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

Married.
In this city, Thursday evening, November 16, by
The New. T. Seares, THEODORE ANDERSON to HELEN A.,
daughter OF A. A. Nestel Esq, Of South Brooklyn.
On December g. by the Rev. j. l. Isaacs, at the resi-
depce Of Mrs. f. Etting Mr. LEONARD pozNANsKI to Miss
EIEA s. S0LoM0Ns.
New Orleans, Charleston and Philadelphia papers
please copy.
On December o. by the Rev. James g. Judd, Mr. GEORGE
W. sihoss to Miss SARAH MAHoSy, bosh Of this city.
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EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER-BY EDWARD
IL Schenck.-Edward Sntzenich will sell at auction,
Thursday evening, December IA, at clock, at the
galleries of the Academy Of Design 6s3 Broadway, col
cabinet paintings by Robbie scharfee scharpe Williams
Frost Andrews, Carter Norton Wilson and Others The
subjects include landscapes, interiors; frost scenes
rlne pieces, architectural interiors. kc.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WISHES no OBJ
IA tain a permanent situation as sesmstrss or plain
sewer and has objection TO assist in he general
housework Please call at 3T7 Ninth avenue first Hoor,
front room
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100000 worth OF Magnificent English
velvet and tapestry carpets at hafthe former prices
60 600 yards beautiful ngrain at $751; 49, and 5s per
yard, at the great American Eagle Carpet Store
HIRAM ANDERSON, 90 Bowery.
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Holiday Seas0M.-Superior Branilies, Wines,
Scotch and Irish whiskeys runs, GINS syrups and
dals London and Dublin porter, Philadelphia ale and
porter in bottles, for family use, for sale at VIM H. UN
DERHlLL'S, 43O Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
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Mems and Boys Clothlng-Closlng Sales
W are now closing out our stock Of winter clothing At
greatly reduced prices to make for spring goods
BOUGHTON l. KNAPP, 10 COrtlandt street.
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Advice to Young Men.-Annong the many

Advice to Young Men.-Am0ng the many
physical disadvantages which neglect vors premature
sination to cultivate the by the ordinary rules
ture has provided for its healthy existence. Whenever
begins to manifest ITSELF it progresses rapidly, unless
checked. Bogles Hyperion Fluid is the best proven
tive and for badness. Sold by the inventor, Will
Fam Boyle 27 Washin yton street. Boston, in New York
by A. B. H. D. Sands, 100 Fulton street. Charles Ring
Co., Rushton, Clark 4 Co., Broadway Cickener & Co.,
81 Barclay street and by chemists and perfumers
throughout the world
Counterfeit COunterfelt!-TheG Genuine Wah
pene has II. T. Lovctt's signature written with
pen and pasted the outside wrapper. AL those af
,cted with grey hair badness call at 762 Broadway.
His wahpens never fails in either
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Heavy all wool UndersIlirts and Drawers.
Rn and cotton hosiery white and colored Shirts COL
lars cravats scarfs The price system triumphant
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN 292 Greenwich street, corner Of
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE-SIXTY DAYS
"A psssage.-The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, 400 tons burthen, Simon Ross, commander,
will have immediate despatch for Melbourne, Port Phil
lip The above ship is only two years old, and has
proved herself very fast Her accommodations for
passengers are the very best both first and second
cabin, and only limited number will be taken, early
application is necessary For freight passage ut low
rates, apply to ARKEII. ELLIOT, lag Pearl street
L. Rich Ardson h Co., 81 South street.
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A sslGNEE's SALE OF yEwEIRY.-oN WEDNESDAY,
"A December 10, at IL O'Clock, by order of the assig
nee, at Cos broadway, general assortment of jewely,
consisting OF bracelets brooches, crosses, keys pins
pencils earrings ockets chains &c. also desks tables
olcioths and chairs jewellers iron SAFE Herrings
make Halls patent lock- w. COLE Auctioneer.
"A BELL. BUSH, this day at Ii O'Clock, at 4Os Bow
cry yauxha Gardens viii be sold the stock Of second
hand furniture Of DEALER viz bureaus, SOFAS chairs,
beds eads china and glassware table cutlery, and
other articles Ia the housekeeping line must be
removed same day as the building coming DOWN also
Ss s,ns S
handsome furniture family fine feather beds Sofas
CHAIRS tables looking glasses bedsteads, and pictures;
Also glassware, &C.
A UCIToN NOTlCE-sAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCrIONEER,
Wednesday, at 1913 O'Clock, A. NJ collection of
and second hand household furniture, without any
for cash, comprising sofas, chairs, bedseads bu
rraus, bookcases wardrnbes hair mattresses palases
crockery, extension tables, &c.
UCuoN NoTICE-M wRAY, AUCrIONEER-BY
N VIM. W. SHIRIEY.-This day, tuesday, Dec. IL,
at II o'clock at FIELDS saeroom No lot Fulton street
hotels, &c, all kinds 81 rich French china white stone
ware plated britannia cutlery rich fancy goods
for presents Call and get bargains.
NJ. CRIsTALAR AUCTIONEFR.-LARGE SALE OF
n fine watches and rich jewelry, on Wednesday, De.
street, consisting in part Of diamond articles gold and
silver Watches gold chains, bracelets earrings breast
pns rings Sllverware Clocks &c. Also glass cases. x
lures and two Of Herring large reproo Salamander
safes, of the best description sale peremptory the
is declining business Store let to LIST Of May
Catalogues ready on Wednesday morning.
DANKRUPT SALE OF FINE GOLD WATCHES AND
ID jewelry, at auction-Samuel Osgood will sell at
auction, at his sales room, No. 81 Nassau street.
Thursday, the 14th inst, at l0 O'Clock A. M the bal
Of the stock OF watches and jewelry left unsod
Of the former bar krupt SALE consisting OF gold breaches
earrings sleeve buttons vest guard fob chains and
about eighty fine gold watches, the most Of which will
be fully warranted for time and quality Sale positive
and without reserve. BY order of the assignee.
A UCTION NOTICE-SuPERIOR CITY MADE HAIR
n and saddlery.-The balance of the stock Of
warranted city made double and single harness. ladies
and gentlemens saddles fancy brides, robes, blankets
hoods &c, &C., remaining from the auction sale at No.
Is Fourth Can be purchased at private sale
extremely low prices for few days. by applying at the
above store.
CyRCCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA. &C.-AUCmON
~ notice.. T. VAN ANTWERP h SON will sell on
Tuesday, Dec H. at 10h O'Clock, At 216 Pearl street.
from the Shelves 81 crates white granite light and
Powered blue &C; dipt and edged ware, full assert
ment; ALSO 81 packages glass, assorted casks china
tea sets, a pieces; china vases, card baskets fancy
china cups and saucers covered olasses jugs knives
and forks tea trays and walters &C. Catalogues the
day previous.
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VI,IIIIAM WRITER'S AUCrIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Wednesday at 10a O'Clock ut 1871 Canal street, all
the gentee household furniture Of family breaking up
houses eeng consisting of elegant tapestry and ngraia
carpets SOFAS mahogany parlor and rocking chairs
rosewood and mahogany centre tables gilt frame pier
glasses bookcases mantel clocks vases rich and spen
dinner and tea SETS cutlery plated ware stair rods and
carpets, oil cloths marble top dressing bureaus wash
stands, toilet SETS French and cottage bedsteads
hair mattresses feather BEDS blankets spreads wari
robes, cooking stoves, crockery and glassware. The
above furniture is in good order and worthy Of atten
ton
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TT s. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA As
u pinwall and Panama ralroad-On Wednesday
december 90 at O'Clock NJ from pier foot of Warren
street North River will be dispatched the fleet steam
ship NORTH STAR, Captain Richard wamack to
meet at Panama with the and superior steamship
John L. Stephens. spare boat kept at Panama
to prevent detention in of accident For passage
apply at the Companys Office No III West street, to
j. W. RAYMOND.
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T.. sale Of rich and valuable furs, sleigh robes &C.,
BY HENRY BUCK, this day, at 101s O'Clock, at the
saesroom IA Maiden lane, assortment of the finest
cuffs also do capes; superb fitch narten, Hudson Bay
sable, splendid fitch marten, mountain marten, French
sable, lustred lynx, cuffs, capes and NUTS &c; also
sleigh robes, Hudson Bay Isabella bear buffalo, Hud
son Bay wolf silver fox, Russian wolf robes. All the
goods Of the finest qualities and worthy the at
tenon Of country deslers, and those purchasing for
their own use. Aso three splendid Grecian stone
tin and fitch talma, with cults to MATCH cost from sloo
10 1900 each set
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EDWARD sNZENICH AUCTIONEER-BY EDWARD
IL Schenck-Edward snzenich will sell at auction
this day December u at II O'Clock tine collection of
stuffed birds prepared by Mr. Gaibrcth the celebrated
texidermist
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Manageable Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua, propretors.-The splendid double engine
steamship STAR OF THE WEST, e. 600 tons 6urthen,)
Capt Il. W. Turner will leave from pier No. 8 North
river, at O'Clock p N. precisely, for Punta Arenas
Tuesday, December r. connecting with the favorite
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, e. 600 tons burthen,)
the Nicaragua Transit route having but tweIve miles
land importation by first class carriages. These
steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation and
commodations For information passage apply only
to CHARLES MORGAN agent, No. Bowling Green. Let.
ter bag made at the Office Letters IS cents per hall
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A MIDDLE AGED GERMAN GIRL WANTS A sTrUt.
"A ton either waiter cook; has been
years cook in Germany place. would 10 general
housework does not require high wages until she learns
the ways and the language OF this country Can he
for two days at 564 Hudson street
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A wETG NURSE WANTED FOR A CHILD EIGHT
n months old. Wages &c = month References
quired. Call Immediately at No. - Adams s,reet,
ner of Water, Brooklyn.
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TT 9. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR HA-
u vana and New Orleans.-On Monday, December
Is, at Pm, from pier foot Of Warren street North
River by the well known and favorite steamship Ores
CENT CITY, Captain John McGowan. Passage can be
occurred at the company soce Freight to New Orleans
ma Shippers viii be supplied with blank bills Of ladine
Of the signed by the company application at their
Office No other forms signed and bills Of lading will
be signed after the hour Of sailing For freight pas
sage apply at the Office Of the company, No III West
street, corner of Warren. NJ q. ROBERTS.
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LNOR FORFOIK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
Il The United States mail steamship ROANOKE
river saturday, Dec. Is, at 3o'clock p NJ; win
rive in Norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and
Richmond the following morning From Norfolk, pas
sengers for the South proceed by railroad direct with
through tickets from Weldon TO Wilmington, Augusta
nc Passage and fare to Norfolk -; TO Petersburg and
Richmond So Steerage half price. Apply 70
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EXTENSION TABLES AT AUCTION.-M WRAY
ID auctioneer, will sell Wednesday, Dec. Ii, a.
10 O'clock at the spacious store 1886 Broadway
of Anthony street. the largest assortment Of extension
tire stock Of of the most celebrated city manuac
turers comprising mahogany oak birch and walnut in
all styles and Sizes the whole Of which fully
ranted. Sale positive.
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T,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship UNION, r. Adams, command
er, will leave for Havre touching at Southampton to
Land the mails and passengers, Saturday, December
10TH at IL o'clock from pier No 81 North River foot
Of Beach street. Price Of passage first cabin $3.50
coad DO S76. Luggage not wanted during the voy .ge
should be rent board the day before sailing marked
" below" No freight wll be taken after Thursday,
December 14th For freight passage apply TO MORT
MER LIVINGSTON, Agent, SO Broadway.
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A RESPECTABLE C0LORED MAN WANTS SIrUA-
N ton In a private boarding house. The best of
city reference be given Can be for two days
at Al Green street up stairs, first floor.
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~ LASGOW h NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" The and powerful steamships NEW YORK,
2400 tons and 500 horse power R Craig, commander)
and GLASGOW, 1862 tons and 400 horse power wv.
Cumming, commander built expressly for the trade be-
tween NewY0rk and Glasgow will sail under From New
Yor! Glasgow Saturday goth January 1852 a. y noon
800; arst cabin, mdship (state-rooms stewards fee
included), 9'5 Third class-A limited number Of third
class passengers will be taken, supplied with provisions
surgeon For freight or passage, apply to MCSYMON
SO Broadway, New York. New York city bills gold
only received for passage
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DAWNBROKFR'S SAJE-WM LEWIS WILL SELL
i this day, at 1876 Bowery (up stairs) by order OF
Jno. r. Simpson, q quantity of unredeemed pledges,
comprising assortment of long shawls capes, rem
nants &C. also, overcoats frock and dress do pants
and vests. Sale to commence at l0H O'Clock, A. NJ.
Mems clothing at O'Clock
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nESPA1CH LINE FOR SAN FRANClsCO-LOwFSI
H. rates and no observation-disclosures per clipper ship
plete their engagements at once and hand in their bills
OF lading for signature. This vorte ship has nearly
the whole of her cargo engaged and going rapidly
win please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading in ten to fifteen days after coming the
BERTH being detained for the of freight but
have prompt despatch For the balance Of fifty to
hundred tons disengaged, apply to SUTTON CO., ~
Wall street. or Messrs EVERETT BROWN, 159 Front
afr
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SHIPPING.

NJ EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
IN pany. For New Orleans. Stopping Mt Havana
Carrying the United sta es Mail. Ths steamship Ca
HAWBA, r. W. Shufcdt, commander, viii sail for the
above ports on Tuesday December 26th at IL O'Clock
from pier at foot Of Beach street. North river Freight
for the interior and for Mobile consigned to agents
free of commissions Passengers for Havana must PR,
cure passports before leaving port For freight
passage, apply to LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON CO.,
agents, 81 Broadway N.B-The BLACK WARRIOR, j
u. Buoch, commando, will succeed the Cahawba, and
sail Tuesday January 9th Bills Of ladiDg must be sent
IN for signing the evening previous to the ship sailing
TNOR SAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED-TTIE UNITED
IL States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt
j. J. Garvin, win leave Philadelphia for Savannah
Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Fare 500;
steernge 81 The Keystone State will leave above the
following Wednesday. Agents in New York. SCRANTON
TAILMAN, 10 Old slip, where staterooms may be Sc
cured.
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n D. NASH AUCTIONEER -SHERIFT'S SALE
lie This day, December IL, 1854, at IL O'Clock A NJ.
at $40 Broadway, horse, wagon and harness.
JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.

n $. HouGH, AucTIoNEER -.--UNUsUALLY At
IL tractive sale Of elegant furniture velvet carpets
oil paintings and fancy articles desirable for Christmas
and New Years gifts to morrow Wednesday, morning at
10h A. NJ, at No. 10 Warren street, opposite Hudson
liver Railroad Depot. Tapestry, velvet and Brussels
floor and stair carpetngs one handsomely cased and
qusitey toned rosewood pianyforte wood etc.
gere large and costly bookcase two beau
fu rosewood SUITS covered in brocatee and satin dam
ask four rosewood centre tables two rosewood
paintings, rosewood, mahogany, and walnut extension
tables rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus,
washttands toilet sets, mattresses, counterpanes,
blankets, and fancy articles Of different descriptions
formerly very and acceptable gifts for holiday
son. such as elegant china mantle vases, naid French
and ornamentcd clocks bisque figures, match boxes,
nkstans &C. silver cake baskets casters liquor stands
spoons forks tea and coffee SETS rosewood work boxes
bronze chandeliers pier and oval glasses cut glass COB
let's wines, tumblcrs, &c. Sale positive.
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER
II pool-Ths Africa, william HARRISON commander,
the mails and pssssnssTs for Europe. on Wsdns.d.y the
18th inst At ~ O'Clock precisely Passengers
qus''sd to be on board By IN IN c sn ao.,,,
T,oR IIvERPooI--uNrm STATES NAN. STEAM
.lp d.p. With :.. TINS %.:
Europe positively on Saturday, December ~, 1t II
oclock NJ, from her berth 1t the foot Of Canal street
lions Tor elegance EDw va x iRRk WA. stree.
Passengers requested to be board 1t IL A. M.
ThssA,lantic win succeed the Pacific, and sail JAN q.
Shippers win please take notice that the ships of this
line cannot carry any goods costraband Of war
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Il Mail steamers.-The ships composing this line are
ATLANTIC, Capt. West BALTIC, Capt. Comstock.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRIA1IC Capt. -.
These ships, having been built by contract expressly
for government service every has been taken IN
their construction in their engines strength
and speed and their Accommodations for are
unequaled for elegance ana comfort.
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool in arst
cabin $780, in second do, s75 Exclusive use Of extra
sized Txl. stat .n ss2S: w.. .,o coz
An expers need surgeon attached to each chip.
No berth SECURED till paid for -, .,,,,
Saturday, Nov: II, 1854. Wednesday, Nov 1, 1884.
Saturday, Nov. rs, Wednesday, Nov 10, g
Saturday, Dec rs, Wednesday, Dec. IL, %
Wednesday, Dec. ~, ''
For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS, 80 Wall street. New York.
BROWN, SfilPl.EY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNAItD II CO., ~ Austin Friars London.
JOHN MUNROE h CO., ~ Rue Notre Dame des Vic
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre. [toires, Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie jewelry precious stones
metals, unless bills Of lading signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers will please take notice that the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods contraband OF war.
VTrHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Il Company intend soling their favorte Steamship
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 2, lbs tons. Capt. WyliS.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2,538 90 Capt -
CITY OF WASHINGTON do.2, 100 /" Capt. R. Ietch.
KANGARoO..... 49,. 1874 :" Capt -
RON PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF hANCHE HR.. thursday, January Is, 1855.
KANGAROO .............. About Thursday-
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, DECEMBER 90 1854.
KANGAROO. About Wednesday w.
Saloon 39O, 500 and SIS, according to state
limited number Of third class passengers will be
TAKEN and found with comfortably cooked provison for
to Liverpool $40. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends obtain
certificates of passage and drafts Liverpool in
Of FL sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street, Philadelphia and No Broad
way, New York.
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Celebrated Pianos and Mclodeons, In larger
assorments and at less price than be found esc
where Beautiful pianos, which have been rented 70
short time, win be sold very low; second hand pianos
At great bargains Prices frnm $40 to $780, Large dis
count made for cash. Cash paid for second hand pianos
Pianos and melodeons sold monthly payments PI
amos to rent. HORACE WATERS. 333 Broadway.
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HIGHLY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH PERSON,
N wishes Il situation as lady's maid, or seamstress
and do light chau berwork Can give the best Of city re
ference Please call at 165 West Sixteenth street. for
DAYS.
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M H. ICHTENSTEIN, OF THE LADIES DRESS TRIM
ming store, 90 Bowery, Hester At, receiv
ed on Saturday Dec. 8, out of the New York Custom
House, $50 rich silk velvet gaoons for cloak and
msntilla trimmings; SO boxes ribbons, for bows &C..
for trimming ball and evening dresses and 100 boxes
ribbons. dress, aounce and basque trimming Any sam
pie Of silk other dress goods to the store by pos,
otherwise, will be matched in the best manner and
immediately returned.
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YOUNG MARRIED MAN, THAT Is NOT AFRAID
IA 10 work, wants a stua ton porter 20 drive
express wagon Is well acquainted with ali parts Of the
city Best of city reference given. Address j. H. o.
box 1879 Herald Office 147 West Twenty street,
for two DAYS.
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A SsIGNEE's SALE OF yEwEI.RY.-ON WEDNESDAY
"a December Is, at IL o'clock by order of the ASST
Dee at Cos broadway general assortment of jewery
pencils earrings locke chains he. also DESKS tables
olcoths and chairs jewellers iron safe. Herring
make, Halls patent lock. w. COLE, Auctioneer.
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New Music-Just published, and selling RAJ
piy Of the prettest melodies Of the day. entitled
NPraise God for the Sunday Scbool words by George
". Bleecker music by Thomas Baker Price 12h cents.
choice and touching song my Mothers Grave" by j.
": Gougler with beautiful vignette on title page.
Price 80 cents. Music sent by mail post paid.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, $3.50 Broadway.
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THn TURF.

T1NION COURSE.--THE SEVEN MILE WALKING
" match between North Star and German Stag, will
positively oil to-day rain shine at O'Clock I'm
mediately after running match between Chicken Billy
and American Antelope Stages leave the ferry hourly
for the course Admission SO cents.
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YOUNG MAN, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH FRENCH
"A and German huently, wishes a situation a. waiter
10 q private family, or to travel. Can give test Of
city reference. Address D. b. 201 Elm street.
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Great Attractions at Perham's, 683 Broad
way by the star Ethiopian OF the world, this evening
Twenty. Eve cents worth Of amusement guaranteed
Those who prefer purchase gift tickets at ST. which
viii admit four persons, and constitute the purchaser
shareholder in 100 600 gifts.
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA-
N ton as ladys N aid is excellent dressmaker and
lar dresser has lived eight in her last situation,
and during that period travelled four the
tineLt of Europe; can speak French Apply In the
hool store 3G6 Bowery door above Fourth stree.
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HIlILINERY GOODS.

III OIIDAY BONNETS - SOMETHING NEW AT
III Genins Bazaar-Iades invited to call and
examine a bonnet of entirely shape and material
designed expressly for the holidays To be opened
Wednesday, Dec Is.
GENIN,S Bazaar, 513 BroadWaY.
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WINTER FASHIONS.

|tLOAKS, MANTIILAs, TALMAS AND CHILDREN'S
~ patterns of all kinds, warranted to ft for sale at
the dressmaking establishment 277 Grand street Opera
ball and street dresses made at the shortest notice
Terms moderate.