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The New Liquor Law


Has nothing to do soith CIRCUITS
selling Clothing.
Fresh from Boston new lot Of clothing has come,
Where the law says man shall sell no more rum
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
With rigs for body, from your head to your feet
Precipitation may tell you to try a thin con, =
That in Summer breezes will gracefully float
Ali, gents, CIRCUITS the man that has them ON hand
The fashions and fabrics equally grand
If still you quoting the high price Of -four,
And all the provisions you daily devour,
Then Circuit is the man, and now at his Store,
He'll sell you even cheaper than ever before
Call in and look at our goods il you viii,
Wen show them cheerfully we now do our bill,
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
Ofthe Ready-made clothing piled on our shelves.
Come Gomez! Come to GROUTS!!!
Maine. H. p CIRCUIT.
July Z, 1885. 4
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What articles prove bad bring them back and the mon
ey shall be refunded better articles given in exchange
just as the purchaser sees fit.
Bath, July 10th 1865. s
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Spanish and French Olives.

CONGRESS WATER constantly on hand fresh from the
" New York Springs, for sale cheap by ROBINSON.
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A RTHUR'S Patent, Air-tight Self-seaI-
IA in. Cans and Jars for preserving fresh fruit
and vegetables, for sale by NJ. 4. GANNETT.
July 10, 1856,
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e democratic mass meeting is TO be held
at Gray Corner on Thursday, August 9th.-
The meeting will be addressed BY Hon. Samu-
el Wells, Charles L. Woodbury., of Mass,
Nathan Clifford, Lot NJ. Morrill,, and other
distinguished speakers.
All persons opposed to the policy of the pres
ent State administration, and the doings of the
last Legislature of Maine, are respectfully in
vited to attend
Extensive arrangements will be made to ac-
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CID 81 ship Seh2S.ia- Cnh5ss Watts, Livefr6oI
lowed to sea 2sth ship Fanny Fern
Adv ship Dirgo, for Boston (nearly all cargo
bark Brilliant for New York 5th
Charleston-Ar 9Th. ship Sharon, Brooks live
Nllminston,N MAI 9Th, brig Sarah Woost,
Baltimore-Ar 10th, brig Paulna, Colburn. B
Phiiadelphia-Cld 18th, bark VIM Larrabed
Portland-Ar 18th, brig Thos Conner, York, M
Calais-Sld 9Th, brig Attakapas. Haskell Phil
sch Mt Vernon, do
Galveston-In port 18th, bark Island City,
Boston disg
New Orleans-Cld 5th, ship May Queen, skolfie
York
Key West-In port 29th, bark Undine, Fuller. 4.
few days for port in Georgia, to load for Thoma9
: vannah-Cld 9th, ship Chaos, Dunton LirernI
Charleston-Ar 10th, bark Chase, Chase, New
1ith ana 1 Gid IHI WaseasSet
Philadelphia-Cld 18th, brig May Queen, Johnsd
Went to sea 18th bark Tammanny
New fork-Cld 18TH brig Harriet, Hail. Portland
fortland-ln the roads 18th, schs Louisa and Good
sen Pennsylvania, Pool, Augusta; Hylas, Elliot Ba
Holiness Hole-Ar 18th brig Monica, Perry,
do; sch Warrior, Witham, Rockiand for York:
Bailey, Gardiner for Fail River
AT I'm bSg forester Prebe PHILADELPHIA Bail
Mat tapoissett. "
SD bark selah; brig Monica; sch onl, Son.
new Orleaus-Adv ship Otseonthe for Liverpo,
cargo engaged.
Charleston-Ar 10th bark Chase, Chase. Kew W
in leaky mot cid for Wiscasset as rer
Wilmington NC-Ar 10th brig Maria Wilde
ningham, Wiscasset,
well; 18th bark Louisa, Lindsey, Havana
pew New fork-Ar l4th brig NartsNe. Thompson,
CID 18th, sch Mountain Eagle, Boston
New Bedford-Ar l4th, sch Princess, Gardiner
| Sid 18th, sch Only SON, Perry, PHILADELPHIA
Salem-Ar 18th, brig T Curtis, Orr, Philadelphia
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Ladies' List.
Anderson Abigail Masters Maria
Burgoyne ann Morse Margaret
Blake Wealthy A A Moore Maria L
Confickna Ellen McDougal Mary.E
Canady Margaret McFadden Louisa
Clarke Mary Owen Claracy
Crowel Mrs SamI Oliver Mrs Henry
Corbett Sophia Partridge Nancy
ChadborR Polly Potter Mrs David
Delano Sarah burlington Lucinda
Eagle Margaret Preble Francis NJ
Foote Margaret Reed Mrs Chas Z
Fisher Mary ] Rose Miss NJ
Farnham RachaelS Ritta Nancy W
Fogg NancyC Ranks Eliza IL
Getchell Betsey w Roach Anne
Grant Isabella SWEET Miss NJ
Gunkin Jane NJ Swaziland Almeda-2
Hill Duldah Simpson Miss IT
Hogan Jane ii Seymore Ada
Holbrook Hannah Stuart Mrs
Haley Susan A Tlroy Bridget
Hartman Nancy Wallace Susan CO
Hacket Eliza Warren Caroline A
Jordan Mary Webb Della NJ
Jopian Mrs Sam'l s West Annes M
Lincoln Frances Woton Margaret
Leighton Keziah Walker Hannah
Maxim Hannah Wright Mrs Vim
Mansir Mary Wilmington Ann
Mann Gideon
1y Persons calling forlettets, will please mention Oh
advertised. 10 he postage Ofeach ddcertiSef L.
ter, cent triU be added.
JOSEPH G. SNOW, P. NJ.
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DISASTERS, &c.

Bark Woodward, fun st Jago for Europe with COP
per ore is reported by telegraph ashore
lnagua 18th ult, and to have become total loss Crew
saved and part ofcargO
Nassau date of 5tl inst states that Cant Stahl of shin
Leavit Storer of n York, wrecked Sand Kew had
come up from the wreck Nearly all the tobacco between
decks had been saved but that in the bad
" wet and not worth saving Abt 800 hhds had
ca whole and between 50 and IS broken Abt had
Oeen landed so far The materials of the ship had
saved The tobacco ssad to have been of the
Spanish government report that a ship Orleans
with 900 hhds tobacco going in Br sch Atlantic
Baltimore was coming out ab june g. appears have
been without foundation.
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SPOKEN.

MAY ~ lat IS 40N Ion 46 o. bark Reindeer ds FIN Ne
york for Singapore
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FRESH as be found in the market, for sale by
ALT T. RODINS0
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BostonAr llth. bark Utah, 'Farrar Trinidad; brgs A
Sprague Wiley, Jacksonville: Hesperas, Adams. do
Cid bark Cuba Evans Trieste; schs Perseverance and
III Csunce, Thonaston
Holmes Hole-iiemaics lltt brig Globe wig orders
New Orleans-Ar ID, ship Wurtemburg Wilmer Havre
Cid ship Sebastian Cabot, Watts Liverpool
Savannah-Cld It'll, brig Venus, Wilson, Newbury-
port
Baltimore-Ar 10th, bark Heles Maria Howes Boston !;
sch Narragansett, hall, New York
Philadephia-Cld9t 9Th sch Electric Light Thomas, Bos-
ton
Providence-Ar 10th, sch Wankinco, Gardiner
POrtland-Ar 10th, sch Ino, Georgetown for Boston
Boston-Sld 18th, sch lngomar
New Orleans-Ar I'd, brig Mermaid Thaver Turks Is
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LNOR ADMINISTRATORS OPEN on HUDSON
hiyer. 10. her hals' haze of -s .sosrs, ENic kst-
b,tkrt md ~ MI hAlss, MI ~ Vsir isls tr,s ~
bsas lesyr This NO d. svepbs at r. w. Ant
nnpu~ r.gusf!s ul he entire apss ninss -.
f@ch o. passesc Kpry - captains
GEt. r STANLEY. tQsat
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EXTRA PAY.

DOLBY LAsDs UrfrsD s,ATss rAsyroRTa Ar,
- e1tn
United ". - raw sAi0ft aoi oihsrs-l.aod ~asf.aU Oh
timed "a par pss5, nieo E'sss rrrrs~t
.s.tt hoars na.Tce fur spd her. NJ a-ss.sa4
Tasicd states ssiors ses md " kiB3s ~ tfs
Noted S,sirs r~stser~d ~ 1eN 40 bs.~FfA.
Assat so@ry aplin ard 1ae) p9star q 81 Fsi'
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IA, CofErTr a ut ass -Tssst sKsssA - vsp
~ SO bV- lrivsrsfy. " s~sshs< gsrveno -
ss~& 80 az ard . ~ Dsd, rs~s bss, s~ss -
nE. cosyrk. 10 pu.sa frhsvf Rsr sg ~ou-
~ s@isd dAs~sSss. ~ >~sAHy sSAsxns
gssrsxtse Azssea s~sss sf@xsa x~sssry.
psrvsrr oossULrA rfoss--ps. vsr.os cw,~.
rtshs r.e<e< z go stss a esss<~, 10 w,Ask - -
4se A@ef s~e 49,
ffsgw,s III 80 a, On Sssc - ~ S
sr fwsst~ss 30 80 slss wss~ n ~ "a ~
srst tssfs h<w ssf* ~ fwsatf s~~>s Wss~xn
essss- $50 ~ - ~ser haze 49, ssxs.s1 a. go
sy's ~ s~sN 1850 - ,-~s ,sg.s~s ~ s-1ss
= - eAsfss 50 lss s
tf,v vsT@Us NJ.
mshI go - yAs ~ q TO
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1iHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail stsamsraThs ships composing tho Inc are ths FOL


ATLANTIC, CNpt. Wss- PACIFIC, Cap< Eldr1dge.
bAL1IC, Capt COmoaoek- ADklATIC, ,apI -.
1hsss shps butt by gov
ssrvce. kwssy hAs been taken ,hsr
sruson Ao in their snnea g and speed
and their Accommodation for passengers ,s ahed Zoe
eieaaLea ana sosnnf< Price Of pss~ss fom New YORK
elusive nse Of a1L la sais rooms $50 IRON Liverpool %
rev York W and ~ aunqAa expsrtuccd ~
tAAAsA " each ship 40 berih secured unit paid for.
FkOPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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I AURA KtENEs VARIETIES, LArARGE BulipIs0,
~ broadway, opposite bond sueet
LAURA Observation-Disclosures LcNsoc Aud DlrccLeax

MIsa LAURA KKEsE respectfully announces that having
leased for The thu tcnufu theatre rscea1
erected by Mr. sArgc he sase hes besa
n0yard sd redccoraed The frat circle viii be Appropriated
70 pr,a'c bores suitable for families and behaved ~ 20
found d. al tho house for - apcrecla
u1b ~ he dramatic whHh
poss the Tor public appgovn and
hcsou 1hc balcony and psrqusts viii be arranged with 81
ret regard % NE Of every patron Of this portion OF The
house End, wi the improvements which havc bQen made
ulon ne stage Il ecnadeo1y anieipNcd VII give eaurc
ranged painted and heghcncd dbpav he cApa
ci Of he according IN tho original design tho arch
tect The has much enlarged mud
the drscrcss produce dramatic effects sye Of 10
and grandeur In bs metropolis fe mn,ical
department, zeal and instrumental Will he at the hgae,
chnrscter and such viii be bero The BAT
as 10 make ~ mn-t compl aud effective In Tbs opuatry
For The production OF comedies dramas and burics
pany OF r.ts Enrvgud In numbers AMI talent has b-en
engaged. No expense spared form .ch
nato he dramatic strength. AMI enable
the management In ma distribution Of the varou, roles
present, conjuncion with numerous
enteinb. OF Art such hitherto has been unknown n thE
Mis- laura pecuiy snbnia The names OF those
Who VIII bid her In her efforts 10 coosbus TO pleasure
the puhli and At the mutation
debarmer bs bert talent will Win tho appreciation Of
tbose bose vii stimulate this
succeeding fo.s n 10 q nsrus a most elegant
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ROE LIVERPOOL -UsIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
j. slhp BALTIC, Capl Joa j. Comstock- st~am-
ship " dspsr With the United stass mails 'os POSI-
uveiv on ~cdns~dAy, Dech. II o'clock fom
eualsd accommodation. foe essHnas and comIorL appy
. EDWARD x COLLINS, 50 wall sieaI
Passenger requested he on bceri ~ II ocs~k a.
shppors please take nece that shps cannot
carry any goods absnd ali Ietarp mus oass
through iLe Post ofce others win rsrrno
ship rHcinc viii succeed The HA,ic leave january
koqlcn.1be dss OF departure Ine from New York
for lho6 Will bs saturday commencing s. and every
alternate sturdAy, and from Liverpool, Wedne CON-
meLcipg January Is, and every alternate Wednesday.
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LNoR CALIFORNIA GREAT REDUCTION or rAREs
fifty lbs n baggage hce All over cents par
Days SAILING changed 70 9Th and 3th Of aonh New
York and California Line, accessory Transt Com
psny Nicaragua prvp, eorsTbroizh advance OF
msl100 mice shorter hsn any other The spl.ndd
double engine sesmthp NORrHEkN LINIiT 25D5 tons
hen Captain 1rkcpapgh viii leave pier No. North river
at o'e och NJ for Punsa Arenas Monday. Leeembs
~, t6b, connecting with nc steamship CUrtea 1000
ou,hen, the Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve
miles Of Land transportation By first olass carriages
The propretnrs he pnppc thai The fstnmsr
u sniFcy ss disease aud hat the political troubles
Nicaragua have ceAsod rsAce has bees mss between
onsndng parties, and not The slightest interruptions In he
t-snaf between tho need no app ehsDded
For iniorus pasas9s apply cnly CHARLES NOR
GAN, agent No. Bowling aresn Stamped letters Sksa tos
ca. ccnis zach
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DRAM MI
Mbs Laura keene from 6sl
lncs's.
Mrs hbtoit, from Broadw av.
Miss hosalis A. DiunLd llr M
Mn, ss' sa = Reynolds, from
Brosawsy aud Bnr'o.'s
Mrs W. Ileugh. irom Broad
wAy
Mrs Emma Hall, IRON Ma.
dame vesiris' Lyceum
Theatre, London.
Mrs Mary MArsiall, from
Charles kean'a P.incesa's
tleAue, Lon don.
Mrs. 4 NJ pen,er. from broad.
way and Burt
Mrs Annie WAilsrs, from Bur
tons.
MI. Frank Rsa. from Wal
laei's.
MIA Fanny Dean, rom Wal.
isck't.
Mrs Laura DAhop, from Wal.
lacks.
Mrs y. Lys,er, from theatre,
Baltimore.
Mrs Clara Cuahmsn, from
New UrieGns theatre.
hiss Minnie Scott, from Bosom
theAue.
Mas A0n Clifton.
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Dk wAKp's uspokrusAJgs TgIEsD. AsDoraKn
~ unrifafsd remedies, cure prsvais diseases sse
mort AMY tnsr a. ylbfs eke be aIc,~d sho
osAn YernArsn ard s2s~dy cure ssoat g as nsnsiiAAs
81 us nm swing hundreds fnSnhly. Onsee
thar pssfts do mot Qnrk ssd err1ts fnsfissl ~
fergercd Nv unfwtopss's rrsna, sni oter rsuss ss
srre swsys IN sesk, cfisn 10 Tea day. .ast
tselye hoo-s Once Caus arr~ q - Hsoss
var. frce ~ Cure suas~rss5 Ny uvixs~ssnz ssss
ugoufhy re~~e TIE cossn Lon whs1 weaken b.
o rspf growth.
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DICof>ps rKAcfICs.-THk NkpkzxsiosSD, fDa
IL merpa pupl In Ecosi. VI PaTt~. s1d uih o. s-s
hrsisd sur9sss o. Ola eiiy Drr conoAAn Asd srs
sansessd ''t.asna.r' = -. sp,ssAry - ~ ro"~. ~
RON nine " vrs. ana 'vpm Eve eight. sferfnx.. re
sbd sfs 70 A. as'tisd posiiss ~ r~NS ssa Asss
vro haze bee. shusd BIZ "vps>iArrH Goft9s-~s
no rsrg ", = ard aks sgs.s q 1s tans~c~s n~fa~
etAFisass a be dsy rely ksvng ucr
@1se;r.fy matter bs~ s1mpncssf syyrse -
erssreed ossrvss th- fssns bo~t d Nh rs<1p
ut@s, hicort tsss hssshsr rlb he s-a ssessx
rsuedes 81 tbs ga nsnt rorEscr serter IA are lr xs
Yr toe nspfn a1An 81 p~.isrs. n p-fSr ssrs SAFE
EicrsS'a prl1fcs n sstual j>ssnx~re1s 90 uyto~u
only Fsisf q syss- rnsh1Rs s.pday a Gre ~fh
sssy ~ ne on~s1uorf r~<rgrtssf w sspre~,
De I'D snsTlt>Al ara haxss1as
such giesIds = sGes a. srrry sahsss srSsa - as
n<o grfn IN ssrry fnssanes ft~ sst<sssss ssHAEsnte
r,ttftnAfAi ssTof1br~ ss<-rrsi sn4 fse~~s~
taxed s-siv = ry--srp I'D lwprrrsi ss~ n ns~<
sd hNsttea efarrt ss~rxef1i TfeNssss ~ saes
no 70 - - tssrsrriy eetnI fvH -
A. rrk.frs q. utssf.wu ~
tesatsl,l as q. -. - 49,.
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9TEHTIOF or rhh LADIES - nBQUEsrsD TO A
are o o q s%S pa,eo..s rsess sale. w
w q apr a s ss . nss as. three
' -" rs1ss i EosEsrs IT, SO srosdway
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT or HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
kechie Ac 3c arussels po,r aoritan vs.ncisaass
nrurs Its In ges, variety Imported s.prss, ios the aa
OF collars aud sieeves made from enirey
s'' Us ssoaa
ATP. COLES, sss BRoADOAy, TWO DOORS ABOVE
trpeh ana sssii prins snsrod.is. &C., @ssAsr w,S
@ ssS su Ss
ID TRExEsDous BAnGAIss ron raE HOLIDAYS.
s ssps s, 70 iii an. sir sass's'::
Original prices lrsm 50 10 SD
f-Au s III s1o.a1 ms.'A''1'
QLACK CULTURE LArEs-sIx CARTOONS, Alt
widths, just received Ladies viii d. well e eau early on
Monday morning. fsTEa hobEaIS q q.
RRvssRIs POINT COLLARS AfD SLEEVES, ~ SETS,
ID do $40 esch point Do spoqnc, coli
Isressi roa Is up noai,on coisrs and s.s,ss . . Al
rs ssa 81 p.sss '' fsss
puLPrN's VELVET CLnAKs.
IL AL REDUCED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Bea .aas black y s ons velvet cloaks It S.
ts,is,n1, M "r,e ov from r. n'S Ia to $50
ESQ. BULPrN. s8i Broadway.
QRTsaEI6 LACEs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
y sS,ss 1PDnaus set, received ,s sy ae y a'as viii
punt and potD pAsuis, capas hAndkerchlcf courss
'-''' $500 MILLER GIANT, 81 Broadway
RRccHE LONG sHAwIs GALL WOOL. 81. 50. WORTH
Rich plaid alks Ca per yard, worth "a.
SILK velvets blankets ard hAnnels, very how.
OLIVER MOWBRAY, 19 Grand ST. corner Of Forsythc
and AZ Eiglth avenue, between SD and san susss
pLACK MORE ANTIQUE. ONLY 81 WORTH -
IL lArkt silks for evening dresses, only o..
Rich breads s!ks, oniy e "a per ynrd
and ~ Eighth avenue betw cen SD and 3slh srses
CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs.
~ Latest aud most approved styles Beautifully trimmed
RICH LYONS VELVET MORE Asrfau1 BLACK, CRAY AND
COLoRED CLOrAB
A full assortment ready, suitable for
CAKIsIMAs AND rEw \ EAs,S PRESENTS
At twenty i've psr cent
below the USUAL rklcss
Nos. 2A5, 257 40 aud 2jl irAnd sirees,
And new Nos. A AID ~ CAthArine street.
CLoAks. uo,,n .....
MOLYkEUX Ball, s. CANAL STREET,
has provided lar ge assortment Of
Cor eisfinp If
Rich emit roidered velvvt cloak-
Rich LIONS velvet coaks trimmed with MORE antique and
Heavy beaver velvet cloth Talmas. trimmed with Lyous
velvet
And large stock III
brown black cloh clocks Handsomely trimmed (wumD
suitable the westber and py sensible present
that be Tho season.
AND ALL At rAn BELOW rnE USUAL PRICE. ...
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DEODCED BHICEsi-50 LBS. BAGGAGE FREE TEN
~ cents H. excessNo extra meals
lsthInus for pA<seag,rs.-Four
ocean 70 ocean BY Panama RArmd Through fr Caisrnis
via Panama kAirosdThe unied Stacs Mail H,clmsaip
Company win cespAa Toe Aspn wsu ihar.dAy Dec ~
ut O'Clock prscscy, irvm pier foot of Warren sIeei
Capt y oggs. u y Navy Passengers and m-iis win he
forwarded by Pansma Railroad and connect Panams
the Pacific Mall SeaMship Company magnificent
GOLDEN AGE J. +. Watkins, commander which ~ n
readiness and leave Immediately Tor Frsncseo. Tue
Inc informed A tie b. =. "a. always have
more erta steamers bina s Panama ready for 10 avoid
possible desnnSon os pASset gers mails FOR
sppy TO J. W. hAYMOND - only once OF the companies
No. ". West stsce, corner WArfea, N. ".
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rI,O PRlSTEKS-FOR SALE, TIL ace DOUBLE CYLfS
sers drum cylinder press, of Nessrs. Hoe o.'
a. g. TAYLOR 4 co.
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WRONG SIZE or BROADWAY FOR HIGH PRICES
raht aide q Brsadwsy for low Prises-r CD, s,de Of
pies HouS Furnishing goods great variety. ROBERT
DAVIS ga and S46 Broadway northeast Of beacker
street.
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VlyHOfssAIE DRUG Esrhsl sHHRsT rOR saLg--
w be hrst ~ Jnnuart neI, W stuck. Rpot VII aud
bui6n nreqanei. Lease ~ ~ ni sst .8.i-i
dug h0pte ~ -1r,h.rn fsips Dpc 1ns1e
oasrsd or The ok h.fi vrnDri@-- .rsh u
asu.i inurd ~ est.nlhbmrr 81 hs kra ami der
pstN he bn-tfes- RI rfsre ~ mssinx
in.tle n'esr4sn 70 an approved pnrrhrsc- uic
vrnd POI flr'h-f rAriruisrs nqnrp of VaT
Luzt n, tos Green ~ich sre-t whn r~sie afasriss.
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AUPEkB SETS OF FUES AT oENIN's BAZAAR THE
- attention Of ladies' about purchase frs approach
Inc winter IN invited to hs splendid sta o. Ut 0eoin
Bazaar. The American nj improperly csle
Ne american sable and i anepss iusre and richness O
the mink at Genins have been sup s-ed
1he prce ct full set consisting OF ample ~ inchea
deco muf and cnls In elOO, which mo. fall be pro.
bounced lkGby cheap by LADY Who coiotsscur
In iurs and under stands thrf value
GEN1N's Bazaar st. Nicholas Hotel. SIS Broad var.
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~ AsAL tsistb ciAttFs
ARTISTS.
Mr.. George Jordan, from Bur
toD'r.
Mr.. charles BASS, of tin Park
lkcatre, iir.l appearances Ia
tlis city ~ Tour years.
Mr.. Harry liza from Wal
lAcks and Bnrtrn's.
NJ. John Dyoss, from Wal
lacks ard burt0n's.
Mr.. y y. Wemyss. from thu
Park Lheatre.
Mr.. 7: u. Johnslsn, from Bur
Mr. IT. xcDousll, from Broad.
vav.
Mr.. r. wsissn, frnm Pnn
oeis's theatre, l. ,ndon.
Mr.. George yhlsng, Madame
vesiris 4 theatre, f.oudon.
Mr. Thomas Chandler, Laura
keenc's Theatre. baltimore.
Mr.. 1hos. Price, from Bss,sn
theAire.
MIR. frod'k l.ys,er, from Nal.
Thlllon's Upsra COMPANY.
Mr.. Frank Trevor, from Wal
lacks.
Mr.. Prank Rca. from Wal.
lacks.
Mr.. Frederick q. King, from
Arch street. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Carpenter, from Arch al. !,
I'hIlAdaiphiA.
Mr.. Charles from Arch street,
ls.ifa l.I.t.l.
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A AAGNltl1gkr AksORrMkkr OF kIOH Fanny
N fnrs be lbnnd at LEvhY5 sore Maiden lane
rsns II all tho nDc medium grades snd
prices, under The ne vel
known 6kO b. kAWHUN, Agent. ~ Madam lana
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nr LANNON'S MEDICAL aDyfsxe AND NV.
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tr.sfnRs fA1 pres o. 70 sNsg-ArT ssa yrlk1
kgess si v f~snssss III ~ fr~ra A. l. AL
OBJ. X ~ kss1s ssss& 81 esf "a ssy nfN~avsy
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e.w 80 fres ~ aafs, csnai ssssss * BfoAs
vsr. ~ asFs
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81 an ssvn Il Asgy ps-~nsla,s s~rs.
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IDw,D X. COLLINS, IS Wan street. NY
BROWN, RulPLkY CO., liverpool
STRIP dEk kENNARD d d., n Austin rriars, London.
b, q. WAINWRIGHT 90, Paris
Tho Of hesc ahps with lot he accountable br god
silver buMon specie jswory, prec.ons METALS
ess bills osdng I'd Asreor. snd hs value thereof
therein expressed.
shippers plaass TAXA note that the sps OF ais
any goods con1aband OF
An ausrs through he post onice any oh,r will
De returned.
koricr The day Of departure II this line from Ne York
for 1865 viii be Saturday commencing January I'D
alternate saturday; and from Liverpool, "Wednesday,
menctnx Jan. Is, and every alternate Wednesday.
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DAFfs MfLLINERY.AT COsr.-C. BELL CO, NO. =
Catherine street offer % the ladies' an uneqnslei AZ
Of winter price, Every descripua
81 bannes DO found here Of such VARIETY TINT cannot fA
10 attract attention N. BIhe late style of basque
WRIT pstIerns cut by measure, aud wArranted % 1t.
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CLOAKs AND NANrLEa,
~ Reduced In price.
HhAkN BkUrHERS, AS Broadway.

CAMBsIC EMBRoIDERE~ HANDKERC sIErs, oalL.
~ drens do. with embroidered corners. black do
hsinstch gananen, ~ 30
iess sb % imposoo boa derei do.
ceiys from auction, PEER RDBsnlS q CO.,
S75 Broadway.
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us1RALIA INDEPENDENT LivE-THE CLfPPEi.
n snip MAnDAkiN, has ing been detained BY the
her, VIII receive goods until lucsday nigh, and sa Wei
resday 18th nSi. shippers will
seDd In heir bi Of adina ad clear their goods AZ e
Custom house Two cabin passengers be laken
applied for a, GocDKoE. ARKELL ELLIOT,
y Pc arf