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beautiful GIFT BOOKS for the HoL-

beautiful. GIFT BOOKS for the H0L-
DIDAYs-EPIsODES or INSECT LIFE. BY Aebeta
nr,s.sfica Ia three beautifully illrsrz.ed fsf
irsccis a Sprng seeena Insects Of summer: third Insects
OF Aufulur slo- eioh. Six each g. Tie same wilh ne
rlfs hcE fully eolcred s.eE nature, extra gi' s-E edges
zach g. .ea
,k esur surt sr The t.c vsty encuEh or sf-r
e''''' - IS \ tvaasr-t-
Jus. Prblizhed.
THE PRETTY PLATE. A Christmas Juvenile By John
vincent viii illustrators BY OAKLEY. vol lcao e1i
r,l, IS cents extra I'll, siit edges 50 cent?
~ 20 ihat r-sl-f, ss v5o tales -
- - - ~ q. ursnsk@1H rCoarer AL Enq.uvr.
J. s. REDFIELD, Nos. llo and liz Nssssz-st-
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Amusemeuts.
RURTON's THEATER-Chamseasst--

u THIS EVENING, Dec a. wiz be played
PARIS AND LONDON. -.
Jean JACQUES Mr. Plseide. Lady yolan MS sston'
ia@nss fsot M Button, sally no; ;n's nss'ss
THE WORK OF An ARTIST ,y,r
'ss Martin Mr. Johnston Auuotte.. MIS- y L..
ocsrs eesp at 81 o'clock; performsnces ce,amenes
oeiss and fargret 50 cents Second Circle. - se1s
'1Bcxsse5; Orchestra ChairS IS cents
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NIARsHs COURSE of BOOKKEEPING

hARSHs COURSE OF BOOk-kEEflN&
VI-22o psses svo.; bound priee 81 laThis worh tho
latest and beautiful rubhed on the occs con-
complete set Of account books hed with wen &C.
cted Of business ransatoDs accounts eurfen &C
counts sales and mercantile calculations -uo.
count interest equation pawn nts and Al
so ar anged q thorough u practice for tho
pupil pass through and fully elucdaed IN one hundred
RACES of familiar Instructions not general but dated 10
apply directly the and entries In the account
books all OF which, with the mercantile forms are besnti-
fully printed in eoors red and black IL decidedly tho
most complete and obstructive work ever published on
bookkeeping BY double entry For sale at &C MARSirS
Counting Rooms for the Practice Of Book keeping. No IN
Broadway NewYork and RENTED to order BY u ffee,
ON receipt Of 81 IS
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HOLIDAY GIFTs.-GIFT-BOOKs, AN


IL NUALs and FANCY ARTICLES. -BUNCE &
BROTHER. Booksellers stationers aud Publishers, No.
1874 Nasssu-s one door below Beekmsnst and opposite
Clinton Hall
Ladies' and Gentlemen purchasing Gifts for the Christ
mas Holidays can procure Of extensive assot
at the above described place the most beautiful G Books
Annals Chdrens Books Fancy Articles Games, Toys
&C. to be found in the city.
ANIMALS, POETICL WORKS, &c.
The Homes Of American Authors Home Book OF Beauty,
Home Book Of Picturesque Leaflets of Memory The Me-
mortal Reds Female Poets OF America Christmas Tribute,
Harris Prose Writers Of America Rural Hours The Sou
yenir The Rose of Sharon The Keepsake The Garland
The Works of Irving Byron, Shakespeare, Moore Camp,
hell Wordsworth. Lonsfellow, Willis Keats, Hemans-
pper and all other Poets and Authors in beautiful Gift
Editions
FANCY ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Card Cases, Work Boxes Writing Desks Fancy Ink
stands Fans Fancy Boxes Needle Books Portfolios Porte
Monnaes Papeteres, Gold Pens and Pencil Cases Aabas
ter and Ivory Work Table Articles, &c.
CHILDRENS ARTICLES.
Dissected Maps Building Blocks Puzzles Paror Balls,
Paint Boxes, Graces Toys Penknves Dominoes, Msgic
Lanterns and Juvenile Works of all kinds
GAMES.
The Trades or knowledge is Power, The Peacock at
Home Game Of the Golden EEg Dr. Fusby, Tivoli, The
Busy Bee and the Butterfly, Spelling in Play The Bible
Aphabet. New Biographical Game, Capital Fun, Yam
kee Trader Uncle Thomas Uncle Tom and Little Eva,
Mansion Of Happiness Social Game, The Game Of the
Snake Happy Hits, Magic Ring, Tom Thumb, Modern
Domnoes Queen of Beauty, Soltar Lotto Gift and ITS con
scquences Game Circles Game Of the Flags Snip Snap
snorum Chronological Cards Game of Speculation and
many others comprising the best assortment in the city
Everything excellent in quality and low in price.
RIrNCF A. BRtDTuER No lS4 Nassau-st., y. Y.
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DREsENTs for the H0LIDAYS.-Just re-
i eeiv,d az DUSN's BOOK and NnFc ro.e No. lS5 9Th
av. a splendid Collection Of ANIMALS, GIFT AID
L. large stock Of f..pch Aecoraeo1s sai otsr " ses
ILscg lIIlt hts
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.,Nv.pD,s PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-
Nem Publications.

TIME HOLIDAYS.-Books, Stationery,
rs,~x Articles Games, NC, &c. a.
r. j. CR0wEN's, No ss Brosdway,
Merry opposite the Ms.Os s Ii. ss snas aSa os s's Who
Az. irl pursuit o. giEts for the season
Holiday Presenn-lsSS
ELEGANT BOOKS and other articles sui'"'
r. Ne sor cbr;.tIuss and New Years PI,seEts, a.
Wv RAYNoR'S BOOK Sroks. ,ess
English and American AnnusIs LTelsne1 -, -.
Eine Illustrated ard Ham nat W ofAs - ,,.-
siSrds,d and Religious Books-hy approves -, sa.,' ~
Bssnfifsl Faitious Of The Rbie, Prayer ara tyin
pns';sb sra Aner,csn Poets-vsroas ediiicns
Poeks .cr Ch!larrn-a very large assortment
Ysrey articles N grs AZ varisty.
Games Puzzles. Binding Blocks, &c &C
An oferec az the lowest prices. ~ &c pov~s-x
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NEW ILLUSTRATED JUVENILE
IN ROOKS-Pehxhed By ID APPLErON Co, No.

NEW ILLUSTRATE JUVENILE
IN BooKs-Pcbiished BY d. APPLETON 70, NO.
90 Broadway. -, -
I-PAfIENT WAITING no Loss. lsmo, s2l e..
ia TREASURY OF PLEASURE BOOKS. u.
lI-PLEASURES OF THE COUNTRY, IL
Iy-HoME AND IFS PLEASURES u Co'o'ss'
v-coSrENrNENT BETTER THAN WEALTH.
isno Illussrsted IS eents
vl-ADvENTURES OF PuNCHfSELLO. limo. 70
vIr-GooD IN EVERY THING. lsmo. Desns
yIIl-UNCLE HARvEN'S TALES. limo. ~ cents
N-TALES OF THE COUNTRY. lsno. 80 senss
X-rALES FROM FAIRY LAND. Illustrated ieuao.
xI-suSlN PixpAR's STORY BOOK. isno o..
NII-OrrOS TREASURY OF SrORlES "a cents
NlI-F0OTSTEPS TO NATURAL HiSIOki Ss.
MN-A DAY OF PLEASURE vol 81 Cofd. VI -
Xv-SUNDAY PICTuRH BOOK. ITO ~
NNI-NUT CRACKER AND MOUSE kINU ~ Gu.
NNlI-WINrER EVENING REGULATIONS ~ ete'
XNllI-SEvEN WONDERS or THE WORLD % CD.
AlN-WINrER EVENING STORY BOOK. 60 Ioe.
D. A. Co pablsh and have for sale immense variety
of Juvenile Wcrka
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A NNUALS and GIFT BOOKS, at DE

A NNUALS and GIFT BOOKS, at DE-
"A WITT 4 DAvENPORTS CHEAP PUBLlCA-
TON DEPOT.
RECORDS OF WOMEN. By Mrs. Hemsns. Twelve
eDsrHvinss very elegant.
REEDS FEMALE POETS. Turkey very splendid.
HARTs PROSE WRITERS. Turkey; elegant
THE IRIS. Fourteen engrayings Turkey super.
THE KEEPSAKE. Beautifully bound, PAPER Maehe
and Turkey NOR.
FRIENDSHIP OFFERING Beautifully bound.
Our assortment s too large 10 begin to enunerste Then
what more APPROPRIATE PRESENT than beautiful
Magazine,
GRAHAM AND Cooley
can be year for as and will likewise give
in the bargain
ONE DOLLARS WORTH OF OUR BOOKS.
Both these Magazines will be magnificent, the coming year
Then there is for more ber-minded persons
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE,
great intellectual treat published weekly Subscription,
Sc per year
Don't forget to call at
DEWITT DAVENPORTS,
Tribune Buildings Nassau-st.
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GOLD MEDAL awarded for the best
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS for the HOLI-

LITTLE sILvERsTRINu BY w. q. Bourne. In
vol With Engrayings; &c; in slt edges ~.
QUEER BONNETS. BY Mira rathiil vol iiiusIs@
''@ GEMs.FR6M FABLE LAND Byw. o. Bourne vol.
illustrated; si; in gilt edges 81 23
MTRCANTIiF MORALS; Or, TioucHrs voR YovNo
Mrs. BY Rev W. ii. Van Doren. 1 VOL, &c., full gill,
ei Is. -
IS cent? .. ,,a...r. -, ~,
trated Per vol. Sc; full gilt, t3c.
Inst published by CHAs. sCRIBNER, 1t5 Nasanst.
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Cost ano fcuno.

goo REWARD.-Losr, or taken BY mis-
RcOtake o. board the srsbp Empire ststf, from
berth No Io7, Geneva GOLD WATCH With Cham and
Sea- Oh Zeal wcns1 and anchor with nisiss A. NJ Any
viii get the shove reward BY Ieayins them at No. ~
sprueest. No questions asked
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Ia IuuustrIaI IOIhc NssUt"tRV" ~ " M ~,
.;sb;h regular meeting Of this Association WI DO
Ma ~, FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. II, at Union baiinnSs
No sS Rowery This Association is organized on me
plsn as Mount Vernon No and un9n Fort No W;.,ns
49, - Mount Vernon has front OF p miles on the
Harlem and New Haven RaSs5s and som,nan%s aae
IN ,, II will be laid in half and quarter.
acre los The dues win Be 81 per week Tor me nrs -
n.. - NJ avs can he had Of John Connersord No
t Brosassy; D Owen No .is soSSs1y; Wv % r
M $50 syenpe n: j. A. Handsuch, No 1856 Sprung
G orst he Hall on the evening Of he meeting -.
''' a. '"> J. CoMNERFORD, President
J. A HsSsssVcB, Secretary.
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OAn MEN Engineers
AsOOO Ofhce Trenton, n. -Rnlsssuen, CT the
Delaware and Rartan Cansl-Wanfsd, immediately for
this work. ltCo Men, including sse na1sr OF Masoas
ard CsIpentss Aso. fstrstc energetic and experienced
sspernten1e.s, and shout 80 FoIenep- None bu. those
known the ulde rssned trnzog the very best
neDdsfions nerd apply. Applications for these stOatios
VIII h. received at this Office Monday snernonn the I'm
inst aud until Jan. I. ASH3EL WEIGH,
Erginesr d. and r. CszA,.
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ANIMALS. JUVENILES. and GIFT


"A BOOKs.-Gsve call at the wel-knovn Cheap Book
Emporium, No ~ Broadway (under Barnum's Museum
Unrvsled stock OF Gift Books for the Holiday Season.
adapted for Presents, at greatly reduced rates
sTRINGFRk TOWNSEND, in accordance with tneAr
annual custom beg to their friends and patrons
that they prepared with the most complete and
Attractive assortment Of Gif Books Juveniles Albums
Gsues Toy-Books, Portfolios ke- &c together with an
extensive and valuable stock Of elegant Illuminated Works
including richly bound Bibles and Prayer Books-llns-
sted Standard Poeteal Works and STANDARD Literature
embracing History, Biography, Novels ke that was ever
offered TO the public; and that their long experience pre-
sents facilities for laying goods which enable hem TO sell
at much lower than contemporary houses Theywoud
direct attention to and beautiful edition OF the
Novels Of the late J. Fenimore Cooper suitable present
among the numerous admirers Of that distinguished vrier
list OF the most attractive OF their large and varied
Catalogue Of Presentation Books for 1883 may be obtained
BY applying At their store,
No II BROADWAY corner Of Ann-st.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY COX BUSINESS.
N "A rerson Tor 500 purchase tho properly asA
interest IA lucrative t1s<s already e.tabisbed vaiea
eeo 4, "a IA sny part OF se city Po@eso1 ia<ne
dia,e Addreu 3. J L. Tribune Of5cs.
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NNUALs GIFT BOOKS and JUVENILE

~ GAMES with large variety Of othez articles sit.-
L. r he HOhddys viii be sold AZ the lowest P-ces By
ABRAHAM MAZE
No. Isl Bleeeker-ss- opposite lie Royst
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Christmas ard New Years Presents.
r NTRINSICALLY VALUABLE and oil

Christmas ard New ear ttcrcnts
NTRINSICALLY VALUABLE and OF
i PERMANENT WORTH, at EVANS 4 BRlrrAN's
No en Broadway next TO the corner OF fthstr Will Do
fOurd large a''os sTsSD d, WORKS.
COMPRISING the best editions Of the popular English and
American Classics, in suitable bindings ,,onvs
Including asteully colorrd Books of Fio"ss r'c'o'ia
Editions of ne pSe,; S1 iiitVENII.E BOOKS
Eng and American for all AMI At all prices AMUSING
instructive and RfR I'srs' hS PRAYER BOOKS
Quarto octave twelyemo and the smaller sizes VI 'eo'
Morocco, &c
plcation. EVANS BRITAIN. No oU Broadway
MAGNIFICENT ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
VI tor HOLIDAY PRESENTS
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY or rnE HisroHY OF
BosArARrE Family By the B,sssy men 5,, yO
members Of the Family Bound in muslin, go English
morocco full gilt IS so TURKEY morocco 90 morocco
No hook hs. been publ she'd for twelve months Except
"Uncle Toms Cabin that has received so highly compn.
AmsTcs and Europe and a more timrly, beautiful and
really valuable illustrated historical and biographical work
FOOTPRINTS OF TRUTH, or, VOICE or HUMAN.
rY By John Cole Hasan with Illustrations BY Chapman
Crsneks Waleutt Engraved on .seTl ey Me ds Sse'
muslin g. 50 English morocco. -; Turkey morocco, 81
.y.r res h. volume wi bad H. lr.oas god y aud
Nou 1.lsi. OF THE MUSICIANS By Nm,
Elicit vol smo mus,n a, edge ~ a. nao1Geo
HERoIsFs on HISTORY. By May z. Hewitt
vol limo with steel plate illustrations full GIT Price
81 IS. ,,- -
E-svx Home journal.
CORNISH LAMPoRT 4 Co, Publishers, Q Park place.
A VALUABLE CHRISTIAN KEEPSAKE.
"A REV DR. ALExANDER's NEW WORK;1CON-
ISOLATION IN DIsCOURSES ON SELECT TOPICS.
ADDRESSED TO the Suffering People OF God BY Rev Jas
W Alexander u. D. vol. syo. Cloth 81 In cloth iuii
glt Is; and morocco, -.
liz. dered 20 boob Christian reDf tsse nons
that would pesene 10 this for ~e kho" OF 10 un
.ured xoA th4f cacusted sanssion 70 re-
Lsou. mind Zach model Of profound and vigorous
Aoesh' 'A''''' ~ ~ ri Y. Commercial
w carry consolation houses and hearts and male the
author blessing sho hear the sound o. nv voice
g. Y. Observer.
The Of W Alexander warrant enough for behev
ina thai nh thought. ne GoSpe nave been
spread with Hlalatson tasie and srvd real
-Chisilsa In,ehseacer.
book erhort4fon seumental common places bat
hooush suy and candid presentation Of those deep -nd sod
truths -hieh the snt Je'Iondns soul The
BEAUTIFULLY simple, direct and
AM
hsm docna They no@s Of una5Scted Ens ibahee
tana. earnest esnd They vel adapted 10 DO good 10
bod hearted and to al large ast and most at
In, nnblisbe5 by CHARLES SCRIBNER,
No 145 Nassau-st, New YORK
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CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES ioo 1863,
IN PAPER STATIONERY Of every variety, At lov
prices Books made pattern, with piuted heau e PACED,
Ic Circulsrs Cheeks Notes &c, ernkh d IN Cye rs-
quired. FRANCIS LouThEit
statoners Printers and Book Binders No ~ Msdenians
ELEGANT MUSICAL ANIMALS, for
II sale by VIM HALL son, No. 80 Broadway.
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business WANTED.-A penon wishes to

ID irvs,t few hundred doIlays 10 sose safe paying
bu,iress In which he could actively e0sAge prlaciys or
psrtrer Aedrsr with real name, :. NJ Box I'll, Poe:
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ELEGANT CHRISTMAS and NEW
IL YEARS GIFTS.-HORACE H. MOORE, Down
Town Bookstore has hard the following splendid WORKS
JOHNSoN-The COMPLETE works Of Samuel Johnson,
IL D. u vols svc Half calf gilt. London edition.
IAMB-The works Of CT alles Lamb. vols. Best Esq
brh edition. Cali, git.
MAcAULAY-rhe Miscellaneous Essays Of MsesalsJ
Flrssrt n r,ist edition Goth
MACKISf oSH-The AseellAneo1s Esssys Of Sir James
Nsclinto<h. vol cloth. English edition. -
MAXWEII-Life OF WELLINGTON BIZ w II. Maxwell
vols full Morocco. gilr. Englsh edition.
sMOLLETT STERNE and flELDiSOS WORKS
PECAN; English e6uons complete. separate volumes
Illusfrures ~ Grub shank.
NJ MOoRElS stock eOmprscss large and vel selected
.sssrt.u eut Of the closest books Of The se4soa-
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OURIsTMAS and NEW YEARS PRES

OENTs at SKATERS extensive Book and stauenery
Store No 2o4 Chsiham-square, near the no"eI
ala Albums Bibles Prayer Books and ossHtai assosI-
men of other choice Gins Juvenile and Chdrens boo"
Ai.o P.nier Maehe Rosewood DESKS and Work Boxes,
inLsand Paper Weights and Porte Monnaies OF every
.tyle and quality Games Puzzles and every variety OF
Stationery Fancy Articles suitable tor oeGpu res
enfs which he will sell very low prices wholesale and
retail yery and choice stock Of Note and other
Paper suitable for Invitations, Bill Circulars, Se 10
which he calls particular attention
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vT,O SHIP.OwNERS AMI MASTERS For

NNO SHIP-OWNERS AMI MASTEKS.-FOr
sale cheap complete set OF English Charts with saii-
ing directions for the North and South Atlantic and 70
che Oceans Including the Straits Of Magellan and the nay
and Harbo San Francisco from recent surveys and Ga
the lag est scale published Apply 10 GEO ATwoop'
No. 40 Waterst
A GOLD MEDAL awarded for tho best
N Book binding was gwen by the American Institute,
at the late Far, 10 l.. WALKER SONS, New-fork
Book Birdery, No. IN Fulton-st. ~
T. w. Sons respectfully inform their nends and mo
public that they special sttenuon TO their eessnI
torsl and Substantial Book banding, OF Oil descrptions
large illustrated works, - -
Boydelrs Shakspere, klsld BOOK OF the hsvoiuWonl
Hogarths Works Virtues pioie ana inusfs'e~
Us,nns,,s Mss.xiue Tails & Co.'S Shakspere,
inrdnosy.nbic Epeyclopeda Audubons Quslrupeds and
Es,niIy Deyotions Orpitbology ofAiaenea
T%a i;,fs Of Chri,t Royal Portfolios and Atassrs-
s- Ide.criptious of Pictorial Library aud JOB Boos-
binding executed in and elegant styles, at reasonsoS
priees AT their old stand, No. ia Eultou-st-
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"ANTED-At No. ia Nassan-st., (base-
w rent) Coechnan br the country 5aIexnacn CLERKS,
Men or s and rsroads Boys trades Porters
Baiesp.Is WsiterA &C. Places for snsrt Girls ready.
Appellants enclosing ~ free Of postage VIII Be promptly
suited ihVhAo 5rltk
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particularly called the establishment Of Mrs M X.
bUsENBERRY, No. ,oT Broadway, near 32d-St, where
can be found splendid assortment of Cake and Confec
tionery and also fine variety of presents for the holidays
consisting fancy French boxes toys &c The broadway
close 10 the establishment. which situated at the junction
of broadway and 6thsv No pains will be spared to render
it as attractive as possible to visitors.
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.-,- u,,,,yra, N, Iute,lisence Onice and Labor

re- EmIgrapt InteIifSencs UmTS ar w. M.
ace IL essbshed BY the Commissioners Of Enlsrshon,
where can always be found large numbers OF LaooseS a
thsr orders ed by writing to the superintendent aud
w. he souut necessary 70 pay the passage OF the parties
~auHea Nv JAS. z. PAGAN Superintendent
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THE RECTOR of ST. BARDOLPHs.-
i Published This Day
THE RECTOR Of ST. BARDOLPHs; Or SuPERAS
suArrp. By F. w. Shelton, author Of "saiander the
DRAGON vol. limo. Price 81.
CHARLES sCRIBNER, No. i45 Nssssu-st.
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Timers made 10 order by A. BAkEH No, % bee.man
ct Tor 81 so Dress Boots of the best french can sS
viii mai, nj ,hanks in the most fashionable styles LOT
So French Patent Leather Boots s. 5o-ah warranted OF
the best quality. Call and try.
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rr- lain 4. staff, dealer in fine OLD VINES
LioU0RS' CIGARS, ALEs and PoRTERS, No. SIS
Brosd sny. corner Of Anthonyst, n T.. Delivered a.
Brooklyn, WilliamsbuIsh and Jersey eilS, ee VI oNp9
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~ Prospect Hill village Association..Me n
her, are urgently requested attend the next meeting OF
This Association ON MONDAY EVENING, Dec ~, at "a
O'clock at No lOS Bowery, when matter OF Vita inPoi
10 he discussed This occasion Is taken TO REMIND suSh
members as are in arrears that the time n rapidly
ine when their lots and the amounts pad theieoh VI" y"
forfeited. By order, u,Su,tt ca.r...rv
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~ Table Linens from AuSti9n.w

Bsrgans-Flerant Double Damask Table Linen two yerJs
wide only n yard. supeIaine Snow prop go ron
Linen maxim large size, 49, and ~ sdosen. LINEN
Does ffnged very fine 81 a. and TO- dSs sni. LSs
Csmhrs ms ia and a piece Ladies' do " p'ese,
yery 6oe at BuRDETTS Cheap Dry Goods Store Ne 100
ST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-29

LAUGHTER-A faculty bestowed exclusive.
" upon man, and one which there is, therefore
sort oil implety in not exercising as freouentlv
as we can. We may say with Titus, thai We
ma nave lost day, if it has passed without laughing
The pilgrims at Mecca consider it so essential .
part OF their devotion, that they call upon their
prophet to preserve them from sad faces. s.Ahp,
cried Rabeais, with an honest pride. as bs
friends were weeping over his death-bed. ar
were to die ten tunes over, never should make
you cry hall so much as | made you laugh, .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-29

A Coon NAME.-AIways be more 5,
to preserve you innocence, than conce,
prove It. i will never do to seek a goodn
as primary object. Like trying to be grof
the effort to be popular will make YOU cont
bic. Take care O. your spirit and conduit
your reputation will take care Of itself. 9is
most that you are called to do, as the guard
your reputation, is to remove injurious aspe,s
Let not your good be evil spoken of, and f
tie highest examples in mild and expI;cit
VindIcai'on. No reputation can be peruan
winch does moi spring from principle, and he
would maintain good character, should
mainly snleItous to maintain a good charac
VOID OF offence towards God and man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-29
Cnlv three books are required.

gTHIS System, for the Retailer, Mechanic and small
the large Double Entry, with ONE FOURTH the guam
tity OF Writing and Accounts.
Only three books are required,
Nav Book Cash Book, and dyer. The following is a
summary of its peculiar advantages
act amount of all the business transactions at any
period of the year
o 4 Correct CASH Account, showing daily cash,
daily balance on hand, and total cash transactions
al any reriod
g. A SIMPLE PLAN for keeping the petty or tran
sient accounts which generally cause so much
trouble and extra wiring
a. The ACCURACY OF the Books can be proved at
any period by means of Trial Balance, as in
large Double Entry.
& Nv balancing a the close of the year, the Stock
Account the Trader will learn the total amount of
the wears transactions and the nett profit or loss
to each partner
G. Traders can adopt this system at any period of
the wear without new set of books saving ac-
cordnp to the nat0re OF the business, from one.
fourth one-thrd one-half and in some cases, even
two thirds the accounts. This system is not adal,-
led TO A Shipping or Commission business. Mr..
Hoyt has other kinds, to suit ANY business, For
eign or Domestic.
We the undersigned Merchants, Traders and Account
ants having adopted Hoyt's New system of Book Keep
ing certify that all the advantages he claims for it, have
heeu fully verified by and are i'll all respects strictly
true We can honestly recommend all Retailers, Me-
chancs and Others to ADOPT lis as the best aud most
simple system have ever seen. Mr.. Hoyt is fine
Penman an old and thoroughly accomplished Account
ant; by long experience perfectly acquainted with the
details of business and evidently master in every de-
partmen of Accounts. As such cordially recommend
him TO public favor. His terms nothing in
comparison to the value his instructions.
WE wish to add that having learned and paid for our
tuition and Immediately adopted it in business, We
decline answering the innumerable questions, TO the
how or the way in which our books now kept, or
to DISPLAY them to The inspection of Others To all such
injuries we say if you wish to learn go To Mr. Hoyt,
the author, who will faithfully teach you. We have no
right to teach il.
T. Il O. K Earle Lumber Dealers.
Charles H. Whiting, Book Keeper TO Draper & Clark.
Collins Geer, Book Keeper to Taft X Harrington.
Howe Hobbs
George A. Gates Book Keeper to John Gates
Worcester, JAN so, 1852 diff