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be epcined from building railroad in Broadway. aEj
in tho meantime all their officers and agents were re-
strsned from proceeding with any such work. n
order. however gave the Assistant Aldermen perfect
liberty to vote upon the matter. Thc consequence
was that the vetoed project was not touched,
and Sharp & Co.'s charter, which was to have been
taken from tie table and put though in
time to get passed by the other Board today died OF
neglect This result, which has We trust, saved the
CITY from transaction of the most strociOus charac-
ter may be justly ascribed to the admontions OF the
press more shan to any other restraining agency But
tie Railroad was not entirely forgotten, nevertheless
An ordinance was adopted requiring the Controller to
advertise for bids for the privilege of building and
working for ten years. dOubletrack Railroad in
Broadway the bids to be opened on the - OF Feoru-
ary. and the grant made 10 the highest bidder, who
will deposit $3.50 600 as security for the fuhmen OF
the contract This is apparently tAir enough, and IL
Messrs Sharp Sc Co. think The road as valuable as
one would be led to suppose from their efforts 10
get it, they can row testify their faith in
figures and hard cash. But Judge Duer has decided
that the Common Council have power to grant the
streets for railroad purpOsesthat the Legislature only
holds that right If this DECISIONS good Advertising
ana DlGoing VIII DC IA 'oiui 1he scas vi wal 'N''0
transferred to Albany and long period yet elapse be-
fore the Broadway Railroad is built There was
strong lobby force around the Boards last night consist
ing mostly of contractors Obber and lockers after pri
yste claims host of which were through without
the least difficulty. Salaries were not forgotten, and
several increases were voted. We observe that the
proposed increase of $1,000 per year to the efficient
Arcuarus was lost in the Board of Assistants for want
of constitutional vote 1t will probably pass to-day
however Both Boards meet this forenoon aud sit all
day to have their last long pull strong pull and pull
altogether at the Treasury, before the last day OF
tie year shall politically end them.
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Lord Psmerston vas had specia, reason for surpris
ing the world with This las. &c; OF sefsacri6cing pa
tr;osism. lie has been found out His prestige has
begun TO wane b pas. careegto be Known TO tie public
Tie people Of England who had not been Undecided
By his avewed FGi patton in the conspiracy OF the
I'd of December. ,'neb overthrow the French Repu5
lie ard by his euGpDwder comedy, have been aroused
by the revelations Of Mr. DAVID UReUHARr, who has
vigorously taken lis Losdship in hand This gentle
an, By recently published work called the Progress
Of Russs by articles In the English journals, and es
peciay BIZ speeches at the antiRu.sian meetings held
throughout the Kingdom, has struck blow az the po
liical reputation of Lord Palmeston which future his
tory will but confirm. Our own abors in the cause Of
historical Justice have olso had share, which we
were far from counting upon, 10 the formation of new
opinion in England with regard to this busy and willy
statesman Welearn FROM London qaite unexpected
", that Mr. Tucker has reprinted there and gratu-
tousy cic1ated fifty thousand copies Of an elaborate
article in chcb, some two months since, we exposed
his Lordsiir true character aud dragged the mask
from bis public career The change in public feoling
is not pleasing one for its subject and he thinks per
haps, to escape from the rising tide Of apprehension
or to suppress by bis present corp Wepredict that
il viii not succeed and that his heightened career OF
official life will ere long to barron and unhappy
ard
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NArrEALizATIoN OF CrrizLNs ~ 1855. - wa A.. !.
formed by Mr. LEMONS Naturalization Ce-S Of s,,,,.
Court ard by Mr. Brown, Clerk in sane dep,rsms,.f 4.
Common Pleas and Supreme Courts thal the who,. n,
Der OF persons receiving their final papers Of oi,x,ass.
those Courts IN lsS2 was 3o7s and their es p,os i,
declaration OF intention TO become citizens 1851 BEN,
al 1889 OF these, in Superior Court 1873 were an a.
papers and on declaration o. intentions 1915 from
Britain and Ireland and $3.50 from Germany AMI .. -
places in the Pleas and Supreme Coa,l l5)o on la, ~
pers ana on nrst papers Hiss from Grea. Britain an In
land. and LIS from Germany and all other places
Besides the above IS declared their intentions and o
out hnal papers in L Circuit Court and u declared !,
tentons and took final papers in L. S Ds,r.c, Cas-
making IN al 1851
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS AT BOsTOy-THg
WEATHER AND MAIL INTERRUPTIONS

DOsION, FRIDAY, DOC ~, lrsj
Tie Screw steamship Alps from Liverpool on tho I'D
inst, arrived this morning. She anchored below "a
Wednesday night.
The weather here cleared up at 10 o'clock last night
None OF the steamboat land trains due yesterday if01
New York have yet arrived. The only mails received
since Wednesday night those from Fitchburgh, Con
cord n H., Lowell and Worcester.
Numerous locomotives and hundreds of men were en-
poy ed during yesterday and last night on the Faios
tracks.
Some ship disasters reported below and steanx
is to be sent down to render assistance ii needed and 10
port particulars.
The following vessels ashore in The bays Brig Ch's
tew from Galveston, on Point Aldoron with her NAE
cut away.
Brig Water Witch from Savannah, on Long Bes:i
Monte Cristo from st Marys, Peddicks lslani. Sh
Orlando, from Philadelphia, near Naniasket. They y
went ashore ct high water. No lives lost.
a large ship, apparently, is ashore on Cohasset
The brig Galota from Baltimore, Is ashore on st0g
Beach and the brig John G. Fsxon has blged on Leg
Beach. The are all safe, but are much ffos os,
The outer Marine Station reports two vessels dsmria
of Cohasseit rocks bark dsmas'ed close 10 tho roca
Also dsmssted schooner ashore north OF Cohssset RON
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PEsN.YLyANIA DIsGRACED.

We have before US an anecdote from London paper
the details of which shall not inic upon our read
ers entitled GLOW TO ruin Piemon' A9ong the pecu
liarities Of Franklin was his taking a catch-phrsse
somewhat of this kind and working it into illustration
Of some momentOus actually Of his time. Acting
this authority shall quote the recent transaction at
Erie, as indicative Of the modus of " how to ruin
"peman.' The piemen" of Erie were doing pros
porous business, but they undertook because the Di
TectOrs of the railroad determined that there should
be but one gauge all the way from Buffalo to Ceve-
land to pull up rails mob officials and play the mischief
generally Gov. Bgelow, of Pennsylvania, instead OF
sfuipg Lis proclamation the Governor Of any other
State would have done, calling on the people to OBJ
serve common sense and enforce the law wrote SYM
pathizirg letter to the "piemen." Fortified by such
Iuisant authority they have driven contractors capi-
tasts and travellers from the approaches to their town
They have employed violence and rendered bloOdshed
necessary, and under the new dispensat0a OF
things our piemen" may be said to be comparatively
ruined They cut off from the ordinary sources OF
trade and prosperity They have lowered their char
sc.er as good citizens They have defed the central
authority instead Of paying it loyalty and love. They
lave destroyed property instead of protecting and
they have Inflicted OIL the welfare AMI growth o. Erie
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TIE WEATHER.

BALTIMORE FRIDAY, Dec. 80, -,
A snow storm prevailed here during shenignS 0'' =
stopped now. nj. noo a, Lass.
Two inches Of snow fell here this Afternoon o"" =
moderated now and is thoging ., M
''''1 ILB1yY. Friday. Dec 30, Is53-Ph
u e; oo,vino bere and The weather Il growing ~ ids
- BosroS Friday, Dec 80 80,
The Thermometer this morning was down " @'''' 80
has been extremely cold all TO day =. II a.. q.
The trains from New-YOrk vin New nS, ,a - Ia
and 70 o'clock last night arrived about O'Clock 80 80:
The Sound steamers have arrived in Their DOCKS =. =
ineton Norwich and Fall River, but inc uas' ass a
yet arrived here. They VIII prooaoiy Ss' 'A'-7
evening. ~. yo-k m Wedss
day afternoon reached Fall River az ei'sA ~
day evening The train connecting WIN g. ss,f
inc At o'clock and reached Boston this evening
plew and three engines being required a Ile
n recommended showing here at D. 0 CLOCK 'n"
with every prospect of liberal supply ,x
CLEVELAND, Friday, Dec so- Leon 10
This i tho coolest day We have hsd ths
wind blows gale. We have but lhte new "A ,ssf
CLEvEL,N Nd, Friday Dec ~, 80. =
II has been showing here all day ana t"'''
sieighing. -. r-aav Dee. 90 lssi,
The snow here il now eight inches deeP'
with strong Wind from the west
CHioAoo, Friday. Dec. 5O-ii -. - "a y
Tho Weather ia very cold. Thermometer aes'
low zero. Three inches of snow ieil last n's"'
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OFFICE FOR
FOREIGN PATE NTs.
J. p. PRISON.
N & Wilt Ne lynx.
TEE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE sor Dee Or
TIE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this wsek


contains the following
l. EDITORIALS; Treasury Satesmasshr; Clerical Pr9.r
nations: Carey O Copyright; founans on Acoh9i Wo
mans Risle and the Bible. ChTstmss The Bstde on the
Black sea; he Last Medis.ioE: Revolution a. Pafsi
Poland; The Riots at Erie; The Psche Rhirosdi Use nora
American Review &c.
usKETcHEs or LECTURES Usurpltion Of thu Slave
Power. by John g PalfIey
Ill. .LIYE AMONG THE POOR Mary Jsnss.
~. INDUSTRY AND NEW INVENTIONS IN EUROPE.
V EUROPE. Eleven Days Later InelEencs Russian Vie
ruTSzi in ASIA Lettels tfo our
CCrfosT c1dl MS 4. + C. ard k1El Marx
VI CALIFORNIA Two Weeks LitsT Intelligence Arrival Of
the Northern Light.
VII MEXICO: Santa Anna ani III, Proposes.
VIII THE LAST DAY OF A TYRANNY.
TX REVIEW Or THE WEEK; Giving in unlicensed and most
conspicuous form the important that have
cured in the United States, Mexico West Indies and Aus
trss
POLITICAL IN NEGLIGENCE. The Stair Csevas OHsial
Wisconsin Election, Olciel; Massachusetsi Vermont
Ohio; Alabsus.
.XNXIId CONGRESS- Giving the fnos important Proceed
in tho senafe ard House Of Representative
XII NEW PUBLICATIONS; \ Month IN England, by Henry
TuckcTmtn; Letters Of In eTnatonsl C0py ght ~ H. C.
CsIeJ; The New lydropsthic Cook BooA b. Il. L. Trail
NH. PROGRESS or OPINION AZ THE SOUTH.
INVITE MORAL USE OF LUXURY.
XV..GFRRIT SMITHS SPEECH.
XVI MARRIAGES and DEAIBS
XvII..REyIEW or THE MARKETS.. reports Of he sock
Grain Provision Cattle and Lumber Markets Vey fully
and ~ scally reported for The Tribune.
Single coIic in wIeppeIs be obtiged the DISK the
Counting Room this morning Price 6! cents
Eve copies zen copies sl1 80 twenty eopies Ito al
iress, $40.
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MIR. GADSDENS NEGOTIATIONS WIN SAM,
ANNA

CHARLESTON, Friday, Dec. 30. Isn
Letters from Mexico Of December Il have been received
ct The Courier office
Our Minister Mr Gad'ien was making favorable pro
gross toward an ameabe arrangement Of the disturbing
questions between the two countries
The extavegani habits OF the nation together with the
exhausted treasury are said to be tue principal obsas
the immediate adjustment Of the difficulties
Santa Anna had been mscd relative to tho exc,ementip
this country abouihe Pacific Railroad and made 70 bee,
that the Government would pay an ezorbant price os As
right of way ii he only held out
Mr. Gadsdon has been offered Of the Highest Ori
u Guadalupe.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT oGDENsBuRGu.

UbDENsbIkUH, frual, Dec. % IslJ
fire occurred here last night destroying 70 Of wooisa
buildings Fordst occupied by thu folio wing parties
Thompson bonnet rooms CLANCY boot and shoe dealer
j. l.. Nooey, grocer Green X Co, haitors Mrs norn.
ton millinery Byinglon, BOOKSTORE Morris druggist.
Judd, auction rooms Child Fawoelt shoe and leather
dealers Aaron, clothing store.
The fire originated somewhere the promises Of Grssn
& Co. OF Mrs Thornton, who saved only small portion Of
their stocks Most ofthe Others lose heavily on sr stocks
but are Insured Child & Fawceits extensive s.osk Of
boots and shoes mostly saved in damaged condition
probably coycrcd by insurance The to loss will not OF
coed el5COO
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letter was yesterday receiyeda at The Citizen Office
from Dublin announcing the feet tina. the family Of
Smith O'BIicn, at Limerick. had received aithensc
intelligence of his escape from Australia The letter
first number of Tie Ctisep to be published next week
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XXXHId CONGRESS. -. .FlRsr StnIos
SENATE. =. .wAsHNcros, Friday, Dec

SENATE. .WAsBNGToS Friday Dec 30.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the report Of the
Superintendent OF the Coast Survey, with statement Of
persons employed in his Office Ordered 10 DO printed
Numerous petitions were presented
It. ordered that when the Senate adjourn il be TN
TuCfday.
Mr. FISH gave notice of bill authorizing The bushes,
of Banking in the District Of Columbia and regulating the
issuing and circulating fnoles currency.
Mr. HAMLIN said that Mr. Mallory was confined at hs
lodgings in consequence Of i'll health ani hal requested
him to that he be excused from serving the Prn
ing Committee. Agreed TO. Adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
RECEIVED BY

THE GOVERNORS Observation-Disclosures
ALs,Sr, Friday Dee 30 1880
The Governors Message NOW extends to aboa. tsy DO.
ument pages but is to be somewhat raced II will pevw
thekss be longer than last year
Benjamin + Bruce. Of Madison County has been dss;s
mated as Canal Auditor in toe place OF NJ Newell n,
Bruce the unsuccessful candidate for Senator IN lar
son District
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FIRE AT CAMBRIDGEPORT.
ILL., H.
The City Hall at Cambridgcport, with the dwelling
Elijah Lake adjoining was destroyed by fire last nignL
MEETING OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATS AT PHIL
ADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Dec. 30, le'J
The meeting Of National Democrats opposed TO Joy
nor Biger re nomination this evening, was sifenaea
about eco persons Resolutions were adoPed asP'S~
ing the interference Of federal officers In s1se % -
elections, condemnng dctation on the part o. ,syL
officers usurpaon and tyranny Conforming Ls ~
Governor Beler for sancti0nng the gauge ss y.
Speeches we're delivered by Col small Gls'syds hsH !.
and olhera Nike Walsh and r. u: Cutting deai,ss .
speak in consequence OF the denunela'ons Of s's'
law
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TuIl TURKISH WAR.

The news from the seat Of war in Asia,-for from
the Danube there is nothing lis favorable to the Turks
While the Intelligence Of the defeat of Osman Pashas
otila at SinOpe reported by the previous steamer
is confirmed in its essential points it is shown to haze
been grossly exaggerated and its true nature concealed
ty tie Russian bulletins The superiority of the Rus
SLAMS very great, and the yslor OF the Turks no
less desperate than we supposed Indeed, the affair
wears the appearance Of a Russian rather than
Turkish defeat for two of the Muscoyto ships were
destroyed in the contest The carnage among the
Tanks exceedingly great, five thousand of them
having been killed in this single fight, as appears By
themOst authentic reports. Certainly the fighting was
desperate and whatever the bravery Of the Russians,
considering their overwhelming superiority they coull
not have fought with the same enthusiasm astheir op.
ponents On land il is reported that tie Russians
Lave gained signal advantages N the neghbOrhOOi OF
Akholzk but il il not aret ended that they have recon
quered that important fortress snl may therefore
well regard their pretended victory mainly apocry
phal On the other hand, see no reason TO disbe-
eye tie statement that the Circassans and Turks are
acting together, and that they have captured Redus
kalch the principal Russian fortress the Black Sea
Thus they have Tegained most OF the ground lost by
item during tie last seventy five years aud reduced
the Russian advances alnost TO naught. With regard
to the last project OF mediation we learn that the
Porte was determined to reject it, bu; Lad been per-
suaded not to DO so with 700 great postiyeness Ia
this respect however the resignation of Lord Palmer
ston cannot fail to exercise profound influence upon
the Dyan. Indeed, but for this we may safely assume
that this resignation would not now have happened
and we must wait for some days for its effect to be
seen. 1t is very possible that it may come 700 late as
did the orders for 0mer Pasha not TO commence hos
tties and flat when reaches Constan,inople Prince
Woronzow may already have been destroyed and all
Gruza and Transcaucasa returned into the hanls Of
The Turks and Circasiars In that case Palnerstons
resignation would be of little avail, and the MOsem
would still prove recslcitrsnt 10 the dictaon of the
eutocrat.
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blow from which 1t viii never recover Noboa, VI
now so there who can travel By any osAer rou., +.
Erie be avoided by all travellers ur III the gr.s. as
grow in her streets, sDd I'll her piemca IN d.s,,
shan move away to some other city not iuAab.se, !,
fools and ruifiAns
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The Common Council worked with will last night.
rushing through all manner of bills with speed quite as
reckless as that of the House of Representatives on the
I'd of March. The work began in the Board of Super
vsors, in which after boisterous war of verbs one
Of their own number-Supervisor Peck, of the
Twentieth Ward-was appointed Tax Commits
sicner We doubt if this selfappoinrmeut Will
be sanctioned, as we understand that Alder.
meh While in Office are ineligible to other places
OF honor or profit At any rate there ia not another
man in the Board so utterly incompetent and improper
Tor the Office In the Board of Aldermen the business
was mostly small jobs the most important being the
widening of Batterypiaee, which adopted over
the Mayors Veto The Board of Assistants were
taken all absek by order from the Superior Court
served on the Mayor, Aldermen aud Commonal.y
commanding them to show cause why tieyYhould uat
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EROM WASHINGTON

WAsHSGTOS, Friday. Dec. 3D. 1879
Gen. Sam Houston arrived hero this morning, In god
health.
A snow storm commenced during the night and coala
uod until 10 O'Clock this morning 1t three inches
deep.
NJ. johnson, late Editor Of Tie Detroit Ere. Pres
has resigned tie Consulate at Hamburg
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Aem~l)ora 1atiD Qrlbllnt.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Of anonymous Communicsti1ns Whatever
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name 81
address of tho wnsrnot Necessarily for publications, bat
guaranty his good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Coma injections
rKWSiuy sendingu iIonf either By 1eies
@1il oie sc VIII be ibsr7tJ paid provided Il Is uae4d
II JhcKsoN Plymouth What Sir,e?
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AdyelnerI FOX TIE Thine OF Monty oasi. DC gent in
before O'clock on s-frrd,y cv ming.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINcNNATI, Fnday, DE- I'D
Tho locomotive of freight train ran na' M. m,ru
P essos IoveIand and this city. Several persons
;,;,,ad but none fatally.
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Tile SOrTHERN MAIL.

BALTINORK, FndHy ~ - 81
New Orleans papers OF Saturday ias' ~'e
contain no news Of Interest
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DT. j. o. HEWITT, No. 10 Ufechesl.' near IIIlc'
New York Practice oonoe Dsoctiions Hip Dneess White
Swei Sprlins CO1sclous Paralysis Nervous
Aheons IL nd Inflammation snd Crvtlre Of the SP.ne
Weakness and Diseases Of the Linus generally d. swett ha
years been very succel 10 - treatment Of the above
dfses md viii refer those wLo cell On hr ~ apply b. letter %
Il have ID
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CLOTHING CLOTHING, CLOTHING. for the Winter,
tie wekB0wB Clothing Es;Ab,hnent Of HEsRY fcsTES
No - Cousnds where gentlemen find srace Of
Coihrg made in The approved stfe snd sold q the ioFe
cGh prices BESIDES Cloths Cassnerrs sud Ncsn o. superior
quality, see " ogder az tie shorfesi notice
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HOLIDAY NEMs, HOLIDAY U0UDr.-NUIVy . O1 ~.
ed Tes Trs-s nd Wee Meat Dishes Oyster Dishes &c
sai s,e Mats Rugs Genera koue Furnish Goods Aso
Ios sIeirls Slate Fsnc, Bird Cages sc. AZ ior ptces
W. sIfPsOS 4 Co 10 % Ci1sl g.
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Rich GOODS ron TIE HOuDAYS.-LEu ScEIBNER,
10 Ss Broadway prepared the Of the
Tubic h sonta oil Jewely for the Holidays consug Of
line Gold Watches Diamond Rings and Fns. Brcss Chains
IOckcfs Gold Pencils with
Of Silver Wac, and fey ether Article usually By Jewelers.
which wiz be 81 below the usual Broadway
Hboat pucase viii aud TO t inteIe. afer thew
have examined ~ stock and prices Of similar establishments TO call
ln,n Az ~ Z fh.ir -urcIaslE
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AyTIcPATID VIsIr OF SANTA CLAUs.-TUTTIE, o.

AN1ICIPATLD IsiI OF DIV II NLAI''- III VI
the Enpcra No AS rOsdnsy making eNteRsge PrepaAol
for ated visit Of the good Old san who We are n
Win DO the reception Of Juvenile America - rs
slye rsce during procession OF the Holidays FUTILE has
eredy received and opening numero packages o. Toys
entirely and calculated 70 AMI interest no yoao
cd Also valuable and ufeu HodT Os Ever bo1y ana
eli Dsed TO cali and examine them sec aa7rs-
Ufr
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PulvcTnscheIs Patent Hydro Electric Voltac
Csips rtcomepd BY the highest med ca tb0r the word
Rheumatism NeIrslga PaTal. ss Ppauo8s Hesl and
Toothschc Liver Com! af ~ pePsa = VIZ Dance ts AMI
li,io Female Complains CAL ocscpfive pamphlet
J. STEiNERr NJ So Broadway.
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Talking abeut holiday gifts, gift concerts, &C. Is al
VT out RAFFEgIl LGAX siye likeness u yoa
If ChArc that You make Neg Years cas and
ycu bat T. The hall her fellow cant walk oil wiz
reeiay il i better than he Is always bu rom RAY,
LEAK No 81 Chiham ana ooIa-- CA.lhal a-l .lrs
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DEMoNET & MYERS Inhllhle Liquid Hair.
Dye weki1s miracles q. other dyes il color the
Hair Nhskers beasn soy black brown.
ON without injury the hair skin AMI leaves purple
Tcdh asst 20 the br amer short the qusck tbs,
daily pslued OF on the pubic be genuine article This dye
applied and sod Wholesale aed retail No u Coundi sad
sIyNs No Is East Broadway and BY al ths principal dsss
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SIIVtT.TIbTfd " 1Ill
Cutlery.
Housekeeping II ndwsTs
JsYtDEcry,
German Silver Albsts ana Britannia Ware
Composlion, Ersmetai and Iron Hollow Ware,
hroDTed. Copper and fress Goods,
lin. WilloW and " cod Wares,
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