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~ Fnir.-Th- e. 81 u %

~ Fair.-Th- lsl!e. oftse Reformed Duich Church d
sr.t.t b-sween FIN ard SIKH avenues, vii bold
80 4 - bs.eu -ut rooms Of lie Church Tor th- s.s OF
s.Sl snd fsucy srces suitable for Holiday Pres=nts On
Thursday Fndsy sad ,stufdsy Of ils 80 comm
ropr.tsi toward iqudsung ne debt Of ne Church Al
I-rdly 10 hs shove object are Respectfully invited 70 al
- ,. .,--..i,- r. a. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

We are eratiiied al the rapid increase of the
subscription let to Weekly paper. We are gaining
rapidly most of the Eastern and we believe in all #
the Western states We not In the habi Of pub
fishing business correspondence, but We think the sug
eestion contained la the following will be sufcion,
apology for ts insertion
DANvILLE Illinois Dec lsis
Mesns. Grs,icy & VI EiaA
our little town has some 40 inhabitants and about
$50 voters the writer has been the ouy subscriber to
Th TribHas In the place during the lsst Presidential
campaign. and noticing IN the last number that the
terms were reduced the thought occurred that club
of or might b. got NJ here 20 take your paper. end
for 0ncs acting on a good thought promptly, took A
Tribune IN my pocket and paper and pencil 10 hand
and went into the street In 10 minutes had the Fl and
they came - easy then tried for I'D in two hours
got back 10 my Office with %. since have obtained
h more making 40 IN All. double club, and herewith
send you the forty dollars halt of your Subscribers
will do hall much land they your list will In
crease s0mc Yours a.. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23
THE HOLIDAYS.

I'VE SUBSCRIBERS invite sueniion 10 their stock o
Books Fancy Stationery and other articles suitable 10
pressui-
II b. larger and valuable than any former time
and eInbrscess wider range Than commonly found IN
bookstores BOOKS
They books Of every class-ths richly illustrated
xorks % the day many u which standard suhors,
others less pensye but handsome and valuable others
again OF lighter character and down through ell the
grades juvenile books the lnfsnie Persons OF
every age capacity and may hnd something here
suit them FRENCH BOOKS
They have also tmsn Of Imported French Booss
embracing nearly wide scope the above, aud they
think they hazard nothing in saying that il 10 unhysed IN
this country -
FANCY STATIONERY
Their Fancy Stationery Is fresh sud well assorted includ
iug only all the ssreoyped articles usually found 10
stationery this season. but many that
not easily found their Oh being the u
those who many presents give ard who would Ike
md them all IN place Particularly their stock Of
ladies' and gent-mens Portable Wnng Cases and Desks
" mahogany, rosewood, morocco and papIer mschs 10
gegh.r with morocco and psper mschs Portfolios 10 well
worthy mo attention u purchasers
GAMES
They hsys also good assortment Of ohidrens Games,
which by the wsy the troublesome things 10 the
world 20 keep bat which kept solely for tho be
fore given respecting the stationery.
USEFUL HINT
The subscribers beg leave 10 suggest % hose who are
expecting make presents that they would be be; able
examine the goods and be better attended 70 they
Oad their purchases early before the confusion and
hurry Of the holidays Many articles Of value nec-s
ssy kept IN drawers and q sight and cannot b shown
~ithouta lite leisure.
as 80s ROE LOCKWOOD SON an Broadway.
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WILMER s. ROGERS

MILL RECEIVE BY the next steamer ne Europa
w aire-n supply Of
The i1s,rated London Almanac Tor lsci ~ cenn and
puncns Pocket BOOK for isf3.
German, French and spanish Papers supplied. Prices
can obtained application
ga. BY every steamship.
Msps Of ne California God Region with and dis
.s-ces Is cents
All ne laIsst ~ biicsons a. soon - published
Ch-.p stationery Al he E1r0peaD Times OHcs corner
Nassau and Lloery Sta al SOS
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

rI,Hg YOUNG PATRON, or Christmas IN lo,o; Tale
" New YOrk y he author Of III. First VI the kncker'
D0cz-rs
Ti-r- r- ri tie slt-f srf1g ~ D1tch m.nn-rs
a. Naahaan aafll. s-th1g ne Of Ps4 q -hieA .
lie noc-sfg and '-ssrr. @u Ehen -F-J
~, - .~-h It-rsfy WORD
~ tbsf u @ s,o bst r-csaiy sas- be- asi AID -
su-. spr-ar.- lr- he ploc - s1tDf ~ To fH-t
ne EaeE-ras-rs ehh expressed DurssT-s a. b~nz
arh n'-sa-t Young Psfr0as ntfof3cef ~ ssp.t a.
.~atlIa of-s1- resi- he qpt - Ne
.forg nod 1sd srelL IL <-' N
T- pfn ct.rsetsr s sci ssst.-d sad a. ION
rros1 very copzrou Lfoenn@rea. Aff
de GEO P PUTNAM. Publisher, IS Broadway.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

re- Holiday Pre-ents.-DASlEL FANsHAW'
Bookseller and Slaaouer SIS Broadway New York has
ls added 10 bis former stock great variety Of new ona
mental and elegant works prepared Tor The holidays He
has also sd5ed aE from Europel slnosi endless vaeiy
OF Fancy Articles and Perlmer-rangng In prce from
cents TO s. each The pablo b. respectfully Invited % call
and look a. them. 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

~ wig. and Toupee-.- oaIeHtLos n-~ly ln
~. - soap. oblA-n-d silver n--.- a. ~ al
Nen.-1 -'..r Jr.r.u.- They are made o. the t1--
81 ~ - ~ ug-c.a 81 Nufkmsns1ip, and ot-r The
.,r ssvsItsss. q extreme ghta--s naisrs .PPesr
,see ADJ aurlb.y Tney are o sss a, 70 DEFY astee
no ~, =. .@-r,ed from s. 5arcHELoEs Msrufaetory
~ w. r.sr Bro.awsy Private rooms for fiiiaz wigs
W A. - - di9 los
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- LIQUID Hair Dye-BATsHELoss iasi.si. .1 SOC. y.
- -, - n.rural bisck or brown color without nary
8 X. S.ir or .kn Persoos wishins Ise best sres u Ne
" ~, ss,Is "a. Al BArcHELoks lls11fsctory, Ssl-s
"a No 2 neE Rrostrsy. Copy lie address dls uos
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HOLIDAY PRESENT YoR oHrLpREM.

DUDOLPH GARRlGUE, 2Barclsy-st Astor House ID
pub s1-d ne Black Aunt stories and legends for chi
creu BY On Dana The lzck Amt a bssatfaly iusrs
Cd BY German zrss snf exceeds IN purity and heshne
sdy Juvenile book ever published d2n ills
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VALUApI,E BOOKS FOR rHE HoLIpAYs


4 I MARX X NEWMAN 4 cos. le9 Brosiwsy.-
ANThe LIE % Rev Dr. Mlnor by John : stone ID
JUST PUBLISHED.
The " omen OF he Bible, eegan, binding;
Gallery % Mezzoiinis q elegant eugrsvings
Lays of he Western World
Chsrscierstcs n Women.
Heroines n Shakespeare,
Gallery q Nature
Women of the Scriptures.
Whuers Poems. beautifully Illustrated
Lesfets o. Memory, Tor 1870.
The Snow Flake do;
Elegant ediuons u all the POets English and Aneros
Ia hre bindings. Illustrated with engrsvings.
Bibles OF every Size and IN every variety OF binding Eng
.sh. French snd American editions
Prayer Books 10 velvet snd cali bindings, with
clasps aud cases, great variety q new Style.
Az eeg of Juvenile Books Of moral and
religion. character In every sye Of binding and hnish
No psns have been spared 10 msse assortment, for
lhe holidays complete. 30 llns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

- Water Cure--insai iTs ~ ,9a every eec.-al.
esce for Winssr ussir-a - -. "a
$50, s.s,c6- L. o..hs --ca soor Outdoor prsrue-
.as,ss.. 10 Consui.fons > "a Illus
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rv- ,IercantiIe Library A.-ociaiion.-

THONAs ANTIsElL vii deliver on The evenings Oi " Cd
de,dsy 81 snd Friday jth January Two Lectures.
suBjEcrs FIST Lecmre-Ns.eri's Uniform -ifipli %
Origin q spnngs-Ihe Oeysers-Ari-sisn Nrls-ca.
Springs, &c ..s.
second Leciur--The Crust u The G'oo--sfauhcauon
Of ROcks-EArltcuak-s-Cos b-ds-Aines, &C
The Lectures vii commence a. q oc'oE Tickets = cts
Members D al price. THOS J. BAfAUD, Cnn. L@c. Com.
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~ New.York warer-oure E.tablis

eNe ~ r-rov-d 10 ne~ D1iclng, corner Of
~ "a T'-iy-r.ify3lsce. and overlooking Union
a 800 - las Al ne b-hing sppsrsius together
Win gymnaaarn for ne NOS eiiesenI Hesinent A.a,
fue rooms and good Isole io' u AUS " '- ~
merely 10 bkfnc
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NEW SERENApERs
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY.

srUYNESANr lNSrfrt TT. BROADWAY.
few doors shove Be-Skerst.
CON ERr EVERY " MT
'1HE CONCERT ~ THIS COMPANY pres~na
change inoan the IN wh.ch kihioplsn
entertainments produced The cog experience II tins
Company thavirc SIDE the ~ the o-d States ard
Europe they aNeF themselves that tho pf~
scented By them without parallel every crirgs pro
ersmme embraces zrsif opersnc nom Ia Son
nsIubuis" Lucrsua Borsis' and other Italian opesSs
- iih limitations q
JENNY LIND. sln. LABLAIHf,
MADAME GRtSl, sic. MARIO.
MADAME BISHOP. STA GARDlONI
Admsnee IS cents Doors open 81 ? cOcceu Al % clcck
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERr-Doc open 81
: ocuck. concert ais
BROADWAY TABERNACLE-A Grand 0als Concer,
will he given the Broadway Tabernacle CHRISTMAS
NIGHT, Dee B. for particulars See bills " the day
dgl Sis
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WHITAKERs
n1INIATIJRE SOLAR LAMPS.

GIVING A MOST BRILLIANT LIGHT from whale oil
or ard and universally acknowledged 10 be superior %
Al others Tor reading writing sewing Manufactured BY
ENDlCOTT A SUMNER,
f6t Broadway,
An fxfsb 10 Fm-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

L with Ice Cream u The beet q1sy II y 81 per gsllon,
81 IS per quart Forms Pyramids served a. ne ra- o.
= per gallon by the American Patent Steam Ice Cream
Company, l8l C1slham--quar-
y B-Orders leh in WILLIAMSBURG a. ThOs ROcys ..
rsnfst and Mr. Smith. bakery corner u SCUM Seventh
ana second 81 10 Brooklyn Mrs Smiths Fruit Store, -
Futoo-.t ard " Thon- BAKERY q Auznucs and IN Jer-
s-y Cty Al M sIowesD Dry Goods slofo-On- Day 10 I'D
49, nj - ,trfrtly amended ~ nls - hinis
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LAIR AND FEsrINAL-rhe ladies' of the rhif-
teenh-st Presbyt.rsn Church. respectfully Inform ne
public that their Fair and Fe-Avs vii bs bid 81 Apollo
saloon during the day ard evening " SATURDAY tho -
which hey viii oder for sale he result Of
their Industry consisting ~ divers zrtcies esusp- of 40
nestle and sl.o Nces " taste well adapted fof in
day presents In tte evening Ams,ure Quafl-tte Cnp
of high order Of Talent and that inmtAbs troupe u
vocalisls CAMPBELLS MINsTRELs. who have sensi-
volunteered their services for the sson will gfauJ
the company by the performance u Of their soul s
nng Gless aud Cboruses
Tickets % cents may DO bad al the doof during the tsJ
and ventnp do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

IT The Indian Chief X sh-ge-ga-gah bowh, a
Chippewa, who Il known IS the Lngish name of
George CONWAY. and is minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church delivered lecture on "Wednesday
evening last 20 = crowded audience in the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Columbia The subject Of the
lecture the preservation improvement, aud moral
amelorAton Of the North American Indians. being de-
tailed account of scheme proposed by the lecturer Tor
that object Many passages OF the Lecture we're marked
by pathOs and power which reached the highest trails
OF orstorcs excellence and forcbly recalled TO memo
~ the iorest-boFn Demosthenes IL nusi be refnem
bored that the lecturer used not his mother
tongue-one not acquired At very early period Of
life and yet making allowance for this fact the
address abundant proof OF mind vigorous active
and brilliant lCor Charles Mercury.
IL An English nobleman came down IN a
steam boat from - Louis b NeW-Oresns last week
having with him a number OF animals. birds, SC OBJ
tanned In an excursion Of some months among the
wds Of the West He had four hne bufaoes, one
with calf and the largest COW buffalo ever seen he
intends stocking his park with them lie had also
fine bear h showed large collection OF our prairie
birds &C preserved in fine state By his naturalist
National Intel
~ About half way between Taos and the
Moro In New Mexico, the Apsches killed and scaped
Mr. Johnson Jackson. brother Of Congrave Jackson
of Howard County. No. Mr.. Jackson was engaged IN
mining in the Moro district and Was highly respecta
BILE man. Jefferson (Mo) Metropolitan
Posr-OFfICE BRoEES OFEN.-On Friday night
last some daring broke into the Post once AZ
Somerville opened all the letters that could be found,
and rAnsacked the office throughout Il Is not yet
known whether they obtained any booty OF conse-
quencc boston NAL
RoNBURY.-According % the Roxbury City
Directory for 49 there i've hundred aid eighteen
persons residing IN koxoury whose places o. business
whole Mace Boston Post
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ID Nev-york Floating Dry Dock Compan

~. ss --r. are hereby uoun-c hat ne annual &C
on Tor Directors he Comp ~ ~ D- he'd - The Once
-. soab-.t % M0ucsy Lot JA1n.ry mex Tue PoI VII
Ss - 49, a. o;rI,cs and close s. O'Clock P N
% ~. Spe - Z MOODY, Secretary.
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NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY

p. WHITE. tLATE r. CLARK 2f7 BROADWAY
fl,IIs GALLERY 10 the oldest most extensive and ,.h
ionsbs Ia the United States ana contsin over 200 Ds
geeotypo Miniatures from hfe. Of Dsary all eminent
men Tbs public invited 70 visit This col econ end er
smine the beautiful specimens u tho Daguerrean ar
IN a.. World mis- 01ss
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uARNuu,s AMERICAS MUskuM-P

VhNkNVN. TTVpF1ciOTs y HIfNHNNNN.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every afternoon =,
O'Clock and every -v-nine At "A o'clocs The msns go I.
happy q announce the English Giant. ROBERT hALk>,
the largest earth the tse.t aud hesyes being oyrt
feet bish. ant weighing quser ~ ton "
addition ard In with the above, he has engaged
the SMALLEST HUMAN PAIR that was ever seen slsr
MAJOR LITrLEFlN6ER and HE petite swe-sh-sfi TIA
MA THE FAIRY QUEEN both being much SMALLER
THAN GEN TOM fHUMB lie = sl.o happy 10 an
nouncr, for another weed, THE BURLEsQUE OrIkA
written expressly for tho American Museum entitled flt
sLFFP.NALkER Also the sABl.E BROrHtRs
GREAT WESTERN the fsnAee Comsiisn, TUT
rnE WORSrED HOMESTEAD, THE HIGHLAND
MAMMOTH BROTHERS, LIVING OUaAN1 OITANo.
WAX sCRiPTURAL srArUARY MADAME ROCK
WELL. the FortunelTesr.
Admission . cents children sndsf 10 yssfs OF sse ~
rsnf. dla
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DkrURN FRoM rrRorR OF pusurks

IL ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF ADAM AND wv IN
PAR>DlsE-Repr-senuug The Temptation and Tho
Expulsion Gen a. T. 3D. painted cor me sl. Charles OF
france ~ each picture n feet by q feet These sub
lue works ~ art exhibiting for s0st uus only ia
hs Nations Academy Of Design, cofnef ~ Sfusd~sy ard
eonsrst were exhibited n New Nofk sni other cises oi
the United States rom 1888 1851 and ior The past eleven
year. throu ghoat England esnd and scotland % The Uni
vsrss satisfaction of one Million Seven Hundred
Thousand person..
Perfectly shs.e sni h.sHnla n oo1e~rton, npsftf a-sI
po-c nnsg-y a. cham an poer Hi uHth .ngh cs1t m
'n maze sls.fnE npres.un nn DE nni 81 -ssy hrhtef
Dcors open from 10 In the morning M 10 n night
Admittsnce - ceuts season tickets - cents Children
and schools. half price an l~e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

INcREAsy or SLAyEs.-The following extract
taken from Pages Reports for the present year not yet
oub.hed shows the Increase Of Slaves in Kentucky
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IL. The Southern Telegraph wires are broken
between Philadelphia aud Treaton.
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS FOR THE sEAso

1 7. HEADLEfs WORKS. vols superbly bound 10
~ cloth. eStrs gt sud fll calf
Women II the American Revolution, by Mrs y. v Ellst
vols limo. cloth. exIs gilt
Lectures Shakespeare, by n N Hudson vols limo.
cloth. extra gilt
The Sacred Mounlsins by } T Hesdsy, ! vol svo.
cloth. esus gilt and white calf
Wfeaihs u Friendship an elegant Juvenile sif-boos by
T :. Arthur aad + c. Woodwork I vol limo.
FAIRY Tales sni Legends Of Many Nations by Burs'
hsrit vol l1mo with coored plates, beautifully bound
T ; Arthu'. Popular Tales vol. uniform beautifully
huuud
Planetary and Stellar Worlds, by Prof o Mitchell
vol llmo bound 10 full calf
Judshs Lion. by Charlotte Elizabeth vol cloth gilt
Judea Cspts by Charlotte Elz sbeth vol cloth git
Also, large LARGE ASSORTMENT or ANIMALS
Juvenile Books and standard Works in elegant binding
BAKER 4 sCRIBNER, 80 Pns-row,
do ius and It Nsssau-st
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MEDICINES.
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.


THERE NEVER HAS been adscoyefy made 10 hstsn.
Medles, whereby pain can he 90 qaesly asysd. end
where pars In hgh Of Inflammation can be 80 fspdy
reduced ihsr natural state nor where ~op.ds and sores
be so thoroughly ssd rspid ss.ed and ase.sa Psfs
a.s". Pm as ss ss1 sa 7o want he .
apply At ,hs pfopnetors DOLLY dep In is eiiy fo
''' NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
"a Daley 10 the inventor u his uanysed remedy, and
can MAKE grain N hhui n Daley Ito nsy-' hs.
any Therefore, al Ex1seton not made and potup
By hin are ss,s e S9a ne ,xn Nh x,sr.xg
The genuine Daley Esusetor ~h-n applied % the ss-
ysres burns scso. Sc Immediately relieves and produces
cooling AID .oothing effect, and extracts he p.o IN AZ
'''' xSD No@, MARX THE DIFFERENCE.
The ''"'a Ef''1ts1 ,,t ,,yss. and '"'a'' ~ pan
Of eoante~iters Of Dsleys Extractor hss lss.y
nus. of tho Vie and d-ssssoas saa have been ss osi
Tho principal u the cooesrn, named Mosey Indicted of
tho ossoes ia. seseonasd and forfeited ~ s.il To-
Do given W the public ~ guard against impossuon and .d
LIE ohso depends apoo po:ssssos INC ssSsios psry
" NC ''''''1cE aTISicxTEs or CURES
Reference |. made to car yn ey PsHp""'
ANIMAL oALvANIo ouaE-ALL
cures hunors SPAWN Qaior sresss posvil sorss. ss
"a sn.sss r.noh 81 eoulainns Of sespec
bic parties n.y !. Iss r,opa:r' Dsp' y I'D
VIZ r, s,s. ;. J:i'''''r' H'''' S"'" OAIAA
ccSfaERODs OK HEDIcATED cohroUsD-ro
rEE PusLIc-Ws hereby certify thst we ss s
with Tneophefoas prepared and soe ~ ~ sssS. s.
II wis cure ssdness prevent gray hslf sna .
and dsndraE II he cheapest ssd css 1sa - . 80,
: Rysn. ND. q Cooper. n Y - CTnsn,s'' ~ D
B Les. MD; .dsms " u. IN q ~ ks.s Mn
c,,,sor B.rry b.s great pieasnre nsing abe 70 .is
hsa . ma ony u the most ds',nsesaso 's~
Tor re gentlemen he hs received 1s hind
- tssunoDiais Of approval snd commend sIloo
so.d IN large bouss pres IS cents o. he Principal Once.
lss Broadway -. a..
cooinston 30 Hucso1-ss Mrs Hays, s3 Fulton Brook
Iyp O. Wnghl g Soeln-st Pni!sdephia; c r Pointer
6slriuoes; ". Bfown, Wsshing tops Boston, Hsv.snd
HsS7sl Co. Chsriesoo, .. c. j. Wngh Co. Nsv.Or
leans; DAVID Chamber, d. Loqis No; y Brombsry Mo-
bite, Ala; 9ufgss Rsere VIA; and soc BY al the Drug
80 n IL uaited osseo I'D Csaada- 20 1wb-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

~ We arc much indebted to Mr.. ). H. DorLE,
Of Harndes Co : EzPress, for copy OF the Bo'ios
Trareler of Friday, in sdvsnee OF the Mail which
has been detained BIZ the storm on The Sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

ILLINOIS JoURsAL.-The publishers OF this pa
per located a, the seat of Government Of Illinois have
Issued proposals for It's publication daily tri.weekly
-
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O,ytcEof TIE y Y Ca LIcHr Co Dec. % l-i3.
~ The Annual Election fJr ttirteeu Directors 0

III. COMPANY vii De bid e. ms odcc, 10 Ceuire-s 90
N0ndav The 9Th DAY OF January n-x between the hours u
| N sud /. O'cl0ck A NJ.
vs. ~, ne tIs c l. EyERIrT, Secretary
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaeticnoor
llY BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT, sofs
Dsnt Brosd ssy-Llb-fsl cash advances msts 90 coz
sgnm-nts for auction sales
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. -
CHaIsTNss Books AND FAscy AkrIcLEs suitable Tor
holiday presents large assortment Of Illustrated ~orAs,
ANIMALS, KIN books, sc
Ar rsiy.rs sALs-Bonns Standard Library Bohus
Antiquarian Library Bohns Scientific Library, boIns
Classical Library
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sCnANisCs, HAL, q. sross, SSS s ~ y

4'FUr<ni and btovtpe 90 =. o
lohsr 2 and couuuurg night auc farther ncticr
TWELFTH MEEK OF TIE RE-OPENiN6.
TIE original md w-lLknown CHRiSTi'S AiNSrktLS
tsssnzeS IN lSf,l NJ frsf 10 hAmcuife Nesv Metlrs
ard ,gsais- u me prevent popular ssyie u Errcyss
s>rssr,~SENrs whcs- oooccrls IN this city fof P-id
- ten monghs received with such dsn gushe ssVf
>rd patronage. have the honoy u announcing 10 ne sd~>
AMI seuten-n II New Ycrs and vctnisy, shss aey ~
give ss-res " h-.r porusr concers intrtnctng vsreN
~ their origins songs Chous-s Chsrsct-rsc Dsnces g.
Admission . eers pOSs open S '-co1cen viii cora-
n-rc- al c'clora
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every SATURDAY.. cor
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DIRr.-Wc understand that Col Childs, the Su
perniendent OF streets removed anscHd loads of
dirt from the First Ward alone during the lew days It
under hs charge for being cleaned and yet this Is
one of the Wards certified oc tally having been tho
roughly cleaned In compliance with the specifications
of the contract lCOsrier and Enquirer.
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Mar or THE UNITED SrAIEs.-We have re-
ccved from Messrs. Dewitt Davenport and also from
Wilmer 4 Rogers, Map published by J. H. COTTON
showing the routes OF the L. ;. Mail stesmers TO Gan
fornis the various routes to that II Dorado aud plan
of the Gold Region This Map is an interesting study
for the gold seeker.
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SERiOUs FRACAs.-A row took place ON W ed.
nosdsy night At no 10 Oliver St in which by the
name OF John Kearney. kicked by another named
Patrick Russel and severely injured that h. is not
expected to live Russell was arrested by officer Me
CURE, and held b. answer.
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