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miserable, to treat kind, honest, and vlr-
tuous youth in. this manner2 What has be-
come him | do not know, but trust he is
yet virtuous and happy, while am miser-
able and wretched. You are no relation to
this Jones, who lived in distant State a''
81 know him well.''
6 ou astonish me.'' s4
6 Charles, without longer deceiving you
am the very person-don't you know
me ?''
'sTrue as live, tits he''--and it was
sometime before he could speak-while the
tears gushed in torrents from his eyes. "Hen
ry, my benefactor and friend, forgive me
Q, forgive me!''
.' g My dear fellow, you have long beer
forgiven. never harbor any thing in my
heart against my fellow creature"
For an hour they conversed together ant
each rslated the history Of their past lives
Charles had suffered every thing but death
He had been degraded and miserable in tht
extreme Several times had he been impris
for his dishonesty. But now by the kind
ness Of his friend, he resolved to reform, anc
before Henry left the place, he saw hin
pleasantly situated in store, where, if hi
should prove faithful, the prospect of a gooc
living and something more was before him
Henry returned to his native place aftel
an absence of one or two months, and con-
tinued to prosper in his business. He oc-
casionally received letters from Charles,
who had faithfully kept his promise, and
became an altered man. The last time he
heard from him, he had been promoted to
chief clerk in the establishment, and was
about taking to himself wife.
We have but little to add to our story
Though virtue for a time may be cast down,
yet will she triumph at last All should
remember this fact, and let nothing keep
them from the path Of duty.
Kindness will work wonders in the hui
man heart. When a man errs, reproach
him, and you drive him farther from virtue
but be kind persuade and encourage him,
and you change his heart and save soul
from ruin
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BILLIARDS

RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. ~ Barclay street. rect
"A just below Astor House. 10 the largest snd ISL
modous Saloon in the city II contains Tables: 81 IN
good order, and Of PENIS make (who ~
all good players be the best billiard nble BUILDER u th
country with fine maple and mahogany beds Ihese es
times drpeuded for making correct angle
they have all co,k therefore, NOT anse'
ed by the weather a, .y...,u.,.,
aud ate Of Gothic Hall tske this method OF Informing men
friends and public that they have Just openea "s .s's
blishweut and ope BY proper ana stc sen
tim 10 merit rene wal patronage heretofore 30 be
rally bestowed upon them. -, N - -.
having the Of attendance with private cue ana spron
are informed there exceent table "a seps
,r which secured by application ~ the bar
81 The fsstidous need feel no delicacy 10 ranon
sng establishment the company Will be onnd always
..lerf and the hest order prevailing thronghout
M, imsrh JOSEPH WHITE
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DANCING ACADEMY

M GEIiNA frst teacher II he f.r.an Dsseins xesds
mr. Cclarus grateful 10 the American bean monde
for The have met with IL almost all
STARANTELLE WALTZ Dance Of Naples,
very fashionable In the higher circles Of Paris and
ANGELINA,
waltz in FIVE order replace the invented
by MIR Perot which received fsrssn salsas"
eeing too theatrical.
The above teauul dance and also all the fashions
BILE Polka, Mazurka, and Qusdriie MezuIka, Re
cows Waltz nsdows. Wazes in two and three steps
Thoroughly taught IN a few lessons
BThe music for the above mentioned Dances recently
published "a New York, be purchased Dancing
Academy. Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No. 50.
IInsr
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Political AFFAIR." at the FEDERAL City

Political fairs at the Federal City.
We believe there is quorum present Of both Houses
and that to shall most probably have the
reading the Message, and thorough organization for
business.
The wings are determined to cripple the admin's're
ton party this session 10 the extent OF their sk sn'
capacity.
Mr. webstsrs bill OF fare from Phlsdeiphs snos 70 %
understood as the unexceptonabie creed OF the wings "
sprvsssution Of the war with the democracy 10 e"oe
:, .cs,s.hs "a ,nv popular demonstration win he
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9 A: sTUTZk's

NEW FOH 81 OHE--JH ObVWf0.-'
VvHE ADVERTISERS would hereby respeetly inform hiu
friends and the public Of his hsvns opened anew
ty band AsrEe md splendid sssotmenf Of Mua
and Fuu al eeserricp, ade up ID the riehest Nyie M
O. A. STETTZE nsters himself Be ale give psfi-
cusr satisfaction those who will favor him with CALI and
hapes BY his attention to deserve share Of the public pa
Doef forget the number as7 Pearl st.
~ lmsne GA sTUTZE, Furrier.
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In City County Of New York from the 29h day of
=. November to the 5,h day Of December. ls4e-
DIsEAsEs.
Absses: Il Apcpexy 81 Asthma 2; Abortion Bleeding.
L. Burned Scalded y Bronchitis /; Cancer 81 Casual-
1es q coniSS%Is5;on 81 CGHyu.on: ~ Group Com.
p,srrhos, a Dropsy; Dropsy in the head 9; Dropsy
the chest 9 Drowned Dysentsry Epilepsy 81 Eryspe
I ps5 3 fys, Ie%i nSs Fever scarlet s. Fever,
disease Of 5; Hopping Cough Inflammation Of bladder
Inflammation of brain, l2 Inflammation Of bowels 81 In
Illumination Of lungs, 81 Inflammation of stomach In
hamma'ion Of throat. Il ID.sUry n,smperance. Ma
rasmus. Measles q Old age 81 Palsy S. Premature BIRTH
g. Feursy u scrofnIs 81 Suicide Il Sufocation 1; Teeth
arg, 8; Tstanus, Il Tumor, !; Unknown.l.
Age-Under year. 81; tn 26 2 to TO- c.
ioto M ~ to 80 22 30 to co. %; 40 to 3o CO. l2 50
COWS 3. ARCHER, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Dec. 7, 1916.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7-9 Z. M.
The W. ather here to- da, has been disagreed
BILE in the extreme, and notwithstanding the ei-
forts of our citizens to appear cheerful and bust
ness like, dame Nature has been disposed to
throw cold water upon them. This being the
case, the -four market has been quite inactive
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CHANGR or HOURS.
L ISLAND R-dILRO.dD--F.fiL ARRANGE EN1

QHANGE or HOURS
L Island R-dILROAD-F.djL ARRANGEMENT
&] ]! J, a!!!!s -! ! !! =! 4 !! !:
Lave BnoosIxx-st selock A. M; lBoston trainl for
.ssF 4. ~. daily for Fs;miasd.i: and inter
stn oslocf. NJ. for orseupos. daily, tsun
iHsyt s5fsDs; ;'G1Dss At .nsf;
v. S2. as :. ss''s train
the t: .g, Of q: boat Co..
s:y. :l,. = Ppins st 81. Georges Manor and
Lave sAaxssDALsS:x AN. daily, Is.ssP: srsds7'J
NJ for Brooklyn. the arrival Of Boston
frsigh. win lesvs Brooklyn for Qreeuport with
eassenge.' attached Mondays Wednesdays and FRI
tuesday. Thursday and sstardsy: stopping at inter
"'a's'e p'1e'' sIrNDAv TRAINS r.
ooet for ThSmpson and places commencing
Hsss1 J.ass. leave Brook
os sss: X; J Ss% IS Hfs
q cs %.!ss2E Il siss: S ss$
s'ss @sSs sEs S;Iss. s ss M
sg e Train 81 81 Gesnp0Ti
Stages eadnsv arrival Of Trains the
raj take passages at very low fares, to all parts
Baggage CA,es be at the foot of Whitehall
Ssos the Sou ds ss a n: minutes
The steamboat slssesan' leaves Greeapor for Sag Har
Dor on hs ARRIVAL u O. ,ss Boston train from Brooklyn
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sssana ee.rd.


Died.
On Monday the 7th inst MIAAM Bush SMITH
youngest SON Of Albert w. Smith, sged year and IL
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
send the uneral this (Tuesdsy) stsrnoon at o'clock
from $50 B.oome street, corner Of Vavick.
10 West Cambridge 2sth ult, Mr. WIN. CUrrKR, Q PEN.
soner Of the revelation aged 49,
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING

1T suhjec; OF cougratulafion the c,ens fof N,
York generally, and strangers particularly thar AZ The
Original Cash Tailoring Estsbishne conner or Wi, ~
snd Broadway they can be obtai. any and ali the
their neeeses require shores motto
price. hst will comp.ts with the cheapest city An
er rpt OF Over Costs resdy from rs,er
proof Devonhre teIsev French Castor Beaver EnsIish
iwseds &c all q which got in style NOT be er.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Tsp. Nj.
PHILADELPHIA, TX

The Southern mail has been received, but con-
tains no papers or letters south Of Augusta, Ga.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TElE a RAPHIC,
TWENrY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
Second Session.


FIRST Day
WARRINGTON, Dec. z, 1886
Senate.
The VIcE President called tina ss,a,. % orda =, :.
O'Clock.
A resolution onsrsdby Mr. srrIoHr. and adopted.
directing the Secretary to inform the House that a
quorum wss present. and ready to proceed business
Twelve o'clock fixed the hour OF meeting until
otherwise ordered.
On motion Of Mr.. BRrEsr, Messrs Breese, Crttsnden
and semple were appointed the part of the Senate
wait on the President and announce the organization OF
both houses Of Congress
Each Senator allowed newspapers equal TO tho
cost Of three daily papers.
Mr. BRErsE, from the committee, reported that they
had waited ON the President and that he would commu
ncate with both houses of Congress by message 10
morrow at ~ o'clock
Adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
In the House Of Representatives. the Speaker took the
chair at u o'clock, and called the House to order
The Clerk was directed to inform the Senate that a
quorum was present and Messrs. Hopkins and Winthrop
were appointed committee to wait the President and
announce the organization of Congress
The members then proceeded to ballot for their seats
On calling the roll at the opening Of the session. 1879
members answered TO their names
Inc Following new members were qualified: Hale, Of
massachusetts, Ripley, Of New York; Mcdaniel, of
Missouri, and Bowen and Cotterell, of Alabama.
Various resolutions TO the mode OF choosing seats
were offered, and finally the lame mode observed last
year was adopted The names Of the members were
placed in box, and drawn out ct landom The clerk
ted then selected their soats.
Adjourned
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
FOR THE rREvENTIoN AND CURE
EHAPPED HANDS

CHAPPED HANDy
v9rE SUBSCRIBERS, i.te Of the firm of T. Roassel l59
Brcsdway)-no remova-respectfuily solicts trial of
this article app,op-late TO the Upon is absolute
lishment. i. warranted to aud prevent chapped
hands, and in addition to this them health
full softn and wheness The claims
peIfunsty perfect equality 70 the imported .upec.ity
e'ber foreign domestic which the subscrber does
keep The perfumery Of his former partner mauy
OF the first labo in Paris certsnIy
pissed by the protnes Of :ny laboratory il Europe and
respectfully socis the p the elite Of the
ppis the time promising deserve by truth and
FAIR dealing in all his sections.
A. A. MOSS, late
ROUSSEL'5, $50 Broadway,
Where he will remain uutl further notice.
Every OF SOAPS Shaving Extracts Colognes
Cosmetics, Pcmatu c, with assortment of
Rszors Hal. Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Bot
ties Odour Boxes suitable for presents e. de- lmsr
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'AMUxR NJ " MIS-,

oG Rs hFsFaB S.sss affGA 81 E oE
sm.nes s with DoNk Bs w M
wSsh he R.'s .sssa"s PAS DE FLEuRs by the
3. sS:ss S X :f s:. ss AND M Ly"As Mr.
TS bs tSSwed BY the second grand PAS
Fl.n Bass.
visnao. m.n .ss GRAND PAS oREN
sf e; ry vii
%yfrISS's Rss 81, 6F
soo M sMfssS SeS.s M. a
o.;,i,I :$i E1RsEsE
BSs;: S s5sa g ss.si N; sSS:
Sh:1I;ss Manager Of H. Y:' Sha II
VIII The pss. comedy Of vii com,
raIssop. Mr. Geo. Chapman Kate OBrien Mrs Geo Chap.
:, Tq y lollsxs} " DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE
- ksS;i 49, - PETER wHlTE-p.,er Win. NJ,
H. Y: SR :TF$'i. PPsS5tDssEs-.rlmo,Ay
nosss g cents 70 all parts ofhe house private DO, es
Doors open AZ halEpast6 Performance to commence att
rsS 6.e 2hYMr!G Ey,
Dram. in ses snsa Used e UP with
od tream Mr. Walcott; Lady Quarterback Mrs H. Ishsr.
-, After which OF Age To-MoRRow.-IIaa. Molku.,
S'' sSsS S'sA flaming Mn snn. TaErAR-M,,ou.
Holland; Mazourka Miss Roberts. -'' 1"i
Ie conlnde with the face of the GOVERNORS WIFE
Hickory short, Mr. Holland
Dress circle 80 boxes cents; pt one shiiI,
private boxes IS. Orchestra boxes, S. -s'
Doors open at halt past O'clock: curtain risesm1
4 NATHAN THEATKE.-Wecnesday evening" Dec o
~ dse, MT MayWood's benefit aud last appearance on
wnich cccason will be performed comedy Of
the MERCHANT OF VENICE. To be followed by LIST
mme Tor some years, CRAMOND BRIG-In both Of which
Mr. haywood will appear. " "
Ss y fhsss w
also appear in fsvone character See bills OF the day
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h. Observation-Disclosures.

AIL PAINTINGS futile 'Ducluzeau will sell ON
Ihn:day atio o'clock at No as Broadway Granite
Claire Galley comprising large and valuable assert
men original oil PAINTINGS being the most valuable portion
be s ep for he closing sale aud will be psemptoy
NB-The attention Of amateurs and spectators called
to this sale the whole being worthy the attention. the
sale VIII be found many paintings before exhibited
do cod 2tsJh
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PREMIUM BOUTS

QBick Sales and Small PrOffs.
- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 80. own make
and warranted to give satsfaeton fine French imperial
Dres. Boots for 50, equal 10 those usually sold in
~ Broadway for IS or ST., at YOUNG jones hne
ionable stores in this city, Our boots received the highest
pncs sold this city Boots Shoes Caters he made
to order the shortest notice. Mendng &c done the
store. YOUNG JONES, Ann st.
Inc
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FREE CON RTS,

FIR EE ON Il rs,
COMBINING
SELECT FREE AND EASY,
Erry EUening, at the Stag Hotel, 70 Mercer street,
bettceen Ho1card and Grand.
VOCALISTS:
Mrs Newton Miss Barton, Mr. Collins and Mr. Glindon
professor will preside at the Pisno Forte.
To commence at halfpast O'Clock.
do itsrc
LAST WEEK OF THE LANDING OF
COLUMBUS!
THE EXHIBITION olshis National Painting will posi- .
lively close TUESDAY, the 9Th inst corner Broad
AID Leonard Admission as Season tickets
50 cents. nil 1missrc
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TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLEs-JACOB PLATT
will sell this day. 10 clock, at No 90 Patt street. Al
sS.i Cases TSy: ana ego lot, sso.ed Toys Fancy
Others The contain from pieces each
Rssing every variety Of wooden pewter paper
Toys, aud will be sold with Also. large
sorimsrt Of war ard kid Dolls in lots .q.bl for retail
the above bsgatee tables kettle duns, toy Watches
book boxes shell cushions pictures, fancy soaps billiard
tables, writing desks bureaus &c &c Also se-
vssl hundred descriptions Of Toys Catalogues now ready
"a 1 Nrh
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NEW RE F L CT RY,
HARRIS BUILDINGS,

N. +. Corner Of SiSth end Chestnut Streets
rgNHE Subscriber informs his friends Gna the public at
4 large that he has opened the most splendid
EATING SALOON
IN this city and perhaps in Apercs inthe basement Of the
hundred and twenty feet.
The fitting and for luxurious comfort
Of the complete aud beautiful Character and fairly
challenge competition with the best.
Ellis cooks the very best that be provided aEi bis
walters attentive and His lsrder will be
constantly supplied with the season. which
will be furnished with the greatest promptituds and Ia the
best style and he trusts that with moderate ehiges
and attention he will cntitle himself to liberal
share OF the public patronage.
Parties twenty sixty be accommodated in private
attached to the general reectory fitted in the
elegant style.
Dc iw gbz W. r. PARKER.
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A LIFE PRESERVED

AIR sErH w rWy HGy Nsv ;Jer,sy; Nov is45 IN
Iu WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, with
great benefit 70 myself cheerully comply with your
quest my testimony in favor Some time since
took cold and settled on ny lungs troubled for
times and had all the alarming symptoms attending
ed Corsumrtion. despsiyed of recovery After trying
took three bottles and to a:toniahment entirely
alone All who sick Attic ed with Pulmonary afec-
tom. j would recommend them TO try DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM imm ediately THOMAS +. KEELER
None genuine without the written signature Of Butt.
cv druggists generally the United States
aud Canada. ds I.dEW
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auc'r
IT AR9E SALE of Valuable Building Lots on Madiso

aR0E Axt - ti l., H;ih En- faus M ua;
and Fourth and 9sth 2sh, 3oh aud 3st sts,
and on the Middle road.
Anthony j. Blocker will sell auction Thursday the
10th instant at IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
SO lots OF ground lying mostly parcel and situated
Is follows, VIM
and Of lots the 9Th avenue between 2sth
3oh SITS.
4laEe pieces Of ground fronting the Middle road and
extending from the Of the block between 29h 3oh
streets to the Of the block between 3lst and sd
,o on aa Mseson avenue M x ~ and ssa s
is lots 10Th street, do do
10 lots 30th street, do do
ID lots aud cores ON 3lst st., do do
There various buildings the above property which
will be sold with the lots which they stand
The title to this property Of the best and Oldest in
New York. having been half century in the IA
my 20 per cent OF the purchase remain bond
and mortgage q per cent payable before five
Autographed be obtained the auction of
Anthony j. Bieecker, Broad st. d5 5tisrc
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nc, H DuCLUZEAU, Aueiiopesr..

II. DUCLUZEAU, Auclioneer.
/ AR0E AND PEREMPTORY SALE of Furs, Muffs,
&c at No e Bowey the property Of declc,ng
the business-Tuue Ducluzeau will sell on JUESD <Y,
at 10 o'clock at No. 7s Bowery the entire sock Of rich Furs
contained therein comprising large and valuable
worthy the aenon OF dealers private individuals and
others The stock eopss in ofre muf viz: Ermin-.
Russia sable Isabella bear blue x genet and wolverine
boax. tippets, &c
Also, sleigh robes sc; wolf hair robes blue fox fancy do
tteer and lap robes, buffalo ,kins, &c.
muskrat caps, nc d. 3tissrh
EXTENslvE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
N form hs and the public gcacray, that he
about giving the retail cabinet and having on
hand large Of Cabinet Furniture will sell
the public auction, his No 445 Broad
way, on WEDNESDAY,. Dec 9th. at 10 o'clock, M
The stock consist III part Of rosewood black walnut and
m,hogany SOFAS paTlor and chairs Of Louis
XIV XV Gothic and o'hrr Styles elegantly carved and
covered with fine and rich brocates pushes and de
lanes and other Of coors ALSO wardobes
secretaries, book side boards bureaus and sofa
tables hall stands French bedeads, ,ofa bedsteads wash
stands together with great variety Of other ARTICLES in the
cabinet line.
N MIG. deems II unnecessary make any comments
speeding the quality Of his furniture He would opy say the
whole has been made under his supervision OF the best
materials and by the experienced workmeI every
Persons wishing will fud call and
examine HIS stock before the sale Catalogues ready
Tuesday morning.
Ierms-Under 500. ca.h-over 500. approved endorsed
notes, months.
d. ser FUTILE & DUCLUZEAU Auctioueu
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$3.50 REWARD

II OST-A Pear shaped Diamond. (slightly off eoor,l
- weighing about carats, mounted pin, with
small foot of stem The pin being valued Gas
sec) by its above incrinsic WORTH reward Of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for its de-
BALL. ToMPKlNs & BLACK. 1911 Broadway.
#
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OVER SHOES.

OVEh SHOES.
- LADIES and Gentlemen, at 3S7 Broadway. you
can find the pure sheet India Rubber Over Shoes
from the largest to tn smallest aud cheap
made opt Of old rubber And large OF cork Sole
Double do and gtt Boos also great assortment of
at 367 Broadway O franklin street. ds imsrc
GoODYEARs OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY
- LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's OVER
SHOES, manufactured OF Goodyear's Celebrated
Patent METALLIC India Rubber perfectly exble in the cold
est weather For sale by the single pair. by
BROWER BROOKS,
Sole Agents for Goodyear's Manufactures,
d. lmsrrc 100 Broadway. opposite Trinity Church
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MRS. ZEGLIO.
NO 01 DIVISION aTREET


store. YOUNG JONES, Ann st.
MRS. ZEGLIO.
NO ~ DIVISION STREET.
90 sosneis She Il" uSsT Tor i1.peciion sRois:
Of FAN goods, comprising silks saiins plain and
from the latest arrivals well worthy the aentos Of
Mschaus and miiners from the country wanting mat eri
ais aud patterns would find m their interest to cali bs or
purshasng the sock fresh the style the lates VII
will be disposed ~ on reasonable terms MS lms re
PLUNKETT & PAKDESSUS
No i2sx Fulton street one door east OF Mas
those any other establishment, ioOwns reduced
.-nrui. S e.: asi. .sa ,'-No.SS 4s R... s.
;'-'''': '''' !;'-'''':' '''' -: !;
a. Pnrs rss5 D.'f:
continuation q the Kind patronage with whick hey have
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
Pr s;::ss:, s' s5tSss 81 s :;9 s.
~ RIFF Ea S i i;:si :. ass.Ss wsd''dy
ste.mboat KNILKEKBECKEk, Capt All. Houghton,
az O'Clock.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
At O'clock, p. M-Landns at intsrmsdisie Places.
sHSTx , e s:ssy sis,,
I.sy. Monday Friday and sunday Afternoons,
stsamSe.i NORTH AMERICA, Capt H H. Furry, will
leave Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
time for the morning ears for the East or West.
sErssh taken at moderate rates. and none taken after
An persons forbid Trusting any boats of hrs line
a sppy n on %
Schultz. at the office on the wharf dc
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OsTIn the Utica and Seine stady Railroad Car
Schenectady and Fort Plcn the LIST Of December
morocco wallet containing between sixty and seventy
payable 70 the order Of James smyth at 50 days;
persons forbid negotiating receiving said and
person returning the and the subscribers No
162 Greenwich street, New York shall receive of
twenty collars. STURGES BREWSTER.
New York, 4th Dec 1896. de 81 re
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
THE

LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED for the Capitol Warrington by J. Wander
Il Ign, will be continued exhibition for a short time
longer the National Academy Of Design Broadway
and Leonard street
Also. several admirable eopie BY MI ", from the chef
d9uvres Of the masters, Titan, ConeRo and Rem
brandt together with splendid view Of the Cataract Ra
pids. and scenery about Niagara Falls.
Open from A. M to 10 M. Season tickets 50 cents;
single admission Is cents Descriptive pamphlets skc u
ni7 1missrc
SPECIAL NOTICE.
UNPARALLELED PHENOMENA ,-Surrical opera
" tons without pain Visions Witchcraft and 0hosts
counted Cor by LA ROY sur DERLAND, in Methanies'
Hall It Broadway between Broome and Grand streets,
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday Frdy and Saturday ofthe
present week ~ M, combining series Of results pro-
euc ed the midst Of the audience, mirhul,
musical, mysterious end wonderful =
Admtance one shilling. MTWfkS 3tsIh
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SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS.

SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF an
"A cent and modern Paintings Of all schools recently
ported by Mr. Pcksrd from Europe greatest part Of
them IN their original carved frames is exhibition
and Chambers street where they be every day from
10 A. NJ. until p. M. Entrance in Chambers street.
The sale Of these Paintings will take place Tuesday the
s Wednesday The eth and Thursday the 10th Of
at O'Clock, precisely. in the evening d5 5tissrc
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NER NOTICE.-ship GENEVA, from New Orleans.
IL now dischsrvibs q the rioatlpe Dock wharf. be-
&bfween Ru'gers and Pike alps, East rivsr. d.