will PREACH I'd. V.lTO-NORROW: sun
iuy ! the nj the corner of christopher and Hudson
streets: the afternoon nj franklin Hall, lI5 Chathcm
square, and in the the House o ffnyer corner OF
Chryslr and Delaney. Al,o. H. V. TEALL IN the
mnrnus nj thc House Prnyet IN the a'isruonn c
Christopher and Hudson s:Ice and in the evening at fnnk
Ian Hlrom lsuh. ~. g.. Services three times at the above
named nlqces nj the usual hours il ST.
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT THE
Ne,v-Y York Cash Tailoring Establishment
,S1 EEO ANYWAY

Tire doors belo,1 TIE Franklin House.
G- Tie Subscribers respectfully hat they have
nude extensive arrangements Tor the
Fall AND WIN TER TRADE,
which will enable them otIer Inducements han
gentlemen wishing the purchase o: their
Fall and Winter Garments
They hive already received by late arrivals great variety
Of ne,y and styles of Goods, well adapted to line coming
season-a will also by the packets and steamers
the arres, and of the aes, and most heaut
iu styles Of fancy French Elastic CHssimeres, rich figured
Veyes Cnshnere satin and SILK Vestngs, before Of
fetej IN thi. City.
Also Just received several invoices Of Triled and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Clcak, peon &c black and fancy
colored French and English Cloths from the celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut in their establishment
years. md which for durability, beauty of fin
sh and iane of ccio cnnno re eSceiied II eGuae by
any styles Of Cloths imported into the United Stnies.
Their stock Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in part the
richest styles Ct Fall ard Winter Carats Scafs Suspenders,
Cloves Handkeche;, Hosiery. Under ShIrs md Drawers.
Liren and Muslin Shirts, Collars. Boom Shoulder Braces,
Riding aHd Money Belts. Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c
SC with every variety Of goods usually kept IN gentleman
general Quitting establishment.
Also. toll of Ready Made Clothing consisting OF
Cloak Over Coats Des, ard Frock Coats Pentn'oonS and
Vests ever varery where gentlemen requiring garments Tor
immediate depend upon getting inst rate article
made respect equal to those furnished to
order and prices that conno, fail To please Strict punctu
atty observed in filling orders.
- Terms cssi.. ard no deviation IN prices.
aug i.,f J. e. BOOTH & co.
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ERAsTrs CoMsrocK, Secretary.

OF Established 1875 SOAP CANDLES AND
SrARCH.-J. u. & ". LEE, Manufacturers Nos. 81 and
S Reade street. New-Ynr aye constantly hand aFre
assortment the above articles, winch they viii sell
lowest mlrke, prices, warranted equal il superior,
manufactured the city delivered shipped without charge
for boxes Carriage.
Merchants, G:ocers Country Dealers and Families, who
in want ni tha:boye articles w find the interest 10
nl2 3ms J. d. L. w LEE.
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is PAST.

NE.W-l EAR Is FAS I.
Not so with all the Books and Stationery which are to be
sold as cheap as ever az SHEP ARDS
YiejaI he received an additional supply nfte Fashona-
BE GAMES for the youae people wish 10 be amused these
presume ,hcy Sngyr where buy theG By this tine.
SHEPARD
RcS.tEuv ;uyit all those THAT Urae 10 make tseir
prra.es NJ h store before the Holidays account OF the
.rst crowd 10 vs hrn now. li he val sc .5!e 10 supply
them with such articles rs tte5 inay want =,
He ne, ndiei sncs the Sew. ieac quantity OF GOLD
PENS superior kid ard oet- them at - instead oil 50
the usual urcr ia III Gold penc equal!
Is lo,v Please cal, u SHEPARD'S. %. Btozdway,
l.. opposite John street.
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Just received md for sale ut DEILIC & DUPuY. success
Place Snuiard. 40 PARK Row md 5sl BrondwHy
New.Ynrk. Also hnnd, supply of Dupuys cele.
brated flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE. for infants
Nipple md Breast Shields. md Fapary Jelly breast
for sale above, wholesale and retail, oS 3taw3mis.
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For N. D,,lv C,be. Washington CITY Nov y. ls44
" e. PALMER Is oaf Agent for obnigne SUBSCRIBERS and
advertisement. Tor the Gl1be m the Cr 81 baiimlie
10 receive the money and receipt isit for all subscribers
AMI advertisement, he may obtain HIS Offices : T. corner
- and fnI.eTt streets. Baltimore: No y Pine al.
phisdelphia No It Nassau ~ Cirbune Bu!tings New
York. nnd No. 10 State 81; B'~ton ,,-t: n :, -
From the Naona! a,el,Gels.t, +" a>'HeOu' ~ L nov
.cpvr,v FOR Tr,E SiTIGNAT. IN'TELLIGESCER
-Nr y B. P,LMER. Anet.can Neyvspafsr Adyerrns
Agent IN the tles OF Baltimore Phad-phn, New or hnd
Boston hns been appointed Agent ir Receiving and orwnrd
or subscriptions and adv for this paper 1t MS offices
in those Cites respectively. u A.
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o. Eccches! Leechcx:: Leeches!!!-Very
fine Swedish Ieeche (G .ze) for sale u ~. cents each by
Wm. Watson. Chemist lc- ApuhecaneS Hail. 30 Cathnnne
street. dj Inns
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SECOND EDITION
TIE POLITICAL FORTUNE TELLER
Il u d.


A curiousiy charming Book
ORACLEs FROM TIE POETS. 4 Fnnciful Diversion
for the Dnw,ng Room ~ euro inc T. Imam neat Vol-
ume, beautifully printed, and elegantly bound III eH'E r.
x most engaging and admirable work compiled after u
very singular Idea, By the tusefu and talented Mrs GimaI
%. South Carolina Il play fully conrElsed series oi chance
answer questions suitable for amusement round an even
preston Of our ADMIRATION n the taste OF the compe nh e
"p 81 tie book Should not be frsen IN The shape
A'''" '''' III 80 IrJaiss Ersaiac Mirror.
The CITED Mrs Gilman has upon oIi.e
meu'. winch she CONVEYS N this volume with charnetsoe
Poets descriptive OF peon chnFacier md cIassleh 50 Us
To form answers to eadns question n, e n o. ecm no u"
fn! Iease the those who would eeI Young no
book handsomely printed nnf bound a 49,, 'a gna.o o
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IL wn. n,ende -nny the fany circle of the author
beng destiucl well n IN instruct u cosists IN
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This very pretty and pleasant vlun,e designed he u.ed
ns treasure in the thoughts pces e particular SUP
ecS' ZOE, Gt me- 1rsnniaed ms iVhnt IS the
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order and exquisite descriptions and sentiments nte
contained s x alto=et1ef Nh eesa1t G"%S'
love - Hunts -Haga:ine
d faS s. and '' WILEY MI PUTNAM ISL Broadway
NEW MUSIC HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
NIITSICAT ANNTrAIc" BEAUTIES OF THE OPE-
w RA$AMUEL g IohE 80 ., BIO sy, ha. co
oinin. tEe following ndniIed Operas bohemian CYL, l-
creza orsa Con PasquAie la iG du Recpent geIye
lie p1rt d DaGle foluttn lasso Bohemian, OF IHris,
Brd.< n Venice J. Esre d'Amore. China De Ro-en0erg
Capulett aad 'onecc, etc. etc with nnny popular SHnfs
asd lie following fashionable PokFs: bohemian, net"nn,
Berlin AGrn, and the admired Julien Polka, with Nales'
Mnches Fantas, by the most ceiahrne authnt nii.
n- valuable coiec;ia ri the most popular Muse hixhy
Embesied." and Hodny Present or Musical annga!t
oresu;s lie NOS, recherche and useful offering for 3D. IN
eight epnrae iuhcrs 90 s.. bonGd IN htDaSnne
Sr with title nage md index complete. Published End Tor
sale BY SAMCki u JOl>i-iE' go b!otu"a''
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" The Rev. }. ID. Ogiiby, D. D. Professor in
the eneiu Theological Seminary of the Protestant EpiscoDH
Church will preach Sunday evening next m tire thch OF
the Redemption. 9Th street bet peen u and 81 Avenues
Service 10 begin n half past O'clock. "a IL
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RI RaS = and Tor WILEY MI PUTNAM ISL Broadway
THE ART OF EAVING,
By HAND AND BY POWER:
With an Introductory Accom-, Of IT, Rise and Progress IN
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES.

FOR NE rsE OF MANIFAtI - FNEIss NJ VI II+IN''
BY Clinton G. Giiroy,
Practical " eayer snt Manulactntei.
One large svo Jons. Illustrated rith neary 40 Easrfe
iaEs on Ho5i and Stee! plan ami e0.orea
Thg : u work written with admirable ceaness thoroughly
PRACTICAL All one of which manufacturer OF Cloths can at
ford 10 remain gnorant Wh view Of encouraging very
enlarged circuao work has been issued ct The exceed
insl, iay. price Of Five Dollars net
Al; order. for Book. accompanied with remittance and
specific directions how 10 be adliesse VIII be neatly put Up
and set fee expensc OF the principal Cities where e1-
presses run-o # wished. will Re pat up directed aud lett ~
any piece III this CITY according to Instructions
DIS It's GEO. d. BALDWIN. 3 Spruce-'t
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NJ The Seventh lecture in tho Course to Young
People in the Market Church. will he delivered ronor
(Sundny) Evening, by the Rev DIR. Hutton. ui this CITY,
Snhect-'Sinul Alisements. Services 10 commence NJ
.,rIrrs. II L.
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= ,of1S W
~. II Shocks at Boston January 2.-l05 shrs
Ns, az. 20 diyidends East Boston Co 4 l.lG LOO
rS'eo pc,oo md Providence Raroad It's: 100 Long
skiI0s,G AK 50 do75: ~ Boston ana Name Rar0nd
5s "a MI. 20 Norwich and Worcester Railroad, opg,
Z. s ~ and Maine Railroad, toid stock) i0'1s.
~ 4. Pennsylvania dividends for February have
III. philadelphia 10 considerable extent q, from 81 10
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THE CULTIvATOR FOR 1875.

The january number this work, bens the commencement
of the % volume Of the has been issued style
superior even winch have preceded II. In the variety
AMI niee; of rs tho beauty of rs Illustrations, md
the OF typographical execution, suuvaed by
thing of the kind heretofore @ this county hisenbel
.hed with beautiful Steel Pate engraving Of Mr. LenoSs
Rel Lady. which took the first PRIZE at tha State FalE
nj Poughkeep,e. and eight wood encvng including
the Clyde.ale Horse. EerIs Harvesting Machine, Halls
stump Anch;nc c. The contents embrace COMMUNE
from different sections of the country. from Maine to
louisiana about fifty different subjects of inerest TO the
Farmer and Io;iicultu Among the contributors to this
number are .es. Bates of Maine Dr.. G. *. Smith Mary
lind Noyes Daring. Connecticut Tbos Aieck. MsSsp
pi H. Drr.nmond, Virginia : Tlotsou. Louisiana G..
D. OF Ne,gIsrsey. j. P. Norton Of Scotland j. y. Smith Of
Vermont Dr. Lee, Geo. (;eddes, e. n Bemen David Tho
mas j. : Thomas E. Cornliock p. P johnson. G. j. Pun
pey Practical Farmer J. Smith, Richmond, and others OF
this Stale.
Subscriptions for THE CCLTlVATOR, received by VI.
H. NEWMAN, I9o Broadway. New YORK, of whom the
numbers may be had free Of postage ind where may also be
obtained any all o the bnck volumes OF Tbs work. which
has been by competent judges, by all conplr
the hes. agricultural pssar in the Union PRICE, only one
dola: year. y 3us
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WM. +. JENNINGS & co.
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers OF Cloths, CassiIneres, Vestinss,
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
23l Broadray, dmerican HOel, opposite


Soc, attention from Citizen, and Stmnsers requiring Gar
ncnts large of Goods for Fall aad Winter
wear selected with OF rcnden: thar stock rich IN
quality and vnety be found in the city, comprising
Beaver and Ale Cloths weeds &c for Overconis, 1onks,
&c: French md English Cloths for dress and itock Goats;
various new styles Cnsneies rich Vcyei Menno, silk md
Satin Vesti-s-wch will he made To order at prices TO
reputation the pioneers IN the progressive reior'
nation ia avcr,ine hs Of complaint TINT cash pun
ca,ers taxed for others enqucnce The style and I'M
h of our Garments will compare with those OF other
,ahuoni be seonel of the extensive patronage
elected.
large assortment of FIRST QUALITY Rendy. Car
uets comprising Ovecoai,, Ciks, Dress and Frock CoGts
Panaloons Vests constantly hand with full supply
of Fancy dress ARTICLES including Scnrs, Crasuts anker
chei. Cloves Suspender. Dressing Robes. &c 90 tits
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NICHELET,S HISTORY OF FRANCE.

MlCtIEiEES HISTORY Or FRAME.
NEARLY READY-PART 2-PRlCE - CTS
HISTORY OF FRANCE. from the earliest petod 20 the
present time 10y NJ. scer,, run,i:ed by e. ~ smith
Slcheleis History hrS only Ia lie nnSl' 70 become one
Of The most popular books published. The author
OF the highest genus hrs edition Is wonderful and he Is
once phosnphc and dramatic, uniting the sevees truths
Judgment the most incie and delicate lmlCina;on HIS his
tory not only ot faithful pctus but see;
of lie profoundc,t prncuns The moern French school of
history comprising dos amongst mnny ustflous Names
those OF Ticrs. Guizp md Theny. IS deenediy ac snow
edsed the iir,t Europe. nn at tie head o. It houd
ce.i.nly place Mons. Mcleiet. lNloathy Magazine.
JUST PUBLISHED.
HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. rs
Causes mud Consequences by t. Maclean Rowan vols
sno. cloth - ceHt-. or ". % cents.
This has many and vauaa recommendations. It's
completion hns beea effected with ind good judgment
style essentially popular arrangements clear mad me
thoilcnl' the Ensl.Sh Cote S-pt. 10, lsli
n ni,s D. APPLETON < co 20 Broadway.
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no 4. ollowiug dividends have been declsred:-
.fr,,lsston. 8 c. per cent; Bank Of South Carolina
~, ,s share: South Carolina Railroad Bank SOC per
:. al tho A. Railroad Company s22 per share; Plan
Mechanics Bank of South Carolina 70 cents per sh;
.p,.I Charleston. s. c. So so per sh; Commercial Bank
ts,as., 5. c. 81 pets
F,,izsns of Cleveland were 10 have had meet.
suSsy evening last, for the purpose offeviving pro-
~, h, heretofore been iayoruby entertained by them,
"a. ,bs, Of q railroad communication with the Ohio river
t1.s Frazer Esq. has been elected President Of
.t Augusta, Ca vice Robert F. Poe Esq. resigned.
n Commissioners appointed by the Judges OF
1 Common Pleas 10 act with the State Treasurer to
.stu Board Of Commissioners 10 adjust the State Tax
,,,,e, Counties of Pennsylvania. meet at Harrisburg
ss.tvrposa on the 18th of February next.
b. annual report Of the State Bank at Tuscaloc-
Ala dnte the 3h of November makes the whole citcu
oh ,,,I IN
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sireets. ever Mo1dar january FEBRUARY md March CON-
inencnc nj ~ O'Clock, closing with public
contribution taken For particulars b end daily nt
vcriiscmenS Professional examinations daily a. l3t Nissan
street. Also, woTa the gb1ye tur sg= IL WIS
<<1zs--
~ Seventeenth VVarsi.-At highly enthusiastic
OF the Wig Electors oi the Seventeenth Ward held
the Henry Clay House Friday evening. Pee 9th 1874,
for the purpose Of choosing Delegates The Genera Commit
of Democratic Wing Young Men, motion. JAS. GIL
LESPIE, ESQ. called char, and ERAsTCs Con-
STOCK appointed Secretary.
The call Of the meeting having baea read and approved.
moton. rcsoIveto ballot fl three Delegates repre-
sent the Seventeenth Wurd in the Young Mems General Com.
mt,ce toT the ensuing After the ballots
the following NAMED gentlemen declared be unani-
mou>ly elected to snid Committee, viz
JOHN RIDLEY. JOS. c. PINCKNEY,
HENRY :. RIPLEY.
Tie following resolutions then offered and unanimously
adopted
Resoired, Tint the Democratic Wing Young Men of the
Seventeenth Ward their pledges of Attachment 10 the
glorious principles "a. the Wing Party-that, ntzhugh,
nj present sGItng under The modification q; deient.
no, dsnnyed, bat ready rnly at the fist call 10 show
devotion 10 the eau Sc md 10 the MAN.
ReOlred, That recommend - the Wings o the Seven
tee0h ward tanf firm, and be ther principles and
ihcme by desRng ali the seductive nluenents which
Loco f0cOsU holds ont undetermined manner, b: ak
up and destroy the reguHr Wing Organization.
Res0ired Tint the proceedings OF tins be signed By
the Chairman nnd Secretary and published The riDuse.
JAS. GILLESPIE Chairman.
Ep,STrs CnNSTorE. Secrstary It.
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CARpETiNGS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
pEIIGGtT;5 &c.

yT1r received and NOW being opened nj Gums Nav Store
y large aud beautiful assortment 81 Enssh b,Isse Three
Plv upera Double Super, Superne uat Fine IngHn and
VENETIAN Carpetng of paiters and colon entirely new
English rEd American Oh Cloths, Of great variety 81 patterns
md ynTi0,,s wi from feet To- Is set without seam-A
M splendid article Of PeHln Velvet Druggcts two yard,
wide entirely patterns md nc c0in WITH every va
sy o English u.ges ot the iphi widths together with
Rugs of, cry STYLE Door Mats Wnaow Shades, Star Rods
de- Purchasers respectfully invited Ia cui.
R-an eyperenccd sshoerer Will attend to the max.
US =" ' w. ~. GtiiON.
n2a "a Far Rrna.isvnv. and ~ tt,vi-innst-
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~ Religious NOtice.-1'he Rev. NJ. Bailou will
deliver discourse Tomorrow evening in the unveratiSt
Chusch Elizabeth street. near Walker. nj o'clock
SrnIEcr-Ihc New Year. "a IL
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CLOTHING.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Mems, Boys, and ChildfGn'S Clothing,
q z, &. :, &. = II g.. +, EN-

No. 10 ChnthnTn-St.
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS, BOYS, IND CIfILDRE.N'S CLOTHING
OF all descriptions made the FASHIONABLE STYLE
which he would respectfully invite tho attention OF those
want. As he has made arrangements IN receive
CLOTHS, CfSSLUERES, VESTLNGS. &c.
by every packe and has secured the Of experienced
Cutters he pledges himself 10 perfect satisfaction To ul
" B-GGrmenis made 10 order the shorte,, notice, asd
LntA sfyyci Duueiu.lty LED sif
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GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
] 90 QUO Dollars worth of Dry Goods Z

tucs-i from 10 10 - per cent. from lo'1i5r pfcei
Persons seeing Advertisement ana wrhhs 10 purchase.
are requested 20 brnc " III them, so IA. They may be salts
fel Tim, the CI,ods and price- NJ u h9yerttsfl
MOITSLIN De LAlNES-k.2'. = 81, :. 8 Sd l. and 4.
CASHMERES and REPpS-a, ST. Is, ), Cd IA, /, ST. Is and
SFAcCA LUsTREs-i- . : Sd, J., 3 Sd. IS. sand
French MERNoEs-5ss Sd r. Is s. 9s, lo,. lis and Is
BLhSKETs-ofe every tyle-l2., liz a', Ola. IS s2' ind
FLsNXES ta ,yo,fTom Is 81 IS per yaTa-'rs'raafed
F,i and fi,in, :. 5! to Is ger yrEd.
CLOTHSDe4ver. Pilot. frenrh and Eag>h, Of All colo's
CASHIER E-Pain St,pel AID Figured. from 5. to IL
SHhyvLs-Cashmere. Brochs- voolea ard Wor:tet. Da-
CALCoES@iass FcoIeE}-,i, 81 ST. Cd. Sd 2 ici nnd l.
BR6WS SHEETTNGs-4 ,aa 81 wide from q 70 81 pTyd
C6f-foE FLANNEI.-f:nra Sd per yart. up.
TICKING, from Sd per yard, W.
Also, great yanety Of
stock complete with MI kad o goods desirable
for the sessenl I've invite oil who read or advertise
call and examine for themselves, as Goods VIII be
One Prize 4siei AID no Dc-taficn.
do BARKER \ TCNLE. IL Ca:ha1ne 81.