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...,a,,o, for the Exhibition Of the In

To- Association for the Exhibition OF the In.
das,ry a ali Nalionsotice No IS
York Dec le52The stSekhoasrs o. Ear en- On the
Csp,aI S,ocI being the Fourth InstAlnent thereof has
teen ordered BY the Board Of Directors ana T,h
o;r ed m nav h same AZ this Office or eeiore iae M
inst. BY order. WM WhEiiINi Se~.e'
ry-Tbe Animal Election Of the officers OF I'M
StWYORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, va, fresi-
deut vice-Pres,dens Treasurer Secretaries ana 49,
-also. the following Committees; Finance LAoLs So
Plants and Flowers Vegetable, and Dsrenuot % -
viii tale place the Lecture Room Of the nm
s,itute on MONDAY, the 9th of December, is'&' Ava
open "0' SHEPHERD KNAPP, Presssent
GEORGE WILLIAM CvkTis, Rec. See.
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q AE,pts waated b Ia 90 and for al County,
EUROPEAN and AMERICAN LITERA.

II TURE-IkTERNATIO ARRANGE ENTS-
SAMPSON LOW, son CO, Export and Import Book
sellers between Great Britain and America beg 20 announce
new opened for the sale OF Anerean Books and corsgn-
forwarded their shall their best atten
ton They have also secured facilities for supplying % lee
Of English and fore Books and secondhand o.
extent and upon reasonable terms which will e Forwarded
by theu Agents IN NewYoTk 70 any part Of the States,
with pr0mpttude and dispatch
9 co Undertake for the benefit OF Amerc.n Au-
thers the publication Of their new Works England jn
tsneousy with their appearance this country securing
:he copyrights Of the WORKS they publish bota in England
and frsICt.
One of the arm who h1s been sometime travelling The
State. viii return % Europe on the llt Of Deosmber
Comm n,csous regunfg immediate attention may there
fore be directed 1nal that date the Of Mes1.
HARPER L BROTHERS. Frankln-square, New. YORK.
ResEees-Aessrs. HsTpe- A BEothen, and BAnss \
Brother NeT-foTs.
LoLlon No a. Ludsafc Nh Nov. IS.
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Sources Mysteneuses e. Fantas;iqaes
In ROBERT HELLER respectfully an
Observation-Disclosures great

Observation-Disclosures great
w est NATURAL CURIOSITY IN the known world,
being PET RlklED GROUP, consisting OF HORSE ane
it's INDIAN RIDER, with az enOrInous sERPES NJ cOiled
around them. The whole most perfect perihed state
preservation The the serpent enormous a. e
appear incredible beng about ~ feet length and about
feet in circumference Tins estonisng specimen was fJ1na
the southe part Of South Aencs by Mr. Abel Ooten
Of Manchester England IL presents most wonderful az
pe1IaDce being the greatest curiosity that ever beed
The serpent have b. poisoned BY poisoned Arro
shaft which Thus INTO II by The Indian rdeT N ~
struggle Of defense.
1be above Group viii De put exhibition for short
be fore taking EurOpe the Society Library Lee
Room, Nc. S4s Broadway, Newlok, commenting on
WEDNESDAY Dec 1. The price Of AdGittAnce u put -
25 cents give every opportunity see II and
no should fsil improve Dso.s oper hon A n
until 10 I. NJ.
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WGnts.

As Cook, and 10 wash and iron, in private
~ family by very experienced Woman, with excellent
CITY reference Gail No ~ West Sth-st.. the residence
Ct her late employer.
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WATER POwER-ROLI-

ING and WIRE MILLS for SAJE-The Rolling
MIL Wire Mills and Wafer Power, known as The Oregon
Mills for sale The, situated about 81 miles nom Peehs
kill Westchesttr County They CONSIST as follows;
Rolling Mill 100 BY so feet with OF largo rolls,
train OF guide rolls finish to inch round aud square
rods heating furnace pudding furnace aud turning lathe,
with all the necessary fixtures aud impements The s,
which conceded be unsurpassed by any the country
has about five years and good order The wheel
is q feet diameter by ID feet face with sufficient power ~
d rive another set OF Tos
Attached TO the mill dweling-houses for woriusn,
store-houres carpenter shop and blacksmith shop
Wire MIL 10 by 80 three storesh with eight blocks
for wire completely frshed with annesias, clean
ing and blacksmith shops; wheel 20 feet in danetsL
Second Wire Mill for fine wire, with twenty tlo olocss
and necessary fixtures.
A Mil now used and under lease a tobacco factory.
Three unoccupied Water Powers with fall varying from
10 50 feet; of them desirable site fbE paper
mill They within hundred rods of each Other, and
have sufficient dams.
These Powers particularly presented to the attention
ofmaDuactufeso account ~ the unlang supply OF wa;or
Besides the Peeksl Greek, they command the water OF
Horizons Pond which lies above them and OF which the
popretors have the control This pond has area over
7C aorts with De th OF % feet The ooly outlet
and the land adjoining ia owned by the propreto,s.
There 10 Of Land with dwelling houses barn,
stable accommodation tor twenty horses, and saw mil
the outlet Carriage To aud from Peekski Landing esn
be contracted for al b. cents per uD The property VIII be
sold in parcels TO suit purchasers.
Communication may be addressed personal sppca-
ton made TO Mr.. JOSEPH STRANG, Peekssi Post Office,
the premises, or to EDWARD N. BIBBY, Kingsbridse
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to Printers Banauet-The members o. me New W
York Typogra phca Society notified thar ilcaets 10
the Festival ON Franklin Birthday, may be obtained on
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec T. at the Library hoonf'
No. so Broadway JOHN J. HALLENDENh,
JoHN w FORBES, Sec'y thauhan'
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vols. complete.
No. n FaliOn-st.
DOPUIAR BOOKS-NEW EDITIONS of
A THACKERAY-SrRINGER \ TOWNSEND pub
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STUBB'S CALENDAR; OR, TaE FArH BORIS. BY
Tbese two popular B0ok exhibit III authafs ehA-aeters
I,,sy - s.ues THE EXPEDITION OF HUMPHREY
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Perhaps M hccs writes exc t 'ueh P,is q ev'afasAa
Frs a. s5eit b.sg "a re drama nd sAsr salas
ai be;c re--ve 20 e effts IS saA .hy have eaed asf
LILLY DAWSON; or TIE SNreetESs o. rHS MrLL.
By The author Of Sussn Horeyr = cts.
LIFE OF HFNRIETrE SONrAG, Countess DROssi.
STBINGER 4 TOWNSEND, No 20 Broadway
rTHE ROMANCE of the Seasonal APP
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Basil. STORY OF MODERN LIFE BY W wilkie Col
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TINS : remarkable book, which has made quite senss-
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The author whites With strong and vigorous n
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Mem Publications.

SeiT Ecou
CAPT. KYD. o. TN WIZARD oF THE SEA,
Wy r. lnsEahara author a. Latte. orsafoo.is Se
Price 5. eel1.
Ten thousand COZ . af rs h,ve been cold 10 the
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DRUG STORE for SALE-Cheap for Cash.
YIyO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW

u YORK, BOSTON, &c.--A Hardware Dealer IN CRY
in Canada West wishes make arrangement las partner
oterwise with house In the States for resaai
supply OF American Hardware. Address II. c. care OF
Ryan, Toronto q. w
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NIBLO's GARDEN-JoHs SETON, Man
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

IL n II n z Al ilUI1ItIN'h4N HIOtL = NJ
10 SEA TIGRESs, ALIyE-largest in the world-sOes
throueh its performances in the water every day irom
lto3 and from o. to 10 p. NJ, but can be seen at all
hours as well as the rest Of the Curostes This Evening
al n O'Clock, and also THIS AFTERNOON, a. o'elock
for The very last time THE LAST NAIL.
AdmittsDce the whole Museum, Has OF Sta;UaTy lhs
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon, Living Animals, tbe I'm
tertaipments kc 25 cens Seats the Psyqrel ne ext
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q IN A MONTH-Agents Wanted, 10 ever,

p 3OCounty ofthe State and Union, to sell PiiELPsS
ONE HUNDRED CITIES and LARGE TOWNS OF
AMERICA just published being description Of One Hun
bred Of principal Cities and large Towns OF the United
States giving the population OF greater portion Of them
for the past 30 years the principal Railroad and Stessbost
Routes and distances throughout tho United states 10
beautifully c0lored Maps Map Of tho Hudson River
and Hudson River Railroad Map Of the United States and
each OF the following Cities viz: Newfork, Philadelphia,
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The work is also emheshed With Engraving
among which is birds eye view Of the Commercial Met
Tor oils Of the Union View Of Detroit American Crys
a Palace United States Capitol Senate Chamber Hoase
Of Representatives, 6e., &C.
The mars constitute an atlas Of cities The realizing mat
Ter large amount Of historical md descriptive information.
Whether as guide book for tho traveller directory for
the busnss manual Of facts and charts tor tos
who seek Information concerning The large and increasing
cities Of our extensive Republic No work Of equal value
has ever been issued copy Of the work Will BE- sent "
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DIANK BOOKSPAPER RULING.
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7 IFE OF DAvY tROCKET-PICTO-

FIFE OF DAyY GROCKET-PICTO-
n RIAL LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DAvY
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4 HANDSOME PRESENT -ICONO-
AGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA Plates 2vOls Text.
vols. complete
Bourd in half rOrooco, So Bound IN fail morocco,
81, edces. Sc Apply 70 MATTHEW'S { RIDER,
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rSs-No,Yce.-JEWS HOSPITAL IN NEW-foRh-
A. ern for Three Directors, 70 serve for tnree Se-is
from 6rst of January viii be held IN me meeting
room beopxng 10 the Synagogue IN Crosby 81 on INC I|1
A. oS Decemher inst at III O'Clock in the forenoon
By order OF the Board Of Dlre:.erS ,.,, So.
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CELECTSPEECHES ofWEBSTER, CLAY
- and cALH0US-PHisSEf CO. 10 lsg NAB
ST Buffalo have now IN pres and win speedily publish, -
eorn< previous announcement the o.
webs;er Clay and Calhoun. in 3yola limo elotn, win
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NODWORTH's SUBSCRIPTION SERIES

ii tOph CAhC0iNA4 lAO-'
~ Of SIX GRAND CONCERTS -subscrbers' Tickets
10 The above seresw be ready ol delivery Il H. pOp-
WORTH Co.'S Music Store, Nc. f5 Broadway on MN
DAY Dec. s. 1852 Eirst Concerr or SATURDAY EfEN-
ING Dee IS 1859 81 Metropolitan Hal. Subscription -
admitting two each Concert Gentlemen having sao-
scrpton lisa Will please send them thus week - me sSo's
address.
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49,, rotateee for Sales-Now dscharrins from Brig
On =, sct q sesch e., North River frrt quality heT-
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to Fifth UniversaIist Society.--Rev. T; l.
MWyER d. d., viii preach TOMORROW Sunday
ToRkING and AFTERNOON, in the Lecture Room OF
Tyey Medical College, l4h.st, 3dav, at lil and
sStiock The public are invited.
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~ Notice.-Rev. Dr. DURBIN breaches at Greene. st.
rAodist Episcopal Church SUNDAY MORNING at 100
sdoek The annual Missionary collection will be taken up
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4 Very FINE AMERICAN GIRL, Is years
~ Of age wishes sstuatIon where she work for her
bos I'd and 90 school She be at No 35 West
22d-st Inquire for Miss CARTER.
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THE NEw-YORK Tn
TIKI sEMI-WEEHLY TRIBUNE

,oE CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND TIE sAND",os ISLANDS,
: on tsed on the departure Of each NAL SIeser ioI
Chsaes Price e cents per copy
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~ Laying q Corner Stone.-Ihe oereni9ay O
LAYING the Conner Stone OF the Heddng Methodist Ep>o'
ny Cfn,eh in Whist between Let and 2d-avs nearly OF
poeite Stuyvesant square, in the City OF New'fork VII
by permission OF Divine Providence take pace on Nun
DAY next Dec. 6 1882
Rev Bishop James d. D., Rev. Stephen H. Tyns' =. D
Rev Asa ID smith d. ID and Rev. John keunedey D. ~;
viii ake mart In the exercises Services commence a.
oclosl P M TIE public generally are invitss
10 attend. =. NV N@N-'~'
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4 RESPECTABLE Protestant GERMAN GIRL
"A wants a situation 70 do chamberwOrk or ~ Nurse
CITY reference Can be days No J2 Stay
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4, uhlished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY rnOTLIns Price
- sr sarura Two copies for 9. Ten foy So AdyeT-
SSses,ccenfs 6 cents line for each insertion
GREELEY 4 McELRATH, PubisheTs.
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III sabbath Evening Sermons Of the New
xa.L \ nnnn NIen,r Christian AnsOciat iOns-Th,

York ounR fIth,s "a 80 "a "a SwIrIJ
M the I ion Theoog cal Seminary at the MeTcerst Pres
Sterian Church; aud the downtown Sermon by Rey
I,HN w KENNEDY, ID d., at the North Dutch Church,
amer Of Fulton and Wilien- sts TOMORROW Sunday
EVENING Dec s. Services to commence at ~ O'clock in
tsch place.
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TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAF olkCULAIIVFi
IA published on the dsnrture Of each AaA stse1ei IoI
LIVERPOOL Price "a cents copy, or - yee " - ~,
q Grest Rrts or 81 20 the Continent postage e'acsa
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FSrNetice.-A re guaT meeting OF the NY READING
CLUB will be held on MONDAY EVENING, inst al
the Hall OF the PhilomaiheeD Society University, Wash
ingio n.squNe Young men interested IN establishing i
erary association and especially graduates Of colleges now
sesiding IN end the city, are invited TO attend
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N.R KIAiBALL's NEW WORK.-G. p

PICTURES FROM ST. PETERSBURG BY Edward
Jermsnn Translated from the Original German oy Hare
nan. Forming Vol. XXI. Of PEtns.ns SeEAonthy Ii
trarT. Psrer 2 cents cleth A. eents-
This new work, written v 30 great spirit iresenIias
series Of Sketches Of Life and Hae r the Rassn ZAP
ita It's considered tie bcs be0s on e subject that h
yet appeared
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~ Franklin Lectures-0n MONDAY EVEN
N6s al O'Clock, at the TabeInacle=Crds OF edmssiou
Ne shilling each Professor OLMSTED, Of New-Hayen,
pm 1--WE hs Srs lecture on ASTRONOMY illustrated BY
fsx and elegant drawiDgson MONDAY EVENING, Deee
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ORATORY-A POEM, delivered before the
" Literary Societies Of the SewYork University June
1852 ty T. DeAfeld Smith Price &c. Just published BY
CHARLES SCRIBNER- No. l45 S1EsaG st., NY
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ty- Chelsea Lodge. No. 81, 1. u. of d. F.
tie members of this Lodge notified to meet at the
lOcee.room corner of Grove and Hudson-ss, on SAL,
RDAY, Dec L. at 10 O'clock TO pay the last tribute oi
mspect 10 our late brother JOSEPH HANILAND.
Late resdence, No. 159 Laurens-st. - - .
VINCENT +. SHERWOOD, N. q.
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VA Grand Concert will be given at the Broadway
tabernacle on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10, by Messrs j J.
DAILY aud ETA. WESTCOTr Bloomheld's celebrated
Us Military Band from Governors Island and other tai
ent will appear. For particulars, see Programme.
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fS.A Farewell missionary Meeting viii be
Adm The l9dst Methodist Episcopal hurch, ctha
SnkDAY EVENING, ar o'clock. DIR. DURBlN and
o,s Missionaries about to leave for California, VIII be
isn't and address the meeting.
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4 REsPECTABLE FRESCu LADY wants stu
Z I alton - Housekeoper in respectable American
family or respectable hotel VIII make herself useful
she understands keeping perfectly well IN A ~
br ches Has objections 10 tine country Apply At NO
CO Madisor-st.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-27

Dates from Galveston the 9th instant have been
eeived Both branches Of the legislature OF Texas uni
ted in doing honor TO the remains OF General Buheson
Guy M, Bryan pronounced eulogium over them.
bill 10 provide for the payment Of the public debt
passed the senate by vote oil 81 10 L. The bill provides
Tor the home or domestic debt and for other claims
which do not properly come under this DESCRIPTION ],
appr0prates two millions out oil The amount Texas now
has control OF for these purposes, and also provides Tor
the ultimate payment OF the entire debt last the
necessary releases shall be filed and the indemnity bill so
altered or amended as TO permit the United States treas
ury 10 repay TO Texas such amounts she shall pay 10
those who have lien on the United States.
Charles r King has been elected mayor OF San Anto-
mo, and Dr. Moore has been chosen mayor OF Houston
The Brownsville "Ro Bravo" states that on Christmas
eight or ten persons at Rio Grande city, crossed
over to the opposite side and attacked Mexican guards
stationed at that point, in number fifteen twenty
Three OF the Mexican soldiers killed, and the rest
were wounded or dispersed The assigned for
this handed outrage was that these guards insued
all persons who had occasion TO the river and that
they had grossly nsulted ladies' that day The per-
sons composing the attacking party not known.
The Houston Telegraph says that dispatches have
been sent from the officer commanding Fort Brown for
more troops, TO enable him TO prevent parties OF volun
teers from invading Mexico. The San Antonio Ledger
says that troops from Forts lnge and Duncan have been
ordered 10 Fort Brown In the mean time parties of vol
unteers are daily collecting all along The Rio Grande
and are apparently waiting for some new expeditions to
be set on foot
The Cumanches, taking advantage Of the disturbed
state OF the Mexican frontier, have made foray upon
several of the small settlements above Laredo and car
ried away considerable number OF horses Between
the Indians and the Contendng forces of Caavaal and
the troops OF the central government the poor people OF
Tamaulipas and Coahula in deplorabe condition
They dare not side with either party and wholly
able TO protect themselves against the invasons OF the
savages.
General Avaos has been appointed military governor
commandant OF the States Of Tamaulipas, Coahuila
and New Leon, with extraordinary powers. This, in
effect gives him supreme command OF the frontier and
invests him with almost dic1alorial powers. General
Unga is ordered TO the city OF Mexico, il is affirmed, On
account oil his being partisan OF Santa Anna