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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
CLOSE OF THE KANSAS INVASION,

We have at last fron our intelligent and indie.
fatigable Special Correspondent in Kansas full
complete and authentic account Of the Treaty
concluded between the Free.State men Of Law
renee and Gov. Shannon, with a copy of that
Treaty, which We are the frst TO make public,
and the responsibility for the publication Of which
We take exclusively upon ourselves
1t 10 plain from all the circumstances Of the
case that the Ere, State leaders were Under 10
necessity of making any tsrms at all with the Gov
ernor Tat bister cold .,d stormy hight. 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

whether Ome- P.shi WA justified in undertaking
hls eccentric operstisn in grelia-eccentrio
with regard TO the menaced points Of Turkey in
Asia, when Bars was so hard pressed.
omer Pasha concentrated his army at Sakum-
Kalsh from the middle Of September to the mid
die ofQctober II was not till about the 18th or
goth Of October that he was ia a position to ad
vsnce. If be lad made BstOum his maritime base of
operations he could not have advance aday sooner
\ OF, he bad to decide upon his course during the
last half on September, whe Kars was hard pressed
and regular sieee expected, and before Ma.
t.yefT made his Assault What was be to O'-to
take the only regular army Turkey still possessed
to msrch i. by either Ardshsn or Olti upon Kars,
march into the interior Of some leo or 200
miles with DO othor object but to relieve place
which might fall long before he could re'ch it!
And suppoSine Kars bad fallen, what was be TO do
with his troops then Ito retire to Erzereum and
spend his days in squabbles for precedence with
Selim Pash,, who is Mushir or Field Marshal of
eaus rank with HIMSELF Certainly not. Far bet
ter to leave Kars to its fate and advance on line
which in the long run must certainly menace
Pussisn power in Trsnscaucasa more than any
other TiAi,, after all, is the heart ofth,t Power
and the shortest road to Tihis is that from Reiut
Kaleh BY Kutais and Gori
So far 30 good. But now comes the execution,
aid here we recognise at every step our old ftiend
Fabius Curctator, Omer PaSha. Slow and sure is
his motto although he has scarcely any re-
spectable hos lie forces in his immediate neg III
brohOod lie is an Austrian, and he
recollects the old German popular song:
Jog on quietl', my boys, jog on slowly so tina.
"the Austrian militia can keep pace with you"
In accordance with this principle, we iad that his
semi.offcial chrODicler, Mr.. L. Oliphant, now Of
The Times inf rms us in the very first sentence
of his last letter dated Sugddi, Nov. / ;" The day
latter battle is generally day Of rest Cen
erslly What would old Napoleon or even Butcher
have sSd to this new strategcal rule To judge
from this new principle, there never were such
blunders made as Napoleon pursuit OF the PruS
slams in 1876, from Jena TO Stetta, or the one in
which Butcher repaid him. from Waterloo to Paris.
But we manage things better in the Caucasus. Pur
suits nonsense. Two days we rest, and curing the
following three we advance fully fifteen miles to
Suedd At that rate, with good luck, we may DO
in Kusas sometime in January, which is near
forty miles further on.
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
FALL OF KARS FAMINE.
MORS OF ACE.
DECLINE coNsols.
Dates from Liverpool and London, Dec. rs.

The United States Mail steamship Pacific, Capt.
Asa T. bridge, from Liverpool, arrived here at a
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
TIE Pacific anivei at Liverpool early on Sunday
morning, the min b, having reached the bsr, off the
entrance to the River Mersey at 1925 q. m but vas
obliged to anchor from thick weather. Her passage
is estimated at ten days hors. On the tssags
ont the passengers presented highly complimentary
letter to Capt Eldridse.
The rews by this arrival comprise several features
of interest Kars has fallen by famine and we pre-
sume that Gen Williams and the garrison are ia the
hands OF tie Russians II it, however, merely surmise
for the latest sdvics come only 10 the ~eciSe point
where the last morseI within the walls hag ? been
cors amed, flag Of truce was being sent to Gen.
Muavieff offering to capitulae. 0mer Pscha re-
mt med in front Of Kueis, which the Russians hold
in force.
In the Crmea an attack has been made by the Rus-
slams on the extreme lines of the French. After an
hour end hall of fighting the Rassi LIZ Withdrew.
There is nothing else noticeable from the CHmea
Both armies comfortably housed, and bosh are
well provision ed. Firing continues between the NORTH
and south sides Of Seyastopol.
Russia has opened new loan OF NIFTY muions OF
roubes.
Austria reduces her army to the usus effective force
of the peace establishment
Naples publishes convention with the United
States, defining the rights Of neu1als.
From France the only Intelligence that the assist
snce Of the Bank slote prevented considerable fnan-
cla embarrassment on Last settlement day
Respecting the prospect Of peacs we have a mass
of crude and contradictory statements, made on suoh
s bic grounds that they have ceased even to influence
the BoDse. Admitting that negotiations on foot
nothing indicates that they have advanced step.
NE anw lille the preps atoms for war do no. slscken
The English Parliament will open en- the 3lst OF
January. II is known that considerable misuader-
standing prevails between Lord Palmerston aud his
colleagues; P8lmerstop end Psnmure continus to
urge the war while the rest of the Cabinet deeir-
Gus to embrace the present opportunity for ps,ce aud
in thi. Cpeace view the Emperor Napoleon IL stated
TO ncire. Psmeston holds the threat Of dssolation
of Parliament over his Colleagues heads.
American stocks are not wei maintained this week.
The Liverpool Cot on market advanced I'd. In the
early part of the week. but after ward fell of to l-l6d
Weeks sales, G,2IO bales. Whes. and -Four close
at fully lat weeks price. Indian Corn I'd. lover.
Moderate business in provisions Sugar lower. bat In
some speculative inquiry. CoDsols declised, closing
at SCI.
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Business Notites.
GrNIN's HOLIDAY CARD.

yh. ChaE week the Of gayety and social reuuon
a upop a. and io fitting scoomp lnment, OESN has ms
piessxre Of announcing bis
HOLIDAY Rat
sr the most fascinstns ard eeetnt dress CH.V ihs
ss Teen plaee6 american cad carried In the hsnd OF
st femsu into An erCGr draSasrooa On thu trst on
J.nuarv Manufactured Of the finest materials sha2ai sym
rneuicsy and psaed With the utmost ttse, sa brilliant
exsmpc how ~ ihe poetry art be Introduce In tic
f.hiics ion OF the ,npls article Of costume. As Nei1iND
stands unrvs ed 10 lgbDes richness aud DisTNGVE
appearance. The 6ispsyo
LApIFs' FURs
reloct ard lie comprising Sshle,
Ro1a f'uope Msrten sirk, Chiaehla &c maie ~ Ia
FTeneh mode Nick from 80 500 eseh The sets
100 pcbshly Ae besutfU well - the CHEAPEST
OF TIE bgt quality OF tai. fshonahs fur ever eN
hlbi "a for sale In ,ht oouatTy ..
TIE attention Of lie public also Invited 10 "EN Immense
hsoTtment CT
soyr HATS,
tult.he for business travellers sportsen &c ana en-
brac shade sSd variety OF ely tina has yet
beer INTRODUCED either this uury OF IN Europe Tns boys
son cep.nept aso presents amos. Unlimited held for
choice gsIds ssc and colors In
CHiIpRiss' PLAIN AND FANCY HATSASO Cars,
adapted absolutely bewi deng diversity o'
syA. offered The imported stock 10 this dsPstnent
received the steamers ofhe present. nth and soateos
TIE Holiday styles the factory also particularly
reh md becoming and parents who wish to hs d.r
Ess With gree, this winter would do well to call during
present week.
All named articles Of the class that sensible
people sPpsovsn
beit ~ smsnt aud ervcesble In accordance With
tbs Tue 10 which he bis tbs undersgue offers
every srIce IN his stock very madsrse sdv FIRST
eos. sd has reduced bis pIesut tariff Of prices ioT all
1rNIS. No. 2l4 Broadway,
onpoite Penls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
FROM HAVANA.

Nrw.ORLEASs, Friday Dec. "a, 1855.
The steamship Grslsc8 has arrived here viii
Havana da'es 10 Ito 2l,h inst. Most OF the passsn-
gers sn1 tie naii saved from TIE wrecked s.sanar
Crescent City, arrived a. HsyGoa the 2Oih. Toe
pace's publish letters blami1g the csp,sp for his dis
aster.
Nile Rachel had srriyed At Havana.
SN Cr,olcs charged with Sc 1tion, had been arrested
and sent 70 Spain
The sentence OF the American safors Chsunoey aud
"hh, through the steGuous eAer ions OF Consul Rob-
er'sOn, had been cOmmuted 10 labor in The At.an.
without the mark Of degr sdsion and receiving lisht
compensation for Heir labor.
NAREE1s-Scyera p,lc0s Of ths GA csop Of suc,R h.S
been sold decline There bat liz ne Ia the IA, ~
Contracts for hac beeu 1sd a. a 10 rels y r.bs
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ONGR Els
FIRST sSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHINGToN, FHdsy, DEC. 3. Io0.,
Mr.. SEWARD offered a resolution choosing Mr..
Richardson Speaker Of the House. under the present
differences Of opinion no organization can be effected
without uniting all who agree or the doctrine OF non
intervention az assered by the Kansas Nebraska ac
ard proposing all differences other subjects be post
poned without compromise or ooEcesson on the part
Of Members voting for the resolution.
Mr.. SEWARD said thst this would relieve the
American party from what they consider an insult re-
ssrtipg their peculiar position on the Ksnsas-Ne
b1asks act Ifthere are National men enough IN tne
House theJ should for the election of speaker
Several gentlemen explained their understanding OIL
he Ksr sas. Nebrass act. .
The reso uou meeting with little favor, it was with
drawn. Adjourned
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THE WAR.
FALL. OLE KARS.

FALL Of hAhS.
brief telegraptic announcement conveyed the To-
tellgence that Kars had capituated to the Ru,ssus.
but not one word of detail, ex,epting that Gen.
Kmeiy ard smother officer had effected their escape
with the object of Fastening the advance Of Ona
Pashe. The Eugsn Government organs ed MT mo
catastrophe, bnt obstinatey silent a. to partcu-
lars The garrison Of Kars numbered 900 msn, aud
the English officers within the city were Gen. WI
liaros, Col Lake Major Teesiale, Csp'. Tho npsen.
Lieut.. Churchill and DR.. Sandwith-a now prisoners
of war.
Al last previous accounts 0msr Psshs was on the
banks of the Msvani three hours march from kutsS,
awaiting the arrival Of Mussphs Pashss divlsioa ana
of the Egyptian division thirteen thousand strong,
which had been employed at Eupatora, and was
ordered thence to reeLforee him. Omer WAS eA-
rected 10 be able 10 advance by the 18th ins ous
Russian were in force before him. Prince be S
having established his Headquarters at ku;ss oein
Pacha with a large Convoy Of provis OBS was 10y
to advance to the relief of Kars but mad not ooho ~
until too late. 49,. e.o,o p,odu.
me Vienna Military Gazette states IRON 'tedut
Ksleb. ths the Eoslish CoDmssioher aho oM'f
Pashas Envoy have to,sIy failed ~ toeu hesoS 3
tous With the Crcasssns toer chiefs hsvlng reu ga
10 leave the noun Aics for the purpose ef sxi sn
stack upon Georga. The relations s1bslsnnf BE-
tn Omer Pssha ard Schanyl a-e anything but
sa,sfstory and Omers plan of crossing the Ri and
advancing further into the interior OF Georf ia msy
he considered failure.
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.,e "a chairman and Me.y,. Ruffn and E,tlss az.

&c ia chsrprsn, and Me.ys. Ruffn and E1g,lA .sc.
retAri es
Spescb.s have been msde by Messrs. Cobb Of Gscx.
ga. CsCTallader and others. cout se'isg the Dsn,-
crafts to stand by their candid ste aud pisforn 5rst
nance declaring their app xei 10y their
political brethren + the c0uu'rg.
Some thought nnion with the Arroiicsns co1li not
be Effected several # the isttor had declared 10 to
House tba' combustion candidate must b. taksa
{ on tte AmsrC11 party
A. 10 O'Clock no distinctive proposition bad bse,
submitted
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SOUTHERN MAIL,

BALTIMORE, Friday, Dec. %, 1885.
We have received here New-Oreens pspers OF FIJI
day and Saturday Of last week contsnirg Texas dates
10 the 20 h inst
The fate OF the Texas Debt Act douoddl, bat
it's friends claim small majority fOI it IN the le,is-
laure.
Indian depredations continued
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AeR:llorAs paflp Grib1ana
SATURDAY, DECEMBER go, 1856.
DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

HOUSE, Dec. 28.-There was nothing of consequence
done to-day. A resolution declaring Mr. Richardson
to be the Speaker was debated for time, but with.
drawn before vote was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

The Albany Erening Journo! states that as the
LEGISLATURE will convene on Neg-Yesr's Day, it is
understood that the Governor does not propose
-even though an organization should be effected
70 seLd in his Message until Wednesday
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FROM NEBRASKA

ST. LOUIS. Friday Dec. -, 1855.
We have Nebraska dates To tle 10 inst. The
Lpeislsture met on the lsh X. X. Folsom slsot-
ed Pre- sident of the CouDc ihe House elected r. G.
Sullivan SpaAkCr.
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FROM THE WESTERN PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, FrdaN, Dec. %, 1885.
The Santa F6 ulai a rived at Independence last
Saturday. There il news o. special importance.
In the mountain regions If New Mexico tbs weather.
was Usually severe. The lndians were quiet aud
submissive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

The Legislative and Police Committee fnishe
their labors in this city yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

HOLIDAY KNOCKs.-Geniiemen who expect 70
cculs,e arsc In .cy should remember that ,hs KsoIH.r
reSsmsn viii buy new KNOX Ha1s a. KScxs only s,ors Ne
e12 Broadway corner OF Foon A. within the ten days
HATsl CAPS! FuRs The Proprietor of the
w,s, Eaa Emporium, No l2s csns't calls attention to hs
The Laoes viii will fad esee ally sdysstags,us TO III AID
ex 'niue orr stock Of hns FvRs J. ". K.LLOGG.
LADIES FRS Apxicus to dispose Of our en-.
stock Of LADits Fuss offer them buyers PRtNs
premises BY ~smsS u" Ley Co. on L SS ."
Ieslie in Gentlemen tis' A'toI House Broadway.
To enable generously Disposed people to secure
tIy ,siuSes Ns%YLAA PRE.ENI 8ASTL has REDUCED the
Il. F BAN s been fd 0S H. best 70 c
mpeteness of ne assortment ders make
iiOr Go to No. ic6 Canal and examine ss'tact.
HOLIDAY GFTs.-PRINcESP RoTEAN FOUNTAIN
Pin, invaluable to every g'iter
No. ri Bfosdw,y,
Cor. ch.mbe"H.
CARPET1NGS, &c.
PLTERsoS a HUMPHREY,
Are now closing he enre stock at the following low PRICES.
Rich Tapestry, L. per yard;
Rich THRIE PIY H. 'i per ssd
CURTAIN Goods
ofevery description, equally low.
No $40 Broadway.
JAMES LITTLE & Co., No. 412 Broadway,
MTRcBAST TAILoRS,
where can DO found the best stock Of
READT-M MA DE- CLoTHtSG
the city Goods made to ord'r on the short at NOTES.
WmDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.
CAUTION the PCBLIc.
CoUNTIRFEITs attempted tne best Of Banks 1t
hiss recently TO Eedgs that ran parties in tbI
city ssDg article which the, cali Sass aad marrying
the WILDE" Offering them for sale thr ,uga
secold patty Tho has local hsbGOa snd who ty
Wilder Ps,ent Ssamander SAFE"
1his is TO caution the pub aeeust t. imposition as the
WoRLD-RENOwNED WILDER PATENT SALANANDER SAFE
TIE BEST FIRE PLooF SAFE IN THE WORLD.
ls made ard sold bY tie Subscribers their
No re Wafer ST. sud by Mesis STEARss mERvIs nos
IA tno l4 W.tr9t where, ~ either la full assortment
B G WILoER 3 Co ,Petertees and Manufacturers
pep No 10 Water.st, near Wal'st.
PIANOS AND MELODEONs FOR PRESENTS
GREAT BAF CANS.-One Of Glberts II Ian Pianos, richly
$50 fI $685. Ore $500 Horace Wa,erss Piano, richly
carved psa KEYS and ia nd with pearl for 80 One Chick
e1Des price $685. for $50 New Planes OF different makers
HoEAcy WATERS, Asent,
HAPPY NEw YEAR, 1856 Ladies, if you wish
to make presents will nd At HLLERs in Canal st. bean
tu emb oideIGd Toilet Slippers for gent also Lacie
Misses ard C.dToLs Gs5r Boots
styles with Boys and Youth Pat Leather Boots Congress
Caters &C. forming useful and appropriate Gifts Jr the HOI
days. b. MILLER Il Co., No. 1874 Can,l st.
JET BRACELETS, NECKLACES and BROOCHES at
select patterns jet received BY the last steamer will be sold
ion with variety of Goods Toys
the Ho6sys al RoGESs Cheap Fancy Bszssr 40 Broadway
PAPER HANGINGS AT REDUCED Prices 800
rolls fine Gold to g., worth 0O do Satin to 26,
wort 2C(O %. DO ck 90. worth &C. at the old
stand, No. 2el GTeenwichst
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sKIRMIsH IN THE CRlMEA.

Marshal Peissier thus reports 10 the Fro lch Minn-
ter of War affair.
: "SEyAsroPOL, Dec. 81 MI have received me
following dispatch from the General III command On
the let division of toe Let corps BODY OF from 900
to 900 infsatry snd about 400 500 horse at dsy
bre ak this morning. attacked Bsga, Ourkusta, Skys'
ka. The enemy beat a retreat aito sharp hsiIsee'
which lasted for an hour and ball. Some thirty pms
cners, two Of Whom we're oficers were left In our
hsnGs | do not know The NJ mber Of killed ana
wounded. Our loss il insignh0 ant
tSlgneol PELl5 SlEh :.
Baga. Ourkousts and S4vJ "a are three villages az
ustsd st tie eastern EXTREMITY OF the valley OF Bs,dse
ED forming the extreme rivh. of the French po'a'a
"a we'll ss Of the allied army.
THE RUSSIAN LOAN. II
Pnasia haa nnened anhscnptiOns for q l0aa ~
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISoros Friday, Dec. 2a 1855.
Between fifty and sixty Democrats are assembled "a
caucus tonight at the Capitol Mr. Jones oil TeD'4es
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d.. IS. S. FrrCH, author Of six Lectures on
consrmyos &c. o6ce No 74 srosdwsy, open daily (sup-
a. .xoentsdl from nn clock ests Consumpt Asth
1ssSs of the Eoat and a. Chronic Dsesses OF Males
-, yeTnslea Consult sfiop fres.
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AwoRK on The History, Prevention and Cure OF
ta cnonie Dssa,s Of the Reipscry Circu4tory, Digestive,
ss,e and Abscbent ncoeing the glands and sAn) Hsr'
so1s nd Motor syst Of he the Human Economy.
fat fmLosoyY LIVING, Or the Way 70 Eajoy LIE and
h 4 pa bas, and 70 secure Longevity
WI humorous EnSrsylngs II the vsout sytens OF
ms hposn o,Iaa1ua BY A. g. HEATH, 81. n,
No. go Brosiway New.York-
She ABOVE woFf Cnrorc Diseases and Puoo-
sa,y Consumption, ucI Prsvsnot aad resnenI Is pov
roeis, enc sih ~ sehs 70 ehy address toe Of chNEs
Patents a. distance eJasrt Dr. HgATH by !eer stat
inr ths!r cases fully. O6ics Nynrs 8 70 -
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A Characterization as to price will be re-
daring the remainder Of the from stock
OF WTER CLoIHNG al, Ing full aortments o. our best
Syes Of OvercOsts Tamss Winter Bosne Coats Dress aod
FEok Costs 10 Boys Clothing Robes Sblws aod kuroi'h
L. oodS AZ expect whoiesse spdog trade to com
esry In January dssrous OF reducing our very
laIss soot Of Winter Clothing low and h that
afford tAo. Who have not vet prov, ed their Winter Clothing
with opportunity OF prrchGog very superior garments a.
vy large percentage utde what they ao De hs o n any
eihsr way. - - d. DENLN Co.
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fzB.IIous PICTORIAL.-The number just Issued
~ This ors established sn6 favots Weekly Is splendid one
b. is lase of original reading m%ter, nshiy
ea l iheA One gen in this nuubsr paedlary ceAble
ks iaree Epgsvng OF the Battle Of New.Onesns FRENCH
No III Esssu.st Is the Eew.YoIh PubheT and Is for sale
eysty~here for Six CEsTs per copy.
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Floor Om-CLorH CBEAP-At the Old stand,
NO. - 0reeIwieh-s.. -
wIsoSw sHADrs st b,fpr,e At the estsb hed stand No
D Green wieh-st
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BATCBEiORs HAIR DYR--WIGs and ToUPEHs.-
Fhb ceobrstsd sstabishueut No 2SS Brosdway Twslve
gvste rooms esPrs for the application Of his famous Hal.
pYx DATcsyLoRs WIGS and TovrErs have nproy onents
81 Others excellhs IN beauty II arrangement peoux
H. tks sszss Tbs larssy stock Of wIes IN the world
49, - -.-l BATCnstoH's, Ne. 9s3 Broadway
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HoIIOwAy's Pills AND O,N1

HoLLOwAY'S Pills AND OINTMENT AND THE
Kl'C % sAspnt.- fsrnis,o2 vas given By rOy. letters
sSn, "a coz sequence Of es Majesty bspF eu,ss by tbsr
o. ulcer IN the es sny woune will readily
No 90 nsidsn.IsDe HevYoIs and No "a strand ios5op
and By s D1ps % cents 6 ca and 81 pot OF box
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Wsbsye Just received splendid stock OF Goods
for Holiday presents eonsstins Of FikE WATCHES JEWEL
SILVIA ana PLATEp VARS also FANCY GOODS, imported
g suseturs, which viii ohsr al rassonaoe
p.ioes and vArIaai them 20 be IS represented.
CULBkRT BsoIBEEs, No. lS6 Canal q.
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PIANOS AND MEIODEONs FOR PRESENTS

PIANOS AND MELODEONS FOR PRESENTS
GREAT BAv CANS.-One Of Gilbers Il Ian Pianos, richly
carved price $so T be sold for $780, One Glib cIrvsd
$50 fI S32I. Ore $500 Horace Waters's Piano richly
carved psa and udd with pearl for 80. One Chick
e1Des price SS25 for $50 New Planes OF different makers
S2lj 800 $3.50 s75 helodeoas fr sn1 upward
Muse at heif price at Nc. SO Broadway.
HoRACy WATERS, Agent,
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NORA BENE- HOLIDAYS. Tremendous Bar
iDs at EvSss cobpg Warehouse Ms &C ami GS fa!tons;
or txauts besuul .hi.e six Vest; Toa az 30
os.s 49, back 9th Shsnghse Frock Goats S8, NC.
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GRAND GALA FESTIVAL FnEE EXHIBITION

IMnLXsR ExcITfMsST DUsNG THE HoLIDAYs-rhe Cry
Authorities Cityers Ladies and III fact BODY eF1 n'eo
the pesutul ooerspn Of kDpERs PATENT OAS
REGULATOR and Day MsTER. at No. 169 B7osdTay
Of inventive power ana gem IN can
he producsd go cent with better
f r.. the eye, and pare oombastia Of the wilt save
t from nbsns ths nious thereby Civ
complexion worth haViug remember the eA
hi ion OF these be su,iiu articles fires TO ALL
j. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
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HAPPY NEw YEAR, 1856 Ladies, if you wish
to make presents will fad BILLERs in Canal st. bean
tul embroidered Toilet Slippers for gent also Lacie
Misses ard CidfoE Gsite Boots and Shoes OF al The various
styles with Boys and Youth Paint Leather Boots Congress
Caters &C. forming useful sod appropriate Gifts fr the Ho
dsya Il. MILLER & Co.. No. 1874 Can.l at.
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THE RUSSIAN LOAN. II
Russia has opened subscriptions for l'aa I"
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TO NERVOUS sUFFERERs.-A retired CLERGY

restored health days after years Of great
suffering 10 aaxous 20 make ka1wD the sn OF
seu6 sel thu prescrip on u.ed. Direct to the Rsv
JoBs NJ DAGxALL, Ne. 50 Fulton s., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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NATIVE CHAaPAGNES. - PARKS celebrated
spaAas Cstewbs the PRIDE Of the American neuon By the
dos, n, eAse or single bottle.
PAsEs Sn Gaia aba vntsge Of lSe warranted the plss
juice Of the grape. BARNES PARK.
NJ. 3O4 Broadway, cor. puaneSt.
JOIN ID. PARK, Cincinnati.
~ Sand sold BY al respectable dealers