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w OBID'S FAIR OF PARIS IN 1s55.-MR. bruno
w MARE, who has been superintendent Of the
French Swiss and Belgian depar ments at the New York
Exhibition, and also deputed 10 the Crystal Palac,
Of London member Of the French National Academy
of Agriculture, Manufacture and Commerce OF Paris,
begs to inform the American exhibitors that he offers
his services to any parties who would wish to exhibit
their predictions at the Worlds Fair OF Paris in May,
1855.
Mr.. Brupemaire. who has been for long time resi-
dent of Paris where he has large circle of friends and
business uaintances give all the guarantees
qusite party wishing to engage his services and
has permission TO refer TO the aforementioned gentlemen
BRUNEMAlRE No. 80 Broad street,
al Messrs. Coffin Haydocks, New York
EXPERIENCES
Mr.. Batchelder. late Acting superintendent OF the
Crystal Palace and civil Engineer at Boston.
Mr.. H. Caylus, of the firm of +. Caylus, de Rnyter
Co., 81 Beaver street New York.
Mr.. G. Christ, Of the firm Of Spies, Christ Jay. Is
Eroaj street. New York.
Nj. Coffin, of The firm Of Coffin Hsydock, 30 Broad
street, New York.
Mr.. i. Lematre, of the firm Of Z. Iemaitre K Co.,
Il9 Pearl street Cup stairs New York.
capt. +. Vincent Director OF Textile Fabrics at the
Crystal Palace and also Appraiser at the Custom House
Broad street New York.
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TToR roRYoIK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
II The United states mail steamship ROANOKE
river on saturday Dec. 16, at 3o'clock p M 1wil ar
rive In Norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and
engers for the South proceed by railroad direct with
through ticsets frsm Weldon 70 Wilmington Augusta,
r. Passage and fare 70 Norfolk 81 "a Petersburg and
--'-'-'-' IIrpIlE / r2xisAEE h hssAusy.
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4 UPPER SHIP HARVEY BlgCH CAPTAIN NELSON
for san Francisco loading AT Pier No. TO- East
river and having large portion o. her cargo engaged sn
going board will have immediate dispatch The Harvey
birch IL Of the finest ships built in this country
and presents usl inducements to shippers DESTROYS
ON quick ship at low rates Shippers 20 Francisco
wn observe that the vessels Of this line finish their Io
ing few days after coming 10 the berth and are not
detained for want OF freight but have prompt dispatch
HiITTON co. 81 WILL street.
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nEPATCH LINE FOR San FRANCIsCO-LOwE>T
H. rates and no deduction.-Shippers per clipper ship
GOV. NORTON, Capt. John Burgess, will please
pete their engagements at once aud hand ia their bills
81 lading for signature. This fsvorte ship has nearly
the whole Of her cargo engaged, and going rapidly
board pier 20 East river Shippers to San Francisco
will please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading in ten to nteen days after coming 10 the
terh, being detained for the of freight out
have prompt despatch. For the balance OF Atty
hundred tons disengaged, apply 10 SUTTON CO., "a
Wall street. or Messrs. EVERETT l. BROWN, lsY Eront
street
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v'OR CHAIR FSTON, :. c-THE SUPERIOR SIDE
II wheel steamship QUAKER CITY J. II. Hodgdon,
,,nmapder win leave Phadelphs for Charleston, s.
I on saturday December IL at 10 4. W. Cabin pas
;, r.. $40 Apply TO HERON MARTIN, 31ts North
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DUPLICATION DAY POSTPONED, OF RUTH HALL,
i Fanny Ferns first novM. SO great the desire to
the first novel Of thi, distinguishes that
The trst mammoth edition, which - nave been put
hsbed on Monday, Dec. IL, will not come within some
thousands of supplying the orders already received II
l., therefore deemed hest to delay the publication of
the book until the second edition H. ready which viii
b. On Thursday Dec L. after which time the publishers
bop. 7" he able to supply all Orders promptly,
should this extraordinary demand continue.
MASON BROTHERS, 20 Park Row.
TIVE MOST INTERESTING TOPIC NOW BEFORE THE
Il world-Vew Of the city OF S~bss topol Crimea, and
map of Black Sea- large, new and beautiful ~ofi,
just out These the only authentic views, showin ing
the exact position Of all the fortihcations with
name ana number OF guns in each and giving full de-
scrpon Of the city-its public buildings, nartors BE-
Also, new map Of ornea, showing the military po-i-
tioDs Of the allied forces surrounding Sebastopo and
map of the Black Sea- containing distances from Ccnstan
tinope with statistical information relative n the pop
aton OF the principal cities Of Eurepe. Published
sheet coored, size .5xaz inches price twenty i've
cents Agents wanted 10 sell this work every state
Liberal discount made Ia the trade Papers giving
abovc one more Insertions and sending the
the publisher will receive copy free Of postage A. a.
JOCELYN, Publisher, Nos. So aud 90 Fulton street.
Of the New York Wood Engraving and Ee.:rotype
tablshment
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A uSIRAIJA-FREE PASSAGE--PlONEER LINE, CAR
"A r. ing United States mails--The subscriber, under
contract with the government % New South Wales ~
prepared 10 convey passengers IN the clipper ship
iOPIC 10 Sydney, paying part passage here. balance
paid after arrival, and employment gusrantee! At cnr
rent rate Of wages, which enornous.
X. ". CAMfgON, 116 Wall street
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~ 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOB HA-
vans and New Orleans.-On Monday, December
10, at PM from pier foot Of Warren street. North
River, by the well known and fsvoritc steamship CfS
CENT CITY, Captain John McGowan Passage can he
secured at the company Office. Freight to New Orleans
shippers will be supplied With blank bills OF laing
OF the form signed by the company application their
office. No other forms signed, ed bills o. ladng will
be signed after the hour of sailing For freight or pas
rage apply at the Office Of the company, No Ii West
street, corner of Warren NJ o. ROBERTS
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
L1OrND-ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, A HORSE
which the owner have by proving property
and paying expenses same. II not called for in
hree days be will be sold TO pay expenses, &c.
EEIIS h ROBINSON, 445 Water street.
7 oST-A PRoMIss DRY NOTE. DATED JANUARY
IL II, 1854, Of $3.50, drawn by /. W. schmidt, Esq,
his order and payable fifteen months after date
The payment Of this note is stopped Ii found, pleaes
apply to Vim. Baide, 322 Broadway.
I osI-A NUlE DRAWN BY VIM. b. C CARPEN-
ter, and endorsed by r. L. Mabey, for 81, 900, al
forty Ave days from date dated New York November
1854 All persons forbid negotiating tho said note,
AZ the pa ment has been stepped. w. b. G. CARPLN-
TER, 1856 West street.
T osT-oN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, IN GOING FROM
Jackson ferry TO Wall street, through South Front
and Water streets, package Of accounts relating to
schooner Julia NJ Haock. The finder will be suitably
rewarded leaving them at the Office Of d. Golden Muir
ray, 81 South street
7 Os1-ON The 9TH INST, A P0RTMONNAIE, CON
i tanning one ten dollar bill the Hanover Bank.
ihe finder win receive suitable reward by leaving the
same with c. NJ Cur innings COL Broadway.
7 OsT-oN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20. At NEW
IL Haven depot, Twenty sixth street, black trunk,
marked n. p Smith the bottom. Whoever will re-
turn the same to r. Ford Twenty sixth street station
VIII be literally rewarded p. FORD, Baggage Ma ster.
view for" ana New Haven Railroad Twenty sixth st.
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" Peck Co., 35j Broadway and Branch establish
nent, 'se and 1ss Broadway corner of Tenth street,
will offer ON Monday, December 18th, and during the
holiday season, the following bargains in dry goode
Plaid and striped silk dresses at 81 So 81 CO. 81 So
80 co. 81 co. S1G 90 and $15 90 the dress pattern very
rich brocade silks, $40 co. rich seine lie aine from
Is Cd. and upwards axony plals 81 90 the dress and
upwards French prints at Is per yard French merins
at 5s per yard large stock OF rich embroidercs 1T
one bali the cost of importation. Scotch plaid and
French broche shawls from SIS 90 and upwards; AMI
great variety of other goods at equally low prices j.
BECk CO., 3s5, $50 and Iss Roadway.
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HLOAks, CLOAKs.-h0LYNEUx BELL, IS CANAL
" street. determined 10 clear out his stock and 70
give ladies an opportunity Of purchasing before the
son rs past and to economist these hard times, has
married down the prices Of his cloaks and 10 Offer
ing All the most desirable at greatly reduced prices
ana invites your inspection. In preference TO quoting
imaginary numbers Of cloaks fabulous prices call
anu udge Tor yourself Our stock is very large and
piete with eyerything new in shape and material.
LvANCY FURs.-LADIES OF NEW YORK WHO WISH
II TO purchase fancy furs will find themselves richly
repaid by crossing to Brooklyn, and examining
splendid assortment j. d. WILLIAMS, 2a9 Fulton
street between Hillary and Concord above the Savings
Rank.
III AIDES FANCY FCIS.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
IL public attention TO his present unrivalled assert
nent Of Russian and Hudson Bay sables stone martcn
mink, ehinchila, ermne, lynx, genet, squirrel fox,
mountain maren and fitch, all manufactured expressly
for nrs elass city retail trade and at extremely oer
ate prices. GEO. BULPlN, 36l Broadway.
II AIDES CL0AkS-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
- Tue subscribers beg to notify the ladies' that
ihey nave ths day made great reduction in the prices
o. t.r entire stock OF imported and other closks which
comprises Tor this advanced season, unusually large
assortment OF tie newest and best styles all OF which
are offered VI very low prices. j. BECK CO.,
$50, ,S6 and 7ss Broadway.
DARs, FEATHERS BEAVER BONNETS. NC-wE
l. have received per late steamers, elegant lots OF
Parls theirs, flowers, &C., among which
100 dozen rich white ostrich tips
80 do. do. black ostrich tips
30 10. do. mixed and coloIed ostrich tips.
20 do suier white, black and colored iea her trim
mings. Also ON hana-beaver, plush felt, and straw
bonnets freLcb flowers, ribbons, &c. HOMER KErCH
An, u and 20 John street, corner OF William.
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CPEcIAL NoTICE.-THE ENTIRE STOCK or IAcFss
- embroderes hosiery, kid gloves &c, amounting u
f35 600, st Madden Stewards, 779 Broadway must b.
old by LIST January, without reference 10 cost In con
.equenee Of alteration IN their business NJ rat
.ins. 80. q /" -, NJ l..+ 49, .l.....-- ~
shate for the holidays.
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POLITICAL.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC RE-
IA publican General Committee win he held AT Stuy
yesant Institute, on Monday evening, Dec. II, at IL
r. NJ Punctuai Attendance is particularly req uested
THOs. r. ST. JOHN, Chairman
A Al > B n RoLrIss' Secretaries.
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Salks, Silks, at so cents per Yard.-We will
sesn Monday, the Ilth three eases Of striped ana
I sns , q ,o. rs ;hins' per yard A0 rich pla.
green and white silks Tor evening dresses. f. H. LEAD
PEATER, 347 Broadway, corner Of Leonard street
Merinos at Reduced Prsees-On Monday,
nth inst win offer entire stock of erinos para
sattas, bombaline', d.laaes; blankets, wool shaws.
plaid eashmeres, SC, at greatly reduced prices. T. H.
tEADbEAfEk, No. AI Broadway corner Of Leonard
street
India Eubbcr Gloves and nttens Ladies'
who troubled with rough chapped hands will 6nd
To the hands while engaged in sweeping the Of
soal fires For sale at all rubber stores to the trade
only, at So John street, up stairs
Dress does not make the gentleman. bn
Tie gentleman being made, by nature and education
requires corresponding dress. The subst.atum, or
foundation, Of suen dress is o. GREEN'S Shirts
ana yet Of them il essential in the outht II man
al fashion. No. Aston House.
What, IL Majesty Deprived OF ITS Exteriors
Why mere jest Therefore, dress well when you can
$500 oftthe finest French cloth fashonably cut coats
bought no matter where, for sale AT 20 per cent below
he cost Of at EVANS clothing warehouse,
&c and Is Fulton street.
Bank Agency CO and % Fulton street.-Eo-
vernment Stock Bank taken at 80 cents, Bdgeton 90
indiana hanks, 90 at EVANS ci5thing WAREHOUSE ID
and q Fulton street
tars OF stone marten, mountain marten, fitch, mink,
French sable, &C.. also, variety of low-priced furs
prices to suit the most fastdious and economical.
c. Ii. ATKINS, 2l2 Greenwich street
Perham's Great Ethiopian Troupe. intro
dsee many features in the programme perform
for tomorrow evening, I" The Recognition and
Oh Rob Ridlay Festival viii be to amuse tn,
people and keep them laughing. Jocko concludes the
entertainment.
BassfOrd q Brewers Pianoforte and Music
Esta bishment, COS Broadway New York-Second. hand
pianos bought and sold, and taken in exchange. All
new music received published Music sent by
mail Teachers supplied on liberal terms.
T. FRANKLIN BASSFORD
FRED w. BROWFR
Formerly Of Jaques Brother.)
Defiance Saiam ander Safes.-RObert M. Pat
RICK IL the sole manufacturer in the United States OF
the above celebrated safes and F. c. C1iu's mpeneta
ole defiance locks aud bars Depot No. ls2 Pearl
street, door below Maiden lane.
Remember-Hoyvc's Cough Candy Is Ar
Ncie Of extraordinary merit and is peculiarly adapted
10 the OF coughs and colds It's rsputati s
worldwide and increasing daily. For sale every where.
Consumption Amongst Clothing Houses
Another house faing selling large quantities OF
superior make Of winter garments al the prices of in
frior goods be failing then going satisfactorily
last DEVIIN y JESSUP,
80 and IS John street, corner of Nassau.
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L,oR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. FIRST VESSEL
IL The splendid ship SANTIAGO sails for the above
part Wednesday, 18th inst The clipper ship TAR
TAR ia nos loading and will sail about the 18th
inst Both Of these vessels have fine accommodations.
asseneers and freight viii be taken at reasonable rates
Apply 10 MAILER l. LORD los Wall street
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REV Ar Ds.

49, 49, --@. -,
dN s)A REwARD.-L0ST. A DIAMOND RING, WITH
DSO three stones on Wednesday evening, in going
through Seventeenth street up Fourth Tween
fyiourth street. The Under will receive the above
ward by leaving il at 3l9 Fourth avenue.
Ct1 n REwARD-LOST IN BROADWAY ON THURS
lDIV day, December !, between the Metropolitan
hotel and Bleecker street, small brown piper parcc,
containing white cashmere scarf The above reward
will be- paid To the finder by bringing IL to j. Beck Co.,
aj5 Broadway.
d, O EEwARD--I0sT, ON WEDNESDAY, A LARGE
DO black Newfoundland dog. with u small white spot
the breast, and leather collar on; answers to the
OF Rollo The finder will receive the above reward
by leaving him at 1Ol Third avenue.
tt = REwARD.--I.O>T ON THE 9Th inst, BLACK
We) Scotch terrier slut with white breast
s"ers 10 the name Of Fan. The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving her at the bar Of the Florence
Hotel, Broadway. corner of Walker street
d, - REwARp--sToIEN FROM THE BASEMENT OF
Nd So Beaver street, between IL aud O'Clock, on
Saturday afternoon, young Scotch terrier dog with
chain attached. The above reward will be given on the
return of said dog at 90 Beaver street.
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TI A. D. D-THE MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA GROVE
u. No. are requested 20 be punctual in their at
tendance ON Monday evening, the 18th inst to take
action amendments to by laws. By order OF
WARREN 7. SMITH, Sec'y. sAMU Ell GREEN, \. A.
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L,RENCH EMBROlDERIES, AT MANUFACTURERS
IL prices--A Gne assortment Of collars, collars and
sleeves cheseties, and chemsetes and sleeves also
apds, in jaeonet and muslin, FOR sale by EUGENE
hlW CO., l5l Broadway, up stairs, between Cort
andt and Liberty streets.
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L,OR LIvERPOOI--PASsAGE ONIY.-THE SPLENDID
IL new packet ship JEREMIAH THOMPSON, Captain
blake, will sail Monday, the 1lth instant, and has
for lew more cabin passengers il immeaiat. ap
plicstion be maoe to SAM. THOMPSON X NEPHEW, rs
Pearl street.
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A UsTRAI.A-INDEPENDENT 'LlNE-sIxTY DAYS
"a passage.-The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, ], 40 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 Of the very best both in first aud second
cabin and A. only limited number will be TAKEN early
application is necessary For freight passage 1T low
rates, apply 10 ARkEJL ELLIOT, lio Pearl street,
or L. RichArdaon Co, 81 South street.
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER
III po0l.-The Africa, william Harrison commander
viii sail from the company's dock at Jersey City, with
the mails and passengers for Europe Wednesday the
9th inst at II O'Clock precisely Passengers are re-
q uested TO be ON board by ii y O'Clock.
f. CUNARD Bovlng a.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

HIILLIFERY GOODS --MIIJJNERS BUYING BILLS
WI Of slo0 at LlCHTENSTEiN'5 ribbon store 90 Bow
.rysuch flowers feathers, satins, silks, ribbons,
ks.-may get them at about one-toird less than the
usual Wholesale price.
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A UsTRAIA PIONEER IINE--cAHRYNG UNITED
"A States Mail.
Clipper ship wINDwARD, FOR Melbourne, from Pi.,
No. =, +. r., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship TROPlC for Sidney, from Pier No IL Err
With immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed the Troyic
and sail 10Th December.
FOR freight or passage, apply 70 R. ". CAMERON liz
" AL street.
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A1ovrNpER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY Fash.

IN ions.-Cloaks and furs:-
Coaks-ln clohs, satin MORE antique and velvet. No
stock IN this city rich and varied IN style,
the trimmings in such good taste the colors being
black and brown, At present so much the fashion
Paris.
Furs-ln sable. mink stone maren, fitch and mountain
martsn. Notwithstanding the With Russia W. b.
Mex Is Offering rich dark sables and mink cheaper than
Of urs early this year, through relative in Russia
N. B.--This bouee Is particularly recommended to
strangers and vriters It's characteristic features being
small profits and deviation from the marked price.
Cloak and Fur Establishment, Al Canal street, Bran
dretb buildings, four doors from Broadway.
WILLIAM b. MCKENZIE, Proprietor.
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NJ oTICE--FoR LIVERPOOL QUICK PASSAGE; PACK
~ ct 1lth December.-Tbe splendid clipper ship
1uEEN OF CLIPPERS Capt. Zerega will positively sal,
Monday, December IL precisely at u O'Clock. III.
for cabin, second cabin and kteerage
passengers are unsurpassed. For passage apply on
boa I'd, al pier As East river, or to
W j. I. TAPSNOrTS. Z co. Sc South ntreet
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T,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship UNION, r. Adams, command
er, win 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 $50
coad do $75. Luggage not wanted during the voy .ge
should be sent board the day before sailing, uarLeo
|" below" No freight II be taken after Thu rsday
December lith. For freight passage apply 10 MORT
MER LIVINGSTON, AGENT. So Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.

u N u
alliance takes this method Of making known his wishes
He is anxious Of corresponding cVnhdentally with
young lady, under twenty years Of age, Of medium
height fair person, and good education. Money oh
iect Address Doctor at the Union square Post Ohice
M ADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR.
l rages who win ali enjoy the greatest happiness
and matrimonial bliss, and will show the person they
will marry through an instrument which she will cause
TO illuminate itself by invoking the powers of her won
derful science and viii tell all events Of hfe AMI even
the very thoughts. 20 Broome street, near Cannon.
Gentlemen not nd nitted.
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DAHQUIOQUE BANK, DANBURY, C0NN.-EEDEEM-
Il ed NJ a per cent, by
CHAs. i. GRANNISs, IS Wall street
rJNHE CREDITORS OF MARTIN FULDA l. BROTHER
Il of San Francisco, requested TO call on WILSON
g. HUNT < CO, 81 Villa n street.
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IIEARING OUT OF DRESS SIl. KS, COMMENCING MON
~ day, Dec Ill 900 dress patterns of rich plaid and
striped silks at 81 20 each To facilitate the sale. the,
viii be cut into lengths OF II yards each.
A. I. STEWART 4 CO., Broadway.
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4 ,ORsETS, CORsE'TS CORSlTS-IADIES SHOULD
\ remember that Mrs CAYNOls'S best pairs Of wove
corcts made expressly for her and that for and
elegance in fitting they unequaed while her prices
only half Of those usually charged 10 Third avenue
4 ear Tenth street.
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INRENCI LACE ST0RE.--H. x :. PRlNGlFIsS beg to
IL inform their numerous customers that they have
removed from 5?3 Broadway, under the st. Nicholas
Hotel 10 80 Canal street. under Brandret his Building,
where they viii find the latest Partisan styles in lace
qonds.
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTH STREET STAGE COMPANY,
~ us Nassau strect-At meeting OF the Board Of
Directors Of the South Street Stage Company held par
suapt to notice al the International Hotel Saturday
evening" Nov. %, 1854, John L. Rker elected Pres
dent and John r. Mcconnell elected Secretary Tie
books of the above named company open for
subscription from 10 O'Clock p. NJ
]. II. MclIENEII. SECRETARY.
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L>RENCH LACE STORE, t9.CiNAL STREET UNDER
IL BraIdreth's Duildirg-Just received, large
m.pt "f French laces, ombroderies and trimmings os
Christmas presents. Also the latest nouyaut.s in Va
iencicnnes, gurules, point application, and iagulle
sets. ii. g. j. PRINGIEIsS. 40 Canal street.
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Nor SAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-TIIF UNITED
IL States mail steamship ATE or GEORGIA Capt
j. j. Garvn, will leave Philadelphia for Savannah on
Wednesday, Dec. %, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Fare $50;
seerage 81 The keystone State will leave
following Wednesday. Agents In New York, SCRANTON
a TALLMAN, 10 Old slip, where staterooms may he
cured.
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L>0R CHARLESTON AND FL0RIDA.-SEAl- WEEKLY
IL United States Mail Iine-The and fast going
steamer MARION, W. Foster. commander, will leave pier
No. A. North river, Wednesday, December 10, al 3
o'clock I. NJ, precisely. For freight apply board
where all bills Of lading will be signed and for passage
NJ the office of sPoFFoRD 1lIESTON 4 co. 20 Broad
way. Through tickets to Florida follows: to Jackson
vile, $.l 10 Pilatka, $50