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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

and Wisdom. By Impressions from TIE SP'ra' I"
j. Victor Wilson, Benz. Franklin. Geo. Has"'"s-
ton and SIR Ashley Cooper''f
The ghosts provide for a great variety Oh
tastes, but their ruling passions seem 70 Do
Medicine and Theology. Toward things Of more
ordinary and tangible utility their inclna-
ton is not so strong. We remember very
higbly.favored medium" who offered to make
us personally acquainted With Socrates. Abel,
Swedenborg, Solomon, or any other departed
worthy. or to describe the scenery OF Jupiter
or Aldebaran; but who utterly declined to tell
what was going on at the moment in London
even though offered avery high salary as per-
manent transatlantic reporter. Among all the
works that we know of written on spiritual In
formation. not one reveals real secret, as Tor
instance, better mode of cooking, or a new
motive power Evidently, such matters are
not in the ghosts line.
Among the periodical publications OF this
kind the most elaborate is The Shekinah,
monthly magazine often noticed and COM
mended in these columns. The Spiritual Tel
egraph, hebdomadal, is conducted by the same
editor, Mr.. S. B. Britain. The Spirit Messenger
is published weekly in this City by Mr. Il. p.
Amber, himself medium" and may conf
IDENTIFY be consulted by all who desire to know
what the spirits have to offer The NeD Era
halls from Boston, is also a weekly, and gives
communications from the higher order Of
spirits" But the proyerb that living dog is
better than dead lion was never more te-
dously Illustrated than in its pages; to hear
the braying of a live ass would be agreeable
pastine after their perusal, for the higher
the spirits mount, the bigger fools they seem
to become if The Nep Era does them justice.
Light from the Spirit World is published at st.
Louis, every Saturday its pages are in great
measure filled by the contributions OF spir-
its. The Seraph's Adroeate Is paper We
have heard of, but not seen. The CRISIS
comes from Grand Rapids, Mich, and The
Mountain Core Journal, the highest flown Of
all in its gable, is published in Virginia.
There are other papers which give good deal
of space to ghOstly discussions, though not
exclusively devoted thereto, as for instance
The Practical Christian, at Milford, Mass. In
all these journals the least interesting and
most silly articles are invariably those which
purport to be of spiritual authorship. Gener-
ally, they consist of nothing but threadbare
commonplaces Nothing seems SO disagreeable
to the ethereal writer's as new idea for they
take special pains never to utter one. Ifthey
have any care for their own reputation and
don't want to bring their trade into discredit,
they will at once shut up, and hereafter
leave their mediums " and prophets alone to
expound the great subject. The spiritual
manifestations are very remarkable, and
seriously require explanation of another sort
than the apodictical verdict of solemn ig-
norance that they are all humbug. But the
"spirits" themselves have so far only proved
their incompetence to afford any such explana-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

REAL estate AUCTION SALEs-Our readers
viii please notice that ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER will sell at
auction DAY, the Sd inst at IL O'Clock, OF the Mer.
chants Exchange about so desirable building lots situated
10TH 17th 18th Doth ard 2lststs, between Avenues
and b. and between the lstay and Avenue A This prop
ery is situated in rapidly improving neighbOrhood and
offers unusual inducements for the investment OF capital
The sale will be positive and the will be liberal to the
purchasers Maps Of the be had at the office of the
Auctioneers, No Broad.st l2l76l
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Sostaera Telegraph Office, corner Of Hanorer asd Bsassr
Washington Items.

Special DispoiA to 7As ~ y Tribune .H
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Dec. D. 1851.
Major James N. Barker has been appointed
Commissioner of Customs vice Rockwell, the
appointment to go into effect on the LIST Of Jan.
uary.
Gen. Cass having declined to deliver the ad.
dress at the placing of the equestrian statue Of
Gen. Jackson, on the 9Th of January. before
the Democratic Association, the invitation has
been offered to Senator Douglas, who accepts.
EYE,
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A INV EsrApLlsHMEsr FOR THE SALE OF

"A NEw EsTABLIsHMENT FOR THE oALE OF
tbs, flev viii open on Christmas Eve their establish
ueut in Capt. DeuoOts Prescott House, Broadway. La
appealing 70 the public in behalf OF this enterprise 1t would
not be avis, to state their determination 10 merit cncour
seement By furnishing first class Hat distinguished b us
appesraDce OF refinement excellence and superiority Of ma
rias and nay Of STYLE at the UNIFORM price OF tour
doars-a rule that VIII be strictly adhered TO IN the man
sgeIntnt their business Mr. JAMES the inst 70 render te
Haf more than inelegsnt covering Tor tue
head bss by his improvements become well known TO the
fashion, bic community for his classical taste IN as con
,tructiop The business will be under his porsons super
WHOA guarantee all gentlemen Of taste and refinement
that his display OF Hats win be unequaed Ia extent variety
ard elegance Mr. Knox is equally favorably known
successu aud prosperous Halter. The public solicited
10 male an eary visit TO the Prescott Hat Store.
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FnIoIpIrY AND FURs.-Winter has suddenly

given everybody the cold shoulder The ladies' who pze
health andl comfort, putting furs New SETS
mp French fashion, IN Demands and
nowhere they be found in such variety 50 beauu or
ct such reasonable prices at GENISs Bazaar Erinne
Sable MarteD Mink and Fitch may be there obtained, al
prices Which will asonsh al who associate dearness with
the idea Of that celebrated establishment Husbands and
lowers fathers and brothers, respectfully informed that
set OF Furs q very sessonabe present word 20 the
WISE" &C GErITs Bazaar, No 5l5 Broadway, d. Ncho-
lasH te1
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the expenditure to 100000, giving to each an
average annual compensation Of $4,000.
We turn the subject over to the new Ad-
mipistration. One Of the msttos Of the last
Presidential canvass was Pierce and Reform
Here is chance for beginning.
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MoRRIs AND WmLIs's HomE JouRsAL.-On

Saturday next Jan ~ the first number of ths new aud
brilliant series for 1853 will be issued Those who desire 10
begin with the year. and all the chapters the
ufu Novel, ready for publication in the columns of
The HOME JOURNAL, may DO by sending their subscp
ons at once 10 the Office OF publication No lJ7 Fulton St.
Terms only - year. Subscribe without delay.
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XIV. KELLOGG, Of Ohio, wen known a.
abold and effective advocate OF Temperance, d now in
our Cry and stops ct Tsylor's Temperance Hotel
coartiandtst We Advise our Temperance friends
wanting the right sort Of talk In their several neigh.
borhoeds TO seesv biz serYices forthwith.
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SPIRIT MESSENGER AND HARaoyfAL AD-
vocArE-R. p Amber, Editor and Medium. Published by
X. 2. AMBLER & Co, No. 80 Nassau-st, NY.
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Tonxr SrIprxRs.-Ladies viii find al C,y

TAxLLs No 50 Bowery most appropriate sin for their
gentlemen IN hs assortment Of rich and
CANT Ebrosdegsd Toilet Shpperss present that could
fail to BE- acceptable % possessing taste and prop
appreciation OF comfort The demand for these articles
the lass Holiday great that large number
wers disappointed nom CASrsELLs inability 10 supply AL
biz ordere Apply early.
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HArRDYE.-CRIsrApoRo LIQUID HAIR DYE

has fairly yanqushed all the Empirical connections put forth
under the soubnquette Of Hair Dyes The public have
guarantee CRIsTADoRo DYEthe guarantee of their
eye sight at witnessing his establishment No Asor
House. the process OF applying 1t and heeects produced
iy It, apeerle black superb brown in FIVE minutes. Ii
for sale at the principal Druggists the city, and the
PROJECTORS, No. Aston House.
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~. we commend 70 Che special attention OF

~ We commend TO the special attention Of
tAoss vhose object may be obtain thorou knowledge
o. Boob Keeping the advertisement Of Mr. Fosrss TO be
found In another column. We have. midst Of
young who would find greatly to thar future sdvan
tass 70 acquire the bes possible system Of keeping set Of
hoo1s end venture that Mr. fosrER (whose repu
tssion aands quito hsb ia England - Il does In this
cosstl tbs man. Of all oshe best calculated TO ssord
them thorough instruction We shall take early op2oT
tsnisy Of making readers better acquainted with rs
claims to the most decided superiority teacher Of Book
keeping. In the meantime read his Advertisement
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IL The female operators Of SIseER's P.r.
splepdid Gold Watch and Chain and other prizes hsrs1
fore publicly offered are reminded that they are
present finished specimens of their WORK on or DC
the persons who offer them though we shall expecI y
tain any Of them we may select BY psylns lu vs "
/. NJ. SINGER " 20, NO 80 Di's|"-|'
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Gen. Pierce and the City Of Boston-Tho
Webster Eulogy before the New.Hamp.
hhire Legislafure.

CONCORD, Wednesday, Dec %, 1852
The Committee on the part Of the City Gov.
eminent of Boston, consisting of Messrs. Hobart Spin.
ney and Kimball OF the Council and Messrs ODER sui
Reed, Of the Board of Aldermen, commissioned TO ten.
der the hospitality of the city 10 General Pierce hs
way to Washington waited on the General this morn.
ng, and he accepted the invitation.
The delegation afterward accompanied the President
elect to the State House and heard the euogy OF Hon.
Ira Perley on the late Daniel Webster-which was an
eloquent production The Hall was crowded with the
leading men OF the State.
The Boston delegation aiterward entertained General
Pierce and few OF bis most intimate friends by din
ner at the Eagle Hotel
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HAIR DYE AND WIGs-BAToHELoR's Man
world persons wishing light elegant and durable Wig or
Toupee surely be suited His Hair Dye is applied "a
sure gusrantee) sold, Wholesale and retail No Wall
st. Copy the address--beware of limitations
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Thus, il win be seen that in one branch of
the public service, now employing fortJ.,wo
individuals, who receive an annual pay Of
Sl95,ooO, it is virtually proposed to increase
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EY@ GouRAUD's Liquid Hair DYE is, without

exception the very best invented Equally celebrated
GouRAUDs Medcated Soap for curing pimples freckes
falt rheum flesh worms letter salowDess roughnsss
chaps chsfes cracks Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part of the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge, Lily White
and Hair Restorative, at CT Waker-st Broadway.
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tV have been cured Of Rheumatism Of
long standing, by WATTs's NERVOUS ANTIDoTE. can
go work. my appetite is good and my health re-
stored; am better than have been in twenty years My
wife is also cured OF debility who very low
ED RILEY, No. SO Rdge-st.
81 per bottle. Depot No 02 Nassau-st Sent to any part
of the country.
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WASHINGTON. "Wednesday

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. p, 1852.
The National Infeiiigencer contradcts au-
thortavey the report that the Secretary of the Interior
had refused to award any contracts for the Exten
sion Of the Capitol The Laegensv says the Secretary
win continue to discharge the duties imposed upon him
by law until his successor Is appointed.
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Rs'PRrcEs-JEwELRY, WATCH
- n,..oxns-Tbe suhscriber will sell durng the holt
ds,, al articles Of Jewey Diamond and Fine Watches at
,nsn,ctures prices Fine yswey made TO order iot me
.-sde or ~ retail Diamond setting in all its branches
Factory No Ssl Broadway, corner White up stsrs.
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Non.Arrlval of the Canada.

PORTLAND, Wednesday, Dec 22-I2 PM
The r. NJ. steamer Canada had not arrived
at Halifax at the date of our last dispatch from that
place this evening there any appearance OF her.
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LocKPoar, Wednesday, Dec. p, ls52
A fire occurred last night in the stone block
on Ma,nst over the stores of Glassfords and @. s.
Place, know as Smiths block The building was dam
aged TO the extent Of abont $1,000 Insured in the Hart
ford Company for 81 600. The goods of Mr. Place
considerably damaged by removal &C., but fully In.
sured. Ar. Glassiords loes Is heavy II was the work
OF an ncendiary, and there remans ball going
omit was probably got up for the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

Doors AID Ssoys.-JoHy BURRELL, No. 10
Vud.op q bss on hand complete assortment OF Lsdies
and Geniesnen Msse Boys and Ghars a Boz 8.
and Shoes and Caters. which he 10 sening y ~" 80.
same quality can be bought elsewhere IN tns Guy.
description Of work bis line made TO order and
m givesa tisfnctiOD.
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~ Housekeepers and all others in want Of

Bedding Bedsteads &C, would do well to call at NJ WILL
LARps old established Wsrerooms No. $50 Chatham-st
of MubeIst where may be found the largest as
soment Of articles IN his line offered the public
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The Southern Mail-The Presidential Vote Of
Texas.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Dec. %, 1872
A mail is through from New-Orleans this
morning, but the latest is still due.
The Democratic Electors for President and
and cast the electoral vote for Pierce and King let
ter from Austin states that the popular vote of the State
Is about three to one in favor of the Democratic party
We have no mail south of Richmond tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-23

preaching holidays is Of RooT's truthful Dsgueueo-
types either in of his beautiful gold locket
mented of which he has choice variety The Cray
Dsgueneotypss made only by Roor. Call and see his
Cysalotypes the latest wonder of art RooT's Gal
lery, No. S63 Broadway, of Franklinst
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Sailing Of the Niagara.

BosToN, Wednesday, Dec. %, 1852.
The Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, Capt.
Stone sailed at today with 80 passengers for Lv
erpoOl and IL for Halifax. Among the former Geo.
w. Kendall, Of New Orleans. The amount of specie
taken QUITS not yet registered at the Custom House
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firms and Others be supplied with conplcte set Of h
class Books from shelves have them maize
order at short notice. Stationery, Paper. Co2yns
Presses Manifold Wrsefa Gold Pens Diaries for 1S''
and all articles in re at the lowest prces inils
and Autograph at cheap rstes Rich LoyIsE IN ''S'
and ManufctuIen Of Ststionery. NO. 81 WlLhsmsl
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~ BRADY's MINIATURE DAGUERREOTYPEs,
put up in fine English Gold Lockets Pins, Rings Keys,
Seals &C. Also rch and elegant Fancy Cases of various
Styles III Velvet Papier Mnche, Pearl and Tortoise Shell,
beautifully inlaid for sale ct his Gallery, No 2O5 Broadway
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WINTER AND ITS CosrUmEs.-The outer

clothing which fashion has introduced this for gentle
mems wear compsesa variety Of shapes and names
and recommend any friend Of ours, who desires 10 be
srscey fitted with just the kind Of winter habit most
suitable TO his style figure TO VISIT the well known eslb
ment of w. r. JENNINGS Co, No. 23 Broadway. Their
stock epfome of every device ia the Of
Oyercoats Oversacks Tslmas Cloaks Wrappers Paetot
&C. &c which has been issued for the current winter In
material cut and kmanshp they have equals any
ready stock in the city, they be surpassed by
the establishments tha con6ne themselves exclusively 10
the execution Of orders We only echo public opinion,
founded on twenty-five years experience when say that
the firm of Co.. have obtained for their ready
made clothing celebrity equal 10 that Of any made TO nea
sure here elsewhere In the order department the most
accomplished cutters employed, and suit can be mado
70 measure In q few hour, II required
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~ FowLERs e. WILLS, Psychologists and
fsblshsn Clinton Hall No ISL NAsSu- New YoSk. aud
IL. ~ wasAaSteas7 Bostsa
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BusfFEss NoT7OEs.


THy OrsIs HOLIDAY HaT.-There is truth
a. veil a. noe try the remark that Temperament travels
~ fhs car Of time" As illustration Of the fsct oEsN
oinfs 10 his Hats for the Holiday fhey are not an i
eut upon any similar fabric hitherto
IN Iees he he's ted bis skill and energy and acheveo
nothing for he seeks medium between the exsre
Ant ssar sut nil Is his motto, and on TINS occison MS
expeYepce and Judgment designer and lnanniactuIei
Justify him in announcing his present styles as me oe
happily ar6 brilliantly models tna' naVe
evci adorned hesd u gentleman IRE prlce OF tne.o
suub is the steroo;yped GENIS hgure -Four Dol
lars GEMS, 10. ia Broadway, opposite 81 fsnis
Tpy CIR SxAsoS.-Ksox has selected one
of The most valuable assortens of FuEs Tor the holiday
sesson ever exhibited this cy aud s now ready Tor the
visits Ct all disposed give 70 their lar ac41sntdnees
test,u ouial Of Affection ufeg Is elegant aud o.
economical prices wOuc prove acceptable 70 the re-
ceiver Call him, at NO. l3 Fuiton-st, and SATISFY
yourselves
FURs. FURs!, FURs !i!-HATsl HATS!
U.Is,i,-HoLIDAy PREsEsTs.-Laaies' and Ch.ldrens
Furs beautiful assortment open for inspection Call
and examine Also Hats Caps and Bonlets; MisseS and
ChildreIs Hats j. W. KELLOGG, NO i|S I an2i-'t-
LEARY a. Co. FESTIVAL HAT-The January
or Festival Hat orginsl with us ready for delivery
This beautiful specimen Of the art Of hating offered 70
our customers OF great patterns 20 Issue
February and March 1853 for the Production Oh winch
being made the most extensive prepsrsilons. re-
Nos. 3, and Aston House, broadway.
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BosT0N Wedncsisy, Dec z, Ic3z
The ship Afghan, arrived at this port to-day
from NewOreans with cargo of lO93 bales of cotton
and kegs Of lard took FIRE in the hold this evening"
she lying at Union Wharf and to save her she
was scuiled Her cargo Is valued at 10000 The wee
sci is owned by J. Cunningham Sons, Of this city.
We could not learn as TO the Insurance
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FuRs FOR HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-There is
nothing more suitable for handsome present than hand
some set Of Fu this ofhe year. particularly
from their being iashionable and we don't know OF any
place where YOU con get better suited than foUScs FUR
EsTADLisHmEsT, No. 81 Bowery, Heser-st You
depend upon getting good and cheap article.
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Hosiery, UNpERGARMENrs, GLOVES, YARN
WHOLESALE Observation-Disclosures replenishins their
asstments should examine the styles offered at
low prices, az NO 1Of B0WERY, near Grard-st.
A. RANKIN 4 Co, Importers and Manufacturers.
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The MAMMOTH ASSORTMENT!
See where uplifting toward the skies,
The towers OF UNION HALL arise
There in stgpendous piles appear.
The finest robes for all the year.
There, gents fitted to tn eir taste,
. And finest garments made IN haste,
Are better suited 10 their wear,
Than any that are bought elsewhere.
Union Hall Clothing Ware. House. corner Of Fulton AMI
Essau-ets
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Loss Of Gloucester Fishing Vessels and all
Hands.

BosroN, Wednesday, Dec. 2, le.2.
The schooner Henry A. HolbrOok, Glol-
eester hshing vessel, lat the Banks 2st No.
yemoer, on her way home has not since been heard
nom, and has no doubt gone down with al hands, eight
IN number, SIX Of whom have families The vessel was
insured In Gloucester for 81 300.
During the year 1852 thirteen Gloucester
fishing vessels have been losfve of them with their
crews Of thirty nine men, nearly all Of whom left large
families.
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FAsHrorABLE WINTER CLorHISe.-As our

FAsH1ONABLE WINTER OLUTHING-1ts UII
took Objectionable Winter Clothing very large and varied
style OF goods and garments will from this date sell
every garment retail, at great reduction OF prices to
make for spring jobbng stock in process OF man
ufacture Our friends will favor with early call and
make their selections from beautiful stock OF Taims
Winter Wrappers Snow Coats Overcoats Sacks Business
Frooss &C.. &c. although the stock is very large the
more tasty things will be selected ID. DEyLIS,
Nos s. and IS John-st., corner Nassau
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Robbery Of S35,0OO from the Masters Mate
OF the Sloep-of.War 81. Marys.

BLrIAoRR, Wednesday. Dec. D. Is31
The masters mate Of the slO0p-of.war 81.
Msrys might had large sum Of moncy-about $4,000
in Pennsylvania Bank bills stolen from him lie DO
here robbed him and Il supposed they have gone 70
Philadelphia Two of them were named saunders and
Currsn. and the lsttU was seaman on board the s.
karys. st - it
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BoYs' TeoL CHEsrs.-ToOls of the best quail
~ boxes Of black walnut. Also, English German aud
Anerlcsn Skates For sale BY ). CoNovEE,
No. 29S Broadway.
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" The Juveniles Christmas is close at hand

and children rejoicing in the prospect OF fun oc aud
lots OF Toys Those who love crafty the young uus
thar innocent pastmes win certainly call early rUr
IRIS EMPokiuM, No SIS Broadway futile is the acting
business partner Of cid Santa Claus aud always keeps the
choicest collection of his hand BY means be
too late IN selecting. No place like TprrLEs
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OR THE HoLipAYs.-One of Hallet


Davis Co.'S superior toned Piano Fortes richly carved
with the newy-iinproved Aohan Louis XIV style,
the desiTsbe gifs That these Pianos superior
istrumenis have only refer TO the thousands that
have them. They be az the Metropolitan Hotel
the Collins lne Of steamers the Boston steamers
besdes hundreds at private houses in this CITY, Brooklyn
&c GOULD \ BERRY, No. 2E Broadway
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Tors FOR THE HoLIpAYs--SASrA CLAUS AT
HoMr, kcThere few stores that vie with this
store, No. Us Canslst. J. KELLOGG.
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Hor,pAr PsKsEsrs.-New and appropriate

articles for presents be found in Abundance HAIR
RINGS, No. i9 Broadway French, English aud German
Toys and Games OF every description Also the celebrated
Crying Babies all to which the attention of those who
search OF something suitable for the hte di
rected An early call WIN enable the purchaser 70 make
good selection. HaRRINGs, 4l9 Broadway.
Next door TO the corner of Canalst