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TCHE WIDENING OF CHURCH STREET, AND THE
rlisf Of BroadwAy.-Among the plans proposed for
and Sow Fulton ss sssmina
n to rny and So BY aI sfna Of rSs
in the other direction has prsYisg
the corporation TO extend and widen the way thrsug,
%ss:' sss qE sn T:Ga
Of that thoroughfare not for great mistake
70 " sm
be done BY running up Greene street Church street be
ss meet IL sss
sRendi avenue to ran n:ssnward by within six ssEs q
ment Let one examine the east side Of Church street.
% .S MnS length T s 20 vs'y 5
twenty Ave feet Of the street, from vesey street Barclay
Is enc fine store and church. from Barclay TO Murray are
down; from Murray to the Upiversaiss Church.
abandoned and sold and tive small houses; from
Chambers 70 Reed from Reed y Duane from
Duans to Anthony the yard which will be meme
ds:t After This ysS may Pa: clear upse Can street.
carrying away so that the east side Of that street might
very 70; ,.d public inter
many individual owners. and more conflicting inter
ests 70 contend with Bu The great point this
street wid.ned ~ .Ids issuioa .tii
and fine avenue through Greene street..
The emo,ia TO widen the vest side has been circulated
have hardly become informed Oft They
up Il IN. % xhss w
where IL will not be used il made The natural improve
msns Z that Which !: here :. any one viii be con
and this is most fortunate time TO undertake fer there
sre not more thru three four subanta buildings from
Fulton to Canal, the east side Of Church street.
AN OLD NEW YORKER.
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CUrANwHnRsHap nUTlCns.

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NoTIcE-THE SUBSCRIBER
bcxs that the LIST Of January, 1883 he
Ss r n nnns Ssr.S
from that date be conducted under the title Of George
baaomss In imperative that total and immsasss osar
Of tho valuable stock Of Paris coAks and mantll.s
valuable furs Of al nations should be sYso and In
order insure this result In the short time nterven
the n II pn n: BEN &
leetsn Of c,esn novelties IN ladies' costume has attained
leading astlsson with shsr former and present 70
$50 elegant cloth cloaks In brown mode and other prs
yaiiins eolors formerly sold ~ $ to SIS reduced
100 do, formerly seld at 500. now reduced TO "a
oso do formerly sold At SIS to 49, now reduced to SIS
the velvet ecaks, formerly sold At $50 SIS now rs-
All the embroidered do formerly sold At SIS to sl2s
"a0''a 70 s'o"s"' sH.vrs.
go French cashnsse square 'hav' formerly IS So
very rich broehs long shswls formerly sSs 20 $40
S very f5' n s. N hair haw formerly s
Also India osmeis hair and splendid variety Of Caront
iS and ss OF
may only tend to mslead the publio suffice it, therefore,
say that the subscriber has now in store truly msnin
&C.. in ppets vctorner riding boas, cuffs NUTS gaunt
es and every other prevailing IN sIgssa.s value
ducements as have never yet been realized Observe the
sale the reduced prices commences Monday 18th De-
GEO. BULPIN, Paris Ksnslls Emposiam, S6i Broadway
A GIVE PARTNER wANTED-wITH NOT LESS
other capital required in the business which been
in successful operation for two years. two thirds Of the
rSeh s % s.
dress l.. r., box No. 81 Post once, Albany.
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VIE LECTURE SEAsUx.


EUaENIo LATILLAs GaoM ITALY, COURSE OF
IL Four Lectures the Fine Arts will be delivered at
Hope Chapel 10 Broadway. syilaSus-wsdnesdsy eve
nngs ut o'clock December % On the Use Of Art Edu
cation and Social Pregress December g. Art applied
the Elsgances Of Life January 1883 Art applied to
Commerce and Manufactures January H. Art applied
Architecture and Interior Decoration Each lecture will
be illustrated with designs and coored drawings Of art, Of
different nations comprising those Of As.yrs Babylon
Egypt Greece Rome France, Germany Holland and Gem
trial America Tickets for the course enc dollar had
way; VIM. Hall Son. $50 Broadway; houat, 62 Nassau
street, and Of the lecturer. 325 Fourth avenue.
DRoGEEsS VS.. STABILITY.-THE REV. DR. WISE,
ofAlhany the noted standard
our Jewish citEe will lecture the progress Of CHI liza
tion This lecture takes place Wednesday evening Dec %
At Stuyvesant Institute doubt before ausi
tory for the Doctors eminent talents for large
number Of ystcrs.
DROFEsSOR OLMSTED ON ASTRONOMY. THE
third Of the Franklin Lectures will b. given at the
Tabernacle this Monday evening At eight O'clock by
Professor OLMSTED of Yale College Subject Of
the Starry Heavens" Admission one shilling.
T ECTURE.--THE SECOND LECTURE BEFORE THE
~ Hebrew Young Men's Literary Association will be de-
lveIed BY the Rev Dr. WISE Of Albany At the
Institute $50 Broadway, Wednesday, December 30 at
o'clock, NJ subject Progress Of Civilization. Tickets
at rs cents each may DO obtained t the door the
inE of the lecture.
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RESTAURANTS.

pRoAD g. LOCKWOOD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
- their friends snd the public In general that they have
removed TO- and will Tuesday pex December Elsa
southeast ccrner Of Ann under tho Nav York CITY Bank
where will be happy to their friends and receive
continuan Of their patronage. J. BROAD.
w. LOCKWOOD.
CPEcIAL NorIcE-yIE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS
~ he friends and the public that he has interest
connection WITH the restaurant In the bsscu
his saloens J. A. PcZZ0NI, COO Broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES FOR 1853. THE
pest s~y I'm sns nd new
Saturday in the city of New York. at the low price Of
saturday .hs first day Of January nsx the first
ss ~ s % s .s
u type n s,s Ii Pre- for tho This
An opportunity Of commencing their subs with the
We have NJ feature to offer from the pen of Mr. Wills
and one e M ; psrSa q ssS for Rosur
poses give sketches descriptive Of oouasr, life
within fa .aS city reach .s h. .,.r. n ..,,.,
the 70 s and
entitled wild flowers will adorn the columns Of the forth
The f,wn as heretofore will be leadipg topic; not It's
noted with care The Weekly ohronics Of the town.
p.ises notices or les minute ssSordas to crcum
shemes Of improvement and beneyoience new enterprises
a's'SSsass to title of one department
asn e s, . Sm s az
Importance TO the women Of nsrie. ,.,,.
the and magazines liberal extracts viii be
The foreign papers will continue to be carefully examined
and Of h9ms i.s,es a,d Arssagsd
papers, for similar Surpo's. viii be diligently
eutomsd to avail themselves Of the soumns Of tn. Home
Journal whenever they desire to nmanieAe with the
The Home Journal designed 70 DO par excellence fam
Upon party polite, and :scsari.n .dcsmss the Home
Of humanity and Justice to keep its readers Ia mind.
that IL 10 not all of life 10 get living.
This copious comprehensive and elegantly printed family
newspaper IL acknowledged to DO the indispensable
dra win gazette of the sountry hons is hardly
the Home wh,h Is the ohroniclo Of Al that inter-
most snvens American homo New York Is the great
CENTRE AM here ct the fountain head Of novelty nodcnt
and published Its editors Gee Norris and N r. Will
task Of giving cash week everything worth he wing.
seTy FOR s9s: 'ns a'i:
without delay. Address NORRIS WILLIS,
Editsrs, No. l07 Fulton street. New York
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DENkANsHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
pupils this week to his day and evening" wrtrg issses
tntrhnteeng 70 all satsfsetory Improvement and, Ia
nost cases an eessnt handwriting ten ksena Of ons
hsG each. Ladies casset meet al III ana o'efock
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH. No ~ srl s&wsy
- 20 -! SssslS1S %&. ~
- rs private ihstruetsr l ns,ise iana-&ss - fsw
Aair. SWA 80 ir Nj eTre r. ety.
ssAs rsryssisbs sorres,ss.s spd pre-
rzisy ATTY - IS yysass q. Sss4 Nv. ~ sssyas fsss
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HOUSE PAINTERS S0CIETY.-THE NEXT QUAR-.
II ery meeting will be held this Monday evening At
~ o'clock Members will please attend and take part in
the election Of cers and other important business that
will come up for consideration.
ID. C. WENnrII. SecrAtkrv.
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The most appropriate Holiday Present II
perfect and the most convenient gallery 10
IARRANDs, S07 Broadway, first floor, up stairs wheve
in the art is executed with the greatest skill
taken by tho discovery without reversing the
position.
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Ehe Toy Bazaar Of Rogers, No. 449 Broad
Way the all " Witt the selection Of presents
g Ms hcdsys Evssy variety Of fancy goods from the
Wf be found in this extensive bazaar being all import
q By Mr. Rogers in with his shop in London,
60 and will be sold at prices to suit his customers
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Riehardaon's Linens, Damasks. sheetinss,
ka-Purehasrs DESTROYS Of procuring the genuine goods
arc requested to that he Of the firm, Rich
nRdson Sons Owden 10 stamped In fall each article
gsarantee Of its soundness and durab ity. Agents,
JNO. BULLOCKE b JNO. B. LOCKE IS Pine street.
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pERFoRD co.'s REGULAR CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
America ,nd Oregon Express, will be desrA,ehed by
The United States mail steamer Illinois this day, Dee
10 Ia eharse o. sreclsi messenger and treght
sfcnts, through 10 destnaoa without detention. Snail
parce received 10 eelook r. No charge for custom
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On 600 COPIES SOLD IN BOSTON IN rw,

90 900 COPIES SOLD IN boston n gs., TWO
Fifth edition this day issued.-REDDING Co, Bcsson,
have this day isued new and beautiful edition Of those
two famous speeches. printed good paper with clear
type and in ali respects At for preservation IL resder
will bear in mind that In Mr. Websters published works
General Haynes speech Is OF omitted and they
viii also ember that one great and marked
turned all his cnemys defnce unto the ghost of
The murdered coalition, they will the Importance Of
side by sde and compare for Themselves these
Of forensic eloquenoe 81 pages Price cents IL be
sent by mail Sold by Sturger Townsend 22 Broadway
Dewitt Davenport Tribune Buildings; n Long Brother
no 80 Ann street; W. B. Zeber Phladelphis T. b. Peter
son, Phla ielphis.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


A DAMS a. co.'s U. s. MAIL EXPRESS FOR CALI
"A forHs Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands office No 80
BroadwayBy the u. g. Mail steamer Illinois Monday,
Dec. 90 2-our next REGULAR Express for California,
Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands will be despatched
above, BY the w. Mail steamer Ib os for Aspinwall
Navy Bay. direct on Monday next 20h inst at oclosk
r. NJ th ough uaua in CHI Of OF freight
agents and special agest 10 distinction. All goods for
this vrss must be put in water prsof cnditon
enable TO comply with the government order for cos
and sealing Shippers will please this Ia mind and
send in IL tr goods early Small parcels will DO received
I'll o'clock the day Of the steamers departure
charge shippers by this M custom
corsuar certheste No pa:kase should exceed lbs Ibs
weight, or 5x feet cubic measurement
ADAMS l. CO. SO broadway.
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DEHoCRATIC REPUBLIcAN GENERAL COMMIT
day Believing 1ss q sps
ES s's !: N.Y.
oh%SSS ss By ballot il e. each ward,
Es. consist and
Mcan Young Mems General Committee.
That the primary election DO held at the places
And tias member Of this Committee DO sad hereby
m Ga a. in ease Of NJ
Committee y.ssnsg At
tsn and sys d.S notice ~ publishing in The Ma
The places Of holding elections and the Inspectors were
Ds sae dsisgas q %
2.Alfred Chancellor. Thos Rodgers, Jas Mckinley,
a-Hugh hcMahcn. Dan. Mooney, A. J. McCarty, 242
AWm Drew, chas. H, cOlladay, Pat Boyle No. Dover
6.s.muel Webster, VIM. Francis VIM. Applsyard. So
sTssm;s Ryan. James Hogan. David Riordon. Sixth
Geo G. olazier, N. Gregory, Augustus Oliver l7s xadi
u swm Wainwright y: John D. Belts
Slew Sprin ssteen James Lawson, william Murray At
such place shall be appointed BY the inspectors
Sss e sso ch.. c. Jeffrey r.n.h
ward Hotel, corner Broome and Forsyth Streets
208 avenue @.
R-Wm. Hancock, Thos Nugent, Jos Geary, NcGann's.
corner of Broadway and Tooth street.
M. l. BRYANT, Robert whitaker, Samuel D. Walters,
l6 u Clinton street.
-Henry Mapnering, William s. Coles, Michael Burke.
Democratic Headquarters corner Of Grand and Elizabeth
streets.
Is VIM. Town A. T. Hilysr. W. R. Ronalds, IL Amity
place.
-Hark Thomas. A. N. snigen. Stephen N. Cronkrisht,
Beglaps l95 West Seventeenth stle et.
H-Hanus Kelly, nthony 8. Woods, Isaac vermilyea,
Fri ndship Tavern street, between First avenue
and avenue A.
1s-Thomsss Henry Oliver s. Hibbard John Nesbitt,
Union Hail. street and Third
19.-Fiancis hcBarron. John Egan David Wood Egan's
sad stors street between Third and Fourth
2O-James P. Dunn Den Ryer John Brios, 27s Seventh
Resolved That in case either of the inspectors hereby
appointed shall decline to il any vacancy shall
Otherwise occur the rep anirg inspectors are hereby
thorzed appoint another and the
ward determine change the place
hodiug the primary election In ward they sks
public notcethere in the Democrat and HERaLD.
to Augustus sohsll, ESQ Chairman, and Jonas Philips,
manner in which they have discharged their du
ties during the past yesr:
J Jo.I,H B. M PHILIPS iraL' Secretaries
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HO /! For the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II close
- and the children rejoicing In the prospect Of
I'm frsc lots wish to crafty them by,
n means 20 early TUTTLkS Emporium Ne. 35 Broad.
vAy. futile Is the active business partner of old Santa
Claus, and has all his choicest gifts on hand.
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Wrs. mi. ID. DusenburY. at no. 1,O07 BROAD

Nrs. M. Il. Dusenbury, mt No. 1,O97 BrOad-
way Thirty street. would inform her friends
and The public t,st she has now rsady for exhibition
ton with fine variety Of holiday presents consisting Of
French bsxes toys &c. of She latest importation which
are passed at any similar establishment. Please
call and examine The Broadway and Forty-ninh street
me ears pass within few steps Of the establshmsnt
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THE KEEPsAKA FOR 1853 This SUPERB ANU;
imposing mseufcsn,e, with exquisite niezzetnts and IL
Limitations the exterior gay with g,ld pearl nsid work
press Published by J. G. RIKER, l29 Fulton street.
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Notwithstanding ASSOCIATION, WASH
~ on Monday evening, December 2.h at IN o'clock In
Knckerbockcr Hail. corner Of Eighth and Twenty.
ird street Nature and design Of the Protestant Assoo
tion-J. Mckinley Our country it's moral and political
futureRev. A. f. Wright True unity Of the church-Rey.
j. Little St. Patrick and his ideas-Rev. j. Finley.
Tickets % oentsto be had At the door Members Of the
order in full rsgala. By order,
NoTICE.-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE IN
IN sursnoe Company-0n Monday, the Sd Of January
next election will be held at their office, No Tryon
Row, between the hours Of twelve and two O'clock
choice of forty directors TO the for the
suing yeE. By order DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
V,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
receiving promssory note for $780, drawn By p. X.
Roach for four months due about 18th February 1853
the supposed 10 have been
VVHK GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1863,
held In publin.-Notoe. exhi siton will be
opened Thursday the 9Th Of May 1853 The manufao-
ars the United States respectfully requested to
soptrbute specimens OF their skill and industry TO tho or
hntion All articles which shall be approved by the
Dublin and those remaining unsod at tho close Of the
xhibtcn will DO returned free Of charge to the port OF
yrixnA shipment. The exhibition building will be bond
whrehouse and tho British have undertaken
Introduce an act OF Parliament for the protection from
OF persons exhibiting Inventions For copies Of
o rule ana regulations for exhibition forms OF applies
o ,Srsssr nscr%stisn required apply 70 the
rhs New York committee 10 eon.posed Of the following
Haemcn 70 whom reference be theodore NeiE
wsk. ksoi Richard Bell Esa; Q. Edward Hsbeht ESQ.
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Shirt SswiDg.-Again we invite public at.
tention to the important fact that Singers Sewing
chimes recently improved and adopted for the purpose
yM stitch fine linen much better than other machine
CAN and examine the machine and its work. compare
y with stitching done by other at the office
81 In. SINGER u CO., No. 253 Broad way.
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Ha1QyasrRssssAles;e eisssStNl%iesaih
wblstsrs TIE moment j. srped. The wsais-fa ease and
ssrsahty eb sish this tsvrve sud olt sststihsa half
~. -~sssskAs. - ssx s-., "a .ss.-.. -.
JA1cGkLVxp Wig isetsry. Wan stsssA
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DAHCHRa ACADnmams-
M ADksF ACGrsTA mas KE-oSESrD lax pAS.
w eg classes r her netieas keufe Ne 10 nreaA
-sy rsNveis"- ~" We rsts .s-ss. $780,
ssA-Ast % - =. isstss.s.. ,srNs
GAeA assl tssvssA " Aasa ssis,A
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wigs and T0upcss-Batcheior'sN New Style
u wigs pronounced tho most perfs imitstion ma
tpre yet invented Thoee wanting superior article
shesld call AZ BATcHxLoRs celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street. where be found the largest and
sswtnsnt in The city. Copy the address.
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ARTIFICIAL Flowers just Opened, IAN EIs.
nAAt Of French hair consisting
w.sahs bogusts and sPrgs q the Obsces kinds Of
Ae4ts Forget me not, Lilies, Myrtle. and Hearts Ease,
VIA great variety of 9th flowers fruit and foliage
A. r. JERVIS, ~ Canal second block from Broadway
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Thompson Endeav0rs To leave Envy,
hAtrsd and malice and all to few
othogs his profession himself giving his
patrons first class pictures Of themselves half the
that other Of the class charge
THOMPSON, 3I6 Broadway.
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Holiday Presents for Gcntiemen's Use.-
ALFRED MONROE CO., AL Broadway, offer many ar
e;iss quite appropriate for presents such very rich
assS handkerches gloves silk umbrt opera coaks
Ysh Talma cloaks superb o,crcoa fine embroidered
and all descriptions of clothing.
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0avs twenty. five per Cent
How can you save, did you sayl
why, 20 to ELKINS store, sir,
Ehirts there you get quite to at,
The best you sir.
And mark the prices they are low,
Don't take our word, good sir, but 70,
- ~ Broadway 81 80 for STYLE corded front shirt
uaAe to measure.
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OneaPnesS ana Excellence Combined,
TAX act the purse, yet please thu mind;
Ahd Elkins shirts are sold 50 low,
That there the thinking millions 60,
For shirts no high priced store can mate
Sent home when promised, as fate.
u % for fine corded front shirts made order NO. "a
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Have you Seen MY GcnteeI Overcoats p
xees from $40 to $40 fine French cloth dress frook
seas SIG $22 other proportion Gentlemen
wishing TO find brakeman In whom they place
Aaense, will please call g. b. CLARKE, ll6 William
street. Established in lSi4
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IT u. NAVAL sgRvIcx-wANTrn, ssAMES, or.
-. eirsrs rtstr ~ fIaf e~s~r Asasritlss. As 4
fsv boys fos 4. frRts ceas ,tatien Apply ~ No.
SA-uy ssssh AsAs JEAsAua sgsase
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leave to inform public that he will shortly open
with and choice assortment
Of French English and German engravings aud artists
materials all of which he has carefully selected from the
best houses in London Paris and Germany Arrangements
made with the leading European print publishers and
lists color tursr will enable the undersigned to
supply the trade artists amateurs and Schools with the
various artists relating the fine arts the most liberal
terms WILLIAM SCHAUS,
Publisher and Artists Color Manuf, No. S)3 Broadway
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.

WA1Of1ESs OE w 4, EVCs
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w now selling watches at retail 1T the following
Fine Gold Lspine Watches, holes swelled SIS.
Gold EnAmelled Watches for ladies ......... IS.
Gold Hunting English patent Levers for gentlemen s.
Gold Hunting Watches which run eight days.
Gold watches IN magic cases which change into three
different watches.
nGold watches which wind up hands wshous any
key.
JERGENsEN
Watches with certificates from him with each watoh
feet time keeper.
COOPER
Duplex and Levers some In hunting CASES. perfect time
keepers.
INDEPENDENT
Watches for timing horses in gold and silver oAses.
Splendid Gold Pocket
CHRoNoMErERs.
Gold and silver LEVERS, DETACHED LEVERS, EPrSEs,
and all other styleslof watches.
All Of the above for sale At retail much less than The
usual price, also AL kinds Of diamond rings and
pins.
SILVER SPOONS
Also all kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedding rnss
gold keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver
thimble diamond rings and pins bracelets gold ockes
cuff pins earrings gold and silver Acles broas pins
finger rings silver fruit Knives sterling sill spoons oups
ferk &c. 81 much less than the usual prtco. Watches
and jewery exchanged. All watches warranted to keep
good time, the money returned. Watches clocks and
ewery repaired in the best st much loss than Ahe
usual prices. GAO. O: ALLEN
IL Wall street. stairs Broadway.
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Teas.-The Best Assortment Of Fine Teas
vim be found tho Canton Company, No. lbs
CAatham street. between Pearl Roosevelt streets the
Oldest establishment in the city readers
shat they than elsewhere either wholesale
q retail. They have branch stores
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THE THIRD WARD DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMIT
tee will meet at the house Of VIM. Woodruff, Tues
day evening December 21st 1852 BY order OF
CHARLES FLETCHER, Chairman.
Pa. GvrRa, }secrstsres
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Diamonds Thirty per cent Lower than
tAl dealers large lot. pure white and perfect just
eeved and for sale In the lot by the single Dia
snds in rings pins earrings 30 Factory upon
Ahe promises ISL Broadway, hite stairs
DAVID RAFT. Importer.
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VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-THE
FIRST lectures before the Young Mems Union
Club, will be delivered bytMichasf Doheny Esq., at Metro
politsn Hail. Wednesday evening, Deceuber 2d 1882
Tickets tive, cents BE- obtained q the principal
either OF the undersigned committee Jas W. Smith, Chair
man, H. Norange,t Cooke, c. Godfrey Gunther L.
r.. Harrisou
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Fashionable Winter ClOthlngs-As QUIZ
B4esk Of fashionable winter clothing large and
N every ssrnent At retail a. sreas reduction Of prices
make room for our spring obbing stock in process
g. and mako their selections from beautiful stock Of
ochs Mo ~ atbonSh Ss stost Il vsry srrs Ss
ses tasty things will be selec, ed. D. j. DEVLIN,
r md So John street, corner Of Nassau.
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Families I'm want OF Crockery or Glass,
for the should reooect the cheap chna crooky
And glass store e5 Chambers street near broadway China
tee sste pieces for $751; dining SETS lis pieces for SIS
Also, largo lot Of plates snd Dishes for half the usual
dozen. T. X. KERR.