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New.York. December 18th 1916.


SCHENCK,S PUL9lONIC SYRUP Triumohant
y Afflicted do not Despnri Another feIow,oeinS res.
cued from following OF the greatest
sriumpbs OF medicine over disease ever puDneo III incur
Prompisd by no other than the feeling Of benevolsnce
and for The benefit Of my afflicted ellowbeings, aeSire 70
know shor description of my disease and tne u
~ nsced cure obtained from SchencRs Pu!monc syrup.
Upwards OF years since taken Sick which gradual
y increased until was so far reduced Gl aeye asn5
ance Of six eminent physlcians Without recelne any
In the month OF February ati e3neh S;sea usH n
that time was follows extremely leeole conhneu
10 nv bed suffering what few norta ever do, and survive
yellow skin also very yellow like person having The
jaundce very and husky had duil neaVy pau ,
INV rp sce near margin OF the nbs ihs side also
larger than natural pam IN my shouiae. r ss
pain in my left side which smaller lnan natural VI 40
The oil OF INV tongue coated with thick white fur
very appetite entirely gone not beng aos 10
any thing bowels every IRREGULAR and
very unnatural fever night sweas, thirst VlotenL p
ton OF the heart slight dry cough pain IN my oress. u
Guilty OF breathing dreadful dull headache was 1S
tied and ten would have bad spells that ny iaS % 5
was dying cannot describe az would IKE 70 40, my
miserable situation and my wTeched suneflhes, % AZ
organ in INV body was either diseased or deIansed ny
physicians said had the DYSPEPSIA AND LIVE C NV,
PLANT and Fastening 20 The Consunp anis.
asins the PULMoSiC sYtUP. found that the syrup
agreed with me- and the only medicine iha ever gave
discharged ii regulsted my bowels relieved ny suiSt
ings gave appetite; in short me Lhio,io ~,
RJP was the remedy by the blessing oil Erov1euce, at
restored me 10 health In month Of April tolo"ns
was weli enough move from New-York CITY 10 IVES,
Farms where reside enjoy al inls uins periect
health am more eshy and feel better than have done Tor
many wears past, This medicine has proved blessing 70
myself and family for have used u wan my cno,en seye
sons that know Of have used i, with like effects keep
the Syrup in my house and would not De without o any
eonsiaerson and conscientiousy believe II Is The best
medicine ever discovered and earnestly recommend the
public 10 try IT, believing, do, that If It's virtue Is once
Known every family would keep IL
This Is plain short history Of case and Is the TRUTH
and any person DESTROYS OF further particulars can
aitanra pF m
Farms Manchester Co. n. Y. ii miles from me Guy
na,sd Dec 4 1915 PRUDENCE JOHNSON
THE GENUINE PULMONIC SYRUP Is prepared EH-
CLUSVELY BY the proprietor, and is for sale at his pn-
cpa Office No. Cortlsudst where persons IN .eGese
sdice have their lungs examined and obtain
Describing Consulnption Dyspepsia snd Liver Complaint
free OF charge. ,,,r,.v..t. A. r.
For sale aso Dr. Carroll Co.'S nurraT.s $780, ~ Dc
Please bear in mind thatP Bsehm in d1ss pot sen y
oRIGTSAL GENUINE PULHONIC SfhOf, ara 70
syod deception apply for old u
No. 4 Corland-st ). H. oSfhSt'S - 80
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Our Foreign Con,uI..

Extract OF letter received from American in
L, Mexico to a merchant OF this City, dated
Nov 30th la45.
"Ths mate Of the brig Susan
was arrested here under the extraordinary circu
stances but he has been sent home for trial. though,
| would Just mention to you incidents connected
with this transaction You well acquainted with the
supercargo, who is the ostensble owner OF the susan
well il was he who procured his arrest but more from
private pquc than any thing else as he and the Consul
are counirymen and you know how these things work
when an American Consul is foreigner Let them send
and get the testimony OF Americans here and they VIII
find out the starry the mate was rather free IN his Ian
cuage before the Consul relative to his character, and
named incidents which in every body's mouth IN
l. and particularly about his being before the lead
Judge for debt by Mexican VINO threatened his life
this he employed short tine and was unable TO
pay him. but this is old story wish our Government
could be here short time.
This, Mr. Editor, but corroboraes my former state
men,s ard have only one remark add, at this time
which is that GOVERNMENTS quite heroic at times
about the treatment which Americans sometimes receive
in Mexico vet commissions a Consul there who has not
the slch,est claim TO respect. A MERCHANT
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A BOAT OFF ER1E-We learn from Mr. Cham
plin of the Western Express that the Helen
Strong was seen abreast of Erie yesterday without hav
ing any steam up and driven there probably. by the
late blow from the West. Notwithstanding the fields OF
floating ice which obs,ruct the passage, Capt Champn
of the Michigan. would make effort 20 relieve the
boat She be cntircly withou. fuel. and BY this
time rather short of provisions Bstfao Courier 23d
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TRICOBAPHE-A new and

A LEAANDEslh,S beSno n iiouid dye. which 10
santaneousy the color Of The hair TO beautiful
bron or black without injury 10 The hair or SKIN Tee
, snnerioy OF this Dye consists Ia It's easy mode OF
seiion and instantaneous efec-s other dyes requir-
5g rom ten to teve hours produce any change LIS
superior excellence will be apparent To every one upon
angle application.
univ asioeisbng II was tried yesterday In ocs and
The change from gray 10 black wa, Instantaneous -
For sale by Rushton Co. drIggtsts TIC BroaaWay, ~
wall Sc HnaIn.st; Johnson Moore Taylor 81 naiGeo,
lane J. W. Wright Co. Cedarst; and OF me prlpcipei
S hrou yout the unit- States o! sole sgenn
s,s,, " ~ Philadelphia
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TIE LATE FIRE AT ST. LouIs.-The different
compartments of the building consumed were occupied
we learn. by the wholesale dry goods establishment
OF Messrs Doan King & Co. the Agency Office OF the
Protection Insurance Company and The large grocery OF
Mr. E. j. Gay. Mr. James Harrison, who owned the
buildings was insured for $1,000; Mr.. Gay for $500
Messrs Doan King & Co. for $1,000.
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TItIr IRISH EmigIant Society SaL-The Executive
committee OF the irish Emigrant Society respecnuy
& ~ M. public ha the Second Arnua. Ball in ad
OF the funds The Society Will be gwen a. oIo s. On MOE
oSf 70 eSr, gentleman and ladies', Three
DosT esc and may be had from any OF the officers OF tie
Society. ,..s,s..r, 20 N..o,r.s,
GREGORY Dillon ESQ l., Vice President 50 Barcsyst
y gbp xiv Esd Sd Vice President, lSs Bowery
IsIEes Rsy5urn Esq. Treasurer 80 Wc-sL
WIN Redmond, Esq. Treasurer pro tenn II Exchange
place ,--s.,,ra;r, ss.,r 7s N,.sars,
j o'Coanor, Ed Re S Tas ssey' " 'ohn-s-
John Manning, Esq l56 peari.sL
lanes "a ~. WstiIews, ESQ % wai-oL
Dr Euph sweeney, 81 Eltn-s
Arthur Stewart Esq. ss Merchants Exchange.
, NJ S Gi1sil Egg Esa 81 i! si Wss;-s.
Thomas Boiand. ESQ. /. AnH-st
T {2an McN ssaa iia E. s. PiHs-s
5sings sE She's. Esd 81 cedar-st
Terrence Donnsly Egg .; s91S Nv "i aan.s
Aad al the Office OF ne society NO. Artist
YIIEE IYSUKANCE.-The New.Easand Mutual
I Insurance. Company Of Boston will receive sPpiea-
lions for Life Insurance al 50 " eiI,sL
WILLARD PHILLIPS f HossaT + H y Gl;s,,
WILLIAM PARSONS, go. "a ~ 80
FRANCIS p LOWELL, HkTER "ASwkiGhT,
49, n KuBs THOMAS A. DEXTER,
80 OTIS TUFTS.
'N'N WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JoSATaAsc HsssmAy, IL b. Consulting Surgeon, and
. yUas " B. GEEESHo's, NJ D. Consulting Physician,
S S - JoHS HOPPER, Solicitor aud AgecL
This Conoany beea in successful operation in Boston
~ rao wears and is steadily e1tendingits bisi-
ness. "a .5-a,,,,, viii hs.r fair
II - 80 80, ,,-tb those OF eny other Com pary.
nrsI association, il which every Insured party Is
nrsnry capital OF 100000; in addition which
i am ha. already accrued fEom Inc premiums receiv-
60; of premium is regulated offer 10 the IN.
- advantages consistent with the stability OF
the Company - ,;,-,h,,;,, ~ ,ha .,-,ir, sv.rv in
Al eae "a led 10 receive back lhreeoulihs OF The
bis prrmu and Inc whole surplus OF his de-
posts over what needed 10 meet lie hsotes Oh NE e''
pany -, .,,t,.--a,.s +, ~ al, ra.s,s.rv ipfor,
nation ; BE- furnished by the subscriber a. ms once no.
IS AZ @ sadals JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agen.
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Run, mud Religion.

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
Your correspondent L. a few days since, noted
among other iRc0nteStabe facts the that it is
an exceedingly thing to see the keeper. of
retail grog. shop in any church. l, is well for his
veracity that he did extend this remark TO dsti
lers and wholesale dealers as large nuinber-Per
hans n1aiori;y-of the latter regular attendants
upon the preaching Of tie Gospel and show rs much
zeal for the welfare Of the church perhaps any others
who are connected with il. The who has the heart
to take from the poor infatuated drunkard his last three
cents and give HIM qa;d pro qso glass OF poison
to kill hms with hardly be expected to fee! much
interest in the propagation Of that doctrine which teaches
to do unto others as We would that others should do
unto you-bul is gratifying know that the same re-
marx will not apply to the respectable gentlemen who
the poison. They, oil course are entirely
free guilt and therefore have nothing 10 reproach
themselves with they enter the temple o. the LoIu
and ask His blessing upon the laoors o. thc previous
week To be sure has been pretty well asccrtaned
that every fourteen hundredth gallon OF liquor thar Is
made and sold sends M immortal being reelng ana
aspheng into eternity-5ut perhaps Inns little con-
sderaoa is not worth the attention OF those VINO 90
wholesale business especially the blood upon their
lion to the Bible Society. contribution 10 the Asso-
Citation for tie Relief of the Poor
recolect having seen. some time since. mathema-
ucs proposition running something after this wise: II
II Is mean business 10 sell half pint OF rum, how much
meHner is 1t to sell barrel fuf While those who sell
(and make by The "barrelfull engaged in working
out ms p.ooei y may not bc aiss for the intelligent
puoc at large to solve the equally simple and far
important question Which is the most guilty, in the
sight OF God snd man. he who occasionally sends poor
infatuated mortal his last account or he who furnishes
le send hundred there with full conscious.
ness that such Will DC the result OF 6is labors D.
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ry- Thomn, Pincbney smith, Alto

ry- Thomns PinciSney smith, Attorney al Law.
Albany Baker County Georgia, viii attend the settlement
Randolph Early Decatur, Thomas and LotTndes
observation-disclosures Greeley, Esq. Editor OF Tribune;
W.sson 1877 Pears,; Browning and Hull, S2 DO; Dick
inson Churchill lao do; AysloP Brothrr, ~ do Van
Arsdal. WHrnock, li2i o. a Wetlore % sronI-s:;
WluaIu.el OF SswSlr'
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~ j. d. Wheeler, Attorney and Coun.elor Al
Law, and Commissioned Deeds &c viii attend In TIE
Residing Room OF TGmInany Hall e. houts o! The Gay
and ey eaing. jyl5 osa
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9rTIs MFALLIsLE oNGUENT,

mon Frafca,ipp Pityrasis, Dendruf and all Exo.ia-
nns of The cutcle or Scalp stay Aopecy Falling OF
The Hair restore II The bald paI-sl positively pre-
vent gray hairs and simple toilet preparation for keep
pTor 70 any thing IN Indeed, after years
searching test, il IS universally admitted TO be the long
sought for indispensable eppendage the toilet Il is war
rentsd in all cases properly applied VIVA. should
De said in is add, that those who Try H. ever
afterwards continue is use
Principal Office 10 IS Eassau-st iEencie5-J Jarv!s'
No 6l5 Broadway Mr.. Evrards, No lIa Grandst hl 4
-. WIN, 81 Carey Co No 1856 Peerl-st j. Graham &
Co IS Waer-s,; VIM A Crocser, No. 81 Maiden-Isne'
New-York- A. Spoouer1 Co. 81 Ful:9n.sti rs
zets Confectionery IN st Grand and sootn Frs'
sis whans5urgh D. A Herriek, NO; Des'sa 800.
Albany T. Y Messrs. Mortimer Ao~orS, cpfnef -,
Market and Charles Baltimore Md 70. s rsgs
Broad cor of Market ST Newark asro n Ms
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kv Guruey,s Premium Daguerrean Gallery
ss Broadssy, NewYo:k-Picures taken ss This estso-
i,:r-n are NOT eSc-lled In this country ris
ros patrons The pubic respectfully invited call AID
nf; ~ Srr tbe,s.lvss os SIM
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TNFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limb.-Ths
proprietor Of the Danish LGirnsnt winch has attained
sH,e Frosted Limbs and been introduced by him IN IL
dinia with equal success acquants hose afflicted thar
be has appointed Agencies a. 20 Sieecksssl ana 70
n.y be aWsYR procured ~ q esnu per botQe GUS pm
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DISTRESS or THE MIssIssPPL-The ST. Louis
Recs states thai, the steamboat Olive Branch is block
ed up by the ice nesr Powers Island, one hundred
Germans on board in starving and freezing condition
Attempts have been made 10 get them OF without sue
cess some wood however, mas been gotten to them
which will aid To mitigate the horrors OF their situation
Steamboats, Missouri Mail Herald and Brunette are in
like situation.
70 The steamboat Caspian, on her way etherto
or from New Orleans struck sns lately and sank 10 the
floor of the ladies' cabin There 300 deck and 100
cabin psssengers-tbe former mostly Germans Il Is
presumed that no lives were sacrificed
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6oli0an ADVERTISEMENTS.
! TsEFUL HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-w

4 1SEFIL IfULIUNf FhESENTS.-Wht cncs,
y Jswelry &c. ScA splendid assortment OF Gold and
Silver Duplex PSteui Lever Anchor Escspemen Lep!ne
and Verc. Wstchr selected from the best manufactures
Ia Europe which will be warranted perfect TIME kecPers
Also patterns Of Gold Chains Ssas keys Gold Pencil
Cases Pens with god and lver handles Bracelets Of va
styles gold and silver Thnber Rnss, Pins fer ladies
ard gsnen,en Bouquet Holders; silver Forks Spoons ne
The above VIII be sold the lowest prices, and warranted
10 be equal 10 the bes; made IN the city, by
MOTT BROTHERS, No Nasssu-s.
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~ The Subscriber,s LoZenge for Gold in the

u The SuOSCrlber7s I.OZtHGt TUT CUIU III tue
Head Dstssv alIeviaes III disBs reeabe symptoms of
thai unpleasant disorder Permitted 10 dsso I've slowly IN
the mouth, by It's acion on the mucus membrane OF mai
organ il yyiih!rsws Inflammation from the parts affected
also al ehcscious approved remedy for hoarseness
a,d loss OF vo!ce. Price . cents box
Sold at The principal drug sorea. and By j. ( l. COD
DINc,T0N SOS Hudspu.sL cor. Spring-st da0 Inn
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Philadelphia Agent for The Tribune.-Xieber
4 Co. Ledger Building, Third-st, who receive suscri
L,rs and hsye singn cnps for daily ock. dS I'm
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wv York, December 18th, 1915 ,,,>y

Resiheuce No. 80 Henfy.st Newly ORR.
have been acquainted with Martha Kinney for sew,
s wears The has made OF her sickness and
cure is true although is impossible 10 describe fully me
extreme suerngs she has undergone Her cough was -
deed dreadful and did think she could long survive
the consumption thar appeared have taken deep hold OF
her. feel strong interest in her welfare and am SIN.
cerey thankful for her recovery her reiIenee is Al my
house. No go Henry-st in the city Of New-Ynrk.
'S"'Ni i MARY HINSDALE.
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JOHN UARLEY,

MARKHAM, Tailor. i4s Broadway and 10 Libery-s-
ID ENG DESTROYS Of selling the balance Of MS sfge socA
wear oilers them on reasonable terms and soeis
the attention OF gentlemen about purchasing ,,o,k ~
he '''0 'neI READY "a S7 MADE CLOTHING. w..
Consisting Of Dress and FEoeE Cosn fals iii so o
touts Cloaks Sack and Once Coas wmch "ioo op uon
no m Isl eboiee as.ortmsn, of sbirts sear, Crsvas
uossry and under apparel. constantly on hand.
~ g. Gentlemen furnishing their own material can have
4, made and trimmed, and NJ warranted ,r
For Sne--A splendid Coachmahs Coat dIo M
T17uE EROOKLYN Flint Glass Go; having reeenuy
opened the SIS Brosdwsy wSTd inform ss pub.
lie that they now on hsnd ana VIII consanuy Dc re-
rhest and newest patterns OF cuL engraved and plain
Gsssware Also ch cut and plain solaI and oher Lamp
Sr hi, mafxet which they Will sell al the lowest market
prices Every variety Of Flint Glass made to order and
cur or engraved TO match win CIesb Coan oi Arms &C
or auy other pattern, a; short notice.
b-Fames keepers, s,eamb rat and packet ship
ere call and examine stock before
chasing elsewhere and confident they will p.o-
nouncs equal any foreign and far superior y oer
da4 Nv Agent, SIS broadway.
VANsLYCk,s CEMENT, for CHINA, Gisss, Earth.
enWare and Msrble.-Ths manufacturer having spent
present OF perfection, Is confident tina. all who win
give II fair trialwr be satisfied with IT, and that win
stend on It's own merits without the putting OF hired nsws
For sa!e by JOHN J.: bhoWNG ".
Iz2 Fulion-st nea, John-sl
liberal discount TO dealers. dIz
oYSTERs-PIoKLED OYSTERS.
nAVID DECKER, No Ann Ct requests hs en y 70
~ and those wishing TO get Oysters Tor lido NC d7 Iw
leave their orders early as possible
=, MUSIC.
DaRTIES AND RAILS attended with music ~ apply
L inx 10 5. SIMPSON. 81 WMTea-.e ~ -.
NJUFFs! MUFFs: niGEES =. a. 'a as.o,,-
ent Of Hu ofsvey variety and selected with grss. care
r,snt ~ Fnr Trrmirgs or hsnd ~ ,,,,, e,o ~,
---T- D. NJ. fosrEk-
AdEs TTN e. FOSTER, Commission end Forwarding
husrchsnts. No. CsssiIly's Row. Ctncinosa sIs !.
NEWARK CALCINED PLASTER Cement aad
~ Marble dust; received fesa from the worsa Arosi
nd IN s.ore AZ lhs msnu.scurers prices For sale BY
o2s 2m- VAN NESS BELL, II corland-st
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~ Boston subscriptions the Newly ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents KIDDING Co.
Sate-see- Te-ms-l0 CENTS per week or Two cscs for
Single Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, for cents s.
An new and cheap publications FOR sale Q: low Issued
nv Bos,on Publishers Their Napoleon. je1 eoGi
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ARTIFICIAL EYES

nHADE and inserted by Dr. J. CLAY no: ~ poWneIy,
ln N Y die only manufacturer Of the human ArincAl
- q, Az - Tnited States Amy person mat wishes 10 DO
suited should always apply 10 The maker who has been
the FORTY w I'D
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General Notices.

IT, Barry's Tricophcrous.-If gaining enviable
distinction in this ci.y aud surrounding country In conse-
ouenCe OF its sterling virtues for Il Will sssuredy prevent
the hair from becoming grey force 10 grow on bald places
erctualy eradicates scurf dandruf Sc and beautiful
refreshing wash for the toilet nothing can equal
besides il makes the hair beautiful aud glossy Price fifty
cents per bottle. Prepared and sold by A c. BARRY,
ARTIST Ia Hair, No. li6 Broadway. Agsns-A B. Sands,
rs Broadway and 70 Fuonst Or. Carroll, Murray-sJ.
Meakm 81 Broadwsy j. |. CoddrgioD. sos Hudson,s
7. Munson al Sprne-st; Or. Lindsay, 50 S!xihsv W
Smith, Fulton St Brooklyn; J. W: Swan, Medina, ~ MI
Gay.sL Baltimore; W Bristol, Utica N Y; b.
F. Reeves Boston Dr. Gordon, Rochester; Wslkirs Mo
bile; Sturges, Racine, Wisconsin do In cod
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umery for the Toilet Lubin's Extracts OF Jessamine.
Orange, Flower, Vioets, Magnolia Nerb-na. Orange dc
Portugal Bouquet de Caroline Bouquet dc Portugal Bou-
que de Victoria, Bouquet des Danes Rose Pachouy,
Miehrus, Geraneuui. sc. Sci superior Cologne Water,
great variety Of fancy articles Shaving Crrrms Brushes
SC NC. for sale by DAVID SANDS co. n East Broad
way d23
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DRESENT., FOR THE HOLIUAYs.-We oseT

cOu Ss-N OGof
10 those about purchasing Tor the Holidays the following
list OF articles Gold and silver Pencil Gases, plain snd
chased with and without gold Pencil Toothpick and
Weighing Machine the much admired Pocket Esc,olr,
plain and richly gill; containing all the necessary writing
sealing and measuring Apparatus, together with aleer bal
from :h- size OF daguerreoiype TO that OF
duodecimo volume; Rodgers's and Wes-nhouas Pocket
Knives Ia ivory, pearl ana tortoise shei handles ao
Scissors, sc. &c For sale by JOHN J. BROWN co.
d27 No. i22 Fulton-st near Nassau
GRAPES AND WINES Tor The Aondays. sold.
VI wholesale aad retail, by C s BENSON 2l7 Beecker.
between Coaagepsce and Carmiue-s;. Fresh Prunes
elegant fancy boxes Amonds, Raisins, Curysns and
Ciron Old East India and South Side Madeira sherry and
other Wines Also, French and Italian Cordals Lady Ap
pies, Hams. Tongues. &c d27 IL
CAkES. CAKES!!-The subscriber iotorms bis
~ friends and the public that he Is prepared 10 furnish
them with all kinds of Cake for the ensuing Holidays and
although he pre,ensops to furnish all kinds OF
Confectionery he will allow 10 the trade 10 surp.ss
his Plum, Pourd Sponge Laay etc. Scotch, and psrieu
larry his New Year Cakes for quality or neatness 10 orns
meniing. OIdsrs from ths city Brooklyn and Williams
hurch will 5e thankfully received snd attended 10 with
liberal allowance msde to those buying for
schools charitable purposes IN large Quantities Show
room open on Monday. the 29h list
JAMES KELLY ~ Beekmsn-ft
dos g. between God and ClE
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OYSTERS-PICKLED OYSTERS.
nAVID DECKER, No Ann requests is en y y,
~ and those wishing get Oysters for The new s1 I
leave their orders IN early as possible -. ="
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GRAPES AND WINES IoI !6e Hoaday., 80

NEW YEARS DAY .-Szadeozky's Essence
Coffee, the superiority Of which has been scsnow
ged and varded with premium by the Inst
,ae offers the grea, ofakug anted only
cups OF superior COTE. any moment, and tho
attention Of The public particularly directed some eI-
ce'ent Java aromatsed with Vanilla, In store At
Messrs Bunker Co. IS Maiden-laue II. d. Hill, Wster
j. Mlhan Is3 Broadway; W. S. Corwtn, $50 Broad
way J. c. Oot.herger No. IL Centrest; g. Krst, lSl
Csnsst J. Eb!ing, 2ooi Bowery; L. Kich Co Is
Wgl-.t d23 lw-
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NAh E- EUK THE CUNNING HUIIDA1S.-
Fsilss residing In the upper part OF the city 70.
specially invited call and examine the assortment Of
Cakes description fresh daily, the old established
Bakery No. 50 C0rt!andsL Orders thankfully received
Cukes free Of expense any part OF the city, by
dS Inn GEO. ARCuLARlUS SON.
NJOTICE.--A large tashonsb assortment of Needle
lSWork Habit Shirts Inside Handkerchief ColG!s &C
at thu store of VIM Warner 2isl BleeckeI-rt Those In
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