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RAIL ROAD HOTEL &
BY JOHN r. NICHOLSON. s -

VNElE Subscriber respectfully Informs his friends
i and the public generally that his HOUSE,
known rs the Railroad HOTEL opposite the Ghes-
ter Depot is still open for the reception Of regi-
lar and transient boarders and the travelling pub
lie; and that he is making every exertion 10 de-
serve and secure continuance Of the kind and
liberal patronage which has been hitherto extend
cd to him. He fntters himself that every needed
arrangement has been made to promote the COM.
fort of all who stop with him. His rooms are al
ry and wel-furnished, his servants are attentive
and obedient, and lis table constantly supplied
with the best of the season, SO that his friends
will not want any attention necessary TO make
their sojourn pleasant and agreeable. His stables
are furnished with good hostlcrs and an abnn-
dance of provchder, and lie is prepared at mo I
ments notice to supply bis customers with prsyateS
conveyances of every sort, to any part of the sur
rounding country. - b zssst
psA- Boarders furnishing their own lodging win
be boarded at $40 per month"; e. : *
He desires to return his ackno3ledgements TO
the public for past fayors, and solicts for the f
ture an equally liberal share Of patronage. - !.
JOHN Il. NICHOLSON. q.
march 20 s'.eF. i. l2 5fs ss,Es'-JS If - .
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BARDER5NGl

TTNHE ECo-partnership hcretnfNre cAiSting between
l. the undersigned and ALBERT HENDERSON
in the BARBERlNG BUSINESS has been dis
solved, and | take this medium to inform my
friends, customers and the public generally, that
will still continue the business in all its branch
es at the old stand, one 'lonr West Of the ENQUI-
RER OFFICE, where | will be prepared at nil
reasonable hours to discharge my duty as faith-
ful public servant. TOM BALLARD.
July 81 81 Ito
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NEW PAPER.
YORK DISTRICT CHRONICLE.

VJyHE first number of this paper, devoted to
l. State-Rights, irrespective of National Poll,
tics. will be issued in Yorkville about the 10th Of
AUGUST. The paper will be neatly printed,
weekly, with entire new material from the Foun-
dry Of L. Johnson & Co., Philadelphia, at Two
DOLLARS per annum.
Such friends as have enlisted their services in
our behalf will please transmit the names Ct SUBJ
scrihers to us by the time above named.
A large edition of the first number will be prin-
ted, affording good opportunity to those wishing
to advertise.
THOMAS J. ECCLES, Editor.
July 81 81 1t
~ The Columbia Times. Charleston Mercury,
and Charlotte Democrat, will please copy times.
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D1Ep-In this District, on the Sd instant, MA
RY REBECCA, infant daughter of ID. Lorraine
and Jane NJ. Swami, aged II months and Il days.
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9glnsntd.

MARRIEp-On Thursday, 3lst ulhmo, oy he';
s. L. Watson, Mr.. JAMES Il; hAhf6n anu
M;ss pAULINA NJ. TURNER, all of this District.
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IHE COLLABORATION PAMPHI,E.

Containing full account, of the King Noun
tain Celebration, the addresses of ColS JOHNS.
PRESTON and Mr.. BANCROFT, the etterso
distinguished gentlemen, and large addenda by.
way of Appendix, may be had at the ENQUIRER
of G. r. RATcHFonp, ADAMS, McConKEE,& Co..,
or L. BbooMBEnG & Bro. Price 95 eents. The;
members of the several Committees are requested
to call for their copies. So -; - Z, ,ls
April II 49, s.ss.H 3. &.
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nOSITIvE NOTICE.--The undersigne

DOSITIVE NOTICE.--The undersigned
l. is compelled to call upon all persons who are
indebted to himself individually. or to the firms
of LIP. SADLER & Co., and SADLER, STOWE
& Co., to make immediate settlement. The de-
mands upon him are pressing and must he met
He hopes his friends will promptly respond to this
reasonable request, and save him from the resort
to an unpleasant necessity, which is really neon
ly alternative. l.. P. SADLER.
June 10 .r-,,..- 25A 49,, If =
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DURE SIENNA FIGS.--A pleasant and
Il effcctual remedy for costiveness and nervous
headache. For Sale by -
L. P. BARNETT & co.
July II 20 - If
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naa. The friends of A. WHYTE, ESQ.,, respect
fully announce him as Candidate to represent
York District in the next Legislature.
March 81 l3 te
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application will be made at the
~ next Session of the Legislature, to incorpo-
rate the Bethel Brass Band, and to attach the
same to the 34th Regiment. Also for leave to
attach persons residing in the 46th Regiment to
the Union Light Infantry Company of the Bath
Regiment, S. c. NJ.
July 81 81 6m
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Contrary TO the apprebepsons entertained month or
two sgo the tonnage IRON The Schuykn and I<high
gions ", in the aggregate S6b33 tons in excess Of
the produce Of the regions last year. In other
sections Of the State The increase last years bust
ness Ia, doubt much greater than is IN the two old
regions, from which our information is tosraoy exact
The coal product Of the Stale for year 1885, sup
pose, will be from six and a half 70 seven millions
Of TONS Of the estimated value, boats and cars, OF
aboptI welve millions OF dollars.
We nd In the ,ttle Rock Democrat the bill conveying
the land granted by Congress- to the State Of ARKANSAS
railroad purpeses the Fulton and Cairo Company
rho gran. Ia very liberal terms, and, In the
opinion Of Demora, tho early completion OF
road The provisions of the bill similar 10 thore
that which granted the public lands from the State of
Illinois the Illinois Central Railroad Company, with the
exception that 1t provides that aer tho rosd ID com
pleted shall declare dividends or ten per cent
shall pay the treasury OF the State two and half per
cent annually We regard the Cairo and Fulton Of
he important uncomp eted roads in the country Il
Is Important not only 70 ArkAnsas-whose wealth will
double moment il competed-but to all other parts
OF the country. aGrcas connecting ink between the
lakes and The Southern seabosrd. The road through
Texas from Galveston NORTH fat progressing towards
the southern terminus OF the Fulton road with which
form . connection. Tho completion Of this line from
tho Mississippi opposite CA!ro to the Gut Of Mexco viii
important in the history Of the railroads Of this
country.
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Birth.
WALLACE On Thnrsday, Dec IL the lady OF Mr. VIII
iAs WALLACE late Of the Untsd States navy, Of son


hoGpnS-RnILY THURSDAY evening. Doc. IL. by
the Rev. y. Wiley, rector OF olrist church Mr.. JoRn
nesuHR 70 May, eldest daughter Of Mr. John Rotiy AL
Of tnis city.
KKrros-GooDamG AT Trinity chapel on Thursday
evening, Dec IL, By the Rev. Dr Western Mr. JossrH
KssroS Of Chicago, Illinois, 70 Miss sAzAH LoumA Coop
nneE Of This city.
oburcn. N this city. by sno Rev steDben a. rynga
JoEs HowAEo Bswlsr E-q son Of Thomas Bewcy Rsq..
tf whtechurch county, pusn MxRierrx daughter OF
tho lao ID. AIonzo Booth, Esq OF this city.
1rHb papers please copy
WItsos-huRkAy TN Thursday evening Dec. H. by
the Rev VIM Robinson, AIsIASpsRC G. WILSON 10 GlIprrs
daughter OF James " Murray, Esq
Nnwnt-JosssoS.-onT Thursday, Toe. IL, by tho Rev.
A p. Van 6cison, FsBnnncK W. NsvulL 70 HAsMsr
youngest daughter Of Prmenas Johnnon all Of Brooklyn
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Al soon AZ tho capital is made full. tue road Of the
company viii stand, permanently n 49, 900, and the
bnk capital ct $it0o0o Tho company has no doatpg
debt Tho bond debt amour b 70 only 326l 7t7, whilst
q single item OF It's investments holds S3ls 500 OF
Southwestern Railroad stock, which has always paid
eight per dividend The reserve fuod OF the Central
Company Ia Sil8 $50 o.. This fund Is subject,
the LIST day Of April next 10 the Of s2s ooo
OF line from Gordon 10 Eatonon ana also to such depre
citation may exist In tho stock and bond assets Of The
o. mpany.
Out Of the numerous copper companies Inst have been
introduced into Market and since passed out Of sight
only the following are brought TO mind -
The Adventure, Albion. Aztec, Asomah, Bay State.
Carp River Dana, Eagle, Fulton Forest Glen, Hdmbod
Hazard Howard, Msnassa, Medora, Onon sgon, Webster
Winthrop, shaw nut and roltec The live quoted
As toto ss:-Copper Falls 1, Phon,x ~; Nebraska
~ Northwestern, p Huron, "a; sAr, 8; Norwich,
an Silver Steel an; Pewaoic, Az; Isie Royale, 6A
Quincy, ~; Rocklano 81 Minnesota, s6l and Pitts
burg 22Sh per share.
TIE following the a,o1rs Of lur1sey, In eet survey
ed in bangor during Nc Of 1885, compared with
the amount surveyed dur,ng 1864 and $780,
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NATFhptN, Dtc, I8-XP. "
Flour-Tne market nrmer and with the turn Of
pricse avo ucier for 10 good grades OF
sNate and weeern brands. There moro active
aemand wilh Of shoot 10, 900 bbls iucudng
good sa ri % 20 % 20. and .; 90 Is 20 10 for
extra. Wheat ARMY held which checked sscs.
II trsr.astoxs connsed 10 about 10000 IS 90
bushels including red Illinois, nj 81 81 aud southern do.
ai ~ 20; wesern ~bne do, 81 81 90 q 81 20. PORK
Sales Of 400 500 bbs NADIA including old meea
81 sle s6k SO IL and new do II SIC 5eH s1e 62n
Cotton was IN better demand, with more doing Toe
market closed arm - IKE sor middsg upssds and a
1880 tor New Orleans do. whlskcy-sAss Of 400 300
bbe. we're made 81 o3hc.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER c,AL.
NJ O. EY MARK r. r.

EafURDAY, Dec is 2 n.
rht stock msrke, show iisns OF weakness this morn
ing The amount Of ca'h stock pressing for sale was
quite large aud lower prices ruiod throughout A, the
frat board Illinois Central bonds declined z per cent
rsnsms, X; New York Central, 4; Erie, X; Hudson R
YER, u; Reading. 4; Michigan Central, X; Michigan
southern, Cleveland and Toledo Il Cbcsso and Rock
Island, X; IA Crosse and Milwaukee, l. Every sto,k
.old shows falling Cd from yesterdays pricea II viii
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dsc. Is, 1855.
ocss heavy Pennsylvania 6's, "a; Reading Railroad,
:; hcrris Canal, l6x Long Island, l2ss; Pennsylvania
road, A74.
A0BHI, Dec. r. 1855.
S,on Sales Of the week, "a, COO bales. Receipts,
o. bales. Stock, $4,000 Increa,e Of receipts over
dale last year, IL, 600 bales We quote middlng vt
%.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1855
yrop-Safs today OF 10 900 bales e IL 40 49, for
alips; saes Of the week a. 900 bales; Atock 80 so
ipss thos far ah I'D Of a,t year 3,20o Coffee sesty
ss lohc; sales OF tho week 5000 0ags stock
90 hays Flour dull, ana selling At 50 621s White
y autf
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the lOh 70 Ne Sosh ult. lhs accommodation, passenger
ead freight trains were coataued through 70 Plymouth
bu, such syyaDssnsnis NJ Chicago - woad justify com
mercDg through business, have not yet been quite com
rleted; they will DO In very few days.
The ninth annual meeting Of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company was held in Richmond on Wed
ptscy The report shows very Satisfactory state Of
things During the past year the floating debt Of the
has been reduced from $2 4al 70 S7S and
since the close Of the nacs has been reduced 70
about S46 0lQ The registered bonds unsold At tae last
annual meeting have been disposed OF the same terms
he former Sales and the bonds Of Pttsyivania and
henry have cold eighty the dollar. There
SA $50 Of delinquent stock, about hall Of which
may be realized by the sale Of the stock The gross re-
ceps OF the road for the past year were $2l 7o2 OF
Leaving net profit Of SOS. les 10
Being ~ s5.lC0 per cent Of tho gross amount
The anthracite coal trade nearly for the season
especially by canal The Lehgh Navigation, We under
stand closed TO business for the season. The Morris
Canal has Gle, ed or. prssume VIII close In few days
The Reading railroad will continue in operation during
he winter, usual and presume the Lebigh Valley
railroad, the tonnage which dnds outlet TO
bet ny gay Of he New Jersey Central and the Trenton
and Bevidere railroads, will also keep employed But
the zeal tonnage has always heretofore been very light
in the winter months, and have to suppose
there will be any change during the present winter The
business may be considered substantially for this
receipts by the several lines Tor the week and for the
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CINCINNATI srocx SALES.

CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
BY H.lrsc, d Holues, fr tae vset ending Dec. TO-
BOnDs.
90 COO Little Miami Railroad os lst mortgage BIDS. 80
400 Covirston and Iex. rs, "a mortgage bonds %
1000 ohio MI. RR. ia. Ia, mort. bds.. ana int 10
1900 Cineiratt Chic RI los, Real 9tale bonds. 90
b,tt0 Marietta Cnoina ii ka. rs, lst mort BIDS. &c
2 900 Ohio Miss. RR 10, sd mt. bds and int 30
1000 Busboro' can. RR. ia, 1st mortgage bouds a.
725 Litile Nj. RR ~ Bvii sud scrip June ISSUE "a
40 ct0 Gin, WI &Zznsvills RR.Ts. Income ,onas
hypoiheoa,ed .....................a and lat. 10
800 Union Township. Union, o., bonds, past due. 70
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EFT ORNAMENTS.
BRoCHrs,
u X A G n l. " 7 q,
Ic L. No
DICTORIAL CLIPPER
Il For the Christmas and New Year holidays.
We have most magnificent picture representing some Of


This and description, and In
itse viii be worth than he price charged the PIC
1ORIAL CLIPPER Xix cents each
9hls engraving any Of the NEST celebrated
peronages no have figured In The fsuc the days
OF FIG and brouRhon design Intended repreasnka
Hienoy meeting the fancy The
pions Of England Irespd and America viz Tom Cribb
Dan bonneiy and Tom HyeI In the foreground.
dressed IN he costume Of the ring Hyer occupying central
position, with Irbb bonney either side others
grouped around positions bat
ordIary or.rs and deeply intent obssrvisg the
menis Of the three most gsdtors or those whose
enesses viii appear W this engraving in addition 70 Crib,
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N much respected IN this village. he leaves vito
one child
Death Of u Philadelphia Merchant.
PMADsIPMA, Dec. IL, 1860.
sonas Delwier, wen known merchant Of this city,
this morning.


uavtgathOn OF the HudsOn, DC.
ALBANY, Dec. 10, 1855.
az steamers Hendrix Hudson ana Isaac Newton,
\ New York last evening, arrived here 81 O'Clock
morning.
,s Grand Jury have found true bills against Fndley
the recent torseriss on tho Bank Of tho Capital and
Bank Of Albany.
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The Grand Bali or the Season will be that
Of the New York City Guard at the Academy Of Musc Thurs
day evening, January q, 1857.
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Hoiiowsy's Ointment and Pills. The whole
world has with one voice endorsed the favor these
derfu medicines being the only remedy for cd Wounds
legs breasts when all other remedies have
failed.
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CONNECTIONS Texas, At New Orleans FROM San Juan,
arrived Mi 10th nst and not l2'b our news des
patch stalled.
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Cameo-type.-EIassering and Beautiful, and
the acceptable gift for the holidays.
WILLIAMSON BIOS, Brooklyn.
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Common Sense Ntrws--Ihc SOrrows Of
life many aud various sometimes and hts q real
ronbe-our sionachs out OF order Perhaps N your
domestic associations things be crooked But lei Ia
remembered that matrimonial innlcres ara reached
cured b. aud through The OF the stomach AMI
bowels insanity cured by purifying the blood with
BRANDRE1h's pills Nay. contend and believe that
trials be borne easily provided At the
lime they press the hardest upon some god does ~ the
Brsndrcth pills They VIII take thoae morrill, matters
Renerated Nv melancholy Nay, known that trouble ~
mind Is sad binder OF the bowes Nature suspended
In her operations have known when nave had great
apxietes Of mind the bowels have boon moved for
mer nine AMI ten days-c longer. Every verify
this from his experience Let those having trouble
OF mind Brandreths pils AFTER their things
will be In rur light and what cannot be currd viii be
found endurable. There much wisdom derived from
cation. Let the searcher after ponder. Sold vi q Canal
street 2q6 Rowery and 2t Hudson brooklyn agency
al Mr.. Hayes, NO Fulton street
INNS Hair Dye, four shilings a BOX, black
brown, No Barclay street, also and fancy goois
ofnra era1fv
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Continuation OF the Great Sale Of China
ware bronzes co~ks chandeliers silver plated plate glass
ware Paran xc. Ac AT n. " HAUsHwouTs, SOL and 500
broadway. Every article marked plain figures,
The entire stock must positively be cleared on 10
meving TO the store.
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Erangtpanni, once Known, never Forgot
ton-Thc eternal perfume from tho Holy Guy. ukNhY
HANLAND, q John street; INuER CO, 800 Broadway
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Baiehelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
The bes in the world made, sold and applied Al No 80
ErosA
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SUICIDE OF SHERRF-Mr. Wall Apologize, the
newly ele,fed democratic Sheriff o. BroSn county, 0no
com United suicide by cutting his throat the stu inst
At his residence Georgetown Ohio No assigned
for the Yash act
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be- from the vnyar OF ,. ID PARK Esq Cincinnati,
raned only The pure JUICE q the grape and supsro 70 The
French cha-nt asd German hook being
rich and ray by retaining the natural avor Of the
grape BARNES PARK, soi Broadway. OF Duane.
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One Shilling and Twenty-Five Cent P0r-
peaThe first and only good cheap pictures in America.
TAXING 600 daily. 80 Broadway.
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Common Sense vic,v.--rhc sorrows ~

DIR. Kelly, Analytical Chcmi csa be con-
suited daily his Office No Bible House, upon diseases
Of the lungs. liver, aud kidneys. Grec Of charge.
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Christauoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupsos,
uncquacd and superior articles 10th for sale the
dye priya:ely applied a. Astor House
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Making fifty two capH nkenssses in all.
over Hyer displayed the American lag; Cribb hd
blended ge h-r ~ harmonious keeping with the and
spirit Of the engraving
picture has be .ntul border surrounding IT, made up
OF miniature sporting circles such
- sbootrg sailing wrestling, rnnppg boxing cricket he
&C., The whole forming OF the beaui pictures in
the sporting line, eve- gotten in this We have
spared expense making this aud
Pictorial worthy OF the OF the sporting fraternity
Our holiday III also Of ceiobrsed
oarsmen horses crickst-rs pedestrian trotng maches
sports OF the Japanese duck woodcock
shooting and various other of sports Of the
field,
beautiful chess problem well as diflcuk draurht DO.
sion, will also appear IN the Pictorial
Our Tine Table giving the fastest msdc by man,
ring, otting, sailing, ing win be given with
such ana cor ecions the of the
sx months render necessary.
Our Pictorial VIII be printed large sized sheet and III
per nnpdyet; 00 copies, u . per hundred. QUEEN
KUss ToUsEY, Agents. 1903 Nassau streets.
MOLFE's sCHIRDAM scHNApPs-H0rEL REEP-
w ers. barrooms aud private families supplied with
genuine Wofes sch'edAm schnaPps low low, for CASH
g. sELF. GIG broadway.
i grsphist npshed in OIL aqusreile and pastel by 10
into this country by G. d. FREDRfeks,
WoIFEs scRFDAx sCBNAPPs.-rHE sUBscRI
w bor has constantly hand supply genuine
schDapps. For sale low for cash.
r. G. SELF. 6ls Broadway
Birth.
WALLACE On Thursday, Dec IL. the lady Of Mr.. VIII
LIAM WALLACE. late Of the Units States navy Of
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Smithsonian House, BrsadSay-fotef Ac.
the European American plan nj l1n.
Steam heat throughout siDSEI kopAaN.
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Charter Oak -Charms md Ornaments
gold for ladies and gencmen. Sofa only by Wh
H. TARBElsL jeweller, 800 broadway.
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s.s;' "SS .ss ,'ps. 80
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Holiday Prcscnts-Grcat Annual Reduction
In prces-w MACkENZ. Il mas redu ,ed his splendid
Of velvet and cloth coaxs circulars manllas tc
previous his spring Is and 81 canal street.
n
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would Ca the of the ewsry irada 10
their assortment Of the above aud unique article Tor seen
ring shirt wristbands consisting r. oreDtns Mosaic, jet
boodstone, cameo, mslae bite, solid gold. dc
GHINhEI.L a SONS, 50 Maiden Lane.
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and pins jewelry and silver spoons forks Sc for sale
and retail ut less han the usual prices BY 1EO
G. ALLEN int of watches and Jewelry IL Wall street,
second floor, Broadway.
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Gold and silvck W.tcnss, Diamond ]

ss K%:gp. . s",y ss9''p'' D'
J. n. FIELDS, Proprietor.
Gold and silver Watches, Diamond Rtogs
and pins ewelry and silver spoons forks &c Tor sale AZ
retail at less han the usual prices BY GRO
G. ALLEN of watches and jcwelry, III Wall street,
second foor, near broadway
Holiday Prcsents-Grcat Annual Reduction
In prcea-w MACKENz. Il has redu ,ed his splendid
sortmen and cloth cloaxs circulars nanuiias tc
previous 10 his spring unpoauons Is and Il canal street.
near broadway.
Per Atlantic, and will be Rs ceived from the
Customs few days splendid asaortns8t a. toilet
cassoes. smelling bottles silver cups oAet hoes fr the
GEO. Is, iS3Ek n CO., Chemists,
Corner Of Walker alree, and Broadway.
Patent NonpsrieI sleeve Eassencrs.--rnc
their Of the above aud unique article Tor ssen
shirt wrisbands consisting n noreDtns Mosaic jet
b!oodsione cameo mslas bite, solid gold. &c
GKINhElL a SONS, s3 Maiden Lane.
Charter Oak -Charms md Ornaments
gold for ladies and gentenen Sold only By Wh
\. TARBkLL, Jeweler, $50 broadway.
Smithsonian House, BrsadvSay.--Hosef Ae.
Commentators the European American plan a. option.
Steam heat throughout slDNEl kofaaN.
whites - Hst, Fall SfyIe.-Iss Fulton
street. between Broadway ana Nassau strce-
ion--Jhc eternal perfume from the Holy Guy. HENRY
HANLAND, q John street; IN9Ek 4 CO., 39y Broadway.
Baichelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
he bess in the world made, sold and applied ii No 30
----
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Per Atlantic, and Will be Received from the

a splendid asaornsat az toilet cases.
cassoettes smelling bottles silver cups oue bottles FIR the
mantel piece, &c, &C, suitable for holiday presents
GRO. E, is3Ek n CO., Chemists,
Corner Of Walker atreei and Broad ~ay.