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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17


On Thursday evening, December u.s. at half past six
O'Clock, THOMAS JOSEPH COLUMN the only Of Thomas
and Ellen Columb. aged years months and days
His funeral will take place ct two O'Clock this If.
ternoon from No. 222 Houston street, of Attorney
The reads Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend
On Wednesday evening, December H. EUGENE w.,
youngest son Of the Late Daniel Price, aged years and 10
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are res peotfully
Invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No.
30 Fast Broadway, at two o clock this afternoon.
Mrs EzABE1B, relict OF the late William Ludlum, in
the 74th year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend her funeral Monday morning at nine O'Clock
from her late residence, No. 200 Greenwich street. Her
remains Will be taken to jamaica, L. l., for intsrment
On Friday, December 10, MiCaAKI, of Michael
xcKeeny, aged Ave years and six months
The funeral will take place afternoon ct two
O'CLOCK, from No. 267 Mulberry street,
On Friday, December 49, Miss ANNA RAY, eldest daugh
ter OF Capt Samae P. and AlssydA Rosalin Robinson.
Her friends and those of the family Invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence of her father No 90
West Warren street, South Brooklyn, to morrow After
noon At two O'Clock The body will be taken to Green
wood for nterment.
On Friday morning December 10, WILLIAM q. BowIxY,
son o. James and Ellen Bowey, aged years, months
and 13 days.
The friends of te family are invited to attend the m
neral this afternoon ut two o'clock from No 693 Eighth
avenre.
On Tbursdsy evening December is, at nine O'Clock,
eArEilSn D. Nmnr only child OF Andrew and Mary Mes
Th funeral viii take place this afternoon st two O'Clock
from No u Elm street The sSiends OF the family are
vted to attend, without fu-thar invitation
Ca 1hurhdRy night December 10 OF consumption, MlnY
Ann DEGuRsRE, aged "a years and months.
The relatives and frenda Of the deceased ere espeo.
fully invited to attend her funeral 10 sfterneoa
at two O'Clock, from the residence Of her H. Maria
and Christopher Smith, No. leS Stanton street,
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Marine Affairs.

Tm STEAMSHIP HUMBoIDT.-A tslegraphic despatch to
walter R. JONES' Esq., from HALIFAX dated 18th ins says
nothing be saved from the wreck Of the steamer
humboldt except on salvage, as she is broken all TO
pieces About half the cargo Is landed nearly all feri
susly damaged The steamship Marion would leave to-
day for this city with the saved OF the materials
but little would be saved. The government had sent
Down revenue cutter protect the floating property.
WRECK or A BRITISH SHIP Loss OF Two HUNDRED
FurY IEs-Ths British ship lady Evelyn, Capt McClel.
In was totally lost the Goth July reef known as
R,ohsrd Rocks of the south end of Tuypuisan on her
ssssgs from Hong Kong to San Francisco and no less
ihan tvs hundred and fifty people watsry grave She
Isft Hong Kong the Goth of June, with heavy cargo
and two hund cd and twenty Chinese San Fran
CISCO An English gentleman named Sutton, and Major
PoOre Of the American service, and two Portuguese
merchants were also passengers Her officers and crew
consisted of twenty five persons On the Goth July dur
ing very heavy gale which had iousy damaged the
vessel she was driven the above named stern
striking with such terrific force to break the weasel
right In two parting just sbaft the manmast The
ent after she struck the stern dred away loaded with
human beings, all Of whom lost Shortly after some
twenty or thirty crushed to death by the fall
ing OF the mainmast and Mr. Aackay (ohief mattel and
three or four seamen swept while cinging to
the towsprit which bad got loose by the parting of the
tbs next day. when they attempted to reach shore but
1t Is not known whether they all succeeded but among
those who ori innate Mr. Mcae the steward Mr.
Gee three able sesmep, named Purdy Peer
Benjamin Tucker or of the Portuguese passengers two
females and twenty-five Cinnamon. They remained on
the island for two months and four days, Hospitality
treated by the inhabitants, waen they taken OF BY
n. ID. steamer Hermea
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At the church of lafayette place and Fourth
street on Thursday December 10, by the Rev Dr. knox,
JANIS FosrlR, Of Athens, N Y, to MATILDA daughter
Of The late Thomas Brooks. OF this city.
On Tuesday, December 3 by the Rev. Spencer H. Cone
ken, N. j.
At st. Thomas Church, on Thursday December Is by
the Rev Edmund Neville, WILLIAM II. CHAvElL to EMILY A.,
On ue,day, December ID, At Farmingdae, l., 40
cording to the order Of the Society OF Fdend r.
CAHPKArR Of this city, to HANNAH W. POWELL Of the for
place.
At the Glove Staten Island, by the Rev. Samuel White
on Thursday December 10, Mr. MATTHIAS f. BRANrINaHAM
to Miss LouEA vRxDKSBURGH, all Of Same place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

psssant pissss and jolly jocund songs, form pleasing
ssxaf 70 the rather strong doses Of tragedy that have
hSsly been administered TO It Is very pleasant 70
ueh and never pleasant than after your account
~ taars has been overdrAwn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

EIGHTH WARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
~ pursuant TO call Of the National Democratic GENERAL
Committee Of which Thomas j. b. is Chairman, fol-
lowing ticket was duly elected
EIGHTH wAnD.-REGULAR SHELL,
TOR GENERAL coMMrrTEE.
John 3. Haskln, John Il. Brady Samuel Long.
ron YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
James McDermott Thomas J. Munds Stephen N. Puydy,
Jonas Phillips, Daniel s. Coles
COMMITTEE
Ralph Bogart Anthony Kelley Thomas Kelley q. Cohen,
r. WI Bonsa John ID. Belts, Richard Cham bers Chas
Bazee Norris Harrig Simon w. Manwarring Luthien
Aathsr Eli HazeltSn, James Davis, stephen D; Wilson,
Albert w. Smith, Clement G Robbns, Robert Linn Beg
nsrd Caviar ali George Loutre James McLoughn, Abra-
ham Noses Abraham Forshsy, bert Reed, William Re-
berts, Michael Delahante.
ROBERTLI
JAMES ARMSTRONG, }Insrectors
SAMUEL LONG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Park place. has obtained position in the spiritual world
which secured to him the of Of tho prin
cpal hotels The stock comprises segars OF the choicest
brands of his importation wines the best vntes
Burgundy also choice selections of brsndss aud other
liquors Charles' London cordial gin has we'll neritsd
IN dyspepsia and other of the stomach Fam
lies who wish to lay in their holiday stock would do we'll
call upon ED MUND c. CHARLES, No. Park place. few
doors west Of Broadway. [Reveills and Review.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17
Personal Intelligence,

Enoch Gray, Canada; M. X. Cady New london; G. N.
Squrss Bennington and Col. j. B. Field Taunton, were
among the arriy ais yesterday At the Cooper House.
P. A. Porter, Magyar. Falls; John Fink, Fall River; HI
ram Stacy, IEsq., Springfield, Massachusetts, John j.
THOMPSON, Esq, Troy; Thomas Ransom, Nav Haven;
John G. Brrnsp Saratoga Springs arrived at the Prescott
House Yesterday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Mourning FOulnxd Silks.-1, 900 pieces just
received and for sale six dollars per Dress worth eight
BARTHoLoMEw L WEED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

DsAr At szA-Ths Bremen ship Adolphine, arrived Il
Ialtimsrs the 10th inst from Bremen with 26b pas
sspgsrs, reports twelve deaths on the passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

c. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.--SrO OF RICH
IA gold jewry hunting lever and other gold watehsp da
mord, &e ia eontrua G Hn1A g TUrtLs viii sell this
balance the stock OF retiring business
removed from No 439 Broadway consisting of valuable
sortment Of first class gold Watches rsh ewey diamonds
and imported expressly for the Broadway
be paid for and owed on the day of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

INLEyEETH WARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION
u held at the of avenue and Third street,
Thursday evening" Dec 15 1853 TO the recommen-
daon Of the Democratic Republican General Committee ~
Institute Dec g. 1853 the following ticket,
having received the highest number Of votes declared
duly elected
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Fl asus W. Glover Aaron d. Rollins John Mosher.
MEMS COMMITTEE.
John ii. Houghkirk Gilbert " eeks, Francis Clark,
John Fl. Baxter John Merrifed.
WARD COMMITTEE.
Erwin Bouton, James Lamb, Andrew Luts,
John e. White, Samuel S. Acker, George Elliott,
r. J. A. Boole, Simeon Decker John Skidmore,
Bernard Kelly, VIM. r. Brennan, Andrew Jackmas,
George ntheny, Richard II Bishop, Jaeks'nVermiyen,
Terence Smith, William Gage, william Taylor,
Henry @. wholly, George White, John Ray, :.
Berj Mcfarland, Edward Ferris z. II. Kimbark,
Eobcrt Earl, William Orr, James II. PearsaI..
Leonard Aerfi6eld
BENZ. MCFARLAND, $Iuspectors.
Joan RAY
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20U oyero ats S. to Sl2 lU0) simere eaus SO 10
pair cent? Tolmaa SO TO SIS coo sssorte vests SCI large
ort OF boy6 with and without also
'' GEO LEyIE $50 Braadwrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Lea & Perrins' Celebrated Worcestershire
ssuse suitable for the dinner and supper
lars Ia peris gallon each, fer sale JOHN DUNCAN
SONS. 47 Broadway sole agents for the propretors
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Sewing MachInes.-I. nj. SLING

Sewing MachInes.-I. M. Singer & CO., No.
S23 Broadway exhibiting and selling great variety
Of sewing machines for various purposes each perfect 81 its
leather well known and 80 universally approved and
designed sewing linen and other light goods cuttings
linings, DO can DO seen in operation At all times.
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IIENRY H. LEEDS, AUcrroyEER = SATURDAY,
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. BALTIMORE, TO RI

III OLlDAY STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE, TO RI
Ii sold at public saofy Of the demise sever
Of the proprietors OF tho Holiday with
view TO coee the esstn concern tho surviving propretors
ooncurinR with the OF those deceased hsye
sgred TO offer the entire property public sale lot on
which the theatre hu fronts Holiday street seventy
seven ice with dePth Of III feet connected with which
lot fronting on Fayete street twensyhree feet with
depth OF seventytwo fot which 10
three stony buldns containing ROOM dressing
aud ether oenyennces for tho of the theatre Ts prop
erty, which admirably adapted to theatrical and
NC ees 70 50 well Known that description o.
opemea nnn'esssary WIu be offered AZ public naio ~
peo 90 tho following terms vizOre fourth Of the pur
chase money cash the readua In four eight and
months With teres to 70 satisfactorily secured; and
presrea ~ e iutchac tho oredite be changed and
the payment Of tho .oia ruroh money ndipuac
tle VIII be given The puschaaer v With ne bid
1879 a she emery wardrobe and other nained
In lez III prenises unics rent r SioO pe- week
F.W. bESNEET A CO.. AuStsoDcers,
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.Just ReceIved fro,

Just Received from Paris, Splendid Lot
Of GENTS calf cork sole boots aio lot gents calf Kid
top Congress gaite and GENTS plain and slip
s.. CAHILL.
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United States District Court,

REMISSION OF FINE ON STEAMBOATS,.
QEc. 13-7he United States the Steamboats,
N acton brought few days ago. under the act Of Con-
gress passed In 1852 compelling all steamboats, carrying
passengers to procure license in default of conform
ing to the law the following named steamboats, IL
belled and fnAd 81 600 each-Ared Vansantvord Only
Bon, L. L. Schultz Corning Caharine Rather and Pope
Cartier The Of said boats petoned the govern
mont at Washington for rem isaon of the fns and yes
terday, through their attorney Mr. g. Bhs the penal
remitted by the Secretary Of the Treasury the
defendants paying all charges and costs.
Court Calendar-This Day,
COMMON PIyAs.-Part First-Nos. 1.l33. 1,134, ll35
1,l66, 1168, 59,l167, 1853 1881 1l60, 1l6t
1,lo3 to 1,l66 Part Second-848 l,l16 1,1l7, Ills,
1,l2o, LII, 1,124 to ! 1872
The other courts, motions and decisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

James Little u Co.., No. 4I2 Broadway,
are decidedly tho taors Of tho you want eut
the holidays stop at the above store and they
uill ut you Il Q style truly elegant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

bugLsdis snd chidreps cloaks rbbons trim nnsa 49,,
WILL and must be sold at great sacrifice ~ the Bee Hive
No. 7 Grand street LADIES' Ia the time to get bar
gain Of cheap holiday aft
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Shirts that lit In1aIIibIv.-The

with matthew aticai certainty The quality OF the mato
rial and the unequaed and at the hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Hank Books, Diaries, and Holiday Gifts,
oar l6-Diarss all sizes and styles; books In
eat variety sets Of M olass books can be fuoishsd from
ssno.s portfolios pocket knives, As for holiday Es
RICH LOUTREL,
Etationers and Printers, 81 William street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

American Art Union.-The largest cxhibi-
Mon Of grsvsg made in the world viii open Mon
day, December -. Exhibition Z 90.
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ia s.'y =, s ed y ,;TsSy De-
S,. :ss: 2 S,s..s i
On % si A
cash Wishing 70 oonsisn goods for The sboss ssIs
WIN 'i'''' ''.' their ssrs s1
A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-wM, B. JONES. AUcrIoNEER
WI sell This day 81 lOh A. NJ At stne No IS Spruce
FIX iron bedsteads sofas and mahogany chairs
tables ore upright pianoforte, wardrobes dc.
AUorios NoyIcEzLARGE SALE or gRooKERy,
Vim Ia s os s'SHS a:.iss ~
& - 10y Pearl street. from the ,sivo i @
GuSsS Syt an. and aS.sssd blue ware
two French china vases DO esa sa1s ten crate:
ys ns s. s':ssfs sss. ss
tRss iS best
Also four cases German Catalogues on the morning
UGIIoN hoTIor.-sAMUEL osGooo WILL SELL
ss FL s ssassai . at RI
na sh s,sH T. part
ana maroon and green and gold plush
tables snd 5as s
ssssssssy siSa
Ha..resses oil paint ngs mirrors, fancy goods, &c.
4 UeT on SoTICE.-THos BELL. AUcrIoNEER-
10 serss s ssy = %
count Of whom may concern and by orier % assgnee
aSs snas anti s
vests sso bedding cases boots and gums rlos
tlan ksts go "-NS
A UCTIoN sALE.-THts DAY, Az l0Is o'CLc OK, ON
"A the premet, ~ Walker street houssho
sstng Of sofas rockers hair stuffed chsr bureaus carpets
clocks, loopg glasses bedsteads feather beds hair
cash THOS SPInK suctisncer 800 Rroxd wav
NBAso, rich and grand paroforts Of excellent soas,
LDERf n. NIc0LAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
cent sale Of diamond jewery, watches, chains &C.,
pendid single stone 81 carat breast PIN suits of diamonds
,nsie stone sns srster rng crosses a. Albert Nco
o,oos y shs new York Long Room Gs Broadway
mites being the finest sale q tho season a. Nioolsy
;Sn.ss entirely q srtsd srtielos Tie selection Of
a. n stone breast pin weighing s valued
ohes studs finger rings single and ciusssfs ,e
eaEfngs crosses sets OF bracelets earrings pins
CANT me gold chsrs also elegsnt chased
Don made watch chain, flee IS carat gold weighing eight
ounces; large variety OF emerald and ruby rings
brooohes 9sh and fren ch i'm ported watche whole
OF the most fashionable manufacture
srtd Represented and 30 sod perem toriiy Csta
.osues the evening before sale
EDWARD sINTzENIcH,
late chief salesman to II. II. Leeds Co.
ALBERT 81. NrooLAy, 40 Wall street,
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"OOH 1OHB SHHWB HOE " oOs- W no ovcE
heard Of such hingf Yet II is ladies' HITCHCOCK
LEADBEaTER SAT Broadway have just purchased lot of
wool Scotch long double shaw which they sell at that
price They also Just lot shirng linens
slightly soiled, at %. cd. . yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Glinnel1's Dagus rreotypes, In Colors, 212
Broadway corner Of Fulton street. Barnums Museum
American ockets of description suitable for
holiday gifts. Next door TO Barnum's Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

2sss Grace churoh.--dhDDEE srsWART resps ssfalIy
&vso The ladies Of new York 20 inspect their exten
.ek e ebroIseries and lace goods 80 Btsnseo visiting
shlesLN VII ind sLs e.islshert worthy Of pstionase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Your Holiday Hat-The Place to get it,
CAN examine the elegant fall hat sold by the Poopes
HAtters the practical mechanios aad cannot fail to
d suited F. u, Ne II Park opposite the Astor
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600 Chrirn,os and New Years Presents

WI be Distributed during The bodaysto six hundred
eeribers Consisting Of hundred farms and 1900 building
hts subscriber for only S6
w rooeiye eed 9r farm Of from two to twenty
pleasant ar hesthy village of Lakeland As the
ssripton list nearly full nearly application oud be
pamphIets DC has gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17
Boots. Shoes, Caters, slippers, BI

boots, SHOES, Oalters, SHppers, bunaio
overshoes and lam rs wsol moccasins cork sole
boots and CATERS In fact variety Of foot requisite
the present season. can be found r. BROOkES 90
Broadway and 100 Fulton street.-The cheapest and best
places in the city to get really good articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Chandos' Portrait OF Shakespeare fac
smiie Of this celebrated picture of which there copy
GoUPfL L CO., 2s9 Broadway.
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For Holiday Presents--the Magnificent
ayon the picture Of pictures taken only ROOTS GAL
1egy, No. 1868 Broadway.
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Ladies' Dresses made I'm tho First Style or
fashion, with elegance and despatch Plain silk dresses
s.; trimmed do - 60 founeed do to S. shildr plain
dresses 81 90; trimmed and founesd do, 81 TO IS at
NEvMANS ladiss and ohildrens furnishing Sore No. 7o
Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

retire the marble manufacturing businers
offers SALE very reduced prices his very large and
splendid collection Of marble nanse now in his ysreroon
exhibiting a. the Crystal Palace. JAMES LEVY, lis
III East Eghtee ,th street, between Third and
wing place.
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g scenca from the Opera OF Fiye Point,

New musical book for the Christmas holidays-Ready,
This day the new and entirely original work entitled
a. Henry Curtis conainns the beautiful stories Of Itts
Katy Maggie and others. This musical will pro-
dueed at the Tabernacle Wednesday evening" Dec. 81
ior the ben it Of Mr. pesss's House of Industry hand
gems w1rK dor me WIZ M, o. the Five
Published and for sale this day by HORACE WATERS 33
Broadway, the at piano and music establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Knox, or No. las Fulton street, 10 the
with the exception Of the London
Zines ss and night and day his employees busy At
work turning out hats the latest winter style and
been the demand that it has required all his
sh and keep his shelves from being completely
n take pleasure recording The ladies will also find
there magnificent assortment of furs from which the most
Gnakid lana N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

French Jewclry, 4s1 neutrality-suspicious..
QHKCHAND DE GAME. GUILLEMOT 4 co. beg leave to
their asd the public general they have
ze1ssyed BY the steamer Washin assortment Of abe
Paris jowey patterns which will
- their stock and enable them satsfy those
xill honor them with visit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

far vvsse~ts A. a 60 each; embroidered
sets Of collars ana msseh insnt rebss frooks
aiso the iadies head
10 at NEWMANS celebrated store No. 766 Broadway be-
tween Eighth and Ninth Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

IN terrible tn what would suitable and
Die holiday present for their lady friends We fortunate
able 20 sufcct TO them an lent idea II you
"a sswe as economical and only wslcomc
bat hlaoEt NJ The present soAson and that
remind the Ia, les in later Of your existence
hasten to ANTAS l05 Canal street. corner OF Wooster
and select ono Of his elegant sets Of furs
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Knox's Prescott Hat Store, corner OF Broad
way and Spring street. s the rreat uptown ire Of attrao
tsn The ladies regard IT with favorable eye because
they there crafty their the selection OF rich and
maSncent fufs a descriptions gentlemen patronze
because the hats sold there the Of perfec
tsn and always recognized the plus ultra Of
fashion The latest French styles of hats always
eeved At the Prescott Hat Store in advance Of any other
establishment.
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no all Whom 1t may C0ncern.-Let them
70 tho New Hat Co Nos 6 and S Nassau street and
gt beautiful hat Tor only 49, equal to 81 hat in the
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Defiance salamnndler Safe

Defiance salamander Safes, GayIer's Pa
she United States OF the celebrated Safes and r. O.
Gofins defiance looks and bars
Afs md locks combined In the world Depot l92 Pearl
vtreet ons door below MAIDEN lane. !.
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No. 10 fulton etroet.-DkUMGOLD PROCH inis-
fatghbe In their EFFORTS to please their ever
and With The handssmest stock Of winter clothing they have
ever had.
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Fancy Hardware for the Holiday Season.
Cake baskets Britannia tea and coffee ses trays and
waters ivory cutlery boys tool chests skates eighs
rocking and vSristy q suitable
avenue, corner Of Wayerley place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Hats Hats for the HOlidays.-Thc Beau.
nal and elegant hat Of RAFFERTY, 4 LEAsK, with .
dagnsxreotype knes will DO hat for tlemen Of
ned taste 70 the approaching holidays Sold a
Chatham street, opposite Chambers, and corner Of Chat
ham and Pearl streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

sunday Trip.-The Steamer George Law
VIII make Sunday trip morrow Peekskill inttr
mediate places see advertisement in another column.
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DIR. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, &C., receives
h patients from nine four O'Clock daily mis- COZ
Broadway whore be procured his Treatise the
price atty cents Artncal inserted wishous
est pain which exactly III the natural eye and
semble II In color and EXPRESSION.