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GREAT HOLIDAY NUMBER-The

" best and cheapest u the hasazlnes PEIEhSUN 7
MAGAZINE. jar uary, 1852 Embellishments IN Thu
number.
No l. OUR DARLING, m agnifcent mezzotint, engraved
expressly for this number by iilmsn Sons
No IL FASHIONS FOR JANUARY, giving the Paris and
Blooner styles for evening dress c Jloied Ia mode
No Ill THE LOVE LITTER superb meZz0tlnt, en-
erAyeo by D. Gross illustrating tale by Mrs stephens
No Nv TITLE PAGE FOR 1852 pm ed IN colors IN new
style designed and engraved by Dunnell
No. v NEW YEARS EVE, a beautiful illustration for
the season, engraved IN Bakers best style.
No VI JULIET ADAMS designed and engraved by
Hin csley TO illustrate the story Of The Cal form
No. VII COSTUMES or THE LAST CENTURY, Five En-
paviIgs ILLUSTRATING ORG nal article the subject
VIII. ILLUSTRATIONS III EoUESTRIANisN, Five Engra-
wings. with an rgnal article oa the subject
No TX PATTERN FOR bABY's CAP, one engraving, with
directions for wOrkIng Il Ia crochet.
Only 81 Der yeaT-l8. cts PER number. - -
Also, Specimen copies Of GRAHAMS MAGAZINE
for January (csh be seen the most magn cent number
published Iichly woth itself half years subscrp
ton. DEWITT DAVENPORT.
Dc Agents Tribune Buildings.
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Mem publirations.

~ NEWFOUNDLAND, Or THE SEER,
rpnsv nn. T. oakes Smith. Jus, published BY Fow-
va 40 WILLS, No 1871 Nassau ST. New York. and No.
~ sshasoa-s st.. Boston.
81 s'h passed before my face: the hair of my flesh
- " stood stu. but could not discern the form
nv image MAS before ny eJes there was silence,
sen voice.. tJob.
sSe more things IN heaven and earth.
e Dreamed OF in cur PHILOSOPHY. tShakspere.
.e mdes nothing from their view,
r@ nsdesp track Of He'll" Milton
Nests cast their shadows before" Campbell.
" nave all works on Phrenolsgy, Physiology
s"' fhonosrsphy. and Hyer0pa,hy. ds1
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TRIPLER HALL. - Second Annual
y BALLof I'VE SOCIAL TURNyEREIf lCynnas-
&c SOCIETY," be held on MONDAY, the l5th December,
1851 al TrIVler Hall.
Ban Tickets at 81 and Promenade Tickets for the Gal
I,r,,s AZ IS cents To he had Mr.. Hall Sons 1sc
Store No 23s Broadway -
no at Mesrs WesrsTman Brotbsr's Ne 900 Broadway
Do n John Satug's No 204 Broadway.
Do II VeItzeis Music Store Ne 2l3 Fultonst Brook
L., slztDl5s
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o. surgical Ciinique.-Dr EDWARD II. DIN
M Editor OF Inc Sc4lpel has, at the request of num-
Sr Of medical gentlemen established private Surgical
fiuoue at No Il2 Grandst two doors west OF Broad
THIS charity is designed to protect the feelings OF
he ytuous poor from painful and unnecessary exposure
selors medical class. Those medical gentlemen only
yho wh 20 avail themselves Of the benefit of the nstltn
tor for patient ard whose they personally in
arrested are invited to be present At the examinations aud
srersioss Females wall attend from 10 to l2 on We'd
nsdsts ma from 10 10 u Saturdays. Private con-
sl atoms dal FROM 10 TO 3, and 10 9evenlngs From
4 every evening Or DIXON meets his Surgical class.
NJ lmMW&F
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Religions Notices.

h9enss corner OF Bleccke T and Morton sis-The install,
NOM y Es. JOSEPH MCKEE i'll take place TO NJ OR
I'M rEhNNGi services CONNER eng az Z o'clock Rev.
Ia. snrnnews, ID d. Marcus Hutton. ID d, aud Rev.
AN ,sesv VIII oFicists Services as usual al lOl
-. hosPM d5 Ct.
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T. H. LUDLOW and DUNoSr HoslcK. Aactionsers
GREAT SALE of One Hundred and

T. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
RROOk LYN PROPERTY PER-
10 EMpTORY SALE Positive sale without reserve,
10 cCsea concern 81 valuable LOTS "a the iNth Ward OF
the City BROOKLYN well cslcu ated for immediate use,
in q highly improving nsghborhOod. on THURSDAY, De-
cemteT H. at ~ o'clock Al the Merchants Exchange con-
ssrg Of sixty three valuable Lots and Cores ON Doug
lsss Degraw and Bn er-ss Grand and Washington avs
Every pu up he sold 10 the highest bidder To Ia
cisie purchasers wishing e purchase small PARCELS.
credit viii be gwen all purchases of 5000 and upward
of crehs he purchase for two yeats at per cent n'
terest. payable alt yearly - =.
Mapscan he had =, tie office OF the Anc,oneer. No VI
Walls and No New also, at the Off - Of MT N.Y.
TON corner of Front AVID FultOn-sts. IDS uMWkFSdss
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Goal.
miscellaneous advertisements.

HARK! HARKi. HARK i!-And
listen to the joyful news now proclaimed by sUH-
DAM HAFF. No. 400 Grand-At. New-York.
Il II are offer ng their whole stock Of rich and
desirable Dry Goods at Is per sssthan prices
De LANES for 2s worth %. Cd aud 3s
De Lanes for Is 81. worth %. and 2s. 6d.
White Grape shavls STA, worth sia
Cashmere shawls, SO, worth Sll
Plaid Long shawls. So, worth So
PLAID Long Shawls, 81, worth IS.
And host Of other choice goods telling OF at extremely
low rates but not MUCH BELOW COST do they
wish to be understood They always have and still do
believe in regular legitimate business-always giving
their customers good Goods at small profits.
As the is advancing. they Offering great in
ducements TO economists.
An early call Will secure excellent bargains.
SUYDAM HAFF, No. 400 Grand-st Head Of
dsgMWSSh East Broadway.
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Amnsements.
GERMAN OPERA, at the ASTOR-

ERMAN OPERA, at the Aston
NJ PLACE OPERA HOUSE The GERMAN LIE
DLRKkAHZ. eBdeI the dl setioa q PIo,e.sor aUH
CZALR AND ZIMNERMAS,
Comic OpsrA IN three acts. by Lorzng The solo parts
For the Orchsstra the best professional men Ii this Cy
have been engaged. -. p....
Prices Of Admit ancs-Rsserved Seas % ragusa.
,ns pcs al Amphthsater s0cts Tickets TO 30 hAc a.
al the German Mus,e and Book stores Doors open Z. -
p NJ q conn eEcs at u. - "
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ON WOOD.-Wanted

~ an intelligent Lad to learn Engraving on Wood.
one need apply but those who have some knowledge
Of drawing. + BOOKHOUT, No. ils Nassau-st., MY
d3 CT
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EQUESTRIAN ADJUSTMENTS. -

L'QU ES MAN NM OEM EIN y. =
IL EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, WILLIAMS
BURGH open dsy aud evening for Exercise Riding. and
the reception If pupils This Esabshment-the largest
IN the known world under the superintendent of Mr.
WITTY Efficient and able instructor IN any branch OF
Hosemanshp having had many years experience, both IN
EuTspe and tbs conntry This Inst tuition must be visited
TO realize ,he extent and magnlcence of its arrangements
Fifty and sixty horses frequently exercising in the rns
at time Of eeeamg which presents appearance IN
rvaed by anything of the Kind known
Hours tuition and Exercise Riding for laiies, from
VI to5 NJ A card Of address previous to commencing
Exercise Of riding for LADIES' aud gentlemen from to
every evening.
ladies' ME I'M
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BOOK AGFNTS.-Wanted, enterpris-
EiDg Men with slCO capital, 10 sell ne and
popular Historical and Descriptive Work, spienddy Illus
de- lmDkW S. DRAKE & CO, Hartford Conn.
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~ Academy, Ior1soes Rtso, ys' Tl Ss COW by
gens.o oe mnSVnrI \ MOI MES of Boston The suisse
OILY r. c,a,.s VII be delivered BY SAKE Horace
y,si.Y ID, Criswoid Rev X D. stores Jr hSv;
Gfeete cD.ever Rev W Beeci en- and others. % ~
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III A Desirable Acguatutance.-Those who have
"a DANlSS W peron introduced TO them, will use no
aer prepaat Ter The Han after acquaintance with
nqeahles For sare az the prime pal DeOo's No. 9St
..aalew. one door from Grand 81 c N; hns, No ls2
Setway ALA. 10Y sale by NJ Gaion, No l27 Bowery;
y n Knapp. No. 962 Hudson-s'. j r. Dodd, Ne III
nmesdway; Y. Tycn. No iT2 Grand s. New No' Mrs
hayes No rs Fulton At Thomas Hayes, No. s6 Allan
uSn, Brooklyn and by Druggists generally Price Is
cent. in large bottles dS IL
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-Tr,i,.d S,afe. Bu,lding Association.-The

" a'a, MoatLly Mes;ing Of this Asso nation v1l be
t ~ No iS3 BoweTy third story, on MONDAY EVE
PIG Dec 49, al ool1ck Tn se Joining at The COM
e,t wi save the increased entraLcefce. Entrance
nsts. monthly dues, So 80, shares. $500 President.
Z WsCRIW; Vice Pre- sdent. I. hUsHLY Secre airy L.
rr,,srs Directors A. AlendorDh J. Cfoncb, +. Grun-
nse iiyessy W. Forester, j GcDud Trustees n.
T,.ysw c. " HoughtOB, j. Ridley. Attorney. shaf-
eeoi'' d. ftS&Ms
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CTOPPANI HALL, No. 1896 Broadway
- GBAND MOVING PICTURE OF THE CRYSTAL

- i OfG M IL LII, w. OJD DIodnWdy.
- GEAND MOVING PICTURE OF THE CRYSTAL
PALACE Proprietor, = T BARNUM.
PIinciIsl ARTIST. Signor DELANANO
Assistant ArstsSgnofi Mechesi ChessitO and Veilu'o
M.ssrs. De Lara, Bossuet AID LaImartis
Conductor and De IBeat0r T. HALL.
OPEN EVERY EVENING, commencing at II o'clock,
and on "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons at O'es.
Doors open an hour previous 20 each erh ,bItion.
Admission u cents. NJ ha f-pnce tickets
MONSTER WORK OF ART,
FOR SHORT SEASON ONLY.
Now opened for the hrst ZINE 10 the American public,
the vast Aflniic n OWING Painting OF
THE WORLDS FAIR;
or Mirror Of the whole eeror and Inferior Of the re-
no~ned Crystal Palace, and embracing every
object of lnteres and about H.
THE EXTERIOR OF THE PALACE,
Picture Of snrpassIng beauty and effect.
THE GRAND OPENING
Ia State on the let of NAV 1851, by Queen Vict0na and
the British Court.
SUPERB VIEW OF THE WHOLE NAVE,
from the the end exhibiting It's gorgeous
tent ard uiagu6ceIce. the Nave 10 all It's parts,
THE FOREIGN DIVISION,
with all us elegant display OF The products Of every nation
with IFS rare dr. PLAY articles from States many
bfch awarded Gold Medals for their superiority
The BTsh DIVISION, vi It's wonderful exhibition VI arr
aud SKID ID eyery branch Of taste ard manpfacture.
THE WHOLE TRANsEPT,
With its s'siuary Crystal Fountains and It's multitude Of
The AGRICULTURAL COURT.
with NcCTmiek's famous American Reaper IN f1i Ve"
and the great Steam Plow. - -
BIRDS EYE yIEw OF THE CITY OF LONDON
the great Metropolis Besides splendid view Of the
YACHT AMERICA
IN her celebrated umph cd COwes over the whole Meet
OF the Rsyal Yacht Club. dlu
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CIRCUS-NEw-YORK AMPHITHE-

~ AFTER. No 81 BoxeU.-First night Of the great
KOSSUTH PAGEANT
MONDAY EVENING, Dec s. aud every ENENiN ,
DUNG the week viii he presented grand AllegMcal
Cavacade of Twelve Horses. entitled the QUADRUPLE
ALLIANCE, between Turkey, Hungary, United States,
and Er and Res tes great variety of other entertain
in the Circle. together with the first appearance OF
Eyenins Performances commence at o'clock. Afer
q. Boxes rs cents Children under rh price
Pit. IA cents ds
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with a cash capt.

CLERK. Wanted, an out door Sales
~ man wrh 50. 0c0 TO lend his employer. with per-
fectly strict integrity who understands himself as 20
making safe sales to Grocers Manufactu ers and elect
ing proper an aneemens with Commission Merchan
different cities. May find engagement By addressing O.
BLOWN New York POst-ofice do ST.
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MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE
IA DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE at =
ON FRIDAY EVENING, December 49,

ON FRIDAY EVENING, December w.
Members and Ladies Admitted
Choice COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART
Including Paintings Sculpture Bronze., SC, VIII be
allotted to the Members Among the Paintings are
the works Of Leutze, Durand, Huntington, Kensett,
Grey Hicks Cropsey, Church, Mount, Edmonds. Glass
Woodville Ranny. GgnouI, Oddis, Peel, Boutele
Who with various others our acknowledged best artists.
Al amply represented.
Each Member besides share in the distribution Of the
above Works Of Art will be entitled fine Engrayngs
all American Subjects. BY American Artists, viz. -
MEXICAN NEWS, Oarge print,) by Woodylle Marion
Crossing the pedee, by RaDny Mount Washington, BY
Kenset; Old 10 and Young 49, by Woodyille Bargain
ing for Horse, by Mount; American Harvesting Seem
cry. by Cropsey.
II important that all subscriptions shall be received at
as cary day possible that additional purchases may be
made the present large investment propOroned to
the increased amount.
by the Union OF large numbers, that each receives
higher retumlhe Society accomplishing for its members
for artists and the country what individual action can
smgly secure.
It's acknowledged by all who have seenthe present col
lection To be far superior to that of any Oner year.
The Free Gallery containing the Paintings, Sculptures
&C. open day and evening, at No. 49, BROADWAY,
d. 10Th rua Near Broome 1t. 3
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CO, Coed and Glorious News The

a., n,es,iss on the cart hor 30 cents The subscrl-
fi.' I,s,sirg lLs power Of HArrS'S NERVOUS ANTI
rITs in a.. chr a ems complaints and HOoODg Cough
~ s,sh affections # Head ache Dysentery, Fever
.ytsns Coughs Nervous Debility, &c &C IN adults
~. nttsctsd with Or. Watts TO supply bottles a. 80
~ snreh for such complaints as well as q sample
Gu sor Coasumpton and other tedious diseases
oo ssc ~ "'"' j. PYNE. No lo2 Nassau 81.
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SUPERB ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED

~ O7KS in Magnificent Bindings
THE WILKIE GALLERY-A selection Of 81 Of the
bes Pictures Of the late Sir David Whke, r. A. Imperial
3io bound in full Turkey morocco gilt extra, S28.
TlIk VERNON GALLERY OF BRITISH ART-Con-
tanning 40 engIayngs steel from pictures presented by
kOterr Vernon TO the National Gal cry. Imperial 4!o
bound in frll Turkey morocco. extra gilt $50
ROYAL GEMS FROM THE GALLERIES or EU-
ROPEConainne upward OF 400 engraylng solicitation
pictures of the great Masters Edited by s. c. Hall
vols imperial Alto bound IN full Turkey morocco, extra g
$45
JAMFSONS MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF
CHAhLES III Cont aiming Il portraits Imperial $40 full
Turkey morocco, extra gilt.
THE BOOK OF BRITISH BALLADS-Each page
beautifully illustrated. Edited by S c. Hall Imperial
Gvo full Turkey morocco, extra g-Si8 The same hall
Calf-S3.
ITALY Classical Historical and Picturesqus-flus
trated Of views engraved see from pictures
by the leading landscape painters Of Great Britain with
descriptions of the Imperial ito. full bound IN
1uIkev morocco. extra gIlt-Sl9
A catalogue Of numerous other elegant works adapted
for presentation, may be obtained on application to
de 1t q y. PUTNAM, No. l55 Broadway.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

V(ANN Z VI = X NJ r hII AN NTU > z q Vt.
Ap-P. T BARNUM Manager and Proprietor JOHN
GREENWOOD. JL Assistant VI ,nager. Admission to the
Museum and pc Torrance Is cents Children under
0ysa's, l2i cents Parqnst l2i cents extra MONDAY
and TUESDAY Dec and g. THIS Afternoon, at O'Clock
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. Evening. at u O'Clock,
MONEY Fyebn. Mr. Clarke Clara, Miss Mestayer.
THE GREAT KOH INOOR DIAMOND; THE
HAPPY FAMILY; &c, can be seen usual
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Sales bp Aurflo11.
He WILLARD. Auctieeeer.

H. T. WILLARD. Auctieeeer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
III Itaaction THIS MORNING, at le3 o'clsck. at he
Auroa Room, No II Nassau 81, e0,rer Of Pre- I'd ID
vlLLAEo: ., s s..e,, ,s.oS,ms.t Of Fur
Snure Also, 5,apes Of Enzmslled Bedroom fafnnure
Ass 20 PAR Of pallassss and Mattresses C~siegass a.
the AueiIpn Room, es"
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Premier"
THE GREAT NETWORK PRINT

THE GREAT NETWORK PRINT
u HOUSE, BAKER GOODWIN co ,PROPRI-
ETORS Gratefully sckno~ the
unequslied the history Of the ar~bch has attended
Their enierIse the PTOpf.t0ss OF THE GREAT STEAM
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Tibuns Buildings, cor
Nassau and Spruce sts, respectfully announce to thew
patrons and the public generally that they have recently
made very arrangements for the prosecution Of
their the coming gear They have Just opened ad
dtional rooms and added several Of HOES IMPROVED
STEAM PRESSES and now possess greater facilities
than ever for executing in the most beautiful Manner
EVERY DESCRIPTIONS OF PAINTING.
to Unlike mo.t establishments, every class Of work,
from the smallest card 20 the srget y0lu no. printed AZ
this Office. and ALL style which isadmitted 10 be I'M
SURPASSED = a, -. l..
the country, occusyng large part Of fN Iio1ae Bud.
ngs aud extending INTO the adjoining 6niidsgs on Ns,aa
and spruce sp 1heysrous Kinds Of ok ps applet IsD
anS one HaSDs soSpfs
rg many Of she most eHpersnced, skifal and. Accsm-
pl,h,d Printers IN the profession.
10 The bnsine.s Of his oacs embraces the printing u
cooks or EyEEY KIND; .srs
CATALOGUES or COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS,
EEPokTs; ADpRJE;;ssdG;ss sE sS r,SSs
sfE viiPP1sfPf AND i5S Ma Ia Az D''
CONSTITUTIONS AND BY LAWS,
foLicIIs OF INSURANcE. BANK CHECKS.
BILL BEADs. BLANKS, RECEIPTS.
fRfs Ills = il = coLoRs AID BRoSzEs,
CRYSTAL AND VELVET PRlSTING,
aud every other description Of Typography IN the hrst Style
~ II Will continue T. the Of the Proprietor. TO
meIit the title. PRIMER" which has been applied 70
labor or ene IN introducing every Improvement IN type
ard machinery tending to advance TIE Iypogfspnae
soleired. Eliminates eheeffaly sent.
pf II. B.kIR.) BAKER GoDw VII sa co rnA'e"'
5oss 1nSaas rds MwaFn opposite the cay an
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ROY.-Wanted, an active Boy. Salary,
ID according to capabiy from SO to 500 for first
year Applicant address, in own handwriting, X NJ.
MERCHANT Office of this paper d3 81
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u SelsniInc Experiments.-rhen new thery Of

O. Scientific ENperiments.-rhe new thesy of
the Nervous system aud Mind. by Prof WILL us. at
Hope Chapel, No 72o BToaa way, exciting no ordinary
interest Last SATURDAY evening Rheumatism aud other
tseases OF long aiding cured by magic. before
The aud er by thus and wonderful application Of
tncsph.c eltcpci;y hes dts mauy alchynnSc expeii-
ntnts gyea with iuemen from the audience that called
10th If Ian ghter applause before heard OF
rcty It's wonderful THAI even the tas;e of gentlemen
snloui deception shonl Dc gsvanized that they eat
tife the audience cavenne pepper sugar aud drunk
bnnty water This EVENING more wonderful
hmes 81 n to be done. and IN who wish 10 the
net unlns scientific AMI lsughabe experiments in
nevoFd should 60 early as the lecture commences At u
selock. dc Ito
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4 S Cook or Chambermald, or to do gen.
eral Homework in private family, by respec able
Woman Can give good reference. Apply al No sS
WASHINGTON ST., corner Of Beach dSN'
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MARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK

M nnnSH'S COURSE OF BOOK
tsss AZ ~ ao-22o pp bonnd-prics 81 15-This the
si xseosoo si,e set Of Account Books Accounts Cur
saes WIZ Saes &C. all printed in colers, fred and
npus a.. pamefols examples Of mercantile calcnla-
h,<s sAele fsy elued.tsd in 100 cages Of lam liar
hs "a pied directly to the Transactions and en-
Ven eve, pc found the most complete and instructive
ssAsss ,ashshed on Book Keeping For sale n the
1esk - suag Rooms for the study and Practice Of
Mo- ~ ,,tas. No. sot Broadway. THIS work & pub
u So N sane stlle in the Spanish Las suaee Yr,cs
,sseiaIs wah terms. nc, Of Mr. MsrsSS Cenrss
seuea, obtained a. above do I'M.
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~ single Gentlemen can have a pleasant room on
second floor. Gentlemen down town viii find It con-
vtntnt distance. No 81 Jsyst third door above Cham
bers-st d. 2t'
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NHE HUDSON RIVER HOTEL

THE HUDSON RIVER HOTEL
This HI tel on the # Hobo en- and West SITS
resrv oup ste Atlantic Mail 81. amsbips OF h Col
mss ne vas optHso the 4tn INST the folio hay-
re been The Bill Of Fare IL VII be inferred from MS
at no eItese III be spared t. render the entertain neat
N uiure A. satisfactory 10 the public "a that vas 10 The
uyiitd guests THIS not for the occasion merely, Du
"a move hat the capacities Of those who engaged 10
conduct Il are fully adequate TO meet every exseRcy IN
witch their seIvces nay be required
BILL OF PARE.
SoUPs-Hock Tuitle. Vegetable
FrH-Ba eainshed, Jamhor style, Goldfish oohed'
Oysfer sauce. o., I'll
ssuce Bsroa II Beef roasted LON Of Veal roasted Gar
Diners sauce III,
Corn OENkNENTFD DIsHgs-BOned Turkeys, with
T,ues PEDESTAL Brad Of Fat Liver Ia belle we on
S,eie, D4ffet Hams OIBsmeu'ed with Jelly on S1cle
SIDE DISHEs-Flet Of Beef. Ia -de-i, Monim0fency
sfge Sweet breads Ia ST Clout ChagIsnse OF Quas'
Gam. sauce Breast OF Capon with Trufes. Russian st'e
BTe Of T. Ducks gaIafe sauce Game Pie PaflsAn
st,ls Italian Sal&de, with Jelly Nayoaaise OF LOBSTER
OlDsmenttd.
XEcETABLEs-suinach. aui volanti Baked Sweet Psta-
toes Cauhfeur Purer sauce Baked Mashed Potatoes,
Or ora wrh Cream Green Peas - -,
GAMT-Csnvas. bark Ducks Fed Heads Quans 6roiied,
Wild Tvs Brapdts Partrdges -, =,
PIsTKY-M aders Jelly Bavaria Cheese with Vanilla
Charlotte huss. havoi ed with Cahe Pudding OF CABINET
Ia R.zence Plum Pudding En- Ish style; Suisse Merry,
Gee I'D ioH.r,s d8 lie
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Npss CHESEBRO'S NEW BOOK
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DIS

A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DIS
~ EASES of the SEXUAL SYSTEM, by EDwARp Il
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