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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

The Cayuga NCw Efa announces the death Of Joho 4
!tnkiuf Lsi vol known n this Sa.e for lis iys
htrhty ttos lie expired ut SyTac on the 1lth tt
AlfA hnigictl operation h1d been performed on ba f
disea'c nader wh lie hal sborel far seloe ma ar
jenkins Wss member q the bar bus for several veas
pAtl ms devoted hluset almost entirely 30 literary ptr-
tuits. ' 20
Tie public have entered another !oss in n. d.,t oe
tht Hon BcnJanin Thompson member Of Coppre, II ON
the fourth dtrct Of Msssacbn-ttts which ooeursd III
his re dence in tbhrestowu the fith ingtaut sror
mort llntFs. Dir 1bcmpaon hes rnj3vrQ IN HON IA
cree the respec, ami confidence oil hs eoT citizen. ND,
tudcep death creates anD her vacancy in ia. lou ~
representative u being TIE third which has occurred
lntbe nasstchuseE delegation Nlhp the lat Few weeks
sii OF which remain TO be hiledby new election
Died In Buffalo Saturday the 1osh inst J.msz
COPELAND Mason, eyed 20 years Mr. Mason was IA arried
about year ince 10 hss Margaret Atkinson ana jenny
iiLd honored the ceremony By officiating AZ bridesmaid
aud Otto eoldschmidt as gIoomgman
Mr.. George IIanford, old end much rc,pe,t.d rcsi
dent OF Albany died in that city the 22d inst u ap
poplexy. ~
Misc Maria Lynx. in religion Sister Mary Josephine
died at the convent Of the Sisters OF Notre Dame
near Chilcothe, Ohio ON the 3lst ut SIZE was native
OF Georgia, and had been a Sister for ten years
Ex-GovrRsoR BapcER, of New Hampshire died NJ OIL
manton the 2d Of dease Of the brain AZ the ace ~
Is years and months.
Hon Philip O. II. Brotheroa died at Manchester. in
the county Of Washtenaw, Mich. on the Ism inst az
thereon was, for many years, . resident of MICHIGAN
though during the past two years he h BEEN for The
most part reading In the State Of New York He was 81
one time cashier OF the Suspsnsion Bridge Bank Al
QussnstovD c. w.. snd Afterwards cashier Of thu
bsnk ofmoproe, In fbis stats.
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From tslc Plains.

Flom tho 81 Joseph Gazette. septeyni,,r IT
i, toi p'orge y blosseg rea .hed cur city few day
since from Ito Ptins Ec tfl here about the 6rst OF
May 10 accompany his express laa Tor California az fs
o. DeVils cate on sweet VA er liver, from which point
herefurned on the 9TH of Jolly lie LIFT AZ DEVILS Cato
bound for California Capt j " Moore and his comuan,
81 Nhconini also AR Gaze ani fuily of Cblcago NJ
AL wen and In fine fprts. Capt. Moore had oat .vo
his company Roswell Carey and VIM Vcrsuu, both OF
limos. ~ Independence Rock nc met laocb lIogats
ana family OF st9rk county ILL.,. bound for Oregon,
David Hastings, Of New York w X. and A T.. Walker
scott county Ill u. ThrSton, Of Capt staes's com.
Iapy DrsD PingTec, md company OF sixteen persons
from Kane county, Ns with doves OF stock Passed tho
Devils Gate well aDd 10 fine fnrts on the 9th OF Jny
Uapt y W shaw Of Lake county Ill simeon aud Alfred
Zines A. IT, Whedon, Capt Con, OF Wisconsin with NJ.
Baker and Wyatt Capt shroce of Kane III @. Hem
deison John chandler Richard Gllisni W yantherss ar
James Strobe, Melvin Chandler Isasc Mora, Potee
Cam So up Iarney gSs M ., bpp Joh.
y, and Aiken, Captan +. Leach. wise am,
two children; Capt A. r. Osborn wife, and one child.
Capt VIM Northipt, Of Michigan; VIM, Chandler Oliver
Creal Nathan kn.i9nd add Christopher Paxhal besides
hundreds OF others who did not give their names nat
knowing that the Colonel intended TO return to the states
me ast company ne met wae James Moores OF Platte
county Mo- about four miles this side of Fort laramie
on the 5th August driving n0ont 600 heal Of
Whsh rom pau water and continued travel were diving
ny me s1e 81 ,orsy TO iy ave daily lie aimed 70 win
ing Their fleece the product Of which he wo
pay the expense and loss. fP'''N "ou'0'
Col Blodget has handed list containing thu n.r,.
time OF death, and former idence of some hundred 80
pty persons whose graves he the roadside on fhs
north eide Of Platte between DEVILS Gate and Misaonrs
Iver there ere many graves OF the road he did not
camping places sometimes four and five mile; an an
main trail He describes the scene along the ent;ro rcS
as truly heart rendng; from the imperfect manner n
drag them from their shallow graves strevins th -.
with human bones He estimates the emsrstion thi.
year at 400lo people, with 900 wagons and shomt ~ n
head Of cattle '' o0'ovu
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On the WAirlwsnd Theory.
ny mn. HARE


Upon she idea that all storms are wbiriwinds 80
that the winds which take place within the theatre
Of their existence blow in circles, instmscns have
been published for mariners to assist them in es-
Gaping from such storms Believing the existence
Of such whirlwind R.orms impossi BILE, am induced
again to step into the feld in order to sontrovert
certain opinions sanctionng that theory published,
on the 10Th inst, in the Journal Of Commerce.
BY the author Of that article, the storm Which
took place about the 18th Of August last is alleged
to bavs been "The kind Of storm which Mr.. W. G.
Redheld first proved to be great whirlwind This
he did by showing that the wind blew, at the Same
instant, In different places in CIRCLE Of course the
circle being very large, measuring some Ave hun
dred miles in diameter, while whirlng and pro-
crossing forward, like other smaller whirlwinds''
But is it not evident that if storm travels while
it whirls, the wind cannot blow in . circle, but
must blow in various cyclodical curves! This
seems to be admitted in the latter part of the
article in question, where Mr. Piddington is cited
as alleging TINT the motion Of storms whiriDg and
travelling simultaneously, mnst be cycloidal aud
the namo ''cyclone," as a substitute for whirl-
wind. ID consequently adopted by the author agree
ably to Piddingtons suggestions.
If pencil should be made to project parallel TO
the axis Of carriage Wheel SO thai while the wheel
should move along rail, the pencil should describe
lire plastered wall, it would produce the com-
mon cycl0id, see fig B; but if tho pencil be fixed
successfully Mt any number of distances along one
OF The spokes, ana at each position be made to de-
scribe q line on the wall, there would DO as many
different infected cycoids represented, Fig G.
Again, ii the pen.l be supported ut various dis
tapces beyond the tire, and az each ba excessively
made to describe \ line, by the same process there
viii be as maay different curtate cysloidal curves
as there have been distances employed Fig. A.
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Al attempt made at Charles ton a n IN ~. .,~sX
OF The 2lst 70 murder Old man by the name ~
b,oD lie hsd received violent blow on tLe M al go
h''ht and when found was insenbie but stil. alive.
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ScTNRS Iii sfCOH ISGf66S & sSoai ruu
- Hebrew yssne nsns Literary Assssaaalss Van - g.
Mvsrst b. ss Rev. d. WISE u Abany, The Sissy
oelssk, tsbjsct PFogrsss o. Civilization. TsSass
- 70 eepts sssh may Be obtsres - the sece ths svss
DRUeE EsS ~ Sta BILITv -rHe Rsv DR. wiSE,
Ahsry the netad rtandard baeror Of
Usn tbs laoturs tahss plaoc wedpssdav evenius q
- stuyvesapt Ipetit1te. dnuht hsf
tory for th eminent saents psdse or large
number Of visitors.
NEv YORK HISTORIC Al socIgrY.-OoU xss or
ecpyos 1852 1874 For The benefit o, hs Fire Proof
building Fund Tho third lecture win daltssreo - No
Rev william Alle. b.D lsts Prr.dsa, Of B,~deiu Oo
lees Tho do will be NJ oeiooh, the l,csure 20 DO
teivsFed seeloeh Tickets 90 the MA dol<rs
adm ins gentleman md sdy 10 the isotnrss sai the
holder to M Cnnste ssdrr TO sing's leoturo hsy
Cousse tickets b. poouret 1t no bonsstors ~
Brraea soors, Merchants az angst Apos-t Y ~,
40 Brosdwsv; r. Francis Co.. 2os Broadway: Eysns
seiy az gle tehete the door she evening "
each les turc AUGU-TU5 SCHELL
PkAsCI 4. W%WKS /Committee.
GEsDRGE MOORE
VOUN6 NHN's DEMOCRATIC UNION cLUB.--raB
fS lectures before tho Young Mens Democratic Onion
Cub will be delivered y'MonasI Dohenv Esg. NJ hetso
potan Hall, Wedseeday evening" Deoe nbsr I'd 1892
MN s'oloch. puhjecs no rise and fall q Rspuoes
Hotels the DOR the evening Of the eoturs Of
sithsr the undersigned ts~e jas w. Smith Chsr
n. n MosAs9e, wm-H Cooke o. Godfrey 0unthsr. l.
v Harrison.
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POLL CaCAI..


~ tee.-At meeting - t.s COMMITTEES hold tho 18th
ssss,ss sSs. me Ssso.Iaso rspuSa.e .isesors tie
so
.Ss :s1.s s,Ss ., the ely. q Friday. The swss;y
a. .. sS9. The hour: Of M
choosing. y ssilos = s.sh w.ra., -..... ,...,.
Ncan oune ems Oea .rai Committee.
syss That .hs primary 'is' ion b held - the places
And ~ sae nspb.r Of this Committee b and hereby
s:s: = ~
MI az s
.s!.s The ward Conmiss.s shall ali yssaasy
tss and ave Az. nous. ~ pas'h,as in Is. Ma
Ths places Of holding sssop aad tho Inspsesors wsrs
sssl.,sd b :, The d s :: fsI Gs.
aAIfrsd chsnesler. ThoA J. Rodgers. Jas. Mckinley.
a-huah heMaioa. Dan Mooney, A. !. Nocarsy sA2
4wn Drew. Chss. n. CoMasAy Pat. Boyle. No. D,vsr
5-ssmu.i Webster, WI. Trsneia wn. ApplsyArd, IS
sTSoa;;s Ryan. James Hogan. David aierson. sixth
Gee G. oa,isr M Gregory Augustus Oliver. III M.ai-
s.s%. ainwris.s 8: J. Man caring, Jshu D. Belts.
sM es, sprinsseen J.sss lawson Wili.@ Murray, =.
spch place as sha be appointed BY shs Iaspossors aas
To- IN. J.equss 90. i. Clark. Chas c. J,sroy rsn.n
ll.Tdwsrd Penny. Jr. Bernard Kelly sesrss anmoas.
rs q.
i2-Wm. Hancock, Thes, NusAnt jos Goary, xoGann's.
oornsr Of Broadway and Tooth strset.
49, n. L. Brvant Robert Whitaker Samuel ID. Walters,
Is j Clinton etytet
T-Hsnry Nannsrips william s. Co,ss. Nohael Buvks.
pemoctsto corner Of Grand ans Elisabeth
streets.
l6.- VIM Towa. A. r. Hiliysr. W. r. Roasds u Anisy
place.
Ia MARX Thomas A. n sniRen. Stephen N. Crcnkrieha
Basias's iQ5 West Seventeenth street.
n kanus Kelly, anthony z. Woods. IrAas VormilysA
Fri ntship Tsvsrp Twelfth street, between Frst
avenue A.
Is--shomsss q. Henry, oliver g. Hibbard yohs NssbitA
Union Hall corner Twenty street aud Third aycnue.
le.-FAneis neBaxroa. John Esan David Wood, EgaMs
seed store street. between Third asd FeHrth
2l-Janss p DuaA Den. Ryer John Brios. ATS Seventh
Received That either Of ths inspectors hereby
appointed shall aso Inc 10 any nh ell
Otherwise ooour ths sairg pspsotos hereby
appoint another person la
wad 10 change the plsoe foe
hodins primary election any they dali give
pubic notice thereof Ia tbs pemocrst and HERsLn.
Resolved That tbs thanks Of this Coz returned
70 Ausuetrs schsi, Esq chairnAn, and Jsnas Philips,
erd Joseph hilton. Eeqrs tecretsriss the able and
impartial in which thsy have discharged their du
ties during the past ysw
yoM. B. NJ rm .a.. s.srs.a.i.a
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S'URa.

DRrNIrHTURs, FANCY, sEAsoNABLE. AVID WELL
i wswso'sd, No a Maiden is,e.-rae sne.o Der re-
specifically sts the ate zion q his customers Travellers
ard tho ruho trali t@ lie matsoets assortn snt 81
fnrs, ufsttu,ed BY hm.f FINN Tho be seootss ass
Ya'e. confrn fty With the modern Europ fAAo
The ,nbscriber pseisy rreomwenas hs stock 81 ssh'es
H. B. martins store merlin mink In and eryies, ~
ems. yhttty rid txetiltnre justly h'n 10 iatro-
dnei = the rDhic rrioe Y Nh ulpeh grnaao a.e De-
let,ed hsraetsr WILLIAM StsaAs iIagot'ss % fnrs,
~. ~ AAsusk kapA
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CU~aaAsgs r s4&lsSF guEsCEs.

YARrHER, wIrH THIS SNAIL AMOUNT
RauO q es,h esa ave half the prcato o. aiasratve
tnt retn which ~ energy aud alton ns bs "a
f-aiixs 81 600 None hut artiyo
Ern reed atpy. The monsy - required for ADVERTISING
Call at i0l n sstau rtrset, room 10.
O. OOO --wANTEn. A PAnrNRR wrrH sl,oo
tt ar soterprisies per.er an opportunity
fss'fge S10 IN ssfs msrufseturng bati0oss
oder Rs Estate W given for tha avostea
Astfess 7. ~, Herald ofhcs with name 10.
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DAGUERREOrYPE

TWENTY-FIVE CENT RaEOTYPEs-dEEs
Co. eballsr 70 tho world " excel them In taking
pictures 10th a. 70 qsasy. eaeapGea and sxeedislo1
Of the most autiul WORDS Of the dali
to tho delight and AstoRshmens Of ahe people Rooms $50
Broadway.
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REWARDS.

C On kEwnRD.-qBs ABOVE REWARD WILL M
SOO rts for any infcrmstior that will lead to the
vtsin a. he rrsson vho macionai, bok,
Of The ~ sas ~ the rent Of sire s8 sth
n{r TguTsOn street the er.rvH tho 2ei
txst 0'BRIIH 81 suLE,
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WATCHEs. JC w nLRY, ETU.


VHATCHES AND yEwELRY. -THE SUBSCRIBERS 10
w selling watches sosatl - the following 70
markab Low prices ssrs much lee. shs. .ay other Ssuss
Fine Geld Lepns wasohea aeles jewslieA So
Fine Gold Detsehsd Lovers full ls~slsa
Gold Hunting English ratsnt Levers Tor gsntemsn D.
Cold Hun ting Wstohss which sigbt dass.
Gold Watches In magic whish change into three
noid watches whieA wind up ana hands without any
key.
Watches wAh certificates from him with sseh wsteAs rer
feet time keeper.
COOPER wArUMes,
Duplex and Levers IN hunting sases perfect time
Keepers
irDEpENDETr oEcoND
Watohcs for Aiming hsrses IN gold aad slvsr sasea
Bplcndd Gold Pocket
Gold and silver LRvRnA, GprNKs.
and all other ssyics'of Watches .
All tf the sale ~ 0u0h less than he
usua prices also AL kinds Of dsmona Kngs, End
pins.
Also all kinds Of GOLD ohaus pare gold wedding K9ss
gold seals gold and pscils geld and siveR
fAmblcA diamond aud pis b~soeists gold loskeSs,
csrr0ss gold and silver aoes ereast pins
rings nver fruit Knives startling ~ spoons cups
fsrk., much less than she usual Watches
snd jcwery exchanged All watches wArracted 70 kesH
good time tho rcturnea ato clocks, anA
ewey repaired In the best ~ mnoh less than shS
usual prices, go O ALLnM
II wall strect. M gsatrs. ~ ~ Hvoadwas
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VNuLIAM IRVING n co, AucrioSryns WILL
w seIi At suction on wstnsdsy bee q ss'0ts ooioss,
she tpiss rco~ No ~ tie street Broadway. dis
jsvery, tts stool Of dealer eeshans bussasss all
rho list, order asd warranted N every fespss
ristirg IN rsrto diamond eustsr a. g. pns, srsSobes
bsceets carnss single toss DC; hr,cssqre crosses
besrtriiy ssk IN aae rods ,td has sing.
fr ,eyeita dr.l .7'trsses lev 70. nc 10 lepee "a
tlkfr rbld Easrd faL rfa,a cess insqfa,
30 sssersi l.osa iiatnncs vsif u !tc ~ th3r
oarsa gheJ b. sxauin Win sssAlsSas Tuesday.
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0AG RALAls nEAS@DNs


MA.onIc NoTIcg-raE sscoaD ANNUAL BALL
viii pisse - nihis s.lon Thar day o'ea'ns. I'D
~ ir.S ss 70 WALNUT st HADrSsO s 81
FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF raE DUFrAY GUARD, AT
ON Ius.d,y evening. December sssh. 1854
'i ss.'s- .ss Ss,l:rs ss ss:a'
SaPs Vi, xa wi.aa, Ssss ss0sy: rssiss Tsssi.s.
Az ~: s::s; s:sss 81; s.,,,.
fs;:.S 5::.z ;s:: S.,ssss. william sss.::.
S'G,re Dsas P.s,,s gsSssy 1s. sr. T Sse
capt wM wIsos, treasurer. o"' o
ihrsshi - nesting Z IL. .ssve co.si.s.. ~ N.
SGss a ss;s he
and ,ss in shing aus ar respecting the Ball
s Tn. above company 10 named in honor II Peter Duf
fey reiden First ward bu ~ the pssssat
INV : e-''--'-' " HAxTIS cRAa1ER. Chairman.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL nF THE FIRST TROOP
.spss Sns ssnn. ,sys s b. y si''
$50 money viii b received door ne:s any oos
CnAa q. coRrr,1, Secretary. -''''
NEW YoRK PicKwIoK cLUB.-raR SINErEENTH
am nal fancy dr." =, civic BAL Of tho Nov y.ra
Club spear saisS the p.psrs
T.: 1I' f.h.r 's''
=----==---=------=---
EElH MIlATARHs
VVOoDwoRTH GUARD-N0TIcR THE MEMBERS
w OF this company requested 70 meet ~ the
washs a. Lunch. No. Dutch street, ON Wednesday
evening December g. At halfp-st seven sclook full az
tepdbee requested bnsiueBs Of i'm viii bs
brought bef re- 'hs company B, order
EDGAR WILSON, Eco. d. il. DENYSE, Captain.
RYNDERs GnENADIERs, ArTENTlON.-A DRILL
~ and instruction Of this oorps will take
place Ibursday mig, Esd inss All tnoeo who have
signed the roll and th % wiz wish to parade noti6
the Gem tel, ~. oadwsy, 81 halt
oeloe. grssi-ly puas.us, stesd.nes il earnestly
ourtion, on sond y, tAe 18th inst. Bv order e
J.. CooPra. Orderly serssans. THE COMAANDANT.
GAIL MAKER GUARDS, ATTENTION-A MEETING
= sid diii Of The abcvs company will ,,ke place
II urfdny T. 23d nj the Fourssnth W~rd Uosl.
ats requested business % importance
and elect Of "a in take place. b. order ~
DAVID N. Holly, Acting Ordy ssrg't,
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9bAVMl.LGku .uAn&,


Ea0a .ALBAEY-wiHrsR AKRANGKMsNr-fiaRn
T. Asny hnes- Fare 81 M.-Tns trains leave City nau
ration, ~ rryep and Gspts daily, sun
lays ssseptea, follows Ftrss train - ~ NJ 9ak
Msany eHprses stsppink at lroton Falls Dsser Plans,
Lsdae Chatham Four ecrpars, arriving 10 r. n,
Nns 10 With tbs ~ tram from Albany wssss
Falls Dover Plans MIL brisie and Chasksn PouR
Corners, arriving IS p NJ oonneetg A. Albany With
tran for uatsio Ratur-ins sl leave aass hAay
r.; 10 NJ mail ssnin mskias all ssops and r. n,
uprssa sAin srrrtrs 10 Nos ynrssb
- sLoAT sage.
CAMDEN AND AkBOY IA fE~UaD. HOR PHiLA Az
~ phta. fress Pist no. ser.h foot Of sattssy
PiaesIw. inet daiy msraiss line :, 70 A. n BY
iins by s,esasost IonN poTfhs, SAP. n Tsre ssss
rAss ears, sa sseond class ~ Resavn.ns issys
Phsdelrhis from foot Of wsirn. rect ~ 10 n and
80 k,n ran ias y ssssnocs, ATLAS. fsos Iisr Me-
NV YORK AND A-DIaE0T.-
Az untea SAtes hsl anS Fsprs-s Lines hreszt In eay
Ysrn' to, Of S.rasass s,rs.t. - ava A. H. ssd *
y. ~. L.sve Psuesslsais ~ hsapa NJ sai 81 r. y.
y; ara class As ..eors a., IN sua saS vse
Nskess so IN sbe n sAs .hrsash esrrisA
Ia Ala d and 81, r n uaog from New yeik. PaSss1r
gpss baggage - fersy rfsss rssss sssers ~
yIUpsor RIVER RAILsgA D.-rRAtNs DAILY
III ron Chaubss stress, srt albany a,d Trcy'--
vss srsrs rsashius surAio 81 ncpsrsa saoos sas
Mail Frs.a sA |. rnrsssn way .,sis s al
Passsrs,rs sstrr rhsmbers cansi csrssc phss. ysss
.aavfl A. 4 ~ irty mt atseess,
vnSjs~ Nslrs frsc csnel atrees. - Tn a. V. %
r.--ss ,srsLs sne a. = TO- 'hacy Tac~s@u sAsN
-~v ssaa..sA asv- % AA>A. SASsnsasss1uDA
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c
HON EB 4 EAOs.

- s-->~~~ - ~-sS>>
siatin Ill met for the to0 ~ busness, -
JDitR Hall, re- Yea Bowsy 80 hurd,y evening sAs a3l
ST. This Associative orgasissd entirely aidsrsnt
plan from the ordinary bs Ing .ssocis whcn wil 10
explained IN full AZ ssssins asd remstndsr u tne
ehares wills Initc vii no offered momhsrs.
The " the A.seison asstd 20 Dc pu,s-
tua kusinsss of npsrtaHc .,ll before
ing J. BUXTON, JIG. Seer tAry.
ONO. no. 81 Chambers 81
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EURNITURE at AuCTlON.-By ANDREWS &
HAUGHEY, At their salss room SO q oad xav. o
wednesday Dec % A. haifp..t TO- An sxosiens assort
ment Of anlt ado hous-h I'D furntarc, rich paror
suits In satin vSetv OF ensmber aad din
Ing furniture pnnos plated toys, 10. Tho
soode n be ewea
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SrLEsp.p EollnAY PRISE sgs-.rTs ELTON IS

CsLENDiD HOLIDAY PRISE yTt-trTENTIos rs
~ par cuarlv called 70 the eaabishmsnt o. MRS. II.
DUSEFbthRY. No 1,nT broadway, Thfrt r-solord
street. where he fopnd plsndd assortment % sAss
eotor also variety for tbs
holidays ssting ~ FANCY 7re-eh bcnsd toys The
Pndway Forty ninth street door Tho
6ifth alec closet the establishment,
which Ia tituaei ut tie junstou Of Breaarsy sat SIKH
svon.e NJ palma will be spared TO reader 10 - attTsce
90 possible tovititois.
CtNTA CLAUS rs COMING, AND WOULD Advice
- a the friends Of little fa,ts 90 20 70 E8L1NG's a
Howery where they will be aho choose from the isrs
d ket ftortmsns Of fseticnery cakes and toys ia
the city aad ffes FER cent ehesstr hsu 10 broadway
Tim ToYs-CHRISTgAs PRESENTS Il LARGE
j. End beautiful assortment ~ Ito y, snons whioh
she advertiser bess rsrluiay 10 Offer ~ Slic nooe his
chiidrtns ~hioh, sith every asst srtcls ~ the
trace be bought az tho lowest sable prcs ne rHoi
MAS WAAKkS l56 Do~ery, aaufeotursr Of orasmoatal
end pialr tin wsre.
TTsEFrL HOLIDAY PRESENTS RI aNo roRrEs
~ With toneh 50 elastic asd qrios the msss dafesw
fpger play hours without fsgus tone hriant hniab
froE rain 70 finest carved Ia Large painting FONT 81
store rresens vsw intee sassford Fisro and CHRIST
mnas music aud int store @ Broad Tay near Hous
tar etrstt
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uEERY T. LFEDs AUCrIONEkR-wILL sell, THIS
A day nttaif ras. 'eoek.p y. arge s.,rtm,1t Of
cash Of the nal assoftmsns Also 20 w
s-gArs. Catalogues and sanplos ready at store.
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nor PORATlOS sALE.-ANrHONv J. BLEECKER
viii continue ths dsy at u o'clock, ut tho Mr hanss
Lxrhange OF bolnr sna Corporation
Of tho City o. NswYorh IN. best OTIS to soi
md regulation advertised for enS. On Friday, the
nd pisrs will 10 sold
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yxy,IIrAa IRVING CO, AucrroyEEss. Will

yXyuLrAa IRVING 4 CO, AucrfoSEEss Will
w sell y. aueri on Tnarsasy. De cnbcr ga Gai ~.
cay Ieeero h, at ick oeock ~ 49, tslss roc ~
PDo Broso ~sJ, asr~na ssaorsmsn - ft.er
yo0t nj, able for asy Fsr tsatbi, Asfr's
grcIIs snirss NO. pa.st sps csree
}ts visitors sake bssi.t cssigfs ps,isr aseas sess-
work tail werk b,ys fciies. tsEsss 20 sers@ss 10
BEAUTIFULLY iDiAd. hrarE vs.ss Fssds freaeh Chlss
Bob .man ssss ebony sosts Chinese soSs ~ rhy
he srar I'D wednesday. fhe sttssnos o. the la
xfsa IA stoH
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vrr.IVrp oRtv.oucU .ucrroNRyR -srocy or

N
w frst quality riD.s brspdes segsr, n ~ Gresneush
Co ~ili sell thia day stove No ii6 Pearl stest az
oeioob he tire stock 81 prime orsrd, IN esstss 6
Burgundy pure juice. swan gin, champagne, s@ssr
rlres dem hns npty rssts, 40 MOI h's, ~ tass md
hmptr Slsret ond vine roti'es worthy the assnon Of
the trade Terms, cash. Csts'ogue, now ready.
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THE TURF.

DID HOUSE rLEAsUpy GROUNDS. -TROrTINa.-
~ Purso $6, vii come Of tn tsy Wedy esdAy, Bso
~ o'clock mile heAtr thr SAD
die. C. Brooks hr m lucy Neal; enters bf
m. Fanny Jaeksonj owner enters b. m aos, Lee.
LuFF. Proprietor.
.Bfthe weather proves stormy. the above win
of the frat "a day.
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II COTTON AUCTiOt EER-GREAr AUCTION
,ae Of furniture aud Oh sirr Re morrow Thursday,
Dec. 2 At o eeiuck a. tho .uoti,s ro,ms 80
syost tho geut stock Of fuvntu and chsrs that has
sss d e one sse q cole eiss; y ~, o.sp ieo every
tue; sso e.spets and o,elos NA,aer bsss add bra,
matrase ALSO At tho tas. the sns-s furniture Of
family VT brcsk houskoe ging; also At tho
time 100 dozen curl maple black ~aa,t cottage ancy
Office fos0n rockers; slso onioo daks 1his sAs will
prove ID tho a,s we'll all who require
Tor thor Catalogues really tails AtsrAoon, and
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Ar MISUNDERSTANDING. DEcEh1EH %, AT 10
"A ocoeh Am, viii 30 so the promises: Tao Lease
fnrpituro fixtures ard lar OF the dining ssosn, No 81
Maiden lana elosed. the proprietor has other bus
ness TO attend to. Inquire Of s. FORD, Ne. Warren
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n noueH ,AUcTroNEER by G ": HOLMES
~ viii no sold TO- (Thurscayl, At lOn O'Clock
~ the sales o. Beehm.n street vshety Of rev and
Dsple black walnut end msbosauy bsdstcsds. mahosans
End marble ton bureaus centrc tables and washstssds,
tfco chairs spring ssat rockers sofs,, lounges 81.