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GEORGE W.. CLARKE, COFFIN MIXER
VI IND GENERAL FURNISHING UNDER
I.akER, corner Of Virginia apenne and 9th street,
mear the Nary Yard Gate.-Thankful for the liberal
patronage with which he has already been favored,
he respectfully solcits continuance of the same.
Always on hand, ready for use, Pine, Cherry,
Walnut, Poplar, and Mahogany, which he manu-
factures into Cofns at the shortest notice, and ON
the most reasonable terms
Hearse and carriages furnished at the shortest
notice. All orders thankfully received and prompt
y attended to at all hours feft at the above place,
or at his residence, second door from the corner,
on l. street
N. B-Carpenters work in all its branches done
on the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice. Is.
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, and made
look equal to new. dec lS-6m
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nation of the words that had heard A
mystery they were-and mystery they
still remain; but there was no mystery about
that genteel though serious Hoax.
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CUMBERLAND COAL. from the celebrated
" mines of the Maryland Mining Compa-
ny, and of quality better than any heretofore Of
fered in this Market can be had by the car load, or
smaller quantity, at j. PURDY'S
Coal and Lumber Yard Centre-market.
feb eff
HORSE AND CATTLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LII sales Of HORSES and CaTT'LE will be held
at the Centre Market space, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday morning, commencing at nine
o'clock. b. HOMANS,
dec 20-tf Auctioneer.
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present embarrassed state Of the company but the
cess affords evidence Of violation Of the charter may
hereafter have more important bearing. The loans
are also somewhat precariousy situated the right
borrow limited to thu amount paid in. vz 81 100 Oos'
the proceeds of shares therefore see no reason
why this ansgresson does not afford another evidence
Of 1.-THE violation of the charter. .
We will rest here for the present. with the simple re-
mark that bonds to contractors at four months bearing
seven per cent interest offered at heavy dscounts In
Wall street. without finding purchasers; and unless Mr..
Hsvemsyer and his patriotic associates the
cue and obtain from the Legislature renewed act Of
Indemnity for lost charter the contractors will find q
barren chance for payment
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--LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


~ WASHINorer, Dec. 20, 1915.
Lieutenant Gsneral--additisnsI T" Fiasd Fsets"-Mv
Bsnton-Mr. Critfsnden- Cancellation The Secret
Esplodsd- The Wilmot BrinkerhsG RssoIutisn-SlS
very, Pro sni Con.
AZ much talk has been INDUCED with regard 70 tie
once Of Lieut. General. may bsof general interest 10
state that on the second Of July 1885, General Whisg
ton was nominated by President Adams Lisutsnaa
General and Commander uChsf Of all the armies aiisd
or to bs raised in the United States" The senate
nimously confirmed the appointment. However. In The
following year intmations given that friendly re-
laons could be restored between the United States sul
France and the power given TO- not exercised BY
the Father Of his Country The three ENJOYS extrsol
sso & s
with the administration and Col Benton. One two a.
the meeting OF Congress- the Colonial was asked whs-
Their he would not the government in sxtrlor
binary capacity taking with him MI Crttsndsn Of the
free State. The Colonel hessted, and said he would
Their rsmsn where he in the Sensts but he added
that ne would not insist refusal II no better arrspgs
ment could be made The matter was whispsred In the
closeIs of the White House. and from the public
had conferred. and it arranged that Mr. Bair-hs Of
the Globe, synonym with Jackson) should 60 ON to
'S ~: END SIZE:
perhsps, to- engage the ex President TO make enc Of
the extraordinary ITO Before the important object Of
the errand could be accomplished the profound secret
of the administration was discovered. The President
wondered how the fact became known, and the members
of the cabinet could not to II him.
to be doubtful whether the President still
tertans the idea Of making Colonel Benton Lisutsnant
General whether he will consult the Senate to ths
appointment Of two Commissioners TO act with him In
cur affairs with Mexico. Circumstances will be cenai-
iered.
President Polk s almost not quite afraid to propose
such measure. The very moment he shall do %. n
the subject before the House Of ksprsssntvss.
up would spring the Wilmot Brinkerho9 rssoluttsAs
prohibiting slavery in any territory which may b -
cured, by negotiation, from Mexico. And then would
commence debate which would result, ct this time IN
nothing beneficial the resolution should BE- csryicd
not be as happy a. Mr.. Walker whom the rsvsnue
bill Of lsl6 passed. There II way TO forsts ell
President says that he ought TO be embarrassed with
the Wilmot Brinkerho rsstriconths territory should
be obtained by negotiation first, before the municipal
police" 10 estabshed Northern Representatives on the
contrary, insist that the OF slavery shall not BE-
tendsd and hence in advance, they dssrs preventive
Of the evil. FELIX.
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December 27th, WILLIAM HKrRY FssNEy, son Of Pat.
rick Fseney, eyed three years and six months
The relatives and acquaintance Of the family
spsctfuly invited to attend the funeral this ondsy)
afternoon, at o'clock, from 29l Stanton street.
At West Cambridge, 9ad inst, widow svsANrAH Eos.
TEE, aged 50 years and months
At Marlborough, VT 18th inst, Mr.. SoLoMoN PARK
eyed 90. native of Holliston, Mass.
At South Kingstown, r. L. 22d inst, THOMAS BILLING.
roH, in his 93th year, patriot Of the revolution
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AMUsRmEHTs.

e.
Pm: jus.
isis.:s sst .ss
r. which will Be added tn. DUMB BELLE-Ei1'. Mrs.
,ss Fas BIS B..' 4.
Dancs. by 40 Eaaseuses viennoises
. Gess sas. ~ u,
R0WEkY luEAThk-Nonday Essaing, Dec %. the
S1 ~ &c.; y
xts:1 ssS Dram. sG THE CITY suRct .R
h: as s IoAS Or spyl
Ss: s.tS Ss!: : ny cents
His.ss ...Hs.ss Manager: Y:si If
The Dss
:1:I%." I sy aEs u;
NJ sss TsE Pgss S Sfs? ~ GENOA
Bosss cents ali Of the house private boa
Door: open At half past sPerfomsncs TO commence att
M iICHELL's OLyMrIC TAEAIAE.MSnd,y Eveu-
a s:d me Jn. Ml
AS,SSs LADY r ri a n THE BRAVO
Alter which, sfRiNG GARDENs-seoreup. Mr. Hol.
,is : ssss,:sR a., srENr-M..l. Mr.
ee i:' st e.n. %: p,
rSss: Ss:s.
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
2 2g:s.s asss. Sassi; re-
Opera osrpfsfb s taa2 iRshi D''''
Rsssr' Of the Italian 0Gsrs c0mpany-ssno A. San
Acting Manager. ssnor rosli~a.
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AAO1h n nAMVO-

ST. GEORGES SOCIETY
:. Sc FL y: s'sS
At 'A' 1'D MCNDA y EVENING. DEC -, 1875
nm. orv PRINCIPAL vocALsTs.
MISS NoklHA Mk,b "A AsIAMowIcx,
MR. AUSTIN FHlt NIL fhsS 81 sHErrAnD.
Mis- iss
HERR DORM % s:. s HON ': ND P';si eo
navy, his fr;t ~ appearance nsN'w York;
MR. n AA s III Sl E3sHt Aopr.,
o,.r,.r.-r. o rSossANEs 1. Ii a,.o, As..
English Song. The Flag that bnavsd q thousand
Should ssf :. Los.r Bishop.
%S Of r
A;-M:d:%s Xs.nowiie.iein:' =. Sr:i. q ION.
Ba.d-M.. JUL. SoS.i- The spell !: broken 49,
: Nss1 saS. Mr. T. r.! s S:s
FhIiIip., Mr.. Sheppard, and full ofchs:na- TO Be
z1 "a! E:n:s. nd f.. Il:
Will consist Of 4H III gaFSrTSs E 81 .na cl4
,.a vss on, on hs%s: IVn L. r
Duo Piano. v'In On air:
GrSs,;,ov b. n Hsss
c:prise D'ysi.sioa;;i subjects from LA Nor w..
Ba.d-adams ,s.ivs sessss Bslii,i.
s N:w M a Ala sIssR nSSn ,
Grand Duet for Horn and Flute exseuted
by Herr Darn and Mr. A. Kyle, composed by 1eaSnaSs-
Aria-!Miss Julia Northall-"rm Queen Of Fsrvw-,
English National xnii. m. God save ii: Queen,
Mrs y. Loder, Miss Horthall Mr.. A. Phillips, and
Mr. 4. Sheppard with full Orchestra.
SS!ssif$i NIT.
purchase theiy tickets advance sthe' Of tho Member.
the Music ktoes. The crowd
purchasing the Ticker Once the Tabernacle entrance
sproduetive nconvsuiencs and
The public and the Subscribers respectfully Inform
ed that the Second Copeert Of the will take place az
the Apollo Rooms on Saturday, January 3. 1856 -.
su hecripons toI the remaining three concerts, entting
the subscrbsr four ckets each received At the music
store Of schafsnberg 4 Luis ny e,ess
dec IT isSaTu x Thrc All Houston St
NEW YORK HISTORICAL sOCIETY.-At the ~
aud under auspices Socefy Mr. Geo K
Gddou will deliver Of eight Lectures Egypsn
grams and xntauitiss at the Meehanics Hail. "a Brosdwsy
The course Will commence on Monday evening 2eth De
eember and BE- continued the 4h 7h. 18th hh ish 2st
and 70 h January, ATTY +. M.
the Bookstores fBarlct Wexford and Of VIM Taylor
Co, undr the Astor House; Of r. Lockwood Il Co al
Broseway; Of LIZ kernot, 633 Broadway; oil > Groves.
broadway and Beecher street, The once Of the GLOBE
and at the door oft Mechanics Hall
Geatlemans Ticket, 81; Lsdy's, 81; Juvenile persens
under IS $-for the course Single admisson-sdulm -
cents; juvenile Isrsers IS cents
JOHN T. fos ro% Hist. soe
d22 tire
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At New Orleans, December 18th. by the Rev. w. A
Scott, HErhr saEsMAr, of Camden, Me-, to Many B.
PRAaUx, of this city
On Thursday evening, Dec gath, by the Rev Spears,
MaaeAHRr Arr. second daughter Of Jacob Pointer Of
Brooklyn, to B. LLoyp JAMES, Of New York.
On Thursday, 25th inst, by the Rev ybfr McClusky
Mr THOMAS MclNrosH to Miss ELIZA j. TrNNrR, all of
this city
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VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO

THE LIST Regiment Of N. Y. 8 volunteers, is now CON
peted with the exception OF company, for which
twenty wanted This will be he last opportunity
for persons Who wish to join this Regiment
Apply to-day before o'clock at American Hail. corner
Of prad~ayepd Grand att tho Mercer House.
ner Of Broome aud Mercer street. d2s ltsrh
A CARD The I'd Company Of Washington Volunteers
return their sincere thanks to Mr. Ireland Of Hoboke1
for his siacsre kindness and ton the named
Cora'v when exclusion Chlstmss day and
in doing Justice MIR Ireland would Invite
panies to give hin trial. wishing enjoy mseves
sach occakioa.
CRowLEy, Ssc'y. D.MULLINS, Captain.
dz6 lts ri =
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MRS. ZEGLIo.

- WILL open large Of Paris millinery
~ Bonnets, Re. Che will offer for inspection choce
stoci Of Fall goods, comprising silks satns plain and
cut veivess, &C. &c, which being selected with good
purchasers.
Merchants and miIljners from the eouufry wanting mstor
ale asd Psttsms wend fad Their interest . call bsfor
pu{chssing ne Peosk fresA the style The istsss whis
VIII % dispeses o. - reasonable terms ~ inse
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AUCraON aUTlCES.
LARGE SALE OF sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS, EMBRACING The MOST VALUABLE
BOOKS. EvEFs 9 q I q I;Rv AT AUCTION


.nrT0T>N-'l-' - 1STAfs CRY ~
WILL sell {, 'Ssi reon 81 bo oa corner of
w Dsy street, tbs Monday evening, and the following
.:sea ss:S ~S1t :sosa
e.: as Is
!,oa.i .,y q PLACE: lss Napoleon GALLERY
sssans: ks..a: soyds Gallery 10 p:ss:;
Letter. a Of .ssS g" plates. n' soel
re cOa,, Chronicle. q Ain. plates: Go.s. Aataa
h G wiz, IL .SI.
from picture. those Great principally
Live. Of the Artists and ~ eOnc.s Of their predue
s.ay nsrSsd calf By Rsvsrs fun gilt
LiSsI ys5i,.,:: Goss0n q P.is,: AFTER y: original
81 Sy On: Eo q Which
a Ss 3. ,Ss' s1 S Of s., , ,S With
~ % pa s bss 3: sse n
s.s ~ and costly work BOyd's edition from the
Also. collection Of choice snsraviuss, embracing
6ae engraving. proof before the letter. after
The Holy Family, By Rchomms.
S G.I.ick IL the Green Room.
The Death Of Harold Napoleon Battles sugavnss.
T The F SiiSIasS q bsesn.
Qusen Catherine Kesspson OF Lady Jane Grey; Mary
Queen Of Scots F0rttuds Of sr Thomas Moore Horace
The above works. as well the whole catalogue are the
eSa win saS n.ss
Cssloaus. are pow ready at the sales room. where the
The sale win commence punctually at O'Clock, I'M
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURNITURE At Auction
viii Be ,0d T1.EiS.y 18th inst: :. 10. Ssloen e III:
;eTInsni q io.swoOd F;niiurs, E..bshssa. Louis
c.sslss ss nov 1:sdy -'' p0' ram y dis .rh
ucT,or EEdHEI[tgyDEE oT XII 'ssG,sS:
ISw Co. Viz 81: .nssiHS T.s:ssy Dec e. Il No
:%s.s,s;i;s :fs
Sd Susp.sdsI: lamp snd., sipps ssblsid. Pocket
Ab%|: Gs ros IL. 's ps.
*. soy.s: 81 81: D0''s; e. sih
HAspsonE II a4a SSs24 4 FyssifgsEr. ).
4. s:sss..y s:as1:' p:!:a. French
ssis sp oe f VI r ;sa
ses; Mahogany 81 French Chars Couches; Dvsns; Book
Terms e..N: das Tier
wv sA s DR HP ER% e. 90 Am
~; ~ GsINA-By il. T. WILLARD; Tus.d.y, Dec. asth, Al
S rSs sss toilet y ,.:
mon edged dpt and ware white granite and Chine Ts,
ta Lara .'
casks Solar and Lard Globe. Sale wi,hOutreserve
FAScy rIksp gE!S sfSI aif E$sEs
81 a.: ass
s org 8 sss.' pP.
and other Furs offered auction this The whole
will be sold without
Catalogues will be resdy on the morning of the sale.
Terms cash. d28 2fissrc
1000 FEET or STEAM RUBBED HEARTH
STONE FOR S.4LE at AUCTION
ID 8. VAN HOUTEN will sell on Tuesday. 18th Deem
oa. on S x. as:S
ss &: s j.; II .. Lee to 81 made
W. z. HAYNES. Aucuonesr
VNO be sold public the House
Two Lots: between 4lst and lad Streets An avenue on
the 9Th day Of January e7 AZ 10 O'Clock A. M (f dis
posed q prsyisnsly g prvste sale Terms
deeds will be given For further psrtcnsrs sp
ply to Harris Wilson. Esq, n Murray street. Terms easy
al3to Jy6srh
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SANTA CLAUS
ALEXANDRIA SALOON,
$50 BroadWay, betpeen Spring and Prince streets,
nearly opposite Ni5io'a
HERR A LIE XANDE r,
Who will appear every evening this week and produce
Santa Claus person. loaded Toys and Candies for the
Children.
Full particulars in the daily bills
Tickets the Rounda cents; the Balcony, =
Children under 10 years OF age half price.
Doors open s]<-commsnce at ~ o'clock. dz7 iwre
CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE
U No Third Tier" tothis establishment. No females
admitted unattended by geptleme en-
THIS EVENING, December 2sth,
Last nisht but of
MADAME MACARTE.
First appeafance this OF
LEVI NORTH.
As the Sprite Of the Silver Shower
S SSH a SSSESS ::::$ cle-n.
Boxes IS csnts-Chldren half price-fIt l2x cents.
d28 lwsrh
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OYSTERS.

IN DECKrR requests his fisnds and aeouaiussnees who
LIZ wsAs oyUe for the New Year, to ssnd thsis orders
10 good season. rekisd oyrss seasSaauy had Ne
sAsH sesss ~ Hsrh
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THE HOLIDAYS.
BOUQUETS FOR THE HOLIDAl

BOUQUETS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE SUISSE RiBERs ,aks pleasure to inform the public
sddiuonai forcing bahem which i'll enable them
all orders they may be favored with for Bouquets
during the gay Ih,y have also purchased the
stock ofone Of the largest private houses the
Of New York enable them NIL all their orders for New
Years morning Our ed that they will
be in point ofsyes equal If not superior to
yious year
We would inform those who have already
left their orders for LIST jan that they will be frat
aud every succeeding order in rotation received.
d21 lwsrc DUNLAP THOMSON, $50 Broadway.
NEW YEARS TABLES.
NJ GUILDS Of Jelly. Charotte Russo Ice Cream &C.. Py-
WI ramds Orr sments and Baskets Motos every kind
rlam Pound. Almond and sponge Cakes nchy ornaTs..
THOMPSON < WELLER, 23s & 7Is Broadway,
and No. 20 Clinton St, Fulton, Brooklyn.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
GREAT ATTRACTION
A great quantity Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS given away
LOOK OUT FOR HEM!
Mr.. ALEXANDER, the young AMERICAN MAOI
CLAN, will appear -
at his brilliantly and NJ ynhc Temple Of En-.
ehantmen in Mysterious and Oricnl- Soiees, and Per
form his most Incredible ar d astonishing
FEATS or MAGiC, &e,
during which he will manufacture quantity OF Wseaths
BoQuets Cakes Sc the ladies. and
of Toys, Books Flowers Candies &C.
&c for children, all Of which be viii give away:
The will be chanrrd every evening; for
ticuIars Of which. see bull. Of the aay.
PRlCES.OF ADM SION.
Dress Circle, 60 cents Boxes and Pit, q cents
Children half price Coiored Gallery cents entrAnee in
Carpenter street.l
Doors open at 7o'eloek-peformanee to commences at
before o'clock dG Sussrc
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BRANDY, VINES, GIN. sEGARs, FRUIT,

BRANDY, WINES, GIN, sEGARS, FRUIT,
w c. BuRDIcK. No 8 B S tire. doors .s.v.
W Wall street, offers for sale the following. in lots to
Sysn.s: d.I ard pale ysriou, brands. prn. quality
Madeira, 1 and other brands DO
shenies pale, gold and brown DO
Champagne varfou, brands DO
s s:s,,e s sgs;s..dE, s,.'sms g
w B. r!easss Hmse most fsthfully to ie.p and de-
hy. only Of The best quality and soci the vor Of tho
HOPE H a 1,i informs hi; friend: I'D vel:
where he hopes to see his old friends and customers
REMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND
III. Enss s :% Sss .ss a.
:shs payable the pinsips town: IN England
T :: 'Si'
be regularly PSiI;f p
ds rm.rc III Faio, street. New sH YS;L
MILLS, HALTER, l7S BROADWAY.
(Iioward Hotel)
70 sho's .nes % ns1s iaa o n. %
The patronage me. wild, in tn. sal. of the above hats.
sume'ent guarantee Of their supsriority d24 2wsne
MONEY LENT
highest price. advanced in lsre and small sums
py JoN pxvEs 81 "a
oe.. By ringing the bell f'' as in .,y''
EKVALENTA
undermined have Just RECEIVED fresh supply q Er
the public either wholesale or retail; ,uc RI
. Sole suess..pI; 70 Pi.c; 6 sSuili.rd.
ANo A. s:T,
with the yrssts.t facility Terms, three dosr per month";
5. "ssS:a once o.; R ms. 'na
ACeORDEONs, MELoDEONs, AND MUSIC
sub.sIbsT Ms s i and nponsr Of Musical
dson Msodsons Musical Boxes ali kinds masi
90 . EDWARD BAAcK,
RALLs AND PRIVATE. PARTIES furnished with the
Ss 1ss i 1 Sp
AAhh1hsz sA*E Et!ssE Brother. Professor.
No va Elm street corner Of Howard d, liner
MUsIC-MRs DAVIS respectfully announces. tina. she
.s ?: .s ss vi.
an easy method Of acqung the to the voice.
apply ;; ;s' Ss :'' OWE
A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON. No. ~ Barclay street,
"A Just below Asor Hoq.e ]. tho srr.s, and ,st
IS bs 8. best bisfa abe &
country fine maple and mahogany beds These hles
all times be depended for giles.
a. they have all cloth cushions and therefore, AFFECT
ed BY the weather.
.s H. sEE9, q z: Az Sss HS
friends and this public that they have Just opened this
bshnent, and hope by and
rally bestowed upon them
Geutlemep who may favor them with all may depend on
having the best Of attendance with private and apron
Tor their exclusive wishing play
private are informed that there excellent table
rate which be secured by application
N b. The most fastidious cd feel decaey patron
izng this establishment - the company will be found always
ms Imsvh Jf,sEtH wttdTF ~
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NEW THEATKE. BROADWAY

NEW THEATRE, BKOADWAf
THE public respectfully informed. that after much
trouble and anlicty undersigned have concIu
their for Den Townsenls properly in souih
Broadway executed contacts with the eminent are
MessTs Strong Adams 70 complete Ire buIdny BY
the LIST Of January whsu will be 70 the public Tor
Of six months duration.
Of ability wishing 70 rrend the wiz
ter in the Capital of the Empire State WI Please address
the (pospaidl when they will reeve dae at
tention. II. w. rhEeION W.
7tvwrrH
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FOR SALE,

- A THREE STORY HOUSE on I'D street. betwseu
: the I'd snd I'd II IL well flashed snd repies
with the latest Improvements including sehen range,
M msas slc mnr% rms 1: mar
front with yeraHdah and French Window The houxe one
or OF sig houses ssuh aide of the street For
further particulars sppyto VYeE h SONS,
Dis iHsrh ifarssiu
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE

THE Exhibition of the Wok Of Art belor ging TO this
Institution is open the Ro;unda ia the Park
Three pieces Of Sculpture by Brown have been ael
and Deg the gift Of Charlie, Lerpp, ESQ., ard AdoDis
cravings u 10 collection embraces Cocs Course OF mpire
aud VSysee Lite besides other fine specimens OF Amer
can Art BY Mr. unit lnghsm Inman. Edmonds ehsp
man, Roshermel, ard others. -,
The Gallery 10 open daily from AM until dark, and on
Monday and 1uesday Evenings only until 10 Pm.
Life ership dollar single admission Is cents
T. stsjosues J2II cents d2l 1meodiss
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CONTINUATION OF THE SALE or COLMAN's
~ Great COLLECTION Of OIL Paintings. Engravings, and
iDusuted Works-suited to tho Hodays-conslsting Of
Merry Mskings Cattle. &C., by ancient modern artists
will be fully described the catalogue which may be
be had on Saturday
Mr. C. has placed in this sale his celebrated Landscape
by veIboom signed and dated l67 pronounced equal
Hosbms or Rpy.dssl ard admired by all .t:t. beside.
Claude OF itnRand Grunewsld. Ward. King, and other
American artists whose productions have sold high
ADD more than fifty pleasing L.ndsesps: all rich frames
who disappoi ited by drawing the sth
have opportunity OF buying their price
way second floor where the sale will take place 10
o'clock A. NJ Of the 18th inst d26 SatGTu ct issrh
PURE MALT WHlSKEY.
EQUAL in strength and flavor the best Dublin distilled
st., sod sold at 81 per gallon.
liberal discount allowed these who buy to sell again
3ys
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s,rirs shall be liners v rewarded dniwsre !.
NJ ATIUNAL LOAN FUND Life Assursass socIety OF
~ London -"A Savings Bank for the Widow and the
CAPITAL Geo 900 sterling 81 .50o,o
(EmRowR.RD ny ACT syrAnLiAMsNrl
efIct--Royal assent. 9th July. 1899.
Wall street New YoTk-Jacos Harvey, Esq, Chairman
John Palmer. Esq Jouafhsa Goodhus: Esq James Boor.
man ESQ, .sorz: Barclay. ESQ Samuel Rowland, Ess,
Hst'ehs, Esq William Van HooE. Esa o. A'' u I'"'rd
ESQ s-oiss Res Grshsm Egg wiiisa Jones'. Esq o0'''
kanno s1jcrsthan Meredith, Esq, Samuel Hoffman,
emde, Star. General Agent, and Edward T. Richard
an General Aeesusan for the United States and the
Msdiesi FL miners, New .Yor.-J K..nsy Rodgers. NJ.
o.. liza BIeecke' Alexander +. Hossck NJ D. io Frank
hGw;ss Kssne. M - Fourth street
Sc sdas Counss'-wiam Van Hook, Esq 70 Wall st.;
iona Meredith, Esq Baltimore.
srijsItev-John Hone, Esq II Pine street
and Ne st eowerH o'clock, r. NJ daily frospsctusss
u: sSUvs % Sfsss the oe, Of either q
Colonies Fee 70 M:ds E1smn. 81 p. Se ~ a.:
5G2SN HAHy s4Aa Ss:i;: ssy Lee. Board
for the United states ana NJ < Co,cn,s.
dal Mw&rst III Wall ct New Vol. lsh Dec isw
WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
kksr0 vsE TO this meeting will be made by IN. Ams.
tean Tempsrsnee Union. .! the Broadway Tsbsnscie
BY the New Mir whseoek and Rev Dr. P.,,nr es m n
returned ceeFate, and hey Dr. Tying or his eirS RI.
oecas,o1 and the character Of the speakers will deeply i.ts
will be furnished for the ccc,sisn. ~''
Tickets OF admission Is each had At the ces Al
Ore Ss IL | yGs. n ms.s Tbs
Mark N.wmans 1876 Broadway; and at the door.
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FRENCH,S HOTEL,

E and the public that he has removed from hi. late hotel
in Fulton street, his other hotel, ~ Chatham street,
sfew doors OF Pearl street. (Which he has added sdd
tonsi bedrooms and furnished them In style will bear
favorable Comparison with the best hotels in The city
Upon no occasion viii there be than bed ROOM
the Price for heh will be Is night III lmsrc
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XII VOLLAhS hEWAhD.-L0st, by the subscriber,
~ the evening ofThrrsd.y sst between the hen Of
and r. NJ hundred end three dolsrs rolled loosely
together Il was hetwses The,e Alley and Park Row.
IN Ann street The money was follows 500 note
North si.sI s,ss fo., s3 note. q the Fmers and Ne
oi the remainder forgotten The ader will the
sbeve reward applying to George Dorsmas Rio Gpds
bsioon. lne Church stree d272~