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DIED I:
!. Dec. Let. Mrs. ELIZABETH GALA

On Taeadsy. Dec. lat Mrs ELIZABETH GALA
WAY. IN the 9Th year Of her age.
lie. friends and acquaintance and those Of her dsugh
Ter sir. Sarrh Michaes and also OF John J. aichais
and VIM T. Pinkney, respectfully invited TO attend
he. funeral this nursday) afternoon az O'Clock. from
her late residence, No 125 Clinton without farther
Invitation
Al ToInpkiusville Staten Island on Wednesday morn
Ing Dec ID AARON sou OF Edward and Elizabeth Bush,
aged 70 years, and two months.
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
funeral this day at O'Clock from the residence OF MS
father, al Quarantine, Staten Island.
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Excess receipts oil -,
The increase over last years receipts twill be SEEM
little short OF forty thousand dollars and ii the other
portions of the public works have been like productive
the most sanSune anticipa;ions of the Canal Commis
soners have been realized.
The Union Canal Company. shows the amount OF
business done for the fiscal year up the lst OF Nov leit
Notwithstanding the loss OF sbou, I'VE weeks Of nGyiss
ton, occasioned by the Spring floods aud the comulu
nicanou with Philadelphia being cut OF until near the
middle Of September by the Schuylkil Navigation be
ins closed the receipts OF the Company from tolls have
been S62 6S - exceeding those OF last year by So
St while the transportation has increased 1886 tons
An arrangement has been made with the SchuylN NN-
isson Co 10 allow drawback AL careoes carried
through from Portsmouth 10 Philadelphia, OF from Ph
sdelphis to Portsmouth 10 enable the SusqCehanEnh
trade 10 take this Sy comparing the staiel4ent
OF tonnage with that OF las, year most articles have
fallen OF. while lumber. tobacco cord wood and coal
have increased, the latter over $1,000 tons
The Aousatonic Railroad has been renovated,
and the work OF laying down a heavy rail It's whole
length OF q miles Will be completed IN all this week
only miles being to lay Eighteen miles OF ihe
Northern Concord Extension Railroad will b. opened
ere new year, Sni the whols hne 10 Lebanon within
yeaI NeSrly hall million OF the sullivan Cheshire
and Central Connection Railroad stock has been sub
scrl5ed for snd the wefS OF excavation WI! he com
menc,S IN January II woUld thA. the Nashua and
Worcester enterprise 10 be pushed, eve dollars
sess,nen, on stock which had previously paid five has
been made and ten dollars new stock O! ,Aa. upon
which no payment hss been made
At Boston Stocks are quiet For the Salisbury
Co Stock per cent advance Is offered Tor Boot ) Md
desex Is and Prescott, has advanced to IS offered
Holders of Factory Stocks demand such high rates IS &c
make the sslss very small only share or two 81 time
heir, allowed 70 escape even smart premium unless
i, be Hamilton WOODEN Manchester or n = "oFs'sa
which are much depressed.
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ARRIVED.
Ship Columbia Robinson 10 ds I'm Charleston. cotton
and rice TO Durham & Dmon
Bark Sylphlde, Chos,c 70 ds i'm oston ballast to
Cook & Smith
Bark Edward Buckley ) DIS I'm Charleston cotton and
rece to Durham &; Dimon.
Brig Isalam (of Esstport Shackford % ds I'm Grand
key SAIL, to P | Ncvius s. Sons The | has been Il
DAYS North OF Cape Hstterss with sueDg y gales.
Schr Martha Washington. Holmes u ds I'm Plymouth
Mass mdse 10 master.
schr Albert, Whitney 4 ds I'm Plymouth, Mass rndsc
to master.
schr Ellen Rodman Sherman, I'm Bedford. oil. to
Schr Boina Youas is i'm Bedford oil to D & A
Kngslsnd.
Sprscue.
Schr Francis Goodwin, 3 DIS I'm Fs River for Phiai
schr Henry Clay FIN Bedford oil
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Co UT '''N '''''''''''
Soul-La Roy Sunderland in compliance with the wishes
OF his numerous friends NewYork has the pleasure OF
announcing series OF Intellectual Entertainments In
Mechanics Hal ~ Broadway. soetweea Broome and
Grand sts Tuesisy, Wednesday FRIDAY and Saturday Of
The present wees IN which he will develop The power Of
Spells Charms and Fluctuations illustrating tbs Mysteries
OF France Dreaming WchcTsfs and Ghosts and ccmbn-
lns series cf,hs Grsve Mirafu Musical and aston
ishing powers suscepubi!iues Of The Human Mind
more wonderful han The revelations OF Swedenoorg and
exceeding in The Visions OF the Fairies the Tales
Of the Arabian Nights. To att P ". A1nis-
sion > Gents $50 OTIS
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desire to practice economy the use Of their fuel and al
lie .a,ns time enjoy The luxury Of keeping their Offices
sl,s. ecuninsrooms and dwelling houses comfortably
rIa uay ard it necessary DUNG he eeid weather 70
have springs applied their doors for closing them For
this purpose very superior article may be found al =
Joh.. for sale by J Wells. Th- superiority OF this
spring over al ohers that we have seen is
gentle acton Gpsn tie When oPsn wide and Is pow
ertu acron The approaches is closing point For
farther information refer th= doors OF our ctsee
,-Ss
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TIE PILES

CURE FOR LIE SECURED DIR UYHAhs
"A irtera! ReHsedg sor the e1fe o. res -
ed physician Of New York ely s lae ohy fesy :J
c.ssf remedy his. dangerous and distressing
the Piles, ever offered 70 me AH;5flcaa W.T., M il
Isls, falese or on-r powerful ard Irritating purgs-
d. ~ fear Of aking cold "i!7 u-ser IA lnnneSee 20
chang. diet GecesAsfy ii |sAsh |-c'f''oE -
sro-y cer.i.ear alded h4ndr7Gs tnx: nags al.
,-sdy beeo received Of II, c&cy u Or. Uphes Llec-
uary NEH-foss August 20 ieio
N,.rr; Uyctt Letetar-lers; For several years pas;
asye been ,cgbled with Piles very eosIye state OF
ne bowels, nd!gesloa I'D wee.ae-s OF lac system oui
nv complaint being s-ysre ss - fssn!> me ifoii
b1sir..s and dfeed ns4 Of pnyzieisns And peisI NED
c!nes ihei until this Spring n-Yer used any medicine or
applied 10 psys!so for relief The Plies then being "
without ery benefit Determined after Ills - ~ oIef
r-sus reed advertisement of cife s4s!shi.el u
BOXES ;, yopf store, ard from the use Of WHICH to1n6
myself entirely cured Of inc fss aan y nseta Euco
iH,2roved remain s, yS9 a nas s1-s u dsesy do
cn-s having lis used but authorizes Us 70 refer 70
nm or .noS the original Certificate TO hose 40 may
doubt is aa.ben--r.ry
Another t.-. 10 relation 70 NC encery q U pnaInb
E,sctasry PHILADELPHIA Sept 9, lsas.
b. Epsn~--Dear SIR A1o1i I've years ago was u,
selsd win WEI called CErocic DyssrtsIy cave
saF .red siace and Physicians have tod me
.asi ri Ever affected, md tnrt bowels GER usf
smell me ttequea discharges saort eras s.aes
raae visit Massachusetts, hopes Q! ocnea, ZOE
change oi e., oGr suffered more severely tna s.ef
While there physician ocer.t 70 cire me tSr sf, a
-crths Esroy IN the =.z. oi trE-.-ze pae, ccceSaon
Ally relieved b. lzLcanaEa, ssa n wrapper " 800
Escriary psrtsc; description Of a.y 90
t1-nce y the medicine, tnt P1rc.soc ,,,o.r-
doses Of wa.ch h.1 s2P1.e1tS eaIe s suy seryee
cza 10 ans By subscribing e Il; ,fIS PgcrvAL
Respectfully yoa''' 0f-E' No. e SCUM slsrh-s-
rro,reoes oee sexr, 500 e, 1900 20 sns
!Aii y WYATT 3 Et-T eeittIr5 = Frses g..
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Books.
La5s sUPER-os coPpEs MINIS.

4 TRuE DESCRIPTION G; BE Lake >ap=r:or Country
WI. aEyrea1. Chart So u,nl- =ccoGn' OF he
cCccsF Mines SD " x:.a MAJ :: Ire
M.ae-sl Regions: y JoEl + 5: Joha- ?r.ce 50 81
Goldsmith I-.ca NocrseE s. s:sn Of P---.-stip-
7r.ce = ca.
Goi5suiias Gems % s--ra-seip. Nc / Pr:cs IS cts
Chcst.s Box Tor he SECS sat Daughters OF Tsra2-r-
Alc-, BY 5 A:ia-r- Price 81 cts-
aory O. Mo-e-A Nstiocsl Romance, by Samuel Lover
Esc s-faor Of Esr6y A=6y. L. Pres = c:s
Llcreta or TIE ChiGrsa OF he NiEh by Sir : Ly.tc-
5z!wef. s;ihcr u e-Ihs=l, e Price :
WoG1a1 SIC Ter Diseases .rom lie Cradle - tie Gr.ve
adapted extensively 10 her instruction II the Physoiogy OF
System. Ard a. re Diseases Of her Critical PERIODS
- I'd z Dlxoc, " D. Price 81 =
The APory qHa New Testament containing :. ihe Cos
rels Ep.sSs I'D otter 9.rcss ccr3sG II
ne New T-staenI BY Il corqi.ers \ ecost s.asr,
5ook vel worth he rocs OF he accEs-tAn researcher
Price ~
California Lie. Tra-ss and Adventures e CScrr:.
sd Scores = lie Psc.1c Ocean Pr:ce
Agents supplied BY " 4. GRAHAM
IS Tr.ozze B-H3icss
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ca.. Of spinal complaint attended with

- I ~pIuAI
Riin;i ,iles-Mf, Lcck. re-lcls IL Isl FrsIkc-st
49,, s-,ea with he above diseases more han ten years,
nr which t.re she hsd been repesiedly sivengp past
recovery sv The best physicians n i- STATE Or Nsnns
Vegetable Lhoa.Tipc Mixture has ccP!es-y cared her
Ee ,,mohls ocrs:nius her certificate, win numerous
osh.r, call a, me once 80 Nssssn-st whca Is devoted e1
clu.ively 10 he OF his great edctne or rs aec
=. niYrrtiIed n asViheI Column a. ?0s
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Markets. .cG-ef,.I!y r.portoi for The TrsssHs

W NDNkSDANi IeN
ASHES-There is not much doing IN Pots or PEARS
The markets. roinAly before. Export, from Isl II
soth November Pots. AL bhts Pearls $50 bbls.
FLOUR AND MEA4-TheTe has been fair inquiry
to-day and shippers have come into market to III orders
before tho arrival OF the steamer he add
up 1000 10 10000 bbls at 25e5 81 in Michigan
and Geresce closing at 81: Tor Genesee with privi
leses considerable amount OF sales haye been made
to-day az 81 IN for Genesee The receipts con-
tnue TO be considerable The unpleasant weather pre-
vents the novS Of Flour and the sales aaoal and on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-03
GUIZoT5s HISTORICAL WORKS.

IN APPLETON SEQ. have just published. History OF
~, Civilization from the Fail OF the Roman Empire 10 me
French Revolution. by + Guizo;, the Pnns Minister or
France, translated WIN. ltComple. IN vols
limo. Paper -, or cloth 81 ~.
The design of thi. d-hneste and trace their
orr sn the various insutions-eccesiastcal political and
.ocawhch existed IN Europe since the fell OF The
Roman Empire.
By the same author uniform with above History Of The
English Revolution OF 1910 from the Accession OF Charles
l. 10 his Death Translated by VIM. HaLll- In TWO vols
limo Paper cover 81 yos bound IN one, cloth,
- ..
II ia work Of great eioquence and interest aud
Astounding with thrilling dramst!c sketches
Newark Advertiser.
NJ Guzots style bold aud piquani the notes and re-
rcnces abundant and reliable sad The WORK Is worthy OF
an honorable place d v'-l-select-d library
New Haven Courier.
The above works form portion OF Appleton's Lit
srary Mi.eeL-.ny. E course Of publcaon az 2ts
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Court CaIendar....TK THIS DAr.

Circuit Court as yesterday. with the addition
ct Nos. 10. q. 81. 81. 35, 81.
l0l IO3 los. lO7 Io4 Ill l. g. 41.Part 2Sos q. a.,
e j, 524 q. 81. b. p Il. Y.
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General Notices.

" Dedication The new Methodist Episcopal Church
on Finieil-s. the Sd avenue will be opened for
Divine service THIS DAY, a2 O'Clock z. NJ The dedi-
cation will be preached bS Rev Bishop James,
Sermon in the evening III O'Clock by Rev Joseph 3.
Wskeley. OF New-Jersey. Should the weather prove
stormy he service VIII be postponed. Stages pass up the
Bovery and Third-avenue 10 Fftieh-s every five min
dS IT.
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Al. BLEECKER, Auetioneor
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC and per.

Sous DESTROYS Of obtaining most eligible srss Tor pm
vaLs residences 10 called tho sale Monday next the
7h Dec the Exchange OF ABOUT ~ lots on tho sha vo.
rue on both sides between 18th and 18th ss " los en-
north ,do OF 2slhst fronting Iadlaon-sauaro iots
on both sides OF 27h-st bstwesn Bloomingda!o Road or
Broad 5havenue and betS tho latter avenus
and Msdlsonsyenuv. The 5th-syenue lots have court
y.rds OF IS feet besides 100 feet IN depth and tee!
inche. Ia breadth. All assessments and taxes paid aud
lite perfect the grade settled aSt ready for building The
situation - conlrsI being the junction Of Broadway aud
Fbavenue and suitable for ssnLeel private resideaces
Ful ~arranIee deeds will DO given and large proper
uon Of the purchase money lett on bond AID mortgage
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r5,- Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry CLAY Club

The members q: This Club lben. the rs, that was organ
lied In the Union will give grand Bal in comInernora
lion Of the ratification OF Treaty OF Client. al the Apollo
on the l-h February, i5i7. They have made arrange
lnen. yvi.h distinguished artists VINO already engaged
rrcnArIng le tecnra l.ons suitable fo The VOCATION Is
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d. D. NASH, AucI!onser-Storo 1856 Eu!;ou,al,
MACHINERY, &c.-Thursdsy Dec s, at 10y oeioeA
lFlat No ~ Cana.sL Will DO sold the following Articles
Turning Lalhe shans and Pallies saw sbies sn9
fxtures / large Planning Machine, Joining Benches,
Work Benches 10, OF shas and Puss, &c large copper
Glue Pot Desk Table. Awning Pcsls aac AWNING, &c
M 6us-
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EyERsS PILLS.

Tae -iEs1eu lHPrsred syEsiaH Fsgsta5Le E>cletae
Genera decot 10 FGlou-st = 5ocr. SOD aso BY Gf
tr ST. 6rosawav Coos corner G'ra-c Al-c S.,
VA is En., Broa1way; Mrs. HAYES las Fu;aast Brook
lvr p Oufdsn - lirsad-sL WiilisInshgrga Ess ~,
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rosr orrIcr, Nsw-Yoss, Dec. 5, 1876.

o>l w tiSt' NV osNl Dee- y 80
re- Notice.-Pcrsons having purchased The prepared
Three Cent stamps Of The United States City Dispatch
may either return them Post Oce where they I'll
be redeemed they them on letters toT CITY de-
livery deposit hs leisrs either II the Pos Once OF
the Dispatch Post called Post Once CITY Despatch.
which WI! be delivered prepaid having HlAce
~ srrange cement Nth the " Post Once City Dlspseh 70
pay them for the delivery of such letters.
Is ROBT. II. MORRIS 7. NJ.
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<z.. AT PRIVATE sALE-rb" two s;ofy orex
.s so1.e ard ot 10 100 Geenw!chs t-ao ihnd nSete
Ill south from LsghtsLot % ieet - ncnes ~ ~ lee
he width VI lot ny 80 feet dsep coaIAns 10 roosas
Iii naaues clothes presser, &C Part Of Tho purchase
sonIyto ANTHONY j. SLEECREh. AacaoIeef,
aPyIr No. broad.st
~. AT PRIVATE sALE-Tae three .ory AID auto
H5 5rcA sOus No. % Aalosst between sacsek'
& and i'h sts nnsheh Ia arst rate style msnosany
doors, be aGtsls. black crates Atcton fanss, osa
room under cellar &c &c. TwotnlFds eau remain On
oond and mortgage For particulars apply 70
ASrhONY j. BLEECKER, Auetoneer,
AZ lw No. Bro4h-s-
a. FOR sALEThe three houses and lots situated OF
E lbs sogtnw.sI corner Of Catherine AID HeaIy ats FOR
R9 tr1rs Apply 70 ]. HENRY FERRls,
Dated Iune T. lsts PeeEsk.i. n. 4. or
les 2awtaa GEO. r. NELSON, WslL.t
Az FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Tns waole
HI or par, VI handsomely furnshec house 10 .et OF
A very reasonaols sflns Ill The rfs Of Asy asxL AZ
ply ct Il Bsre!aJ-st 1z.-.
Ro VALUABLE FARM 81 aryLaSd for s..n-tTe q,
a< farm Owned by The !aLe Hachslish Bal ey iaB.ts
49, Frederick Turnpike Two miles nora o. h'A
fourteen from Georgetown, fflssn from 80
Lana $50 acrsa lOJ woodland, well wste.sd shd -s
IA good fence The buildings eoos!st u afge 80
lcti.. new ara AID other outco'es Ine 100 ~
undergoing Improvement Tor ne Psst 1ye Az
lent Tor hea gran, and VIII 40" q. w 80 ne
AID IA well worthy toe attention " nofHSein ~. mar.
ABOVE propsrty VII! Do sod Lo caa poi'oS Tor e, :,
cLesr uocay nav remain bond and naofissse
NJ y.srk 1op!y 10 GEO IRZLASp, y. $3.50 "a "
Yoro STEPHEN BAILEY ho"A'-''' 49,
20 a,.vsxtsDlstW-
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GRACE CHURCn.-One OF Tie Best pew- II THIS
VI Churcu Is offered for sale OF the gentle
man for WHOM purchased having concluded 20 re-
main IN Europe with H. family much loas-I iaan was
peeled The pesr sufficiently large 10 allow per
sons 10 Ill IL comfortably. II Z pleasantly situated,
very convenient distance HON and n full view Of both
oEr. Dc
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SALES oy HEAL ESTATE.

Sa .{sisoNs j. bIsscssT
Three story brick house sn6 10, North SIDE OF Jane
81 uea. Greenwich,st House 2lxiu lot 24Ne' SioeV
Tive story brick house and LOT No ioe Greenwich
s.: Hoase ~ itxSS lot IS feet deep ----,> $3.50
81 E z Lsdlep S Co,
House and 10. No 50 W
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sel.. Of Socks, ac. s,e Fouv.s Page
WEoSgsDAY. ?. Il


For Sale. Of Stocks &c Fouvtl Page
WEDxEsDAY P
The market for Fancies was heavy to-day and
the quotations gre stl lower. Norwich zen, back
from the Improvement OF the last day OF swo 20 5Oi
Harlem fell u. 10 70: but efterwa-d went up 20 80
Government, SKIES, old loan sold a, l02 dividend OF
The new Iosn is offered q: premium Capitalists are
disposed TO hold on 10 funds in anticipation Of large
amour, being called for soon after Congress. meets
In Bills there is lit;le or nothing doing and quot
atoms are non,nany before. Sterling 5a5s France
AZ! as 30.
Freights are less active than they were last week
and Flour De shipped 70 Liverpool IS I'd which !.
a!ittle easier, Cotton IS 7-lGd Gram 10! cl6d noun
ally Since the Insurance Companies declined 70 insure
more than halt ships tonnage 0. Grain tae shipments
have fallen Of.
The business at The Custom House was not very
large TO-DAY The receipts yesterday were less than
$1,000 To-day there hss been larger business done.
Some of the entries made yesterday undeI hther duties
were made under protest account OF the band read
ing Of tie new Act which From and after
the first day of December next Importers agree ths, the
act does not embrace the lat day OF December Judge
story however in case under the act OF 3I2 Of pre-
csey the same nature decided tina, the drt day Of the
rlolh vas '"'-u''
~ .ei's u ''''' P''' ~ 'N' ssei s"'ilS
'4st Deo' wiz ''' s'''' LUZ" a-'-Hs % "He" com
pefso win I'm i4 'U"7 ''So'7u :" - .,s,,. ION
In lat5 is 100
,as.;a.. x511=7 nm
no rarai.L ~ -, inc
- -. t..e,,
.,- ~, L.. ,rhi,h ,r;iI 10 .rss,e3 i,
- mi, t., IN, tho rscsir., will
r,sct two ,ilns although in lss, December the we're
M, ,cb ,vo, one million The amount received in
Nov Iate wa. only 1854
le45 Observation-Disclosures 2,64o
Decrease s5UI, lOl
,,.;o, If tho ;,,,o,.. bve ,o.r
" =. =. ,'-o .o-' ,-,
Inc hAPof's ~ ~ ...,o,.,
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER. Auctonser.
LOTS On BROADWAY, Oh FIIh

n IL Z
Avenue amt ON rh.Tustn. Thry'nrsI and Klisy'sec-
ond 4t.-ASrHONf J. bLEECkEh Will sel Al SUCTION
on Thursday day OF Dec a. IL oeloeA a. no Aef'
chants Excnenge the following valuable bOlahs Les'
viz IN ,.,,.u, ach.
Io on IN. east side u Broadway, between .sta and
50lh sts. -, $1,000. sn,h .rt
Lots or the OF Fih and Sota and 5lss
s The avenue Is regulated and graded and curb ana
gutter stones laid
5 Lots on he north side OF 3Olh 81
8 Lots on mo south side OF Sistst.
7 Lots On tho north side ot 3istst.
LOIS on tho south .do OF 3!ds These 10 Lots are DO.
Broadway aud Fh'aveuuo each oI 20 iee' oSnai
The block The streets are regulated and graded Curb
and gutter stones laid IN 5lstsL
The described lots Ia Tho most desirable part
of the Island being the TWO nost Important edoDG
aseuues. and sets between these avenues
The titlo Is ndsputsole having been Ia Inc family over
half 4 century, 80.
Terms W III DO made known 81 the time OF sae Limo.
graphic maps may be ohtc.ced OF A J. sloesser. NO
Broad.s previous 10 tho sale For farther aformAaor
apply 10 tho aucnoneers tlaI) u "
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L'IRTH = HALL, FrrnAlin square, AID FIRTH, HALL
L & POND. Z53 Broadwsy.-Caly Polka, by Alien Dod-
worth kin colorsd yigueue 5s cts plain yigneile y
els Jenny Lind Polka by Dodworh Both Of the above
a-c PLAYED by Codworhrs COrne; Band. Once only let
me spe11 song by Miss Tony-lS c-nts Les Topases
No o Trois }e'sres MelaacoqUes by Francois danien
IS Crgtna! Retcws Walt, hy Julien, with col
or-d v!gnre-sg cents. VII be published soon, Dod-
,vo.ta's Knickerbocker and Santa Claus Quadries both
with sp=nd,d photographic titles, and Samne! Lo7-rs ne"
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THE SoSc OF THE PoEr.-Christan Andersen,
the Danish writer says that The poet sings because.
Ike the bird he cannot help it something swels in his
breast and in his thoughts The song will out spreads
like the light rises like the but very often Ma
'u'e places leaf OF her great music book before him.
aud is challenge to sing and then he sings from her
notes"
- The Winconsin Convention have rejected n
motion to abolish capital punishment by avote OF to 81
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PENNY MAGAZINE COMPLETE.

TIE equalization Of his usecl interesting Nors
L being completed, ,ao Thcie msy 1ow % had.
Bogai IT Eight voiur1es- SIS %
Bound Ia Four Volumes ....... ---.-.... : -
WIKI l5eEsl discount % Agents,
This PROBABLY he csst1 srt interesting Misce;.
ls1eous Work ever published and confidently recon-
uerded 70 he notice o.
- Ca'o-s and T7a S..Feseaient ~ D,s.rre- School
Li5rry7el
HEADS OF FAMILIES
And al who arr purchasing Books with 20 heir
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