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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25
PROPOSALS..

CORP0EAfl0k N0TCE--DEPARTMENTO OF REPAIR
~ AND supplies, December Ia 1854--To Contxactsrs
Sealed proposals win be received at the once q the
Commissioner OF Repairs and supplies, No. City HsG
basenent, anti saturday, December ~, 1864, ct Is
O'Clock at which time they w,be opened in ACCORD
sncs with tbs amended charter OF 1885, fcr the pay,sa
Of Chatham street, Bowery, Fourth avenue, srousJ
Union square to connect with the Russ wlGA
srapt~ hlccs pavement, better known the Beless
pavement Authorization IN regard thereto can b has
At The Once Of The Commissioner Of Repairs snd Sas-
plies, NO. City Hall basement. Blank estimates c.
- mad at the above ONCE. N. B-The Csnmss'Onsr r.
serves the right to reject all any Of the estiuatss
deemed foe the interest OF the Corporation
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
COMMISSIONER Of Repairs and Sup1aias-
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- ITS FOR THE HOIIDAYs.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ having imported most extensively in anticipation
OF the approaching holidays, NOT AT ALI. EXPECTING
THE PRESENT HARD TIMES, has resolved upon making
immense reduction in the prices Of his present mag
nihcent stock of
CIOAKs, sHAwIs. AND FURs,
commencing on Monday the 18th Of Derember-prefer.
ring this to carrying large stock another
season. PARTIES therefore, DESTROYS OF MAILING pur-
ing from OF the richest and extensive stocks
in the city, at unprecedented bargains.
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This exhibit is very diferen: to that anticipated
To the run upon the Savings Banks 10 attributed
lhe small increase in specie on hand. II was
expected that N increase ofa million Of least would
be shown. The great falling Oh in deposits show,
an active demand for money. The contraction in
circulation shows determination 10 strengthen that
department The variation in discounts is Of trifing
importance. The effect of this statement cannot
be otherwise than OF IN unfavorable character.
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dr. nAn REwARD-H NOW OFYTRvD M
WCsVVO any pefsos who can surpass MsdAsn,
CLIFTON 10 the art Of astrcesy. She 10 the only 80
10 the city Who give q 81 th..
thrvugh life. n. B.--MAdAzS O.. y no hunbux, -
DOS she wish 70 mo~e The pablc Ahs aIso cures -
diseases In their iAst ssage pArcuAxy tAs worst oro
- hs'ppsos css<, bstwssa Broonn and Sssiag bxos
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TURMrrURE.

A WELL ESrABLEHED HOUSE IN A NRzCHBORlNG
N city, Wishes TO mako arrangements With a large
Wholesale furniture dealer, TO get supplies Of well made
and fashionable fornituxe, TO sell commission For
particulars asd rsfer-noss address Crane Co.'S Aavsr
tising House, 81 Ssuth Third street, PhlAlstpAs~.
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MATRIMONIAL.

HNADAME ALVIN, FROM PARE TKNDkhs HEP
M services 10 tine ladies and gsntsmsn of this city,
r asosgy by books and science. and h 10 Be consult
ed sbout love. marriage, business, Law matters -
She win tell the name Of Vie lady geDtenaa they v
marry: Also the names of her visitess Madame Avn
spsais the E.gnsh, Frsnch and German languages r.
sdsncs 90 BOwsry, between rat snd second ssSssts
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A VERY BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE e3 D
IA rosewood panoforte is offered for $685. including
stool made to Order eight weeks since by the best c
makers; superior tone, new style, finished bsc
is perfect, with makers full guarantee. II be
at College place, from O'Clock A. n. till 8. Own.
sails for Cuba on Saturday.
A sTONISHIEG REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
"A pianos, to suit the times viz. Tx octave rose
wood, $685. 81 octave, $3.50; octave, $500; octave
diagonal SCALE S275 octave, rosewood Chckerng been
used $780, Also mahogany octave, for $780, together
with assortment 30 per cent from dealers prices
fully warranted. MCDONALD BRO, 292 Bowery.
MISUNDERSTANDING BY JOHN P. WAKE
&Co., So Barclay street. fully warranted equal TO
any In the world and 1t the lowest factory prices for
cash or approved paper Second hand pianos very cheap
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1ACOBS' CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS
e gents pins cluster, With chaln IS, without 81;
size real diamonds would $780, best Judges Cannot
tell them. Sent TO any part Of the United states
!. j. JACOBS. 407 Broadway
CTEBBrss 1 CO., 264 BROADWAY, BETWEEN VAR.
- ren and Chambers streets--Goid Watches diamonds
and ewey for the holidays at reduced prices suitable
the times.
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NTOT1CF THERE WILL, BE A FREE AND EASY AT
In the Catherine Shades, this (Chrstu,ss) evening,
by the particular request Of the company. Danl q.
COLLINS Esq, President, aud Potter. q., Vice iresi.
dent win pyrsis .. j. S.'s Broeklyn and New York
friends are most cordially invited.
JOAN a. SHOWERS, proprietor.
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DRIvATE DANCING SCHOOL, 800 BROADWAY. --THE
new term will commence after the holidays. All
dances taught in the quickest possible time Glasses FOR
beqnners and for those who have partially learned All
applications to be made al IA Bowery, IN the book
store. " DoNNiON
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DRoPRlTTORs or THEATRES, HALLS AND PLACES
Il Of amusement forwarding q description Of thssx
establishments, rent &c, to WARDEN SEDGWTCK
Dramatic Musical and Exhibition Agents for the Unis.a
Sta es, Canadas &C, 4SG Broadway, New York will
SUI their interests and enjoy larger patronage frs
tn diversity Of sterling Of all descriptions
constantly directed BY the above agency. An letters
must be prepaid Prospectuses forwarded.
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DRAMATIC, MUSICAL AND GENERAL AMUSEMENT
~ Agency 4sG Broadway, (opposite wallack' )
etors and artists generally the best inducee fss
their business negotiations Competent artists Of az
Canadas and England. Terms Subscribers seeking 20
gagement, 81, proprietors, IS annually, 81 per an
gle transaction.
WARDEN 4 sEDGwICK, 4se Broadway.
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| VIZ R. FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
w characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl street. N. Y
four doors from Broadway. Amateur performances at
tended Wigs lent hire for private parties
AIDES and fancy dress balls. Whskers and taches
Country theatrcals supplied on snort notice.
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The leading items OF import during the week were
as follows : Coffee, $85 1858; segars SIS 1868; raj
sins, $46,ls5; jeWelry, SIS 425; undrssssd skins,
$35,242; iron, $54,5sS; steel. Ais; sasatniag,
$4O,lsS; sugar, s49,l3s; watches, $45 ,43s.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
condition Of the leading departments Of she banks
Of this city for the week preceding Saturday, Dec.
o.. l854.-
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WARDEN sEDGwICK, 4se Broadway.

(tONCERTS FREE, EVERY EVENING, AT HORTZEf,
~ Dell Hail. corner Of Broadway and Duane street.
Miss Mary Carsinor will preside at the plan ssrte ami
sing some OF her choice ballads.
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GIFT PROPERTY.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE.

TIME HYBRID OR SElI-HUMAN INDIAN FROM MkxI-
i co.-Stuyyesant Institute, $50 Broadway. -Durin9
the holidays, this mysterious Troglodyte M contnas
to hold her levees Her popularity is unprecedentsd.
and euphoneous voice. DR.. Motifs startling spstls -
Mr. Boon has created furore among medical and sce-
tfc men concerning her duality. The miraculous H.
between niankindl and the ourang ouang Is conHrnsa
by majority Of Psychologists. ia Muger Osa" WI
shortly take her leave of New YORK. Admission twsa-
ty. five cents
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FvNHE MAkkIkD WOMAN'S PklNATE MEDICAL. COM
4 panicn, BY In. A. NJ. Maur,ceau, professor Of dis
PIP. $3.50, fine paper, extra bnding price 81 Every
complaint 10 which woman In subject from girlhood
womanhood, and alse wife and mother are fully
described with the the symptoms and also The
proper mode Of treatment, plain, simple but the
most chaste language, easily understood. And thu
toms with those described the nature character and
cause OF her compia MT and be spared much anxiety
and suffering. Tie wife about becoming mother has
often need Of instruction and advice Of the utmost i'm
portsnce 10 her future health in respect which her
sensitiveness forbids consulting q medical gentleman
will find such instruction and advice and also expana
tons OF many symptoms which otherwise would occa
sion much anxiety alarm How many are suffering
IRON distractions or irregularities peculiar TO the female
system, which undermine the health Of the effect of
which they are ignorant, and which their decacy fol
bids seeking medical advice. How many suffer from pro
aIsus uteri falling Of the womb from Huor albns
(weakness, debility, Sc) How many in constant
many have difficult IL NOT dangerous deliveries and slow
and uncertain recoveries Some whose lives hazard
ed during such tiue will each find In its pages the mcans
Of prevention ameioration and relief How nv bitter
moments. how much anguish might have been spared
the sufferer to the husband, to the relatives by timely
convey fully the various subjects treated or IA they ARE
Of nature strictly intended for the married those
contemplating marriage For sale by 5tringer Town
send, 20 Broadway, Adriance, Sherman n Co.. Asto,
House. No. vesey street Dewitt " Davenport Tribune
buildings, at No Aston House, Broadway; and At the
publication Once To- Liberty sttect New Ycr Joseph
Tucker Mobile; also T. r. Peterson ~ Chestnut street
PhsdelpLs On the receipt OF 81 COM vii, BE- sr.ns
mted ~ mall Tree Of postage 70 any part Of the United
Stairs All letters mast be addressed post pad to Or
a. n. MAbKCkAU Office 12g liberty arrest NJ r.. &C
box, liza New Gexk Post Qtsce.
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I INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM, 81 DIVISION STREET-
J. Jableaux WANTS or Living. statuary. The entirs
troupe just arrived from Europe will exhibit, in French
and Italian style, to day At O'Clock and at TX p.
Admission, IS cents. ii. WEILENKAMP.
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DyERTISEMENN RENEWED EVERY DAT.

GIFTS sOR THx HOLIDAYS.
= nn SPLENDID DRESSES
COO For Holiday presents,
at 10 cents, 81, 81 Is, 81 SO, 81 rs each,
emily half
the original price, to close out the winter stock.
Also,
200 Shawfs, in wool and brOcne
from 81 to SO.
G B. WILLIAMS h CO., $50 Greenwich street,
between Robinson anil Murray
IlLcAKS, CLOAKS.--HOLDAY PRESENTS, USEFUL.
~ and desirable-Rch velvet cloaks warranted pure
silk NJ $685. satin cloaks x1o to $40 styles MORE
antiques trined velvct $40 TO $780, cloth cloaks
crlos, and black from 50 to SIG, marked
out the stock before the close OF the season.
MOLYNEUX BELL. So Canal street.
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DANCIEG-MORE NEW CI4ASSES.-L. DE g..
BROOKES, 36l Broone street, il now forming sev-
sul new classes, to commence Immediately. AL the
able dances taught in one course OF lessons
Private Lessons Ut VARIOUS hours. Soirees wednesday
vs~
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TRY GO0DS.-THOSE WHO WANT TO MAKE PRE-
sents, and get the worth Of their money mast not
fail to 60 to LEADBEATERS, SAT Broadway, corner OF
Leonard street rs he is selling rich Silks merinoes de-
hnes. gloves ribbons shawls, broadcloths, &c. cheap
er tnan any otne. in the city His terms
cash, and only one price asked.
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DERHAA's ETHIOPIAN TROUPE 6ss BROADWAY,
i will give two grand holiday enter tainmcnts thaa
CHRISTMAS DAY-AFTKRN0ON AND EVENING,
commencing at and ~ O'Clock p. N.
DON GIOVANNI. OR THE SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK.
whch'has met with such great success, will be perform
ed on both occasions. Also,
SPLENDID PROGRAMME ETHIOPIAN AND SENTIMENTAL
Songs Ch0ruses s. los Duets Jgs Fancy Dances, u.
LANE, The CHAMPION DANCER, BOYD AS BON1H,
and LA PETITE CHRISTINE in her characteristic
Songs and Dances at each performance.
Admission Is cents; children under ten years, l2xs
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Issued in connection with the Mirror Of North snSsstk
America in Boston, will for the present. BY spes
arrangement, admit four persons each to
PERTAINS BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE,
10000 OF these tickets already sold.
Only 30 600 more TO sell
To be obtained from A. M. tn o p NJ, at Cos BROAD
way Each purcbs ser Of Of these tickets WI
presented with certificate Of share in the
5000 VALUABLE AND COSTLY ARTICLES,
donated by Mr.. Perhaa to his patrons.
A MASS MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS
viii be held the 18th Of January o decide On ~
final disposition Of the
GIFT PROPERTY.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE.
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-wE WILL
~ offer this morning entire stock Of merinoe~
cloths delaines, plaid cashmeres paramattas, shawl
rcn plaid and brocade silks and silk velvets At greatly
reduced prices in order to close them before
January. c. II. IEADBEATER, SAT Broadway, corner
of Leonard street
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sC REALTY REDUCED PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
III Every description of
HOSIERY FOR TIE LADIES.
English and German cotton hose every size and aaty
Lambs wool and worsted hose, (some very superior
Plain and fancy silk and silk hose, English snd
French,)
Woollen and worsted tippets, &C., &C., &c, &c.
Also,
Woollep, silk Isle thread plush, union and kid gloves
(pain and lined,)
Superfne Paris made kid gloves (every size and coor
And in the
0ENTLEMrsN's DEPARTMENT,
Hose halfhose and gloves of all the above descriptions
Lambs wool, raw slk, and cotton under garments;
Fancy silk and cambria handkerchefs fancy fronts rich
fancy and plain scarfs, cravats, ties mulsrs &c. &c
THIS entire stock will be
CLEARED OUT AT BOTH STORES
Before the commencement Of the new year,
AT UNPRECEEENTEDLY LOW PRICES
LORD TAYLOR, 255, 257, $50 and 261 Grand st.,
and (new numbers) Al and 40 Catharine street
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ID EPLATING. HOTELS STEAMBOAT PROPRIEfORS
IL and private families may have old repated
and warranted Stair rods plumbers fixtures tea sets,
dish trays cake baskets spoons and FORKS
tor plated with gold silver in the very best
ner, al the Manhattan Plate Co., 267 Bowery.
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NORSErS, CORSETS, CORSETS-MRS. PEDDIE, $40
~ BOwery offers for sale corsets Of French and English
patterns, manufactured under her care at more
reasonable prices than be found sewhere in the
city also large and carefully selected assortment
wove corsets from the most approved manufactures in
France, for sale very cheap.
Mrs PEDDIE, Corset Store, 3l2 BoMerx
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d. 4 n REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
DlU who will give information that will lead to the
rscovery Of bay mare harness and wagon taken from
the corner of Allen and Stanton streets. The is
about fifteen hands high has star in her forehead.
bushy main and bob tail. The wagon ia light grocery
wagon body painted red and striped
MEEkS 4 CARPkNTER. n CAntre st.
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I-NRENCH LANGUAGE--PROF. y. LAGR0IX, $50
C Broadway, continues to receive pupils for
thorough instruction the French language impartng
10 them the facility speak IT with auency and correct
aess. Private classes. Terms moderate.
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II lie BOUTlIlIER, BROTHERS, have still a large
assortment of goods and being determined to clear them
out tho prices greatly reduced Embroidered collars
and handkercbiefs decided bargains Ribbons, scarfs,
shawls silks merinos delaines prints, and all kinds OF
fancy and domestic dry goods.
LIZ B0UTILLIER BROTHERS,
GO Canal street, four doors from Broadway.
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AEf)gCAT..

nR J. L. Observation-Disclosures II WILL TAKE
IL any man of his crutches in twenty -four hours and
ask pay until do It. Fever and agus in FROM
twenty four to forty eight hours allowing but
pay; and all other diseases efectusnly cured by
roots plants and herbs Of the earth No. i28 BekmxS
;. .eet, corner OF Front.
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IN q REWARD, FOR THE RECOVERY or WHITE
MED handkerchief, marked with the word I" Annie y
il was left in one Of the Broadway and FcSrth avenue
line Of stages Friday afternoon Apply At Oh
East Nineteenth street.
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DIATED COFFEE URNs AND KErrLEs-
I For sale by HIRAM YOUNG,
10 Maiden lane.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
GREATEST ENTERTAINMENTS OF TIE SEASON.
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR
on Christmas, durog the
MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT,
embracing, beyond all dispute the
GREATEST VARIETY OF ADJUSTMENTS,
peculiarly adapted to the In te and enjoyment OF tse
TO MAKE EVERYBODY HAPPY.
That eminent and unequall-d American xagediaa,
MR. JOHN r. SCOTT,
viii appear in number OF choice characters suppertsd
by Mr. Q W. Clarke, Mr. Hadaway, Miss Mestaycr, MrA
j. Is. Scott, and other decided talent.
ON CHRISTMAS DAY, MONDAY, DEC. IS
Morning, at l0Z o'cock-The petite comedy OF TIE
VILLAGE PROFllGATE, Comic Singn and GHOST
IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
Afternoon, al ociock-The celebrated drama II DON
CESAR De BA2AN- Don Cesar Mr.. G. w. Clarke.
Afternoon, at o'clock-D0N CESAR DE BAZAN WI
be repeated.
Evening" at o clock--The grand operate play OF
Rob ROY.
Fob Roy, Mr.. JvR Scott Baie Nicol Jarvie Mr.. HAAa
way; Dana Vernon Miss Mestayer; Helen McGregor,
Mrs J. K Scott the other characters by the rest -
the talented company.
On Tuesday aftermoon-TflE VILLAGE PROFIIGATk
and GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF In the evsa-
ing, at ~ O'Clock ROB ROY, IN on Christmas night
Performances, the Living Animals, aud ali the other
rioses "a ceuts children under ten 12h cents; seAa
in tie lrst balcony and parqnet l2h cents extra
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~ REAT HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
" Beck Co, No. $50 Broadway, and branch estab
lshment Nos $50 and 1873 Broadway, Of Tenth
street win offer on Monday, December 49, and during
the holiday season, the following bargains in dry
goods
Plaid and striped silk dresses at - So &c. 81 So So
&c. $13, and SIS the dress pattern
Very rich brocade $50.
Rich mouselin dsaine, from Is Cd upwards.
Saxony plaids, 50 the dress and upwards.
French prints, ut IL. per yard.
French merinos, at 5s. per yard.
large stock OF rich embroderies, at one.half the
cost of importation.
Scotch plaid and French broche shawls, from SO up
wards.
And q great variety of other goods at equally low
prices. j. BECK 4 CO.,
Nos 1855, 1856 and 1888 Broadway.
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r MONLUN, SO FRONT STREET, OFFERS FOR SALE
81 . (now landng) fartnes, green peas, mushrooms,
champagne wine, curacao, maraschino, absynthe, an
nisette, brandy cherries, &C.
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.-CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
i PhiladelphiaSolc lessee and manager, j. T. Harris
Esq-This establishment will reopen on Monday, Jan.
Ladies and gentlemen of acknowledged talent wishing
engagements viii please immediate application to
Mr.. Geo H. Grifiths, or Mr. Charles Parsoe Burton's
theatre. Acknowledged stars treated with liberal
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NEW CONCERT HALL, AT CANANDAIGUA, NEW
"A York, has just been completed, co able Of accom-
modating thousand persons, lighted 9Th gas and
very conveniently and dssiraby arranged for public
hiSil , Apply in person or BY letter, 70 GEO w.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

pODwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 500
A. Broadway, opposite Eleventh street, Is now opes
Tor the reception Of pupils who can commence ~ any
DAYS ut s and 4 p. NJ; gentlemen on Wednesdays,
Thursdays, and every other Friday, ut ~ 7. NJ PrAs
ucinx assemblies Saturday evenings for ladies and
rsntismen Monthly soirees m usual. Circulars,
tanning days. hours aud terms Of instruction, can be had
A. thc academy at any time viii be sent BY post
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BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC. MR. DOL
ID BEAR 600 Broadway, corner of Houston street,
teaches double entry practical
and make elegant writer's and bookkeepers
in q short time return the money. Private seats Sc
cured this week without extra charge.
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I'd ICH HOLIDAY GIFTS
II, AT REDUCED PRICES

Y1NOYS AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
l. The undersigned has just received from his agents
in Europe complete and varied assortment Of toys
which he deHes competition. Those who DESTROYS
making holiday presents win find II to their advantage
very :hoce and beautiful selection Of goods suitable for
the approaching holidays The undersigned begs leave
to invite his customers and the public generally to in
spect his stock Of toys and fancy goods and most
specially socits continuance OF their patronage
Remember the old stand, Is Division street. near Chat
ham square. C. GOErZ Qate HAYES Goetz.)
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~ II. SUCKAU, COMMISSION MERCHANT, I'M
W porter Of embroideres and fancy goods such ~
fancy china ware workstands and ali Kinds d reteues
No SO7 broadway, first floor.
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nR. POWERS, FR0h DUBLIN AND LONDON, IN
~ partnership with DIR. wsrd,) he eonsulisd :
No 90 Canal street, one door east OF Broadway, 1a,
Ir. Iewers female periodical Pnls ana other med
for fe,ose arrangement price 81 Post paid iettsrg WI
receive immediate attention.
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BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, &C.-MR
ID RENvlIIE, $50 broadway, continues to receive
students upon very favorable terms Each pupil Is
separately and thoroughly instructed and enabled ia
readily apply in practice the knowledge imported to him
Omen dAy and evening.
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VvEssEIS LOADING GRAIN.-MERCHAN'Ts, OWNERS
and masters OF vessels, will please notify the in
spectors appointed by the Board Of Underwriters
anime loading grain in bulk previous to putting
up the bins. All orders left 10 Wall street lower
foer, or At 24S South street, will be immediately attend
ed to-
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~ ERMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.--DR HEINZ
" continues to devote his attention to office practices
Patients depend speedy and radical BY apply
ing NJ $50 Broome street. first house east pf the Bowev
Or Hene Is member Of the New York Medical Society
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MALAGA GRAPES-1so KEGS MALAGA GRAPES,
Ul in prime order, just received and for sale ny
DANIEL GILMARTIN L CO.. 10S Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25

r GRAHAM, THE VETERAN OF NASSAU STREET
L. still sell my onguent for forcing the whiskers
and moustache to grow strong and thick in six weeks
without stain injury to the skin, for 81 bottle sent
to any part Of the country. K. G. GRAHAM l01 Mas
street