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q AIcuARD FIsnEP. Jr. wATCH.MAKER and

e, AICHARD FISHER, Jr. wATcH-SIAKER and
Il JewcIler Is prepared to sell Watches at
GSs tail lower than any other house in the city AZ
he A. constantly receiving all descriptions direct from the
manufacturers in England France and Switzerland. he IL
enabled to offer very large assortment Of Gold Watches
from SI5 10 SlGO each Silver DO. from IS 10 $40 each
all warranted keep good tne the money returned
Silver taken in exchange bought for cash. Watches,
Clocks Music Boxes and Jewelry repaired In the best man.
and warranted by experienced workmen low as any
other house the city RICHARD FISHER, Jr. importer
Watches and Jewelr, wholesale and retail, No. 99i
Broadway, Sew-York, :ew doors above the Cy nos
pital. (nl4) RiCHARD FisHEh' 'r'
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BOOKKEEPING, &c.


~ C. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces
u. that his Counting Rooms, No. So Ccdarstree;, con-
t!nue open from 5 a. VI. TO 9 7. VI.
In the study OF Bookkeeping as 1t Is taught by Mr..
Marsh every pupil keeps in the mos. practical manner,
complete sat Of partnership books, embracing a the differ
ent business transactions Of good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the set,
with al documents relating TO the books trial balances
balance Sheets accounts current. and with various mer
camille calculations interest," discount; equation OF pay
meuts, exchange. &c.
In one course of iIs:rucon person OF good capacity
will become competent Book keeper, and will receive
a certificate TO that effect. No one is taught In class
MERCANTILE WRITING.-.t thorough course of pro-
gressive lessons, which will not fail In cecng valuable
Improvement. Specimens OF truly mercantile style may
be seen at the rooms.
TrospectSes, with terms hours &c. may be obtained
at the day and evening.
- C. c. MARSHs WORKS.
The Science OF Double Entry Bookkeeping SimpliAed,
llth edition, 200 pages octave Price 81.
The of Single Entry Keeping improved, ID edi-
ton l55 pages octave Price - cents.
For sale at the bookstores, and At the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers lis services i'll opening closing, or writ
ing up books s. Ccdar-strcet, Zip stairs. sly
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Commits
- sicnrr and Inspectors OF Common Schools in the SIKH
aaasifee u%til the il LAY Of March next L. lrni-
turr required the School House in City Hall Place in
mi2W T;''s "'' ~ ''''' 'f' 4. THOMAS & son.
DIsBRow's RIDING; scHooL77No, 'os sowefy,
honor that his School oEen Day aud Evening.
Tor Equestrian rD'o" and T FsS5S's. RIDING
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDING.
l6 Lessons ......sl5 O0 Month. .......S SIP no
10 NJ ........ IA 00 10 Rides 10 90
do ......... 9oM9 do -. 80. c 10
Single Lessons. 90 SAsle Rides ...... Is
g. Highly trained and Horses, for the Road Pa
ra!e, to let
EVENING CLASS,
10 Lessons go. -. 50 00 Rides $40 no
Single d" 49,. Ri 81 fsEt Rude %
ALI Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing.
One hour allowed each Lesson Ride the School
3-One hour and n half To 4 Lesson on the Road.
:--il0nrs for Ladies. from A. VI. 10 ; T. NJ.
3-ours Ci-nemen, from to aud from To 81. T. NJ.
6No Genllemen admitted during the hours appropriated TO
Ladies'
\ card OF address is requested previous 20 commencing.
o. Gentlemen keeping their horses IN Tins establishment
win have the privilege of riding them the school gratis.
RS linz
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%. 200 Broadway.
The subscriber has Just received very 4rs collection o
OLD ENGLISH WORKS.



Robinsons Scripture Chsractrrs,4 vols
SiNeu DscoureS Practical SUBJECTS hr The iae Kew
Lsetares on The a:scism of the chaFch Of England by
Sirsa Sefmons on Doctrin. aad DR,y -ais the rsnas
Taniti-s Of the Age.
he late Rev. Hoybu-ton's Inquiry.
Dissertation concerning Liberty and reeei'i: with re-
marks on various other authors by jonathan Edwards D. D.
History of the Origin of the British aud Foreign Bible
Society by the Rev. john Owea, A. u. of Cambrd:e
The Discourses of Richard Aiunkhons; D. Of Queen
COLLEGE oxford in vols; with various others For sale by
ABRAHAM MAZE. at his old Establishment.
M 49, Bl-ecke! street opposite Barton.
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GRAHAM HOUsE-NEw ARHANGE3fENT.-RoS
WELL G0SS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT, known
as the Graham House So Bar!aysreet by adding 20 II
the adjoining house and IS prepared 10 accommodate s
si-nt permanent BoardeEs the most favorable ters
All friends Of Temperance desiring quiet home. and free
dom from the fumes alcohol and tobacco. are invited TO
paironize this house. The Vegetable System with the
choicest selection offruits sc. which the market affords
will be strictly adhered TO- but table viii be served for
tho wis prefer the ordinary mode or mixed diet.
Cro;on Shower, Warm and Cold Baths free.
o5 # ROSWELL GO>S.
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no X BRAITHWAGTE'S RETROSPECT Of
PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
The most valuable Medical Journal published contain
Ing retrospective view of every discovery and Improvement
made Nlrcl aud Surgical Seieace during the last mouths
just published.
OF the above valuable work whereby the reader II
glance list of all the most important discoveries mnde "a Me
deal Science IN the last years. The index Just issuei
and will be furnished sratuousy on application 10 the once
w. Af"omTHF. TREASURY OF HISTORY No. /. and H.
No H. Is nearly ready and Will be issued IN les. days
|, will be completed III twelve numbers
TERNS-fo the Retrospect complete 20 the present time
- year hereafter 81. -r No. For The Te
sury of History, 2j cents Per No. - $500, ,.
Published and for sale b. DANIEL NDk
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1s.sgIss> HULL'S TRUSSES.-Soiice to Ruptured
II "a NPcrSons.-Persons afflicted with kup;ures
L = - smay rely upon the best instrumental MD the
S=sSgS.| world affords, application at the office,
No Vesey either the agents in the principal
towns in the United States. BE careful 10 examine the
back pad Of Hus Trsses, 10 they endorsed by
Dr. Hull in writing genuine be relie! upon
&c good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations Of
Hus celebrated Trusses and thousands are imposed upon
III consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon
they are made By usklfu mechanics, and no better
than the ordinary Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Yesey street exclu
sivey for ladies' having separate from the bust
ness department. where female is In constant attendance
10 wait uoon uatents MI II
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o TIiOMPSON'S TRUSSES, C0ce Is Beck
n ENAmau street. About 800 Of the irst physicians
SD1S-zS5and surgeons OF Sew-York have given thelr
decided preference 10 this Truss, you can
graduate the pressure ifty pounds the
rupture, without back pad, which docs so much injury
TO the spine fair trial being the best test Of i;s SUPERB
orlty II Is applied and six days trial gyen and Il II does
not retain the rupture while performing every kind OF ex
ercise coughing and give perfect easen word II II l.
not satisfactory In every respect. the money cheeruly
returned and this is the only condition which you
should bug any Truss permanent cure is easily effected
ard warranted Il directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
rup:urcd and the round the hips, they grad
the pressure suit their Sold wholesale and
retail mt Is Beekman-st aul Il
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~ LEECHES AND CUPS applied BY Mr.. MAGNCs-
SON. Of Broadway and Broome street, entrance in
Broome st. New York.
Reterencss-Dr Cheesman, Or. Mott, Or. Nelson, DR..
Francis Dr. S;earns. DIR. Berger, Dr. Weed Dr.. Sinclair
DIR. d. Smith, D.. QuackeHbos.
Best Swedish Ieeches constantly on hand. a:S 3m
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also IN the cures ,riiich ii has e6ected, an
persons, rio ,cere ia q hopeless condHion,
has conrinccd the most skepticai Of
It's extraordinary cprGfsre pro
pcrtieS, and established IT'S
claims 10 he na8,eofM
G. Il L A T K + NJ E ID Y.
The question il no longer asked Can ASTHMA b. cvei?
II has been satisfactorily settled within the last TWO
months that Fogcrs olosaonan viii produce care quick
than any other remedy the world, and references can
be given 10 persons and out OF the city, who have cN-
pcricnced wonderful virtues, who had tried for years
al! other remedies In vain.
Mr. WILSON Il brick-layer residing a; Hoboken, y. J.
had tried every remedy which he could hear for the
lief Of Asthma and had spent than hundred dol
lars in erdcavorg procure help, but III vain lccom
menced using the 0osaOn;an, January 2lst The hrst
dose he took gave him relief and two Gays aiteTward his
wife called TO say that the small quantity oi ms remedy
which he had taken had done him good Than and
all the medicine he had ever used i'll lis life
Mrs BELL, tie wife Of Robert y. Bel of MorrstowE
y. j. who was severely afflicted with AShd was gwen
up by her physicians. She ramo.ed 10 esea board
in the hope Of paatng her distressing symptoms bat
with benefit One bottle of the oosaonin so far re-
eved her that she able TO get up from her bed and
ess herself thing she bad lOt done before III months
and She returned 10 her residence n orrtown
" J. with every prospect ofbelng speedily restored
INClPiENT CONSUMPTION
Yields 10 its effects II soothcs the troublesome Cough
and gives refreshing nnbers the weary; aays the
ran, in tie side ant in The chest and enables the
person to erpectorde easily, while il entirely restores the
secretios of the system aud cXpcditcs returning health
JAMES b. DEN0E, l0l adc-s!rcct, had long been
complaining Of soreness in the chest accompanied with
short hacking cough lie raised matter freely had los: his
appetite and ie alarmed 4; his situation lie ID tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect. llis short
ness Of breath and pain In the side continued TO increase
lie used one bottle of the Oiosaoan and is restored TO
health.
George w Burnett of Newark, " j. George w. Hays
of Sew-Yo.k David henderson. 90 laisht-st Mrs Mic
Gann 20 WaIker-st. f. Laban 81 rkcst, Mrs Archibald
Is Walkcr-st with
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No. CouRrLANpr. STREET, AND 81 LrsEnrr-srnEEr.
W-E0RK:
,r,,p,,,- r,nnnc r,nnNr pDn,nTaV

u ION Al Law intends visit the principal cities Of Eu
roy. ~ the summer leaving here the first Of
Nav He will attend 10 any business with which he may be
entrusted unerceptonabe city reference given, Apply
r1,t.p,iL TO SHELTON x FLAGG.
NV n ,yrS Coys ma 3w-
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TILE OLD ESTABLISHED
OR 4 q o b n ID f. T Y

THE OLD ESTABLISHED
o B B o X B | n d E Z y
lla and liz FuiOn-st
The subscriber continues give his special attention TO
all descriptions of
JOB BOOK-BINDING,
and invites arias all persons having charge of Book
Institutions and gentlemen having Libraries 10 call and
inspect his unique ana substantial styles of RoCkbndinr,
and bsgs TO refer 10 the first Booksellers and Librarians in
this city.
For durability OF workmanship with every variety of
TASTE and very reasonable charges this extensive eSab
lshMent stands uuIivaed EDWARD WALKER.
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.
F. WALKER, Bookseller and Publisher, liz Fulton-st.
Always hand good assortment OF School Books; stan
dard Works of American and English editions MSceane
OTIS Books and Stationery Of kind Al greatly reduced
prices for cash. Country dealers supplied j25f
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CURIosITIEs OF LITERATURE.

USEFUL AND ELEGANT NEW-YEARo'
PRESENT.
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PHoxoGRArnY There is work upon this sub
ject called Ptman's Photography By the report
Of the Phonographc Institution at Bath, 1t seems
there are about ten thousand accomplished phono
grapliers in Great Britain. 1t is applied especially
to mercantile correspondence, and occupies about
one.fourh the space of the present mode of writing,
with one-six,h of the amount Of labor, is more
egible easily acquired, and must come into general
use Invoices, bills of ading, &c. are made oni
in this character, read with great ease, and occupy
but ule space
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GROCERIES.
GENUINE; TEAS.

,,tNIU\t'TtA~
n-uot rc,Ic Iyn RFT,I
TIN Wt ~ Nr6H ,r HSD c6 w,
,,,, ~ 1Nnv 70, tII ,rfT,W S1prt;., y v
PRINCIPAL STORE, I2i CHATHAM SlkEEi' y. l..
brahch Stores
SOL Grand street, suffolk.
l9l Greenwich street, near Fulton.
lie Fulton street, Brooklyn.
50 Chestnut and ~ y. tiiil-st. Philadelphia
II Hanover street, Boston
INVITE the attention Of City and country fames ana
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think Will be found far the best selections of pure anu
unauthorized Teas in the United States. Tile universal
popularity and OF their house with reference 10
high qualities, low prices, and upright dealing Is too wen
understood render farther comments necessary Origi
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LIGHT FROM THE EAST "A correspondent, OF the
Boston Atlas gives the following as a part Of the
speech of leading Loco-Foco in the Senate OF
Maine on the Texas question:
"From his very boylood he had been in OF taking
possession OF all territory his side Of tho Rocky Noun
tains-and as for Oregon II was high time the English Co
vernment appriscd of the fact, that the hfes
uaosm which were kindled up burn, brightly dur
ing the ever memorable Aroos;ook had not been ex-
tiuguished in the bosom OF the Patriots of Maine.
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ZONES 81 HALLS CHASGEABLE oAF El1 LOCK-
u This locS can the will Of its possessor, be changed
make millions OF locks out OF one so that neither
The maker nor any other person has any knowledge what
ever OF the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has purchased OF his partner, VIM Hall OF Boston, Mass
his hall in the Patent Right In the above lock. This lock
is now owned and within future re manufactured only By
H. C. JONES' his establishment the city OF Newark,
NJ. And by this advertisement he would notify all per-
infringe his Patent Right The subscriber has
been great expense 10 manufacture and 10 sell the
above lock much less price, according the size, than
bought IN the United States And he would farther
state that his lock has been picked nor opened WITH!
the key that locked T. viii he seen b. The many
trials that IL has undergone at different times, with re-
ward $500 any person who would open 1t faFy but
no ore has been succean and is warranted in all
instances not 20 get order while in which has
been great annoyance many who have used locks OF
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes, Pris-
ons Expresses and Custom Houses which have been gen.
er=ly adopted and give full satisfaction. H. CLONES,
81 3m avisc Patent Lock Maker. Newark. y. j.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-The Subscribe have on
hand fer sale large Of India Rubber Goods
for the Spring trade such cloth for Carnage Tops Aprons
&c: plain and fsnn tdzmask paiterns Macintosh Goats
Air Bells Pillows Cushions &c together with every article
the line Wholesale and retail cheaper than be ouad
elsewhere
Warehouse Of the Newark y. j.. India Rubber Factory
ms II -,' HUTCHINSON & RUNYoN.
NooL-2 900 lbs American Flrece Wool. con. tsng OF
w 5000 lbs. saxony and fell blood Merino
5000 do ! and blood do
200O do common Wool.
5000 do tub-washed do
1000 do unwashed do
20 For sale by WELLS & SPRING, So ptne-st'
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DUUlO AM OuOiIC.
"A DOLLAR. SAVED Is. a DOLLAR EARNED
~ EETLEAlEN who make it nlr To lay out their inoney
J . hes, advantage, respectfully notified that they
''''-'>' 81 EisTABbLi !;sHiNiENr, ~
an oher place in the city A. aferbly adherence 10
the SYSTEM Of large sles sm profits aud cash delivery
enables the proprietor offer the different articles ~ las ius
al the following reduced rate;
First quality Nutrla Fur. .-..............SS 50
second " Observation-Disclosures. 10
N0'e'"'H '''''''''''iG CAPS '''''''''''''' Z ~
First quality meas and boys ...............Sl 30
Second &c ......... 49,. 90
Third " ....... ...... -
These articles ONLY quite equal but respects
Especially tn, style pf trimming superior any IN the
city a comparison of the qualities and prices with those Of
Other establishments Will show deduction Oi 81 Ito 81 ~
Customary prices All Hats warranted Of the most fashionable
Broadway patterns.
n g. The poprietors extensive arrangements enable him
TO offer advantageous bargains % wholesale dealers an
country merchants. W I'm
ID EMOyAL.--E. DOWNS has removed h;s extensive
IL stock of BOOTS AND SHOES from No. 20 TO 81
Catherine street.
The public respectfully Informed that he has of late
made very large additions his stock and, though always
ahead and cheaper than the cheapest he IS n0w determined
be little cheaper. follows Ladies CATER Boots al
S. 0, rs Ladies Busks thick soes, Is to IS, uisur-
passed ior style and durability. Misses Cater HuSkns aud
Boots in ar quantity the smallest prices besides Child
Caters aud Shoes Of all sorts and descriptions 200
numerous TO mention Any quantity Of Geneners Boots
AZ rs lis, lGs, and so on Also, Boys and Youths Boots
ana Boo;ceS. etc. etc Altogether tie most extensive
sortment OF Boots and Shoes be found III the City
Please cl.l AID look for yourselves AZ
60 CATHEETNE-STREET.
y. Observation-Disclosures of Sunday Schools, and other
prices d27 3m-
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CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN cLocks -. go
~ subscriber, who awarded Diploma az u .nnd
York State Fairs Of la42 and 1913 for tne -
Church Bell and Diploma FOR Town c9ess last Il now
prepared at his Foundry at vest
bells from 20 to iooo0 Us made o. to them
improved caIron Yokes Movable As thu, ans cam an,
sIeasng demand 'I NJ Orders have been received
from the candas and ali e saaies s ,a, aoc1, S sOS
I'M o." r a. Forndry Town Clocks, Leyeiing ana sur
,-n' rn,ents Copper and Brass gastings &c
OPT 6m ----~----
Sp pWARDs TO s%e- l ~ !, confer n;s as .;
IN Division street, who selling on 20 sui LEV
Bow. lie Isl e May Every article arfsntSa tncAA
,rairsd As usual Entaae- No. :: ~ ~
:.
DOTAToEs-For sale. zoo bushels Of hrs' quality Eng
i'm Cup Potatoes. Apply 10
,,l n'-' '-r W & T. TAPscoTT.7 6 south-st
-1y0FfEE-50 bays Mocha; 80 do African. for sale oy
l. RIO LATHRoP s. BARTLETT. 90 Peari-sl.
TTMBRELLA Cr.orHS-Pain and corded, biue ana
y ., 9lAsi' '0r 'As y WELLS 6 spR1Se. 50 p.na-s'
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

81 WATCHES, JEwELRY. SILVER wAEE, &c.
e. The subscribers respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends aud the public 10 their select assort-
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famtst selbsnft bat. pie audi alien 8elesen,
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fannt. caB es ibn freuen ,pircs iolebe psrfo.
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ftno. Sir 8sratbltbIasuns rpire nisbte ais
sersebnet.
/. perfonsn, pelhs nod am qebsn {lne.
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te ODER ldnser aebient, nno rcr so oeer iheb'
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ten obsr niebt.
3. wsnn osr gbsmann psnlton srbalten
seftcrbm unb zine wittps binterlaGsn bat.
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seltorben obne pas ibr 3ufommsnpe su erp
pfansen, 70 ,piniebe ieb Die grbsn III Iebsm.
Ser llnterseiebnete tanu all 3Dslpp's 5es
tel sstrctfen iperben.
Janice NJ Jensa.
Nsaoina, December 10. 1914.
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abmartsn fir bisisn 3wsd in feinsr 4mtsifubs
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2lnoretp m. 5allaoe, Nubtor.
Geabina. Iebruar 4. lS45. 3m.
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Sberifs<8er fei9erungen,

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