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United STATES SUpREME COURT. ,
WasaisGros, Fridsy. Dec. 81 1855


Case No 20-Ssmuel Verden vs Issac Cole n 81.
Enor TO Supreme Court Of Indiana. Judge Camp
bell deliver ed TIE opinion OF the Court dsmssing the
writ of error the decison Of the Supren Court oil
INDIANA not being the final decree
No 16--Isaac Smith, owner Of the sloop Yolsute,
v. g. the Stste of MsTylsnd Judge Curtis dslivered
the opinion of the Court, affirming the Judgment Of
Circuit Court with costs
No. 7-Jobn G. Grshem w. Alexander Bayne'
Error TO Circuit Court Of liiinoe. Judge Grer de-.
hveIed the opinion of the Court reversing the adg.
ment Of tsid Circuit Court with costs invading
with directions IN award veHire facias de
No. e-Nehemish Darlington vs. Brig Ann G,
Pratt, L. Is. p oft, claimant Appeal from tds Cir
cult Court Of Maize. jade Ne,fen delivered the
opinion Of the Court affirming the decree Of said Cur
cult Court with c, sts,
ExpsIte 10 the matter OF Wi'tam Wells, &C., On
pet tior for babees corpus. Wells ives several yeau
$50 convicted of murder ia this city aod sentenced 10
Re hung, but President Fillmore com ed the sent
cree 10 imprisonment for life. The ground OF peh-
TONER'S counsel ia that the pMdoring power Of tho
President is absolute and therefore tho condition
void; hence Wells should be discharged.
Nc 25.-The United States nee jas. Mackey ct al
vs. Richard s. Coke. Argument was continued by
Dir. Carlisle for the defend ant.
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A EEtY RIGIRES.

One Of tie uOst interesting facts within our
knowledge is the remarkable growth which the
New-fcrk pres bss exhibited within tae past le F"
yeals. Tbis is due 10 q measure, probably 70 toe
ceptIalizDg tendency which, since lS4b' o."
marked our sffaiss generally, and 60 far. is not to
be regarded with perfect complscency. But on
The other bsnd, it is due in amucb greater degree
TO the striking Improvements made in the Journal
ism Ct this metropolis to the numbers Of cultivated
and able men enlisted in its service the superiority
Of its epo.tipg and correspondence, its large e1-
penoiture for news, and the employment IN every
retpect Of resources which the newspapers OF
other American ci les cannot sford. Ot this
growth perhaps The Tribune offers the most con-
siderable example. It's circulation to day ana one
ro.r ano 70 dat il xhibi in the following table:
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THE CASE OF W. w. Walk, NJ C.

To he Editor If The ~ y 1Tibune
SIR: Noticing letter in the ne ~spapers addressed
to the American People" and ,isnsd by our Repre-.
sentative in Congress VIM. w. Walk. l cannot bat
express how humblsd I, with very msny Of the voters
of this District feel that should have cast our votes
for man who would go soon desert IA. Before biz
election he distinctly pledged himself oppcsed 10 the
Kansas.ke6Jaska bi and distinctly stated that I've
was decidedly in favor Of the restoration Of the Mlt.
sour Prohibition and said that II the question should
come up in Congress he would vote for the Rsstora.
hoR. In Ar Banks we have the embodiment. OF tha
principle. What more can Mr. Wax wshf Two
thirds Of bic Constituents unalteraby opposed 70
the Nebraska bill but he turns bis back upon the,
and casts bis lot with email sectional psrty, snic1,
az be says know no North, and are lsbOrtog 70 az
vance tbeir "oDe idea" Of 80 called Americanin
1t Is evident that we have oeen deceived out we ara
GLAD to have our eyes opened thus early 10 the sesson
Dec. 81. 1855. ONE Wao VOTED FOR Walk
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XXXIVTH CON G r ESS.
FIRST ESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Fridsy, Dec. 81, Ii

WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. 81, 1855.
Mr. GIDDINGS denied tn he had used such re-
mark as was attributed to him by Mr.. McMuleu, viz
that the Government would eventually 90 into the
hands of the North, and that the Abolition party
would elect their candidate for the Presidency,
ard Ii at then the Uoion must ard ought to be dis
solved He trusted DO man would expect him to reply
TO that gentleman (Mr McMulen), except in case Of
pslpable misrepreseI Ia ion.
Mr. MeMULLEN-Whst does the member mean
Does he suppose he lie capable OF insulting any mem
Der on THE floor When am assaied by the con-
temptibe member from Ohio viii defend myself here
or elsewhere. tSenfs ior. l did condem the course
OF that ne Der and have nothing to take back.
Mr.. COX resumed his argument OF yesterday, en-
desyorng TO show that the National American ps.ty
could not unite in the election OF Speaker with ths
NorbeTD Anti-Savery Agitation party.
Mr.. COX debated the question OF Slavery and de-
fenced its existence under the Constitution.
Mr.. HERlDGE Offered from the gentleman
caimr that he South he'd their slaves ia contempt
o. the Cops'itution
NJ. cox after giving several gentlemen Opportun
ity for explanation concerning the Kansas Nebaaska
bill, concluced his three hours speech In advocacy
he II cos nixed principles of the American party.
Mr.. COBB (Ga-) defeL dei bis Democratic friends
fr, III the charge that they are rel ponsoie Tor the
fapre 10 ors aDjze the House inasmueh as, being in
the minority they poEeTless without union with
tboee with whom they cannot 81 mpathize. The pro-
scriptive principles OF the Know-No,htngs he said
formed en- im pssssble barrier to uni0e with them.
He inyoA cd the friends of Mr. Richardson to stand
firm and not waive the Democrat c orgsn'Zaion
especially al tie w II ia purged of the last YES
tiee of Free soisp and is entering upon nswtumpns
q pripcill I'D
kr. FOSTER replied, ssying the Democrats haa
vedosd then selves to 8 measure and not 70 49, 800
principe for il had come out TO day that the 80 :,
bill is uLierrtood differently in one section ia;
il is in anoher II principle is the test e
but ore Isptuage. He condemned the Do"ocra'"
caucus retolrtieH. Adjourned.
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Our former viVaci)rs and spirited correspond
ent from Asia the celebrated Princess Belgiooso,
has lust received an amnesty from the Emperor OF
Austria and had the sequestration of her property
taken Off This set of tsrdy justice removes somo
what of the stain which MS cOndu,t to this &C
complisbed LADY had imposed on the character Of
Francis Joseph. The Princess Belgojoso, BY hsr
broad and elastic powers Of miud, by the gentle
uers of her nature AID the sincerity Of her patriot
ism, and her devotion to progressive iieis, holds
A high place among the fore most indigiduali'
ties of the present cay. This 10 the second
time that the Austriaa Government has re-
moved the sequestration laid on her immense
hereditary estates in Lombirdy. For her
love Of her native land, in 1881, the Princess was
thus dispossessed of her patrimohy; and SO no
priyatiOn could induce her to bate one jot OF her
national aspiration, she was for ak years deprived
of her revenues From the period of 1886, the
d. Rod Of tie liberation of her property to lo45,
she devoted herself wholly to the amelioration of
the condition of Ter tenantry to organizing schools
in her villages, and to bestowiug dcwers upon de-
serving girls in the poorer walks Of life. In lolo
she plunged for . second time, into the battle
for the independence of Italy-a gallantry rarely
exhibited b. patriots who have once before been
.carched- endsngeriDe her position and life in the
cause Of her fatherland and its freedom. We re-
ioice in this restoration of the Princess to her
rights confident that she will devote her time and
fortune to enlightened benevolence and the support
Of the sc of her countrymen who are in suffering.
There ia in her nature national love which no
experiences of life, however saddening can sub
due. And should Italy again cell her children to
her standard her voice, we feel assured, will even
for the third time find echo 10 the heart OF the
patriot Princess Begiojoso.
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/ J, ~, cobweb obligation, Of conscience, honor

ss The cobweb obligations Of conscience, honor
and good faith.
The ptrsCns guilty of this regeneration may
pertsps, attempt to excuse themselves By refer
epce 70 that old maxim" All e fair in politics"
But. With al the lsxity OF that maxim its authors
never intended to have it apply to such case as
we have supposed 1t might also be said, and Is
said, that all is fair in war-mearing merely that
the enemp has no right to comPlsiS Of any decep-
ton or stra'sgem practiced upon him. But who
ever beard of the application of this maxim to
iustif,, for instance, tire ,chery or desertion' by
the laws of war deserters are shetland such may
vet be the fate Of some of the political Benedict
Arnol5s who are now seeking to sell themselves
and TO betray us.
We don't wonder on the whole that the Afninis-
traiion party are not willing to accept their offers
or to trus: them The British Com nander in
Chief slwa,s took good care to employ Arnold
ouly on services where misbehayior or treac hery
on his part was likely to prove more dangerous 70
him than to the new cause he had espOused and
the con msndersi i-cLief of the Administration
party seem to be endowed with something Of the
same instinct Of prudence. Many other disagree
bic things are enoursble in stpeaker, but ratty
smell ia not one of them.
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from this time forward there would be just a.
many cattle brokers &c now--for the simple reason
that farmers or owners Of cattle 10 the country
would find II just as convenient to use them as
they DO sny other class Of commission merchants.
Indeed, as We said above, the deovers and not the
brokers are the true nliddlemen, for the reason
that while the former speculate upon both pro-
oucers and consumers. the brokers are sirple
SCENTS WHO tra1,ac, tie legitimate business OF both
It On unvAryirg and moderate rate Of compen-
satiop.
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LATER FROM RIO JANEIRO.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Dec. IT 1888.
BY the Steamship Asia we have Rio Jsneiro crcu.
lar Cf the 18th Of November.
ArhvsS at Rio Nov: 5, bal, Hazard, from Ne odesa,
hsor fcm Perbsmbuco; 18th, bIiss Bat!n ,e, from Sa1
more; Elsenos fl Lisboc 9th bsrk j. Maxwell from 3D.
treIe sehT Kent. ftou DO l0th bak Desw.rsu, from Bal
mMe; brig FaTy from Bahai lth, ship Versaule from Bal
tmofe
Sailed rom Rio Nov. 5, hip Rover for Negohssns 4h C.
GoSs w. NJ :, Wy 'a b 49, ~ .p
rhia 9th and l2h bark Baltimore for Hampton ROsds AID
Nsion from Phlsdelphis.
This ship S-spbeu Lurn IN from Rio for New oess' put
back on 1sb ut. leaky and I'D discharge her cargo
The chip BsDsbee from Rio, arrived at tails port 10.
day. The ship Sarah Parker, Gardner, from New.
York fer San Francisco, hsd put In there Ia leaking
condition.
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fa4o.Al C0reSpo denCc o. Inc NJ ITDuno'
WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. 81, 1855
We have had no vote sOr Speaker in the House
to-day, the two parties favoring Slavery extension
consuming the day in reciprocaly hostile speeches.
and finally uniting to adjourn for dinner by vote
of 1O6 to 95. Our friends are anxious to take q
ballot, and strong efforts will be made to stop this
fiow of gas tomorrow. j. Clancy Jones was
brought to day expressly to deny the right of the
people Of Territory, so long as it remains Ter
rtory, to exclude or to abolish Slavery. Ken
tuosy Cox brought up several Michigan Members
TO testify that Cass and Stuart advocated the Ne
brsska till ON the stump as an Anti.Slavery meas
ure. Similar testimony was given as to the
speeches of Senator Pugh and others like him in
Ohio. Georgia Cobb made set speech against
secticnslism and the sectional party supporting
Mr.. Banks; whereupon Ohio Campbell read from
the House journal the resolves for Texas annexa-
ton expressly excluding Slavery from all of Texas
north of the Missouri line and prohibiting Slavery
forever in States formed therefrOm Campbell
quoted Cobbs vote for this exclusion and insisted
that if our position is sectional and unconstitu-
tional Cobb's and the Democratic psrtys was
equally co. Cobb promised to explain at some
future time. No speeches were made on cur side,
our friends being anxious to vote, but the indu-
ence of to days discussion was perceptibly good.
We shall try and see what we can do tomorrow.
Banks will not be dropped and will yet be chosen.
A street-fght occurred this afternoon between
Ex Governor William Smith, Member Of the
Houfe from Virginia, and Douglas Wallach, the
editor of The Star. 1t grew out of an article on
Smiths speech in yesterdays Star. Smith &C
cested Wallach with regard to it, the lie was
given then they struck each other, cnched, fell,
and rolled into the gutter, Smith uppermost.
They were then separated. Wallach has one
finger badly bitten and his yssge somewhat
marred have not seen Smith. HG.
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bis sfterrcoB, resutipg from the structures Of r,,
peper Oh Ar. Smiths poiiticsl conduct.
The rectut death Of Maj Miller Of The Marine Corn.
vii cccasi0n promotions ip all the grades OF tfsl s
vice. The obscges will be propulgats1 early Dor,
week
TIE Ssbste n tic House to-day wieened the b'esai
hotyF6l n the re sIasoa AID Fallsr men Far OF
five Of BsDkss supporters have privately eecsred IN
ess he Fbell be elected IA the day or So toe,
vll srcp linn, in tie hope Of div ring ard ,obcsa
ta,ipg ubiofiv vote on some other geatems, %,
yet pr0ulr 81 tly named.
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1ruris Daflp dtribn,n
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %. 1855.
The Tribune for California.

We issue THIS MORNING THE TRIBUNE for
California Oregon and tie Sand,Oicd Islands.
1t contains a summary Of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamers; Money
and Market Reports Marriages, Deaths, &C. The
United States Mail steamship Empire City, for Aspin-
wall. will leave This Afternoon at o'clock.
The Mails for California and other parts of the Pa
cifc will close at O'Clock p. NJ.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the counter in the publication Office This
Morning. Price cents.
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ibe counties Of Missouri which had furnished q
large nsmber Of invsders-would hsve a good
macy nou,rers OF course as soon as this nosa'
ble discovery was made, discretion no icon
sioersble psrt even Of Border Rufisu vsler-
would dictate E speedy backing Out from posi-
ton Of such manifest danger ZealOus s. Atch''
son aud Strpetllow msy be fer the distraction
of Lawrence their lives and persoss were no
Pre- cicus to be r'si ed even for that OBJECT.
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THE CELEBRATION OF TaE LANDING OF
y, THE PILGRIM FATHERS.

Our resident population with several hundred per
sois from abroad have to-day celebrated the AMI
versaIy Of he Landing Of the Pilgrims The ersrcs.
took place in The Unitarian Church, snd consisted
pra er, singing an original ode and su Grafton by Ii.
Hon. VIM. Ii. Seward Of Nsw.York The orator
occupied about 80 hour and ehaf aud was listened
to with marked attention. public dinner followed
after the exercises in the church, at which spec ,hs
were msde and sentiments given. The celebration
closes with bal this evening.
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PRoHIBIToRY LIQUOR LAW SUSTAINED.

ALBANY, Friday, Dec. 81, 1855.
The Supreme Court of the Seventh Judicsl Dbsrin
has usy made decision sustaining the constellation.
atty Oft Prohibtory Liquor Lsw as far broasas
before them. This decision overules the decision Of
Judge Parker, Oh the 9th section Of the law oa both
points. Prosecutions under the law viii be com.
neuced in Rochester Immediately.
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A gross outrage, perpetrated under the color Of
law, came to light yesterday in the Court of Ses
sions A young maintained Holland was arrested
Oh tie 9th of November on charge of Illegal vol
ing, and has laid in prison ever since. Ga the
trial of the indictmsn yesterday, not shadow Of
evidence against him could be found, and he was
discharged What redress has be for seven weeks
false imprisonment
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ODe of the COroners yesterday held an inquest
upon child four years of age, whose death is
alleged to have been caused by the brutal treat
ment of a woman named Catherine Parkhurst at
No. 40 Csrmine street. She was locked up 20
await an examination. We give the horrible de-
tails of the testimony In another column.
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I93,2JO $3.50

The distribution of this vast number of copies
If THE TRIBUNE is also a matter of curious in
terest. The following table shows to what States
ard countries they are sent. We take the figures
from our mail books and give the names in the
order in which for business convenience they sre
there arranged:
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At length we have decision of the Supreme
Court (fu'l bench, as we urderstand) affirming
the constitutiOnality of the Prohibitory Law. 1t
is the decision of the Court for the Seventh Judi
cal Dis riot that the lsw is good aud prosecutions
are to be commenced in Rochester Immediately
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The New England Society of this city held their
Anniversary last night, and were entertained by
an Anti-Maine Law Union.ssving speech by DR..
O. w. Holmes. The Rev. John Pierpont read
poem Of very different character, which was very
well received. The speech Of Mr.. Holmes was
considerably spplsuded and not little Kissed.
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CHARLEsToS, Dec H-COTrox-rae SALES Of the weak add
Prices have advanced fc those currss
in receipt Of the sac. news We quote good middns :.
94c The receipts Of tbs week have been Is 90 stock
in IS COO bales RICE ancasnged Coax decnlnsj sails,
85d@e FkEIGBTs uocha- gsd..
NeW-ORLEAAs Dee. H.-Our CoTTos market IL unchanged
sses tod ~ bales SUGAR better, ss 7fs WaIsKx 5
ser ing ExohDg' nc ExchsDse on NewY ct sight, va
"A ~ &c nj discount.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGlos, Friday, Dec. q, 1855.
The Secretary Of the in.-hor has decided taat the
Volunteers epgsgsd, horn,v az vi 'ns oneroAo0
The Hon WIN Smith, Member y Congress from
y;rsinis and Mr. Ailscb editor of ne Star. had |.
.sysre perronal renconte, on Pennsylvania syenue
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In consequence Of the great occupied by the Book Ad
vtsemt from the Publishers and Booksellers in paper
this morning. compelled to place the Eighth Page
the Advertisements from the several Religious denominations
announcing Divine Service at their churches Tomorrow, well
which usuaty First Pege
under the head of Special Notices"
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THE AMERICA oUTwARD-BoUND.

HALIFAX, Friday, Dec. 81, 1855.
TIE steamship America arrived here from Boston q.
o'clock this morning, and left again at for Liver.
pool. She had rough passage up sgaiost sroas
north wind.
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The Trial of Sprague for the murder of Furtig
was concluded in the Court of Sessions yesterday.
The Jury had not agreed at 9p. m, and were
locked up for the night.
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MARINE DISASTER.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Dec. 81, 1885.
The Atlantic City oosstsurvey schooner james
Guthrie" fom New-York for Charleston, sprung
leak on Wednesday night, of Sandy Hook, aad new
LES 10 Little Egg Haibor, pusesworshy.
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WRECK AND LOSS OF THE CREW.

BosTON, Ffitsy, Dec 81, 1855.
St. John, n. B pspers Of the 18th iOss ssa'e that
the British sGhoore' MsIgs'et foo hsitsnd, N. s.,
for Portland, osP-izsd in the Bay Of Faody, and al
on board EXCEPT Cspi Campbell the ms ter, were lost
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The trial of Spencer for the murder of Capt.
Frazier wss concluded last night, and the Jury,
after an absence of twerty minutes, returned a
verdict If Net Guilty.
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D0IRGS In CONGRESS-.

House, Dec. 22.-No ballot for Spesker to-day.
The session was used up in tedious and unimportsnt
debste.
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We devote large space in our columns this
morning to the admirable GRAFTON Of Mr. SEWARD,
delivered yesterday in Plymouth at she celebration
of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers. The occs-
sion was one in happy accordance with the genius
of the orator. 1t gave full scope to his love Of
liberty, his clear, practical sense, and his high
faith in the certainty Of human progress. Seldom
has the memory of the Pilgrims been honored with
a more profound and heartfelt appreciation, moro
discrimipa ting eulogy, or more impressive touches
of grave elOquence. Fhe Grafton affords abundant
material, for profitable reflection, aud We com mend
it to the attentive perushl of our readers.
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ENsfNsr FHenfAtsT DebHC reg HoLJDAyS-rhs City
Aubiss cssss Lsses, END IN fsot everybody are n- ed
IN ttsess the ,esata o0eJsden cf kDDERs PATENT Gas
RrcVsGToR sne oowgs DsY MsTgR ct No gss Brsd va.
IL Ire piece ofnven i've p9~sr end gsui1 ID #
he mr. II oil on 80 90 per osut. With b. tier
llz6t TIE ard pare oouibptop Of the H
toe pye from ubsss ths oiious Ssro thereby Civ
irr th md complexion worth taviog Rsuemssr The
b;ioI Of these b. audul sTtislss fee 20 all
J. L. DOlGLAss. .eTsistT. =
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DESTRUCTION OF A CorroN FACTORY.

DAITIMORk, Friday, Dec. IT, 1875.
The De Kalb cottonfactory, her Camden, Soath
Carolina, Yves destroyed by fire Sunday last Loss
es,imated at $50 eco.
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In regard ~ tn, Stis ctiOn Of HOLIDAY pREs-
sbout ~ suggest uaSer tee jsi ~
ng BAN7Ns Stock q Lsd>s and I'D DR. MS Fars Beaver
EouL-fs nd ard 8ry = Fur Fats AID Cloth sni
Velvet Gers hsfofe bug tfeir hrge anywhere ete. For
Iooi III for Tor cbesoness eld durability
there 9TH - 9usl 20 them, end while s pleasure %
male sesotoi fcfu bis l. sortneut you mgy feel cont
dent Of cs chocs srp stittd BAsTA has KEEP,
for the ls, IS yeas ~ Nc. tt Csrsi q Wooster
an EASTERN FAIR
No geaer dsp.g vs'ity e g5o's & the
above . IL fs ee oaIig be hodI season At RoGzRss
BAzAsR, Nc. di9 Bro'owy
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, &c.
CAMELS HAIR ScARFs, SHAwLs ana BORDERISG,
PiNs- APPLt DRJss GOODS, hDKFs, 5cARTs, &c.
CHINESE VASES Of I'll fg's.
East IHDiA NOVELTIES - d CURIosITIEs.
RiIH CATION CHM TEA SETS.
PAINTED FKATHsR FANS Of lew styles
CARYED IyOhY ScEE inc 'ipg the greatest vsisy Of
FANCY ano NOVEL GOODS to be fo0ud Ia the city. at
FCUSTAIss No $50 Broadway
CHEAP While Six Cents will purchase such an
Illustrated Lielay Journal BALLoUs PcToeIAL DO one
sAtuo be Af it. SAMUEL FRykcH No. III Nasssut has
j ct ISIS 81 the number the present Teea
PIANOS FOR THE HoLIDAYs-st No. S3l Broad
wsy q al ty prices cheaper than b. h2 elsewhere
WnIauted from TIA, beat city makers
WIN vASDERBEEK, Agent.
BOYS CLOTHING foy HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at
RoeKss Co.'S, II Futon aud Nassau st. Parents
mBkns HoIdsy Ptsnts invited to ies1ect
Boys Youhs and Chilofen's CLoTHIG aad sUKNsHsG
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