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in Tespectability, talent and literary merit
Each number viii contain long asd thorough review
Of the principal topics of the month, Interpreted with
anecdotes oddities and gossip upon various .uhsc
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Being fortunate enough the services Of one q
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Occasionally and public taste may demand Of
The most select Tales from the German, Spanish Ial-
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Transatous Of Of the minor Tales Of Eugene Sue
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~. tone ever finds place 10 the DOLLAR MAGAZINE
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IN the efoss lsxy Of the School Of French Morals will
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SPLENDID GIrT-BooK.

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rINHE MOST MAGNIFICENT GIFT-BOOK ever Or
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The number Of Engavins' Uweniyl IS more than
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The Illustrations consist Of four Portraits and sixteen
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Li.i Of Ensravnss ,pend6ly executed in MeLzotinic,
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The Mster DlpFer, ~. W alter savage Lanoo4i
Nisnette Title y The Gipsy Mother
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7
S Maternal Felicity; l5. Driving Things on
D. Aud Robin GRAY. 10 The Citation OF Wick
Embarkation Of Cleo line
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The Mother; q. PrOcTastinstlOu.
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for the Brdel Robert Turnbul Esq. lille OF Thomas
Chalmers ID 4; Rev. John : & Abbott Nctoria Rev.
Joseph T. Thompson. and from others well and favoTsb
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BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.


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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.

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BOOKS FOR THE

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DIR. wARREN's NEW WORK.

1 \ Why EEW DAYS VIII Dc pabisned
L NOW AND THEN,
by the Author Of Ten Thousand Year Diary Of late
Physician" &C. &C.
the most fascinating rXceieGt the times
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o. the eve q Publication
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Both thss- fr,trate books, now compete and viii
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HOLIDAYS.

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NOW READY.

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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

WINDOW SHADES-Of every style and design
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&c offered for sale prices which sil
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SPLENDID CAKE

4 Nd DICTIONARY 10 all their several varieties
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Charlotte de Russo jsiies, notices sc &c Families,
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HOLIDAY PREsENTS.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER will close his stock u fancy srti.
ces received from London and Paris, suitable for
New Years Presents, very low prices lew dozen Of
Doct Fusbys Game yet hand, the most amusing that
has ever been offered 20 the public
81 1tIss BENZ LAWRENCE. y Fulton A.
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GOOD RE AIDING

al IHsptlU0n q Ils IT agszIne-
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ms'ter with whom where they originated. selec-
tons from the English magazines seldom here 81 SUI
cently interesting 20 lie general reader viii be-
given each month which combined with the original arti
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HOLIDAY PRE- SCENTS.

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q ~
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CHOICE GIFT-RooKs.

A LII WANTING BOOKS at this season for gifts will
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Books worth giving away books worth receiving Books
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JUVENILE BOOKS.
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most Beautiful Gift Book is the
GEM OF THE SEASON, FOR 1913.
TWENTY SUPERB ENGRANiNcs
We friends that have seen no book this
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Of such elevated, pure and permanent character
as the Gem Of the Season" New York Observer
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rHE BEST HOLIDAY

DRESENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. is the new volume
Il Of the Youths Cabinet 10 10 beautifully bound, foil
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Tsirfn SIAIks DISTRICT OoJRT-belore Judge beits
LA gsn Pei Steamboat Gorsrno1 CAai Canaan KAN Of
%. Boston caiinanAction by the Capt of the stcener
Worcester recover damages from the owner OF ne
ovsnor Tor running into aud ruIing the W while she
Wa passing her a. Hufgste whereby the side W" CON
sdefsby broken sc The defence that the collision wa.
caused by the W. Cleansing her course Testimony ~s'
take0foT hbelaot, Messrs sturdevant Marsh TOT de-
feudant Messrs } Sherwood
coc,ro, Cosmos Pisas-Belore Judge 4 .hoeaer
Wiliou S"ydeC gnd hh.a a" ~ - yee"sgni I'm
tsr a Ila.es and Ihonsas Hall Action against hrni Of
merchant tsiiors ano MIR H. recently We believe IN 70.
emp . msnt Of the Corporation already referred TO
sealed verdict returned Ia thu case yesterday The
Jurors answered 70 their names a. follows II o. Leach
VIM White. smith If samuel bailey, W NJ Water
bury Reuben Knapp. ssomoIe, ) Wsndell, }. r.
Bartholomew, Charles " smith John Andiews. VIM
Ba laeh The action Do viii be fecolect.d for false
have been tasrn by one which not Tie case,
and Mfs admitting on an officer being brought
g. a. to the house Of the firm o he searched
The jury returned sealed verdict Of cts damages
and cents costs for plaintiff.
Eisa5sfh Fsets Danie Royce The plaintiff keeps
bard house 81 2l7 Cedar st. She claims hSt ~ -
Dec last board for himself wife ard cniia ane
nurse to March, but lef in two or three weeks fs %
mp 90 the time She brings action 70 iecotei 49,
board making certain deductions from the time ne et
20 March The defence ~as that There hao Desn 20 -
contract aud that The fare was not such as ne hea
sbtto expect The Court charged thath jury
consider II there hsd been act ano n so oo me
plaintiff furnish proper board IT sc cd not NE oerna
an had 5 rixht 10 leave Verdict for p'auth Si1-for
plaintiff Mr.. a It Oyer f. defendant dr A LYON.
San,i,i sic fiurncs 1hos =. Peers Dfpufg AeriG-
Action OF rOv-r relative quantity OF brandy already
referred 10 Verde, for plaintiff SitO So being amount
Raadolph T. 4 baidsein w. Jspes &. Uf,er-Ac'ion Of
IePevin IN relation 70 quantity Of boots and shoes
aud shoes Mr B. 70 take mp in bans signed by Mr.
due that Day, bat he Go not 50 take up the note but
claimed % hOli previous Transaction, and the
goods fepeyined having been placed by Mr. L. IN the
basement Of unoccuped house ad Joining hs shoe store
Fourih.st in ghtavenue Verdict this forenoon
For plaintiff Mr. Harrington ard w. Bronson for de-
PENDANT, Mr. Bliss and Mr. horoisyer.
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IUDICIOUS

HOLIDAY PRESENTS The Nankin Tea Company,
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and those desrous of making presents that they have
sale pure and unaduteIated and black teas In
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FOREIGN PAPERS.

40 ERFORD a co 2Astor-h house, have received ~
ID supply q t~o and three dates each OF me lo .-
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Caurt Calensinr... .TnIs DAY

CANNON PLsAs-Pau Nos So 50. 81. ST. 10 70. a. S.
90 az ParfI-Sos a. 78 so. SO. 90 % o. g. 100 lOl
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eoncluded to day No other cause this term.
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Produce, b, the Ncw-Yo rk aud Erie Railroad

(heporfed sptcialiy fof tie Nf'- ioTF ITibHnfJ
TUESDAY, Dec. .8-Barge Samuel .aarsk7 tubs butter
calves hog Capt kinG "a hogs box poultry sheep
cTlves tubs butter Capt Leeds; 90 hogs calves box
poultry Capt Thompsor; tub butter Hopkins cattle
Coleman; ~ tubs butter hogs box poultry & Cole
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tubs butter bxs pouty Arnold hTks bfi tallow
Conrad. 4 hrls POTATOES ID Talmau.
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CRRIsTY'S MINSTRELS.

Inc Oldest -sfsbIisned Band he nited ,tstss 2
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Concerts nizntiy honored with crowded 20
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10 excel every neat ~ similar character offered m
tns city. Acuss - coats children under 10 years ball
price pcor. open - 2. Concert VIII commence a. 2,
On NEW-lEAR DAY an AFrESNooS CoNcsRI. Doors
oman II 2 commence al 3 o'clock. o.l lwls'
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NOTICES.
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s.r Pnrlr'' sse'y. ~. WM. MADDEN " o.
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Of unfavOTahe weather last saiuEeey evening "e
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cyst wall be repeated Thursday evening, Dec 80 consist
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