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To BoRle's Electric Hair Dye possesses proper
ties for dseng the hair Of the wonderful description
l. acts ike and dyes the hair the moment II APP
Piled either aek brown of the most beautiful aud
natural oescrpton without injury to the skin, and leaves
the hair softer and siier after the operation
To be had OF A. b & ID SANDS. No. 100 Fulton st.;
RushtoD. CLARK Co. No "a? Broadway J. Minau Co
No I62 Broadway WIN II Cary & Co No 243 Pearl St,
" and by the Druggists and Psrfuers throughout the
vurld
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TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN.

u "A New ana Absolutely unique Rdse VI =. ~.
The eXtIa ofdinsry and nexpicaole pnsnonshA a.
seen for few weeks at the large ErhioIton hgoh - ~
SOCIETY LIBRARY corner Of Broaa"sy ana a,.covs1sd
SIS They were recently taken from nesy 81
and idolarous people Central Amencs y WIZ. a5
were kept with superstition, ,snef sn5 snsloysd a.
MImes and Baeehaaals ia their Pagan cesmohies Ana
worship. , -. tartar measnrins III
Ihsy az vexhnE N the former u 80 inches
hs ahe s.s AID careful examination, the best ply
,.,i .,sfe The elder TO be u or !; years Of age the
Sorhssi 49, Altogether from examples Of the dran Inc
ard iion children aaording ec"elst s ana
hqsI ~ sSmsslop IS cents ChildIea under 10 years
Frrs Season Tickets, 81. Doom open each cay: rom
~ u,ttii 4 and from until CLOCK III LA
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IMPORTANT to the POOR, DIS

i EAsED, CoNsUMPTIyE or DEBILIrATED.-
After three years Of universal success curing every dis
ease heretofore deemed Bcnan.e the subscriber feels IL
his duty to give the NERVOUS hNfiDOfE TO all IN
able TO pay tor t. II we're no Tor the fact THAI has
been In universal demand for hee years without solitary
failure complaint against II. this notice would act DO
made public but 10 new too well Known TO be doubted
The following truly humane and Phlanthrope gsailemen
have allow ed their references as To its mighty
power Oy or dssaseAsthna Con mptIon Cough, khsn-
matism Govt Neuralgia. Tie Dolsurs1r, DysentsrY, &c
&c &c. Hours Of Attendance from "A. tozP. NJ
TALBOT WATTS. No IA Greenwich Il.
NB.-As my own city giyes ample employment, must
decline answering eoahtry letters without some rsasonabIe
inducement.
Dr. C. 8 BALDWIN No. 1917 7th-sv
Mason Asten, Esg llnh-st Harlem.
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@ W Weber Esq author Of Shot In the E{e - !,
ard $50 others whose add taa bs had ne
deu0t No Io2 Nassaust 80 cents and VI bosts di3 "
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a,SAaWsF Buffalo, N. Y

THE LILY-A Monthly Journal, de-
voted TO the Enamel patton of Woman from lntsmpe-
rance injustice udice and bssy by AMELIA
Fli or and Pubshsr assisted By able and talented cores
uondens II printed qusto form. on far paper anu
upe on the first Of each month Anew veu re
Inv Eve copies for 50 eleven copies Si Subscriptions
mas be addressed to the Edisor Seneca Falls, ~ L.
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az Metropolitan Building Assoeiation.-r

~ Metropolitan Building Assoeiation,-Th
fnu III regular mohthly meeting Will be held MONDAY
EVENING. December l3l instant a, the Chatham Hal,
No. Chatham square when an opportunity will De Civ
TO with the Asa ela0n The present fee
dssr the monthly dues two dollars, so that
now requires the payment OF mae dollars TO become
member equal footing with those who commenced
with the Assocson nun Der Of shares having already
been redeem ed sad large profits having been realized
tee the present shareholders will require that the
usIce fee shall be advanced INN. dsey AZ this meet
ing All persons who wish 20 avail themselves Of the great
benefit 10 be derived iron shp invited n at
tend. Members pay Their dues at any tune previous
tie meeting. at the Office, No. ie6 Pearl It. SAMUEL
JESSUP, Secretary. dl23 t-
~ Immigrant Intelligence once and LaseT
4x chaRse. % and q CaRast., New YOrk-Thls ofctls
s.abshed by The Commissioners Of ration, where
ways be found large numbers Of LaboTers and servants at
Tsy low rates Of and have their orders
p cd by writing 10 the Superintendent and sending the
mount the passage Of the parties required
10 fees charged 70 employer JAMES ?. PAGAN,
uy2 MWstn Superintendent.
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EyOR THE BENEFIT Of the CITY

EOR The BENErdi ~ , -. ,, NJ I .,a
.necslv tke people Of the CITY 81 New York. upon hs
srrysi 81 the cssbrated and skful Homeopathic Phys,
- 70, age 20 this country Doad VI the ship Ohio. he
made some wonderful Of Rheumatic snd other con-
rnlsIve d,ssasss amoog the passengers. Atnoosh an
Ea.ish Physician I'm have much eoah4sneel has
bees ENG cd SAID ship. we do HEREBY rsad s1s ga
BARDT, and recommend him a. a srsst and vendsrfui
pkyscian who will be Of nmease benshs 70 the people
The City Of Eev-York. .-,
T. FRANCKC, B. TAULE,
X DAILITE, H. KofT.
Hew-York Dec. 1851 db ~
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VTARsH's COURSE OF BOOK

NEARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK
NlKFEpING-11o PIP, beund-pTice 81 H-ims' me
contains complete set Of Account Books Accounts Cur
rent Account Sales, &c, all printed IN coiers uea sno
tions the whole fully elucdatsd in 100 pages OF hnhn
Instructions applied directly 70 the Innsetoas snS
tses an N Be found the complete ana insudeuye
WORK ever published on Book Keeping For ,ale 'hs
authors Counting Rooms for the stacy ana rIaces u
Book. Keeping, No. so4 Broadway. THIS work Puo
hshed the style in the Spanish language rnee
81 so Csreulsrs. with terms ke. Of Mr. Marsh
u lEstTueIien obtained > above. u AN
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Amn9emerlte.

4 LCHYMISTIC and AMUSING. -
~ New application of Ainospheric ELECTRICITY, GA
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY EVENINGS Of this week, at u o'clock, IN Hope
Chapel on Broadway. opposite New York Hotel and ia
BROOKLYN. at Brooklyn Institute on Washlngton-s, on
MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS Of this week. COM
mtncmE at II o'clock Do you wonder whit this meaas
Come and # you wish TO laugh well witness
perments that have dehed the combined wisdom Of the
most learned and received last week the sanction Of the
several committees from the aud euce appoint
cd to inspect them change II performance each eve
nhg, with the best efforts of Prof WILLIAMS 70 please
Tickets at the doorSnge. 23 cents Gentleman and TIVE
Ladies, 50 cents Children, l2i cents. dis ITO
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AZ Vrited States Building Assoeiation.-rhe
~ ~ E Monthly Meeting Of This Asso,isiioa g,ii be
SISCC no. 1853 Bowery third story. on MONDAY EVE
ssNo. Dec IS, at o'clock. Those joining at the cim-
q WI save the Increased entrarcefee Entrance
Vnms mcathy dues, 81 50; shares. $500 President.
v.meGRAw; Vice President I RusnIY Secrsary. 7.
SE' r;v nrsc,%s A. AlsndorgA, J. csoneA. r or,n-
s"s~ c ". iioushtcs. J. R,Aisy. Attorney, G. shaf-
AsStSkMs
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TX MARvEL's NEW WORK.

TX MARY ELS NEW WORK. -
Il CHARLES sCRIBNER, New-Yolk, publishes TiIS
DAY:
DBEAM LIFE-A Fable Of the Seasons By II Mar,
Third .oion or THE OLD GUARD OF SAPOLEoN,
from MaeDso to Waerloo. By ]. t Hesiley. vi .
lime. with eleven illustrations.
NIw ILLUsTRATE9 wORKs-Jgsr pUBL!sHED
Phs "a iSF siei aS The
barley In cloth ms sl fi kf i; nss;fS0 extra SO
THE EVENING BOOK; Or. Fresds Tales on Morals
sgd MasnsIs-wIih shetehe. Of Western Life By M. c;
extra, IS.
WATCHING SPIRITS; Ry Mrs Z + Elet, anthor
Of Women Of he Rsyoluiiyn" vol, svo, WITH me
't k &c 9Pa
To Of the sS.nor critical yes so1 Of his Ia s soa
gaptly illustrated with westals Designs, engraved by
But Piee' IN CLOTH full gilt s. Morocco extra 80
TX MARV Wells NEW BOOK,
dl5 R%NbotPHs Sc BroadTsy opposite Bond-.t
IN PRESS-A New Novel, by H. Cock
Il ton. entitled THE LADY FELICIA.
Also. TOWN AND COUNTRY or, The Lovers Of
Bs sst BY EdwG p RIsa5I 20 No AD
CIRCULAR.-At the reopening of the
.ention Of he customers and the musical public gene
raj to their MUSICAL CIRCULA TING LIBRARY,
.sins now Collection of upwards Of numbers
prsng the compositions Of all the classical and modern
European composers
The terms OF subscription remain unaltered
For one year.------------Sl2 For three months Sa
For sr months -.------ 6 Parable IN advance
Subscribers for the whole year have the advantage
premium, consisting of St worth OF music at their own
choice.
To the lovers Of music there is offered an oppor
tunity 10 have constantly, at very moderate expense
the Of large and well assorted collection Of music,
enabling them become acquainted with the works of all
the and modern masters Of Germany, France aad
Italy.
appendix Catalogue containing the very latest
compositions tothe present day, has inst been published
and will be furnished to our subscribers gratis.
KERKSIEG BREUSING. Importers of
Do imMW&F' Foreign Muslc No t2l Broaiwsy.
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- Second New-York Building Association.
ritse having been $50 shares taken N the New York
nang ASSOCIATION, prospectus OF another en- the same
Nse las been issued, and resdy, Enrasoe fee so
monthly dues 81 30. Subscription books are open
me Smee Of BUXTON. Jr., Secretary Of the New
hulldng Association. Ne, "a North William st, and
nsssis WAkEMAk LATrlkG'S, No. 80 Fulton
-
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rIRCUS-NEW-HO AMPHITHE E.
" AFTER No 81 Bowery SPLENDID CHANGE
OF PROGRAMME On THIS EVENING, and every
evening during the week Commencing on the 18th De-
cember, will be presented among other Rsvelties by X
SANDS cos unriyaled Troupe, the romantic scene
upon Three Horses. of THE BANDITTf. together with
the humorous inanie buresque mimic act by Master O.
Derious. of the BRAZILIAN APE.
'CN - II,
and SATURDAY AFTERNOON DIS Of
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4 STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE,

4 STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE,
~ THURSDAY EyENG. Dec. 10, will be represented,
by the German Lieder KraIZ, under the direction OF
MIR A. PAUR, for the second time, CZAAR AND ZlM-
MERMAN, Com Opera. ia thI Zee parts, by Lurtzng
The Orchestra will consist Of the same merOus and es
celent members The Solo parts in the hands Of
singers of Oh reputation For the Ladies ChOruses la
dies Of the best families the city have kindly vol 1nteed
their assistance Tickets 20 the Paquette 81 Amphhea-
ter so cents and opera books be had AZ all the German
book and and the day Of the performance
IN the ticket office Of the AStor-pace Theaier The re-
served at $50 cents be secured at Mr. KOCH
co s, 100 Wlliam-st and the day Of the Opera from
"a. NJ. to p NJ in The ticket office dis no
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PAPER MACHE.-HENRY

HI l. IBBOTsON, agent Of JsnneEs 4 Bs,trdge nas-
ufacturers TO Queen yictona and the Royal fAnJ 49,
this opport 70 inform the public that ne ~. az
thonzed 20 self his stock OF supsno. Sosv
Maehe goods at the coat Of importation =, 81. ..5
tail and respectfully invites those who 49,
eIanne the sane at his ONCE No sis %
between Maiden Lane and John g. -
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A MEXICAN ART UNI0N.-THE
IA DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE at
rIa

TRIPLER HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, December 10
Members and Ladies Admitted.
Choice COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART.
Including Paintings, Sculpture, BrOnzes sc, VIII be
allotted TO the Members. Among the Paintings are
the works OF LeutIe, Durand. Huntington, Kensstt,
Grey, Hicks, Cropsey, Church. Mount Edmonds, Giass
wsodvLlls, Ramy GisnouI, Oddis. Peel, Boutes
who with others acknowledged best artists
ne amply represented
Each Member besides share the distribution If the
above Works Art win be entitled TO SIR fms Engravngs,
all from American Subjects, BY American Artists, VIZ
MEXICAN NEWS, (large printJ by Woodvllle; Marion
Crossing NE Pedee. by Ranny Mount Washington, By
Kensett; Old 70 and Young 20. by Woodvle Bargain
ing for Horse BY Mount Amsrcaa Harsatlng Seen
cry, BY Cropsey.
important that all subscriptions shall be received At
early possible that additional purchases may Do
made beyond the present large Investment propOonsd
The increased amount.
ns by the Union Of large numbers that each rsceyesa
higher retarn,he Society accomplishing for It's members,
fur artists and the county what individual action
sn ely secure.
It's acknowledged BY all who have the present col
Iseto. TO far superior to that Of any former year
The Free Gallery containing the Paintings, Sculptures
&c. open day and evening, al No. tT BROADWAY,
d. ith nua Near Broons &C.
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DAMS PRESS FOR SALE.-The

N subscribers ssr for sale doabls Adams Three rs,-
l., prem. ulsssn 20 ty 10 inches perfect running
order at Ne ~ ~hsre be ~ work
1t sold for no fault and called for viii - ~ bar
rain WELLS WEBB. No. 10 Dateh-&.
au YAkwsflHp
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81 RIIY,s Han Price ENGRAVING

IN "a eprwTyN0 ONce Ai Vahsn-a., NY-Wed-
A.. v,ss.s xiIsS and Al Home Csrd, N the ven Sess
,1.. Cais HoIss Enyslops, he BE-. ~ ssuasea Ssss
~ 8 Cer1s ~ 70 sAiiknp. Wv IN.
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Ell. q. q. F.-The Il. W. Grand Eucampment Of
SoUiieln New. York viii hold Resnla Adou ned
MONDAY, Dec Is, at II O'Clock T. NJ Members VIII
plssse DC punctus m attendance ~ Oder su.,.
at3 John j DAVIES, Grand SCRIBE
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IN PRESS-A New Novel, by H. Cock
Il ton entitled THE LADY FELICIA.
Also. TOWN AND COUNTRY or, The Lovers OF
Bechcyoft. By Edwin +. Roberts
! DIS GARRETT CO, No. 2, Ann-s.
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- For gentlemen Only, IN a rev house. having eaiA
Be Apply 1t Nc ii ifh-Av, s<A' " hs e"a, "a ,~s
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ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR-PLACE.

ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR-PLACE,
MONDAY. Dec. IS THERE WILL BE NO
OPERA TO NIGHT. In consequence Of the extensive
necessary rehearsas the effective pro
duction on WEDNESDAY, EVENING next, OF Meyer.
beers Grad Opera of ROBERT lie DlABLE, MAX
MARETZEK compelled to announce the SUB
scrber entitled TO seats tonight thai their regular sab
scrption night will take place on SA URDAT the 20th
inst. Box Office open every day from to o'clock dis II
ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR-PLACE.
u "WEDNESDAY, Dec. II. first performance OF Meyer
beers Grand Opera, In rye acts, OF
ROBERT lie DIABLE.
Robert Duke OF Normandy bettnl.
BeIuam his Friend. Msrinl
Rambaut Norman Peasant Nietti.
Isabella. Princess Of Sicily -Sguora Boso.
Alice Norman Girl gnOra Steflnone.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
He 'ena ProTess Of Nuns Mile CELESTE, by the Mad
permission of W T. Barton, Esq
Secured seas, 81 so Parquctte ard Boxes, 81 Amphl
theaer so cents. Doors open at 6lo commence at u,
DIS 81
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t1- Brooklyn Philonathcan Society.-rhe next
,otur. hsfore this SecIey will be devsed a. the brooS
I'm Institute, On TUESDAY EVENING, Dec 10, AZ u
s'eack, by Hon. HORACE GREELEY. SaMecf-" The
GsM Exhibition az London in 1881 Tickets for me course
s.; single tickets rs cents May be had at the dor
JOHN BALL, NJ D., President
] MCFFAr, Rec See. do ~
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THE CONQUERER! GRAHAM for
Il JANUARY. 1852, ia universally admitted to be the
splendid monthly that has been issued from the
press Of any country.
All attempts rivalry look ridiculous in contrast IL
contains 2 pages of reading contributed by the very best
writer's The leading paper is the commencement of an
intensely interesting Novel by G. p r. JAMES, Esq
This romance will run through six or eight numbers Of
Graham" The entire OF the numbers rich
and varied.
EXQUISITE ENGRAyINGs-The illustrations o.
Graham" for January far superior TO all others
as designs engraved upon steel 10 the wretched wood
cuts which disgue and disgrace some Of the periodicals
Of high pretenHons.
Look at GRAHAM then look at the Others
The Tile Poge worth all the engrayngs in any other
Magazine Of the month.
The PARIS FASHIONS richly worth all that have
appeared IN year elsewhere.
We saw Look The whole number will speak for itself
SINGLE COPIES JANUARY NUMBER Is CENTS.
Subscription for the year W
Eight w
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NO PREMIUMS oiertd-the work Is worth all
IA. money We ask for it, and is itself premium.
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.ROUGHAMS LYCEUM, BaoApwAr

- near Broome- st -prooretor and Manager JOhs
prougham.-THIS EVENING. Dec. u.s. will be performed
BTougham's alteration, called the
THE MONEY MARKET.
Crippsdrake BrOugham Mrs Crppledrake. Mrs. Masder
Lner which THE SPIRIT OFTHR FOUNTAIN
To conclude with KOSSUTH'S KUN.
AdmsEon-Dress Circle and Parquet, 50 cents; Family
Circle. IS Doors open at 81 commence at o'clock.
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10 Seventh Ward Democratic WIG Tri-
mary ElectiOI.-IO the Democratic Wing Eec-
tesID pursuance Of the recommendation Of the Wnls
Gene al Committee requested 10 assemble at The
Cy Mari Rooms date Rough and Ready Hall.) corner
OF Rutgers aud HeIry SITS, on WEDNESDAY, the l7th
day Of December inst for the purpose Of electing five
delegate the General Committee five delegates 10 the
Young Mems General Committee and Ward COMMITTEE
Of Eve delegates from each Election District for the
hhs election will DO by ballot aud the polls will be open
hsm 10 o'clock, y M BY order ofthe Ward Committee.
DAVID WEBB. Chairman.
JosEPH + MILLS. Secretary dis 81
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~ Artists friendly TO the offIeedom ~ Huega-
~, requested To meet at the rooms Of the National
Acsdemy If Dtsgl, On MONDAY EVENING, Dec ID,
a7ocecs general attendance OF the profession Is re-
euested ais "
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Il ed good Cocks. Washers and iiohsrs' tha ,
.s. si,rssset and Servants Of all worh Apply ia
nssIaiely at Ne las GrsAd-e. CIV ~
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a. Ninth Ward.-Ths Wing Electors of the Ninth
Nsd conformity with The dTec of the Democr attic
Vhig General Committee, requested To meet al The
BLEECKER STREET HOUSE, No - Bleerker. It, o.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, December II, for The
purpose Of eectug ve Delegates to the Democratic wing
General Committee. five Delegates ~ the General Com
mIitee Of Democratic Wing Youn; Men, and Ward Com
nitc Polls open from 300, =. NJ. Aaron Jewell Chas
. Wight and Thos H. Brown WING Inspectors elecie ed
BY the people, Inspectors Of the Election
by order Of the Ward Committee:
GEORGE ID. DEANE, Chairman.
c & A; WsA osSISy' Secretaries. asst
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ROARD.-Genteel permanent board, at
40 No % Fsltonss. Also TRANSIENT and day eoaTdsrs
ais lms
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Secehu Manhattan Building Associatfoh
sow IN fa tide Of penny IL has been IN eNsenee
ses three months and hundred shares have al
Nsoy been subscribed for JON now fof ser this regular
sens the pnce Of he entrance fee will be materially
u~essed Persons dssous Of be ,omng nbers can do
Soy calling AZ the Secretays office. No Is Spruce st
sc.io ncer, whse copies If the Bylaws distributed
GoNcosy ana Information relative to the purposes and
ech OF the Association will be afforded TO all nqurers
Ne tnifd ocular monthly Meeting will take place THIS
Isnsayl ENkNINSs Dec IS, a. 2. O'clock when shares
~u os offered Cor redemption
JOHN N. GENIN President.
W OSBORN, Vice Prcsdsut
W. WESTON, Secretary
etH Office No. IS Spsuce- 81 second floor.
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to stxteenth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Elec-
XNrh " requested the house
Of Matthew Hanna No al 9th on "WEDNESDAY, the
i'm Dec instant between the hours OF and an the
~ the directions of the General Com
ITO by ballot i've membt the Senior and I'VE
n.nIors Of the Junior General Committee aud Ward
C. muuse fI the ensuing year The qualification OF Flee
tors be decided by the iO list of the last election By
srdsI Of TIC Ward Commit ee. - - -,
~ " T.MpRrtI Secretaries. DIS 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

~ Chinese Toys.-!Thrty cases jast received Of
usse eufious and attractive Toys, at TUrTiES Empo-
rum, No. Sj Broadway Great preparations AZ making
Isepey tie public with fancy articles, teys, &c DUNG
ns holiday Goods 10 all parts Of the city
moarbs, al any time desired. wi hoat charge dioi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

ROARDING.-Great reduction from
- down priees-F anshed rOon and board in
csded fot ~ persons for $ per week ft class house
ust fitted up Hot and Cold Baths accessible business
oae of the eligible locations the Omnibuses
pass every two minutes. Address ANDERSON, immedi-
atsly, at Tribune Once giving number q y9ur aaane s.
where the pTopetos viii call call at No gi AL
on S. p. between II and O'Clock One handsomely
furnished extra lsrEe second tor, front room and
for senitel family. aI'N-.