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ON FLOWER 9

The Committee on Flowers have found it dit.
tcult, amid the prousion of beauties presented fol
their examination, to select the mort be1u,iful -
They cannot but congratulate the Society upon the
taste evinced in The floral exhibition Many rich
and beautiful varieties OF the flowers within the pre-
scribed st, besides many others of great beauty moi
within that list adorned the stands in this Hall. =
According to the best Of their judgment, the Com.
mittce have made the following awards.
DAilLlAS--Best display IN bloom, Mr. Ba,ty,
tPerdl
Best varieties, Mrs Houeh,on,
(St. Albans)
Best Seeding, Mrs Houghton,
PHLOXES-Best display, Mr. Batty.
GERMAN ASTERS-Best display,
Mrs Hough,on,
I'd best, Mr. Batty,
VERBENAs-Best c varieties, Mrs. IIoughton,
Best 3 Mr. Batty,
Best fiat mante bouquet, Mrs. Fcquet,
Best hand round " Mr. Bailev
Best single variety of Fuschio, Mrs Tarlcton.
The same lady had in the exhibition a beautilu
variety OF " African Lilly" in pot.
The Committee would recommend to special no
tlce, and as deserving premium, the beautiful an,
appropriate floral design which ornaments TIE Pres
idcnrs stand IIAIr, the work OF Miss F. SK1y
YER. They would also make honorable mention 0
the beautiful floral arch and ornaments in the centr,
OF the hall. both the ingenious device and workman
ship OF Mrs. P SAcRIDER, and also the flora bas ket
and other decorations on the walls The Committee
would also beg leave TO add that many handsome
and brilliant flowers in boquets and in baskets have
heen exhibited by individuals who are not member
OF the Society, and who, by the regulations, are no
entitled to premiums In the opinion OF the Com
mlttee, Messrs. BAILEY and BATTY are entitled to
special notice tor their beautiful display The Com
mittee in conclusion, would express their sangun
hnIe that this floral exhibition, so credable for h
taste it displays, will serve as stimulus to the cult
vatlon OF flowers, pursuit well calculated to pro
mote purity and refinement OF mind. All which i
respectfully submitted
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For the Free Press.
Champlain Valley Horticultural Society.

Chairman Of Committee on Vegetables
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ON GRATUITIES,

Mr.. c. Goodrich from the Committee ON Gratu-
tiles presented the following Resolution, which was
passed unanimously
ReSoirsd, That the thanks OF the Champain
Valley Horticultural Society are due TO George
Shepard, Esq, OF Montreal, for an exhibition o
l6 vart ties OF Vegetable, ana II OF Flower Seeds
OF most approved new SORTS.
The Committee take pea sure in saying that the
seeds were more perfect and better grown than
any collection ever before examined by them, and
this Society woud recommend Il trial OF them
through tins Valley.
ON MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Fruits respect,
fully report that they have given careful attention
to the fruits IN their department, a, the bret time
allowed they awarded 10 Il Benedict for the mos
numerous collection OF choice piums, - co
For the ID best, to IL. +. seymour, 90
best varieties, to ]. w. TnItle, 90
PEACIlES-Best single variety, 90
QUlNCES- d. \. Smaley, 100
GHAPES-For the most numerous col
lection OF Foreign varieties 90
For SECOND best, John Wheeler 2C0
For the best single variety OF Foreign grapes VT
divided the premium between John Wheeler and J
c. IIubtel
Fer the most numerous collection OF na-
tive grapes, 3 punches each Bauty, 800
For Cd best to c. Iiubbell, . co
single variety divided between Buel
Landon and B. J Moores, 90
| For best bas ket Assorted Fruits. they a.
warded TO Miss Arsbrlla Goodrich, . %
II. f. SEY MOUR,
BUEL LANDON, Committee
LEhuEL STE1 SON,
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ID. READ, |
Al. f. PALMER, : ''"'
a. D. BA kBER, }
ON PEARS.

The Committee on Pears report, for the mos
numerous collection o. choice Pears, they awarded
the lst Premium to {. Goodrich, 81 90
For the I'd best to d. A SmalIey, , 90
best 6 varieties, to d. \. Smalley, ; co
2nd best :" J. w. Bailey, 90
I" best single variety ot
Pear to VIM II iioYt, 90
The only variety OF Seeding pear was one pre-
sented by Mr. Isaac c. Plat, but the Committee
their decision the same. I'LL the pear is
at maturity.
JOSEPH TORREY.
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JOSEPH II. COLT,
Chairman
ON CRATUTTIES.

The Committee on Gratuitics recommend that
there be paid
To Prot ToRBEY of Burlington, for
large collection OF choice Pears, 90
Prof T being on the Committee for Pears, with.
drew all entries tor Premiums lie would otherwise
have been entitled to several.
To JONATHAN BATTY. keesevile, for
collection oi 200 varieties OF choice
Flowers, 50 %
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DAaUERREOTYPEa

TWENTY CENT DAGUERREorYPEs.-RE
co. still continue to attract public attention aud
astonishmsnt by the remarkable expedition perfection
with which they take beautiful of art daily
than any other establishment in the world Rooms and
shyBGhts, 40 BroadNAy. eoInsy ReAde street,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


nE1nf FOR THE SALE OF BAzIN's, LATE RoUs-
~ 80 Porfumery, Creams, Pomades, Soaps and Co
lognesLubiAs Edes, and Rowlsnds perfumes and toilet
Ivory carved buffalo and kngish hair tooth, and
nail brushes large assortment of Bohemian fancy cut
toilet bottles suitable for holiday presents Fancy goods
for the ladies. Sold at 4S3 Broadway corner Of Howard
street, by BURTON & STEELE.
u ELIEF GUARANTEED in FIVE MINUTES TO ALL
~ who use HOWES' Hygtisn, Hoarhound Liverwort,
and Asparagus
COUGH CANDY,
the mott and effective remedy known for the
instant cure Of coughs, colds. and hosrsene. Use IT,
. PRINCIPAL OFFICES IN VIEW WORK.
BaIards 4l6 Broadway corner Lispensrd Howe, 432
Broadway corner Howard; Guion, ~ Bcwsry Of
Grand Howe Seventeenth and Eighth avenues
and By druggists generally Throughout the United States
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lust REcEIvED-PoINT DALENCoN AND BRUs-
sells lace eears in new designs Also an invoice Of
A. HERR co, 76l Broadwsy, Two doors above Clinton
place.
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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE MEMBERS OF
day evening" bee '; prssnSla sDd resolutions
were nnani%; usiy adopted. !, u.,.v cos - ...s
from q srssas; %ssfs, n Davis formerly
tho h AZ
ter iGns and illness therefore and ,roth.r
'ss e. shs
hi,
mens ''.A.'' AA' ''''.'' : ''' -''-A''' 49,
tons transmitted family associate
and brother hIs~s sac,s..rv JAMES ophLh chairman
rT,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPI-NEw YORK OF
a SSGn and sssgs
public keep with ths rapidly
despatch with most exact pemp.isuas au message.
ave Sa
ms's he
scy s1s
Affords persons Disposed avail themselves Of the nae
rsa ct q.
but % ns
and reliable medium q ard
Pnicrs-For The transaction of ten words or less tsx
elusive date address and signature for which charge
10 nade the prices from Few York to Newark TWEEN
y cents Phil .dephia twep cents and 70 Balt
Washin fifty cents Open daily from NJ TO
l0P.M. WIN M SWAIN President.
WIN. r. WEsrERvELr, supern tendent.
V,O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FAIR-THE LADIES
Of the church Of 81 John Baptist, Rev. Cornelius X.
pue rector have opened fair In aid Of said church in
Broadway side two doors above St. Thomas ohurch
friends invited 70 make their holiday
purchases this day. Thursday or Friday.
MISUNDERSTANDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE IN
IN suranoe Company-0n Monday. the Sd Of January
ssxt election win 30 held ,t she. otes No Trye.
shoioe forty directors 70 he for the
sung year. By order. DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
VNHoMAs TATEM, ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTA
~ Public, OF Market and Water street,
Norfolk. va Courts-Norfolk city, Norfolk Prin ,ess
AnAs and Nansemond counties.
EXCURSIONS 70 THE GOLDFISH BANKS OFF LONG
~ Branch, on Thursday December sd Saturday 2oth.
HERO, Captain j. ". Hancox. will lowe Spring straet at
Bk o'clock; Peck slip, 8x; Pier NO. g. N. r. "a Nj re-
dance Refreshments, bait &o provided Faro, SIX cents
aAoh Way
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Presents for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who
Wi to sent themselves with suit Of clothes.
reminded the clothing establishment Of H. L. FOSTER,
q Oortanlt street. the suitable place to buy clothing
~ every descrption.
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Hat For New Year. Why Not a Holiday
hat 40 well as other thsgs WARSOCKS usdsr the Irving
House. Broadway finishing beautiful hats for
Year day. Buy one.
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Hen. HeratiO Seymour The undersigned
inform the public have Just published,
0sT The kind patronage Of the Ysung Mems Democrsts
vMsn Club nne Likeness Of aon. Horatio Seymour Gov
oooo4 81 New York, drawn on stone by Crehen.
GOUPIL co., 269 Broadway.
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An Incidcnt.-A Gentleman OF our Ac-

AMidon's New Year Hat.-Thc most superb
hAt Of the being sold By Amdon Gi9 Broad
Gentlemen who apPreo ate hae hat of magnificent
p9opsrtiops will do well to leave their orders early AMI
DON Fashionable Halter, 649 Broadway near opposite
Bond street.
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k8YERTTSEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAT.
as-sEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES IA
FBaE kECTURE SEASON.


VINE LECTURE SEASON.
MISS BACoNs COURSE OF HISTORICAL INsTRUC-
Iva tien st tho stpy yssans In.ttuteThe eighth lesson
viii DO given this morning At oclo 1cktt5 for nfyoA
lessons, $5 single lessons, 5o cents
Lectures 1853 For the benefit Of the Fire Proof
Building Fund The third lecture will be delivered at Me-
tropotan Hall Thursday evening December 81 BY the
Rev. William Allen % d. late President Of Bowdon Col
delivered ~ o'clock Tickets to tho eaurse five dollars
admitting gentleman snd lady 70 the Lectures and the
holder to Mr. Costes address, To single lecture, nifty
cents Course tickets may be st he Of
2Oo Broadway; g. Francis Co, 1852 Broadwayi Evans
Britain 6 Broadway At the Library Rooms in t. Uni
versty and Jingle tickets 1T the door, the evening Of
each lecture. AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Committee.
GEORGE II. MOORE,
TOHN B. COUGH. REV SIDNEY A. COREY AND
Kew Dr. Lounsbury will address the Young Mems Ninth
Church. Thursday evening Dec 23d Tickets 20 cents
to be had At the door the evening Of the meeang.
STOLEN GOODS,
CHIEf's OFFICE, DEC. q, 1s52.-THE FOLLOWING
Jefferson markets. mantle cloak supposed be
len. GEO. W. MATsELL, Chief Of Police.
CHIEF's OFFICE, DEC 23.-THE FOLLOWING
which owners waptedA quantity Of lead pipe
Ia shed lever watch and geld chain.
GEORGE W. MATsELL Chief Of Polise
CHIEF's OFFICE DEC. 81 ls52.-THE FOLLOWING
~ property is At the First District Police Court
Halls Of Justice Centre sre for which want
ed-thrtesn bags oats one piece Of spslter.
GEO. W. MATsELL, Chief Of Polite.
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me Female Operators or Singers Patent
wns maohse who tend compete for the splendid gold
- are reminded that they expected snish
Tasse specimens will Of belong the who
eeR them though shall to retain any them
may select, by payirg full Value for them.
m SINGER & CO, 258 Broadway.
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MASONIC NOTICE-THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
1 Of La Fayete Lodge No g. Free and Accepted Masons
will take place at Nbloa saloon Thursday evening" I'D
inst Dodworths Band lie engaged few tickets may be
obtained by applying to WALNUT 4 RADFORD, Nc. ia
Broadway.
LIIRsT ANNUAL BALL OF THE DUFFkY GUARD, AT
Niblo's Saloon,
on Tuesday evening, December 2Sth, 1852.
tickets tive dollars each.
Musio-Sheltons Baud.
Tickets to be had of the folio wing Ball Committee
q. beagle, VIM. CruDmie, John NICK nney,
Il. L. Owens Thomas Coady, Alex. Renton,
Alex. Mason, Martin era ger, j. Hun,
1hos Greed, Bernard Duifey James Vandyke,
Patrick Glossy janet Lundigan, William Robinson.
Thos q. Burns, Chas Earle.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
George beagle, Patrick Glossy, Thomas Coady,
II. l.. Owens, Bernard Dufey, Charles Earle.
MARTIN CRAGIER, Chairman.
Capt WH WILSON, Treasurer.
THOMAS CREED, Secretary.
There will be meeting Of the above Committee, st the
Washington Hotel Sunday Afternoon at half two
O'Clock Each member Of the Committee will please attend
also TO siye full account Of the tickets.
p s. The above company named In honor Of Peter Duff
fey formerly resident of First ward bus ct the
MARTIN CRAaIER, Chairman.
NEW YORK PICKWICK CLUB.-THE NINETEENTH
~ annual fancy dress and civic ball Of The New York
pokwsk Club Will take place at The City Assembly Rooms,
40 Broadway, Wednesday evening December - The
Club will appear In eharaoter taken from the OF
that 1jah II. Purdy President; Gilbert H. Plat,
Toe Presdep Il Andrew J. Fisher, Secretary
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MARsHs COURSE OF BooKKEEpINa-20 PAGES

MARSHS COURSE OF BOOKKEEPTN0-2W PAGES,
l ocavci bound price 81 2This work the latest and
most beautiful published tho subject contains
complete set Of account books Allied with well selected
series Of business Transaction accounts accounts
Sales and numertus mercantile calcu atons-discount,
interest equation Of payments aad exehangess'I ar
pupil to through and fully euodatod In hundred
pages OF familiar Instruction. not general but dated TO
apply directly to the transactions and entries In tho account
boolG all Of ich with the mercantile forms are beaut
fully printed in coor red and black It decidedly the
NEST complete and instructive work published ON
bookkeeping by double entry For sale a. O. g. MARSHS
Counting Rooms for the Practice Of Bookkeeping No.
Broadway New York. and RENTED 70 order per mail ree
receipt OF 81 IS.
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IE1E MILIIARY.
DYNDERs' GRENADIERs, ArrENTION.-A DRILL
H and parade for instruction Of this CORPS will take
place Thursday evening Esd inst AL those who have
the Gem Hotel No S24 Broadway 81 half past
requNted this viii the last drill previous to the ex
eursi6n, on hond ~, The 9th inst. BY order Of
L. CoorER, Orderly Sergeant THE COMkANDANT.
T HDslY. BLUEs-ATTENTIoN CoMPANY:-THH
IL last drill Of the above company will tale place
Friday evening Dec th Members and those wishing TO
parade with the above ompany will please be punctua in
attendance with muske) to receive your stripes
second annual parade and target excursion will take
place Christmas day. Dec 18th Uniform-Blaok frook
coAts and pantaooI Nuskets BELTS and Gaps will be
ready at Chatham Hall 5k Chatham square, on morn
ing Of the parade. To start AZ oook A. M precisely
By order. JOSIAH McCORp, Commandaut.
WIN. n. GuyN Orderly Sergeant.
JOHN d. TooEER, Secretary
vNHE SECOND COMPANY CHATHAM GUARD ARE
Il requested TO meet Friday evening, December "a,
at the Fourteenth Ward Headquaters at o'clock; also,
Christmas ming. Docem % AZ OK o'clock. The
will leave foot Of Canal at o'clock December
IS BY order Of WIN. d. FRELIGH, Captain.
CloReK RAMsEyER, Orderly.
GAIL MAKER GUARDS. ATTENTIoN.-A MEETING
and drill Of the above company will s,ke place on
Punctua attendance as basiness Importance
DAVID N HOLLY, Acting ordy Ssrg't,
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WISE Economy

We Economy
II tasty gents would save their pence
In buying garments tall,
~s:yu 80 where rests against the cloud,
Tho roof-tree OF that structure proud
Well known - Urion Hall.
Union Hall Clothing Warehouse corner Of Fulton and
Nassau streets.
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MUDX

IoLIAN PIANoFoRrEs.-T. GILBERT co.'s Pr
IL anof.rte warsrooms. Ne Sa3 Broadway corner Of
Anthony street, second hoorT. o. Go daily adding
10 their extensive assortment their Nsv
Yorb They have pianos, with with ths cole
brased olAn. to suit purchasers from all sections Of e
country both regards price and quality The superiority
their has long been beyond QUESTION and as
she and those Of ether nsaufaosursr hs Union,
confidently believing that from the suar facilities
by them they faro enabled to outstrp all compete
on Second han pianos taken IN sxohsDge bought for
assortment Of dhand pianos always
hand prices from $50 mp: Pianos with without the
eolian, to let Gberts boudor cottage pianss fog
small rooms Prince Catharts moodeons low prices.
HORACE " Alters Sole Agent
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Furs and oloaks = Great Reduction In

prcssThe richest complete stock Of ladies' fur
Of variety and the extensive and select stock
BN ss' oo ssas BE- anew ss,ns
importers prices No lady should nsglsc. ADVANTAGE.
made garments for less than the
mere materials and manufacture would cost.
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Table Linens from Aucti0n.-Double da.
mask table linen, two yards vide 49, yard; sAowdrop de-,
wide 90 3D. and g. yard, worth l0s. yard:
saowdrop linen pkns ia and ll dozen; linen doiles,
fkinged. g. and 30. dozen, 1t BURDETTS Chea, Dry
Goods Store, 1856 walker street.
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Rich Fancy Bask cts, with supsrIns Wax
ssts or artificial fowers psy baskets 70. bouquets and
willow confectionery Boxes crying babies and fne
just received, and for sale by L. b. SIMON, No.
MAIDEN lane near Broadway.
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lIOLIDAY PRESEETS.-J. L. A. THOMPSON NO. %
Clinton street. Brooklyn respectfully tavs the al
tnton Of ladies and gentlemen intending :, purchase
neh fancy suitable Christ sud
sents Pr children. to their assortment which = PAL
the best ia Brooklyn Also great vsriety anoy,tbt
allied with CHOICE confectionery Every variety ofm3tso.
lnnh kn An
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WANTED-AT ia NASSAU STREET, TEACHERS
ssctmen, CLERKS men on steamers and railroads por-
ters harkeeper boys to learn trades coachmcn wall
ers Places fo smart girls ready ApRlisent enclosing
$L free Of postage, VIII b suited. TH04AA SPHINX
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BY Reference to the Monthly Report Of
Dr. Hastings for the month ending The Goth November
last be found the astonishing fact thst thr,y
perfect of pulmonary consumption have been
glsted and dismissed by the Doctor since tho 9th day Of
positive curative virtues Of Hastings Compound Syrup of
Naptha For full particulars of the report the Times
Of this day. v. CLICKENER Co, 81 Barclay street,
the general agents for DIR Hastr in America whom
all commune atoms shouls be addressed.
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Wanted - Twelve Thorough bred Saddle
Hsrses, at tho Amphitheatre 81 Bswery. Apply imne
Afss.l
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Christmas and New Years Gifts. MEADE
Drethers magnificent souvenirs fer the holidays taken
daily and set In costly gold lockets and ramesa
sortment which keep hand imported and
of home manufacture Call early.
MEADE BROTHERS. Artists and Importers,
2S3 Broadway, opposite the Park Fountain.
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nol For the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL Close
e1s froiio and lots toys you wish crafty by.
aA 20 early to TUTTLEs Emporium, No. 35 Broad
way futile h the active business partner Of old Santa
0lAaa, and has all his ohoicest gifts on hand.
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Gifts FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-ONE OF HALLET,
NJ DAVE Cos superior toned panofortss rlchly
cd with the newly improved NOLAN. Louie XIV style or
one Of their psner pianos without the noan forms enc
instruments have only to refer to the thousAnds that
have them They be at the Metro potau HOTEL
the Collins line Of the Boston scamcrs be-
des Of private houses IN this CITY Brooklyn kc
COULD BERKY, 2H Broadway
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EDWARDS 625 Broadway, Houston street. respects
fully invites attention to his and elegant stock Of
stock Of beautiful goods especially for the holidays,
received all of which will DO disposed Of 1T
unyrec sdented low prices
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Slsek Of fashionable winter clothing 10 large and
~ style Of goods and armsnt We will from this date
make room for our spring ,ohbng stock in process:
ea and make their selections from beautiful stock o.
fAmss winter wrsppers GOATS GOATS Sacks bu
nsss frecks & although tho stock very large the
nsxs tasty things will be selected D. J. DEVLIN,
= md 81 John street. corner OF Nassau.
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4 0O0 BABoRERs WANTED--ON THE NEW
l,OOOtOrleans aAd Great Northern Railroad 0na dol
lar nsr day. T. G. BATES co.
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requested to meet AZ their corner Of Ludlow
and Grand ~ ~ o'clock Thursday the I'D nst
70 attend the funeral brother Garrs BY order Of
N. RAHTLET. Saohem.
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Holiday Presents-We have now opened
superb assortment Of the Wing useful gifts VIZ
nch satin scarf fancy oravat kid gloves muiers new
style self cravats sk cashmere and
der shirts And velvet robes dc chnmbre which
will be sold at low prices. IRA PERKGO SON,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, E nc. WANTED.

WANTED TO LEASE-A SMALL FURNISHED COT.
wv tage suit Of Locstion Sixth Eighth
avenues above Twentieth street. Address Alton,
aid ooe, stating particulars Payment In advance II do.
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Optics.-Waldstein Il Berlxel, Manufacture
Ing spteans No 46 Broadway One Of our arm has juss
Optical Instruments In general among which
Ncles approp pirate for holiday presents.
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The Introduction of CristadOro's Excelsior
Hair Dye fixes in the history of oomelinees In
five minutes red gray hair be turned natural
brown superb black The dye is sold and applied AZ
CRlSTAD0RO'S No Astor Heu,e, and be obtaiued,
also, Of the principal druggists in the city.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTS-A LARGE AND vALUABLR
assortment of watches. of the most celebrated
krs consisting Of Coo pers duplex NJ j. Tobiss Co., and
H. G. Becseys levers in heavy hunting and open face
detached go.
Also superior intependant qusrtsr ssoono watchosi
the Kcheeu diane nd pointed gold in superior geld
silver Sold only at JOHN Y. sAVAGES, No. "
Fulton street. Watches and gold pens repaired or ex-
Ali
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NINTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, ELEC-
IN invited to attend meeting, Friday the
2ath inst between the hours Of u and olooh NJ At
bsrs the Democratic Republican General Committee
members to the Young Meas Democratic Committee ana
Ward Committee, consisting of fifteen.
LEVI sPRINGSTEEN,)
JAMES LAWSON, }InspecterS.
WILLIAM MURRAY,
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NOR sALE.-AN IxCELLENT WHITE AND BROWN
spotted uniting dog four years old for sale A. Is HuA
son avenue, the gar store, near JAehson sgy 1Iseh
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CANTA CLAUS is COMING, AND WOULD ADVISE
all the friends Of little folks to 80 EBLINqs go
where they will be able
and best rtn emit Of confscti cakes and in
the city, and fifty per cent cheaper than in Broadway