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Bite conception aud execution, and will proba-
bly, bring a price of from fifteen to twenty
thousand dollars. f4
In another department of art the triumphs
achieved by young American girl OF seven
Teen, who has cast into the shade the laurels
gained by most of her predecessors, on the
Italian lyrical stage in this country, have con-
ributed to keep up the excitement created
by these stirring and interesting events Her
career will for some time to come keep the
bubble pulse at fever heat, and afford our ma
ional amour propre subject for felctation. IT is
btated that such is the confidence entertained in
her powers that two or three capitalists have
Matted to offer her an arrangement by which
they guarantee her for her services for period
pr five years an annual salary Of fifty thou
band dollars. If she accepts this proposal she
will be, at the age of twenty-five, in posses
Pion of $250,O00-a handsome dover for some
Pnterprising youth Thus, in the intellectual
Prts, as in everything else, we are showing that
|Fe are capable Of making progress more
rapid than that of any other nation. Scarcely
pave we begun to apply ourselves to their study
han we deyelope results which, without va
pity may be said to compare favorably with
Fhe ma'ured efforts of those who have for
centuries cultivated them.
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A DISTINGUISHED COMMON CoUNcIL.-H the
voters who are about to elect the members Of
the Common Council on Tuesday, from the list
ofcandidates published yesterday, wish to know
hsw these disinterested gentry are to be remu-
nerated for their services, let them watch the
corrupt jobs and fraudulent contracts which
will be put through both boards during the
year. Very few of the candidates, If any, can
afford to give their time to the city for nothing;
there is no salary attached to the Offices Of
Aldermen and Councilmen; yet many Of these
candidates, and the friends who expect to use
them, are spending large sums of money on
their election. There can be no mystery about
the mode in which they are to receive q quid
pro quo. The city treasury will be largely
drawn on for that. An extra five millions of
taxation will pay them all very handsomely.
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TAMMANY IN THE SHAKEs.--As election day
approaches the fortunes of Tammany seem to
grow darker. The whole community, including
even its ancient corps d'ormee Of shoulder hit
tiers, as we'll as the respectable bone and sinew
Of the working class, which made Up lis
strength in days of yore, appear to be aban-
doning the old hulk in its adversely. The cla-
rion voice from the Wigwam, once so potent;
the guns, and bonfires, and Drummond lights,
cannot now call up even noisy gathering in
favor of its anti slavery candidate for Mayor.
The truth is that the people have come to look
upon Tammany and its cliques as the cause
of all the political decentralization which afflicts
the metropolis, and they have no confidence in
its nominees. Not even the fearful efforts Of its
black republican mouthpiece-the Tsmes-can
rouse the sympathies of the public in its favor
Tammany is evidently suffering from ct of
the "shakes," and we are afraid thatthe election
Of Tuesday will bring on fatal crisis.
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regarded by the Impartial voice Of history as
no better than Cataline. Like that bad, bold
man, he had plenty of pluck; but the worst
rowdies OF the Five Points are endowed with
the same quality. The greatest murderers
have died on the gallows equally game. BUTT
must be confessed that in that respect he de-
serves admiration as compared with the sneak
ing towards who have bounded him on to his
doom, and now make political capital out Of
an exploit for which they had not sufficient
courage themselves.
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The Family Herald.


OPENING OF THE THIRTY-S1XTH CONGREss--IIsT OF
THE ANNIVERSARIES EXECUTION OF OssAw AroMIE
BROwN-THE PROJECTED INsURRECTION IN sOuTH
CAROLINA IN lS22-AFFAIRs IN EURopE-LocAI
NEWS OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ETC., ETC.
The FANNY HERALD, in It's edition Of next Wednesday will
g-s report Of tho opening proceedings Of Thirty sxh
Congress, with Complete List Of the Members thereof An
account Of the Execution Of Old Brown at Harpers Ferry
Friday last-Hs Parting Interview with His wife-sceues
Incidents &C., &c. very interesting the Pro
ected seve Instruction in Charleston, s. O. in 1922 Let
eis from our Correspondents in Europe; All the Local News
OF New York and adjoining cities Of interest Police Reports
coroners lnquests Editorials pang events Reports
inc Condon OF the Cattle Provision and Money Markets. Mar
rages and Deaths for the week. &C. &C. furnishing record Of
MI interesting occurrences Of the week preceding.
TERHs-The FAMILY HERALD is published Wednesday OF
each week. at ~ angle copy Subsc
tons received at the office northwest of Fulton and
Nassau srees single copies at the counter
and Of all agents Advertisements inserted at the usual
HERALD rates.
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The Election Returns and the Police.
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PREss, !
No. So BEAVER STREET, Dec. l, 1859. (

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PREss, !
No. 30 BEAVER STREET, Dec. l, 1859
To AMOS PnsBrRy Esq General Superintendent Police
DEAR SROn election nights messengers have fire.
quenty had much difficulty in gaining admission to the
inspectors rooms and in order to facilitate the collection
ofreturns on Tuesday next beg ask behalf of the
Associated Press that you will the day Of election give
special instruction to the policemen on duty al the
polling districts to admit messengers to the rooms Of
the canvassers with as little delay possible and under
such regulations as you may think proper order Each
authorized messenger Of the Associated Press will be fur
nished with suitable card of admission. Respectfully
your Obedient servant, ID. H. CRAIG
General Agent Of the New York Associated prcss
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT MErRoporIrAy Police
AIS BRooME STREET, New YORK, Dec, 2 1859. /
D. H. CRAIG, ESQ
DEAR SIRBopg always ready and willing to tender to
the Associated Press every facility in my power have
issued the following general order to the captains OF po
AMOS PlLsBURY, General superintendent
GENERAL ORDER.
CAPTAIN
SRYou viii direct the police on duty al the respective
pos IN your precinct at the ensuing election 10 afford to
obtaining access to the rooms of the canvassers
AMOS PllSBURY, General superintendent
ELECTION RErIRss-TO THE ELECTION cANvAssgRs.
1becanvassers OF every election district will be fur
they respectfully requested 10 fill up as soon as the
votes are counted ana deliver when called for to the
regularly authorized collectors who will exhibit tickets of
their authority from the agent
Numerous attempts having been made, which In many
cases were successful by persons representing the
Associated Press blanks from the
and poll clerks at previous elections the undersigned
would request the canvassors TO deliver the blanks only
those persons who able to exhibit the proper auho
rlty for receiving them By properly filing tho blanks
which are left at the polls Of each election district and
observing the above request, every daily paper in New
York will be able to furnish the public with the re-
suit Of the election the following morning The Jour.
nails composing the Associated Press are the Tribune
Courier and Enquirer, Journal Of Commerce, HERALD
Times, Express, Sun Necs Ecning Post, Commercial Adj
re't, Day hook, Stad Zuag, Demokrat, and Courier
des EiotS Unis. d. IA CRAIG
Agent Of New York Associated Press
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The School BoARD.-Among the candidates
for School Commissioners and Trustees, whose
duty it is, be it remembered, to regulate and
supervise the education OF the children Of both
sexes disburse the school funds, and employ
the teachers, both male and female, are many of
the most ignorant men in the whole community,
entirely devoid of education or intelligence,
and hardly able to write their own names.
Some Of them have no occupation at all; some
are loafng politicians by profession; and near
ly all are seeking the position for political pur-
poses. A cheerful prospect, truly, for the mo-
rails OF the rising generation in this great intel
ligent, wealthy and prosperous city of New
York, the commercial metropolis of the re-
public!
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Markets.

q.
Cotton unchanged sales to-day 900 bales Al iosIo 4
lie, for mitdiina Freq. 10 liverpool sd sugar
bopghnt and nc higher.
Cotton unchanged sales 10 Jay 500 5aIes ihs mar
ket closed steady,
The salee Of cotton 10 Gsy were 10 bses =, ~rres
rsae ~ from 1oAtc. u lac. 5
BUFpALo Dec 3-8PM
Flour quiet aud good varieties firm sales 800 bbls al
81 so - SO .or extra spring State SIS 81 is for exea
HscpGfa, 50 loa So g for extra Michigan SIS 40 SIS 10
for extra Indiana and Ohio. IS 75a - 10 for double
tras. Mbeat du heavy and lower. salos 5000 bushes
No Chicago spring at 81 o. Corn In fair demand bu
lower sales 900 bushels 5sc 5000 bushels ditto
on private lcrms 1900 bushels ditto SOC Other grains
nominal Wiiskey dull at 2ic Lake imports-aO0 bbs
-four, OoO bushels wheat l5 900 bushels corn. Canal
oswxce Dec 3-sPM
Flour in moderate demand, at unchanged rates sales.
1000 bbls At 30 for State from Chicago spring wheat
spring held at 81 10 81 - and Milwaukee club At I'll
Is 81 16, but concession these prices would have
70 DC sanm!ea 70 ~ order TO elect sales Of moment
ports-i 400 bbs flour, 1900 bushels wheat Ia roe
bushels corn Weather cold and winter Like with occa-
TORONTO, Dec 3, 1859
Flour steady. Wheat firm scarce white 81 rs
81 go spring, 81 asl o. Barley quiet at 5oc Peas 5oc
DETROIT, Dec 8, 1889
Flour dull Nothing doing in wheat Receipts 2sos
bois. hour' 300 bushels wheat Shipments light,
Flour very dull and business limited al ious rates
Wheat very dull at u 1873 VI 70 Receipts 100 bbs
flour, 3,7o0 bushels wheat,
CHICAGO, Dec. 3, 1859.
Flour quiet. Whoa. firm at 92c Corn active, and ad-
vanced lc &c. sales 10 500 bushels at 42c aboard Oats
firm. Receipts 5000 bbls -four, 500 bushels wheat,
1850 bushels oats Shipments 20 600 bushels corn
CNsuNSAr, Dec 3, 1859
Flour duil sellers refuse IS for supernne wheared
81 10; wbte, 81 20 81 %. Whiskey dull Al q &c.
Bacon scarce, but nonlnaly quoted q. Sc. 9ISc.
pork firm aud in good demand at Sl6 SIG rs Hogs
Market lively excited at SIS IS Sc 40 for present
delivery one lot was reported at So b to be delivered
week Receipts to.cay, 5000.
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THE RATIFICATION MEETNGs.--In the per-
picking condition of affairs concerning the
Mayoralty election, perhaps the only data TO
base any opinion upon as to the result are the
meetings held in favor of the different candi-
dates. AT none of them, SO far, was there a
forcible display Of speakers; but if we are to
judge by numbers and enthusiasm, the two raii-
fication meetings of Mr.. Havemeyer, at the tx
change and the Cooper Institute one on Thurs
day and the other on Saturday night very
far short of the Wood and Opdyke gatherings.
The inference is not favorable to the Tammany
Hall candidate.
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Interesting from Albany.
EFFECTS OF THE STORM-FREsHET IN THE HUDSON
RIvER---CANAL NAVIGATION, ETC.

EFFECTS OF THE STORM-FRESHET IN THE HUDSON
RIvER-CANAL NAVIGATION, ETC.
ALBANY, Dec 4, 1859
Winter has certainly commenced. Snow and slcet have
been falling twelve hours, and the twelve
inches Deep The seghs out large numbers to-day
Tho steamer Isaac Newton did not arrive from New
York till P. ~, and the Central wcro behind time
two hours on account Of the storm.
There quito freshct in the river and pospcct Of
lis closing yet, unless the weather gets much colder II
Is quite moderate now, and there is prospect of rain.
All the vessels preparing to leave, mostly with
heavy cargoes
Canal navigation is apparently nearly closed But few
boats will be frozen in. Immense quantities OF produce
are yet here destined for the seaboard.
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BROOKLYN CITY News.

TO TIE EDItUK OF TIE bLkAII.
We noticed article under your c.ty Intelligence
Gee.rg on the action Of certain Alderman relative 70
the transfer OF No 10 engine 10 Mour. Prospect Engine
Company, No 49, Of Brookyn, IN relation 70 which we
have say that efficient and respectable the
Ncntaak Engine Company No 20, aud have never been
report for reeec oil duty By the chel Engineer Of h
Bro0ky n fire Departmc,
MARTIN coNg0Y, Fofenian,
JOHN ACkER, kS.Fore0sa.
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BLAsPHEMY.-The Paterson Guardian is of
opinion that if the Judgment Day should come
the New YORK HERALD would be out next
morning with a full description of the whole
affair.""
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HAimy-DAiL-Ia Brooklyn as tho Nor Reformed
putcn cnarcn on Thursday, Dec, 4. By Rev. A. Ehaen
oo,i, JoiH HAlsHY 10 FRANCES A. ANAL-
Josihssos--DUPUy.-At por. Ricbmo nd, on Thursday.
Doc at the residence Of he BRIDES n tner By Rev. NJ
= Ellison, sraHsS H. JOHNSON 10 MARY A., daughter Of
Dar'o DVroy, EsH., all Of Port Richmond.
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Selling On.
In consequence OF important change r1n % lake
place the h Of January entire stock Of Fashionable
Winter Clothing must be closed out therefore Offer largo
and elegant stock comprising every style and desopsn Of
Winter Clothing for Men and Boys and Winter FurnisAng
Goods Ut bare ccmmssicn on cost 70 expeuses
Those who have not yet supplied themselves Wi now be
enabled 70 do a great saving and have splendid
select from.
Ciohe1 in the surrounding cities towns win be literally
dealt with.
We shall close ont the entire Winter Stock before the Tina
named II It brings less than COST
This opportunity almost Ut the beginning Of the
Winter season. and should be awaited Of time while the
stock 70 fan and complete.
D.. DEvIIN Co,
25S, go and go Broadway.
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sussrr cousrr-cLAss z,e. DxcrasKa 3, 1859.

sc, %, 80, &c, So, Z, IL, 90, AZ, AT so, AZ, 20.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LcTIKzr-CiAss IA, DEG. s. 1852
l6, H. IT, g. 4, 80, 20, %, As, "a, IL, 80, 10, a.
Witness hands at Wilmington. Del, this day Saturday.
December s. 1859. "
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED e. wOOTTKN
FRANCE. BRoADBENTS CO,
Wilmington Del
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PORTLAND, Mo-, NC f--IOF 7. NJ
The steamship Ango.Saxon, which left liverpool on the
god ult has not yet been sgnallcc, and Is considered
hardly due. Tho wind is blowing hard and the weather
IL clearing up
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Genin's Festival Hats, for Holida VS.
WIZ 0e ''ueu On S GES SfsSty HAT LAT STORE.
5O7 and 5i3 Broadway
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The Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine
Co.. office COS Broadway n Y has prepared fables showing
by actual experiment of four different workers the time re-
CURED to stitch each part OF by hand
Sewing Machine The superiority Of the work done by the
machine and the heabfness of the employment are advan
tages quite great the saving Of time Suboined sum
unnyv ~ If the tail
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DIR. Kennedy. Proprfeto

DIR. Kennedy, Proprietor Of kenucdy's
Medical Discovery will be at hs Office under the Smithsonian
House Broadway enirsnse on Ho.son street from L;
LAS, SCAID HEAD, SALT RHEuM, PIMPLES, CANKER,
UITERATED SORE LEGS any diseases Of tho akin
inyiledto call, Advice grNtia.
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Trusxcs, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs Bolts Randsgcs and DIR. 0LovERS new Lever Truss
4 Aun street.
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The Legislature Of tAe State Delaware s las! seson
ring given France Brosdbe1 lottery contac. for
twenty years, the undersigned Commissioners apported
by the Governor OF said state supernend the drawings
hers drawn this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05

Trusses of Every Description for Persna-
neut retention Of Rupture Bathing Trnsss. seppSrsEs
Knee Caps Ankets and all Surgical appliances scientifically
applied By MARSH Co., No. 2yoscy Aston House. n. Y.
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DIR. C, II. Marshan Cures Catarrh Sure,
nj St Nicholas Hotel NJ T. to-day and Tuesday; hours l.
Consultation free Cure certain IN all cases. however bad
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Snow IN MAMMAL Brownyilc, about forty miles north
oil Bangor on the I'D INST the was fourteen inches
deem
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Barryss TricOpherOus fs the Rest and
cheapest article sressing, beasufyng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies' IT. Sold by all
druycists.
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Boots and Shoes.-Watorproof
Double sole, warm fur lined and WOOL
TRAVELLING BOOTS. LHG0INS BUCKSKIN SHOES,
And everything desirable for winter wesr for
Ladies, gents and boys at
BROOKS, 51s Broadway and l5o Futon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05

A Beautiful COMPLIMENTARY bloom
Of Youth, Liquid Pearl the best article in existence for
identifying and preserving the complexion akin Its
wonderful effects be and tried gratis tLAIRDS
ladies Hairdressing Establishment, $50 Broadway.
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E. Goedwia & Brothers Patent.

: y TOBACUO,
In the highest OF perfectea before attained: urs
serves All the AROMA and retains tho noIsT RIcH
which produces that delightfully."- soothing 70 bghy
appreciated by who know what good tobacco e.
kanuisctury, kos- O5 and no Waser utreek N. T.
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To Capitalist and Othery.-A Party al
ready established 10 the -
SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS,
Which Of profitable nature ID DESTROYS OF extending the
forming Stock Company An excellent investment
guaranteed Address Machine box 200 Post Office with full
axddre.a residence.
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DM HsAks OF the Della WA state I1Otfe-
n-s, Moor. EDDY CO.. Esasrsss q the
DELAWARE aEoncrs, sEsTucSY MISSOURI sraFs
io@TEEIye. -
DEIAwAas-ERraA Casa, NJ. go. DrozssEs s. 1855
l. is, Is, 40, 45, "a, AZ, So, 90. 40, 36, To- 81.
DgLAwAaE--CLAss No. SO, DEoEnsEa s, 1879
AZ, 65, II. rs, 8, Al, 81, IS. 81, l, CO, "a.
Circulars sent tree OF sypeuse By addressing
WOOD. EDDY CO, Wilmington Delaware
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The vvsataer nc BcA eca'

Two or tnrsc ilehes Of snow te last night @no woay
We base sers snehcsp. m Of ssee. with strong
no.tSesAl Wlat
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HsIIloms of Bottles OF Mrs. wfAsl0w's
Sehnx Syrup ssed every year the United States
fsr children teethng. with failing Reiisf
immodiats and certain. Only 7Se. hossis.
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Whites Fan styIe.-Gentlemen's Dres
Hats WHITES. tho hAsssr, H6 Broadway, oppoG,ts 81
Psuls church
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PRIVATE eALE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUN
IN niureA family declining housekeeping VIII DISPOSE o.
their Furniture at great M I he os
for Sl2b do, $l0 Carpets Mrrors fan.nSs cnnoer
and dining Furniture &C. will be made an 70 casn
purchasefs Cal At 10 Twenty sixth street Desr skin
avenue.
- HOMES, N AND ~ ANN sTREFr-si FRENoS
csV aress Roots. 81 teube sole water proof Boots
Please osli And see them before purchasing
IN q PASSPORTS ISSUED TnEouGl TOWARD
pJssEII Notary Public, Commissioner Of Deeds Of all
~ sts,es ri broadway, corner Of Chambers street.
A GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES IN STERE0SCO
"a nc (;lasr View, Of first order, at
- NV RECKEI. BROTHERS. 10 John street. N. Y.
At ycYEFg WEDDING CARD DEPOT. 69s BROAD
n nay-Eiessa. Cards; moderate ptces
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs md Tou-
pccs The best 10 the world ssing all made Sold 40.
Piled at the factory ny Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. vsiga and Tout
pees Tire beet in the world wholesale sd resJ sad The is
l,afsies agQls1 At q hs,G h2lSe,
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HoIloway's Pills and Ointment.-Scar-
latina Dipheria Putrd Sore Throat-complants of
type prevailing alarming
among children and battling the skill Of the experienced
physicians These remedies speedy and erectua
Tort
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from $50
Broadway Gas Broadway OF Beecker Photo
graphs, Daguerreo,ypes aud Ambroypes.
Brooklyn Holiday Gems.-EilliamsOn
BROS, Photographs and Caneo-types 2i9 Fulton street
HerrIng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes. 25l Broadway Of Murray
direct Rev Yotk:
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NEW UaI.Ass, Dec 3, 1851
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day 1000 bales a loXo
TIC. Tor meang Freg4t To Liverpool, I'd Sugar
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FRANCE. BROapRENys 4 co.

The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lotteries OF Delaware.
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Ar ycI.EFg WEDDING CARD DEPOT 6ss Ba0Al
"A paY-Eiesea. Cards; moderate ptces,
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HAYBTYS INDICATED PAPER.
VI We ask you, value cleanliness and comfort b -
Gayeys pure Medca.cd Paper IN place Of poisonous oolg
white or printed paper. Il lafnnf EE-
sale by an Druggists and At the deposs Ann ssse
and $40 Broadway FL i511' -
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E,URNITURE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
MEEKS'
CABINET FURNITURE
WAREROOMS,
333 AND 1886 FOURTH STREET,
Northwcst corner Of Broadway
JOHN MEEKS, ~
(Of the old firm Of j. 4 J. W. Meeksl
Invites the attention Of purchasers the larges. and
giant assortment Of Cabinet Furniture be found the
PARLoRs DINING ROOMS LIBRARIES ETC.
Made from selected and well wood latest
most approved styles,
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. qfr.l III
The well known reputation of the late firm for making
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE ~'H /.
VIII be fully sustained. .f ~
Goods packed and shipped to all parts Of tho world.