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For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCEOLA will Wssbins ton FIR
R1 the above place on Saturday nsI, the ass Instant
At q O'Clock, n Passage nj n
viii going and returning Cone the usual
landings the Potomac
FebIQ-A JAMES MITCHELL.
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gELEsaArnlC aErouTs. Sc.
AnriOai Of iAs stsams, Georgia

Nav YonK. Feb. l9-p. m.-The steamer Georgia. from
Chagres. arrived here at O'Clock to-day She left Chasfes
the 7th Instant and Havana The t4h. She brings oil
passengers, who transferred Havana, and 100
the Philadelphia bound TO New Orleans
The propeller Pioneer sailed from Chagres the 9th
for New York with 40 passengers.
Sixteen hundred men were eneaged at last accounts
working the Panama railroad The work progress.
Ing with much rapidly
Among the Georga's passengers is Augustus Elliott who
Is oo his way 10 Washington CITY
About four thousand passengers were waiting at Panama
for passage 10 California. They were, however generally
well provided with comforts of life. and enjoy good
health.
The lsihnus was healthy and affairs quiet.
The Georgia passed the Ohio the lih going
into Hayanaail well She also passed tho steamer En-
pre City the 10Th, thirty miles north OF Cape Florida, IN
good condition.
The weather had been extremity cold at Havana during
last onlhcolder than known before, and the
auence unusual degfee OF sickness the island
and In the city
Everything Is quie in Cuba The report of another in
yasion had partially subsidized and only looked upon
by those best informed idle Iumor.
The Georgia brings nothing later from California than
the accounts heretofore received.
Departure Of The Europa.
BosroN. Feb l5.-The II, M steamship Europa, Capt
Lott sailed at 10 day for Liverpool via Halifax, with
rs passengers Tor the former port and for the latter She
takes OUT ss205 600 American gold
Passengers ior Liverpool Miss Shell Messrs. Fanshawe
Grosgrove, Eogland Mr.. Newuah, New Orleans
Messrs McGinche and Adams, ST JoAn's, N Is p. Leshe
ST Jago; Could and McNei, Canada; IL Jegar, Phila
deIDha and for Halifax
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baltimore and Washington Railrond-ch"nse
Hours.
I'M Monday December i.t tho passenger trains e
u wnshinrtop and Baltimore will be run a. fo'iowsi
Leave Wa hington Mt 6 and ~, am ~, M, and p M
Leave Baltimore and ~, aud and u, p m, p,r
The ,ecopd train Washington and the fourth nom ~
more will connect the express train TO and from
Nov 29-dd ns
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conformity Code OF Virginia OF lS49, +sl section
hereby make known to all whom u may concern, nat
pears by certificate OF the escbeator Of the county OF fS
dated the December, 1851 received into the Lar
5h day OF January 1851 that by inquest held % m
2ab day Dccembe le5f lot OF land containing fVan
acres lying Page county, adjoining Gideon c. Buhate rhn
Long &C. which Robert scklcr died seised "" ouna "
cheated this Commonwealth. ,,yn
L., o. i.vsw Resis,er Land once,
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Long Estsbl''h'"
and Route 20 tho West.
Passengers for Ptsburg Wheeling take the which y"
Baltimore al O'Clock, and TX O'Clock, Tor cumoeh-
coaches the plank road by Somerset and
the Yougiogany and arrive in Psbu'g IN p
hours Wheeling about II hours from Baltimore :.
Pare from Baltimore TO Ptisburg $40 oo-to Wbceins ~
r,u.5aisni. III n6
Dec a,-am 1T. ENGLAND, Asrt
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Ssn3aa lhese having been buit
E&&1@ siy service has been
ZDlkH Ia their also IN their engines
- insure strength speed and their aeeommc
passengers elegance
Pnee passage New York Liverpool hfst cabin su
Exclusive OF size $500 la second cabin 10
From Liverpool 10 New York. T. ~ and f2O.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berth be secured until paid Tor.
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent in Warrington
in ne aus building now erscns on he old established stand the
OF Tin and Market Space They are built in the
The corner roe BY deep
basement il fee, wide BY ), feel deep high
windows ana an area around the building The second
ing on Market SPACE feet WIDE o ee desp sn 90
long basement, finished sales % feet wide by S.
each by easy The third
'es @aS y o @ wa store S" By throwing
last stores into one Each store has vault The pavement for
terms. apply the subscriber The Potomac House. north
be, ANNE ' &
ELEGANT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER-P J..
sns sG n. nss'a aS 1
country for ,hr Liberal and encouraging patronage for The at
his establishment 9Th doors from the
iion and nr.ats ~oria together with stock Of cloths csss-
and ves,ag various aud well assorted thai gentlemen
all whom he may have The pleasure to serve
establishment little on of,he where much lower
aud recommendations much better and where price.
successful and gentlemen advised TO take these advantages into
Jan 22-3,a~fwn
NEW sTYLEs-we open today Of new l%eor,snou.l
nw s e s%, s ea s00 ao '%s
20 pieces hnc white nanneis
20 piece. linens. widths, .heetins pillow
Damssk towell,nss and nspsns
4 lot of fine bombazlnes
goods house.
Terms cash. unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good Articles prices and fair dealing be relied on In all
FERRY h BROTHER,
Feb is-scoif Opposite Centre Market
NEW GOODSwe have opened styles Meni-
~ mack prints, OF beautiful designs have
also, full OF Irish nens sbirns couons, sbeengs,
toweing table table cloths, with good brown
and beachcd goods sepoaly all Of which will be pleased
offer cheap
open Tuesday few choice berege de ans and snE
hams,
w. NJ. SINISTER n co.
Feb l4-eo3uf
NOriCETbe partnership heretofore under
IN ofDyER Mcguire Ia this day by mutual
indebted having claims
requested c. Mcclure
fepnsyivania avenue
cow. &. DYER,
J. q. MCGUIRE.
Frrpulpr II, Feb l3-eodlm
CossrssIoarp PuFLfo BuILptsas,
WasHiroros, February s, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received this Once until
hree O'Clock on Thursday the 18th Instant for furnishing
be ordered for lighting Capitol,
Presidents ou.e Pennsylvania and such other public build
ngs and grounds be ordered 10 be lighted.
Persons Offering will from what material they
make rhe thousand feet which they
win furnish H.
WIN EAsBY,
Feb 7-2sw3w Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
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WHITEHUHS1'S now and extensive Gallery ofPre-
Dagucrrcoyper the store OF Duva Bo between
~ and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
This gaay advantages othor being built
the and expressly for this IL
Of The largest sksh. in TIL. eour and Is the mos,
Baltimore IL facility
for paintings dagueeopcs not having m superior In
world obtained beautiful and highly finished
though cloudy preferable
for children. Post promptly attended to.
Awarded medal the Fair Of the Maryland nst
and a premium late Fair at New York.
Baltimore street. Balmore 3tT broadway,
York avenue. Washington, d. O.; II Main
Richmond Virginia Lynchbuc VirRin,a Norfolk Vr
Ginis and Petersburg Virgins.
These galleries free the public At all hon 81 the day
j. II. WHITEHURST.
Dec. Ia-d5m Sole proprietor
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ri, HorGaG, Ns@ Ostsans, Kingston, and CAqys,.
Tha splendid neel OF ses steamers BELONGING IA "A.
company continue 10 run, la come xioa Win 1
NJ steamers OF the Paeine Mail Steamship Comn.
- between the ports above named, carrying The I'o
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains Of Michigan
Indians railroads. daily, Sunday
ercepedD IA foIlowsi
Monroe Toledo S.i5, ut Jsporte
by plank road - miles
Michigan City by miles Ansorh aud
Chicngo February by through
Rsu Lspor,c wnrcsrs leave Lapoe At 80,
an Monroe Toledo AT 5.s5
Daily Fo Wayne nj sturas with Logaps
pot Lafayette indianapolis, South Bend and
the principal north md south
AZ Toledo this line connects Mt as with III,
Lake Erie South by and railroad Cleveland
Erie, Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
Passengers Cleveland take all the rithua
Philadelphia and New
York, or Baltimore and Washington.
f. r. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
Jan. 4 Jan -du
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rOK Il, Tar. Lime hand and for sale at the
washington worksThc coke fuel gives intense
and sa'c- almost resd charcoal The coal tar used
timber, &c The lime,
being highly with vnoe manure,
far the ordinary lime when ued for that purpose
Decx -
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ATroRrrys ooursxLLoss Law, oFAsor, rAyNrT
I'LL their prompt business inusied 10 feu
w In Fayette and the adjoining counties.
NJ n. Particular paid 10 land claims and collections
I'M I'm
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IN H. DEMPsrER's second Lyrical Entertsinnsen mt
NJ Caruss Saloon, on Friday evening February 30 viii In
cude following "rhc where ~ "Wh~r
IA my one,
Aud Wife !" Evening song - "Tbe Barring the Door - Ola
met OF - ;''s"1he
Bind =; 1m all alone - "Tuk yer aud cloak about
!" aad his celebrated eans rhc May Queen In three
Tickets so Books las To commence O'Clock
g-2
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nm RIVAL CouNT1m m PnuBYLvAMA "A
rivalry has long existed between Lancaster and
Bsrks county, Pennsylvania, to which should give
The largest nsjoriies at each election, the former
being whig and tho latter democratic. Lancaster
carried of the palm At the last election. having
given majority Of 6,05s votes for Scott, while
Bsrks gave Pierce but 1880 In looking over the
vote Of the election for Governor in the year 1872
We zee that BsrAs was triumphant. It then gave
n Kean, the democratic candidate, majority OF
1854, and Lancaster gave Ross, the nominee Of the
opposite party, only l,027.
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Police Intelligence.
THE PROPER CHECK CAsE-INvEs ZIG ALTON CON-
TINuED.

Before Justice Osborne
In this matter, two more witnesses we're examined
Wall itreet
Bank testified that Proper had account In the 0,ean
Bank up to the 18th umo but that day his accoant
wac clcted and no more deposits taken.
Mr. james NJ Drake next said-I the
partner Of Mr. Coleman broker in Wall street; know
Mr. Proper have him before; changed any
chs sks for Proper previous the 18th utmo; he
presented any checks to us nor have cached any
Of his checks for other pereon any OF his
cheeks have some drafts Of Propers Left for colec
ton when belonged to another concern
Cross examined By Mr.. Bailey for defspce-My bust
Ia that OF stock and exchange broker have been
Mr. Coleman since the first Of May last; was formerly
connected with the house of Jacob Little Go Proper
has been three times In office and sold uncurrcnt
money; told my partner Mr. Coleman, not to sash any
Of Pfopers checks this instruction given previous
to the 18th OF November
The evidence here closed the part Of the prosecu
ton and the POINTS Of law involved in this case will be
argued before the magistrate day this week, the
ground that the evidence does not make out Of
fAse pretence coming sshn the meaning of the statutes
Rotdsng Woman - man. named John ssnk,
yesterday arrested by officer Kelly of the Fourth ward
1141 Water street and stealing nom her person money
by ftrce IL that Margaret In grocery store
when the 'ccussd struck her violent blow the hand
which Knocked the money which sha held on the floor
he then Knocked her down and by violence and force
took more than dollar In change from her and of.
The sconed taken before Justice Welsh, who
nittd him to the Tombs for trial.
Going u tuhtie hsy Poung.--rhree boys, named
william Dolan George sattie aud William Leskey were
On Tuesday night arrested by oiiser Fischer, OF the
Sixteenth ward coarged with attempting to pass
teIfe money It seems the boys went into oyster
ealncD In the Seventh avenue. rSeuteth street,
hep. by Mr. johnson where they took oysters, and In
payment thereof offered spurious money and because
Mr. johnson would not take it, the young rsscas began
to nsht and q Gaht but the police arrived in
time to take them into custody They sare conveyed
before Justice Stuart of prompt and energetic
mas istates Who hearing the evidence sent all three
Of the boys to the House Of Refuge
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we have been ,h,nklnx that our fae.d

JOHN Fl AMMER, Of buidio 1T celebrity, ~ r,trsd
70 some OF the cities Of his planting enjoy his
etium cum diknite but BY cur advertising columns TO
day sppesrs that he Is still tefor the people aud
pared TO supply sites Tor all manner of habs,us from
Me humble coeSe OF the working to the resi-
denct OF the millionaire We end TO home
less now adt In the restsss Of sooty
homo or themselves and families whom they do
wit few miles o. the city on gu terms Mr. fLAM-
wKR offers. His office Il st No Is seventh avenue
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,2non or observation she worry best Invented Beware
puned dyes Equally oelebrhtej e g0uraudf Nsd,catcd
Soap, for curing pimps frcoke, saownesa ehar roush
Ns, SO. Poudre subtitle uproots any part sa
Waller street. Broadway
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Watts, Ant9dotc ~ the most wond y

thirg hsve known. Asms teaspconfu has entirely
changed whole elinTs from low ssion, pain
headache that has lasted for TO the most cheerful
spirits, and tntirc ntfenoe Of Any pain.
MONtt KELLY, No. 37l Pearl street.
81 per bottle. Denot No 1-2 Nsesn street.
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porssrs and ladies belts, instruments for club feSh
tpcch If the ankle 5ots aud crrv.t1rc OF
~ spioe. ALEC very eur,ricr elastic stocking for
ls7gsd voins ~ che easG t1onoArs for woAentss u
Abe kneo aieo child an5 hind % htpc
go ~ DR. oiVykAs, No. " Ann sLrett
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V0ndersmiths Camphor Icc-A certain cure
ohapted hands and lips application being sufficient
TO tn most skepcs Of its efcaoy Almost every
persons call and state II has cured them Of
this article only be purchased pro
pietor, n w. yONDERSu1Tn, Bowery Drug Store, l5S.
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IMMINENT cured Mr. Edwin Forrest Of hoacness and
ehrss Mr. EDDY Of the 9owery Of throa
dap OF veskrest 81 the throathc say cit 10 stronger than
hs, been Mr.. b. Lent Of deep seated cold
and hhmmaticu OF the luuss he wasto bad that ~
thoaght he could not get we'll TIL all curcd In less
thar dave Ask them. Tho remedy agreed BILE,
aad sSenstb sns u patient BY tho hour.
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esid hfst after uspg bottle Of Tho balm ~ tsusand
dove which removed all tan freskle mia pies bot,es
ao For ssis 10 the Irvine ooss ssre No III chan bers
sJset.
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First Premium Condles.-Tbrce Hundred
casss patent sperm candles put in handsome boxes
lowest market price, By JOHN srIFTEN, in a. CO..
166 Front street, office up stairs.
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AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
G asSssG l. /. a EsSks' }c'n-i'''''
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


CT. PATRICK's FORT HAMILTON, WILL BE DEDI-
- Gated on Sunday, December 18th, 1884, at halfpsN
ton o'clock. A. NJ. by the Most Reverend Arohbishop
fro ii milton ferry, at tho South ferry.
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truly valuable preparation its great celeb
rity from posse the property Of removing dsndrun
creAsing the growh hair aud giving IL Eio and
healthy appearance This article 10 large pin.
Ties Price 80 cents per bottle Sold oRly 1t the gery
Drus Store, l5S
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-
THOSE WISHING VERY ,oHsAp hoxEsrEADs IN
tho p!cassnt village VI ,mNes within two miautes
8. WILCOX. u John strssA
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- fPolce, New York Dec O. 1881 The following goods,
Euppoed - have been tttlcn and for which owners
Fantct, row rcmauiDs at thu First bistrict Police
Court Dals Of Justce, O. ntre o. sz Gao lot Of
iYst ~ plsn th cravats and hand ofs pieoe
., hlue figured dfes stuff ths places Of gntham plAid
,hresitw hi t two psirs wool drawers shas and
rart under lcevcs ard few articles OF
ohlitens etching lee) Abe abo9a articles nsiroy
,ow, Go. ". hATSELL, Lhiel IL Polieo.
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EIIE BALL SEASON.

RtAR BALL SEASOWs
INDEPENDENCE HOSE co. NO. S-TgE THIRDAN-
nual bali Of IL company will take place bios "a
leon Monday evening Dec iSti. The celebrated Bod
worth Band ~ Tor the Tickets 81 to
had Of any mem 1sr Of the company.
THE MILITARY.
GEORGE WHITE GUARD.--TaE MEMBERS OF TIE
~ Abovs named hereby notified attend drill
the Centre Market drill this (Thursday)
ming, Doc o. at o'clock, p NJ By order,
JOHN IL. WaIrMoRE Captain.
Jonr BRowr. Orderly.
MILITARY. FlREMEN, AND VOLUNTEER CON-
WI panie be suppl d with belts no. notice
and reasonable prices By 8. IT, D0CGHIY manuacturor
Of leather and silk belts for ladies' aud pistol
hoders knife sheaho cap straps ks No SO JOAN street,
opposite Dutch.
NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS. AND THOSE INTENDING
IN to out wi the secoLd Company Chatham Gaard
are requested attend meeting drill st Four
teenth ard Head Quarters eaurday evening December
WIN II. FRELI0H, Captain
Ono. RAastyrs. Orderly.
NorIcB-THE wHRITNRR GUARD WILL MEET
Thursday and saturday evenings the l0th aoS ifsa
Of December at s. streklsnd 667 Grand street. for the
purpose OF having drill BY order o.
WIN. Il. MCCORMICK.
JopS wmrr, orderly Sergeant.
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Lsdgers, Journals, DAY Rocks, Bal Books,
cash. invoice and reaeipt books diaries daily
rspdum books for 1884, letter. and nots
lopcs copying and notsria presses manifold WRITER'S
with general assortment Of stationery articles at low
proes Blank books ruled and bound TO pattern
quired. Bill heads cards circulars &o., printed neatly
CARR Il KICKS, Stationcrs, 81 Maiden lans.
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REFRESHMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
asr SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -ss
PIE RSON Al.

EUGEsE BOREL OF BRUxELLEs.---INFoRMArIo
IL as to the Whereabouts OF this gentleman Who
LIST hoard fro Green Bay Wisconsin after
wards Detroit Mic higan will be nkfully eved
by J. ny Bursy in New York.
.Eso IGNACIO DE X.-AS SOON AS you SIZE THIS
! leave 81 Louis And repair 10 ths National Hossl
ettrOit, and walt FOX me an.u the 2ith December.
LONE STAR.
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STOLEN GOODS.

C7oLEN uJoDs-NoriCE-oFFIcE OF The CHIEF
y Of Polce New York. Dec 1852 The following goods
rintsd are nov remaining At the ooe Of The Chief Of
Potoe, City Hall, Park, via Two boxes az sears.
GEO. W. MAJ SELL. Chiaf Of Paiine
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For q holiday pre-

1he Acceptable Gift-Eor = holiday pre-
band your picture by Root For mother your pic
ture By Root For your child, Its picture by RIOT
Fer your lover face, by Root The great premium
gallery NO. a3 Broadway. Pictures In any weashcr.
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ERE LECIURE SEASON
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE OF NEW YoRK.-THE FIFTH
~ lecture OF the will 10 delivered ThursdAy
evening December 9Th at the Stuyyessnt Instituts by
John G. efes Esq. Of New York. Subject: The early
Catholic Mslops Indian Tribes Of tho United
states and Canada Tickets IS cents to be had door
on the evening Of the lecture.
DANIEL D. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
ments with rhysioSponic dslaeations Of cha raotsr
mental alchemy Srof d. Brown williams, at Bleecker
Bull ipgs corner Eleecher aad Morton streets Thurs
day, Friday, and saturday evenings Of this week. ~ IL
o'clock See small bills.
V,uACKERAY's LEcTUREs-rHE THIRD LECTURE
Of the course viii he delivered Friday evening 10Th
inst. Mt Rev Mr. Chspns (ate Mr.. DsIlews) church. No.
5ls broadway near rrnce street, at o'clock Subioct
Steele an the Times Of Queen Anne Single tickets Us
cents esch) may BIO had of Evans Britain Broadway
G. s. Francis Co, 252 oAdway; wiuism Hall Son. and
WILLARD L. FELT, CLaiiman.1 r...,,
LANES D. SMITH. ci1ctuto
JOHN +. HALSTED. oom"''oo
NEW YORK HISTORICAL s0CIETY.-CoURsE OF
IN lectures s5ss53ror tho benefit of the Firs-Proof
Building Fund The Introductory lecture will be delivered
at Metropo Hall Thursday crening, December 9th,
by the Hon George Bancroft The doors will be
ocloch The lecture to be delivered at eight
Tickets 70 the course, ava dollars admitting sentsna
sddrets) sirsle lecture fifty courss tickets
DO procured At the bookstores OF Horace IT, Moore
G. s. Francis Co., No. 252 Broadway Evans Britain
No 6T Broadway At the Library Rooms in tho University
and single tickets at the door the evening sash
FRANCIS l.. HAWKS, Comnittss.
GEORGE ii. MOORE
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III. Il. LOvct's Office, ia Chambers street,
for the ale Of his celebrated for changing gray
hair to Its original color and cprng badness Indispua
Bile city references Civ Of perfect cures Of both diseases
None genuine bul LOvEIS Wholesale retail 1t thu
above office.
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order close tall ration bosors the approsshns
holidays offer did stock Of curtain materials
Of every de crpoa Lace and nuslin curtains, window
oorpces and al ades gmps, tassss with arhNle In
the upholstery line t-eiy per cent lower hsn any other
estsbishr ont In IL ctr A. NJ H. DAVIES Uphostor
ers 800 Broad say and 200 Bowery.
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That Machine Sewing, as done by Singers
machines much Landowner and botter than be done
by settled fact The public under this
and the intelligent poron Of the merchant taors
paying extra price to obtain the perfect worn of
thee aohnos No other machines will answer the pur
pose The machines In operation freev exhibited to
very body at the office Of /. NJ SINGER Co., No. 25S
Broadway
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presents ror tne HOys.-F'arcnfs ana OF nerS
yho wish TO produce lasting Of pleasure
little boys Christmas and New Years invited
inspect assortment Of clothing suitable the young
sters With suit OF cloth they will hail the coming
holidays with pleasure than If loaded down with
kets, which in day or two may be thrown aside.
ALFRED MI NR0E n CO.. al Broadway
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as cook in respectable private family;
willing to assist In the washing ironing
at L. Bent Esq No. so st. Marks place where she
lived for the last ,hree years.
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Tortoise shell Dress Combs,-Ladics are
to examine the choice selection Of dres
cous At the sui scrbers establishment Tho variety be-
yond all doubt the largest in the city Comes made and
paired. A L. J. SAUNDERS
a7 Broadway between Walker and white st, GETS.
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Thousand Crying Babies have just been
received ~ TUTfLES Emporium, 3 Broadway
fered to the public wholesale and retail Dealers supplied
reasonable terms futile better prepared for
Il holidays There s lack Of anything the fancy
imagine The rush for early choices has
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