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rANTON MATTINGS,
" CARPETINGS, &c.
Canton Mating, celebrated Gowqua BRANDY Velvet,
Brussels 3Ply and Ingram Carpetngs. Oil Cloths Mats,
Rugs DruggetS Table and Piano Covers, Quilts, Blankets,
Made Sheets and Pillow Cases. Large stock Shrtugs and
House Linens Cottons &c. Newest style Dress Goods
and Youths Wear Heavy Cotton and Linen Goods for Farm
hands. All popular terms.
~ Carpet and Mating laid.
ROYSTON BROS,
ml0.tf 81 RoItimora street
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JOHN MERRYM.
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PUBLIC SALE

County Commissioners of Baltimore CO
APPS 3aw" my23,24,25 ATctioneers
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! IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
IL May 49, Is5a-Orered that the sale Of the real estate Of
John Glenn deceased, by William W. Glenn. the
ing of the last will and testament Of the said de
ceased and this reported to this Court by the said acting
executor ratified and confirmed unless be shewn
the contrary, before the 18th day Of July pro
yided this order be inserted in daily newspa-
per published the city of Baltimore at least week
for three successive weeks before the 18th day of June
The Report the amount of sales to be 500 so
True copy-test; ISAAC p. COOK,
] lnr-2u- ll-.riEta If H. Drl...
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Married.


sgssAMy-sYcoa-on Monday, Dec %, in the Twenty
first Reformed Dutch church, BY the Rev Sir Van
Nest, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Bethune, Mr. GABRIEL p.
BENJAMIN to Mrs JOSEPHINE SEooR.
KATTT-JAcK. -On tuesday Dec. 20, ut Christ church,
Greepsbug Penn, by the Rev. Theo q. yman, D. D,
assisted by the Rev John Cromsh the rector, WALTER
KATIE civil engineer and MARGARET eldest daughter Of
the late Hon. Judge Wm Jack, Of Wcstnorcaud county
Pennsy wanna
Hsyks--FKD-At Philadelphia, Wednesday, Dec.
49, Mr.. JoHS MEYER, OF this city 70 Miss MARY L. FIELD,
daughter o. VIM. Fielo, Esq of The former place.
MxRrTT-- HASsBE-On Tuesday, Dec. 20, by the Rev.
Nr Dc Hass, BgNJanIS f. MERRITT Of New Castle, West
chester county, Elzl RAMAsE daughter Of Jacob Han
she, Esq, OF this city.
MoEGAy-CfrCuEsrER- On Monday evening, Dec. %,
by the Rev. Sir. Peck Str. CHARLES ". MORGAN, TO Miss
SARAH youngest daughe. of the late Aaron Chichester
both OF this city.
FuRc7IL-- BfAcuAM AT the residence Of the brides
prce Rev Walter Quarter, of Yorkvlle, by her uncle,
the Rev. William Bcacham, OF Rome, Monday, Dec. 20,
NnuAa j. PURCELL Esq, @. E., 10 MARY TEgEsA eldest
daughter OF the late Joseph Beacham Esq Of Rome and
niece Of the Right Rev. William Quarter, first Bishop
Of Chicago.
RENSn-FAyNrSc In Brooklyn, Wednesday, Dec.
% at tho church OF Holy Trinity by the Rev. Dr..
William II. lewis, Joy j. RKNNn, Of New York, to MSS
FANNIE IDA, only daughter of the late Dr. d. o. Tanning,
Of ihis city.
sainH--rucEER in this city, Monday, Dec &c by
the Rev. Edwin f. Hatfield, ID. d., WV. w. SMITH, Esq.
Of Stamford, Conn., to Miss SARAH g. TUcEaas, OF South
Nofwaik, Conn.
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BLAKE On Tuesday, Dec. %, THOMAS BLAZE, Of tho
Parish of Gorthethra county Letrm, Ireland in the 5oh
year OF his age.
The and friends Of the famiy are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday morning. AZ
haf past pDn O'Clock His remains viii be conveyed
from bis late residence, 22S Mulberry street. to st.
Packs Cathedral, where solemn High Mass will be cee
brated; from thence 10 Calvary Cemetery for intermen
BuIIocH On Monday, Dec 10, at st Louis Mo-, after
brief but severe Illness N W. JANIS BuIIoeu recently
resident VI BrooklS u sged 81 years.
BuRpocK.--ln Williamsburg, on Wednesday, Dec. %,
Mrs. MARY MsaAr, wife Of Mr. Peter Burdock aged ~
years
Funeral from her late rcsidenca. corner Of Division
avenue and Ninth street, frtay morning, at eleven
O'Clock The relatives and frienns of the family In
vitea attend without further
CliSIoSOn Tuesday, Dec. u, Of consumption, at $50
Greenwich street, MARY vito OF the late Peter Clinton.
Her friends and those OF her husband, and Also or
brother IN Jaw Matthew Chntor invited 10 attend her
funeral from her late residence, al nine e'eock or
from 81. Josephs church a: ten O'Clock this (Thurs-
day. morning.
CsRrrg.-U Wednesday, Dec. IS, Enzasxru CARrER,
aged 70 years.
Her friends and acauaiaances are Invited 70 attend her
funeral from NJ. lSi Houston street, Friday afternoon
at one o'clock
COLLINS -On Wednesday,, Doc. IS, .ssIS WILLIAM son
OF David and Mary CA.lns aged years and m Jnths
The relatives and snds OF the family are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from No e. Pitt street.
thus (fbursdayl afternoon ut two O'Clock.
CowlsY.-0n Wednesday moraing, nec. 2S WILLIAM,
youngest son o; Richard B. and Eleanor G. CoT,ey aged
IA months and II days
The relatives md friends os the family are respectfully
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FINAL MEETING OF Tnk BoaKp of isos-ASOTHER
EFFORT TO ASNUL TIE B.BIx By-Lsw-THE SUB
jet AGAIN QUAsHEp.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Board Of Education, and
the final meeting of the Board present year.
place last evenng-Rchard Warren the President, in the
Chair.
Commissioner DouaHErrr presented o communication
from the school officers Of the Fourth ward representing
the Board language similar to that in which former
communications the subject were couched their
entire disapprobaton OF tho bylaw requiring all the
schools under the jurisdiction OF the Board 6e opeaed
by reading portion Of the Holy Scriptures without
or comment. The communication disavowed spirit OF
opposition the part OF tho school officers Of the Fourth
ward questioning the Of the Board enfore se
law and informed tho BOARD that many teachers were
"suffering much want by It's operation.
and Fourteenth wards whose salaries have been Withheld
since september, their back pay also submitted by
Mr.. Doughery In connection with the COMMUNICATION
Commissioner ADAMS moved that the resolution be laid
upon the table,
Commissioner Tu1HLL and others called for tho ayes
and nays upon Mr. Adams NOTION aud the calling Of the
roll resulted giving vote Of twenty Que for laying the
communication on the table, against twelve in the mega
tive.
Of striking various books from the Inst OF supplies OF books
for school studies and various works we're stricken Oft
The Finance Committee reported that owing to the
great distance from the city Of the property given
ry for tho beques OF Seth Grosvener they had
time to report upon us value The report was accepted
the Finance Committee, and congratulated Board be-
the report showed their financial condition 10 have
improved during The past 70 amour. Of Sl25
The report accepted aud ordered TO DO printed.
The Committee School Furniture reported favor Of
appropriatng 81 furnishing school twenty
SECOND ward
Commissioner CURTIS presented resolution thanking
the President for the manner III which he had discharged
the duties Of his Office.
Tho customary speeches followed, ana the resolution
unanimously adopted.
Mr. WARREN returned thanks In appropriate and az
fectng manner.
Commissioner GREEN offered resolution expressive of
thanks 10 Mr. Gushing, the Chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee, ana 1t was also unanimously adopted.
Commissioner CUSHING, In returning thanks submitted
resolution compmen,ing Tbos. Boese tho Clerk OF the
Board, for the efficient in which he discharged
Tho duties Of bus Office and adopted its rrecc
The Board then adjourned for the last time
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City Intelligence.

SKATING AT THE CENTRAL ythng at the pond
yesterday very quiet indeed might be said TO have
been almost deserted, An ircipient storm in the
forenoon, which time threatened to be "old
fashioned one and which doubt led many 10 suppose
the skating spod also the fact that the Their
snome.er stood down among the small nambors during
the entire day making sport anything but agree
able were certainly the which produced this fall
ing of in the patronage the pond has received since
1t thrown olen about ten days ago.
few zen persons n,wever, jealous admirers of the
art, who be tue least ntmil a.cd by The
tense cold enjoyed themselves their hearts content
and perhaps sesi, enough to hope that the cold
weather would last provided il kept away Gro vds
which have congregaied there for the past three four
days
Both OF the pondsades and gentlemen-werc in excel
constantly swept Off, thus preventing s accumulation,
which wonla seriously interfere with the sport There
When he ssre sex fear 70 venture on. without gloves
their Noses who In the world can blame tbs dear crea
lures for al homer II to day be toe as We nope
will there will no douot be grand rush Of both sexes
The superintendent Of the Park II Ii SAID Is about 10
introduce new feature the pond witch must gsvo
satisfaction He has licensed bal. dozen 81 hotel Keep
era 10 establish tents which refreshments Of all kinds
will be sold at nxed moderate price, tue want Of such
an ad0itiOn would cerlahiy SOON oe iel u nhS not
arendy been 10 that Inc deserves credit
ior tns move !. 70 - sas ~ t, ., e as ao oenseu
What nity hc canno, make tho you'd about three times
as large.
FIRE IN CANAL SrRsEr.-NARRow ESCAPE oS Two CMI-
DRES FROM SCFFocAnoS-Shorty after seven O'Clock on
Tuesday night fire was discovered in the attic Of tho
-. ~. 70, ,,,,., e,-oo. :. n~,r;,...s !. .
o"e'ns 'oueo ~ 90 oA. ..o = e'eu -
bedroom occupied oy the daugnter OF \. r hunt VINO
keete second hand furniture store on the first floor
cr a,,,s r-ooa .,,a,v ,ra u four r,,r,,os .ha
An0 ""o0 'P @f'' ~ -
smoke drove every ono out OF tho 8ttc tnomas Mur-
INV WIN with his wife and four children occuped the
.s.-. ...,,a d,,,, ,,a,-s NTH tho ,,xo yo,noas,
.,,:,a-o. -. ox,oo..a ~. o,he-a ~ follow h,, no
coming frightened they lost their way and did not get
out o. the room until rescued BY Jonn BURNS Andrew
Nesos ana Henay "S' ~ T,,,h ~ .nc We.
found. the eldest. girl named Mary, aged about
six years, quite insensibe and apparently nfeess
tho other child, boy, aged Tour years. was stupued
Both children were conveyed 70 the drug store Oh te
corner OF Gfeepwich street, ana wnen sucehty rcsuscl
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fufLApELpHJA STOCK BOARD.

fufLApELpHJA STOCK Board.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec %, 1859
Stocks steady: pennsyeanla STATE tIves, 81 Readng
Railroad, 2Usf, Morris Cauai, iola Long lsilni Ran
roaI, IL; FenDsy lyania .sairoai 3cl4
NEw OnLsAss, Dec. 81, 1889
Cotton easier saes to-day II 300 baes, mi ldng 1899
l0c sales yesterday goo bales sales Tor past three
days III SEQ bales. Rec pts ahead Of last year 286,
coo baiee Sugar frm AZ 10 74c for fair to fully fair
Ffeeh,s Of cotton TO Liverpool si6d Northern exchange
unchanged.
MOBILE, Dec 81, 1859
Coton-Saes 900 bales at lohc. Sales OF three days
IL 900 bales Receipts Of three days $40 bales Ffeshs
10 Liverpool l7-32d. u y-l6d.; 10 II ivre lc.
>futIApElIruA, Dec IS, 1859.
Flour steady Wheat STEADY. Corn &c. lower. Whs-
key firm, al 26lac. a 21ac
CINCINNATI, Dec Is 1859.
Hoes-Holders demand ADVANCE, bal bnyers arc
un@ibg accade: sales to-day 900 heads at SD 90
So Is Mess pork-Sl6 90 Suik meats, "a IAc Oh
the spot and &c Tor delivery February. Flour
quiet at SIS 40 q SIS IS. Wbiskey 4c lower.
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From Havre and Southampton In the steamship Arago-
Hon seward Mr. and Mira Barnet, Van Anken, Henry
MickoD Donald Mckay Charles Heiisck Mr. and Mrs Pier
son Mrs Rcnaro Parker and servant Miss Hamilon Mr.
wood Mrs sherwood Miss Mcneil, Mr. and Mrs Strong,
strong, Mrs strong, Mr. snd Mrs Mchen Mrs Beloeg
child AID anti Mr. and Mrs Coping and infant Mrs
Smith, Mrs Nctorne, Mrs Burns and Mr. and Mrs Robin
children, Miss Burnett Hubbard M eclusc Ianeing,
Mr. Starr Mr. Allard Capt Mersha Jules Ravel DIR Lemat
Hunsephnh Mr Oppenheiner, Mr. PAUL. M and Mrs Wa
neil, Wharton, J Griffin T. Peecomab Mr. snrge and
servant Herriguts, !, aiard, q Mac Lean W Mario,
ASTON, Mr. ielyaiie. Holly, Mr. gallinder Risack
Mr. Wander ankud, Duhafn four sisters Of Mercy John
Good aoiza, mr Augustn, Dsckman, Mrs Reuault
Mrs lauorr, Mr. Mite teh W Col Sarony Wagner Mr.
beIrleh, Sett er Mr. and Mrs kes,er, Mrs Bsr, Mr.
child, MIR and Mss biscaon Loca Mrs Arnatrong and
infant Rev Kemp q Lonbcn, Etehegrin, Echiynreta
ura. Dahs, Mr. and Mrs Die Jos Gafsy. Mr. Bricout "A
BACH Mr. and Mrs e,bach and three children Aschmann
Mr. Schad Total l37.
From New Orleans and Havana the steamship Granada
Milton. wife and infant Trnesa Piccn, Mrs }
stanton und daughter Capt keyand forty sieerage.
DEPARTURES.
For Richmond &c, In the steamship Roapohe William
Stanley. Hammond, Charles Leycock. MssA Barrett,
Batc, Mrs White and two children, Walter Crosson,
For Chsr,eson in ibe steamship Columba we~.ry,
Middleton, Sly, II scz sciz A Atey, Cohen, geo
noolnt Fros. l. Jones, Richards. Rouz Base.
Bid. Mira N smith. Vim G purbury, hoffman Mrs II
TRIUMPH, Vim Getty Bogay, W woodmau, A IL II Burrows,
Rev Miller MIRA Preston ana c,'d Mrs Baker Mrs Mears
gerSd Kicdee, Nolan. Jnd1f asmer Mrs Buckley
and two chtd en-, jno ftemming
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Obituary..

Dr. o. MANhEs buS1, Assistant Secretary Of State FOR
Wisconsin, died on the 18th inst at Madison in iht STATE
of consumption. The deceased was a man universally
respecteS and had filed many importan, trusts He was
- prominent member o the Masonic Fraternity and had
compiled and edited the Wisconsin ,asetser nr Hunt
was . New Yorker by birth, and q broher "a tho
present very able Acting District Attorney Of tho ,nei
States tor the Southern district Of Now York Hon.
II. Hunt Hc was known active and useful po,i,,
clan In the democratic party.
MARKS d. WHITMAN, member elect of the Pennsylvania
State Legislature from Dauphin county, died Sunday
last, ut hts residence Lykcns Valley after short nj.
ness. Mr., Whitman belonged 70 the peoples party. He
served in the last Legislature, and elected In
her by large majority.
The Rome Daily Sentinel announces the death at Martins
burg, LOWS county, Of Hon TIMOTHY JENKINS, promi.
nent lawyer and politician Of Oneida county Mr. Jenkina
represented Oneida county In the Twenty NINTH Th,rch
and Thirty eccond Congress- He also District Attor.
pey for Oneida county for i've years
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Weather R.ports.

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. U.s. 4. u.
Bosson--T bcrml meter 90 below Evening, s. be
dow
Rouses Point-Thermometer To- below
Burlington tnar niliaetcr 10 oclow Zero.
St Johns bury rhcf niometar z00 below zero.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clear ana very cofd ther noineter
below river yet frozn oppnate the city
suter very nigh the lower of iii inow VII fooled
OSwEGo, Dec. 2s-l:I0 p. "
Weather very cold: Thermometer at seven O'Clock this
morning O. below zero.
PnnApELrmA, Dec. %, 1859
Thermometer ice above ea'iy this morning; II
commenced showing ut IA oclocx, wind northeast
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Persoaal Intelligence

Elk President Pierce and lady are IN town They occupy
apartments in the Clarendon Hotel
Gen. Leslie Coomns, Of Kentucky, and OK Governor
Porter, OF Pennsylvania were in Austn Texas, on the
14th inst.
General Duff Green delivered address In tho Hall OF
che House Of Representatives IN Austin Texas, on the
14th inst.
Commander B. Davdoh, Russian navy, is at Washing
ton
Judge fancy seized Friday night with one
his dangerous attacks is still greatly piostrated
. Commander Boggs, u. s N; Major Reynolds, u. $
d. " colonel Alexander Major Albert Smith aud Captain
Bracket, U. S. A., are in Washington.
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sustained by the Supreme Court aud by the Attorney
General. The matter discussed IN the House ~ some
length, ano the vel, sustained by u voe Of zap =.
precisely the the other, except tua. ,ic "ofu
tswhite resoref Il passed tbs House WIN o't one
negative vote. Upon suspension OF inc RUSS, tie new
bill then the Senate, whefe, a'or uooate IL
was passed by vote OF Id 70 H. ~, ,..
The Governor signed the ne" p, "au 'ho Legislature
.ndi faiaaal ls
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival Of the United States Mail Stesm-
ship Ora nada-Non-ArrswaIa ut Havsna
on tho Dansci Webster-The Accident TO
the GrHnsda-The Opera--Markcts, &c.
The steamship Granada, Capt. McGowan, of the NJ. O.
Roberts United States mail line, from New Orleans and
Havana. arrived at this port last night at eight o'clock,
having left the former the goth and the latter ut
Y. H. on the 23d.
The Vanderbilt mail steamer Daniel Webster, which
would leave Aspinwan the arrival OF The California
passengers and mails had not arrived at Havana when
the Granada left.
The Granada brings no news except from Havana,
which Is unimpor.an,; the California news having been
brought by the Baltic.
The Granada left New Orleans with two hundred pas
sengcrs and the California mails. Part of the passengers
Daniel Webster.
The Granada brings afy -four passengers to New York.
nine Of whom from Havana and the usual nails and
correspondence
Business at Havana was brisk. large number Of YES
sells were In port loading and discharging freight
The now Captain General has already become quite
fayoYe with the H.sanese although the loss Of General
concha is very generally regretted
Max Mareizek with his Opera troupe are doing inc
business the Tacon The difficulty between himself and
of the editors Of Spanish paper has been settled
THE GRANADA ENTERING PoRT-ACcIDENr AND Eek
ClTEMENT ON BOARD.
The Granada, In coming up the harbor, met with an
accident which caused great excitement among the pas
sengers Tor shor, time. but which, fortunately resulted
in nothing serious,
The bow OF the steamer was cut through by the ice
which thick in such quantities that she was
several times Obliged to stop aud back and change her
course.
When the Battery 1t was found the steamer was
fast filing wi water. She directed for the Warren
street wharf, but being unable to get alongside imme
datey she proceeded up dock OF the Erie Railroad
Company foot OF Duane street, where she made FAST
and the passengers landed without anybody being hurt,
but badly scared She afterwards sunk.
The extent Of damage the and freight Of
cannot be known for day two, but ii not
likely she will be able to make her next trip which ad-
vertised for the 4th proximo.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA. Dec. %, 1859.
Tie Steamer CRUSADER in Por,-Erpi 1naon Of the Cenfae
Cos Afasr--The Captain General on 1our-7ne Stare
Trade, dc.
was received with usual official courtesies she was
visited by Consul General Helm yesterday with the
tomary gun compliments.
Capt General Serrano, Count Of San Antonio, his
Countess with brilliant staff and troops OF friends, left
for Trinidad yesterday morning excursion tour
partly official and more social.
We IRE preparing for vigorous crusade upon the coast
Of Africa for the advantage Of Cuban industry and labor
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Fire I'm 81. Lnnis.

ST Louis, No, Dec q, 1859.
The Washington street Brewery, WIN ave adjoining
buildings waa baraed this tnorhng. TIE Of the
loss Is about 5000, aud the insui ance 81 500.
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Fire In Portland.

PORTLAND, Me. Dec. ~, tS63
Are on Market square, Ia ts place, this morning, des-
tr0yed four stores valued at $B,0
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rsre at Detroit.

UEfKOIr Dec. y, 1853
The building occupied by Miller Judd, socers, In
" ndward avenue, was burned last night Fue oss ON
the building ard goods amounts to SIS 00o, and was
insured for 10000.
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Elegant Dress Shirts for New Year Calls,
made 10 order al day q notice
MOoDt'S shirt Emporium, 26z Broadway.
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NORFOLK, Dec 2S 1893.
The steam sloOp Of war, SarIag ansett has returned
from trial trip Sh- has been thoroughly tested by
ConPs,eh, obcers who her performances
very Unsatisfactory aud that her macccry detective
Her greatest speed aud three quarter knots an
tcs,r
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SOWIn0Th OCcN0 SVeNm6r NIOV6m6nIBs
AUGUSTA, Dec. ~, 1869.
The United States mail steamship Augusta arrived at
nine O'Clock Wednesday aorning All well
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GEORGE CRisTy's MINISTRIES "A piece apropos to the
will be added TO tho regular programme at Nbos
saloon this evening. 1t is entitled {" New Year Calls, or
Mrs Days 1860 Party, and George Christy plays bia
original part of Peter Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-29

Young Lawyers would Find 1t Greatly
10 their advantage have chronological Examination, with
full written description Of Character BY Prof FOWLER 3
rosdS
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Gifts by Meade Brothers! ;--9tock OF Gold
octets Of .-LAeness inserted free OF charge. Gs
21a hrQAdMAy.
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Fine Dress and Water Proof Boots
The largest stock In the city
LoKIF, BROOKS SON. 1873 Fulton street
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H3ll,s Hair Dye, 80 Cents.-Depot, No.
barclay street. Also scd All Broadway and other drug
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Mr.. Rleecker's Adjourned Sale of SAT
ute DyIkman Farm which has attracted much aiteu
tor. sill positively take place fhursdav, Dec 80 at the
xercbsns Exchange. Maps Of te be haa at NO.
Pine
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Cents Card Photographs, greeting TO
be ladies and fsepds social party or tight That Ia ty
card by HOLMES 3l5 Broadway
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DR.. Cahill's SermOn,-Thc Fullest and
best report Of pr Cshs sgdceut Discourse cahc,
ooctrbs 81 Observation-Disclosures viii BE- found 10 tRisd
AMERICAN Of this week. For sale by all yeaders.
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Aerrfng's Pexent Ch~mRion Fire
and burglar proof Safss Isl hrosdway corner OF Aurrs,
street Rsw York:
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Fancy Skates, with extra finish,
FOR LADIES AMI 3ENTLkMEs,
At Is. j. hAkT BROS, 2g7 Broadway.
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New York As IL Is.-Ned Runtifnc is o

New York As IL fs.-Nod Buntitnc Is out
again 10 the NEW YORK MEacuRY, w,h a new Mys.e-y
Il New York. entitled .ELFkfDA, THE fED R1vERS
pAuGHIEk' ths is the first ioca tale tten by
that author since published bis celebrated Mysteries
Meries New tork the excitement ths people
Il has been well observed that here skeleton In
closet the author OF k3 the closet doors
ana show he the world Ths New Mercury
coDng The optnipg chapters Ct his tale OF the Empire
CITY, Is ready Today al all the news depois.
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An Article Worthy the Confidence Of
old and youns-Professor Woods Hair Restorative Depot
~ broaAwsy and cold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealArr.
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Of Bescker Hoiday Presents superb
and at e Of Pasture for Holiday Prssaots 10
Imper Miniatures Ambroty and agusrrs2
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