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AMERICAN MUSEUM

AMERICAN MUDLUMs
EKlDAY. JAN. I, Isf1--NEW YEAR DAY
i SPLENDID PERFORMhScEs EVERY HOUR
during nc day aud evening. the lrs a. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
ON TOM THUMBS CARRIAGE,
Presented 10 hinby Queen Victoria, AMI uscd by him
&c be- seen ~ all hours day aud evening together
WIN V"' PoSIEs AND THEIR HARNESS
TUE LIVING ORANG OUTASG the nearest approach
10 the Human Race and the greatest wonder n he whole
animal creation She appears 20 be bali hnoan and hs
man OF the Woods she viii be seen NJ all hours
Also engaged he sess,,.,ed a9s DE eA, s6g
only 70 years old ami yet has taned the astonishing
hight Of SEVEN FEET msking him The ,aert boy Of his
Also the largest LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTOR ever
seen In America.
Also eugaged-ani this positively the Last Day bat one
thereof-ihe magnificent and beautiful
PANORAMIC PAINTING,
representing the passage Ofthe great
NASSAU BALLOON
from Nauxha Garden, London, 10 Msyence IN Germany,
In the year 1885, whch gives some Of zoe most beautiful
and picturesque yieys OF both Engapd and Germany,
making OF the instructive and Interesting exnl
tons Witnessed Twin be exhibited 81 each perform
together viii the splendid Moving Panoramic repre-
WAR IN AFF1HANIsTAN
Also, those sweet aud charming VOcaiss, The
SWISS MELODEOSs,
viii appear A. each aud every performance.
beautiful DlSSOLVING VIEWS,
representing that noble and popular steamer
GREAT WESTERN IN TIE GALE
and the extraordinary snd eyer.o he.rememoefed
SIEGE OF MONTEREY
together with the Fall Of the gallant
MAJOR RGNGGOLD AT PALO ALTO,
aud he daring and chvsroGs
CHARGE OF CAPTAIN MAY
a. Resaca de Ia alma and Inc taking 81
MEXICAN GEN VEGA,
with other splendid Baulc Views -.
GREAT WESTERN, THE YANKEE COMEDIAN
MISS S WHEELER AND JULIEN, mr. WHlrLOCK.
MADAME ROCKWELL the famous Fortune Teller.
The same splendid attractions viii be continued through
SATURDAY. the q,
with perform both afternoon and evening at aud
half past 7 O'clock
Admission - cents children under TO- ~ cents. d
cents extra 10 consult the Fortune Teller. u
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SPLENDID PRESENT.

THE DBAWIEG-ROOM MINSTREL, OF GIN Book fos
1917, is just published by Fisfii; HALL FOND,
IL contains OF the most beautiful Music ever pub
hshei in the country and Is embelshed with nine splen-
didy executed Illuminated Autographs, and VIII contain
Lovers new Songs. 90 Watch you well by daylight
and The Two Birds - also DOdwOIhs Knckerbocker
and Santa Cans Quadries &c. &c. The music IS all
well selected end viii DO most desirable Holiday pre-
sent dll ms
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Gate.

~ Mills, Halter, I7S broadway, uloward''
HOeD offers those who wish neat aud tasty Hat FOL
a moderate price. fine French Moleskn or fine Nutra
flat 50 &C. The encouragement met with in the sale o
the above hats is sufficient guarantee OF their superiority
dli owls
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~ SEE MARiNE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.

ships Aaolidc Adams, Havana. Spohord, Iilcston &
Co: Melabar, Foster Liverpool ogden.
Bark Ellen. GIL Glasgow, Cook Il Smith
Briggs Creole, Gill. NO, Badger & Peck Francis Amy
Grandhy BALTIMORE Grand Turk, Shaw Sligo J II
Braiue Cordoba Hatch, 81 Thomas, sc, II Southmeyd
4 son polemac, Martin Mobile.
Schrs Scic, French Philadelphia Slatcrmsn, Cat
trcllc Mobile; Richmond Parker, Boston Mary Snow
Wood Portland
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General Notircs

CF- Ethereal VapOr.--Those who are suffering with
ooihsche and desire geird OF IT, have the offending
tooth extracted without pain by nhslng small portion
Of the above Napor The public bo made acquainted
with this wonderful discovery by calling at the rooms OF
Drs Valentine and Ing Surgeons and Mechanical Dentists
q Muuay-s No charge made unless the patient be per
fectly satisfied with the operation d30 iwis'
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REL nNN
hiLMORANDl

Bark Rols, Gibcrson I'm Malaga, 10 Harmony Co.
Also bark reported the Edward I'm Charleston. and
= bIics unknown.
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The British brig Reliance, Capt Doanc, from Turks
Island for this port reported recently ashore Rocka
way Beach has been got on after dschsIgine her cargo
and tosed up To the city by The steamboat Yacht
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Boarding.

BOARD private family. two young gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with large attic room with FIRE II
they wish 90 No nG Em ~ between Bfoouc and Grand.
ss djl lwis'
BOARD One or two single gentlemen can bee accom-
- modntsd with board n apri,aie family nj No ~ Walk
er.s nrnnd way. Rcl,Icnccs cNchanred. $50 ls'
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GENUINE BEARS OIL FOR THE HAIR.
1,I.1 h-.ir 4. xcrx fcrialIx aaecicd b,

climate and occasional circumstances To ladies' especially
this subject Of the highest importance. Changes from
the heat OF 10 the cold atmosphere OF winter
affects the bulbs and roots Of the hair most unfavoaby
By far the best remedy for this is the Genuine Fears OIL
Females in duty bound TO IT. for they are even more
apt than the gentlemen lose their flowing locks, which
have Justly been termed the glory Of awomans head"
The Genuine Bears Oil IL peruned and prepared for the
toilet only by HEsRY JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, J
Broadway, in the Granite Building corner ChambeTs-st Co.,
Sold also 100 Futonst, n East Broadway, and 3eI
Hudsonst Price 80 cents for large p cents for small
bottles.
To- Purchasers must remember that all genuine has the
name Of Henry johnson. dl8 Aneodis
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE

-Four lon on south side eith ST near Firstavenue
25xlOo sogether...:......-. ................ $500
One lot south eide 18th ct Ninth avenue title
indsfutsbie 25xe5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2l5
By Svgt q Morgan.
Lo,No lie Lsurensst 25xlo0 ......... 1915
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HOLIDAY GiFT-.-Scrap Books made Of colored
paper strongly bound, sewood writing desks worn
boxes and dressing cases gold pens diamond points gold
and silver pencil cases, card cases pochet BOOKS voy
tablets pearl folders wiring portfolios cness
men Backgammon boards daily memorandum books iot
Isf7 aod great variety Of useful articles suitable Tor
n,e.enrs FRANCIS q LOUTRED,
10 wis Stauouers u MaIdenane.
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nUNLAP n THOMPSON respectfully inform their
Dronds aud the public that they have at hsr conserve
torv 6S5 Broadway between beecker and Houston esD
IN assortment OF Parlor Plants full flower, aud also
large OF Moss and other Fancy Baskets sun
able FOR flowers and they believe there cannot De f9und
any more acceptable present the ladies New Year
Day morning dol ~
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DIG IRoN-JAMEs N OLNEY, 50 westss, one.s
l. for sale Scotch and American Pig Iron, vaIhus BRANDS
ss,ms IS Tukfhu
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MAYORS OITIcE. Dcc. 81. ID

MAYOR OtfiNEt DtC. o. loin
~ A Card.-The Mayor will be happy TO see hs
friends and ellow.czens generally The fret day OF
January. 81 the Mayors Office, City Hall between the
hours OF II and 7 O'Clock. JACOB RAMSAY,
n First Marshal
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aue.iousss. Z

ny sAs S1 h f1ahsIs Hss'i Prxrr.s,.
D@i Brosd~sy.Lberal cssb Advances made % con
sgppsn,s for Auction ssies
AT Pgivsrg SALE-BLhsK Boogs-An extensive sssort.
Foo.csp and DENY LsJgers Dsy Books Joarnsls &c IN
fall sheep and half Russia bindings bali bound Blank
eg soa .fosi io &C.. I'D 81 Hso
rsndums and Pass Books Port FolOs, Compassion
BOOKS 5crsp Booxs &c 70 which tho ssenuon Of dealers
AT rsIv.rz s.Is-i,eoo oa.r,o Bibles, every vsrey.
slsge assortment Of s,aods,d and Ksllsosous Booi,.
r. CHAMBERLAIN, AaetioDssr.--slors No
". sprsce-st -Lbsrsl advances made 90 Goods con
.,lss carefully Attended %, and respsclsa.iy .oised-
PfopDt sstDrns made
NC. CHAMBERLAIN having removed from No. IL
To No spcest would be happy receive con. gumens
81 M is , o. sysfy Description from b.. fels
-MOSDAY, Jan 4.
~ 10 O'Clock, a. No; 70 Wnyam.sl up stairs.
large stock Of Tbread-Laees Eogngs, boibnet Lsee..
a. -c ysctitn55 grrse 1900 , 90 Ros
Chidrsns Dresses, Caps, Cos,s, Capcs. CEenlseiis.
lace and blond Wells, mall book and Swiss Hu.ln, sro
Chiefs black vnle and eolored Grapes, bosiory, ooses.
a., De,S. Counters. stoves snd Fixtures Of The store
TUESDAY, Jan. 3,
At 10 o'clock, at No. - Hammond 81
sfLESoio HOUSEHOLD FvRNrvss, &c ~ vrpeof
chaie mortgage, cOmpr-Dg oDe piano Ore sciss cosc'
-, dyaDs, mahogany ana collage cAss. ssae1 Dafss,
d'essing aud plain olreacs MAHOGANY Aad he'd osc.eos.
bles looking glasses, Brussels and mgr carpets, OIL
cloth, astral and hall lamps, vases, nIa'ie orn.3n a,
clocks hair mattresses. feaier beds and beddng, Chm.
dinner apd tea sets cut glass silver snd patel ware
silver spoons table cutlery hell stoves, nai s4E1, stain
carpet and rods. sc &C
Also large quantity Of kitchen furniture crockeTy and
iron ware, sc.
n B-Caialoguss can be Obtained at tue AgcGloa Room
Monday.
WEDNESDAY, Jar. =.
SHERIFFs SALT DRY GOODS. LAcEs. &C.--At 10 o.
clock al No. ~ NIIiam-st- Comprislng very .arrs
thread laces and sdengs, boJnet sces and eoy
ings inserngs trimmings black and Whe bTgsses lacD.
Mecklin lace. French worked muslin robes cti.1Iea's
dresses caps collars cape5. cnem zees, lac and lord
null, book and Swss musllDs lscOIos, Sbncs.
taeton BusiDs, linen csmbrc hGkis black, While and CO..
ored grapes, hosiery, gloves uits. sc.
Aso desks counters, stoves aod hxluIes 81 ne store
r. COTTON, Aacaooeer.
1yf ". COTTON, Auction and Commission nofcnsni.
D--spDro Nos lis Fulton And - Ann sA-Iib~Ss scrss
ces made on goods either for pr.ys:e sale ancoo
prompt made door Gales Of every description
" gods Dunctasiiy attended TO and r~so'rny soicrd
by JAMES NJ. HILIEK-s Store 10. 10 Malctl'
- lane ~ door to Nc. Liberty-s,.
TUESDAY. Ja15
Al l0i o'clock a. store No. Is Maiden iane
nC0 boots shoes and brOgans fresh from he mall
ufacurers and suitable for lie CRY and country trade
" H. JONES AuciiOneer
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGAcs.-OnW eiEes-
IDddy Jan g. fo47 10 O'clock al the store of J. D. In
gersoll 4 Co No 20 PeaT.st $40 cases, compusius
large desirable OF boots shoes and bro
gsn suitable for The Southern. Western and cisy dealer IL
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NJ A Rim H. JOU X n A Il .
PORT OF NEW YORK

MINIATURE ALmANsC...-..THIs DAT.
rt,R SUN. TIKI MOON FULL SKA
pis,, 2 D, 1 Scts a Al Rises Morn : IS
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rVEACUING.- MCCARTHY, Teacher Of muihc

TEA CIIING.-Mr MCCARTHY, Teacher Of Maihc-
mates and the usual branches ~ English having just
concluded engagement las few leisure hours every
morning which he would devote a school OF family Any
communication addressed TO him at Trinity School rs
varicks will be attended TO- or at Prof Nileplaits Z5J
Greene.st where he continues give lessons both 10
classes and private individuals
References permitted 10 Prof Hackley Colege-greon
Prof LOOmis N. Y. Cbiversiiy; Rev VIM. Morris, 70
Varick-st Rev. Mr. Bedell, 6l Tenth II. b. L. swan,
Esq. ~ Lafayette. place, IN whose family Mr. MeC has
given lessons. II 3tis
V,HE TREASURER of the Fire Department Fund
with much pleasure Acknowledges the receipt Of Two
hundred dollars by hs hands Of William H. Asor, Esq as
donation from John Jacob Aslor, ESQ 10 The Charitable
Fund Of the Department JOHN 5: GILES,
Treasurer +. ID. Fund.
The Treasurer behalf Of the Department tenders his
sincere thsnks the donor for this second expression OF
lberay during the past year Such Manifestations Of be
neyOlence elicit warmest feelings Of graiilude-a
cheering reflection the Department. IN the discharge Of
their arduOus duties that theif fellow citizens generous
y sustain their fund which, 10 ths dis Tessod widows aud
helpless OF phans Of our deceased associates incsma
BILE and enduring blessings. u II
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~ SUNDAY school ENhibition. b

attached the Asbury T. Church will repeat their exh
bOn on Monday evening, January (, lS47 for the puT
pose OF purchasing teachers library The exercises
Will be very interesting. Services 10 commence at 7
O'Clock. Ambulance L.! cents
IL IT'S l.. D. TlCE, Superintendent
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V'HE TREASURER of The Fire Department Fun

partnership heretofore visiting
Dbe,ween John BRIDGE and LEWIS X. BRIDGE,
under the hifn OF J. L. X Bridge is dissolved by the de-
cease Of Lewis Bridge All claims against The late hrm
either Of he partners, will be paid on presentation II
due or will be cashed nj legal interest II not malufed
The ng business will lee qudaied by The sub
scriber who will sign for The firm surviving partner,
count JOHN BRIDGE
kct.. york tst Janiv lsi7 n Inn
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yNODH sPkINtiS.--A new and Improved sr,lco OF
~ Elns,c Door Spriags for salo, wholesale and retail
BY the Newark Inds Rubber Manufacturing Company. -
Xsdsn.Iane ol9 isif
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- Notice to the members of the Protective Union So
ciely-A meeting will be held Sunday, the Sd inst al
o'clock, p NJ. IN the The poTerh house, No
Roosevelt 81 fol the purpose of completing their crganza
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WILLIAMsBURGH FIRE Insurance Company

xxYIILIANSBURGU FIRE Insurance Company
w No. "A Wallst New York and Grand-sL Williams
burgh. DIRECTORS; 49,
Samuel Willes Frederick w. Favre, Washington Post,
Van Eoskerck Nicholas Wyckof, a. Il. Van Boskerck
William Laytin Andrew C. Benedict, Jeremiah johnson,
Thos McE.lrath, Samuel II. Ciapp, Francis Du Bois,
Lemlel Richardson
WASHINGTON POST, President
A B. HoDoEs Secretary.
,1ys The above Company continues 10 insure Merchan-
disc Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Iainst losses ny
Fire on terms favorable any other responsible Com
pany.
Al losses sustained by this Company are promptly and
libernliy settled oil law3mis
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WM. B. MOORE, Jr. & co:


80 Caherine-st. door below Henry,
LAVE FOR SALE all kinds OF tin, pewter wooden and
IL DO, toys hid and wax dolls DOH heads, &c. Fur
niture, Tea sets villages sheep fields menage les rail
roads ninepns soldiers surprise boxes drums, &c. Also
brushes perumey cutlery pocket books and French has
kets dos FrSTuWThX Friss
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JOSEPH D. CLOSE & 90,

MEsis BOYS AEo CHILDREss
L'ASHlONABLE CLOTHING at very 10" prices,
(whoessle and reta and the largest assortment ID
any one store In the city. OF b"l'-'
NTEW TAKIFF.-In view OF the reduction OF the 1f-
ill., which takes place this day, and 10 keep pace VIA
the spirit OF the agen ". r. Jennings Co ~ broad
way American HOTEL viii reduce the price OF their cloth
ing in like proportion They nave now On hand large as
sprmsnt OF cloths cassmeTes and vestDgs also, spen
did stock OF quality ready made clothing fancy dress
articles under clothing SC &c Gentlemen Ia want OF ar
tcles are invited TO examine assortment al isu
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-B. b. LIE, sen
" iof partner Of tho original hfn Of Lee Brewster
the 6fm of LEE * JUDSON. The new concern VIII
continue Tho business " dealing In pIiied ai,eo ercs
siusy, under the name aud firm OF LEE, yuDSON LEE
January l. 1871 iJllwI No ~ Cedar-sl
CYRUS w. FIELD having this day ass oc, aied with
Nhlm JOSEPH II. STONE, iho Importing aud COMMITS
sion paper business will be continued nj No. BuTing
Slip, under the firm OF CYRUS w FIELD Co
KewYork, January 1st, 1917. u Ivy
UY VIRTUE II mortgage will be- sold at public nuc-
- lion at tho Merchants Exchange In the City OF New
York Friday next The 9Th ins nj II o'clock nj noon the
unsxpred time Of aud 10 lease given by Francis Paies TO
Joseph MaIc hnd wife fOf years May 1885, Of the
store vnd basement number % BeayersleeIDaled, Ian
uMy ], lsz. usr
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MINES AND MINERALS EXAMINED.
rz-Le, the poor BROKEN down constitution

JAMES T. HODGE, Geoogist and Analyst Collec-
tons OF Minerals for sale.
n28 tfeodis Office No. / New-st cor. Of WallsL
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pIcm PRESS GOODS for New Year Presents

kVlt III eOODS w N'" 'So' 4.
IL The Subscriber offers for sale persons desirous Of
procuring appropriate and useful presents Tor me Holidays
handsome Silks for ladies' dresses a, great educhonom
former prices.
Also, long aud square Shawls OF the latest and most
fashionable styles.
Also Silk and yorsed Plaids Gala Paids, Cashmere
de Ecosse Nous de LANES SC.
Also low priced Cashmeres, Nous de LANES and new
sly les of Prints; suitable for presents.
d3O 3ts STEPHEN BARKER, 2sl Grands
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CARRIAGE CLOTH.-lcO pieces inaa Rubber
" Garbage Cloth psin and ngrredl ofsuretor quality,
Tor sale az tho lOwedl market prices AZ he warehouse ~
he Nswass a. J. Icdia HuhGer ysctory, s. Msdrn-sn-
t-ic -
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~ A Public Meeting Of The citizens Of New.Yofk
10 invited the Tabernacle for Monday evening next
hapssl o'clock In order 10 consider Of The propOsed
Railroad from Lake Michigan 10 the Pacific, as proposed
by Mr. Whitney.
His Honor the Mayor has consented 10 lake the chair
and the Undersigned invite the ait, ndance OF their fellow
clens generally on W Interesting occasion. SIR. Whit
nm be n,aaenI md aldLcss liz LLneLlng
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DRESENT~ ron THE UOLIDAYs.--LOC

i WOOD 4 sCRIBNER, corner of Pearl and Fulton sts
havefor sale of useful and ornamental articles
which they beg leave To invite the attention oil nose ABOUT
seectng presents suitable oF the approaching Christmas
and New Year among which cold and Srer Udtchss,
by the best makers OF the various movements cased III
Tie neaiest STYLES and warranted correct ume-keepeFs
Gold Chains Keys Seals, Breast Pins Ear Rings, Brace
lets Head Ornaments and every description OF fashion,
ahe Jewelry Silver Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives, &c
Gold Pens Pencil Cases and Spectacle Plated and Bill
tinnia Ware Fine Cutlery. Fancy Goods, SC
LOCKWOOD a SCRIBNER, No. 265 Pearl-st.
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....s..s.I ANU MONEY mArTERs.


TarKsDAy. r NJ
n. &fl Ns'ke' "~''ho"' n'a'" " rs, Wv.
a ,ss ,-s' ne san's a. Yesterday sue 49,
- 50, ~ ins.iss considerably lower ,hsP open
= 80. - ssesIs'co however to 'o'' 'e'" NJ,
81 ,sgfo,ea o. pes cent since ls''
a... - hsileee he only exception INV
- t4,,,tau.is ds,ias h'' been Ia Nor" n nv"
a. s...iesi Improvement h'- been >" 'e''
49,, f,..a Jas g. sf lcns leland has i'nen
,,t N.rs.sh l. per oout Harlem per cent
g.. \. ,.fs shows che diaerenee IN p''oe o" Jan
~. ..fs.si nccennhcr ID The leading stocks
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ROBERT PETERSON, JOHN W. LATSON,
GEORGE T. BARNARD, HOMER TlLTON
PHILIP w FNGS

And The following duly elected Ward Committee
for the period Henry G. Howard Jacob l.. Sebrng
Orrin H. sims, Enoch Morgan James Booth William
b. Mech, George Rich, William Cunningham William
Wells Jacob L. Dodge, George Tilion Francis r. Hull
but, T. NJ. Rich 5. Y. Dodge \. TIlton.
On motion, II was unanimously Rsolued that the Com
miees have power ill vacancies and that The proceed
ings be published IN The Tribune.
n TUOs LOXFTT Chairman
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U
receive the balm of 0iead known Naugns Nege
table Liiontripc Mixture, which is advertised in this
and Of the city papers. Reader, there IL 10 this Mix
tufe a wonderful power, matter what your complaint
may be- try and satisfy yourself Principal Office 3l Mas
opposite Clinton Hall and for sale by advertised
agents all ofwhom supplied with pamphlets for graiu
tons distribution d30 Otis
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T6e Fo-.,rn Bill Market has been s'li'er today
. ,,..o,,rcc Of the absorption OF the nosuns o''''
,or NE purpose Of importing specie The eaans Draw
.old sterling to fair extent at 3id'i per cent
m 80 ate amount sen, GU, by this steamer IS large
s,,,,. srs a4sidaiel. some good Southern Francs
Ia At SIS. The market closes quito Dare o. o's""
slls ,;,., so oc,ivc Fl,ur
Is. "A Grain l9sc Cotton I'd
The phcuix Bank has declared r semi annual
dividend Of 3. per cent
Thc Morris 4 Essex Railroad co. semi annual
dividend OF 81 per cent
The New Jersey Insurance Co semi annual
s,,deaa of 5 per cent payable on the 18th proS.
The Bank Of Hamburg s. c. dividend OF Il %
90, share. being per cent for the last SIX months
Ths Mohawk and Hudson Railroad Co has CIV
:. notice of intention TO spply to the Legislature Tor
.,,bo,,v to increase It's capital stock <000o and to
~..,,, n. corporate name Albany and Schenectady
Railroad Company
c,xu .sp BASKiSc COMPANY, New Orleans,
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EnR FLAYORINC Blanc

EXTRACTS FOR FLAVOKINC BLANC Mango
u Jees Creams, CustBrd-, Charlotte Russo, puddihgs
Syrups Sauces &C &c. Highly concentrated Extract oi
Vanilla Lemon Peach Rose CiiTon, Butter Almond and
Orange. Also, Rose Water; Peach aud Orange Flower
Waters for dayoring al kinds Of Ccnfecuons Cooks ana
Coneconers have universally preferred these Extracts
on account OF their great strength and purity Of navor
teaspoonfal is sufficient 10 flavor quart Putu IN
walls at IS cents each
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON Chemist, 275 Brood
way (west side In the Granite Building Sold also al 100
Enllon.sL and u East Broadway. dig lml.eod
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lSNTKA New hulct BucswheaI-rhe undersigned
Hare prepared To receive orders for Eullet Buck
wheat neatly rscked In barrels, half barrels quarter and
eighth barrels also la bags % ~ and - lhs esCh also
for Graham Flour and Dat Meal IN Ike packages These
articles are warranted equal 10 any 10 market Orders ron
out OF tho Cry. accompanied with City reference, will
meet with prompt attention. LIT ~ FROST
Ol2 3lns. 81 fIOnt-st. | door below Peck-slip
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of Subscriptions collected Dec ST. for the relief Of le poor
OF Ireland, collected by Assistant AID Mullins aud John
Egan. In the Let and 4,h Districts Of the Fourth Ward
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S,0I.AH LAlIPi AND l;INANDOLEs, Cam

- delabrss ScThe subscriber has just on ened one OF
the largest OF solar lamps and gandolcs ever
offered Tor sale In this city Solars from - TO S2i gran
dOes from 50 TO $50 and slice set The above goods arc
of the fnest finish and all warranted.
JOHN W. MORGAN,
d28 Sta ISL Eullon-sl first door from Broadway.
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" The Z. =. Senate OF ISI2.-The subtcrIbef'
respectfully that their large mezzotin engraving
Of the United States Senate and will In short
lime published. Those who desire TO receive early I'M
pTessons invited call at the National MinTs Cal
kry and o. anime the engraving.
sui3 lsu ANTHONY CLARK Co 2f7 Broadway.
eYDoys' Clothing cut and made 10 the most fashions
BILE style nj S37 Broadway stairs topposie the Tssef
nuclei by MRS II. FREEMAN. M 2nls
tzy. Wigs nd scalps-The largest, the cheapest and
the bes, assortment Is TO be found at a. c. BARKYS,
dl9 lis If6 Broadway, Of Liberty upsisifs