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~ ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR JANUARY 1T Is
" the most perfect specimen Of magazine pub
hshed. Only twenty five cents, sent by mail, will pro
it, and it is richly worth one dollar 1t would be
pretty Christmas present to send to lady All that art
devise, and money procure has been lavshed this
and yet is only the leader of many more like
by the best authors SO engrayings so contributor,
and fun page plates beautiful steel plates; fashions
colored; and bou Of colorcd Autograph for the la
dies. The acting charades with engravings alone
worth the price Of the number. H. LONG BRO THER
III Nassau street For sale by all the dealers.
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NJ Office TO MASTERS AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS.
IN The undersigned, having been appointed agents
at New York for Boston Marine Insurance Companies,
hereby rsy masters OF vessels owned at the East and
insured likely to be insured ut Boston the event OF
shipwreck disaster in the vicinity Of New York.
the Jersey and Virginia coasts to telegraph other
wise advise the under signed Immediately, that assist
may be dispatched to them. Also, in all claims for
damage vessels and cargo to confer with the agents,
that their claims may lie settled amicaby and with
tual satisfaction. JOHNSON Il HIGGINS 35 Wall at.
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aroRG1Na. &c.


CyP0RI ING--AAMM0TH ST. BERNARD AND NEW
- Homeland pups, King Charles spnnies Italian and
Enghsh eyi ounds, Scotch and Ing rattors sporting
dogs house dogs, nc All the choice breeds expressly
for stock from to $50 lbs weight. Inquire al No 205
Water street, corner fulton, up stairs.
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Holiday Ssnson.--Superior Brandies, Wines,
Scotch Irish whskeys, runs, gins syrups and
aials, London and Dublin porter, Philadelphia ale and
oorer bottles for family use for sale at WM H. UN
DBHHfII,S, 430 Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
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Hyott's I.iSc Balsam. - fahe umatlsm In lts
most painful forus also scrouu, old ulcers and the
worst cases Of diseases OF the blood great debility liver
complaint kidneys, incipient consumption &c, most
certainly cured by this great purifier Principal depot
GAG Grand street; IS cents per bottle
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INVOLVEMENT BATTALION EYNDERs GRENA-
i diers.-Tle officers aud members requested to
meet this Saturday. evening At O'clock at No. GOO
Broadway Punctual attendance is expected BY order
oil Major GEO. y. HALL Commandment.
J. y. HKTmRISoToN, Adiutaat.
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N Office JAMES KEARSLEY Has ASSIGNED ALI.
~ his property to Charles j. Holt 50i Haisoa street
New York; and the said Chas Holt hereby notifies
the public in general especially the savings banks
tn make any pay except TO the sail Chas Holt
or has .egal representative.
BENJAMIN GALBRArTH, l27 Fulton street.
GRAND FAIR AND FESTIVAL, FOR The RELIEF
n Of the poor, by the ladies Of ST. Mnrys congregl.
ton wn open on Monday evening" Dec Is, at O'Clock
IN the school hou o, No. 81 and Sc Pitt street
between Delaney and Rvins and will continue during
the week Tickets l2 cents each be had at the door
ATA MEETING OF CONTINENTAL CHAPTER 40 ~,
n o. U. A., held at their rooms Thursday evening,
December H. the following resolutions
ly adopted
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God in his wise pro-
whence to take from Charles A. Day, a dearly b.
loved BROTHER whose memory shall cherish, for
the sincere devotion he manifested in the welfare of ths
infancy of its greatest supporters Ever ready
and willing was HIS nature, he took active part TO
further the principles profess. He the hearts OF
all that knew hm-he occupied the most prominent
stions in this orer-suddenly deprived of good
and faithful member. to behold his stately
form-Do win his voice be heard Ia defcqce OF
great truths promuleate We loss-vc
sympathize with the afflicted family. The widow has
lost sifcctopate husband, the father dutiul son.
earnestly believe he led truly Christian fe ami died
in the full hope of blessed immortality. Therefore
Rec olved, That this be clothed with sutaple
tokens Of mourning for ninety days and that copy Of
the foregoing be forwarded to the family.
HENRY d. SHAROT,1
GEO. A. PRICE. >Conmittee.
JAS II. ANDERSON,
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AnsOn's Large Size Daxaorreotypcs, fOr 50
seass, coIored and in nice case with preservertwics
hs others make for fty CENTS and equal to 80 pic
.srss elsewhere. ANsONS $50 Broadway, opposite th&
Metropolitan Hotsl
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TT $. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AS
~ . pinvall AMI Panama railroad.-On Wednesday,
December 90, at O'Clock PM from pier foot OF Warren
street North River will BIZ dispatched the fleet steam
ship NORTH STAR, Captain Richard Wamack, to COZ
meet AT Panama with tho and superior steamship
John l.. Stephens spare boat always kept ut Panama.
to prevent detention in OF accident For PASSAGE
apply at the Company's Office, No. III West street,
j. W. RAYMOND
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NJ The and powerful steamships NEW YORK
2 400 tons and 500 horse power M Craig, com,nandcr
and GlAsSOW SO: tons and 400 horse power Nv.
tween New York and Glasgow, will sail under From New
YORK. Glasgow Saturday goth January, 1885, IL
$50; hrst cabin, Inidshp Estate stewards foe
ncluded) $40 Third class-A limited number Of third
class passengers viii DO taken, supplied with provions
of good quality properly cooked al $50 each Carries
surgeon For freight passage, apply to j. McsYhON
80 broadway, New York. New York city bills or gold
only received for passage.
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EyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship UNION r. Adams, command
viii leave for Hsvre, touching at Southampton to
land the mails and Passengers Saturday December
10TH at IL O'Clock, IRON pier No 81 North River
OF Beach street. Price Of passage first cabin Si36 Sc
eosd do SIS. Luggage not wanted during the yoy sge
should be sent hoard the day before sailing n.rsed
below" No freigh. Will be taken after Thu rsciay,
December 14th. For freight passage apply 10 NORM
NEE LIVINGSTON. Agent. S. broadway.
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internal external piles, try Dr. winners pile sun
Insitory. IL failed in single Sold only
At The Bowcry drug store, l5s, ABOVE hroome street
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Oameo-Da8ucrreotyres aud Photographs
y electricity lns, ntaneous sitting.-CHAS r. WILL
HANSON, artist. Gallery in Brooklyn, 249 Fulton
street. Photographic paper prepared and which may
- used Immediately, three six months hence will be
Altered IN . few days to artists and amateurs.
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TINE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
u Company intend soiling their favorite steamship
CITY OF nANClIEs FER. ~, 1875 tons. Capt Wyi,s
CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2 $50 Capt. -
CITY OF WASHINGTON do. 700 I" Capt r. Leitch.
kANGAROO....... $500. ,8H Capt. -
soA PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF MANCHE iIR. Thursday, January Is, 1850
kANGAHOO .............. About Thursday---
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, DECEMBER 20, 1854.
KANGAROO. ....,.......A About Wednesday, -
Saloon $9O 500 and $50, according to state room.
limited number Of third class passengers viii be
TAKEN and found with comfortably for
$25... Liverpool $40. from Liverpool
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends
certificates If passage and drafts Liverpool in
Of Fl sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street, Philadsiphis, and No. Broad
way, New York.
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THE TRADES. &C.


ITO ENGINEERS.-WANTED, by A YOUNG MAN
Il who has knowledge Of mechanical drawing,
engagement as assistant draughtsman. Address H. H.,
Mrs. ", No. City Hall place.
NTANTED-AN OMNIBUS BODY BUIIDER. TO co
w out Of town. Constant employment given Ap
ply to VIM Williams, II Amty place.
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Ty,HE WAR MIRROR OF SEBASTOPOL, CRTMEA
i and the Black Seattle only correct views yet CIV
to the public, with full information just publish
cd large beautifully colored sheet Sent BY mail
to all parts OF the country passage paid Price rs cents
A. II. JOCELYN, Publisher, 90 Fulton street. Agents
wanted.
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Badness, Thlnness on the Scalp, OandruR
and other diseases and of disease OF the hair
ehectuay cured by the of Bngle's Hyperion Fluid
III prevents diseoloration, and promotes hne gossness
ana soffness OF texture desired Sold by the
inv ntor WILLIAM B0GLE No. 277 Washington street,
bort ton in New York, by A. b. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton
street; Clas Fl. Ring < Co., and Rushton, Clark Co
Brosdway; Clckener Co., 81 Barclay street. and by
chemists and perfumers throughout the world.
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ID ED STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs-PACK-
Ii ct Of 10th Decembsr-The splendid new and fast
sailing packet ship WEST POINT, Capt. Williams, wi,
positively sail Saturday, 10th inst, at IL O'Clock
precisely The accommodations for cabin, second cabin
and Storage passengers are unsurpassed. Persons
about proceeding 10 Europe should make early appca
ton, TO secure besths board at pier As East river
foot Of Rutgers street, or to W. J. T. TAPSCOrr
CO., So South street,
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Don't Tell Billy Burnham that we nre
selling his Empire State long shaw two yards long and
Sour wde largest and fashionable patterns, for
twenty shillir gs at No. "a Dean street, Boeru
Brooslyn
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.vOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT SiArES MAI, SrrAx
AhR PAClFiC, \ Nys, CSusm.odsr. Tits steAm
ship VII depart with the unt'ea States ,osils FOR
Europe positively on "Wednesday, Decsmbsr "a 81 4
o'iocs from her berth foot OF c. nal ssrs~,
For freight or passage, having anssaalsd sosommosa
EDWARD (. obi LIN % Wan .,.,s,
rsss:nyers are requested to he on board at Ms A
The Atlantic viii succeed the Pacific, ~, Jan 10
Shippers VIII please take notice that the ships IT
line cannot carry any goods coptrshaDd Of var
II HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
- NAL siesmsrs.-lhe ships composing the lile arc
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Comstock
PAllFe, tapi Nye. AbRIATIC, Capt. -.
These ships have been built by contract expires ~ ior
construction, also in their engines ensure st
and speed and their accommodations are
uneq.aied Tor elegance and comfort Price OF passage
from New YORK 10 Liverpool in first class cabin, 81 J
second do $55 exclusive extra size SAFE rooms
S325; from Liverpool to New York. 80 aud 20 gneas
An experienced surgeon attached ship No berth
secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES on SAILING
"wednesday, Dec. ~. 1854. SATURDAY.. Dec H.. 1854
Wednesday, Jan. TO-. 1855. Saturday, Dec. 1894
Wednesday, Jan. a.. 1855. SATURDAY, Jan 49,. 1885
Wednesday, Feb. 81. 1885. Saturday, Feb TO- .is55
Wednesday, Mar T. 1855. Saturday, Feb a.. 1855.
HS lsst Rissss .ls sS New York
GROWN, sHIPIEY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KEANARD so6.. y Austin Friars, London.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris.
GEORGE H. DRAIER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships will be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie ewelry precious
metals, unless bills Of adng signed therefor,
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice. thar the ships OF shs line
cannot carry any goo Is contraband OF war.
TINE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
IL Steamships.
PROM NEW roRk TO LIVERPOOL
CHIEF cabin pas $3.50
second CABIN pasrsge.. 10
IRON BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL
Cnlel c2Dtn paonage 81
second CABIN passage. 60
The ships from Boston call At Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins, AMERICA, Capt Lang,
flSiA, capt. kyrie. EUROPA, Capt. Shannon,
ASIA, Capt. h. G. Lott, CANADA, Capt Stone,
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Leitch
These vessels carry clear white light at masthead
green ON starboard bow; red on port bow.
AMERICA, Lang, leaves Boston Wednesday, Jan. 1850
ASIA, Lott, jan IL 1855
There win be steamships Of this lire from New York
until further notice.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board.
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie jewtry, precious stones
metals unlessbs ading signed therefor and tue
value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage apply to
l.. CuNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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Ssusehuxh's Wigs and Toupees-Tbe ,rrcnt

KUupEtss-The ETeEt
discovery and improvements in the make and lit OF
articles, the admiration Of all wig wesrcrs The ad
dress 1917 Fulton street. west side Broadway near
81. paul'a Church.
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when Hzonarehs resort % Gunpovvacr, then
subjects have Ia pay tn. shot Long may II BE- before
Uncle Sam Il allied upon TO take hand in the expeu-
siye game az war In the meantime, he and his family
are the hest dressed civilians the worlL GREEN No
Asfor House. furnishes them with shirts equal to the
Partisan, and fits all shapes 70 charm.
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100000 Worth OF Magnificent English
velvet and tapestry carpets at half the former
prices So 900 yards beautiful ingram at 3s ~ and 5s
per yard at the great American eagle carpet store.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No 90 B)wery.
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0elebrAted Pianos aud Mel0dcons, In larger
assortmenfs than be found else where Sold at
kemely low prices. Beautiful pianos, which have been
rsnGed for short time, will be sold very low second
hand pianos great bargains. Prices from $40 to $780,
large made cash. Pianos and mclodeons sold
On Don.hly payments. Planos 10 rent.
HORACE WATERS 1873 Broadway.
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Holiday Prescnts-Special Noticc.-fn conse.
suence Of recent fire. the undersigned will sell the ba
lance of his entire stock aboat $4,000 WORTH of rich
and valuable gifts, unique toys, recently collected in
Europe by H. s. Rogers These goods slightly damaged
by smoke AM WATER win be sold at great sacrifice
without regard 10 cost Those in want Of fancy goods
Boxes for old and toys for al the oh
srer at prices which almost equal to making them
present. viii hnd this a opportunity.
L. s ROGERS, Fancy Bazaar No. 40 Broadway.
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A marked Man Is he who wears Clothing
from the emporium Of Hacket, 1o6 Fulton street, for
his garments cannot be surpassed for cheapness ele
gnnce and durability. Call and be satisfied.
EDW ARD r. HACKETT, log Fulton street.
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camphor Ice! CanAphor leo Tiff You arc
troubled With chapped hanos, roughness Of the skin
use T.. ". VOSLhksMlThs celebrated camphor ice; II
IL q certain Remember aud purchase IL only at
the Bowory dr,<, asre 15S Bowcry, above Broome st.
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LECTURES.


TyHE EYE-A POPULAR LECTURE ON THE ANA
i tony and Physiology Of the Human Eye, and Use
aud Abuse OF Spectacles, illustrated with diagrams
deIs and artificial eyes, by T. s. Franks Optcian to the
New York Eye Hospital, and spectacle maker to the
Eye Inarmary, on wednesday evening, December 20,
1854 at SO Bowery entrance through the store at half
past seven to at eight. Admission % cents
Reserved seats for ladies' Franks patent double
reracting spectacles for seeing both and distant
objects accurately through the spectaces. This
great invention is manufactured by the patenee only,
and offered at moderate prices Also spectaclcs Of
every approved make scientifically adjusted to the eye,
by Mr. FRANKS himself, at No. Park row, opposite
the Aston House, and Mt 80 Bowcry.
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ing $50 fine plaid long shaws Of the largest sze at 81
zach, worth S. 300 do. az COS 200 do at ST. the
usually sold at So Also rich cashmere long and square
shAwls, scarf &C., at reduction OF 80 per cent from
their real value. z. H. LEADBEATER, S47 Broadway,
corner Leonard street.
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II the Gentleman who Visited every Hot
store eadway the other day. and lost his pocket
book, and therefore, did succeed in getting the arti
Gle he desired will please to call ut thu New Hat Com
panys TAG and las Nassau street and there learn much
70 his advantage, and also get moeskn hat for
three dollars equal to any four dollar hat the city
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DaSuerreOtypes, Is cents So so per Dozen
Taken BY HOLINESS invented machinery and the
United States patent double cameras portraits at
eocs Lockets and ornamental aud ranes suitable
Sor presents at low prices, at 2e9 Broadway.
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Great Fire I'm Philatielphia.-By Telegraph.
lHII-ApEIPaIA, Dec Is 1854
srAs c. HFRRiso-One OF your patent safes ha, just
been dug from the ruins Of the great dre of Fifth
and Chestnut streets 1t fell from the fourth story to
the cellar. Books and papers found to be all safe
FARRfI 4 CO., "a Walnut street.
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At Brooklyn, December II, by the Rev. E. E. L. Tay-
Tor, Mr. DANIEL W. BROWN Miss HARRIET d. SMITH, all
Of Brooklyn.
On Thursday, December IA, by the Rev. W. s. Balch
GEoRGE MATTHEW'S to Serbia E. NJ daughter of Natha
MEL Fem, Esq, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, December 49, by the Rev. s. NJ Isaacs
ANNIE eldest daughter of Saul Myers ESQ., to Mr. ISRAEL
Z. WooLF, of San Francisco, Cal.
On Thursday, December H. at Scarsdae, Westchester
county, by the Rev. Mr. OLSEN, JOSEPH w. DAVIS, of
Brooklyn to ANcEIisE daughter Of James Jarvis de-
ceased, of the former place.
On Thursday morning, December IA, by the Rev. f.
Blair, the Rev. g. CAMPBELL, of Vermont, to Miss MARY
JANE CURRY, of Brooklyn.
On Thursday, December IA, by the Rev. A. Z, Camp
bell, ANDREW BEAKLEI, Esq, to Miss MARY ANN HuL-
BERT, all Of this city.
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Christmas Is Coming, and II the Ladies'
wsh make presents for the holidays they find at
Miller Co.'S beautiful embroidered toilet slippers for
gentlemen Also ladies', MISSES boys and children's
boots and shoes, in great variety
j. b MILLER Il CO., 134 Canal street.
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IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF ANY BRANCH
i Of the late Mr.. James Kemps family, shopkceper
and schoolmaster, Chaiey, Sussex England, they
requested to send their address, postpaid to A. a. No
They will then hear OF something to their advantage.
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CT. 1HOMAs-THE VAL NAIL STEAM PACKET
- company's steamer LYDE, r. Woodward, commsn-
ber 20, At IL NJ from nards wharf, Jersey City For
passage apply to MATT AND PHELPS 4 CO.. Il South
All
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.

LLLEN BROSNAHAN, ALIAS CASEY, NATIVE OF
II County Kerry, Ireland, who lanted in New York
Of her father and sister awJames Casey and Honors
Bohen May last she received their joint letter from
Lafayette, Gppecanoe couaty, Indiana. Any inte-
eence OF them will he gratefully received by her. by a
dressing in care Of MIR Michael O'Conuel, No IL Pearl
street. New York.
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Uncqualled In Variety nnd Richness Is the
stock OF ladies' and chilrens urs, beavers and felt
bonnets and chhdren fancy beaver hats and caps to
he found nj BANTAS present store, ia Canal street
The special attention Of ladies Is invited to several
Of mink and stone martens of beauty 20 be opened
to-day. All sold at the most moderate prices,
count Of removal
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Hear YeI-AutObiOgraphy.- Gree
by and all Others who wish to take notice. that Raj
FERTY IEAsK'S holiday hats for sale, at 81 Chat
ham and corner Of Chatham and Pearl streets. Keel
yeur ey es epen
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The Story OF Fanny Trcvanion; or, The
Abducted Dsughter.-This thrilling interesting
rative Is detailed in the Wide Awake Of this week AL
hvcrs OF the brilliantly and powerfully written storie
Of f. J. Smith should procure copy. For sale every
where
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DLO0MINGDALE SQUARE AN ADJOURNED MEET
ID ing Of the owners Of property affected by ths
above improvement and who are opposed to the same,
will be held ct the Public Hail. in Fifteth street.
Eighth avenue, at IN O'Clock Monday evening next
GARRIT b. STRIKER, Jr., Chairman.
q Ervr
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T,OR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA-U.s MAIL LINE
II The and splendid steamship AUGUSTA, Capt.
Thomas lyon, will leave New York for Savannah, on
Saturday lee. IL, from pier No. 4, North river, at
ocicck =. NJ bills of adiug signed on board. For
freight Apply on board; or for pasasge 10 SAMUEL l.
hlCAlll, IL Broadway. The new steamship Florida,
For Florida through tickets from New York to Jackson.
Vile, 81; 10 Pinti q, SO
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Piancfortc.-Grcat Bargains Of Secondhand
pianos for $50, $40, S7b $50 $ll0 $i45, $3.50, and
$3.50; alec assortment Of pianos, at }. G.
TTCfiERS pianoforte mandatory and wareroom, 245
West Twenty eighth street. Ninth avenue.
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TIE title OF recent work published by N p. Willis; but
We have to notice that among the omissions in it
tne OF KNOX the great halter and his stores 1913
Fulton street, and under the Prescott House. in Broad.
way. Now, II there Ne q in the community who
ought to be called anons it is Knox for his hats and
furs this fall surpass anything Of the kind before
offered to the public. 90 TO Knox lades, II you would
get cheap and beautfrl furs and yc gents who want
superior beavers scarcely need to be reminded Of your
interest Go, and all.
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LSOR SAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
JIG States mali 81 amshp STATE or GEORGIA, Cart
Wednesday,, Dec. 81, at 10 O'Clock A. n. Fare $40
seersgs 81 The Keystone State will leave above the
following Wednesday. Agents in New York, SCRANTON
TAlJ.siAN, 10 Old slip, where ststerooms may be
cured
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IF JOHN W. WRIGHT, ESQ. WILL CALL AT ia CE-
i dar street, he will hear Of something to his alvan
fara
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L,OR FORFUlK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
r. Skinner commander, win leave pier No. Is NORTH
river Saturday, Dec. l6, at 3oclock P. NJ win
riv. In Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg
sengers fog the south proceed by railroad direct with
through tickets from Weldon to Wilmington, Augusta
kc Passage and fare to Norfolk S. to Petersburg and
Richmond, $40. Storage half price, Apply TO
INDIAN B PI.EASANTs. Al broadway
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The difficulty between Mr. William Broadstreet and nv
scI in relation TO the removal of ve eos.n calfsins
from No il Ann street hing been honorably usted
apd the cause of it satisfactorily explained BY him.
trust the papers that published the report Of his
SlI d. him the Justice IL publish This card from tho
complainant THOMAS CROMWELL "a Spruce street.