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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01


~ paper are issned IN the New England
States, SIG in the Middle States, 7I6in the
Southern States, and 784 in the Western
Tic average circulation Of papers in the
United States IS 785 There is one publi-
cation foreTery ,161 free inhabitants in the
Dnited States and Territories.
The following table shows the area, and
Tie number of inhabitants to the square
lnile in each state and Territory IN the I'm
s.
Alaine 10000 533, 1873 10, "A
y. ire $3.50 317,964 34,2G
ermo 1922 313,G11 1907
N 800 994 100 Ire u
hpd land 1900 147,544 1885,
onneeficut 674 370,791 1913
New or geo 8 ,097 1874 81, sc
New j ersey 800 489, 555 90,04
Pennsslga 10000 22,3I1, 1856 50,25
Delaware 2, 40 9I,535 43,64
ATarya 1856 $50, OBS 92,31
Virginia 61,352 1,42I, 661 %, II
N Carolina $4,000 868,908 1876
S Carolina $4,000 668,507 27,2s
Georgia $4,000 905,999 1855
Alabama 50,722 771,671 1921
Mississippi 47,I56 606,555 12,St
Louisiana 46,431 51I,974 II o:
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
HEIDI, STODDART & CO.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL Dealers IN
los{.lgQ,
Ii Il "a V-E8-- $50
ows AND sEgoHs.

b = = . ~ - % = y y =, ~ -
Corner Cutio@ Water SIS, 4EoJ7c, 1la.
JNo HGvEY, ALEX. SroDDART,
). W, FIELD, JAMES TAdy.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
Planters, Traders and citizens generally, TO our
Very Erte'isire Stork Of tile above articles
which have been selected with the greatest care
as regards material and workmanship, especially
for this market
We are at ali times prepared 10 furnish to the
Trade, every style OF Goods IN oug Ene, at salts.
factory prices, and would respectfully solicit or
dcrs.
Oct 3rd, 1850 24-6m.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
Senatorial Term.


Besides the Florida contest, nWhich Air
Yulee claims the seat of Mr. Mallory in The
u. S. Senate. there is another question rails
ed which begins to create a good deaIof ats
tention, asst affects more seats than one, and
has an important bearing on some pending
elections The right of Senator Pratt, of
Maryland, is denied, on the ground that it
was not competent for the Legislature to.se-
leet him in 1910, for term which did not
commence until after the 4tho Of March, 1851,
IN the recess of the Legislature. The pres
ent Legislature of Maryland, it is said, will
claim the right of election, and preliminary
to that, a formal remonstrance has been adj
dressed to the Senate against the lawfulness
.of NIr. Pratt's election. The bread ground
assumed IS, thata Legislature cannot elect IN
anticipation 0f vacancy which is to occur
after its own legal adjournment. The new
term fal which Dir. Pratt was chosen CONF
nienced 81 the ath Ct March last wien his
late term The l.egisa ture which
elected him xpiFed c0nstitntionallY on the
Oth 81 arch, IS eontended that
latnfe eeeded It's power n anticl-
paang ms yac pey, an3 That the llght to I'LL
& aelo.Nea On tae next Succeeding l4eglsla-
turc which IS chat nov II gisEence, which
meet January zinc argument assumes
4 that tileTe would pe - equal eht to antici-
pate AGENCIES happening Of as one
Ehappsning one year beyon the legislative
tern. aud that Pratt inigllt ell hafl
Ilbeen chosen fog two erms of SIX years
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.



u spectiuly invite tlie 49, = y = -
citizens of Columbus and the surrounding conn-'
Ary 10 their large and handsome stock of Goods.
Just received and now opening consisting o.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods oieyery style and
wuris1y Cioihing, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes
comprising all the new styles, for Ladies', Gem
tlemen and Children Hardtrare Mails, Iron,
Castings Wedding Hoes, Trace Chains &C., Sad
slies, Brides. MarfingGles &C.. Crockery, Glass
Wood AMI IYRlop Ware, and az other articles
usually Kept ~ their line
ia addition 70 Which we have just received
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STYLES OF
glPR b IN CT GOO D59
oonsistinaof Gfenadines Tissues Coln,n5ians ORR
cntais, Baisa1Re5 Fr0ich Jaconcfs, Bqreges, .Al-
bouui Cteets. Pad SIX Tissues. Organdies, Eng
iist and Frgacf Prints, PriHted Ldien, French
Mnains B9gadire, En5roiaea Mi@liNs, Se. &C.
ALoU--We expect s0ont 70 receive some 5000
pnir of kuSSErS And We invite our friends 10
AZ oi which We willscIl on ns goods terms
ieither ioI cash q on usual timel as can be
Dopg.t9 9ny good house "a tho city Of Mobile
C0IAkf, HUMPHRIES e BILLUPS.
fe0y y, 1851 45-ly
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swelY once, tor one OF two andone OF
a decision adverse to Alt Pratt 81 these
grounds would not rfectQu election ii .6o
lslana Ihe preseut islaturo has con
stitutiona existence oni oyenibes
eight months after the term 81 gen. DoEns
expires lhe acaney, rfore, occurs d 1s
ring their legal tern. e. Pc
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
Curious Names of Members of Congress

Some quidnunc has been amusing himself
with some odd speculations on the cognom-
inal peculiarities of the next Congress. He
says that il will be in color, Gray, Green
and Brown, with considerable White. 1t
will have, from Kentucky alone, (for build
ing,) Wood, Stone, Clay and Mason; and
the House will contain such handicrafts-men
as a Miller, Taylor, Carrier, Fuller, Chand-
Ter and Miner, together (for its amusement
with Harper, and to furnish it game, a
Fowler and Hunter There is Hunter,
also, in the Senate, which boasts, too, of its
Cooper, Miller and Mason, and of course q
Smith The elements are to be yell mixed
IN the composition of the body. New York
furnishes Wells, Brooks and Snow, and New
Hampshire supplies Hale There will be
something good to drink at the Capitol; for
Virginia sends Meade, and Missouri Porter;
aud to cat, New York sends Fisll, and Iowa
Ia Hennl Music, too, from two Bells, be.
sides 4 Campbell, and though a republican
Legislature, the Senate viii have one KING,
aud the House two, besides McQueen, and
. supply Of Gentry, aud ono lfay-lord W
offset SO much nobility, Tennessee throws ii
a Savage, and North Carolina an OUTLAW
aud Badger There will be al sorts 0
men there Horace Mann, Glingnan, Chap
nai, Penniman, besides Senator AIangllm
land Dir. Price, whose christian name i
Rodman. Vermont and Mississippi M!
each have Eoote there, but this viii b
balanced b. the 1Iore-head Kentucky sends
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S. - ~.

CoLuuuus Division No. o, Soxs CT TEMPER
AEcE.-Ihr stated meetings of this Division, are
held az Temperance Hall al Columbus, every
Tuesday evening at clock.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
ED MG ~ GDGB MD SEX,
HENRY & CO.,
Importers and Dealers In Foreign and Do
meslic Dry Goeds


Corner Cont and Byotc Streets, MOBILE.
Are constantly receiving by Foreign Arrival
aud from the best manufacturers in the country
New ahd SeasoHd5Ee GOODS adapted TO tbs
Southern trade, TO Which they invite the attentions
of Wholesale and Raul Purchasers.
PLANTATIOE GOODs.
Tn greatyariety Blankets, Kerseys. Linseys,
Osnaburgs Brown ShTtangs Sheetihgs, Bleach-
ed do, Striped Donesties Denims, Couonades,
Twecdes, Kentucky Jeans, Sattinets, Bed Tick
ings, Checks, 8ae-
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Oct 3, 1850 24--6ul.
S. ID ALLEN, j. q. BANKS,
Ngble 1sSculooSd.
ALLEN q BANKS,
COMMISSION JLERCH4N7sS,
MOBILE, ALA.
Liberal advances viii be made on Cottoneon-
signed 70 tier care
April 1854 4-U
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01


K0ssUTH s PERSONAL ARR scr
kpssufh's personal appearance says the =
York Times IS much noblel than the de-
seriptions given lad led ps to suppose. lie
is not tall but robust, with calni, clear
and somewhat abstfacted countenanee, hne,
mild ewes, high forehead, small hands, a
not heavy beard md great dignity ard
ease of lnanner &c speaks English with
less yolnbihty than ne bad Seckcd, but
with idiomatc accuracy and grea teneth b.
His nanner IN speaking superb Every
gesture is graceful and effective is voice
is sweet aud strong; there Is no nlonotany
ID manner or matter. He speaks with great
power and with perfect grace whole
soul is in bis cause, aud he therefore exeris
commanding eject.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
NEW SERIES, VOL. 2 NO 80.

Extract. - We presume, therefore that
your return to Europe is to organise these de-
tails into mercantile form, 50 as to place the
movement On sound business footing, and
that little can be done until you return, or
until We hear from you. Inthe interim, VIC
viii accept the Mobile Agency, and will
be prepared to do all that may be necessary to
carry forward the important ends that arc in
contemplation.
every respectfully, your ob'tserY'ts,
s1IARRIsON Il RoBINsoN.'
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01

movement is On foot at " ashIngton To-
annex the Sandwich Islands. Eoote has
nothing q with The California sena-
tor, Alr dRin seems to BE a tie bottom
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01

LlleTal ailVances VII pc nude On Coffonco
signed TO their care.
April 1891. d-tf
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- going fosh Of OhrstisAity end should tAaessrs be
Isg.rded - part and parcel OF the Wade systeu Il
at which aoss forth 10 make al like unto itsslf ana
therefore Christianity brief He IVES rsiocsd to be-
aosed ths opportunity Of partskug In that work AZ
- Eefent period the missionary abors are as esseptal
= ase OhsistiaDng efforts homo In regard to the
00suties Of such work hs suspected that there were
10 distractions abroad than there home
and therefore he had the most saognue expectations of
guece In Africa He bad additional going
thers IN the fact that this Porign Missionary deity
Ase sndasyortd TO nsti ant save d0crues among the
natives He concluded by hoping tn many OF the
ssCersgatou again when be returned to this coustry
II Chairman then introduced Or LAssra, Who
q the he Ook Ia this mission and aoped yet
the dag when sill that part o. hopia where the mission
vas founded would be Chraianizsd tie considered
Yople ready receive the light the Gospel
ths Africans for they have especal and wonld
M efore be the likely receive the fsith
PeroDa rpeekipg he regretted that he had not been
born to be missionary and he really felt kind envy
q nOe young men who were about to set out the
glorious enterprise
TIE TREAspnEa then Btimated that collection would
b. made in order to dsy the expenses OF tho present
nisfiOn
The CHAIRMAN made fev observations with regard TO
1e nine missionaries goDg forth ard begged to
sare them that great OF public Interest
osuter ed In Them and w0ud DO the prayers
offered ND for their fuccess
The Rev Mr. rDoMPsoN displayed a number NJ African
ouYiositits. and explained their nature and
TheproceedBgs were concluded by the snsicg Of the
missionary lynn "
DR. Cole Miss Mcguire, Mr. end Mrs Burton, Miss Aid
rich, Mr. and Mrs Thompson, Mr.. A1lcer aud Miss Sax
ton They depart TO morrow, in the bark Martha
Clarke.
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POLL ClCAI..


~ tseAs meeting Ct ibis Committee held the 18th
81
& q s
ssy are 70 attend primary Gle TO be held
day. s%ss iss
O'clock. and three o'clock, r. NJ, for shs purpose Of
Three nsnSsrs II the General Committee for she year
Ward COMMITTEES, to CONSIST Of afsssn persons, and
Five each Tsrd 10 the Democratic Rspus
hessyes Iha. ihe primary election Be held At the places
And q, ESQ member Of this Committee DO and Is hereby
rqu SIZED 10 name one inspector for the rmsry cleo
stos fro this ss bis sssoaiats ms@Ssrs sh. name
s @ ali sns
.sn fHs ss lS' y in the
place, q hslapg seson, and the inspectors were
John Dalton, saml. Aud. chas Cannon. % Beaver
aAlfrsa Chancellor. Thos J. Rodgers, Jas Mckinley,
-a.nssh HeMsion. Dan. Mooney. A. J. xocsrty. al2
1.Wn. Drew, chss H. conaday Pat. Boyle. No. DIVER
Es-Ismusl Webster. VIM. Francis, VIM. Applsyard. IS
6.Thomss Ryan. James Hogan. David ROrdcn. Sixth
oeo O. Glssr. n. Gregory. Augustus oliver, l7s Nsd
.s4s.s S.si .,s p..sss . .sass p Belts
's%s
three days nesioe I. b given.
-
Ward Hotel, ctraer Bfoome ard Forsyth strsets.
u-Edward Penny, ira BerAard Kelly, Sebrss Simmons,
e9a avenue c.
2-Wm; Hancock. TAes Nuseat, Jos csary, xoosnna
corner Of Broadway aud iU0th street.
isM 7. Br,ans Robers Whitaker, Samuel D. waiser
l6 Clinton street.
Democrats Headquarters, corner Of Grand and Elizabeth
streets
.iS-wm Town, A. +. miyor. W. R. Ronaida IL Amity
IS-nark T1oms. A. M snissn. Stephen N. cronkrisht
Bsslas's, Ies v ..t Seventeenth ,t,set.
E-Maaus Kelly, ntbeny s. Woods, Issao vermiIyes
Fri naship Tavern Twelfth street, between First avenue
and avenue A. - 80
Union Hail. Twenty street and Third AVENUE
l9--Fysncis kcBsrron. John gsau, David Wood, EgAn
seed store Forty second street between Third AID Fourth
a~Jamss P. DAM. Don. Rysr, John Bice 273 Seventh
appointed shall decline 70 or any yssanos thal
Otherwise eoour tbs rs5 aai,g isspotors arc hereby .u
TO appoint smother person t. aot an la case the
determine to change tho place
boldEs primary election in any ward they shl
public notice thoropt la tho Democrat and Hi RAID.
Resolved That the thanks OF this COMMITTEES returned
su.ustps sehel Esq. chairman. and ganas Philips,
and Jofeph Aiton, Eqrs, teorstsries for the able and
lmpsrs which they have discharged tasir du
ties dur nj The past yesr
J JSss B. i y IRON. Secretaries
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tstrE for tne mon N eniua 2ta 80 lei
~ mand tee osishius face that q rty root
Nras of ppuonary aausrmnion hrgo hnsr completed N
xn,sfea ~ tho octor ncr thp ~ lay Oct her lSl
Gus srov'ng sithor tufhsr esdescs, thi nctve
se 1tnes of stuegs Compound sytprc ~ ffnts, For
YsfiruirrF oftNr scvnrf tbs W " this lay ~
'ht ~ NshN 80 50 u ssroi 5tte ff9 tha geEcrs
~ = " haesinfs IN Awey 70 NAom ~ CON aunI
ssSas htul eaaartssve.
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ss hnTdy trappes for no 20 have PICKED the
most exquisite stock OF furs that has
store Bis ors may from its busy appearance termed
also latter only BY fars
these magnificent style hats OF Knoxs manufacture
There questi hut that Knox hat knocks all other
hats into the shade This Of their most a
tcss and we think very satactory reason why they
should DO fst old and young xcntsnen AID
sober uttsrians quest oned will nina ont Of
zen be found with Knox hat in their possession KNOXS
AAt store. i28 Fulton street.
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VI sY.-MhllN-
ssats Par sian nanufse tured obtanod ~
h agepc, ths country 10 Dlsecker sroct.
prices than ohsrsed by manufacturers
asy for tho in tAted article this ladies' and
scverins, call 81 SMITHS, No 10 Rireeier ltrsss
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~ OAn-W NTED--A PERSON Wtru THIS
I,OOV sm,uut, which. II Invested, and bis ps-son-
al Az nten avon VI gha ACQUIRING bnsines from
Sal00 20 80 600 viii DO reaod yesrly. Tho aticics made
have no IN The world. For In srvew, al 1res
with name nSd zesidcnce. box io9 Post eti,eo
Cu Dnn WANFEp--A PARTNER WiTH ruE
SSIU above amouetA porsou DESTROYS Of = nlisng
5000 per hnd such IN cpportH
witty ~ Addressing y T., iera onoe with NJ 40, sso
sstafnosory exp sHn lian given upon "a inNrvisw
Cd 0OO-To INVEST, WIru me SERVICES or
&OsVOO az active business man, In any rsepoctlble
aud psyina psslti n. Adsr,ss "ltnas Hovsd ofise
$4,000 -.wANTEn, A p,HrNEs. WITH rsoH
RcOOV. 5000 20 $40 600 In inh Al esssb shsi
haualg and eNcharEe hufinas Ia WsN street. Adde'S D.
G., Herald eiboe. wish real nslne and sddrese
A LIGHT eFNTrEL MANUFACTURING BUsIsGss
. tart oes ~ steel and brass pastar pth 500
Soc wanted Tho tcss arr IN general u.s. sss
With lre prtft and may 10 carried 10 sny sns TO
nan who rouc aiso his Attention 70 the business ~ bs
ter char could ofs- Adlrsf Guilinr Win zeal rmo
snd rssidcnrs, Herald oHioo.
MAST --A YOrN0 MAJ, VtTut cArfrAt or
~ Il ihrra " hro Alufrei fafiN@s H. trFs Nv $50
rast Ia ~ sstAslishei Addtesf rsssH6s ues&
MeA
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Masonic Notice. The Members Of Indspes-
Ssnt Roy al Arch Lodge No. particularly requ b,
10 pupCtu3l In their At O'Clock this evening
their of BroS and Crosby strest shs
being the regular meeting fog the election of ooors BY
srasr Of the W. NJ r. FHIBBS, Secretary.
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% 1RANK BENNETT a. .O.'s l5l Broadway The hnoss
roneh lambs weoi cloth, tbs chsst Lyons velvet
kos 10 selling NJ vastly redu sed prices 1T abe
above nam.d sssabLthneat. Although held At such ex
ceeeingiy low not exosed by the most cost
u In the Of their manufacture abe ale
their FORMS the peculiar wsn which thcy
90 the figure. In the holiday nothing
s:eld BE- more apprepste acceptable And usoiu than
81 thpec beautiful cloAhs sail animation Of the
sshrich extensive and various in every rospeetis most
reopeetfuuy sell cited.
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resergesion tho very beat ever invented wrre
pvted 5yss EQuaily celebrated l. Goursud ksdicaed
~ pirnp roohlcs salowness chaps, rough
Fonira subtle uproots h.r from part ths
,ody. Lqud Rouge. lily White, and ar Gloss NO. ~
f.hes street, rear Broadway.
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Presents for ,a,e Observation-Disclosures who
wish 20 Or ssrt With suit II olothes
femA ded that The eotbing estsbmoat VI H. l. FOSTER,
rtlani ssreet is the suitable place buy clothing
81 every description.
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stek Of fashionable winter aothog 10 very Largo and
et IN style Of md garments WILL from this date
sn every ger nsns 9. resn = roduosion Of prices
# afsctnre. Our friends will favor with early
AL and mako their selections from beautiful stock Of
fNlnss, winter wrappcs cents eonts sscks bu
nsss frechs &c although the stock large the
tasty tbisgs will be seeci ed d. J, DErLIN.
- md IS John street, corner Of Nassau.
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rsas cal 81 good N neurala and 0anrhtcr too sho
40 Sean much bes eHttrd by II indeed, voul
thing for ths wgae world 4
.oaatrdl biedicssNrs Hall us tivogtsn str set.
y g5f hotkle Depot 100 Eassaa stfset
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Cnrlstmas Pr csenSs Ladies'. IL You wish "a

Chflstmas Pr csenss -t.adiea, IL yOu wish tO
Ale suitable presents for the holidays obtain At
1e. Of the mott beautiful pas'sras Gsstls men, you
iii return the psmcnt obtain suitabe boots
and lushns Alpine button boots toilet ppers Write satn
and linen CATERS sppsrs Sc, with boys, misses and
MILLEk'S, 1874 Canal stresk
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ADVERTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAi.
AsrSEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -GA
THE TURF.

DIED H0UeE PLEASURE GROUNDS-TROTrING.-p
H purse Of $5 will OF Tuesday the 2st Decsm
ber ~ ~ O'Clock. mile heats best In under saddle G.
Brooks enters BIZ Luoy Neal owner enters Dr. Fanny
=. LUfF, Preprieto.
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& Berkei, Msnusactur

spt,eians No i5i Broadway One 81 hss jutt
rid with most tp ncid selection of OpsrA Gtes and
siiast iDBtFdrnss ia geuefa nong rhch ARE
3 sses app oprihte tor noiidsy pregeuta
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Think n Momen t.--Is 10 not reasonable that
shcss who their SHOULD produoe
sstce 70 those who arc practically with III
elegant meesk hatprices - and 80. They fel ocrtsn
AAs cir merits will DO appreciated Hat Fuishers Union,
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fsr tho bcbt discovered 0oloor tho Aair or
sAtera the moment IL applied The sraerfui $50 aud
seirty with which this tsyorte ard eli I'd hair
ye orrir rstonhug " IL Cor snis sppSd al
lAfCHbLoR'5 vgis factory. Nau stgeet
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az wig p.onouneea the most refs Naitt,on Ok
WV invoasl Thoas waatsg very superior arcisc
raoule cali at RATrHsLOR5 celebrated Wig factory. No.
al srSet where 70 fopnc ina Target sad
scrtrsnt IN the eitJ. Co ~ tho ndaross
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The most Beautiful Present Tor the APP
preach no ays % Rect truthful daus pss
either IN o. hs beautiful gold loeksts
o. heh he has choice variety Crayou
tyDes taken @ny BY ROOT No $50 nFosdway Picturss In
any weather.
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gard for the interests OF every one impes EbhINS TO
vcuk that his famous shirt Depot neither 4 81
the prLr insisted having in the Herald few aays
sines but asi Droadway whore tine STARTS are made 70
nsAaare fer 81 80 and 81.
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plsys-ALFRED MUNRoE & Co, 81 Broadway, inyit
tdtes and others interested Ia the hcss Of thu
boys tho spproash OF Christuas and New Year
- call and examine choice variety Of articles
a.etkiag suitable Tor the youngsters With suit
siDtAss they will be oh bettsr able to enjoy thsr ethe
1epesuts Of books, toys so.
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Holiday GpOd-.--A Rich Assortment Of
sAaics she'll dress combs The variety braec
styles the imported and hons Manufacture
larry portable dressing Pszfumery &c. at tho toilet
tvrAiahins ft0ro, 3s7 Broadway
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Toilet slippers.-I.asiIes will fiud xt Cam

Uels, No. 336 bowory moot appropriate gift for their
smen acquain.ances his Of rich ele-
Sant embroidered toilet sppersa that
aA to be acceptable 10 posse sag GRO
ser xppreciat Of comfort The dema
the lat holiday great thas q nber
we're disappointed from CANTRsLLs inability 20 supply
all his orders. Apply tsrly.
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Hon. IIe ratio seymour rnc UNDER ~ ned
bag inform the public that they Just publ
sader the kind patronage the Young Mons noorats
Usin Club ns likeness Of aon. Horato Sc, mour Gov
oEncY OF New York drawa stone by Crehen.
G0U PIT CO., 269 Broadway.
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s.v.n Gold and SILVER Medals have re-

emily been awarded 70 Singers Sewing in
sa rent States Which attes. .he high opinions tho moa
have boon troduced, with immense advantage and prct
Rsa iaapy different branches " manufaoturss and she
yroanots large amounts. for sale the
JA and hese machines in operation at the once Of
u. SIo GER CO., 2S5 Brsasway.
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IsdssS GOl~ Ereastpins.-Ovcr 200 Patterns
in6s, osrd trnit knives, petees osns ehAesius
a. tie priccs fer Fsctory aud sales
spes, 3Sl Broadway M stairs cornsr White etrc.s.
DAVID RAFT, Asnnfeet nring Jswcller.
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Holiday Prcsents-Useful, Agreeable and
desrahleThe ladies will find desirable their
de- and osneeiay for Their st aITCHCOCK
street. nsndsSne dresses from soesns piece upwards
for their lady friends and certainly nothing
das
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minor frclts Of dresa Is inc senteen who
.ssend winter parties and mako holiday yisits We
4eud all fashionable 10 visit AG arE5 256
Who're Of cravats sears gloves and other
GAAs descriptions Of tres res - unequallcd.
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Iao! For the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL close
- hand and the children rejoicing 10 tho prospect Of
r 3rolc and lots toys you wish crafty by,
~ carly to rUTTILS Emporium No. 5i5 Broad.
futile the active business parner OF old Santa
C1s1s, and has all his choicest gifts on hand.
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M dealsA large lot, pure white and perfect just
rived and or sale IN the lot or by ae single Dia
Asads seA IN rres pins earrings 60 Factory
Ne prsnae SSl broadway corner bite street. stairs.
DAVID RAFT, Importer.