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Observation-Disclosures great.

M ONOEhT OLTAlliDiI lON- HC SlCht-
w est NATURAL CURIOSITY in the known World
beinga PET RlFlED GROUP, consisting OF = HORSE and
its INDIAN RIDER, with AZ enormous SERPENT coied
them. The wh J. il in most perfect petcd state
ITeseIton The the serpenis enormous az TO
appear incredible ing about A. feet in length and about
feet in Tcunf This astonishing specimen was found
in the southern part Of South America, by Mr. Abel G1rden
Of Manchester, England tpresen's most wonderful ep
pearanee being the curiosity that man ever behed
The serpent must have b. soned by poison ID AFRO"
shaft which thrust into It by the Indian rider IN ME
sIufgle Of doionte. $500
1he above Group will be put exhibition for short
time before taking Europe at the Society Library Lee
Re ON, No 348 Broadway, NewYork commencing on
WEDNESDAY. Dec l. Tho price Of admit ,nce IL put at
3 cents 70 give every opportunity 70 see " ana
should fell 70 improve Il. Doors open from A. NJ
until 10 Z. NJ.
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SUPERB GIFT BOOKS.-JOHN p. JEW
- EFT Co. Bcston have published the following su-
peTbly illustrated Cir Books:
HEAVEN AND ITS SCRIPTURAL EMBLEMS.

-
~ EFT 4 Co., Boston have published the following
peIby illustrated Cir Books:
HEAVEN AND ITS SCRIPTURAL EMBLEMS
REV RUFUS W. CLARK.
Thiswok sntelded by the reverend and talented author
HI Place much neglected in the Git BOOK literature
Of cur county viz the Religious Department lie haspre
senfed Picture Of Heaven drawn with graphic power and
eloquenc from Scripture emblems Billings has illustrated
II with i've Original Designs engraved on steel which we
quste pencil Of Billings himself In paper printing and
binding we intend shall be iiultless possible
In vol syo Price, in cloth 81 30 cloth gilt 81 % Iu
UNCLE fOMs CABIN-sY MRS II. 3. STOWE.
ResteeOtyped in octave volume, with steel Portraits
Of Mrs Stowe and Little Eva aud illustrated with One Hun
bred Oneinsl Designs BY Billings engraved the hi ghest
style of Wood Engraving by ten Of the most stlaglshed
artists IN America IL intention 20 make OF tins one OF
the splendid volumes 70 It's engraylngs its paper
printing end binding issued from the American press
Il will be ready Dee Price in cloth q a. cloth gilt -
50, Turkey So
Orders from the trade for the above works are most
Books in Press.
THE BOOK or ONE Tho SAND ANECDOTES
Humorous Grave and Witty. An inter sting book BY NJ
TIE SHADY SIDE; Or Life in a Country Parsonage.
THE PHiL0sOPHY OF MYSTERIOUS AGENTS
Publishing in numbers. Nos and ready. BY DR. r.
exrosed in these able pamphlets Of DR. Rogers the author
showing exclusively that these rappn proceed in phys
zeal and not from spiritual causes -.
THE AUTOGRAPHS OF FREEDOM Beng c2ntri,
buttons 10 the OF Humanity by the mos distinguished
philanthIOpists Of America and England.
TIE TRIAL BY JURY. BY Lysander Spooner An
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, IN GERMAN We have in
press and shall issue as possible this grea. wors Ia
the German language 10 being translated by Prot Hat
ton one Of the most Distinguished German scholars IN tis
country We shall issue 1t in one vol syo double columns
Orders from the trade solicited
J0HS P JEwETT 4 Co. Boston, MIS-.
And JEwETT, PROCTOR L WoRfHlNGroN'
Cleveland Ohio
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Mr.. DEMPSTER r

TABERNACLE. - Mr.. DEMPSTER re-
Il spectully that in consequence OF tIe sue
CO.'S which has attended his BALLAD ENTERTAIN
MENTS, be viii sung again, on TUESDAY and THURS
DAY EVENINGS, Dec and Q. Songs on Tuesdy; The
SpCt Where Was Born-MoDing, Noon and Night-Jo1n
Anderson Ny JoMy Heart Is Like Silent Lute-A Mans
a Man for a. Tlst-The Barring O. the Door-Lament OF
tie Irish Emigrant-Let Us Love One Another-My Boy
Tammy-Tbe Rainy Dsy-oh, Happy Was tie Gloimins
-AIdI May Queen three parts Tic sets for this
casiOn. Is c, nts To commence az u o'clock.
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EUROPEAN and AMERICAN LITERA-

IL TURE-INTERNATIONAL ARRANGEMENT
SAMPSON LOW, son CO., Export and Import BOOK
sellers between Great Britain and America beg 10 announce
Il at their extensive premises on Lusgate HILL London are
now opened the sale of American Books and congn
neuis forwarded their shall receive their best aten
ton They have also secured facilities for supplying copies
OF English and foreign Books new and secondhand 70 any
extent and upon reasonable terms whcs VIII be foE Arded
BY theu Agents in SewfoTk, any part Of the States
viii promptitudt and dispatch.
4 Co undertake, for the benefit OF American An
theTs the publication Of their Works IN England sH
UNANIMOUSLY with III appearance in tbs country, secars
q copyrights Of the Works they publish both IN England
aud France. ..
One Of the fr who has been sometime travelling N he
States will to Europe the llth Of December
requiring immediate attention may there
foce, b. directed un1l that ese 70 the ese OF Aess
HARPER 4 BROTHERS FrsnkllnsTudre, New York
Reftrees-Messr.. Harper Brothers, and Bags
Brother, New-York
Lcrdon. No. A LudgAte Hill. Nov. IS
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n, rpsisa.d ssery TUESDAY and FRIDAY "a. Price
u er .saal- Ta0 copies to1 3 Ten for 50. AoveI-
I<yoo1.s osn.s e. iiio ftr e.i.h j. 8egtiou.
GREELEY a Mcf.LHATi. Publishers
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NIBLOs GARDFN-.JoHS sETros. Man

NIBLOs GARDEN-JoHS SETTos. Man
sON-TpIs EVENING, Deco, VII be performed the eel-
''''"D oi''' TIE TIE CROWN DIAMONDS.
De ssncoval. Mr. Hudson Diana. Miss A. rcourt
UAveyEo. ...... Mr. Messyer Reboledo. .. Mr. T1omas
Ticket 80 cents Private Boxes S. Doors open nj T. 10
pURTON's THEATER-C hambers-st.-
- THIS EVENING, Dec 8, viii be played
DAVID COPPERFlELD
MrMeswber. Mr. Buron Mrs Mieswber Mrs sseFrett
Misc Betsy TrotwOOd. ..... Mrs. haghes
one THOUSAND MILLINERS WANTED.
Joe Bass...........Mr Burton Apseiics Mrs Hushss
Doom 5pen Al u O'Clock; performances commence a.
Boxes and iarauet . cents Second Circle Is cents; Pm
vs'c Boxes s.; Orchestra Chairs, IS cents.
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ SEA TIGRESs, ALIyE-largtst in the word-goes
ihossn IL performance IN the water every osy s
hours wen The rest q the Curoses TINS Evening
at u O'Clock, TIE ORPHANS DREAMS. THIS e..er-
noon at O'Clock. WANTED ONE THOUSAND YOUNG
MlLLINERS, and MARRi 10 and SETTLED.
Aduittanes 70 the whole Museum, aas Of s.atu4y me
Picture Gallery, Chinese Saloon, Living Animal he En-
tsTaiaments &c, Is cents Seats the Prquet NE extra
CIRCUS NETWORK AMPHITHEA-
- TER, 40 81 BgweTy FIR Night Of NJ r SANDS,
in his Great ANTIPODA EXPERIMENT waking icr,ss
the polished surface ofsn inverted platform with his feet up
gould ID :" r. Week oily ey'-'' " '' nun NC
M SANDS Is the Only operator that has suc-essfy
d'nousi aied the rev y ifincipe-
BY which Tie avs Of sTaTtation can De suspend d.
MONDAY. Dec. g. and DURING the WEEK,
Besides the graf Performances Of Mr.. SANDS, tie FOL
Low ing dst.ngwshed Eqges;riaIs Wi appear
MI. j. NATHASS
aud Master PHILO,
Master FRANK PASTOR,
MAURICE SANDS.
Miss EMMA NATHASS
GREAT CHALLENGE ACT OF TUM8LlNG.
Master JESSE SANDS and others.
Mr.. SANDS will repeat lis great Annpodal Experiment
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS u
addition 70 his eXlil ition 10 the evening
Boxes 25 Pit ~ cents Doors open at and al
JPN
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% I'm A MONTH-Agents Wanted, IN every


W HOcouuty ofthe STATE and Union osll PHELPss
one HUNDRED CITES and LARGE TOWNS OF
AMERICA jus, published being DESCRIPTION Of One ii
cred Of the princpa Cities and large Towns OF tho United
States giving the population " greatsr portion OF then
for the paA 50 the principal Railroad and steamoost
Rontes and dfsfances throughout the United States 10
BEAUTIFULLY colored MaYs Map OF the Hudeon River
and udson River Railroad Nsp Of the United states and
each OF the following Cities viz; NewYOrk, Philadelphia,
Boston WashD gton Baltimore, Cincinnati, New. OreanA
81 Lows Piiisburgh Buffalo, Chicago Milwaukee, Gan
fTancsco
The wof. also embenisbed with numerous Ensrsyinss,
opg wC birds eye view OF the Commercial Met
rot oils OF the U1on view Of Detroit American CryS
ts Palace United States CAPITOL Senate Chamber Houso
Of Rel r seDfstyes, &c, &c.
The mars constitute sas Of cities The reading mat
large amount OF sonc1l and descriptive Information
neither guide b0Ok for the traveller directory for
the business manual Of facts and charts TOR usoso
who seek inform sfion concsng tse large and ncfessns
cities Of our extensive Republic: No work OF equal value
has yer been issued copy Of the work will bs ssnt BY
all free Of possEe TO any pstof the United Sasss upon
tie rscsirt Of 50 cents. Postage Stamps can be sent
AGENT. thorough resoute business habits can expect
10 esrp tie above all expepsa b0r fuftnor
Information, address (post PAID OF apply personally 70
PHELPS, FANhING Co. Pobhshen
No. 1875 Broadway, Y. Y.
NB.-Fdiors Of papers giving the above tive or more
rsegton, including this notice. snd sending copy OF ne
paper contAnr TIE eddressfd as sbJye sh. receive
By mail free Of postage copy Of this work r. Go
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Soirees M,sterieuses et Fsntastiques
Nj ROBERT HELLER respectfully an
W. nounces that he will make his appearance before
American audience IN the Of few weeks series
OF peculiarly novel and attractive, atordGg
and instruction il the Mystees Of Nature ald
Science. His established European Reputation, where he
known - -.
THE PRINCE OF WIZARDS,
and universally acknowledge as -
THE ONLY LIVING EQUAL TO HOUDlN
MASTER or HIS ART,
will enable the public Judge Of the excellence Of his per-
formsuces which viii embrace Experiments in Che nic1
Phenomena the Mysteries OF Electricity, Magnetism, Gal
yanism l. geIdeman. and Deceptive Machinery IN con
necton with the development Of his astounding fac lily OF
SECOND SIGHT
the calculation Of which has beled the combined medical
and scientific talent OF the European Continent.
Full particulars viii be announced IN future advertise
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NJ srSst.Onzee, kew-York. - NOTICE. Tbs
Gf6rS vahfornA nc, VIA Aspinwa direct per u. s. NJ. 8
~, wti e'xe q. this Office on MONDAY, the 9Th
Wy BRADY, p. N.
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TINTED STATES CONSTITUTIONS, of
Z each Ste and the Union, W IA the Declr4on Of Ia
dsreDdeucc Coat Il Arrs Of each State new and revised
edition vel syo Pre- - Postage prsnaid Jus. pub
Mhed by 4 : BARNES L CO, No 81 JOhl-st.
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Chances for Dnsiness Glen.

BARGE for SALE.-Whe Barge CLINTON,
now .innng from okeeIse 10 New York wsek y, -
off red tor aio. She is 80 burden, with sht dsalsht OF
water well ht,ed fO m light with suitable accom- lOdaions
for PIES GERS hh Il rccesay may be removed She
In good order and may b. from Thursday I'll Monday,
at The Pier foot OF Mureyst, " Y, and Tu ebay and
edrecdoy he Upper L,ndng PoSsspss. For yartic-
ulsrs inquire OF Capt WlLlsiE hoard or OF ths sab
sciibe.s st Pokospae DOUGHTY, WILKINSON co.
CCHOOL for SALE.-Owing to i'll health, the
~ ad,orscg viii sell lourshins privsle School, Ia VIII
hanshuIeh together with the fixtures The school num-
bes from twenty TO twenty AID may be nc einely n
creased. Inquire OF = T ALLEN No. llo Nassanst n Y.
VALUABLE WATER POWER.-ROLL-
Y ING and WIRE MILLS for SALE-The Rolling
Mil WIc Mills aud Water Power, known as The Oregon
Mills for sale. They suaed obout 81 mles from Peehs
xiii. Nestches',r County They CONSIST az follows
Ro Ing Mil Ice by 90 feet with set OF large rolls,
tram guide rolls, to finish TO nch round aTd square
with all The necessary fixtures ard mpsments The mill,
which conceded be unsurpassed by any in the country,
has sb 1--WE years, AID good order The wheel
is - da eer by Is feet face, with sufficient power to
DIVE GLOiFeT st OF rolls,
Attached 20 the mil dwell ing hous.s for w,nAmeo,
aorc.h, us,s carpenter Stop, and blacksmith shop,
VIE Mil, 40 by 81 thr. snrleshEl with eight blocks
for ecsr,c WIRE completely ,s % w.t. sneaas e"ah
Second Wire Mn for line wiEe with twenty ,lo) blocks
and necessary fixtures.
Three unoccupiod Nas.r Powers with fall varying from
i6 to 81 feet, Of them dssirabo site tor paper
mil They within hundred rods OF each other aud
have SUFFICE NJ dams.
Thee, Powers are pacuany pres rded 10 the attenttn
OF MAJ uiaci on 6 the Gnal NJ supply Of water
Besides th Peeksk CIeeE, they conmint the water OF
Horon's Pond which lies above them, and Of which the
have the CONTROL THIS pond has over
1C scs with e. average iePh Of y feet The only outlet
and Tie lad adjoining is owned BY the proPretogs.
There are 10 OF Lard with dweingholses barn,
stsblc accommodation tor tweDiy horses, pl sawmin
neni the ontst Caragt and irons Peekskil Landing
be ccnHoeted at s. cuts per tun The property wibe
sold in parcel 10 aunt purch 6seIs .
Commrn GATORS may be ADDRESSED personal spplca-
or the uren.iscs or to EDWARD N BIBBY, Kngsbndgc.
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MOTIONS LITERARY REGISTER for

MOTIONS LITERARY REGISTER for
~ 1879 rev ready, prcc 25esnt',
CONTAINING
Complete List Of American Publications for the year
with The plices and publishers
Similar List Of English Works.
A List Of AL American Libraries
Iist OF Publishes IA the United States
Fxft ndCd Advt u euents Of the BOOK Trade.
ARfview Of tie Smithsonian Institution.
Accents with Illustrations, Of the following LaorAe,'
Ha1 arc College.
Rrowz University.
lal, College
Mss.chu > rs Antiquarian Society
N,w-l ork State Library.
r. 1weoc Library Newport"
futhshed ard for sale BY $500,
ssIhe above valuable work viii be scnt BY DIAL ~
ps.t q the eotp.ry On receipt Of twenty-five ssa"
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WIN. HENRY FRY's COURSE of TEN

VII.
w LECTURES on MAJsIC will DO deliver d on sue;
cessve usdsy evening" commencing without fall at u
o'O'A A"' SECOND LECTURE
OF the course will be delivered at
METR0p0LiT AN HALL 5ii,,o ~,
The Musical Illustrations of the Second Lecture will be
gwen BY the following splendid body Of artists
MADAME ROSE RoS; DE ptc SR ItSi,r,
SIGNoR POzZOLINI
SIGNOR COLLETT1,
SIGVOR ROCCO,
sustained by the Grand Orchestra and Chorus Of upward Of
TWO HUNDRED PERFORMERS
Conductor. GEORGE F. BRlsTOw.
Leader ..............Mr u. c. HILL
Among the Musical illustrations of the Second Lecture
VIII 0s INC 'O RoSSfNrs srABAT MATER
This magnificent work will be presented with the fullest
effect by the principal singers and the colossal orchestra and
'" IL Will be preceded by the sacred Aria:
"BE SHALL FEED HIS FLOCK" from HANDLES
By Signora PIco VIEITI
The Grand Duo from LII CRELlA BORGlA,
BY Nine. Rose DE NRIEs and Signor PozzoLiNI
The Romance from LINDA, by sgnor PczzoLISi
The Aria Buha from La GAIA LADRA,
By signor Rocco.
Te ESfss and 0Ef era E NPAT
'l %AMENT on 81 TIE lie De DEATH OF CHAP LEMAGNE
The opEs i or f noRA SlD set to Muse
WAR-sONG OF ROLAND,
az unique production &c, &C, which the Lecturer n
been fortunate enough to obtain from the Illuminated MSS
Diagrams exhibiting the MSS. will be shown
The Subject OF has cond Lecture will be curious ms
tory of Chinese Art collected by the Lecturer 10 te
Roya! Librsxy PARIS from among numerous anthonues
If viii be Illustrated by diagrams of Instruments and the
performance Of the Chorus and Orchestra Ihen Will oo|
an equally examination OF ancient and modern Lyca
All in india siam aud Egypt fully calculated by numerou,
ELEGANT elections vocal and instrumental from 'he
music these countries IN the Islands an1 on me
bnrks of the Gauges and the Nile The type and structure
of this Oriental music viii be compared with the music OF
Souther Europe by the text Of the Lecturer ana oy inc
performances. ,...... III l..
The Music Of this Lecture foE rarity and curiosity VII BE
found wit out ps.alel aud has been collected win greet
labor and search amcng ancient Mss IN seA'
and cole ctions Of antiquities IA Europe
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,T,HE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

Il ART containing 4 series Of authentic Pantings by
he most celebrated artists in chronological order from
Guido de Sienne tAD 1871 down Horace Vernet, Is
now open FOR exhibition At the Society Library Rooms from
o. NJ 10 P M and X 20 % Pm. Admission D cents
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~ .Netee.-The frst monthly meeting OF the sun
sstlDiN6 ASSOCIATION viii take place on MONDAY
h,tNiN0 NEAT, Dec. g. al o'clock, at No Coart-sL
nes.yn, wht tie inst monthly payments Wi be received
us shsres viii also be offered for redemption.
pubic viii please 20 notice thai in this Association
MnsrAes shares liable to be redeemed, commencing
se, batia go be4ow S2S5 to be advanced
each share redeemed for he thee first iTt months
ssrsard increased 81 every quarter
ptfsonshai Intend 20 JOIN tais Assertion would de
en 70 attend The meeting and they viii find the great ad-
E.ald b RedeerneIs
.fsvsFsts-James Bennett VIM. r. Randolph, Robert
etehAnan John r. Coyne Jas T. Griswod, SoTion Eieih
@eE NATHAN LANE, President
m, BARNARD PARSONS, Attorneys
0AlffR bRIncr Se-va,arv
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Now Ready,

DEATRICE. OR The UNKNOWN RELATIVES,
IL by Miss Sinclair author Of Modern Accomplishment
Kate P'uysr.s. Sc DEWITT L DAVENPORT
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ts- Notice.-A Fair for the benefit OF the SHIRT,
skWERS AND SEAMSTRESSES' UNION will be held
kerof olitan Hail. commencing az o'clock TUESDAY,
Dee and closing thursday, Dec Q, at 10 NJ.
large and vaned coll, ctlon OF Glit-Books, Annuais
d Standard works, from eminent publishing houses, and
Ioys oueTe and Fancy Work Of the best quality and
Mat unique style win be spread before the visitors Also
geemen Of the work executed by the Society Admission
ents Children accompanied by parents OF guardians,
Asf price.
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" Information wanted OF FRANK Il Red haiI
~ Nf;ytye without whisksrs who has lately sported
ark her and hne whiskers, from usns, az sae II,
Sre OF y, bottle of JONES'S Coral liar kestors
49, shee forced his hair grow DARK, cured the ssaI
49, thnely NC DeYdt No 4oS Broadway, New YORK
~, ~ ~ 10 taton-st, Brooklyn JONESS HAr Ees'ors
.'e "eleea TO half price
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Amusemenis.

MAD. HENRIETTE SONTAG's FOURTH
1N1 and LAST but ONE CONCERT (pror to her de-
parture for the South will take place on
MONDAY, Dec.6, at METROPOLITAN NALL.
on which occasion will be presented the following brilliant
PROGRAMME:
Selections from ROssini's grand Opera Of
SEMlRAMIS.
A Overture TO Semiramis
BY TIE ORCHESTRA.
B. Introductory Chorus and Recitetvo
BY THE ITALIAN CHORUS.
c. Grand Terzett
sigs. BADALI, PozzoLIN and Rocco.
By THE ITALIAN CHORUS.
- Mad HENRiETTE sONTAG,
Sigs BADIALI, PoZzoLINi and Rocco.
PAUL JULIEN.
Polleca-" Linda di Chan DUNK" Donizetti
Mad HENRiETTE SONfAG.
Overture-Fra Diavolo Auber
By THE ORCHESTRA.
Duet-Luca di Lamrnernoor. Douizeti
Mad. SONTAG and Sig PozzoLIHI.
Duet-SGoni 10 tTOmba Purtan'. BellDi
Sigs. BADIALI and Rocco
'A' Mad. HENRIETTE sONTAG.
Ara-La Caunia, Barber OF Seya. .RossIn
Sig. Rocco. .
Grand Terzett-I lombard = Verdi
Mad. HENRlE1TE SONTAG, and Sige BADIALI
and PoZzoLIEi.
with obligato Violin Accompaniment by
PAvL JULIEN. -
Conductor '...''...........'.'''''.C AhL ESKEkn
Leader
Doors open at 7; TO commence at 3. -
Secured seats, g. and Sl-to be had at HALL SONS,
No 2S9 Broadway.
On Saturday will be sold the S. Monday the 81 and re-
The Fiji and LAST CONCERT will take place on
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8.
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~ The Beard of Directors Of the Amoric IN
J nina Company have ordered Assessment OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS on each share stock Of the Get
heusye payable on or before the 18th day of December
text. Dated Nov. IS 1882.
WARREN CURRlER, Sec'y, of the Company
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~ Noticc.-IEWS HOSPITAL IN EEW-YORK-
An election for Three Drector for three ye s
from frst of January next viii be held fn the me tn
room belonging 20 the Synagogue IN Crosby st. thu l2i
dey of December INST, at II o'clock in the forenoon
BY order al Ihe Board OF Directors
BENJAMIN NATHAN Secretarv
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WANTED-In a Seminary not far from this
w city a young Ledy thoroughly competent % teach
The higher Enssh braurEes and nraWing she " u board
In the family Of the Principal Dle dsiro1s OF studying
nlusc Is at compersatc wor ENJOY good opportunity
tits TCer ,yns me, address and amount OF saary re-
qulrtd.
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,ssgi The Extraordinary Price of Hay and
~ eeesr shoud induce all who have stock 70 feed 70
Css's ne faunee's Friend" new and improved Feed
sI =, snaiaetured by sEELY CO.. corner soasn Laa.
b,(ys Snsy-sfs, Albany They tor sale IN 'ns Guy
wa fOlLoCk, corner Of Courflsndt AMI Green
ssrr, For en,tins Corn Stalks Hay, Straw &c, they
ie,sssss eipassed- Farmers would DO vel % see tais
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ORATORY-A POEM, delivered before the
~ Literary Societies Of the NAw-York University June
So by F. Delsied Smith Price &c. JUS, published by
CHARLES SCRlBNER, No. 1A5 Nasssa e., NY.
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TiIR SEw.YoRa TRIBUNE

fOR ErRo9itN EJACULATION.
splfsbod or the departure Ct each Man Ssale7 for
Lxefroo Price ~ cents ocry, o. - year - ~ Ys-t
- S,a. Rtas or "a ~ the Continent, pcas- loclEle2
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NOTICE 20 TEA and LIQUOR DEALERS.
~ WAITED ~ young Man wko his had several yesrS
% Agent FOR Wesern hcuseseD agency for the
sse Of Tees and LidaoTs IN he Western Sites Commits
soned Agency preferred. dealers wishing 70
tend ther trade Nes; would 90 vel TO nc.ce Address
LIQUOR DEALER, Boz No. IN, Springfield, Ciarx Co,
Ohio.