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Thrashcr Dsmonstrat ton In New Orleans,
Nrw ORLEANS, Dec IL, 1871
Aerest meeting held here last night in behalf OF
"r Thrssher, Ut which resolutions passed. asking
our government TO interfere in matter ct once and
demand Dis instantly also to Spain against
sach IN Outrage for the future Many speeches were
made DO both wings and democrats and the spirit
| strongly manifested
Kossuth and the w.snin g,on Press.
WAsHiScros, Dec 10, 1861.
The Ltseesy has an editorial Of four columns rela
tive Kossuth and his foreign policy proposed for
the United States csutionng the people against IT,
concluding with the exclamation to "bewsre ofh
tempter.n
The Union continues quiet relative to Kossuth.
The Republic has article to prove the fAilscy ofxs
suhs assertion relative to the harmony Of fesling)i
tween England and America, and the oeessticnoh,i
louses and rivalry.
kentucky U. 3. senator Elected, &c.
LOUISVILLE Dec. 10, 1861
Hon. John Thomson, twhig0 was to-day elected 10
the United States Senate by the Kentucky Legsissurs
The steamboats, John Simpson and Corneha arrived At
Louisville to- day, with L75o bales of cotton
Loss or the Schooner Merchant.
CHARLESTON, December ID, 1851
The schsonsr Merchant, which sailed on the 22d Of
November, from this port for Havana with the malls
and passengers in place Of the steamer Isabel Yves to-
tally lost the third day out Carysford Reef The
and passengers saved and taken to Key West
and the wreckrs succeeded in saving the mails and part
Of the cargo.
The Weather and Navigation.
ALBANY, Dec. 10, 1851.
The steamers Commerce and Ellsworth returned
agan this Afternoon fr ON Van Wes Point, at three
Clock with the barges Marshal and Clinton, both
heavily freighted The Afterwards held con.
sultaon, and Ideeming 1t impractiesbe to send the
below again they have ggone into their winter
quarters in the upper basin.
Ills growing cold fast and the wind is northwest.
sANpusKy, Ohio, Dec. l3, 1851.
The weather is very cold-our bay ID frozen over and
navigation is suspended,
CLEVELAND, Dec. Is, 1851.
We have cold weather, but snow The river ia
freezing over and unless it gets warmer In ~ hours
navigation will be Suspended.
BuYrALo, Dec. la, 1851
1t is freezing hard here-no snow.
Murder Of a Brother.
BUFFALO, Dec 15,1SSf
Christian Warmer murdered this morning. BY his
brother, b. Warmer during alteration concering
money lent to Christian by his brother Tho deceased
was stabbed in the thigh, ana lived only half hour.
The murderer 10 in Jail
The AIR Line to Boston.
MpDLsrowN Dec. Is, 1861
The subscription books for the air line for $looo0oo
we're cloeed yesterday One million Hfy four thousand
and three husdred doEarr were subscribed
From Boston.
TEE MAYoRALTY-CHURcH BURNED
BosroS, December IA, 1851
Benjamin seavef, Esq nominated for the Mayor
atty BY the whgs last night The democrats have nomi-
mated Mr. Baxter for the same Office
The Methodist Episcopal church ct East Weymouth
Msss was destroyed by FIRE last night Loss not ascer-
taiLed
Markets.
CHARLKsror, Dec ~ 1851
Ccttop-eslee Of loo bales ct 11<c SKA The de-
m&Dd je good, and sellers stringent.
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A SINGLE rAnILY wANrs rwo on rssEs ROOMS
a IN hcu.e Of sms resrscssbk Amesicsn family Ad
ervW q. W., neralt oRse
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THE MILITARY.

THE MEMBERS or THE CONNER GUARDS AND
invited gueee requested TO meet at the Crystal 22
Grand street, Monday morning. December Is, At eight
O'CLOCK TO proceed hsr fret Target TO Morrss
Lila. The company will leaveHn the 10 A. NJ. t-aip.
J. T. QUAIL, Comnandaut.
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FIN K ARTS.
A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE DIsTRIpuTION
Aw take place ~ Tripsr Hall Friday evening Dec 49,

A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE DIsTRIpuTIoN
will take place ~ Trplsr Hall Friday evening, Dec 49,
Members and ladies sdmittedA choice collection of
sii BE- so,ssa 70 the he painting are
ss RAINY SsSoua. 6ias f.as. Bc1s.li.. Who With
presented Each member besides share in the distbon
1s1ssn News Arre pria By woedvilie Marion crossing
70 and Young as By Wood vile; HORSE. b.
inporant that ali subscriptions shalt BE- received a.
sary day PssibIs that additional purchaser may
he increased amount BY the union Of large bers
that each receives hsnsr return the Society ph
iiyeual setion can snsly SECURE BY al
sho have the present. collection 70
hat q former The free gallery eepsnlnx ths
eantipes sculptures, &e. open day aal evening 81 "a
Broadway, near Brsomc %.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
1NNNNNo>NNN|~NrONn0NNONNro
EAklLY BURIAL LOTS, IN TIE CEMETERY OF TIE
manuel Copregsticn- fnesr Cypress Hill Cemetery
VIII be offered for sale and Thursday
We 18Th Of December between 10 o'eloch NJ ana r
AL eetroue Of purchasing will ylease take the Dv
sop syegSe o. feet clip erIy 70 wtilismseurG where
agee VIII be in readiness 70 them TO The
FOR further Particulars INQUIRE Of sher Brother ~
Front ttfett Hseentsum Co. 10 Cedar street, A. s.
mAn- Al Pine street; Henry Jones, ISL Pearl street
NAVY BAY AND CRAGREs ICE coMPANY.-rHR
~ Company having mpsted their houses the I.hnu
MADE 20 receive regular supply
prepared 70 furnish steamers and other vese also nd
yeuhls with Ice Tresh kests Butter Lard Vegetables
40 at the shereet notice, 1T very relsonabe prices
Chhsres, Nov. TO- 1851. CLARK b CO., Agente.
NoTICL.-ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
~ trust ary Of the crew Of the Bremen orig Bertha
IS The oonsgness Ind master viii be for
dtbts eonsrsoted ~ them. Capt A. sCHIxESgscK.
II EDS AnERIsAN FIRE KxTrNGUIsHER-TH THIS
invention VIII shorty he brought before the public
They depend lite doing In the
oil stspy other instrrment B capable of and doing this
With safety being neither liable 10 explode
from dsarrapgement FIRE itself Its particular adsp
tor tt.ng free s their
will Re xplsined by John valentae. General lana
ger, Wall street, New York. pubie exhibition and
lecture BY Profefsor Lawrence Reid, early day
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RoyHHY TuzATRI-Doo OPEN AreG CURTAIN
sss: :..::; r .s u
3 sss:s 81 .S Ssi:s:
sSpsscss MA F.rfsr hsro sIs asson Alter wsaS
ssDss, e :Sei DoS
1kAY o. ne Idiot Of the shsnn9n-Pa,riek NJ Taylor
asdissS Mrs. Grs ss'' brs sss sS
RURroEs rHEArRE. cHAnBERs srREsr.-DooRs
Ssssss 9 ssssss TER s:s.5 F:i'sss S;ss: o.
sa ssSy
& Nary AZ S.ssa sss ~
-; T uds xa IS sPEsS Ta
rL0uGa-air Abls bandy Nj Blake; Farmer Ashdsld,
1Ms.TRE oaATaA1
ias.i9 sss. & rsi: t ssass
ss1 Pa =
49, NJ Scot NJ H. RSs
Lyicn Mt nSrsh; P,Fthsnia Mrs.. Nichols Aotes. NJ:
comic NJ s. Y. .s ss Il is'd' With the
% s:sS y. -:
81 a; sss.s D:s n:. ls sn Which :':.aS. 81: viii
s s sn r. H.
q: eminent Tickets: o.s M each
oSss anS music stores where programmes with full
coRByN . BuoKLANp;
Once at W. Eau sons, 2ss Brssdway oornsr ii Psrh
place.
RURToN's TaEATHE.-A oARD.-rR BLAKE MOST
s:psSuly sr1Scn.s' 70 the public sa.s II, sensss
d sts Fl ri E e: Ss Ss ~
Wax POINTS Bs.h pieces oa.s y tho fe s.:enstbof
Two popular characters N. BThs bon beck Is now open
RARNUks AMERIcAN nUsxuN-P. r. BARNUx,
.xsnsss. and PIopris:or John g.. Assist
s;soss cent? eAasso under 10 yer: ~ Pssguss
sn new s WIGS AND ssaS
the most ntsrsstinS manner ivenps Commencing
s7x O'clock. GolsnsI,; comedy Of ahe PoSR GENTLE,
fIly MI: .s'ssysI EI:s Hsr,s Hrs fsns0n. The
Hs,s. H. 4 Y
s ss s s. Ps d .:ss Il
ever! ,sss T.: p,Sss.nn. e. mi: evening vim
negro dsncsr viii .muss sadieaoe in giving
s s :Asoi
some thing new Performance sommsne. as7 ooloSh On
cOmmOdatlon Of familiss. commencing a.sPh
EHANKLlN xUsEyn, IFS CHATHAM SQUARE ONE
block above she National Ths..rs.oeSrse Lss sole
IE Kntertanmsn V eennsass in Ole after.eon a. res
clcok and ia The evening ~ X O'clock. The entertain
nenx are varied snd select and such can be -
che. Place q !. Ne. Ysri sen...s Of
Me ssronsees In the world, who viii breAh any
abe audience choose offer him be viii also challenge any
man V I'm bullock" with Die elsnehet is. for any
e.te for their beauty and figure s.d who personals lrm
ssr Of e ( A.:s S Sse
s?npsny q Male and Female Artists. Who viii give
ssshsr with variety Of ins.rSsns psric.nA,ss. syery
day. Acmisson-SssN In Private Roxos. % cents s.aee
Was, SH eenN; boxes. cents; parauette. l2k esnts.
TVAsEINeTON CROSSING THE DBLAwARE-Now
exhibiting al stuy vessnt Institute, No. $50 Broad
ssy The picture represents TIE moment when the grss
the masses Of floating 70 the eppote shore 10 small
boat surrounded BY Gen Greene, Col Monroe. oscers
soldiers and bosmen. Open every weekday from AN
70 0PE Admiration rs cents children l2 cent?;
hckee % etsts Prescription OF the picture. ca cent?
WILLOWS MINsTRELS ON MONDAY EvESIN0
Dec Is. benefit ofHDick Sitter, the unrivaled Negro
Dancer Ard his Lass APPEARANCE. which occasion M
0dsl from Rochester will make his appearance,
and awe tie strongest ustr son ofhroekres a.
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LOST. &c.

LOST, &c.
Q6 ErwARp.LotT OR STOLEN. FROM 4oe BROAD
BO AL tlsok and tan Cocker Spaniel Dog. The
above reward vin be given 20 RETURNING him.
leaving such iLoI All Lis reeossry
Brcaevsy, or 81 The Herald Office.
A oeT-LAer IvKNING, (THURsDAY.l AT ABOUT 7
~ o'oloek IN Thompson street. between Bleecher and
Houston strtt Wen sdel gentlemans TpJes Of otter
fur Lined with sk Quilted have been
up two fenAlee pssairg AZ the tine liberal reward
viii te rad for t recovery. 81 No lsl honpson street.
Depau f)soo-
I os7-oN TEE llTH INST, A PURSE CONT AIMING
~ til from Alfred A Arment, plumber; also, 3 bill
ron WrstenAn Co., furrers; and fifty SIXTY dsila-s
hnnk not<n. with mall change. liberal reward
VII BE paid fer the -etSrp Of said 70 No Is Fifth
6vtnpo
EoUNp-oN TEE EVENING or fHE grH INSTANT,
81 the Artor Place Opera House, Opera Glass The
owner can hsye by calling 81 % John street. sivny
oesorirnon. md paying TOR this Advertisement.
GTo1IN Oh sTRA YED- REwARD.-A HANDSOME
~ rtvhrd will 30 given who will return,
give iDformston Of Horse, sx years old, With DARK ts
sud hind foot white. reurpios him 10 the
vi be handsomely rewarded. and DO qpsssas ASKED JAS
MCMAHON, lU Wet Twenty seventh street., Seventh
avenue
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Markets

Markets.
CHARLEsror, Dec ~, 1851.
Ccttcp-eslee Of HOO bales. ct 11<c SKA The de-
msDd je good, and sellers stringent.
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PERSON Al,

PERSONAL
Srs|S~>s>-SN~~NS~~eo~0~>N
MR. AvERILL AND Mr. sTITT, WHO LATELY AR
IVA rived from Rio do Jxneiro will upon the
epRsrber BY calling upon him their earliest
JAMES LAWSON, Insurance Broker, No. g. Wall street,
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DIPor OF THE PRODUCTS OF PERRIGoRD,
FrAnce-5s broadway This sale agency IN che United
States tor ,he hoe Of Rogue Of Perrserd orsrs for sale
presrves o. superior qnAi The runied articles have
Of Escd dnner Also for evening parties liquors syrups
punch sc. The same house sole proprietor 81 the Fuer
DAY champagne and Of the Imper Regents Bttsrs Just
received BY The PACKET ship New York. choice
Of preserves and especially Of ues and fusd Articles
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

A LECTURE WILL BE pELivERED By TIE Rav.
Lnrkin President of St. Johns College, Ferdhsn ia
-. P,tI,eA: Catfeer. eD Sunday l.th instant at hall
Society ncke.s may be lad the Catholic Book Stores
o. the sexton Of the Cathedral st the door, the
OF o
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From Boston.

TEE MAYoRALTY-CHURcH BURNED
BosroS, December IA, 1851.
Benjamin seavef, Esq, was nominated for the Mayor
atty BY the wings last nigh. The democrats have nom-
mated Mr. Baxter for the same office.
The Methodist Episcopal church at East Weymouth,
Msss was destroyed by FIRE last night Loss not sscer-
taiLed
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pencil case has jus. been ssuse from the n.nssSs0Iy
M a ss
GOLD .na oliver pencil ssSs,asI vim
the increased deTsId and the Al
in''a"en. a 9. BAILEY Co, lss .neN1 Broad say.
JUVENILE BOOKS hNxUALs. GAMES AND FANCY
NASSAU street New York essr for sale auapti-
s Vii sosa q ss0as and Fancy s
,LeiI i.so,,men. may found the fso wing Annals
eaisIy; T.s.SsSiPi Ladies qiis HsSSoiIs
BOOKS, Primers Alrhssst Cards Sc. osmss-Msn.oS
ga ssr.s Game One ssors ss.
o Pr a naS HeTPsss sq Hss
and Rs,sycGs wr.5s 5ssas and Besss raIIsr Asehs
See Sonvsnrs Sc Fancy lntst.nss Cold Pens csid Pen
% Ss .ST
wiz frd to tisF interest Hs. S.I COW.
------------- : -.
fSdS OF LIN ayIgY Dss y! AND COON
smps woce and eea 3, The ven Known Tin ssoro Nc M
1e.e.y.
+ Goid and Gold HnsmeL large variety Of ps.sesns al
quality sale At trade prices 81 tie sr
bAVTD BAIT.
7 AIDES BREAST PINs.-A GREAT VARIETY,
1SH%ss.nE EYER so sss.sIn, for .ss All si ss'
HOLIDAY PRrsrNTs-JrwTLRY At x.sUt.c.
~ ,...5s ri;ss-The snsscIss; has on band s,..a
oles suitable Tor p-esenss No second prioes
- -
H9IIiDs.,Yo u gLA9k
corner Murray street. intern tne- and III,
public that their OF Diamond and other rel
yeveiry. Silver ars Plated Ware wstohe Closks Pari
war, ,rS nanny Articles .d wa; rss; Sss &
invited 20 inspection Of their stock entdsly he
other in tte United Stated By almost every
rsors .y are receipt 2, new tys q sood: msis 70
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Ladies', III you want Boots Shoes OF
any lnc, 20 Camille where you get every knc from
Tie aess 70 he .iss and enc price only sshsd Alss
made. Likewise Gents Boots sbocs Caters and Slippers
Boys Misses and chilcrens do by tbousandat 81 Broad
CAHlLLS,
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Tho movements In foreign dry goods have, thus far
bean ony 10 moderate eztsrt this month The value
put upcc the market asd ws5fbo1sed In each 81 the
post two rsets sss ca arrcxed -
Conn mpticn. Wihdre,oals. y,sTeAo'i.sa
First week. S3sSstl s6sp5I s2o, /"
Bscopd WEEK.. bS7 $40 T1f19 l4s oq7
r,tal IN Tee IA so2e sp6 slAoCyo S9b2sfS
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COLDIERs WANrED-UNITED STATES MARINs
THE HOLIDAYS.

ID ICH AND USEFUL 0lFTs-A GOLD PEN AND
~ pencil been sgued from the nanpActory
q the subscrhers the most compact complete aid
r., bepn,o of Ss~ss ~ "a; 49, M.
tented and warranted AGO. large and varied assortment
gold and silver pencil and tegesher with
superior geld pens which iced proof Of their superiority
except the demand and the
imitation. A. O. BA0LEY Co, 1855 and ut Broad say.
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TNo sPoRrssKN-rBxsr WILL BE PIeRoN SHOOT
ing ~ Cat. Days New Durham r. two mile. fro y,
otoken on kcndsy December IS AZ ~ celoch. There
will upwards of W byes ses occasion. oress
spoyt s7peeted.
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A set OF shirts from Green's, No. Aster
House On. q the requisites Of gentlsmsas wsrdroee =.
fufusd punetusly 70 the hour. and customer sowed
ohaI 90 70 b dissatisfied
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HOLIDAY PnEsINTn-AT ROGERS NEW AND
extensive sore 4p Broadway has Just been received
from England Germany France and China IOuOU
septs eonprsns ths mott beautiful sssortment Of Fancy
Goods offered IN the city Of New York. Articles
presents srd artcles for with prices distinctly marked
On every article and AL cheap fail 70 suit the
purchaser Every article warranted please,
returred and exehanEed for othert.
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Selling OM.--Peterson u Humphrey, 379
Bresdwsy Of White viii sell the entire lot Of
Us5pens - the late large anoon sales a. the
heavy Three ply Bal co. epper 30 TO Cal Good AL WOOL 3d.
3D. 70 OIL cths extra heavy per yard and all other
equally Low,
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IhhLiScrTH ANNUAL BALL OF PROTECTION
Js,rsYs No. will take place Tuesday evening.
~.y is52 at the City Assembly Rooms leo Broad
heks" can be procured Of any member cf ths com.
A NNUAL BALL OF WASHINGTON ENGINE CO,
"A No. - 81 fsmmany Hall, on Tpeeaay eveniss. Dec.
M 1881 which has been BEAUTIFULLY htted bod vorhs
Hand engssed for the occasion and The committee take
pleasure IN stating that pains shall spaed 70 male
tkis the bal 81 The seAson. CommtteeH Robinson, J.
yoysLnn. VIM GUN, Clements, 5. Climber H. T. Alssos,
OHD-s or TIE CIRcLE.-THE SECOND ANNUAL
18th inst At che Chinese Assembly Rooms Broadway.
Ietew can be had 81 the door, Of n. a. Crcrier ksl
z FULTON street Members OF the order requested 70
attend special meeting Monday evening bsh inst ~
N oclock their Lodge al Hail. Cseal ssree,
BY order CHAs A. GhIGLfErTIL
V,RIrIER HALL-sEcoND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Social Tvrnvercin, t0ymnsssc Society 70 Be held on
nondsy the 18th December, 1851 st Triper HAIL Ball tick
cts ~ 81 and promenade tickets for the galleries A. ~
To be had 1T VI Hall a. Sons music store. No 2p Broad
wayi hessrs esterman Brothers No 20 Broadway John
satg. IA Brosdwsy and a. Weitzels music store, No
ns FULTON street. Broohiyp.
CEARIros PRIVATE DANCING AND wALTZINo
~ Academy, IS Bond street-Au the new dances taught
In che shortest possible time classes 70 suA the
ofa sorees exclusively for the patrons Of the academy
MnR AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE TO INFORM rHR
commenced her Instructions In Dancing In the splendid
eth stuyvant Institute $50 Broadway where
rooms n snd1s.
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Gray Heads take Notice ,-Gr.y HAIR

restored 70 i original oolcr, by the e. T. Love
WsPpene which also not only prevents the hair from ta
jnp CT, aid all scuIf and dAndruf like
vben tbe hair thin the herd partially tlla
~ uens this celebrated preparation fails hsve
tun gfewte Of hair IL well known that the hair
tube when deprived OF its pigment no matter
taken. What claim for the wappene
- onse sssSnes s rssuss yeuthful appearance Whole
,etaled NJ the Opal drug lsdee
meme hing storca throughout the United States Pur.
ohaseSs Ii ut article
Wappens at less tAan dollar per BOTTLE ~
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IEWILKY hANUTACI0kY N5 BROADWAY. CUP
stairs )-Being himself the supervisor Of his
factory the t personally responsible for the qua.
mott and will be found ~ all tmes upon the premises 10
supply deSgns give estimates undertake the manuac-
shs setss rhsh he POSSESSES In having in the same build
number Of wsfkmen who sdmed be the Best In their
respective styles Of work. in gold silver the subscriber
ysvery ard silver Ware with which he may entrusted
naasr,shs an. ssis na Rsasns nnssn Hos 70
present. which he from Of time press busin esq
70 his e1stemer lage and varied stock Of tnsst quality
eJswery and Silver Ware on ha.d and for sale All art
cs made 10 order and sold at the lowest
elry made or sold.
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturer. SIS Broadway. Cup stars)
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NACuERRE0TYPEs-0RgA IMPROVEMENTS In
~ Eleetrc plated Plats.-Just received invoice Of full
DIR arsIrmsns are such that will sensansy
49, xSn. .St snsse mprovse
TO those who have NOT sd them shA say they ars
eerecuy smesth and even TAXA easy posh, Az haS
hey have the mmenss Advantage Of coat Of ekem
ally Iure silver Every plate 10 warranted perfect Hor
VICTOR BISHOP, n Maiden lana.
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New Goods right from Auction, and
very cheap have inst received Hitchcock Lead
besssrs @ Broadway corner Of Lsonsd street where the
game 10 Dry 0oods They have received new lot Of
Plaid Raw enls Of beautiful eolors very desirable AL
bea aNful ealAs. ehswls Cloahs, &c, &c.
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RIooAR Is STILL AT HIS OLD STAND. 80 CANAL
street, near Broadway He has extensive
q ssney Articles G.mss writns Deals Work Bsx,
wateh and Jewel Stands AnpuAs Prayer. Juvenile and
other Git Beok Bibles elegant ndinss which he offers
At very low prices Small Thsstres boys with
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NEW Wand RARE FLOWERS. BICNoNIA, vEHUsTA,
and oher rare subscriber Tor sale
choice and varied assortment Of exotic plants together
with collection Of the most and delicate flowers taste
fully arranged In Bouquss Bsskss Epergu may DO
desired and hopes merit share Of the LIBERAL
Borrowed upon him for the last twelve years.
]. DUNLAP, florist, 6B Bf0adpay.
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BEAUTIFUL FACE AND HANp.-rHs ApysErIsER

BEAUTIFUL FACE AND HAND.-rHR ADvskTIskk
in possession Of An orisiss recipe shs sss, Of r.
mental tests and particular stu BY which nay
rendered sofa beautiful And whites every rude
weather 81 unseemly roushness m $50 We
THAT existing between rehnemens ana
vussri.y all hard ussse obliterssd de.csey souen re
stored and Of elegance secured however unrro
mains cosdtoe The recipe with drecuons TOT
orv sraed By return mail 20 any on
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Wigs nn1 T0upees. Bachelors New
sye OF Wigs the NEST perfect
Those wanting superior article
ghopd call at BATCHELe RS celebrated Wig Factory
Wall strvc where be found the TARGET
scrtDept IN The city. Cory the address.
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rY,ur nnrarEs1 nI sooYERY or THa AGK-rooTn

VNUT CHEhTENT Ut
ache eured Ia minutes; Dyssnery aud Cole In half
an hour the Cough in few days this done By Dr.
ToHIAe celebrated Venetian Eminent. or no thou
sands can prove 10 Fer sale BY the druggists and store
erers eli the United states aud At The Dc oee
slS Green wch street.
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FELLOWS nlNs5EELs-vu IEl.
cents childrsn under twelve Feilows Miostre
the band Of Negro deneators perform
some Of best Negro Songs eyer and
inmitable also R. Sitter the truly wonderful
negro dsncer viii the audience giving
The lsughabe and dsult Of the Southern
Western negroes the shakers will be SHOOK
some thing new commence as7h ooiosh On
Wednesday and Saturday afernoons Coaeere fer Tbs
commodAton OF families Commanding q y. u.
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sToUvErEL n CO.. NO sA BROADWAY, A
cote dc Nfblo O. tennent 10 plus grand nagssn, las
scrtin tnt % rlu sapple e. meli,gr psIah d tous u
VIE e. peutetre &c toe NA lh EN- erpNellies de
hsne. randues esndelabrn Lamp esrie q eoiaire ar
tces DC fan taisis de toute beaut ct snttresnt
lis tsles ieurs cristaux No s. ct 90 veseS street.
liz lone ees articles pour sores gros. dstale
cliets pour caGaux au neuvel an.
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ii X.
~ forsu dealers slmost their terms. His truly
wonderful Eminent has been nearly ten before the
public; his fret friends It's best has ied TO
Iese all Who hsve Fiven 10 ttsi e cersin 70
sve s used THE more the Doctors sales increase
the larger he msts the prohs Of the merchsn genersy
~ e. solo IN rororio BY Thoms. . Fuller, 81 J,uess
tusldiDgt, Kinr street IN Philadelphia by T. Calender
" South Third street and W v Heentod In wsshnsscs
" c. mr Iuts "a Bcgtcr, BY Residing 90, stass
A C.. ~ Csysp 4 Co.
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U0LLfl1 PIANO FORTE LOAN CoMPANY.-THry rs
the Mus Of newly established company whose obi cot
tsas TIE desire OF PERSONS q limited incomes 70 OBJ
isstslIents o. from 70 IS moHthiy Aay person.
through the above uamd association mag soon becys
ovner splendid pisaofore. The hreAge Of 40 inssru-
men eins made BY the terms Of agreement 70 be for an
hire s{: that am9unt towards its purchase and Ia the
o. zen Twelve months frem the time Of obtaining
aeement the psreforte becomes his property To-.
ciaedy the bess arransemsnt offered 70 ,bi;. -
oaniEf elesAnt pianoforts "A ,ssson az
sAsupf scIiIE co.. - sns sscee shs sasscrS.r.