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GRACE II. MOORE, DOWNTOWN
AsTPONOMY.-THE MECHANICAL

STRONOMY THE MECHANICAL
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To Popular Lectures.-GEORGEW VIM CURTIS
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ennecle THIS EVENING, Wedne sday Dec -. Subject
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LAWYERS DIARY for Is53-Now pub.

7 AWYERS' DIARY for lS53.-Now pub
Hshing and will b. issued on "Wednesday, Dec - THE
LAWYERS DIARY FOR ls5S, CONTAINING olAlk ,
r every day in the year much useful information relating
10 tie deTeui Courts and the following additional matter
Interest Tables a per cent, Compete List o. ~ w
elected Comm .onels Of DEEDS Public Notsnes Hates o'
postage Time OF Holding Elections IN the state and Sy
orrcratit OF the CRY COnrsof the nted states stdte
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he Cites Of New York and Brooklyn, tire, Name Lie
u,t Health and Life Stock Insurance Conn Anes insnI
trre Of D,bt Accidents. Insurance Compares 10 brook
- Law StstiOuer No. l3 Nssssusf.
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" Grand Maine Law Den0nstrati0n.-The
friends of law prohibiting the traffic in intoxicating drinks
and thereby relieving the people Of onehalf the taxlon
thIee-fourhs of the paupersn, and nneteDths OF the
crime, VIII assemble at Metropolitan Hall, on WEDNES
DAY EVENING 18th inst Addresses will be made by T.
r. Banum, John b. Cough Rev S. A Corey and Hon. F. b.
Bets. Name Law and patriotic Songs will be sung by the
celebrated Quintette Company. The whole to conclude
with Grand Finale written for the occaon by tive SPLEEN
did male voices the entire audience joining IN chorus
Tickets % cenis-to be had at Joes Music Store No 800
Broadway; Broadway Post Office, Canalst Evans
Bnttan's, No 657 Broadway, &C, and at the door.
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CIRCUS. -NEW-YORK AMPHTrHEA
uELLER's SALOON of WONDERS,

HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS,
Il L No. 500 Broadway
BRILLIAT SUCCESS.
Mr. ROBERT HELLER will continue during the present
week his be auul and astonishing series of experiments
SECOND SIGHT
which have for the last few evenings completely bewdeT-
ed select and scientific audiences. II you wish 70
kECROMAkCY. DIABLERIE,
LEGERDEMAIN.
HELLER the only Living Conjuror capable Of crafty
ng you.
His experiments Of
SECOND SIGHT
will be found the most marvellous OF all maUes Articles
described dates coins writings articles of dress Of
daily usage VIII be infinitely called by the agency ofthe
PRINCE OF WIZARDS,
although Bndfolded
Admission, 80 cents Performances commencing at y
O'Clock.
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" Rev. Henry ReqEn, Missionary to a tribe Of
Indians west of Green Bay Wisconsin, with Rev. TAI
YOU GAH WAY HAY, preacher of the tribe, and two
converted Indians will occupy the pulpit Of the Forsyths
o'clock Addresses may be expected from the Missionary
and from one OF two of Indians through their inerpr
They will also sing number OF hymns in their native
tongue.
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~ Anniversary of "Disciples' sunday
SchOoi.''-The Annual Al niversaIy Of Disciples Sgn-
day School viii take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Dec 20 at the Disciples Meeting House l7tst 9Th
ay commencing AZ o'clock The exercises will consist of
SINGING and Speaking by the Chidren also Addresses by
the Officers Of the Chnrch and others The public
sfectfuIly invited 70 be present. Admittapce free
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1TENTI0N Hundreds OF Volumes nave
n been added TO my stock during The past wet
French and other FOREIGN WORKS standard WORKS Mus
tted BcokS juvenile Booss N French and snZsn ropu-
lar Ii,ers,ure Il the DIV bound and unbound
FRANCIS HORsFALL- No So Broadway,
Li6rzirie EtraEsere
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Qmusements.

xx1ALLACKs THEATER- broa d,s.: Nm:
THIS EVENING, Dec. ~
NJ J.ester Mrs Chill ingtone Miss Aeene
Sir Edw"i"'' NY CHRISTMAS DINNER.
A'er MsSS'saTE nm RAPPlNGs, or Noses Beware
To eopcluee with the crOD
Doors open at O'clock FsniIy Circle Is cents
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IRON WORKS for sALE.-The PROV

II kun NOHhS SALl.-iuc
i DENCE IRON COMPANY, 20 close . concern o3sY
for sale their ny extensive and complete essbhmenf for
manufacturing Iron situated tide water at tox Point W
Providence.
These works have all bern cted within seven ysaxs
in good order and ready TO be pot into immediate ePer
alton and equal 10 the production Of n Of iron into
plates sad bars per day
Conrscte4 wth the above is Wire Mil capable Of run-
npgeghf OF rods per day foo which there regular
increasing demand IN Providence, at the pscsent
ess equal the entire production of nl-
which WI turn cut ten tuEs per day. Aso. Cut Nail
cal able Of turning out 80 70 75 casxs per day, and which
could be easily arranged 10 double that product
As tE's ests bshnenr built tr xpense
spared N having everything about II OF the perfect
kind, and the inventory exhibits completes sssb-
meDt. perhaps. - 10 70 be found Ia w-Engand.
It's thought that place ia the United States ps1ssn1
better OF nng ior the successful prosecution, actcs
nsn Of - Manufacture Of wire rods ron ns sne splses
than the City OF Providence the large end spdy
increasing manufacturing dsrct requiring FS conm9uoe
the entire production ofthese works =,
Tks xorts heing tide watr where the largest eiase
Of vessels which frequent bay can oen ana reeve
without Gghtersge allows Oh nen feoeuss heif
supplies OF coal and iron the io~es, fse ana
later az times Be he'd on 6 sood terms - esewnsSe
Ait i seprosed the purchaser would desire 70 eraniss
tie prerp;ses further Description deemed unnecsosy
The psorerty viii b sold cheap, and os sFnn o. psymes
To- ~ Of the property apply to M H.
HrSDERsON the preuises and icr tern; e s2Pncs-
~ ~ sSe 10 either Of the subsc1be8 ID Providence
non nsy " "''"' HENRY L. KENDALL.
pANfSE PAISE,
EDWARD PEAnCE-
Providsrce, r. J., Dec. IL, is&
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NNHE HOLIDAYS.-Books, Stationery,
Il Fancy Articles Games, &c, SC. q,
T. J. CROWEN'S No 500 Broadway,
Nearly opposite the metropolitan Hotel, Nibos Glrden
T. prepared % wait his friends and Others, who
ore IN pursuit Of gifts for the
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DARNUM & BEACHg PAPER-CARD

ITO THE PUBLIC.-The publishers Of the ILLUS
IhAIED NENs" are compelled % announce that, VITA
te d OF very last steam press and double set OF hands
az OK Cay and night they Rd Temporarily Ju OF their
power 70 keep pace vita the public demand for their paper
the order for II being ve than the number
they VII be able 20 PRINT curing the current week
Indulgence requested ofthose agents and nbsrbers who
have been mpeEecty supplied under the that
hoHever enormous the demand every order shall ultimately
be filed
With the increased facilities which they have now 10 sc
tive preparation the Subscribers feel con- dent that the sub
sequent numbers Of the ILLUSTRATED NEWS vii
not be subject TO any similar delBys and viii constantly in
prove IN every department.
The st number Of ths paper being SIS 90 copies has
been entirely exhausted and the presses axe driven 20 er
edition viii be ready for the public Wodn sday Dec %
previous 70 which il Is expected that al o5erro the rade
wall be fully supplied and agents and dealers here AMI else
where Will be enabled TO obtain al the copies ordered
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CONTENTS
Of the ILLUSTRATED NEWS for the week ending Safu.
day, JAN /, 1889

ENCRANING5.
j. Birth Of the Eev-i ear" a design By Thomas A
large PAGE engraving. pronounced by artists to be one
Of the most beautiful designs ever produced.
= The Last Moments Of Daniel Webster" maznIi-
cent picture covering entire pages The position Of the
various htrs Of Mr. family and friends stand
ing around The DYING bed faithfully represented The fea
Urts Of the dying statesman accurately produced Toe
oEp also ncudes portraits of Mr. Fletcher Webster, Dr.
Warren, Mr.. J. w. Paige, Mr.. Peter Harvey Mr.. 5. A.
Appleton The accuracy Of these portraits has been greatly
asEated by the dagueueotype.
3 " MI WebsteTs Library large engraving. showing
an internal view Of tins beautiful apartment.
4 The Mansion Of Daniel Webster at Marshheld' A
beautiful picture drawn the spot
>. The Tomb OF Daniel Webster
6. The Webster Obsequies ct Newly oFk-tne Funeral
Car"
T. Destruction Of Chickering'S Great Piano Forte Man
ufaooTy Boston Mass large and cpirted engraving
g. view OF the Foundation OF the Crystal Palace New
York"
8. THE Csloric Ship Ericssonr
10. "1he Great Confagration at Sacramento CITY"
II. THE Opening Of ConHess-ReceIy the Message in
the Senate"
u. The Opening of Congress-Reading the Message in
the Hsuse'
The above tDgrayngs al produced in the most beau
fnl oosiy panied with Toprae, inter-
estmg ietteTpresf descriptions.
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20 Mecbanics' society Lectures, JSJ2-'3-
Sechsnics' Hall, Az Broadway, On MONDAYS, at "a
O'Clock, First Course:
January S-Rey. Thomas Stan King Mountains, and
sbeir Meaning.
January IO~Rev z. H. Chapin John Hampton, or the
Progress Of Popular Liberty.
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CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1888,
~ PAPER STATIONERY of every variety, at low
prices Books made TO pattern with pnted he ,dng PACED
Ac Circulars Checks Notes, &C. furnished m style re-
qured FRANCIS X Lol ihhb'
Statoners Printers and Book Binders No II Madenane
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rJ,HE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or.

l. ssnzsd under the laws Of feonsylvs, with capital
o. elo.e0C0 propose embsnins IN the manufacture Of
Railroad Iron, 1T Johnsoun, Penssyyai The Locations
they have secured offer advantages superior confidently
believed any other In this country. Iron Ores seu-
bituminous Coal Limestone, and nearly every article nequr
ed Tor the of Iron exist in lDexhsastbe qsn
ties on the spo and these deposits now worked, sn1
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other known
point occupied for the manufacture Of Iron The Penn
syyana Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop
ery each other q, tse spot where The mineral
veins thoroughly opened out and which location
Tor s other advantages for facility Of manufacturing ss1
vicinity poPuos borough has been selected for the -
tabshment OF Railroad Iron Works and for tbs erection o.
other blast furnaces 10 addition 10 .toss nov opera
ton.
The attentics ofespitss disposed sbzs IN enter.
prise which Offers renunerating proht On Tho low
prices Of before the OF the last month";
and which PROMISES be very lucrative while anything nks
present pyrye and also VI Riroad Companies dea
rous Of making Tor Iron Rails 10 b delivered
10 1856, is called TO thus enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature Of bs Practical Iron Aes.
chants Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property, and who desire to procure additional sohsc
tons carry out with ssfety and spirit busnec equr.
nx large cash capital Be- had AZ the once II the Agent
Tor The Provisional Company SIMEON DRAPER
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pRoApwAY THEATERooES;, a > sn Win e per-
ID Sole Iessee.--ThlS EVENING"
nimed the ballet Of ,, ,~n SrI-rlED.
n, pov Nr Dayidse Mrs Box ;,;,S US '@'-'~
M Box saNGF pU SE NUT pETE,, ,us Bol.n
Sehm........M Mons. Cornet YEP xy,f.,s Revenge.
Dc Wee Bland Ap'ss S de .s and fslsue,
Doors open a. q; commence al ,s Boxes Is and ~
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CEMS FROM FABLE LAND: n Col
" LECTION or FABLES ILLUSTRATED BY FACTS. by
Mu GLAND Bourne. fresh, attractive and valuable
bcoi for young and old Embelshed with nearly 100 In
SCRlBNER No. rs Sassau-st.
To be had II All Bookseers.
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RURTON's THEATER-Chambers-st-

RURTONs -Chambers-st-
~ THIS EVENING, Dec q, VIII be played,
Tsones P PsS,os dy yG Mis- Ws.on
ONE THOUSAND MiLLINERs
Joe bssss. M Burton Angelica Todd Mrs. Hushe.
Boxes and Parque 50 cents Second Circle % cents Pm.
vste Boxes IS; Orchestra Chain, rs cent.
NIBLO's GARDEN-JoHs sEyros, Mar,
~ sssr.-THls EVENING, Dec 20,
Thsnsr.......Mr Howard Ksdsc Nj Couyers
PteTisIsus Aestsyer 0linska. Mrs Bueklsnd
Alder X han Mr.. Csriieh Oneiza. Mrs. Conover
Drolinsko.. Mr. Jefferson sKeperdess Mrs Pine
IcSets 80 cents; Private Boxes - Doom open stet To
commence at H.
NIBLO's CONCERT SALOON.-THEO-
~ poRE EISFELDs CLASSICAL oUARTETTE
sOlREE, the Third OF the third season viii take place
MONDAY, January 5, 1853 Tickets 81 each To com
mence at 8 O'Clock.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ CHRISTMAS HOL1DAYs-TOM THUMB .nd the
called the Sea se pefos IN e water rom to
and from 6. to ie P II. The PETRiFfED HORSE ana
and The nG@ aHG Spectacle Of E P@RTY TaEE
Al tbs Eyening TON THINE and the romantic spec
Admittance 10 the whole Museum the Entert1 nments
&c, rs cents Seats in the Parquet, 2i cents extra
CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHTrHEA.
TIER No 81 Bowey-R. SANDS Co, Propnetors-
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Grand
Change OF Performances for the
HOLIDAY WEEK.
Mr. J. ]. NATHANS in his magnificent Four Horse
Act. FRANK PASTOR will perform his great and dar-
ing someret Act on Horseback. w. ROCKFORD in
his Double Somerset Act two entire evOluOns
vault G. SHERWOOD, for the first time this season.
in bis beautiful Horse Act Of the Reaper. DR.. BIAS,
SET will introduce ponies Cinderella and Osceola W
their wonderful trained feas Of magic. Mater JESSE
SANDS IN his classic OF Horsemsnship w. KINCADE
the Wild Indian Chief Act horseback. The Shpwreck
ed Sailor Boy, by Master MSANDS Post ming, Wanting
Ar ne all IN
circles and 10 conclude with Inc magnificent spectacle Of
MAZfPPA
Prices Of admissOn-Boxes, 25 cents; Pit 12l. Doors
open at g.. performance TO commence at II o'clock
Performance Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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AIT as APPLIED % the Elegancies OF Life will take
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec. %, at Hope
Chapel No 40 Broadway, at O'clock Tickets for the
mslnder OF the course 70 cents. To be bad Of Hall
son, No 239 Broadway; WILLIAMS l. STEVENS, No.
35S Broadway, and at the door.
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A NNUALS, GIFT BOOKS andJUVENILE
~ GAMES with large variety of other articles snita
bic for the Holidays viii be sold at the lowest Prices by
ABRAHAM MAZE,
No 25T Bleecksrst. opposite lie Roytst.
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A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of STAND.

IA ARD and ILLU STRATED WOKhS-Adapted 10,
New Years Presents including all the New Enssh ana
American Publications, Annals, Giit books &C, VIII
- f1nnd AZ EVANS l. BRITTAN'S,
No. on Broadway, corner OF 4tA-st
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ITO BOSS Premiership advertiser

ITO TEACHERS.-The Board of Education
Il Of the City Of Newark, y. J. VIII meet on FRIDAY.
the 3st December inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of ths West
Wsrd Pubic School, for the purpose Of exznn apph
Giants or tie situation Of Principal ard Assistant Ia the fe
ale Department Of the Public Schools IN that city Two
Princirsl and two Asssn required Salary Of Prir
cipsi, s5to Of Asss-snts- s5o
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
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ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED POETIC

l. 'LEOAN LII lLi-tSl hhlTl' CbAiS-
H AL WORKS all handsomely Boutd IN Morocco eK.
TIA, &c.-Published by d. APPLETON Co.. NO. 10
Broadway. - - -
TIE WORKS OF TIE BRITISH POETS, from Ben
Jopson 70 tie present time With Biographical and Critical
Introduction. BY Dr. Akin and others Illustrated with
hIty Steel Engraving Three vols royal Svo IN various
STYLES of bkding.
Rch exqu.e example Of English poetry aud sussestve Of
gfiu heyone volumes the huEuase ha
Containing the pos and beauty Of knsh poetry
fThe Inns.
"ousht 10 Cad it. way INTO every larys library the unol
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ro sHIp.oWNFRs and MAsTERs-For

ale ckeap complete set OF Engsh hart. with sal
- arctiors for the Nerth and South Atlantic and Pa
cifc Oeesns including tie Salts Of Mag In sn1 tne pay
80 Hsrbor of Sen FRANCISCO from recent surveys. af %
tie Ia gee; scale published Apply TO GU Al" OoD'
No ~ Watsrst.
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CALESsIEN WANTED-Parties who have
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eah and .hortne buyers Of dry goods carpets or tz1cy
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