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Sunsiries--.rus Received.
DRIED PRUNEs, fres!. and good, s cts.
~ per ponnd;
40 600 Percussion Caps, different kinds;
20 dozen Bath Bricks
do. Olive Oil tpnrel
12 do. Browns Essence Ginger;
Is Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper ;
5000 FL Capitolia segars, fine flavor;
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches;
200 bottles Citrit Of Magnesia
so do Dry Lemonade. at
juneb BOGEL'S Drug Store.
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House Furnishings.
M ATER Cisterns, Drirpers and Ewers
w oval octagon and colored Hail Lamps
enam .lled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket-
ties: c,st iron and earthen Spittoons oval,
square and Gothic Walters: salvers and
Tea T,ays Lamp Globes; slimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters
comn, IN Yankee ditto; common. wooden,
Burnis ned, Brittania and silver plated Ia
Bile Ca tors, at MoNrAn Il HuGuEr.
mays. Church street.
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Medicines
Wlaislxex.

JUST RECEIVED a LOT OFa OLD
u MOSDNGAHALA RYE WHISKEY''
and for sale in bulk or retail low for cash
nj. q. BRYAN,
may23. N. e. Cor, Court House square
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lust OPENING at the fUID CHEAP ssTgHE1
u down town, q full assortment fall goeds,
which viii be sold as usual Mt tiie tnwest figures
The rev stock IL nov complete, and eutnpes4a of
the tyllow ng desirable Ehods.
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no M NJ i TIC q.
E,Ts n SIS 600 lD q

French ditto. tlnsline de Laine; Berege de
t.alne. Wersted Scotch plaia English Merine
French Merints Ginehamsi popelinss. Black
sllks. fancy Plaid and Striped Eilkbi / Florence
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Repun,,cmn Primary Election.

GENIAL COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR 1857 CHOSEN.
Last evening between the hours Of and s. the repub.
nean voters met their respective wards TO choose i've
members TO General Com ntiee for the year 1857, and
Two delegates Young Mems General Com mtoe Tor
the sane year.
There much interest manifested, and all pSsse,
on quietly. II was noticed tina, mary vel, known Know
Ncthings attended the meeting, and 10 several instances
toey we're put upon okcts In Leo the unexpected
strength Of Fremont party ri tho last election, and
the OF tn. Know Nolhngs, have made the lat
Ger anxious fo-rnsr. the General
COMMITTEE Of this year was respectable bo5y, and
superior 10 the general Of werd politicians bat
tor year, n isto he feared. mary tave been
elected ~nose lmes should have bs.n struck OIL toe
ticket Tie Old Mems Committee chosen last night really
have Gil lne power, enc Young Mems Committee bosg
merely an honorary body, Of sort CT I'M aencs We
have not Tor the OF the delegates exc this
xnoInng the curious will have TO content themselves
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NlarrleSi.

THIorsoE-GIrS-On tuesday, Dec. %, q 81. Haytho-
omews CT urch In this city by toe Rev Samuel n. Cook,
Mr. L. 6. TnIoisoS 70 Miss EMMA aIESs, both Of this
city.
Rrns-PHsIs.-On Tuesday, Dec. 23, by the Rev DR..
Osborn, CBAs THO RuBrx TO ANNIE f. PHlLrs, younges.
daughter Of Or Jas. L. Phelps, all Of this city.
MADDoCK-RoDGnRs On saturday, Dec 90 In James
street church, by the Rev Bremen JANIS MADDOX to
Mise MANY R0DGKRs both Of this city.
knsAN-BATBa-On Tuesday, Dec 49, By the Rev. Geo.
L. Prenlss, GRENynII KrSAa TO MARY j. daughter OF
the lA.e John H. Bates, all OF this city.
BARkIH-WHTB On Tuesday morning. Dec 49, by the
Rev Mr. White, at the North Baptist church, Port Rca
mond, s. L. Mr.. CALVIN BARKER 70 Miss NARY A. WHITE,
both Of Caatleton, =. l.
RAsHrArsE-RoF On Sunday Dec. Il, ct Mansfield,
Conn, by the Rev Dr. Atwood ut his res idence NJ An
rHosY RAHYrAuiH Of Brooklyn, N. T., 10 Miss JrnA Z.
Ron OF the former place.
PmIs-BCxGKR.-At Staten Island, on Tuesday, Dec.
o. by the Rev. 4. p Wilds, Jusrrs NJ PHRLrs OF New
York. TO Miss PREHE j., youngest daughter OF tee late
David II. Burger.
Hotel, Sy rAcuse the 18th Dccen Der, by the Rev
b Canheld Mr.. Isaac r. UPros. OF New YORK, 10 NARY
QrkIY eldest daughter Of Ira Garrison, ESQ. Also,
the time and place. and by the same, Mr. 6rokGs
BssRHIr. OF Oswego, 10 onSs second daughter OF Ira
Carbon, Esq.
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The Asxsisnt Trt ssurer OF 81 Louis advertising for
,ac lreaury drafts on New York, in sums Of 81, 500
s5 Coo at premium OF 4 OF per This Ia entering
into competition with the regular "exch,nge" houses In
81; Louis and Is much complained Of there.
The steamship Canada, at Haitian from Liverpool
srngs nine Gays later from all parts OF Europe
The financial and commercial accounts do MOI vary mate
ray IRON those received by the previous steamer The
cotton ma ket steady In prices but active. Broad
siuns were depressed The market dull and the ten
dency OF prices downward. Consos were quoted ii "a
per esn, for the account Money was IN active demand
whou. change IN rates The quotations for oousols on
tho I'd Of December were sItk aei for the account
The circular OF DC Coppst Co., prepared Tor trans
mission abroad by the steamship Africa from this por,
for Liverpool "wednesday gives the follow.
ing review Of The bond and stock market
STATE stocks There has been but little activity in these
securities IN general Virginia os have, pever,h sless
syon rise 70 transactions OF some Importance closing al
i ur cent deciae aao California lis. 1875 WHICH
aiIer havrg isiea per cent, close ~ per cent al
vanoe.
cry ana county bonds are dull, withou, any particular
transncsions 10 notice
Ratosd bonds There has been decided ick nr ant
nation AZ we'll on the sock. Exchange M outsiis I'M
nols UcntrsIs with smaller business have advanced
10, cent some New YORK Central SIS have been iooe
al well sustained prisss. Them B" been rre Of per
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Boars. OF Alslcruoers.
The Beard met evening-tse rsesscn, In the chat

The Beard met last cvening-tsc rscsfcni In the chair
Tfr ROOSEVELT
A petition Was received from the resEeuls Of Brook
fyn property and others asking the Bridge
and Roosevelt stree; ferries be communist Refer
rod TO the Committee on Ferries.
WIDENING 90 ssTogra srRExT.
The pet3nn OF the Governors OF the New York Hosp
cal rerpon rsopg agsinsttbe widening Of WORTH street
wss referred ~ the ConEi.lce on Streets
The report to increase Tie salary OF Nc Siicl Scr.
Geznat arrls OF the Board Of Councmen from 500
Ilre pepa,,;nout Commissioners, was adopted.
yheieport 70 lease tour lce q sro,ns rsaning from
tav nrsi otiiy second ss'e.s ana foans ana fa.n
nnAi OF 81 long the premises Aha tc used tor
the purpose In question said lease to BE- cancelled wseu
70 pa Swtenv and John HACK each slo9 ior loss
Of horse through apier adopted.
ssUf-Es.
Alderm ryczss sgan presculei reports relation
q procuring steam erctac, tor tho the
city. The report concurs with toe Counclncn, and was
Ilrspsx "a rRornrY owSrFS-EsroEr o. 1Hs c0xayrrvx
tzrA'rs aso srrrIirs, wao nEsrAw o. ilsfiSa
H0shrf y rCurivK nEPAtrnsSrs
Inc report OF tue Committee pepNrs and supplies,
rcsptcing charges against the late Commissioner Of tns
street Department presented ~ Alderman facEsr.
The repor, favor Of cirecins the Comptroller TO
settle b or Ion. Mo for fencing lots In Forty fourth
Fo,,S sh ,,sss. I, e rs,s o. sis ner ioo, ia.s.s Or
81 ~ charged In this case the facing OF property
adjoining appears TO have .een divided INTO different o,s
al go, or less by tho se street Comms.oner 10 evate
tbc charter The comnNee report 10 reduce chsgss
the air and legal rate Nr Clare hal eleven Of the
profitable Jobs In question, and James Furey,
the street Commissioner. signed the exorbitant
bills Tho committee sncr abiding 10 the vio-
tation OF the charter n these jobs, remark
This only az hundred similar bore properly
are plundered BY The AIS OF nomretelL unfsif
and unprincpled public officers 70 reward pocsi fsyoes
Your committee despair Of andsg honesty Ia executive
nry dishonesty end corruption, and trials in
haze become for the uf Interested parties
~ Displays legal eoauence and e Of legal technical
the the gh minded and honest of the
community; and be ~ sooner or Letter mus terminate In the
DISASTROUS consequences TO the cay government
Adermsn CLANCY moved 10 strxs out the above clause
NJ the neport because 1t reflected, az he though,
Justly city officials. THIS motion was Inst and tue
port was adopted by msiorhy vote of l3 toS -
UNDERGROUND TErxGpAPHs Sc
The report OF the committee In svor 81 laying the tele
graph wire eoder ground In the city OF New York
AGAIN taken NJ and Goncurred In.
Several reports from the Board OF Couacilmen for
grading paying bills, &C, were brought up aod
ourred In.
Alderman Fox moved TO take up the report % the
Union Ferry Company but Il being too late votei
down.
The B,ard then sdiourned to Friday ats o'clock
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Weather Reports.

PHiLAbftFhIA, Dec. 70, Is5b.
Ire weather IL intensely cold here.
WAsAsGroS, Dsc. 23, 1865.
This 10 the coolest morning OF the The thor
DeUe;er, in sheltered position 1t O'Clock, reg stored
caiy twelve degrees II must have beea about
zero IN some farts OF the city The wind 10 blowing stiff
~ from the north
BALTIMORE Dec. 20, 1856.
The weather is intensely cold, and falling. Tue
thermometer a. O'Clock this morning registered four.
ten, and III III O'Clock eghts cen Dove zero.
ALBANY, Dec. 23-1 p. n.
Il hAs been enowing here since eight clock last
NJ. The Cincinnati train, due ~ nine O'Clock tnis
morning, IL not yet IN. No New York mail had arrived
Poughkeepsie II noon The weather Is getting very
<old
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Sales Of Canadian were oon1nedno email lots, without
SS Within Il. snSs
above quotations Rye flour aud corn meal were steady
and prces unchanged. Wheat was firmly held, but IN
to operate; hence the transactions confined 70
sorae 1000 600 bushels. including Illinois red at
was held at 81 So western spring and faaukie club
were nominal. Corn-The sales were limited to about
10000 H. 600 bushels, including Western mixed ct
69c 7oc. from store, and TO delivered, and 76c for
white and yellow Southern Rye quiet at sc. 9cc.
Oats and barley were unchanged.
COFFEE The sales embraced 2, 200 bsgs Rio at &c.
1chc; 200 do Muracabo At 1l7sc., and 90 do. Java Of
Hhc. VIM. Scott In his circular Of this date, says
The heavy receipts Of RIO durns the past week n,a
have brought forth offers both from specustors and from
tho trade whilst low kinds much neglected as for
200 Parhian brought 1o1ac, four months ex ship.
Holders firm at present quotations. but buyers appear
CorTos fhe market was about l,c better, with sale,
Of about 500 bales based upon m.ddns uplands, ct
l21lc., and New Orleans do, at 1850
FREGHs- To Liverpool about 20 600 bushels wheat In
bulk were taken at ed some -four at L. ga cotton q
SGD. and ECO boxes bacon at 2cs. To LondA, 100
boxes bacon 3os. To Glasgow grain .. Cd l0d.,
and dead weight 81 sos To Hxyre cotton oil 10,
NAVAL sroRIs-sales Of about 500 bbls spirits urpen
tine made at 43c. cash $50 do in good shipping
order, Tat 431sc. sncc held al 44c. Crude WAS un
changed About 500 bbs common rosin were sold at
81 co per $40 lbs dell vered.
ons.-Iinseed continued IN good request, with
sriced saes, account Of tae rmness Of holders On
spot uM neld ~ &c SIC. WuAie sp3fm Were
inactive, and prices without charge o. moment
PROVISIONS -Pork-Tbe sales counted up about 300 q
400 barrels Unfolding old mess At sle l2k $40 Is. and
new do. ii SO 6212 Beef continued In good demand
and Arm, With sales OF about 200 800 barrels including
country prime At 50 90 S. and $40 $l2 Tor moss do
Prime mess and beef bans were quiet and nominal Cat
meats quiet &C. 7kc for shoulders and &c.
loc for hams lard heavy, with sales oil $50 barrels
and terces nj 12Hc Butter inactive ana prices
changed Cneese Vas at &c. q 1910 and arm.
RRAL ksTArK -Saoreg and lots Nos 12S and l2s West
street gold together 4oaoo $500 ot stn oniliings
fly second street, Eleventh avenue 25xll8 $3.50;
FIFTY nrst street Eleventh avenue, 25xc6, $3.50;
leasehold property in Ekhtoeah street, near Eleventh
avenue, slto.
RICE sales OF about 100 tierces made at SIC.
sc, with aogmentng stock
srGAIs were quiet The sales were confined to 100 q
200 bids In lots, at o.. IS boxes at go, and
1877 do. on private terms.
wHsnsY-ssics O. about 400 500 barrels were re-
ported at 3oc., with ANAL lots al 305sc
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FIRE AT SARATOGA SPRrNas-This morning.
abs VI O'Clock, the large boarding house kno "a ~
Prospct Mansion, la the village OF Saratosa Sprinr,
was discovered TO be hre the flames spread rapidly
and In short space OF time the entire building - In
heap Of ruins. The Mansion estimated 10 ns 20 Seen
worth $1,000, upon which there IL an insnr,sce at
So COO 1he greater part OF the furniture war ssv4
The building -as owned and occupied BY Df Strong =
<ndng Jcutgdl, Dee. "a
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cent On nnoIs Central FreelAnd bonds with privilege
but with very limited transactions.
Railroad shares are the only securities which continue
animated There has been good demand for Illinois
at an advance OF y, In Reading Of In New York Cen.
ual OF X in Cleveland and Toledo OF ", In Milwaukee
and hissssippi Of x, and In Gsens ana 0nlcseo per
cent also In Panama at q decline Of l, and Michigan
Southern Of " and In Chicago and Rock Isanc without
change Michigan Central and In Crosse and MILWAUKEE,
quoted CT dividend.
Money 10 in very active demand al and even higher
for loans call Paper abutant 81 10 H. accord
ing to class and length.
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In upction Against the D9ppseton Insurance
COss.pssny--fhe SQUAD Steamers, az.

COssspany-- rhe soa,si Steamers. NJ.
BosroS. uec 80. 1855.
The Supreme Court has placed ten porsry injunction
upon the Appleton Com psny OF this city, upon
application of the Board OF Insurancs
who seRe that To further progress will be hazardous TO
Tie community. hearing will take place Saturday
The passengers by the Fall Pver line reached this city
m good season this morning. The Norwich boat from
New York had not arrived IL 8 A. NJ.
heavy snow storm was encountered on the Sound
lat Dlghi.
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Loss Sf the Schooner Julia Frances.
Cars ISLAND, Dec. -, 1856.
The schooner Julia Frances, from Beaufort for New
York, wnh naval stores, in collision with
Known steamer Sunday night. The schooner sunk
Sbossy afterwards the succeeded In reaching
hghtshp, and were brought here by pilot boat The
steamer went on her way without stopping
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srCgR BOARD,

PBuLA DELPHIA Stock BOARD
PiuLaDEt Dec ~. 1856
Stocks sesdy Pennsylvania 81, ~; Reading Railroad,
AZ; Long Island Railroad, Ia Morris CAaal las;
Penasy wanna Railroad, IT..
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TREMBLING, NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESS. DYsrkr,
sa and al diseases caused by suggishness IN netnrSi
functions bowels heart brains liver Ac cured and re-
animated by Dr. wEBBERs sanguiher and sreng 70 oase
health given TO the debatee Sud price ~ 90 a. az nov"
err kalfprice
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Des,vuotlve Fire m 81. LouI,


81 LOUIE, Dcc <o 1000.
Theelteuslve soap and candle factory OF Scnaufer
90, burnt last night Loss $4,000. Insurance NOT
e0
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mirrors, perfume bcNes travelling nasks ivory and
shell brushes and combs and assortment o. tolla
goods. Also, Just received larr" supply ~ the gcnunl
Latin extracts Bowery drug store, No lIs.
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cure Your Cough--tsc CampI,cIi's Syrup
Of tor ami Wild cherry. Twenty i've cents n bottle.
CAMrBEIL'k Eighih avenue ssd twenty eighth street
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The Best AmbrOtype pes and DaguerreOtypes
taken the EvEREII Gallery, 423 broadway Prices
from City cents upwards.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-Sales OF 26 bbs pots were made, at INC
BRxADsruf1s -Elour-Iuring Change was known
hat the CapAds below at Halifax, with later foreign
news which tended TO check operations the ransac-
tons confined to 5000 600 bbls, ct about the
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NEW ORLEANS, La, DEC, 1856.
~ o. o wooDMAN, Professor Of CHEMISTRY has as
power for he oack cure Of Coughs COLDS influenza whoop
ing cough bronchitis and all diseases and complaints
This wonderful remedy has cured Ees:eas who
fneas diseases the lungs threat and chdrea afflicted
10 GsSsn s & d for genera
asa mas WOO IA Sa% eraRy rxpEcroRAsr
II truly the most astonishing discovery in medical science
Ttmed he cough entirely and he eln snf
weak ana emacaea psSont ,a strong and ROBUST j. ,h
throat and lungs gives nou-semen and strength 70 the en-
WIN sss s q
end good condition q body quicker than the most
he this cherry expecsoran used the paSen begins
specmen bottles Of this remedy at No. ls2 Full
where the coDsgmptives and those asIsd w
hr9s ss or lung sse q psr s sos 70
o o. wooDMAN New Orleans, La,
Proprietor at the r. Il. r. Office l62 Fulton street
rrHE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURES
@sS SSsa No
MUM at the late fair q the american institute.
Toys, DOLLS AND GAMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
q every variety and sold 81 Rogers extensive oayas
month. H. =. ROGERS, No 400 Broadway.
velve. Vests.
Velvet Vests,
Velvet Vest,
Velvet Vests,
Velvet velvet yes,s y yeye: y ssss.
Velvet Vests, Velvet yess,
Velvet Ness, Velvet Vests,
y yeyet vests yess ve eyss y yesS
Velvet yess Velvet Vests.
at k EyaSsi.
!: 4 T ssx$ss sss
Gs and s. Fulton street,
Soand y ~, Futon aas street
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Meade BrOthers' Gifts,-PhOtOgraphs Da-
,uer reotypes; lasting souvenirs. 233 Broadway.
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Daguerrean Artist Gone Mad.-FOur
photographs for a dollar That man FARRAND at No 3O7
broadway performing wonders Go and see his establish
Ineni.
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FuTs -Elsgssst and Costly Furs, Fasci-
Woostcr streets
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Buy Your Children's Holiday Hats mt
BANTA - corner of Canal Wooster streets They
be ulifl articles for presents.
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Furs-- X nOx Is the only Dealer who Is Sell
ing this low prices No 22 Broadway.
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Eoliovay's Ointment nnd Ptils,-Wtih these
marvellous remedies al hand need suffer they act
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Holiday Presents.-BacOn's, 2OS 30 very -
Ambrolypes, 20S Bowery unsurpassed DUB Bowery fifty
cents, 20s Bowery magnificent rooms, aS Bowery.
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Sulcrd,d Christmas Rook,-

For she Holidays -EIegant Embroidered
French plat and fine bosom shirts all Sizes al MOODY
a wIaANs', 3l5 Broadway.
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White Teeth aud Ssin.-Joncs' italian
soap, 2s erupis chspyed skin; 1safonts li,uid
aabaser, natural white for lsdiea skin, cleans teeth az
BO~ery.
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Boys Caps Of all Kinds OF Present FASH
ions, at GENIN'S, No. N4 broadway.
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Beebe & Co., 1J6 BrOndway.-Hats for the
holidays Of every desirable pattern and fabric.
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Infants and Children's Fancy Winter Hats,
brilliant assortment imported and Manufactured for the
oldayA GESlN No. ia Broadway.
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a Splendid Christmas Book
The editor OF the New York Herald says Of
GOUDklUH's COURT Or NAPoLEUN:-
II Is without a rival Tor tie holidays.
Price $l2 50.
DEkBY 1 JACKSON, publishers, ll9 Nassau etree
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go Cent Ambrotype Lil<enesses with Case,
beautifully coored, at KIM8ALS Original and only cheap
picture factory, 347 Broadway.
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Genin's superb Festival Hats. for Christ
and New Years Calls No 24 Broadway.
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Charter Oak Charms, Crosses, Sleeve But
2c, mounted gold. Sold Only by WIN. s. TAR
BELL, jeweller, 39J Broadway.
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Under aInlehts, Gloves. Crsvats, Scnrfs.
ties shirts collars &c suited this SEASON. In great variety,
wholesale and retail shirt aud furnishing
store 269 Greenwich street corner OF Murray
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VICHf SHE OF MT NUVtFUH.-J.
UBRIEYs last auction takes place at III A. this
day, At his store, 33 Maiden lane. JOSEPH HEGEMAs,
Anctioneer This IL a chance but seldom wa-b1ying
choice auction Every article warranted repre-
scented.
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CuIbert Bros hers have Watches for IIol
Gold .nd Sll.er Watcher. Diamond II

presen Cubert Brothers have ewey for holiday presens.
tulbe Brothers silver for holiday presents GU
brothers have fancy articles for holiday presents
CULBEkf BROTHERS, lS5 Canal ST.
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KnOx's Fascinating, FaultIess and FASH
ionabls festival Price dollars No. 22 Bro sdway
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Furs.-Capes, NictOriDcs, Tain,ns, Muffs
and In Elegant presents for children. BANTA
corner Of Canal and Wooster streets.
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and lewe'ry and silver forks &C. for sale ~
holesale aud resi less than the usual prices by GEO
G. ALLEN, importer OF watches and lewery IL Wall street,
second Door, Broadway.
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Eurs.-Ladies, aud Chilarcn's Furs, Gen
fur col and gloves Fascinating arcIes for
senls. BANTA, OF Canal aud Wooster streets.
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Furs, Furs, Furs-At Whites, las Fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau tents hats at 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Genin's Travelling Caps, OF Fur, Cloth. &c.
New designs No. 2l4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

For the Heiidays-New styles English
sears elegant crayas ties gloves, hosiery ac al MOODY
a MlGGANS', 3l5 BT0ad~Ey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Genin's Festival Hats for Young Men.
No. pa Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

clsret port sherry, Madeira Malaga susCet vines
codais kc, Jamaica scotch and Irish WHISTLES.
GNDhRhll.L \ AATTEhsoN s 40 BRONZE street. corner
OF frosty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Christmas ETojfs, Family Teas, Groceries,
Ac for sale IN and a. prices 10 salt 10 FOWLEhs
30 and rs Greenwkb street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Chapped Flesh, Eruptlons, Washing In
fants shaving, emoent healngs JONES Italian soap only
"a, at 2Q2 Boxery Jones coral hal. oil -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Genin's Fcstal Presents
For Gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Genin's Soft Hats, for Gentlemen, Youths
and boys All new styles No. 24 Broadway.