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DEAD! READ!!-- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
and Builders i. ANTOGNINI, Manufacturer OF BILLIARD
TABLES and BUILDER Eagle Mills IL and IA Cont street,
near eve BOXES for packages size made to order
Superior fresh LIME in good barrels for sugar
nlnking and building, always hand. DRESSED PINE
FLOORINGS and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TURN1NGS for
builders Stores houses repairs OF any kind made
the shortest notice by means of machinery. -
Esy- The public are invited to call and see o6 ly
Joseph E4UFTY, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
u Wholesale and Retail Dealer fine Watches Jewelry Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No. % Camp under the City Ho
tel Orleans respectfully invites the attention Of Whoesale
and Retail Dealers and purchasers TO his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which is freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL CoMl5sTmtaon Shell and Buffalo Combs of every
style and variety.
BRUSHES-Of every description of his manufacture, and
at the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLESSuch Perumery Hair Oil, Hair Pins
Poma,un, Fancy Soaps etc.
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books Work Boxes, Portable
Desks together with endless variety of Porte monaies
etc. every style and shape and at unusually low PRICES
GUNS PISTOLS, Knives Colts and Warmers Revolving Ps
tolls Scissors Razors, Life Preservers Fishing Reels and
Tackle of every variety st the most determined angler
.-, WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc
The stock this line, consisting of the I. T. Cooper NJ
Tobias and Joseph johnson movements with line assor
of Swiss and English LEVERS together with large STOCK
of Jewey Slverware etc., have been selected
with great care by F. ROBERTS, for many years engaged il
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
~ Every article warranted represented or the money re
funded. 49, -
ranfed ml9
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY, 18th inst; at O'Clock P NJ
f7us, FOR NASHVILLE, EDDYsyILIE,
anLei s. Carksville, Smthiand, Hickman and all inter
steamer NashvIIle r. Belsnyder master will leave as
above For freight passage apply on board, or 10
RS Il. NIXON 3S Union street.
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MEATS casks Dry Salt, for sale by
ll mll S. H. KENNEDY & CO., 20 Poydras street.
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fYsss, PORT HUDSON AND WATER.

fYGass PORT HUDsON AND w A'FEIEt-
Eh7llAnfg eS LOO PACKET New Latona, Emile Gross
master, having been thoroughly overhaued and
repaired and newly painted will resume her trips in the aboye
and every MONDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ.
HsThe will be ready to take freight every Monday
and Thursday all landings the Coast Donaldson Bayou
oua Paqemne, Baton Rouge Lobdell's Store Port Hud-
son, Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
For freight Or passage having superior apply
on hoard o22
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AS we are expecting pretty strong emigration
from California by the steamernow due, came across
to this place last night in order to collect items Col
Fisher, the Quartermaster General; and Capt. Rawe
chief of the Ordnance Department came over at the
same time, on the same steamer. Their object has
been supposed to be to meet the expected emigration
and organize it here, In the meantime we have no
news as yet of the expected steamer and only
await patiently its appearance.
You have of course heard, before this of the sez-
Of the property of the Accessory Transit Company
by order of the government of Gen. Walker. The
commissioners who were appointed to effect the seiz-
ure after reporting their complete success at Granada
were sent back here to investigate books and papers
sezed and take dispositions concerning the affairs of
the Company generally. They are about concluding
the dispositions to be taken here, and far, it is said,
have made out terribly black list of delinquences
Indeed there can be no doubt but this concern has
been, from the beginning, one of the hugest, most
reaced and aud cious public swindles ever perpe
trated. The Walker government has simply been
compelled to act it has in selfdefence; for it is
already clearly proven that the Company has failed to
comply with one single obligation of the treaty or
purchase by which the right of transit the ter
ritory of Nicaragua was obtained from the State The
commissioners will proceed this evening to San Juan
del Norte where they expect to obtain important ev
dence and will return thence to Granada. The com
mission at present consist Of Col. E. c. Kewen
chief commissioner, late of California; Hon. A. F
Alden, commissioner, late of New York; Douglas E
Jerrold, Secretary, late of London. w, .s
You will remember that it at this old town tina
the third battle Of Gen. Walker, when his way t.
Granada, was fought. The walls Of the houses ar
still Scared all over in front and in rear by the mark
of thebulets in that sharp and well-contested fight
think General Walker exhibited as much consummat
generaship here as in any Of his fights; for it was
surprise attack made every side of the town at on
and the time, and he had only AZ Americans ant
l2o nativesto oppose to five hundred Chamoristas
The fight lasted for an hour and twenty minutes Whel
the discounted Greasers broke in all directions eaV
ing about so slain behind while the American loss
was nothing. The fight must have been adnraoiS
manag d to have produced such results; ior II mus
be remembered that the Chamoristas had elghteel
Mississippi rifles among them, in the hands OF as many
renegade Germans! Yet, such skilltul use did th'
fillibusteros make Of the defences which the house
furnished that not one of them was killed. while the
dealt wholesale death among the foe.
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TRUSTEES.
George Eusis, 4. D. Kelly, n1iam pogel,
VI n Mercer Geo. Urquhart, R. B. Sumner,
G. C. Duncan, A tieine Tmteorge JONES,
Tbos Adams E. A. Bradford, D. D. Wthers
'N'' W. N. MERCER, President.
A. d. KELLY, }
-. WM VOGEL, fVice Presidents
r. B. SUMNER,
D. d. WITHERS, Treasurer.
NJ B-Copes of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws cal
be obtained OF the Office. aSiS
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Will leave on FRIDAY 18th inst, at O'Clock P. N.
= TYS@, FOR RED RIVER.--THE FINE
s!4glEa = light dra1ght steamer COmpromfse, u W
KAY nnser, will leave for Hurricane Bluffs,
Shreveport Grand Bayou Campte Grand Ecore Alexandra
Gortons Landing and all landings as above For
~ " F7S' fiEfNTc SNAPP f. CO.. 37 Front street,
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Leaves on THURSDAY 18th inst at s P NJ.
n ia GhWFIF1

fIiEfLs p Thursday packet-For Camden French Port,
Beech Hills, N1ier's Bluff, Champagnolle, Moro,
Wilmington Pigeon Hill Caryvle Marie Saline, Alabama
Landing Ouachta City ochomonde Mouth D'Arbone Tren
Monroe Pine Bluff Casters LANDING Goumbs Harrison
Ouaehia river The running Light draught passenger
packet steamer Judah Vouro, G. L. Ronns, master, j.
having superior Accommodations apply on board or TO
alO LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
m- Returning will leave Camden Wednesday, April 9th
at 8 A.. NJ Stopping at Champagnole Wednesday evening
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing Thursday morning
Lochomond Thursday evening" Trenton and Monroe on Fri
day morning 1arsonburg and Black River on FRIDAY night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning.
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-- HYPER MISSISSIPPI.
Y A zoo RIVE r.
WHITE RIV Err .

Will leave on SATURDAY, l2!, % inst. at 5o,eoek P n
eAs.[l e KANsAS-The fine steamer National, J. G..
McManus, MASTER will leave as above, for Poca-
Des Arc Duval Bluffs Aberdeen, and all intermediate land
ngs For freight passage apply on board, or to
me LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street.
RArkansas river freight taken if consigned to DuvalPs
Bluffs or Aberdeen alO
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Will leave on SATURDAY. 18th inst, ut P. NJ.
Hu-a FOR OUACH1TA RTVER-FO
s=AzlGt+@a Camden, Beech Hills, Champagnolle, Pigeon
5ss@4zsz. Hills, Marie saln, Alabama Landing ouaehita
CITY rbou Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff, Columbia,
Harrisonbnrg Trinity and all Intermediate andugThe fine,
running passenger steamer Louisa, Frank Keeling,
master will leave For freight passage, apply to
aa LEWIS SNAPP L co. 81 Front
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, 18th inst at o'clock P NJ, posi-
lively, carrying the U. S. Mail.
sYpgs REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVER
AELrs 3 Packet.-Tte and very splendid steamer
5s@sA Choctats,, p Smell master leaves as above
for Easpo anil Tucumbia, and all intermediate
landings For height passage, apply board,
all LEWIS SNAPP 4 CO, 81 Front street:
rThe takes freight for Napoleon Memphis, T1en-
na Randolph Hickman New Madrid Cairo, Paducah, Nash
Vile and all way LANDINGS
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H A V R E

k&S- FOR HAVRE.-THE PACKET SHIP
k4EsAN% Richmond, Gookn, MASTER having nearly all
hAa1 her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch For
freight passage, apply to
oi9tf GEO. w. HYNSON CO., 81 Camp street.
kw WANTED TO CEARTER-A GOOD
vessel of about 1000 barrels For particulars apply to
asEaAAA1a fe J. Ii. ASHBRIDGE d CO.,
fell lal Common street.
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VIII leaye on SATURDAY l2h inst, at clock. ?. NJ
~ FOR JEFFERSON, sMITHLAND,
Benton Port Caddo, Albany. Shreveport Grand
;sszs Bayon, Grand Ecoe, Aiexandria and sl inter
mediate landings The superior passenger steamer Storm
Moody master will leave above freight or passage,
apply on board, Or to F4Z aE=2a 49, E,iGz =,
AIN. = = q NaM
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VIII leave on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
FP@g. FOR LAKE B1STENEAV = THE
fine fast running passenger !;a steamer Ca'.do Nc.
Lake Bisteneau Mnden Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Capte
Alexandria intermediate landings. For freight pas
aii r' T. 3. SMITH, u New Levee.
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r. Carksville, Shreveport, Grand Bayou Grand
fssaza7s Ecore, Alexandria and Gorton,s 1nndng-Lhe
puperior and swift running passenger B. e. Clark,
Capt j. f. odwick will leave above For freight Or pas
sage, apply on board or TO e.,,rrr >, ,,o,u .roo
" SMIIH, II Kew Leeee.
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WRIGHT - On Wednesday evening ec. "a, at 10 oclock,
At hsresltepoe, No sp6 Hudson street, JAas 7. TuoHT
aged u years
The relatives and friends OF his family are respectfully
invited e attend bis funeral, tbs Afternoon, n three
O'Clock, nom hL late rcsdcDce without further invitation
SHIfsAs --On Tuesday mornns, Dec. q, after lnger.
ing and raHfu' Illness ANA ItsNoRD sm sAy young.
Get dsrahcr OF tbs late george Z. Shpmau the 18Th
year OF Der sge.
The friends Of family are respectfully invited 10 A.
tend the funeral services, this afternoon, h three
O'Clock, NJ the house 81 Thos TrwIow, NO ais Ninth
sweet near second avenue without further notice.
Baltimore and Washington papers please copy.
AcEfR--On Tuesday, Dec. -, At the ~. Nicholas 10
to-. Mr.. Pprss AcSns, IN the Esd year Of his sse.
funeral vii take psce this' Gay, nj twelve o clock
al Stnyvesan Landing The rsiu leaves Chambers street
station at e. A. ~ Ffitnds and relatives invited 10
attend,
fsrSprsG11--On Tuesday evening Dec 20, yosy 10.
srrH PsSspssessr. aged years, month and IL days
eldest Of Patrick and Catherine rendeteas OF Cooa.
ccnnor. county Mayo, ireland,
Tho iends and relatives respectfully Invited to ~,
tend his remsns 10 Calvary Cemetery tht. arsnoon a.
Esst Twenty second street, between First ana Second
svepnts
ocossoR Or Wednesday, Dec. "a, Any oCovros
daughter OF Andrew and Bridget o'Connor IN the ith
year OF her sge.
The funeral will take place to morrow from the rest
dtnce q her fatber, No. y Jersey street, N. Y.
Hl,ws I'm this city, on "Wednesday, Zee a. May
HICKS, widow OF Robert Hicks In the seh year OF her
see.
end her funeral from her late residence No % West
RI osdwsy, TO morrow afternoon, n one O'Clock
NINA or cepsumIhon, gornH 3, kyySIY, rgsd "a
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years native Of Rosea, parish Of Clones, county Fer
msDsgh, Ireland,
The friends and acquan,anoes Of the family and also
OF bis brothers, Patrick, Michael, James and Bernard
Murray are requested attend the funeral ths &fes
noon, ct two O'Clock from the resdeace OF his motnes,
NO 223 Seventh stree, between avenues B and G.
JAM CosS, wife Of Robert 5. Downs.
The reiatves ana friends OF the family invited 70
attend her funeral without further invitation TO moro
mornrg al ten O'Clock from, her late residence, No. II
Perry street Her remains win be taken 70 Green wood
Cemetery Tor interment
TAYIog On Weanetdas, Dec. ~, OF spasmodic Group,
EnIARD FuIsCHr infant son Of VIM. u. and Mary Ehza
TayNr
Tie friends and OF the family are invited
TO the funeral services, this morning, s ten O'Clock,
1T Ne, Go East Tnilteh street, His remains whl be
taken to Asmsroneek for inieIment.
bcsH-At Rye W. stchester county, N T., on Wednes'
day morning, Dec "a after short Illness WILLIAM BraH
aged 10 years, months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited 10
attend his funeral from his late residence, on Saturday
mornings halt past ten O'Clock
FARBilD Al Virgin Bay, G, A, on the s0ih Sovem-
ber ABss2 LovEtAsD only son OF Major Norton Farcnd
Of the lst regiment New York Volunteers, the iStn
year OF bis sge He left here shout three months since
In good health TO join Walkers army In Central America
and was there but few days when In one OF the battles
lie had two fingers shot of Of his hands Though in
the best OF spirits feeling proud Of his mshap ne wsA
taken with the fever, and died after three days ness
HIS loss will be much regretted by numerous circle OIL
relations and friends.
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cH.ysss-6Assu = Bartholomew, church, on
Tuesday Tee 30, By the Rev. DT. COOK. FRrprslcx A.
CHArwAs 10 CAYoiIsr Gspspr, all Of this eiiy.
Esr-CiApK.--On Wednesday, nsc. III by the Rev.
Jcfge T. Peek At bis residence. 81 Greene street Hrar
A. kssEs, Of New York, 10 si,s Eliza A. CLlRx, Of 30.
thsny. Gem.
wHufBs-HacNsY --On Thursday, Dec. Is by tho Rev.
NJ hecox RRrlso J. NuuIrR 70 ADusI g., danghtor
OF the se Cornelius Il. Hasney Esq. all Of this city.
Western and Troy papers please copy.
Epvss1s-~TsgFrsu this civ. Wedres Zee.
~, by The Rev. e. J. lSDarCst RoRxsr T. EpvAsps Of
Sacramento CAL 70 Kkrr A. eldest dsushter or the late
Stephen TeIhune, Of IRIS city
California Papers rie0e copy.
wNSI-GsulU.-in Brooklyn on Wednesday even.
irg. Tee. "a BY the Rev. Mr.. Shelhnr. Mr. T. " WE'VE
Of New orr, 70 Mss 1sapsrIA MAJ daughter or Corae
hus Grifen, ESQ, OF BROOKLYN.
Albany papers please copy.
ksieHT--Cos rroS,-In ID city, Tuesday Dec. a,
~ the Church Of the TyanaaguYs on by The Rev Richard
Cox Mr. JAMS KNIGHT. 81 Natanzas, Cuba 10 90 SoyA
A. eldest daughter a Rm. Compton, ESQ Of this city
Urrns-QUNHY -BsN.xr-GARasoS --at the Globe
Hotel syracuse. the 10Th Decen Der, by Rev.
b Csndeld, Mr. Isaac n. UrToS, Of New York to hssr
QrIsRT eldest daughter Of ira Garrison, Esq. Also
al the time and place. and oy the same Mr. GsoEos
RsrsrIr Of otwesc, 70 Ofiyr, socort daughter o Ira
Garrison. fEa
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Fires Ira New York.

FIRE IN WILLIAM STREET PROBABLE Loss ABOUT
$4,000.
shortly after O'Clock last night fire broke the
Ave story building No. 22s William street, occupied by
james somerville, boskbinder This building extended
through to No. 20 North William street. the first floor Of
which was occupied by otto BASS lager bier saloon.
10 whole of the building 10 In ruin.
No. AL William street, adjoining occupied by Francis
GYihArd, manufacturer Of jewery boxes. Several other
tenants also occupied this building Damage to the house
sbort eco. The occupants have sustAned but rfing
kss.
No 20 North William street. The basement, together
WIN the fourth and ah oorr, were occupied by Billings
Brothers, printers.
No e25 william street. cwned and occupied by E. Vel
Iermsn wtaIebone dealers Insured on stock $1,000
b Me Actor and Trcmen's Insurance companies the
building Was insured for s. COO In ,he Uuzens Damage
BY water estimated a. about $500
ESTIMATED loss.
No o23 VIII, m street owned by Billings IL Brother.
Less OF building estimated al SAC, ooo--trsured.
Book bi1dsK aud materials OF lanes Ssmervie,
estimated ct $40, C0e--insured.
Lager bier ,sloon Of otto Hesss. less estimated at
about sl,ooo-no Insurance..
fabgs Brother, printers. Less estimated on sto,k
81 about 80 co., ured.
me ro vas St discovered in the book BINDERS pre-.
nses No. z23 William street, and such the nature
OF materials therein the flames spread with uuAbated
Sorry until the whole edce In ruins. The united et
forts Of the fTenen prevented the flames from extend
ing adjoining premises. Tie origin Of the fire is ~
present Unknown
Fiax EJcluH srun.-Snortly after l O'Clock on
Wednesday morpisg ire broke out in the large three
stsry and attic dwelling house No AZ Clinton place Eighth
street, corner OF University place. The alarm soon
brought full attendance Of men, who as,er some two
hours work, subdned the Ore The flames were first
seen forcing their way through the hath partition over
paror folding DOORS and tEcnce extended 70 the third
xoor. me Is occurred by Mrs L. f. Munger q .
Aahionsbe boarding house Many OF the Inmates came
near being surocaei making their escape. One Young
lady reschI tho Aat hight Of stairs Captain
Dlks with fun force Of police, was quickly at the
pre- sep and aided by force OF police from the ~ on
e wards rendered very efficient service 10 the protoc
toa Of property This lire forms another evidence OF the
tnrecury bet air fuYnaces conducted In tin pipes
between woodwork. Tho building was beyond doubt
AIRED by that meArs The damage 10 tho building will
amount probably abou: 81 eco aud the damage TO the
turnisure viii be probably $1,000 Mrs Munger has IN
rsmance Of 81 800. The building Is owned ny Mr. Nor
gan l. smith.
BuHsSG A srAgtE-Be.wecn and 9 O'Clock last night
stable wss burnt situated at the Of Seventy
fourth street ana Third avenue.
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A FANTASY.
IA Ely WIN.
Ills told somewhere In Eastern story
That those who love once bi0omed % towers
On tine same stem, amid the glory
OF Edep's green and fragrant bowers,
And that, though parted here by Fate,
Yet when the glow OF life hes ended,
Each soul again shall find Ia mate,
Ard in one bloom sgain be blended.
II this oe true, how sweet ihe vision
Which Fancy s,metime weAves for me,
That thou, amid thoee bowers ely sian,
NY lovely flower mate viii be,
And OH how OFT, when time and distance,
PeIchance, may part thee from my side,
VIII repine for that existence
Where Fate can ne'er our lives divide.
EAcoMB, III.
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behind time. me Northern and Western mall due
- II A. n, got tn At r. H. All the Ere trans
wo<;hsr South bitterly cold, there was bat
nne susss, and the Southern mail arrived IN tine. On
Above zevo at Washington. and the wind from tne
North, while AZ Baltimore the mercury stood az Ioas
teen oesrees, ana light snow falling the wsAu
ty Gs been exceedingly oier aad tnestens 70 sa.pasn
evcn lest year In tina, uupeS ant PECULIARLY ln'
40 full Of floating 100 and already the osas are u0u
snpeded few days OF weather saon &c we nov
'esJny ard neighbors across ne river woaa 90
Griousy annoyed by the stoppase o. tne .efales Z.
peasant il would be remind the police shat there
Il Law occurring them 20 notify housekeepers TO keep
the sdega Ike in r OF their residences clear Of soow
syd lea u m ainost entirely dsregarced. aud consequent
" many Oh aud feeble people liable 20 trip pp the
trea herous pavement Clear your ficesaks, good pso
pie
Orr Cry RAILROADS.&C. cRASoE BENgvcISST -
me open space In fron Of the House the central
point OF departure for and stages, going to all
points y tho city H1ndreds Of passengers may be
scen waiting there, throughout the day and night. ex
PISSED TO rain spow ard wind more particularly Of this
season OF oe year when old Boreas aren
that locsty. Way cannot the public be accommodated
wnb a waiting room thereabouts or even asimple wood
ahed, so that some refuge may be had from the in
Company be ftto more enterpristng, and always
have car At the Astor House END Of their routef
CKsAr lARGKT TRIAL TIE CRYSTAL PAIAoH On New
Years day there lie TO be grand trial Of skill between
the experts in The various target companies the Crystal
Palace. number Of ane prizes preferred to tho best
shots the frss of which Is massive god medal. isto
be arranged that the galleries vii be apart the
spectators There WITH no acuot De some sharp shooting
On that occasion.
Tny FIVE PoIsIs NIssloSThe ladies' and missionaries
u The Five Points Mission III be pleased 10 their
Friends to day, at heir chapel (ate Of the Old Brewery
Several addresses expected; also singing dialogues,
md other in e-esting exercises BY the children Tne
exsrcises will commence nj II "a A. M
esiIHfos THE RRnR.-Tne Staten Island ferry boat
Hunshback, on the o'clock trip from Staten Island,
when OF Governors Islsrd the small steamtug
}. T. Enderhill and sunk her
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LITERATURE.

hasten 10 GET father, mother and sister ,or
tne voyage Come, Gther-come, Psleg-comes ~ocs-
let's Sc. 10 work OF ence.1
~ will soon rejoin you said Eden
And, hurryipg out, he mounVd os horse ana fo3c
quickly away.
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Brndy's Lower Gallery, 2O5 Broadway,
viii be found for merchants clerks and others
eDpoy ed desire procure ambreypes for
the holidays. Corner of Fulton street.
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Holfdays.-Bacon's Gallery OF Photographs,
dagurre otypes ambrovpes The pure perfect anbro
type, In Souvenir cases. 80 cents, a. 20s Bowery.
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20 Cent Picture Factory Open and I'm Full
blast all day Christmas to illustrate life
KIMsAILs, 347 Broadway.
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Charter Oak Charms, Crosses, Sleeve But
tons &C, mounted in gold Sold only by WIN. TAR
BELL, ieweiier, 1896 Broadway.
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Birth.
GAFsxY.-Cn Sunday, Dec. -, h First avenue corner
OF Twelfth street Mrs BkRSAEp Gapxv, OF a sou
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C,istasioro's Wigs. seaips and Hair Dye
have no equals Wholesale aud rets and the DYE privately
applied, al No. Asor House. m
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BY EMERSON BENNETT,
AuIAox OF TIE .'raIRu rIowlR," .AH5lsrs BRIDE"
''cIAxA AoRIIAsD," "BoRDIR ROWE"
'F0RIsr RosI, ETC, ITO
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Buy Your Holiday Hat st KnOx's, ala
Broadway and win make your friends exclam: superb
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Beebe d Co., Ij6 Brosdxvay.-sAats for tIas
holidays, of every desirable pattern and fabric.
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