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. fOst ouicc ~ W. i.kAied
, 1853.
Hobbs, j. n.
Hairgroye, S. p,
Hutchans, Wm. II.
Hart, A. J.
Harrison, Chr
Hobbs, Jep.cs ".
Hinnsnt, saG.5y
Hodges, Charlotte
Hunter, WIN. +.
johnson, Miss Betty
johnson, A. j.
Kennedy, ID. +.
Lawrence, Joel w.
Lauderdale, John
Lewis, Hugh
Little, John
Morris, John NJ.
McCulloch, Maj. BENZ.
McClintick, Robt.
Mccoy, Richard
Mick. j. Il.
Mosson & Samuels
McMullen, X, N.
Newton, Benjamin
Nipps, A.
Nicely, Harvey L.
Power, L..
Pauncy, David
Paine, Jas. A.
Peoples, DIR.
Pickett, j. b.
Reynolds, John B.
Russell, Jonathan
Roberts, Chas.
Rognn, ID. s.
Stanscll, Sarah
Stansell, William
Stansell, Adelaide
Stump, VIM.
Simpson, James A.
Smith, DR.. Lewis
Scott, Benjamin
Stevens, Henry
Tully, DIR. II. G.
Taylor, James
Taylc-, John Is.
Williamson, Joseph
Wells, Richard
Walters, John
Ward, John
Wilson, John l..
JOHN LAW, =. NJ.
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"a usess nws = wNa ~ e~~nsSfsar Ss,ssrd
- o. ssA ss~sss 49, supsuna ga nssn eswsees
= nseted - ssns<y ~ss ~ ksA n - ASne
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sAessNe INA hesF = hseHdta ss~a
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DIILICITE 0AIIT.
virtue Of and to satisfy an execution In my
- hands, to mo directed by tho Clerk of tho
District Court of Gonzales County, In favor of the
State of Texas w. w. NJ. Parchman for the sum
of ~s!x,y.two dollars and costs of suits, I viii offer
for sale within tho hours prescribed by law, at tho
door OF tho courthouse in the Town Of Gonzales,
on tho 9th day of July, A. ID. 1858,
TWO AMERICAN HORSES,
the ono a red sorrcl, the other a roam. Levied up-
si a. pointed oui 10 me ny suii furchman 10 salts
fly the above named execution.
Terms of sale cash.
w. l.. BARROW,
Sheriff q. G.
Gonzales, June 10, ls53-3+3w,
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FOR SALE,

Gt;I J all eel! at pri,a4s safe my residence IN
alut ,onn 81 GorDatrs also, five hundred
acr's OF RICH GREEN LAND, embracing my 40
acre field one mile north Of said town.
June 20, lS53-if WIN. II. STEWART.
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BENJAMIN B. Peck,

AS constantly on hand al.rgs and well selec.
IL ted stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
GROCERiES, nam )YARE. WOOD. TN
AND QUEENS WARE. SADDLERY
AND READY MADE
GLOTHING.
His assortment of Dry Goods embraces all arti-
Giles necessary To supply the demand, consis,ing in
part Of
French, English and American P~rin,s-atest styles
and most fancy patterns,
Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams; Plain, Dotted and En-
broidered Swiss; Irish Linen; Linen, Cotton
and English Laccs. Linen and Cotton Ia.
bio Cloths; Fancy silk Perasols Fans
in great variety Blcachcd and
Brown Shooting and Shirt.
ing; DENNIS; Cottonadc;
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen and Cotton Musauito Netting;
Plain and Striped Lowclls;
Bed Ticking; Hickory Stripes; Apron Checks;
Umbrcnas, Buttons, Pins. Tapes, Needles, genuine
Goats sewing Cotton, and every article belonging to
the Dry Goods Line.
CLOTHING.
Cottonadc, Linen, Drap, D'Eta and Casscmcrc
Pants; Fine Black Cloth, Drap, DEta, Alpacra, lin
en- and Cotton Coats, OF every quality aud style
fine Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory, Check and
Stripe Shirts; Drawers, Suspcndcrs, Cotton Fiancl
anu Siik Under shirts anu drawers.
HATS, BOOTS & SHOES.
Lcghorn,. Panama, Campeachy, Kossuth and
Black Silk dress Hats, Plush Caps, &c; also, u large
lot Of Boots and Shoes Of all qualities.
SADDLERY, dc.
A superior lot Of Saddlcry just arrived from New
York, embracing Ladies' and Gents Saddles, Bri.
dies, Bride Filings, Martingalcs, Rcins, Stirrups,
Bits, Circinglcs, Haltcrs, Stirrup feathers and Bug
gy, Stage, Wagon, riding and Planters Whips also,
u large lot of names, collars, &c.
HARDWARE, dc.
a splendid assortment of Hardware and CUTLERY,
late from the bcst Manufactures, composing all ar.
ticlcs nccdful In that line.
BOOKS.
A late arrival Of Books, school and miscellaneous
also, staple and fancy Stationery.
Don't forget ..h!a. old, well known, one price cs.
tablshmcnt Of PECK'S. No trouble to show good.
please give us n call.
Gonzales, June 4, l863-ly
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Matthews & Willis,
ESPECTFULf.Y inform their friends and the
~ public generally, that ia addition to their
stock alrcalS ON hand, they are now receiving dircc,
from New York,
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting ia part of
osnaburrs,
pomcs,ics, Tickincs,
Cottoaades. brown 4 bleschci
Linens C~asssmerss, Fanneis. Prints.
Printed. White \ Hmhsvidcrcd Mu.lns 4
Iawns, Black and Fancy silks. Tissacs aud Ra.
reyes "inEhs'ns. cotton and linen nrhlngs, Hosiery,
e1c'cs, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves.
READY NtDE CLOTHING.
TOT summer wear, OF ever variety OF style and pat.
RaTS
\ large and varied assortment
6o0TS e SHOES
Ladies SIN aud lasting Gas;sfs iesny Iansis
Bhs>nees kid Slippers. Walkleg Saaes Chiissps
and MteScs Shoes ssearssd, t.cntS Uhah Iassias 4
h'd ua''ess, iAsmr~A Sappesss ltoss II es.sy ssasi
RaRbwsRg
Maeksasi'a, ncneh saa ssssaiag rcoas riceghs
AagNss, frsscs, Log tAssas. A,rA, Rtuslssea. asHl
= hsgr saessscns Il Nsts Issss, issehcs. lin
re-, &c
TTSMtRr
bsskst-. fess nsrf<vs s~,rAnsr~, lard Cas-
eystnhkn% &C,
WOODWARD
fsSes, Beekess. Trays. ReSsns itss, Asr haasscs
SAnnEARr
fsisrs AID aents sshisss. ieAasss MStinssies
uissAs, ssirssFs Md IrsasssN whaga e sssr, ksnA
yrsszysers tsryst ass sssaas sss1 NsBss~ nasrs
HsssesS rscesA pa1sss xsA isshssass
HEpgs7yEx
Nssssse, rAoescA t&ssor si Ne a Isnvssr.sx
ss-ssaE tSn&speas fsln kskex. Issse<' Mssfsrsns.
- Asssss Asnrts s~r-&s@<suA Ikiss<A. s.esa. lar.
sres sssi tAsap Ga fssesatsse. wsasz ana HAD
tsst 0sAss. fssty, 0A i great rsss<ss ~ esAsxr e..
sssrs tss ss'nsssss - ssexoen. ~ a sAstA ~e szEes
ss ssss ~ sssparsssr 49, sses3s ssseeN
CsE - sn3 sxs1ssHe osf seoek. 90 oessS <Au<za
s< sksssssk ccc3< 80 The cssas~ry take rr~aa rsrs
srs n sshfstssx sxesa. sr<ssss, 20 ~ fA4ses
6cessssss Jsss Z. tssx ~
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CHEMIST
GONZALES-TEXAS.

AVE on hand n large assortment of N
- DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, ~
In fact tho greatest variety over brought into u
this market.
They respectfully solicit tho attention of Physi-
clans, ~ well an The public, to n stock of
Fresh Medicines,
received and now being opened. They would
ask = liberal share of tho patronage and custom
which has been extended for the last swelve months.
PRESCRIPTIONS
will DO CAREFULLY compounded and put up with
neatness and despatch At nil hours.
Gonzales, Juno 4, ls68-ly
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A LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Office at q. tales
on the lat Of July, 1888.
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HARDWARE, dc.
A splendid assortment of Hardware and CUTLERY,
late from the bcst Manufactures, composing all ar
tices ncedful In ilat limo.
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DIKES 4 HARGlS.

III, s~asisssct 70 The -tese sssisi ssm al cari
- and -esas 9Th he weaessAshci sAa v hans
sashcsAsea 10 ssssso ~ ts.s0sSs esssncssed there
~ah. G q nKwfrr.
oOusAses 5st, 8 ,sas-sa
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HATS, BOOTS & SHOES.
Lcghorn, Panama, Campeachy, Kossuth MI
Black Silk dress Hats, Plush Caps, &c; also, u larg
lot OF Boots and Shoes Of all qualities.
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|GS,.,ss
G-n 49,
80 -.
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New Goods.

VIE Subscribers take pleasure in inform
ing the citizens Of Cotizales aud vicinity ~
that they are now receiving and opening ~
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DsetY.

On Wednesday, December 81 Of consumption, SARAH,
tho beloved wife Of John Finn, . native of Kilkenny
Iceland, in the 46th year Of her age.
The irsndA Of the family and Ii Of her nrics
and the eDabers OF tbs Whitehall Benevolent Association
respectfully invited TO stend her fanera ut half past
sTht O'Clock morning. from her late residsnco
No. SO WaAer street Funeral service at the Church Of
st. Aphonsos Thompson street, ut nrs O'Clock A. N.
On Wednesday, December Il. Port Richmond g. L.
CoRDrA HBEnFrTA only daughter Of j. f. and Cordelia
q. Tysen, sgea IL years and two months.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to At
tend the funeral at twelve O'Clock Carriages
vi be at the landing on the arrival Of The half pas nine
On Thursday morning, December a. FKsosxuo TosaEs
aged ~ years.
tend his funeral at O'Clock ths afternoon, frs
late residence, OF Montgomery aad Monroe
his remains viii b. taken to ths German Lutheran CO
meteIy
In Brooklyn, Tbursday December "a, after painful
illness, JOSEPHINE daughter of Charles and Mary 3aiia
ger, aged ~ years and months.
Adelphi street, between fulton and Atlantic ayenuss
Booklyr. Her remains viii be conveyed 10 lsip, L.
for interment
After protracted illness, Mr.. ANN a. Eagle consort
ofSGmusl Epgs Esq, and daughter OF the 1ta Uolsas
Edward Meeka in the 7Etn year Of her age.
TIE iriepds AID scquaiDtsnoes OF tho family are
specially invited TO tttspd hsr feuera ciocs
this sfsrnoon from he- late relle5s>, No " Varck
street, without further invitation
On Tnursdsy morning, December "a, ELIs Aida, ooly
daughter Of William and Margaret Elnead0Sl, aged 8
,,sis aud il days.
Ihe relatives tisu "a of aroy are invited 10 at
tend tie funeral at tao O'Clock sun az afternoon
on tic OF her parents, No IS Saut9u street.
Ertoh,n Her remag VIII bs taken 10 Gfsel wo3a for
inttIMeot.
oa Wednesday evening" December q, CoRSstia H.,
vito OF jane W. rrgham, ia tho aita ysar of her sgs.
The friends o. the family lad those Of hsr setaes W. H.
ykIs peelfully iSytsd to steni bar aner4
h,r late iesieercs, No "a We.t Eleventh street.
On Murray ps eDbtr ~, GNcRog =. iospt q G.
G. snd Mary J Williams.
Tie funeral ali tshe yl,eo - tuo oe;,sk TILE AFTER
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slood Truly hesh while it 3d. there ia
also Implanted In principle Of oorrutibty whsn this
h principles pret0minatcs before brth and the child Il
stborn In Others IL is not fully developed in huadred
sTs and In majority Of Gases sae dght soss on throryn
vim sickness Those in Sickness who PITTS
generally their usua health because they aid
she prncipv OF lie TO tow hs principle Of disease
she BODY ua as pain schnsss In any form
scnts itee just nhons iouT ak EranGsths pills
ewaowed, continued hours, until tn have
ms health at once but whom it aaes not days
o. cases suffice Tor that object But experience
ssners IN ohltnase vii, be necessary psrseveye
'os Tfa sickness ot pain remains Brntreths pills
5eesear put out sokn ester is TO put cut fire. and
Ing composed entirely OF innocent vegetable
ney do rot expose those who thon to they
daily nsfely administered to infa cy youth
srsuInssboes They disturb or shock the animal
health In OF h3s and all eruptive
requsad for good Thoy upon by hundreds
xeay years Of their qualities hsvns grsaty 3D.
aod TO their reputation Tho folio wing Mr.
sosaif Of Dudley hasa Tor supply tsis its own story
3 rnAnpRETs-Desr sr-I have sot all the riiIs lad
etyous and tho IL ready when 1oa will send
pt Please to sena more s IS soon as you cangend to
May give universal satisfaction.
Yours. with respect PaINEAs BEMIs.
be well persona be crowded with pills. by theis
occasions much dangor be prevented The blood
will DO thus purified and thus s principle do
seaesi that tho Infection ~ these dissrsey nothing
which to settle; snd rule tLoGe persons Ban
sstha pills would 10 greatly than who
q about 18th thou IN their bowels and sneir blood aoAd
With full directions 1T DR. BHANDRETas principal Office
No 6s Ispenard street, at ga Bowsry end M Hudson
rent BY Brandreth'a pills. may be- obtained gratis a. the
aboyeplaces
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noon, from the residence Of his parents, No. sas Third
avenue
A. yords, Texas Dec mber of cosgsstvs fever,
Captain APPIggY, OF the schoo. or Anihsn from New
York.
In Washington, suddsnly, Tuesday, Deosmbar 90
Mrs Ann MORGAN formerly of Long Isani, N. Y, but
for be lat thirty seven years resident OF Washington
aeai 90 years
IN Columbu., on Monday December 10. JAMES T. BoRR
Of the arm OF Burr Randall eyed 20 years.
On Tuesesy evening" Reosl Der at the residence OF
his father, ksugatuck, Conn, Mr. GEORGE Horss aged
20 years.
- meeting Of the M deal class Of which he vas a
member held in the Col ess of Physicians aud Surgeons
in this city, the foosiEs resolutions unanimously
afoDr.6:--
Whereas hath pleased Almighty Gsd in the changes Of
bis providence 80 take IRON death honored class
te; therefore
Resolved, That unite In sincere exprsn Of regard
er hi character and sorrow for his ios that xppr
hs high aud the aud
msrly dsportmeat wish endesred nm 20 us ,nioa
Ger e trutbfa and rm he esrnod alike love and
OF ell who knew him, and bs bis viz
tues shai! IL our hesrts, nat-d with his
Resovsd That we give cordial synpathiss to his "a
miy IL this bereave ment.
Resoed That thes resolutions be published Ia tho city
papers, and of the same be transmitted to hi friends
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A Rare Opportunity.--Albert II. Mic

A Rare Opportunity.--AlbertH II. Nicolay
x sell this d.gDeee%ser ~ At O'clock 2 NJ precisely,
walk Of the depot The streets Ali graded the terms
and the title indisputab This sale being made
slose the interest Of lot will be sold
without the hshett bidder which should be su
lets IN this beautiful village i very rapidly in
the sale lain free tick Is for the 81 and IL ooo
sins Of the Harlem Railroad on mp 5ins to the aucoaeer
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Court CaIendar-This Day

Csrrxs sfATxs Uprsrtr CoUsr-Nos n 81 70, 10 to 10
5cfRxss Co0Er-Crcut..-Ad ourneA to the % Of
January.
CoAaoS PIxAs.-P&rt Frst--Nos. 227 to 134, 1885
20 1890, 24, 1872 L. f3 Part Sscond-Nos l.l3o
i12I 0s2 l,2l3 2l5,.i a7 esq., ,222 a23, l,22f
i,f26, ,f26h, 500, i,ll6, pa
The al Term OF the Common Pleas, which vAs set
coNn for the fourth Monday in December will meet on
7nesdsy, n, inst, for appeal cases. :. on ~
SJYxu0R DoEn-(fw branches. Mos. 4S. Sas, q,
as3, 429 2sl goa ass. 6II, 81, 9s Al, a. b5o % sos
Scs, see, $40, 636. SAB.
All notes Of must bs Sled in this OF before
10 morrow, 9th Inst.
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Perham's Holiday Gifts.-There are Few

Perhams Holiday Gifts.-Thero nre Few
that would be acceptable Christ
friend seiatve q those still dssrcr BY other e
man. child in the community but what ould
such gilt than articles that would cost ten
Slmes tho Every wants chance to obtain
farm the horse Teiegraph or superb @Ssn ti,no
olss offered by Mr. Perham in his gift list The dist buon
Of the gifts it is expected will commence at New Year
Therefore friends should at Academy HALL
Broadway and invest tow dollars in ChrstmA and Now
nj ID one 4 home.
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The Greatest Show or Dagucrrootypes
ever de in this country DO OF ROOFS 3 Broad
way. The pictures challenge criticism.
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lie l. invited 10 the Subscribers assortment Ct tie fscwi1
srtsles Ladies' reores "a great variety ard exeaoa
Aorla shell 4sians
scissor eases susry, portable dressing ho LAT
Ne view for real service erntaot only wh. nss II
81 che BEST quality At very low prices Also ssara
sorsn Of toilet i,lss psrfnIuery, ns.cs
A.. 4 j. SAUNDERS, 3S7 BroLdsay
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MARRIED..

On Sunday December Is, by tue Rev Me- L. S!ernbsrg
at the Norolk ynagosue, Ms FauP FAsEG Jr, 70 Miss
EaBEr FABsa, ali OF this city.
On Wednesday, December a. In st. Mary's Church, Ell
hoville, s. L. by the Rev p. Parker RoRlRT Dillon OF
New York, to Eiss HARRIET A. DTorY, ofCaetlsto1, g.
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JuIliens Benefit The First Benefit or M.
1ay) evening whom the programme presented will
several extraordinary musical attrso including Ths
xioA Grand selection fro Juiens epo.a The Dssruc-
nights NJ Covent Gsrdta theatre London with i'm
All his most popular dance music will also
RYau.
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Sewing Machlnes.-An entirely new 1n-
yenton and Of extra eze for the purpoce Of quilting
linse other similar Ihsse rschiuss with
Jingle tbrsad and have entirely original feed motion
whereby the necessity Of interniag ig avoided
stitching without drawing the goods. Call n
machine In operation
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zxRCHAND DE GAME, eUILLEAor co: beg leave 80
nforn sher patrons asd tbs public that hny
tSeivsd BY tbs steamer Wssapgtu assortment OF sha
choicest Paris Jswsry patterns which will sae
y Of their etook and enable them 10 sass these
who vii bcneI then With viiit.
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Christmas Pictures that Cannot be s,uuni-
led taken In weather ut ROOTS 1863 Broadway Call
And ace his new showcase Of pictures to dag.
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Useful Holiday Gl1ts.-yvrlting Desks,
portfolios gold pens card ivory and pearl tablets
diaries Of all kinss gold and oil oils ac at very low
prices. GEO. A. HICKS, E3 Mas ca street.
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sinstar rpgs RUS brscots rings, crosses studs
and pear, stosses ruby and diamond tsr
Ao tBsnutssturR price at the faesoy oil tho sub
sesber ISL Ercatw-y, odoe second floor. DAVID RAFT
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Merry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tf you WISH Ia

rske presena, you yin Gnd =. xers, 10 Cans. atrsst
beautiful broisored soiat sippore for gentlen. Also
lsdic usse and obildren5 srter boots fancy
., All kirde wsh boys and youths Iawnt toahsr bo9t
gtttcr forung usefGi I'D appropriate fifts
Ter the holde1e. !. D. MfLlIR GO he IA Caaai street
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The Holiday Hat.-Those In want or a
spiensia srtise, are invited to call at DkAKe's NO.
B0wety.
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NINETEENTH WARp-IN FAVOR OF THE PRE-.
IN sent state And national primary
election held at Mr. John Eagan foed store Third
Forty tho S2d instant
clock r. Il the call Of the General Commit
tee Of Tsmmsny Hail. the following ticket elected By
one hundred and seven 400 majority
cOhsIrrEE.
John Eagan, Thomas Pearson, William Durham.
MINIS COMMITTEES.
John Fitch, Richard Flynn, Michasl Coughlin,
William Deneke, Martin Graham.
WARD COMMITTEE
Fanci; j. Twomey, John a. Sehepck, John L. Brown,
Thomas Ealpin, J. Callahan, Sen, Philip Fshey,
Benz Am n Pine, George Myers, Robt Ailpatrok
James Moore, james Haley, Owen Kelly.
jeremiah Geeh.l, Denis Brady, Stephen NJ. Drew,
Wls u Barry, John Mccormick, VIM. ncNanus,
Dennis Shea, Jert miah Curtis, James Duniean,
Ssmue lei XcDsde Tim othy Kim alley Daniel aennossy
william Clare i Sasss si SssEsSs
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HavilaMd, Pc6inlaUd & Co Importers OF
French ehna opening lasp lot richly
ated porcelain slightly dam aged Ne Of
ton which they offering at greatly reduosd prices
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Dag ucrTeOtypes- D'Anson do belle gram
aspr, quarAnte coories dams jos boise en-
oaroqna aueies DC vel9ur Css Portraits ont deux fc
u grandeur dc deux quoD vead cling sarte les
gaantit parcis qui partout alleurs oouten
dollar. Souvenez D'AESON $50 Broadway, face
- Metropolitan Hotel, souvenez- vous On.
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MlSCExIANMnUs.

30 LET-THy SECOND FL Oh or 2d3 NINTH srRHDT
near tle FRET snd Second avenue Railroad. plea.
tbn estiop there bat snail amlos in the house.
To snsl gertsc snily the rent viii be low. Inquire On
IL. Ifenistt, q! Ct Gkas. C.ux, ls7 Allen gt.esA
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Toys, Toys, TOys-FOr the Holidays, at
ROGERS Bazaar, 449 sroadwaT Also eyecy variety of
beautiful Articles for comprising spleu-
did assortment of work boxes ratcues dolls and thou
sand other tnzs we'll worthy the those in wlIt
Q. ptesente for the holidays.
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Jeyveiry at EIsnurrcturer'. Priceg,-Rich

sehe gold jewelry bracelets earrings aud pins chains
eh.teiAines pencils gold thimblss rings iocEet &o Ut
Ees and rich styles for s.e At tina manu- oto CT Tia
subscriber, DAVID RAFT, Ssl broadway, up staies.
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"Eva to her Papa"-A beautiful Song,
CAb,n at tho National theatre. with Immense Success
Publishse by RoRACE W ATERS, 3B Broadway. B.-A
edition VI this has just issued with beauti
fsl vsEetts Of little Cordea howard; price IS osnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

eoo Roots New Show OF Pictures this day
None but tAsmselyes can be their parallel.n
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sentsThere nothing ptabs
dsgusrreotype colorsd and in
with for fifty cents Gene carly for Of
Naste 70 $50 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Rrady's Dnguerreotypes, set iii every va
1icy style, offer appropriate and beautiful gifts for tn
holidays 500 Broadway, Thopsons saloon and ~
Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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Hair Dyc and Wigs.-Thompson's Hnir
rsd without gsrd to Private applying
For sale wholesale aad eetAil, atGlBBINS THOMP5ONS
hair cutting and wig 81 and 81 Nassau
Placement, corner Of Maiden lane.
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liday rift Int no corn - tho magnificent sets Of
selling holiday gfs At KNOWS Prescott hat
stere Broadway ane Spring street. Gentlemen
call examine them AID maze your selections wives
eiS.ers, mothers daughters, 10. Prices very low.
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Who would not GLADDEN. tho Heart OF q
vita daughter by purchase Of Of T. Gilbert Il
Cfs pianos These hyperion pianos Will be sold ~ astonsh
inEly lew prices by HORACE WATERS, 5S3 broadway.
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for Christmas very large lots of haaksr
shei aua collars from ans.io' which, Win large
and assortment Of fancy gooda will ba sold at
bali tbs usual prices EDWARDS, No. 6l3 Broadway be-
tween Houston and Bleccker streets.
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.gHor.ce Waters, the great nIusio rubllsI,-

e. S3 Broadway New York bout to present to his
cutcmers all the Union DOLLARS worth Of
fraph wrspper As MT Yates says ne viii eonsaoe IS Gus
Acmers all Of him dollars worth Of music
bsewssn and January l. 1854, ADVISE musical
txtonds to send to HIM without delay They wiz To-
eve both the music they purchase and their New Vear
Stft noeta rec
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ucLAUGHLlN of No. 2o2 Greenwich street, corner Of
Chnmssrs Is AIRED for contingencies having on hand
splendid stock OF ea-s eraves stocks gloves shirts oo
lsrs underfhes and drawera which he selling rapidly
st the Low est yriceD.
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CristadOrO's Executor Liquid Hair Dye II
actually superseeiag all the Of them pus together
Those whoae hair has Amos bsen rned by spurious
worthless hail its advent Of the greates
blessings conferred hum anity Sold aud applied
No. q Actor House. ORISTADOgC.