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BOARDING.

DDIRDIsG.-To e. T4.h board pless.ni r.
Don E!ih 5s1ro n AID ps1;-7 e 1,niSs, s5.iso
,cr 'll..F OF - g-r-eU p. bshs '3f - zee
So q occgra-E. Two or iree single fsoisue1 "a 1-
Or 'sss1 V..h board without looms. required A9PF
- s. HogttJI-,i 'er doors ess OF 5r0scVsy
as 5ts1l-
DDAPp WASTRD-yor- g-n isn1c az ia vile
ID ~ dlursr fJr geca-1sni Wiz room anc ci0s-'s
SINAI h-orrcm sl.srhee. II o: above -scker.' 'ho
res, Sr0stwt7 F-,ms mrst y moderate address
s-o.' Trinur- Ofic-. - :.
BOARD WANTED a widow .aty, VIII two
DTolbg children snd nurse, Tifhei 70 procl,e Two
mt. finished roCug VIII bosr5, z pr'Ftte fsnY l2-
Town A3Srssss N Pos OH:e Box al, o. 81
U0ARD.-A hne room OF second hoor uriu 'nlin-1'
~ - t. win board also AZ sc room 81 10 he,eh-st
o3Doss 81. johns Psrk. % ~
L'CHSIaUEO R1OD-. with or without psruAl
i hoard ran hs obtAin.d al 81 Rhitest few 1oOr
uss, q Broadway TIE location very desr,nle1qlle'
AID restDsu without children boarters u too hoos-
ra-lr. I'D h.@.rcrn Attaining Kae,irsd dIs " ~.
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GOOD PIANIsT ~ ,s,.,:: = e ,aa,,r' 49, & =
AMarksplses, % q ~ a. ~soso'ssss ~ =
Wy, " sssfst
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0.s,c. =, ryv N.w-yosy "a, LleEr COMPANY.

CTrcs on rHE Nsw.Yokx Gas Llssr Coss.sr'
December ~ 1873. J
,x>uv aNxUaI RCrION for thirteen D recicrs
Of THIS Comps vii be held ~ the once lt
Al on Mont me i4.h day u January Eek ION II 70 -
o,ccck a NJ The usrsfsr eook VIII b elcses uou Tue
~ tnst uni amer The escuoa. ~ eTdsx
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nap q re premise. may re The suction ROOM
osj = d.gluseo
odt tAH o.af.s ssd..
Now on D.ue Drew ard othsrsNodoei 10 hereby given
srib-r Receiver In The shove scuou, viii .e public
sacuOo ~ zoe Merchants Exeaaess, u ne cy oi New
Yors, "a WEDNESDAY shs a., @,s 5'y Of pscsse. 81
f-cts, namely.
AIoI d L.eiswsn. Coal soOus 500 .ans ia he y.la
corner u Albany and Warrington cts 10 NE city Of Se"
the uneIpreJ e..s OF he loo 10 which the coal 70
Piled being me several lots corner VI Albany and ""s
Eas fences, SCORING sesls., Ohee bafrOw', &C. sssa
lot q Lscs.-.ns Coal 10 yard In shs city Of Albany
The hu u The steamboat De~u cnn.oo. 10 The city OF
rae null u the steamboat Damoad. In he eiy VI Al.
RI. once furniture, scales coal scows and other NJ
suge, oeoosng The A'socsnoo n 'he eiu OF Aosny
Liberty .rd Coar,land .ts In lhs city OF Ns~Nors
Tho une rp-d lessee of The north eide u pier between
B.rcay ard RJbnson SIC. called The Diamond pier
TIE steamboat NewJsrssy hef engine NeAle' sppsc'
furniture and sppur1enanees 49,, -. 1911, 80.
psrsl hruiture and sprurtensnecs
The steamboat lease Newton her en.iGs, uehs sPps'
fbe p.n Of tho steamboat Hendrts HUI
.cu engine, tackle, apparel arnisufe ard sspaf'e
The .,esmbost oregoc her engine, sacse, apparel nut
ullurs and appurt-nsnces
rts oos-hSf pat Of the Hesmoos" Empire, Iios' M
loom Mason, ihor ensines tecae apparel mfniius eha
.npgneusnces subject TO h. articles OF aficoneus 20
tween Tho Association AMI mo ownes OF NE ohsr ooe
hsf part Of lhe bOAs ,
Ths steamboat Rochester her engine, tsrsic apparel
furniture ami appur1onznces 49,, ,
The steamboat Columbia. her engine taese, sppHsl
furniture and sppurtenances -, -
| rel, fImimr- ard sppurteusnces
ana shares OF .Iocs IN The Norwich and new.Londoo
| Steamboat Company. ...o-
The uneI ped ss.s OF mo building number " ofeec'
| -ich.st In The ely " Ne~-fork
Tue groceries ard supplies " The association, IN ,hs
ouildng number ia Green wichst 10 ,hs ely " Now
YORK -. .
IRE furniture and h.ur-s Of The ofcos OF the sssoeis
aon M me city Of New.lOrs
lot Of square Genlloso, or Pig iroa about 100 Iuns
4 oI OF roo, copper and sed, and old chpontors ana
| lonen' work aud materials deiA he'd from bosts
20 shares OF tho capital ~ ihs Now-fofA sad TOY
| Steamboat Company OF Association -.
10 shares OF The sock u tho Sectional Dry Doch Con
pAny, Ia he city Of asw-York.
lot OF new lumber prepared and anprepsred Tor nee
| % stssmboegs
Terms OF sale paTcaIsrs, Tho dsy Of sale
Inquiry may IN tho mssnums DO made 81 mo Receivers
| Office, ~ Green wtch-sl Nsw.rOrs
| DsIod New. YOfk, December s. I8+9.
| ELI KELLEY, Receiver " mo Properly
d. ~ ana Ehscts ~ inc PsoDi1's Line Assortauon
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

.PsNsHAW,s BOOK, STATIONERY AND
n Fancy Store SIS Broadway, opposite Nblos 10 10 be
fund probably great an assortment - the ABOVE afN
css as any other Store In our CITY IbeJ WeIs CO
flly selected In the American, European, and Chinese
msTles Phces from csuts. 10 SIS etch Toe hea'
ornsmenis OF Ihs Lsdiss OF iAe Celestial Emrlfe are
worhy tbs alien ion Of ouisd. bArbsrsns - th>y are
pleased to call 10 respec. ~ glare hey fairy es.se
"a Republicans az TVS
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CALIFORNIA.

CAPABLE WOMAN IN good hessb, between .
n and 50 years Of age wishes to 90 20 Csuornls YIN
. family. no viii give her passage FOR nef serNoe.'-
Highly Satisfactory accommodates can De shown Az
ply 10 1911 Sfseod' ISAAC T HOPPER, - Cectr-st
CnIFOPNI4 RRT0RTs- csnfornia E-Iorls,
- Tor separating gold from cuicksver. az lnapensaDe
Article for mipers Aanufse rnr-d and for ms y
diNavis DTyr7 sROPHTRk co w Nl-nsn-.t
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AMERICAN ART-unIoN


rf,HE PAINTINGS and other works 81 arr distributed
10 he members a, the anuusi meeting she !'' insL
will delivered he rooms u lhs Institution 90 and az
ter rhur.dsy neAL The .7sh inst
The exhibition Of paintings purchased for tho disribu'
ton Of tie yesrlsO Will be opened " he public On ed
ne,dsy ns a January iArge lumber have slles
dy been ob,an-3 comprising WORKS Of superior merit
| BoOks OF subscription now onen for 1870 dH ius
| GRAND CONCERT. CHRISTMAS MONT, asIhe
VI 5lfp k.r Ghuch asar Delaney, OF Nocal and itsfl
o chssus has bsen engaged together with ssvers dis
| tuguished professional gentlemen The CMnlysl o.
root, rhs Maoisc" by Mr. Boeching TIE great Plan
sL nr rorip hss kindly Offered his services and IA
prie-to 30 had At TIE door Doors open al eioc91e.f'
| 10 commence stit az zAs-
Mrs EMMA GILLINGHAM B0sTWICk
pecf0liy announces her friends and the public
,hst ,hs Intends giving Concert Of Vocal and lnsum-n
ts Music on Thursdsy evening Dec I'm, al Molos new
Concsrl ROOM cor Pduce Of ard Broadway. Or which
occasion shs will 10 ss,.ed BY Mr. h. Z rlmu, Mr. r.
chsfd HofmAD, MI. A KYLE, MI Robert Andrews Nh
o 2 sd'ow and o1hef emn -nt .rli.'' FOR psn'guls'
see fatnre sdyergseiU elts and small Bills.
ga Sd'MonTu&ra
L. AH.GE-Gs-GAH-BO Grafton and grad
IN cOaoers, BY eminent prof-ssonal talent WIN "sf
song "a Indian dress ard tongue Al Convention hs =
Woos below Beecker, on Tuesday Dee 20, A.
Pm Tickets IS cents. to be rad Al Ihs door. IL
| TWO HUNDRED EXHIBITIONS ~ FOUR MONTHS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
At THE MINERVA ROOMS 80 srosdvsy--
hsURR'S SEVEN MILE MIRROR Of the Lakes, NJ
Lawrence ana SsgucuAy hNsIt
moytng pandug covering nesrly seven mes OF esnVA,'
20 tr1.h'uy dcneslng 1890 Ies Of sho most pet1r'
-sgle a1d historically Interesting scenery 10 America,
steadily before the eye Of the spectator for spsce
f Two hous and "a perfeet dssuefreYkps Of All ne
cles towns snd other wOnderS0 Nature ano
Ar on boh tie United sgaIes aud Canada shorus ffoui
Lac Erie 10 tho Gulf 0fS Lawrence, nenco up ne "
secluded and unknown ssguepsy The Mirror commences
20 move all. O'Clock nigngy Ansrnoon exhibitions o.
| Wednesday Snd Saturday, al O'clock. Adni1snce y
| cents children half prics 10 VII
GLIDDON,s EGYPTIAN COLLECTION
VI and Grand Moving Transparent Panorama OF mo Nile
Esypt and Subia, TO miles, with Oral Descriptions
Maseum Rooms Chinese Buildings, $50 sroadwsy-s
now ooen daily-EVsnings from 10 r n. and saar'
| az norniags nom J. a 10 a NJ Also, masniae-o!
| Gallery Of Egypusn Antiquities hummos, NC. aDo
spvudi4 T.b!ssaI Of Hisfos pyhcs Wnnngs Psinuns.
and Sculptures Egyptian Arkbiany furnish 0roet sad
other Oriental Music arranged by Monsieur DJnai ssn
performed d1rng eerh exhib ton. Admlssion-Evsn-
ings - Gems: s1G sGtardsy Mornings IS cent? chill
dfen bali proc GJtdon's Hand. BOOK W no Fsnors
ma al the door price IS cents Hor other particulars 500
snsll bile
| rV NOTICE DC ChrisGnA, day there VIII De hr -
sT5ibia 1us Of GdfOn'- Psnorsms at lOf NJ sad
Al Il PM-sdm..s ion IS csnu-snd Ia the evening at
M.Admssion 50 Gems, children half price cN <us
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Ing, corner OF Blocker aud Morton sa.-Dr WiETst
viii give sto' course Of popular lectures on Anatomy
Psychology and The Laws Of Hesh, witt his Arge cole
Il N Of Manikins Skeletons, Models, Paintings &c OF
"Wednesday, Thursds,, Friday, Saturday, Monday az
Wedoesdsy Dec &C. ~ % 49, 81, and Jan 2 G7 O'Clock
PM Admission -Pirst lecture free, the resi ~ cent
each. Cd 5la
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CF- Guttn Prrcha sole. applied TO Boou az

~ Cntta PeEchH Soies spphSc 70 DOC" 400
S1oes. and warranted, At my cents the pair ny Eng
sb IN The employ ment OF the Hudson Mauufsc
turing Co. 81 49, Brosowsy-fhe Company request s1.sn'
uon 10 ibe peculiar sdvsnages presented Guts Pefehs
Soles Belng totally mpervfocs 10 water hey on 40 the
delicate the Ills 'nd ineonv enees o. 90
uncertain climate hs ny sole Thin and hghs ss TO
afford degree Of ana comfort wlln security from
colds and coughs hitherto unAuanso!e The daraeuny OF
Cats ferchs soes, compared with leather hn 1905
snce decc 81 Ia favor % he fore and In no tno~
Instance has failure occurred whies aoi be sscrioed
70 neglect Of The C,mpany's printed directions From
inc ease with which Gus Peochs coles be applied 10
bocs and countries where no shoemaher car %
found soF iuslher power OF keeping the feel dry ~neo
ysdins fresh thus preserving Tie
BODY coughs ceds and sumplons Ia lands here
medical ADVICE ob,s,ned sdd Ell sher great On
rshi,y and cheapness-ihey conducive 10 The
comfof, and security persous srs distant
ires Lsdie. AMI children should not omit having tn-<e
-. .noiea To new sho-s Is l9as
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ID VNI "a NsfoTssf
- Sssvss tsoo hoo eossA tss ssns's Ter
mn 49, g osss ss carss ed Ssoc sssss ~ Laraes
ssstLt-ns 4,sagSsssea vsashss Of Nssy ~ % sens
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o7rHF TWRNTY-FIRsT ANNUAL BALL IN
I'd sid OF II. N-w-York FIRE Department Fund will tsse
place Al tho Astor.plsee Opers House 90 MONDAY
"A EVENING. January q, 1857 M y1l
n THE THIRD Annual EXHIBITION
r. Of the N Y Canary Bird Associaton VIII com
IA renee 90 Monday, 24!b Inst and elo.s at u NJ
SEEoa Saturday,. 29h lest a. Lafayette Hall 30 sad
81 Broadway
Ooeu from AN TO Pm Tictels stmlsung geo
usen and sdies may be Obtained al The preiea music
.orrs Price Is ci,- dZl W.
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f1r Crnnh Divi.ion air.. ii. !


session Of the Grand Division W be he'd In The Ha
$50 Broadway, Wednesday evening, Dec. %, az
O'Clock. By order.
da5 2,i.. THOs EDoERLEY @. S
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Isaac DAYTON. Secretary.

~ New and Carie9s.-Gutls Peichs Bread ano
y,ult Trays; 0uis Perchs Gard Pia!es Trays and bs
leis QUA feTcna insslsnds aud Pen YTsys Gaus %
cha Medals Of Gems Tsy lof ad Scott Quits Perchs PIC
nre Fram-s Whips &c with :args variety Of 0us Per
cha snd iDdia RabbeI Toys OF beautiful desgn and ~os
u.ushp sutshe for Holiday presents For sale oy the
HUDSON MANUFACTURING CO.
iets tSl BrOsaNsv.
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.rsot made vsry Durs tbs II. ssrs'd an
Zee slab The sPp>socs o. tie ysss ste % ih-
,isd tssi 4
o[ Prs.- f-rs'ss5- v-rt,s or st q" -
- sssre- ron ~ 90 qs.ty o; o. = 9-a'
..rs t..ss for t-s.srr of - = 1sas c'str.ct
COWS AsD CALHT a,-,a Pfcss r7-s-ef, 80 .
20 g. sNs. a. ron n - q s3r4sfA
tHEEP AID LANES Inc s0y9 -.ss '.lrE = - Ter.
-
:. ss.sp q - D. .-aats Lanes. - . t-13 %
- i,tcvs
HsT AND SRA Ov - - go ~.st. 80 ,-Pr - ~.
rr.s n - = 1sic Z co., So
.G7si1 > = Y 4r1 5-1---
rqss E.r Jpu EHhL
syks - ia" rOAs. -DgcEn8ss
HrrA~~zs AL.Ast[- Tgis DAY
az ~ ks.sT 3. ias .-,1fs.s ~
hfcg ~ATL..... Der u
f..fr r 90 ..l s. .-. 3 - -
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HOLIDAY GIFT BOOK.

ltERRY's MUSEUM; elegantly Dound plata and In
VI MA ST ALLEN co.
c2f5t. IA Nassau ST Publishers
,IMANsCH DIS ETATS-UNI- POUR Ian
Also The Ffeoch Almsnfc has ilst cOms out, a1d
cyUsins within IS pa-s Sketch Religions and Poi-
cal Tier g. smother snOOgy With cuts, the monies
weight. and OF BON countries and spops
OF dEsrent KIDD with Bus.rsis Directory For sale
a the AuthorG 20 Third sverue lrarsnce In Twenty
,-cOnd-si snd AZ ne principal hoos.eli-D az ~
,I,D TKAyHtERs AND ENIG1ANT-.-At
j TANNERS Map F,iAb '.hment, Hl tr0acwa up
ttsi g. NAV be had pocket Map, md Guide booIs Tor
e-sry part ofte aei aes, o.sIher Win large MAPS
of e Word n q1srts,. % -
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DOOK-Now published, Psrs l. ? and Of this wors,
ID price 81 esnts eaen The subject Of The hrst too
Numbers Z, Primary and Eienent,ry Insrucuon-oi the
third, Perspective
No. I and are slso bound together for schools. -
they rompri,e a complete Elementsry Drawing Book
pr. e. Is Also CHAPMANs DRAWING cory
BOOKS auxiliary to The Drawing Book, for The use q
Schools Phce 70, dozen q -
Fairs.t h.u Letter fac-sty recss-d
P.rnt ne s f,sai Dfs- * Zoos 80
fr.,er. n -rFres ~ s?probstol. rsn.r sta
t 18th tbs issrg n fs-rrg. out
r, ~ that sno- -sss t.fn.r 10y. ard -' vie
s.y ~ p leh th'; hr't % ace tcqsA -d rih
ss.-a-s - 20 h,i ssss sac 10 ne AT = A.
"a, NJ BOY hes yirrs1 osng es-iso ne n
.,.n ha1 tsks1 nsnr rfe 'tsichs' upoa
pl,sa ~ sslo-s a.rE he oara doof sAss rhi n
red r.r--.frus fork fro- sst1r- an -
ro,e. IL,v- nserE aai aai ne .sT.ra nsnes
-. n1,yIt 5 REDFlELD chntoa H.i.
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FREE MASONRY.

4 LLYN's RITUAL or FREE MASONRY with nu-
n uefogs psIes few copies Of IBIS scarce booA Tor
sale Price s. By renIurg q the book cs7 Re semi Df
mall 10 y psr Of the Ueted States or Canada For sale
sso Plato on Imm1rtaiy Lsc)D, ny C G. Cotton; Den
TO- earl, History Of New YOrs 1870 Ancient fragments
AID Suiyih's Lectures oa History. anev edition.
dzt 2'.- w GOWANS, ia FultOn-st
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aooYs FoR THE SEASON

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Annusls Mscslls
n n-ous ard juvenile ON Books Toys, &c
RbIei aud Pray boosi Of al szes snd vsrieues Of
hindings With clasps and IN velvet.
Albums, Portfolios &c &c For saeby
d.56t J > REDTlELD, Clinton Hall
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ANTHONY sLEEcKER, Acaoaeer.
SrOHk~ Ia Pearl sL b~sw-eu Pee

sip and Seaman st-ANrhONf j. bLEsNkEk
vii eel al saeiou 90 TUESDAY, gsausy 81 u e'es.
ghe Merchants Exchsng-, hoes Two stores Known -
M sd ~ Pearl s IS Zee, inch Ia ont by leo In dsph
bali yssrs 10 ghs moss substantial msnaer
nap - re premises may re al The sleucn room
4 9.J = d2b.r iiseod-
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ZOoLoS .,n...l1u, s,r ne aoIasy.l r.,fornlEs
Els2hants Loos, T. xsrs Leoo.res lsa,s % sosSs
800 20 ,ls, oorr It's bsisg on ssa Y. esn
Leopard Bess1 aud Birds Of s' "a ~ o,eoes On
ma. p y ,1s nv ,oar psrfotusnoes-si 10 snd
oe'oei On oxsey fsys doors oosa - 3 - TO-,
r. rs.esss and schools adniusa % nssrsl srn'
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g. FOK KINusTON, yAmAiCA-33
G0k wEDSEsphY q J.sssy 1s s e., ss.:; ~.
.Io wrIsoo Ccunsassr, VII ss0s q Pou lsTl
800. 2 :; ::, R;;:.s' 70 o',rsi6 s y
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1I6s tnus GILLINGHAM BosTwICK

L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grafton and grsnd
IN cO1ceri. BY eminent professional talent win "sr
song 10 Indian ard tongue Convention Hal 10
Woos erst below Blocker or Tuesday, Dec 20, A. u
Pm Tickets IS cents. to be rad A. The door. IL
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IL kxc,i.ior Council No. ., OF Z. A. VI
vii ho.j he regular meeting ,h' Tuesday evening al
u O'Clock al their rooms IL Gfsndst Puncus attend
Ance 10 requested. GEO WHEELER
K. WYcKoFT, r. oo IL
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Toe regular evening spporiei for the meeting, OF hi'
SJcisiy falling on Chrsmas ard New Year evenings The
rex regulsr meeting will be held at WMDers Rooms
90 Brosdwty coIoer LspenNd'st on roe'd.y January
g. al u O'Clock, NJ. when p1nc.usl attendance it re-
nne.ed BIZ oder w II MOORE, Secretary
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VEHTRILOOUrshY.

NIaGIC LEAANtD CANARY Binds
wi siGSOR BLiTZ
SOCIETY LissazY. corner o. Broadway ini Lsonxe,.t
-E1lesiAicn-rls every sfy-r1Oon a. Oclo:s, sro
TIE esenrx All Ga Christmas Day, -four nSrf9r
AL s. : ana JelocG- tn. Learned Canary bnss -.
% hro1.h thsis sruly sslori.niBg AID hign.y 1e.s
peri9,mslces The veuuiloqsism viii - ~ 20 -.
snGnsg sescnpgioG. Tee Magical Las Is "a
a. sigLog Bs ofev.Ozs sxpsrimeCH AanlAs' -, -.
l-rfr - d. ka.f
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% The House q fro!eSuoa IL consequence OF lhe m
STATE Of the weAh@r dufng the pss! wees, which
has prevented many persons etendin the ladies' have
dec led on 3euing the Fair tomorrow, WednesdSy,
20 inst. and continue open t The following fndsy
evening Agents having back numbers OF the little paper
The Chh'imas Bell published 81 the fair will ple.se
and them In d25 IL
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ANN1IAISI ANIMALS

At REDUCED PRlCEs-CHEAP CHEAT
hCHEA' The Le,se,s Of Memory moH 5esutfui
Annual.
TIE Gem he Season mOst elegsnt keepsss-
Toe sscrod Annual Amost sp lendid guL
The Gems Of BesuIy twelve engrsvirss
The Brillisnt mos. beautiful ain VIII hteea ids;rA
uons elegantly bound Ia morocco.
To mention ali 10 Impossible but n vent ele
ssnt boots or hutrs.e assortment Of juvenile ~ofks
CONS DEWITT L DAN ENrOnt'
Ns HufIftngH
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O. seventeensh Ward.-An adjourned meeting

OF ne Democratic Whss of the Ssven cnth Wsrd, viii
hsd a. the Henry Gay House corner OF avenue and
first N on Thursday evening, S7h December instant 81
Il ococs to tAae ino consideration manner Ia which
the PdmGy Election for Wig General Committees and
Ward Committee which look plsee the 40 Deceni
Der instant conducted and the alleged crcum,snce
that ballots Improperly Introduced into tbs ballot
box At that election and TO tate such measures for the rep
e,ensson OF the Wings OF the Wsro 10 the TWO Genera
c Committees and for the formation OF Wing Ward Com
,n,tee az may be deemed advisable BY order,
JOHN RIDLEY, Chairman.
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holiday PRESENTS.

r l. A STUART,
13S sRrFSwIcH ST cogsEE cHAMstss-sTREfT
<NFPtR FOR SALE fall s'sOrtm-nt Ct French auey
OBoses, Candy, Sugar Plum', &C ga 2wh
HOLIDAY GIPTs-Useful and Ornsmenisl- an
lev o9l chsss Furnished With good tools, Dixon eA
sud fee sss and plated lea seis, GATORS iofks
,poop. A. Table cutlery. with ivory, gag aud o1hef
h.rd e. ard great variety Of other house furnishing
eoo1s may he hid rs sXih AZ. corner OF Wsvefy'
pl.ce -2s \. ) W, q SUD-. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. learn that orders for
NpicA.ed oysters being solicited IN my name by
per- on about town This 10 noufy hat the zane an
~ oson- thai the only orders received by me VII be o.
Brosd a. U,- THOs. DOWNING.
CYRUS ". FIELD co
COMMISSION FATER wAREHoUsL.
II 81 ct
rNHE HIGHEST MARKET price. paid IN es,h Tor
L Rses Gras, Rope, Rope Cuttings,
Csrvss, Tsusd Rope, Cotton Ws.u,
B.egipg Hemp Rope. G1uny bAsgns,
Aad al other Kids of paper msker STOCK 81 Insr nag
Warehouse, a Beekman-sL d. I'm
WINTER GARMENTS.
lust received. further supply OF he Ca"fnis pfao
j Overcosi, the most recherche garments Of he reason
which wiih our general sssorme,i OF Winter garments
vii b. ,old a. oar . overbsllv moderate pnees
WIN r JENNINGS co
dtst.tf 2Sl Broadway, American Hoi-l.
IsABkIL4 GkAPEs.-Tne hr'i sucoessfu! A.
k,engt 10 teep hem III New Year Tse suoscnosfs are
re,eiving from Mr. Fowler Of PeesskiA lew hanafea
pounds Of his delicious fruit In every respect ~ ntnd'
,oyns spd 6ne Hsvored the dav they we're pic ked
sample has been len .. TIE Tribune Once, where The,
a2a7is aAssNER YOUNG ls2 csathsm-.,.
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TYR LAWYERS, DIARY FOR 1850.

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TmTRTY-FiRsT CoNGREss-IsT sEssTo
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, lsi9.
SENATE.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the reading of the journal OF tho preceding day.
proceedings,
He aware that not in order 10 debate II the
plan of organization offered the of The Wing
hers, by their committee, TO the Democratic MEMBERS Of
whose committee he member.
Cries OF "Ordcr." "Order!'l
| NJ. ROOT. This is all on, Of order
Mr. STANTON. do not wish 10 debate
Mr. ROOT know it; but You talking, which is
about the thing.
The Clerk asked Mr. Roor 10 state his point Of order;
which having been done,
Mr. TOOMBS desired be heard on the power OF the
House. in its present condition TO stop debate He nen
ded TO dehateto his rights the floor all hazards
Mr.. STANTON. have the floor. lCireat conflsion.l
Mr.. TOOMBS would suffer interruption. (Creat as
ta,ion the hail. He stood up there TO defend his rights
He was on the floor and there existed rule by which he
could be made 10 yield it,
Mr.. STANTON asked him yield 10 floor as matter of
courtesy
Mr.. TO0MBS. As matter OF courtesy, l yield il.
Mr.. lNGE asked the yentenlan from, Tennessee MIR
STANTON 10 permit him offer motion or resolution TO
resclnd the rule adopted on the 18th instant.
Mr.. PECK thought the adoption OF this resolution
presented would open subject debate thus entirely
defeating organization He desired that should be so
amended specify that debate should be confined Who'll
y 10 resolutions proposed with the view effect organ
zaon
Mr.. TOOalBS pn question 10 Mr.. STANTON which was
not understood al the reporters desk and
Mr. STANTON replied that he would Weld the floor until
the question upon the motion of the gentleman from Alabama
tAlr. lNGE could be put and decided.
Mr.. lNGE made remark explanatory of his motion
when
Mr.. TOOMBS proceeded speak; desiring he said. TO
show that according the constitution and the $780,
the House had power right pass resolution of
the 4h claimed BY gentlemen 10 be the rule of their
proceedings The majority had right thus force 81
ence, upon so grave question: the minority.
Mr.. ROOT That is the view take.
Mr.. TOOMBS. deny the right Of the gentleman 10 in.
tcrrupt me-.