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The present critical sate Of European affairs viii
ssnef these unusually interesting during
the forthcoming year. They win occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news items crude
Spsssatoas Of TIE daily Journal, and the ponderous
Tome Of the future historian, living after the living
interest and excitement Of the great political events
Of the times shall have passed away It is to these
Periodicals that readers must look for tn. only in
tslligible and reliable history Of current
- s1ch in addition 20 their wcllestablished literary,
scientific and theological character, We urge them
upou the consideration Of the reading public.
- Arranx me 4 are now permanently made for
che receipt Of Early sheets. from the British pub
shsrs by which We ere enabled 70 place al esr Re-
peinss in the hands Of Subscribers, about -
they can be furnished with the foreign copies. Al
though this involves ve,y large outlay en- our part
We shall continue to furnish the periodicals at the
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WOOD WANTED
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w ATCHES-Just received, good assortment
w gold hunting and open faced Anchor and L.
pines Also very superior lot Of silver hunting and
open faced Anchor and Lepines, for sale cheap BY
A. w. 4 w. CARPENrER.
sept. ~. -.
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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

CLARK Il CHESN UI.
HAvE just received by Oatman Express and are
II now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock of
Fall aald winter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware, Glassware, and Queensware'
Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Oil Cloths Car
pets, Clothing &C.. &C., to which We would respedfui
call the attention of the citizens, and all Others
visiting Burlington for the purpose OF purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their own interest by cal
ing atthe
l3AlNN5&R PLACE
before purchasing elsewhere, We arc determined
not to be undcrs Id by any other establishment in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care, and by one that is well acquainted with the
wants Of the community, consisting in part OF French
and English Merinoes, Muslins and all-wool De-
LANES, plain and figured silks, Coburgs Sack Fannels
Debegs, Persian Cloths plain and figured Poplains,
embroidered Drapcry Muslins and Curtain Damasks,
with Gimps and Tassels to match; Cloths, CASH
meres Satinetts, Tweeds Jeans Linens. red Fannels,
brown, bleached and colored Canton Flannels; silk
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim bonnet Rib
bons all colors; Phadelphia-made Boots and Shoes,
Shawls: long Thibet Cashmere; . nice assortment Ct
children wool Hose all sizes ladies cotton and wool
Hose; Gloves, Kid, all colors Cashmere and Lise
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves, ETC., ETC., etc.,
aug, Is, '54-tf.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
Early Comics Secured.

LsosAlD, ecosr 4 Co., New Yosk, continue % repair
lish tho following British Periodicals, viz:
I. IN. LoNDox QUAsfKRLY (Oonssrvativs.)
:. Tn Enxpuaea REVIEW (Whig)
3. Tn Noern BRr11sH REVIEW free Church)
4. Tn WESTMINSTER RpuBw uiberal)
3. BLAcKwooD's EDIxBURGn MAGAZINE (Tory9
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Paper Warehouse.
| CYRUS W. FIELD CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IL ClifTStrset
NEW.YORK,
Are Sole Agents in the United Statesfor
| M osPRATIS superior Bleaching Powder:
1vl Victoria Millscelebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesee do do Printing do
Rawlins L Sons English Tissue do
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They are also agents for the principal Paper Manu-
facturers in this country and offer for sole by far tn
most extensive and desirable stock Of Paper and Pa
per Manufacturers Materials that can be found in
this or any other country.
They occupy thelarge and commodious Warehous.
es, No. IL Cliff street, No. IS Cliff street. No. 1S4
Christopher street and the Lofts over the large Iron
stores, and Cliff street.
Their businessis strictly wholesale land Writin Pa
pers are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer
possible prices.
Paper made to order, any size or weight Liberal
advances made on consignments Of Paper, Paper Ma.
ker's stock and other merchandise.
The price paid in cash for all kinds
OF na9s. lJuly Is, l853-bpy
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DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE

FOX The FALL AND WINTER TRADE
e@ HENRY H. SCOTT
LAS returnedfrom the Eastern Market, and il new
IL in receipt of fine stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. GOODS,
for the Fall and Winter trade. Having avniled him
self Of the depressed state Of tho market be pre-
pared to offer Goods at prices much lover than nua
Purchasers will do well to examine his stock a. bel
determined to ofer great to cash buyen
Ladies' Line. H.45
Black Silks, all wool and Uuion Dress Plaids, Nc
rinos, all colors black and fancy colored alpaccn
plain and fancy Delains, Puplins, Cashmeres, Cling
hams, English and American Prints, worked Collars,
Linen Pock ct Fla ndkerchefs kid, silk and wool gloves,
barred and spotted Cambrics, Bishop lawns, liren
and cotton edgings andlaces. UT eI 1 a
ShaWls.
"A fine assortmint Of long and square Bay State,
Waterloo and Scotch shawls.
7h Bonnets.
In silk, satin, forence and cashmere.
GeHtleme ems, Line.
have purchased my wooden goods fully twenty
per cent OF reduction on last years prices, anal
am able 10 offer great BARGAINS in this line. French
and American black cloths, pilot, petersham and
beaver cloths; black doeskin and fancy cassimere.
sattnets all eolors; heavy tweeds, Jeans eorduroys
and moieskins for pants, comforts, scarfs neck and
pocket hankkerchiefs, buckskin and wool gloves and
mits. -a .e-r ..sa5,.,fF ye53 All - gtEUa@
Domestic Goods. sasaa
Hickory, hleached, and brown muslins, Irish linens
brash, huckabeck and birdseye diapers. linen damask
table cloths. figured curtain niusfns apron checks,
drills Osnaburgh's PLAID linseys, brown and bleach,
canton fannels red yellow and blue, all wool haB-
ne,s; white bed blankets Mackinaw do, blue and
brown do, horse and saddle blankets, &c. 2
-aa 1a9f Clothing. III
i am determined TO astoni.h the natives, in this
line. You would hardly believe how cheap Jon esa
purchase clothing, until you look over my goods I'd
prices. E - - fafsa
500 Overcoats, newest style, from s. 70 $16.
450pairs pants, do Dc Il TO IS.
1So vests, do do ~ to -.
Hat Boots and shoes. ,va
Mems, womens', boys, girls, and ehidrens' shcs
and Boots, in kip, calf, morocco and bronze. sH
Yankee Notions, Hats and Caps, Qucensware md
Groceries.
Look to your interest, and if you wish to lsy ont
your money to advantage cUme 70 Scott Cheak Stors
Main street, NEAR THE MARKET House., and
the bargains. s4
Nov. 4. 1854 sff
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Fer Hackwood and the four reviews ~ 10
Rsymsnts 70 b made in oil casts in advance. Mon
y current In tho State where issued will b reeeiv-
ID at par.
tt af CLUBBING.
discount Of twenty 1--WE Per cent. from the above
prices will b allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
oopies Of the above works. Thus: Four cop e. Of
Hackwood or Of one Review, will be sent to one id
dress for 80; four copies Of the four Reviews and
Blackwood for $50; and 90 on.
POeTAGE.
In al the principle Cities and towns, these works
win b delivered through agents free Of Postage.
when sent BY mail the postage to any part OF the
United States will be but twenty-four Gents year
for Blackwood, and but fourteen cents . year for
cash Of the Reviews.
Esmittanoes and communications should always BE-
eddrssssd, post paid, TO the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
81 GOLD SrRr NEW Y RK.
N.B.-L. 8. 4 Co. have recently published, and
have now for sale, the Farmer Guide by Henry
Stephens Of Enburg, and the late Professor Norton
Of Yale College, New Haven complete in vols, roy
al octave, containing 1900 pages IA steel and 600
wood eugrivings. Price in Muslin binding. S..
1D~This work 10 not the old "Book of the farm"
lately resuecitated and thrown upon the market.
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D. S. EBERSOL.

GUN 4 A1A q ~.
l3d door aboy he Barrett House.
nEALER in importet ms, Colt 'srcpeatingpist
II gun barrels and gu niths materials; hunting
knives, powder, caps, shot, lead, wads, game bags
powder TASKS, and all kinds of sporting apparatus.
Engraver of seals and maker of seal presses; cut
ting brands and bellhanging. Gunsrepairedon short
notice and at reduced prices.
@-Locks repaired, and keys made to ft, etc., etc
Burlington, Dot. II, l854,-d6w.
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THE Elliott Family; or, the Trials Of New York
! Seamslrssses, 1t (Nov. II, '54.) CORSE'S.
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[3NNfN58IR PIGNWB

W ANTED-lO, 900 lbs. good fresh butter; 5000
w dozen fresh gigs; 100 dozen chickens; Dry
Hides, Beeswax, Rags. and every article in the mar
keting way for which the higest marketing price in
cash will be paid at all times.
Oct, 9TH, '54. WIN. Fl. ANDERSON.
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Wan ted ,

Wan ted.
10000 lbs choice fresh butter, 10000 dozen fresh
eggs 100 doc chickens, dead alive; beeswax, dry
hides furs frags, and marketing generally, for which
the highest price will be paid at all times.
W. II. ANDERSON.
TNHE Lamplighter, Poems Of the Heart, Party
i Ieaders--sketches of Jefferson, Hamilton, Jack
son, Clay and Randolph, for sale by
Oct. H. "a. e. AVIAN METER
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M USQUITO BARS-2s dozen assorted colors a,
~ sale at the lowest figures by
june Is, 1854. J. s. KTMBALLACO
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR-22 hdd.. fair ~ ,r;ce
~ ust received and for sale by
T. L. l. G. B. PARSONS
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Hats and Caps.
InF every description FOR men boys, and children
Including plush, sealette fur silk cotton land wool
now ling at
Oct =. T. L. 4 C.. b. Parsons
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eehN Paper &c
10O REAMS wrapping paper, assorted, 40 dozen
XOU hemp bed cords, so doz MANILA do, 20 coils
edAgs, assorted IS bales wrapping twne for sale by
march 70 J. s. KIMBALL co.
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THOMAS DOUGLASS.

Breck's Book Of Flowers,
TUST received and for sale at CURSES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

THE BALLADS OF The REVOLUTION
j ID. APPLETON A CO, $40 ARD J4a BROADWAY
WIN publish on Monday. the 2ib inst
SONGS AND BALL BALL. Dsor rnE AMERICAN REvoIUrIo
WIN notes and Illustrations,
rSnAsk MOORE
More solid things do not show
well 1allads and libeis.-Leiden
] vol. i2mo with two Illustrators by barley.
n HEY WILL MAKE THE EYES OF THE CHILDREN
'parAie.-iiariord Republican
The Travels, Voyages and Adventures OF
GILBERT 90 AHEAD IN FOREIGN PARTS.
l?mo, 293, embeshed with engrayinga from original
designs.
H.
The Balloon Travels oi
ROBERT MERRY AND MIS- YOUNG FRIENDS.
OVER VARIOUS COUNTRIES os EUROPE.
limo PIP. 3i2 embelshed likewise.
From the Boston Post
Peter Farley stf vesn j. G. Derby has just issued two
volumes by Peter Farley tho moral instructive ant
entertaining They destined 10 make many bright little
eyes twinkle and rosy little mouths water Any boy or
girl from 70 teen would doa upon hem and not
nation and eniersainm,,t from their pages.
From the New York Tribune.
Every child In the United States who has taste for good
books VIII brighten the the venerable Peter Par
ley Two new volumes from his charmingly garrulous pom
Will be welcome the Thanksgiving turkey. Besides
they full cngravipas you
if you bad seen the curioetles he tells about.
From tho Hartford Daily C)urant.
We no other for - do than buy b0t and
give one Of them tn The son aud ono To tho daughter.
The prco IN ~ each or in full gt sides and edges 81 80
price. J. q. DERBY. Publisher. New York
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On Thursday Dec. 90 by Rev. John c. Lyon, OF the
First German Methodist Episcopal Church. Second street,
Mr.. FRANCIS X BRApK to Miss JuIA W. SEyMo all OF
this city.
On Saturday evening, Dec. Is, by the Rev. DR.. Mlstt
at his residence No. III Fast Seventeenth street. Mr.
GEORGE w. MANSION, OF Ridgeied Conn. TO Miss JANE
ANNE CoRwIS, OF Lynn, Mass.
On Monday Dec II, in 81 Panl's Church, Boston, by
Rev. Dr. vinton, LELAND FARRAsKs Jr, OF this city, to
REHYccA j., daughter OF the late Charles Valentine OF
Cambridge Mass.
At Fort washita, Arkansas Wednesday, Nov A.
Miss NARY f. Crosby youngest daughter OF rlatt H.
by Esq, Of New York, to Capt j. Fl. LESpRuS, Of the
U. s. army, stationed there.
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Police INTELLIGENCE.

Very little business transpired at any OF the Police
Courts Yesterday The stiffness OF the court rooms and
The equanity the magistrates disturbed by the
loud ard prone voices of the unfortunate drunkards
hey being examined previous to being committed to
the cells OF these there large number and
70 an observer the that place truly
ing, but sometimes painful in the extreme. Many
poor and unfortunate laborer who had spent the whole IL
not Az Of his weeks earnings through indscletion
eonfgned 70 eons cell and separated from his wife and
little ones for ten long days. The Sabbath, and
Christmas Dsydays when the members Of almost every
family should be gathered together-w be spent in the
loneliness Of tho Tombs by many whose faces
fore raw the Inside OF prison door Such is lite, and
rueh is the fate of those who are unable to govern their
passion Tor an unnatural and dangerous excitement
or assault and battery there not few ann
many were the damaged countenancss and wooegone
faces that applied at the magstrates desks for redress
Many satisfied the Justices Informing them that
warrants would be issued for the arrest OF the parties
o me Ssy
opportunity Of witnessing the effect inpris ,nmen
would have upon those who had maltreated them.
Petit larcenes at this season OF the year-when the
cold irosts winter setting in and when the bodies
and stomaehs Of thousands of poor wretches have 70 be
sustained any cosare very numerous, and much OF
the time and attention Of consumed in dis
posing Of this class Of criminals. Numbers Of those
charged with small thefts are sent to the penitentary
under the varant act and thus the calendar OF the Court
Of Sessions Ia not clogged much 1t would otherwise
be- Pckpockess charged with petit larceny are always
hey are more skilled in crime than those who purloin
groceries, cotton, &c. number OF these customers
we're committed TO prison to acA OF The Court
ofSpecial Sessions on Wednesday next
No ieones Of any interest Importance were present
ed for the consideration Of the Police Justices sitting
yesterday.
rETECTIoN OF A COUNTERFEIT TEN DOLLAR BILL ON
THE MERCHANTS RANK OF NEW HAVEN.
'er.eit ten dollar bill the Merchants Bank,
New Haven, Conn, has just been shown 10 by Mr..
0has w. Merritt OF the Independent Police, connected
with the firm Of Hayes Merritt. appears that there
hundred dollars worth of these bills sent to
Of the principal banking houses Of this city from
Portsmouth, Ohio, yesterday morning. and although the
engraving executed in the best style and the whole
hill calculated to deceive the most wary it was de-
tested Immediately on presentation. TIE bills were
taken by at least half dozen brokers' and had the
ttre not been discovered in Tine the city might have
Teen flooded with them. With the exception Of some
hardly perceptible differences in the signature, there is
nOsbrg by which 1t be distinguished from the genu
me bill
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cr,es.-It IL a Wen Known Fact

BrOlls Fries.-It II q Well Known Fact
that meat broied Is much palatable, tender and
heathful than when fried All sliced ought
broled. The new gridiron In A. convenient the
hyingpan, and much moe economical Having downward
meal entirely through in s Juices without burning IL
all the fat reduces bills full per cent
only u So 81 81 30 and - according American
Foreign Patent Agency GAG Broadway principal depot for
q In II
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ssnEarns they require pins, ID about equivalent to
$13,oo0. Mr.. Tanning ID going to build two four story
brown STONE houses, 25x6o. For SALE we presume.
Near BY, Mr. Rgney, who lives the corner Of Fifth
avenue, Is commencing to build 274x7o four story
brown Stone house on the lot adjoining his stable,
which he has moved back. is to be superior mousse
costing, 70 build probably not less than $1,000 Mr..
A. Achersons 1.-THE mason) work vii amount to $4,000.
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dar, Duff Gordon's pale sherres, fine soft
od South sde Madeira Lon don ports Scotch and Irish whs
kiee, old Jamaica rum ali unrivaed quality and mostly OF
mportauons and designed expressly for family trade
Also celebrated London cordial gin, landing Pat
rick Henry the best tonic and invgoratiDg
the world being endorsed the leading phscsns Europe
and America. X. u. MESSENQEh A CO., 5S Flu ton
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Christmas and New Years Days. Pine Old
Wines sherTes. Madeiras ports clarets Sauernes cham
pagnes cordias, hqueurs brandies whskey rum GIN
porter &c In quantities TO suit at 333 Broadway OF
Worth street date Anthony, and 800 Broadway.
JOHN J. STAFF.
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.ashpss 2 not only aekpowedsed By The community ..
hrgc but BY the American Institute In particular they having
awarded us premium their late fair The machines
operation at Office where they freely explained all
We have also for binding capable taking all
widths Of binding and adapted description Of work
j. b. N1CHOLS CO. All Broadway.
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Reticules-Ladies nre Invited to Inspect
Ne above a the who are agents for Mesar zn
American Institute The fair articles Of that
ncture, At A. 4 J. SAUNDERS, 1857 broadway
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Sewing Machine SILK Twist-Great Reduce
ION In prce.we are now selag machpeEh cheaper than
sold beforehe best quality heretofore At - per
,aund Ne now sell a 81 a singie spools o. cents
l. n. 9IaGkR a CO., 3Z3 Broadway
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Christmas Flay nnsi Now Year

Christmas Day and New Ycar's.-Brnntlles,
snsmpagne port sherry Madeira wnes &c; Holland gin,
schedam schnapps, Jamaica and 81 Croix
b. Bourbon, Scotch and irish whskey Lonoon and Dublin
porter, and Scotch aes liquors. oordas, &c. sale
UNDERHIlL 4 MATfERSON's,
40 Broome Of Crosby st., Broadway.
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Native Wfnes.-PnrkS' Celebrated Sparkling
Catawba superior French chAmpagaes the dozen
single bote Parks still Catawba warranted only the
juice Of the grape. BARNES PARK, 304 Broadway,
OF Duane street, New York John ID. Park Cincinnati
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

Burgundies, Clnrets, Hooks, Champagnes,
sherries Madeiras whskey GIN krsch
absnihe arack hgueurS ales &C wood glass; all
importation. JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

A Beautiful Complexion and = Perf,lrnsd
yeah both be acquired by using the Balm Of Thousand
Fowers" As adent6ce 1t has no parallel. Price only hfty
sents. For sale by all druggists
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stcck.-We desre to call the attention Of readers
10 the sale TO be made TO Monday Afternoon
6l Bowery doors above Broome street comprising the
Of worth OF first class velvet tapestry,
Drussels three PHYS and ingram carpets ocohs 6c OF all
cYiptcns and choicest fabrics. Every lot will positively
be sold the highest bidder the must be
and all Of friends who may be in want Of any article Ia
Me- should attend the sale by all offers such
Inducements AZ he met with dav For tul
paYIcsars In anoher column
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NOW FOR TIE CHILDREN
IN Published o-day.
THE LAST OF THE fIuGGERMUGGEgs;
A Giant Story;
BY CHRISTOPHER PEARsB CRAacH;
With Illustrations wood by The author.
This certain TO te The leading juvenile book o. tbs
The story Ia entirely original IN It's conception and
char mnsy oId. The illustrations uncommonly spirited
snd beautiful and the and poeaphy have never been
cxcelled this side Of The water. ociay Price 81.
EVERY BEGINNING is EASY.
Translated
OF beautiful German stories, In large clea- type
and with elegantly coored hographc illustrations n will
Price 81
TBE GREAT ROSY DIAMOND.
BY MRS. ANN AUGUSTA CAnrrn.
The author Of this story the poetic Of which
fail 10 npr,ss the least Imaginative readers already IA
vorably known. under her maiden II Gray
portion Of the public both al home and abroad Her former
books have been reprinted In england, where they have
tanned high degree Of popularity square omo illustrated
by Billings. Price ~ cents.
VIOLET.
A fAiky sroeY.
This exquisite little book breaches such love ~
forms such excellent principles and full
beauty and simplicity that will delight only chdren
gentle creed which Colerdge has )oied
EnilaT Ines
He praye,h wei who loveb well
EOh man ard bird and beast.
Square Iomo illustrated ~ Billings. Price ~ cents.
AUSTY WONDERFUL.
TpAsuArED rng GERMAN. CoCsIs FAnafE-
very attractive book embracing series Of fables and tales
The plates Alorc would make this fund Of
PHILLIPS, sAMPsovA
Publishers. - Winter street. Boston.
J. New furk.
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BefOrc HOh Judge tOWIes
DBO 22.-Ia tie Matter Of OPENING Central Pcrk.-rhis
to have up to-day for the of
1he COmmisoDers report but there being no Judge at
rEeai term, the CORPORATION Counsel Mr.. Dillon, pro-
the Circuit Court where Judge Cowles pre-
stong special term having been then opened tempo
rAry the Central Park matter down for Monday
morning At 10 O'Clock.
In the Matter Of Widening Whi1hcll Syrca.-rhs case
set down for argument the Is h OF March 1885,
epecal term then ad ourned
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DyERTISEHEST RBNEWED EVERY DAY.


-------------.-~---.~~-,-
GRAND FRENCH FANCY DRESS BALL WILL. ne
NJ rysn Monday, Dec "a Christmas Eve At Tan aary
Hail. BY Mr.. GAFfRE, Of Paris Price ueke. a. Cor GEN.
ueman and two ladies' Tickets be had a. Tanmany Hal
MERRY CHRISTMAS BALJ-THE FIFTEENTH An.
l nnal ball o. Manhattan Fire Kngne CompanY No wa
Le held Al he Apollo Rooms Monday evening eeenr "a
rcsss ~ % he had q any q ne neno-rs a e. o0ny4sy
stEg EKEEAs, Secretary.
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sou anu Whfte Hhhus Tor tho HOIldnys.-.
Ladies' who troubled with chapped rough hands,
rheum &c. and who desire speedy and e1cacos for
The and who also desire them be soft and white should
India rubber Gloves which be had all rubber
stores, and at 80 John street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-23

Holiday Presents.-EngIIsh Writing Desks.
WILMER ROGERS AZ Nassau street. " Y, have jas,
received consignment of English writing desks which they
are able to offer at uDprs ceder ted low prices.