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Fires 1. NsM York.

FIRE IN WARREN STREET Abous one O'Clock yesterday
morning was discovered on The fourth floor OF the
building OF Warren street. In the hoopsk, nsu,facoryo OF
L. A. Osborn. The nremeu promptly extingaished e
fire. The damage to the stock by tire aad water will be
about $4,000 Insured Tor s4S $50 the following Iusa
rance Comrones:-Beekman, s3,aso; Homc, $4,000;
Humboldt, 5000; Fulton. S. 600 Standard, So Quo; I'm
f~rttfs aud Traders 81 COO Gcrniaaia SS00; fiouse
stead, IS coo The first fnor occupied ny Btrssow,
Thomas Davis, dry goods jobb.rs Stock damaged by
water ana injured tor $4,000 city companies. The
building is owned by Henry Berge y ~ damaged
known III NJ but the matter viii DC investigated by
the Fire Marshal
FiRK WEsT THIRTY THIRD SrRxr About four O'Clock
yesterday morning FIRE occurred in the cellar OF the
building occupied by Hugh Mcrussy liquor store on
the Of Thirty third Tenth The
flames were soon extinguished. Damage about $50. Ia
sured.
FIRE IN CaxanY STREET Shortly after four O'Clock yes
terday morning, an alarm Of FIRE was given from tho
basement No 90 Cherry street. appears that Christ
mae candle, left burning upon bureau all night had
fallen and Get fre the bureau and s Contents The
premises are occupied by Peter HcnD&ssy and family
Mrs. HnDetsy awakened by the smoke just 10 time TO
save her husband and her four children, who were all
asleep few minutes logger Ia the room and they would
all have suiocsted.
FiRx IN JAMES sTaur.-shorsly after nine o'clock last
night Hrs broke out the boarding house Of Charles
Dodds, No 90 James street The flames spread to the
roof Of No "a, known as tho Sawdust House. kept by
poor families The upper part Of all three buildings
damaged BY 0rs and the furniture considerably damaged
by water Tho origin Of the hre is unknown present
The damage 70 the buildings will about $500;
10 the household furniture about $500
FIRg GRxxSE STREET. alarm Of fre for the Fourth
district at about ten O'Clock last night caused by
tri1pg dre in the dwelling house No lS9 Greene street.
occupied az boarding house by Mrs. Arnold.
FIRE IN GRAND STRgxr Bet ~een and eight O'Clock
yesterday morning, IRE discovered in the daguer
reoiype gallery owned by Charles Warren the third
floor Of No. 240 Grand street. II ginated as alleged
by Mr. Warren, from the stove, in which he had just
made Ore, gnting thin artiton It Tue
whole contents OF the room destroyeo loss about
s4oO; insured for $50, IN CITY company. The FIRST
second floors occupied by l. Watts intelligence
Office damage W furniture, about S50no Insurance.. The
building is owned by John b. Wolf II damaged about
$780, The stock Of hardware OF Meyers Morange No 1871
Bnwery, was damaged by water to the extent Of $780,
Insured for $1,000, IN tho Styvesant and Trades mems
Insurance companies. The building owned by william
Bradford. 1t ia damaged by Ere to the extent Of $780,
Insured in the Jefferson Insurance Company.
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Rrooklyn CITY News.

SUPPOSED FATAL AFrRAY IN THE sMERcHAy1s Ex-
CHANGE '-n aay which terminated In the death OK one
OF the Iades occurred yesterday morning In tene-
men house in Furmsn street. near State known by the
4c Of the 'Merchan's' Exchange" is occupied By
number Of families. About daylight an old man, named
Darby McDcrmott who occupied portion Of the third
floor, found dead at ts bottom OF the second aleh.
Ct s'aire From the Information obtained appears that
q PANIED James Carney, who resides with ia hroahor
An Jaw, The frs floor OF the house. went IN n
StcDcrmo.ts room, between two and three o'clock
at night. quarrel ensued, both probably he
ing under tho influence Of liquor, whom Carney
pitched the old man down STAIRS where he Renamed
lying He then went down 70 bis brother IN laws room
md in about ball an hour returned, andas stated by
family namei Roach who i've on that foor-he com
menced kicking him, making Of some harsh express.
sons at the came time Accused then left and to
bed. AZ soon as the dead body Of McDermot dis
covered, Carney arrested aud held to await examua
tion He suys no knows nothing II all about the matter
although the other inmates Of tho house that shortly
before he ran AZ his sister with knife, and besides Ia
FLEEING q slight wound, beat her severely. A little
daughter OF Mr. Roach states that she looked of the
and saw Carney kicking McDcrmott Coroner Horton,
besg notified, ordered post norton examination pre-
yious q holding an inquest
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M arrfed.

BIRD-OIxsrxD-On Monday, Dec. %, at Christ church.
Tarytown, by the Rev. Seldom Spencer, JAMES BIRD
ELIZABETH JOHNSON daughter Of Silas 0sed Esq, all Of
the above place.
decentralization Sunday, Dec. q, by Rev. H. Louns
berry, JOSEPH H. Rorsroy to Miss LIZZIE May both OF this
city.
NooRE-SBEpHERp On Monday, Dec &c, by the Rev.
8 B. Peters, at the First Universast church Williams
burg, Mr. CHARLES g. MOORE Miss DELLA SHRr1iKRD both
OF this city
Albany papers please copy.
MoRsE-GImpRN AT The Galway ladies' Seminary on
Wednesday, Dec IA, by the Rev. D. W. Smith, Mfr. ELIJAH
MORSE OF Boston, 70 Miss ANNIE c. daughter OF the atc
Leonard Gndden, ESQ formerly Of Maine.
SMnH-PosT AT Nyack, on Saturday, Dec. "a, by the
Rev. D. Lord, Mr. J. STUART SMITH, Of Caremont n r., to
Mss MARIA E, eldest daughter Of Peter +. Post ESQ., of
Nyack, N. Y.
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Depar ture OF . Missionary.

FAREWELL EXERCISES IN DIR. FERRIS CHURCH.
About two hundred persons assembled evening
in Rev. DR. Ferris church, Of Fifth avenue aud
Twenty ninth street. to participate in the farewell
ercises rendered to the Rev. Jacob Chamberlain Jr on
the occasion Of his intended departure missionary to
India The Rev. Mr. Chamberlain long since received
bis appointment from the Board OF Missions of the Dutch
Reformed Church. and will shortly leave, with his wife
for the land Of bis future labors.
The exercises commenced with prayer and hymn,
after which Rev. DR. Scudder preached Sermon taking his
textrom the 10th Psalm Sd verse"Thy people shall be
willing In the day Of thy power In the beauties OF holiness
from the womb Of the morning. thou hast the dew Of thy
youth After which hymn sung, commencing
Salvation, oh, the joyful sound"
Rev. DR.. Fxsss gave the parting charge to Mr. Cham
berain. He congratulated him that he had at length
arrived at the contamination Of all his hopes His desr
nation India, loug stepped in the darkness of
bsatbeDsm. IN golDg there he would meet with
reception the hands Of those who had preceded him
He would IND in his mission many things TO try
him him, and call forth ns prayers and tears He had
" learn only oy activity anu perseverance, Hs ad
vised not expend all his vgor the first onset,
work slowly and surely Plans were to DO taken for
lifetime, not for Avvd reazation Of tho hopeless
ease Of those among whom no going should constantly
deep sympathy In his own ana his bre,hrens welfare.
Their parting might be final but they would rejoice here
after at what he would accomplish.
During the delivery of the charge, Mr.. CHAMBER
LAIN, who had been sitting in a front pew with
the pulpit When Dr. Ferris had concluded he said that
In that parting hour he would speak Of himself but Of
the cause in which he was 70 engage The Lord had
said Go forth unto the world and preach the Gospel,
and be would ask the church Of Christ had done 80?
Did be ask Aics II the church had done oy her the
Lord commanded and the slave trade would be thrown
In his teeth Did he ask Asia in the way and the
opium trade would be hurled in his face. Did he inquire
in like manner Of the aborigues OF America, and they
would say that had among them to tell
Spirit but many 10 destroy them with the word ani
with fire water He egted that the Church Of Christ had
neglected the heather 80 much In going to India he did
not ask for Pity there pang to DO sure In leaving
his kindred and friends He wished not pity he thought
his position for tue throne Of the mghtest king de
would only ask them for their prayers, and their
brance Of himself and brethren who needed the prayers
and sympathy Of the church. His prayer that
God would III him for the work. and in his dying moments
II would be sweet to contemplate that his abos for
another world than this
The exercises closed With prayer the singing Of the
doxoogy and benediction.
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How many lives could be saved were Brandreth's pills
Adopted in this isb.fu maDsdy This great medicine mildly
but surely removes all poscns from the human syatem
Those BIO desire With them Life Insurance. should
not fail to box The ccdp headaches bowel
affections this season. Immediately cured by this limo
cert vegetable 1smedy Captain Of the army q spain
fever Havana the 9th Janary 1885, accompanied with
most terrible pain Of the head and back had boz OF
BrsnGeihs pills In my possession which in doses az
seven pills each day. and whea the box Finished found
Pstaron. Of Havana. Cuba staying at $50 Houston
street New York, European Hotel
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
y oESxnAL HOUSE 2 FURNISHING oosos
GREAT RRDucTIoN IN PRICE.
=. v. HAUGHwOUr 4 OF

f. v. HAUOHWOUT u CO.,
Nos AZ, l90 and <Q2 broadway, corner Br0omo greol
Having received large co0sgnments Of Goods from Eupe
for sale account and having emseves
unusually heavy and choice stock OF Qooda hand have
view Of the approaching close OF the business SEASON a
mined 10 mako large reduction u their prices,
From this time until the LIST OF January mart
To insuyo largo demand and thus enable than mA4niA
reduce heir aoch before the cosA Of the VAR.
In Of tho reduced Of Austrian oasroA
cy, they enabled 70 offer thei bohemian and Germna
Goods purchased u tho ase Fair II LpAo. u unparaal
low priceR
The following are a sample Of their reduced urfcos.-
C0mpiet6 white FRENCH CHINA DMxRR, DESSERT and TIA
exnyeEs with complete seFvtco Of rch cut and engraved
Bolt milan Glassware for twelve persona comprising Dccan
tss Gobss Champaxnes wineA Hosas Cslsr1Ss. CsnfFs
-" roR SEVENTY DOLLARS,
which We assert 70 be ths cheapest sesS sold In ~
county.
RoS Oeoovsssd DrSrxo sKRvycxS
At $50, ellb and Sl26, and upward
Heavy silver plated CAsTERs ~ s. 81 and $lO and EssA
qualify =; SIS and so
sss MATED T,a SEss =: pieces So and SO ana d
Bets Of CurIzRr TWENTY sins nieoss with ivory haass
morocco cases, n Sal IS Ard "a Q.
Real Bohemian color Cd aud engraved Bor1Lxs u
per pair.
Rich ard engraved DEcASrrRs IS per pai and cuA n
herman Gobets ~ psr DOZEN DO do
We ast the public 10 exAmine gooda and prices and
That The reduction OF prices IL genuine
pr!eef are mArkoc " plain figures from which
No DEVIATION CAN BE MAck
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G0urauil's Oriental Cream or MnglcmI
besuuGer 81 Walker street, Hays Brooklyn. No pay
satisfactory Beware Of oounerfeits
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ABeautAful Com fon.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl for identifying preserving complexion and skin
can be tried gratis 1t 40 Broadway.
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaAtying, cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair. LADIES' try eo by ID
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Yellow Fever Cured.

DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply His Radi-
cal Truss with eectng permanent cures Of
hernis rupture MARSH Co., No. vesey street. n. T.
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HoIloway's Pills.-By the Timely Use or
hese famous medicines the evil luences from coughs
colds may be prevented the bring disease
rbeumam, &C. npped In the bud and The coasatuton
fortified against disease.
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An Article Worthy tho Confidence Of
old and young-Proessor WOODS Hair Restorative Depot
ga broadway, and sold BY all druggists and fancy goods
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Defiance Sal0 Mander Safes-With Pa.
tent proof looks and bars Also and burglar
proof nalor Depot 63 Murray street. Of College
place formerly lo2 Pearl ST. eet)
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
Millions Of bottles used every year ia the United
Staes for children teethrg with falling succcss Relief
ts immediate and certain. Only Is cents bottle
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BroOklyn.-WtlItamso BrOs.' Photo
tor holidays 2i9 Fulton street
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Died !.

Birth.
WAIIAc.-On Friday, Dec. %, the wife Of A. Iasmer
Wallace, Of q son.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesThe In New York. wholesale ard retail and the
dye privately applied. No. Astor House.
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Young Lawyers would Find II Greatly
TO their antge 70 have chronological Examination with
full written description Of character by Prof FOWLER sos
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Brady's Gallery, 643 Broadway, Corner
Of Bleecker strest Holiday superb
and style OF Pntnre for Holiday Proeep
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Boots and STRAIGHTFORWARD
Double sole. warm fur lined and wool,
TRAVELLING BOOTS, LEgGINS, BUCKsKfN SHOES
And everything desirable for winter wear for
LAdiea genta and boys. at
BROOKS. E7b Broadway and l6Q Fulton street
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BiIliards.-BassfOrd's Last Patent Cush-
ion challenges Phelans aurles For sale OF payag
at l49 Fulton street and No. Ann street
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Hexr1MS's Patent Cham pSOn Fire
and burglar proof safsA a Brosdway Of MIRA
oro0e York:
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DraYfnUs or the DNla.yare state Latte.

DraWfnXs OF the DoIa ware State LOtte.
ries WOOD EDDY CO, Managers.
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
LOTTERIES
DELAwARE-ExrRA Class NO. 667. DECEMBER 2s 1859.
81. %, 4, 81, rs. 43, 80, So, 81, 10, S., 80.
DEIAwARE-CLAss No 66S, DECEMBER g. 1889
Is, 33, 81. S, %, %, 81, SO, IL. ~, 80, 40 Is.
Circulars sent free of expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

Interesting from CaIfforn4a-The FIRE.
cscdings OF Congrcss-The stampede Of
tho Medical decentralization and
Treason At the North-ROmsnco In ReaI
Life-FtnanctaI Operations i'm the West
The Markets, &c., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD Of 10 morrow wednesday, will
contain the from California received by the steam
ship Baltic; full report Of tho Proceedings Of Congress-
An Account Of the Stampede Of the Medical Students
Abolition ct the North0arrso0s Reasonable Lecture
Henry c. wrights Insurrectiouary Letter, &C., &C.;
Description Of Financial Operations in the West Romance
Of Real LheThe Life and History Of Henry Law, the
Forger All the Local News Of New York and Vicinity q
Reports Of tho Cattle Provision and Money
Markets, and all news Of the previous week Of m In
teresting nature.
TxRAs-$2 year. four cents a single copy. sabscrip
tons received al the office northwest Of Fulton and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale the
counter and by all agents. Advertisements inserted
at the usual HERALD rates.
The rawlings OF the Sussex County and
Consolidated 10 teries Of Delaware.
mn a 10
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The Winter Dress Hat is Now Ready.
LEARY 4 co Aston House
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FRANCE, BRoEDBENTs 4 CO..

The Legislature Of the State Of Delaware at s last session
having 10 France Broadhents Co lottery contract
years the undersigned Commissioners app
by the Governor of said supiotend
sAd lottery do hereby certify that the following the
bers draw this day.
SUSSEX Cous1y-CLAss 235 DECEMBER 26, 1859.
"a, 8, 60, Al, %, 46, 81, 33, SO. SO II rs.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERY-CLAss l0i, DECEMBER 26, 1859.
%, As, IS, 10, l, 81, So, IA, SO, 80, 6, IL, q.
Witness hands WI ington Delaware day mon
dsyA December ~ 1859.
John DALE,
ALFRED X. wOUrrEN,S
FRANCE BRO ADBENTS Co,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Bebee & Co., 156 Broadway.
New Styles Holiday Hats
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NREAT TALE OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
U
ELFRrDA,
THE BED kOvER'S DAUGHTER
MYArIpY

BIZ NED BUNTLINR,
Is row ready in the NEW YORK MERCURY for January
1860 The MER Jury tho lsrgo cheapest and beat Of Ne
family Order your newspaper carrier 70 leave regu
larry a8 your house.
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NEW YORK AS IT Is-NED BUNTLINE rs OUT
IN again m the NEW YORK MERCURY with Mvs-
terry New York entitled Efrida the Red Rovers Daughter
Az this the 6rs. great local .le written By that famous
thor published his Mserea
Of New York. the excitement thu
NEW YORK MERCURY conaising the opening chapters Of
deBosa
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NlAYLORS SALOON,
i BROADWAY, CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET.
NkW YEARS.

JOHN TAYLOR now prepared TO receive orders for all
Turtles Game Pate Dishes Of Came Jeled Tongues and
Hams plain and osnamented Jeies Picked Oysters
mented Plum Pound, Chron Almond Cakes and small
Cakes Of variety and also for The table
nil Of which win be Of the best quality and manufactured
the premises under the personal supervision Of tho pro
teor
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A T JONES, 10 AND IL ANN STREET. CALL AND SEE
~ these French calf dress Boots also the so double
sole water proof sewed Boots
IRE you GOING TO MAKE CALLS NEW YEARS.
a u call at f. f. newtts Premium Card Estn5shmeht
BIB Broadway,
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v1uBLIsHkD THIS DAy.
Ibe "lRALPRE< slR1E CONFLICT
THE Hkf.,N

The facy Of Heipers Stascsl Comnlrs, aud Views
the great Queetiofs OF The day.
Proposals settlement Of the Conflict In Equitable and
Practicable manner.
PRICE Ten GENTS.
Every Union loving citizen, North South East and West
should js ssess himself of COPY.
F.A, BRADY, Publisher, "a Ann Erset, NY,
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NrEv YORK AS 1T IS-NED BUNYLIY "a OFT
IN again 10 the NEW YORK MERCURY With a new Mys-
New York entitled Elfrda the Red .rs
this IS the fret sreat LEGAL tale written BY oat famous
thor b. publ shsd bra cse Mystic ies and
rev York the excitement The q rs n-pse The
NEW fukk MERCURY aiming tho opening chapters q
this tale CT the kvpife city Ia eAdy day. all the news
dep1ta
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GREAT TALE OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
ELFRIDA.
TIE RED ROVER'6 DAUGHTER.
HHw MYSTERY or Ngw YOAK.

NEW YORK AS 1T Is.-NED RUNTIINE Is OUT
IN again IN Ibe NEW YORK MERCURY with M,s-
terry OF New York. entitled Erda the ktd Rovers
AZ this is The first great local tale written by s, famous
thor since he published his celeor4e M seres
OF New 1orx he excitement the
INV YORK MERCURY conaicing the opening chsptsls Of
this new tale u The Empire City ready day At all the new
depots.
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MEw YORK AS IT IH-NED BUHTLlNk Is OFT
IN again 10 the NEW YOkK MERCURY with Mys.
terry OF New York EMIT cd klfrda led Ro hgh r.
s thu he Srs great local tale written By that famous
O. New York The excisment among the people t.
Inc NEW YORK MERCURY containing the opening ohsp-
the news dep0ls
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NRW YORK AS IT Ia-NED BUNrIrNE rs CUT
4N again 10 the NEW YORK MERCURY with : new Mysr
terry Of New York. entitled EfrdA tho Red Royers DAusSe
AZ s y e Orr, Sres. local Vale written BY that famous
Of New York; ibe excitement among people e intspse
Tho NEW FORK MERCURY. containing the opening chap
tbs depOtp-
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THE EMPIRE CITY AND THE sEA.-THE NEW AND
TE = RED koyERs nALqHTER, new Mystery Of New
York City, by NED BUNTLlNB. commencing in the NEW
YOKK MEKCUKY for Saturday. January 1860 which 9
thoroughly the Mysteries eries the great
city Ned Bunne whose pen powerfully delDe
ate them And who else pilot American clipper
dashngy through the per Of he stormy ocean - our s<
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NEW YORK AS IT Is.NED BuNTLINE rs OUT
IN sgan m the NEW iq gs.. MEhopf Win new @ys-
a. hs il he local tale wrt+n by that famous
thor he pubbed bs celebrated Mysteries and Msersea
Of New York escemert among the people IN intense
The NEW YORK MkRCuRY containing ths openics chap
srs Of ibis tale Of the Empire city ready Today al
Inc new depoS
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NREAr TALE OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

NEW YORK AS TT IS-NED BUNTLrNE Is OFT
IN again In the NEW YORK MERCURY with a new Kys.
terry Of New york entitled Eds The Red Rovers Daughter
this Is the 8rn great local tale written BY that au-
ter since he pubshed his celebrated and Msees
Tie NEW YORK MERCu RY containing the opening chapters
n " depota
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~ ns and oil diseases Of the feet cured wb,ut pain
chirodopss M Brosdway Refers 70 he phy 1icians and Sns
OF hia city.
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GREAT TALE OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

rNBE EMPIRE CITY AND THE SEATTLE NEW AND
j beautiful tale Of New York city and tbs sea KLFRIDA,
1BE RED koyER's DAU0HTkR, new Mystery Of We.
YORK MERCURY for Saturday, January 2 1880. whsoh =
for sale by all the Where Is the
knows thoroughly the Mysteries and Mseres Of great
city Ned Bunine whose powerfully d.neat
inRy through the pers Of the stormy sailor
thprY
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KEw YORK AS IT IS.-NED BUNTIINE IA OUT
IN again in he NEW YORK MERCURY with rev Mys-
Of New York entitled Eirda the Red Rove naughter
this is the frs. great LEGAL tale written by that famous
thor since he published his celebrated yseres
New York, the excitement among The people Is intense.
The NEW YORK MERCURY containirg the opening chap
OF this tale Of the Empire City Is An
the depois.