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Chances for Business Men.
DArARrsEsr or FrsASc., ,CosraoLLsR': oyrlcs,}
EEw-Yoas, January ~, usa. )
T,EPPY LEASES at AIICrION-By virtue

EEw.Yoak, January % usa
TERRY LEASES at AUCrION.-By virtus
stat. and the orSnsncs. and Rs.o ,ioo. u t,s C,maea
CooDc the Controller will ssn At Pubic A1eto, 70 tho
bishest bidder with adequate security st the Ciy HALL on
WEDNESDAY February 1859, ., o,e &C. m LEASE
Of the FERRY 2. .sn' ..Sl'lsd ed - IN , sss s'..sssy
Bro tyn, T. D. IWIhsm.sarlh 70 .ndias o. p.e:
Il III hid hid iss: ! ~ s
ffE1is from the ar''@' Of 1t.s5 NJ, ls''
At the time and place. the Controller viii Sen st Pubic
LEASE Of the FERRY from foo. Of 0raaa. E... Rvs
New YOrf TO the foot Of 0rsnd-s BooslyD o. Hhhsns
.5% q fts SEAss iisn =. s,.: a., ,s's ...,
form Of Ferry Leases hsetors entered into By inc CoPrs'n
The Lease for EACH Of the sboysn.nsd Y.s 70 - m.de
TO eon,orm 70 the requirements o the Cy Cns,r ana es
40 eSn,an eey.nsn 90 the psrt Of :hsi hs vii
Conduct AID manage the sa Ferry sreesos 70 Len isss
tine be made psss.d By the Common Council d
COEDlTiok sIThe purchaser Of the Ferry Lease end s
spp.Eaases zach vii BE- qofed 70 pay .. rs s o.
ale 70 The Cese.eI q .s, cy asysna. - 'o .su. :: 70
rent Of the Is' year IN e..e ss e.ss win ts
as viii Be required so 70 furu.h an Obligation
time executed by wo s1ts' 70 the effect that As sn e
for bs pnctusl payment Of the rent and or
the faithful execution Of the covenants Of tbs ~sse ne
the purcb.ssr; and DO expense b. Incurred -
Corporation for recon with tbs per- se edk-
hesd premises proposed be leased daas the term " ae
Lesse
Should the Lass of the sboversnped Ferries either OF
hem b p1rchssed BY parties othsr hsa r kst se.ee
will required sooordaDoe with tnr ovsions tae
houd toe pssent desire 20 ss the boats ~ ldnss
h1tufe. nsc.ssy the pupoes of Ferry, sA1 ysas
20 he EIed BY rsrors ssected tee od and new
c4.e toe parties ~ The amount ~ b essd 'sr
tie
TIE Las. eoLtn covenant requiring sAeh Ferry-
Bo., 20 h,y. s engine IRE sppusos or orcs-
uongn with 10. 40 feet of bas- Of The aasly and
tia; used BY the Fire Department Of the City OF
used for The of hres whsa-
ever reouir.d BY the Chief Eneesr his sssAns of the
Pr, City Of Heu Yoft fjr which tho
...e al receive pr for each engaged cad
time 70 te coanted less tAsn oce hour.
~ ROBERT T. HAws. coatroliss.
B-The sas u the sbose Feniss sdverssd - tsko
Iisee be list of December SS and Soned hcn
ttst until Tkursdsy. January l20 ssd again past
ponsd above, % wesseseay. the sh dsy of Gsefae M
E'OR SALE-On terms easy and very low, a
l. e1eei~nt BoARDIN9sCHOOL for BOYS Y Csssses-
cst nov sIjc,hs hssrsl pstonAsa Aasfss
EOR sALE.-A PROPELLER TUG-BOAT,
Il IN ssod order, would be soA lsS: Appyn
JOSEPH sLoCuM. Nc. ia Beeeh st. esow nrosn, Ynn'
ITO HOTEL CEEPERs and LANDLORDS
fr.tcsss Ho,s both in Nsw fort aud coanty lsrss
10 LEASE SMALL, wELL-fURNIsHEO HOTEL. - 70
Ake interest who're he sssvsess - nas esa2
ALE. Aadrsss ALsERf ROE. N~w.HAssn O.
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A INVOLVEMENT
IN GREAT sALE or MOURNING oOOpe
IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
The tire Stock of
DRESS GOODS BOMsAZINES,
SILKS. DE LANES kc,
BONNETS CLOAkS AND MANTlLLAs
To be sold resa, dless Of cost.
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS.
Sale daily from q IN. 70 p m, ct -
WEEDS MOURNING STORE,
No 579 Brosdvsy.
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THE n. Y. SATURDAY PRESS will be out
j This AFTERNOON 81 O'Clock, and will contain
among other valuable matter, Org 81 by the Rev
HrsHy OILEs On "JOY IN WgITNG;" 8 charming Letter
by THAcKFRaY on "PREFACES" written lsst Curstmas
I've ard pubthei in this cou1y for the trs' time
interesting paper "Poor Punch" Dramatic beu soo
by Fiz James o. Ben the comp etc and vsld
able list of NEW BOOKS and BOOKS IN PRESS In tho
world.
New.York Pnce So year Branch Office G. BRENTANOS
Mar Nerot Of RrnndHa and Unnfton
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Hmnsemerts.

A RT II UR n A p o l. Z q n
n Ia. The so,or % inform h ,.ps. ..d the sile2. q
Eewfort nat be viii siy- bis LAST 0oNoLhA II Ne~
On FRIDAY EvENIso yss: q, 1859,
AT EISLo SALOON.
vii BE- assisted by the iolo. ins eainett AF3.;'
Fir; appearance in Ne~iOrk Of sne distinguished young
MISS ANNA VAIL
(sops0ol Who PClsr South AMI Wes' OF 0ohesl
sPr eaI,nce in of the talented and success
III c.talsn<, $1,000
Memo sOr'sO'h PoF,, Of y S's,Ts %s,Sp. rsT;i.nL
~ HERR BERGSER, soo yiOODe.lsst. ,,u,,-
A''' 's1STi'si SATURDAY AZ; fRSoaN jan s a lisa
AFARE~ ELL MATINEE nEslcALE VIII Be given win ~
sriir- change Of programme Doors open st oe4ook III
Ticlet. So 10 a. ps. Of the hall Af.w family tiehets
bad a; the Prinep. Music Stores y. IHIES. Atent
Mrs. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE's READ
WI INGs from suAKEsPEARE,
Ct Dodworths Saloon, No SO Broadway
MONDAY M0sNING jan H. q, .,ioclock-CORIOLANus /
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. IS, q; 9 o'cioek-JULiUs Ck-
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan o. q. ..sO'eloct-KIHG LEAR;
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. q, at sOelock-aERRf WIVES
Ticket. each may obtained the bookstore. Of Me'.r.
Appleton L Co, No ss snoaa~.y; Mr. Crowens NJ; 6s9
.,h Clarendon Hoe. ami :. 5s door sot. seats
ss :. =. % 1 to. d s6sr had Mr. or0~'n
No te,, si 6e sold .er The reading has begun An early
I'd cocr.e Of Resdss. viii be positively the which Mu.
K,mb will give in New YOIk previous TO her retirement from
public life.
AIR. and MRS. G. VANDENHOFFs
Nl THlsD EvEeING.
On sATuaDAs, ga in,.,
HAMLET;
MRS BUNDLES coUrRsHIr.
Ticie;s 81 cents. so,eIocI.
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Il exeelent BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS - Coeaset.
crt srjeyHs Assrsl psronAss Aasfss
Winchester Centsr, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Hatfield Young Mems Christian Ass0ciatfon-
The Sixth Lsce the Coupe will be delivered BY tine hey
fBEU L. CUYLkR. 10 the North Presbysra9 Church Spf
Hshtldl Of 9th.av and Slss, on MONDAY EVEN
mo- Jan "a Subject London" Doors open at O'Clock.
Lecture viii at O'clock Tickets Is to be
had the The Seventh Lecture will be delivered by
ELiHU BURRITT the learned Black ksmh, Feb Il Sub
tct "Phyrolosy Of Nat.opI" The Eishtn Lecture, by
AkERY WARD BEECHER, on Feb. 20. A Lecture.
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Van debbsG's Readipgs.-New Chapel, Clinton and
CeDsI.ts+ta, Brooklyn. MONDAY EVENING, Jan. "a, will
h read:
RTxsuts Tbsnotophsis.
Rai.ips cf Lazarus from the Dead.
LopTf,lIew's Ledaolphin Or, Angel Of Prayer.
steInes Death of Lefevfe.
Tetnhon's Death OF the Old Year
Tie Armies, by y. w. Holmes
Ne.tips Of EysngeIine and beT Dying
Lover, by Lonsfellov.
Paui's Defence before Festas
Teksts 81 eepts ii the 6oor.
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Arrivals and Departures.
lnnIEAIG

From Liverpool IN the seamshp Persia Carr and lady,
servant Mary Am Porehsr Mrs sheppard b%soi
Is ' ;fsR Sssq:ss nfIs
boSr and lady Julius Gsrsos lady two children and
NJ NJ ana . s
Mr. Kirkland i,owi,, Mr. Negreue, Geo aLencross S
isTi3 LAY .pa
John ra;re John 1s Elliott john fyeson nS
fEs snd ay Kks NJ. a raer ~
ES noscss and d ns Giles
Carly s Haeh Fr.ao YOUNG
s.F sosAs s ao SsG Mayer and nd ss
m s s s sa s
" Msrys'pps and :Cn Mrs Preston Mis-; auns Ne
Mallory Thomss Cros M Koch Butler Tsonas Kaspis,
ans ;'s s nn ss,as.
snssy ssHss sas'
Ter nshsm LADY SON neics and maid servant r Ms
souter and lady Mr. surgess and lady Common Total
yno ihems. Cax John alley Geo VALLEY Jno smith,
@ e" s'as fsF sG bn sse
SsSn sfs, adf
Browneli, Mrs Jas Perkins, Mrs Cox aud child
s%s Geo s Sss. s.
w Bennett, MRS r. DurkeA, Richd Horsngon, MI A
Condh, Powers Mrs J 0rmond, n W Pack ard G Fl
kns Mrs Elkns servant anc child Mrs Proudmsn Mrs
Rogers Miss Margaret Hickey Ctrau, Albert Branard
Albert Day. Shaw, Thss Kimlock and 81 the seerage
DEPARTURES.
For Nassau and Havana steamship Karnak-M Iledo
Carlos de Caturla, Havana Mr. Mrs Phnney child
and nurse NY; Capt Antonio Peleer wife Infants
NY; Singer Havana; Mrs Constant and servant
and Constant ny; Manson, Montreal; Miss Wal;
Preaby, Boston; Misses and L Thompson do; Bur
ronghs Phiadelpha; Mr. and Mrs Mackie Mass Mar
Chs.ero and child NJ Rode Nassau; NJ and Nj.
ives Mass q L Williams, W. W II Burieigk Jr. ny; MIRA
Moves Albany Driver Jersey City, W De Mott. NY.
gent Dublin Burk st Johns Miss Gilmore, Galway Lieut.
I'd Yards Or and %rs Thompson sn1 Two Infants Rev Or
and Mrs Bradley aud two infants M McCsi Ne Stonlun
Smith, Galway; VIM Bright London-and lSS In third
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Dryer No. 400 SIKH avenue. on Sunday Afternoon At
half-past twelve O'Clock
Melbourne, Australia and Caonunei Ireland PAPERS
PAIAE--on Thursday evening, Dec. g, ALEXANDER W.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend INC unerai on Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock, at
the residence Of Joseph A. sragne, No le2 East Egh
teensh street, without further Invitation.
RAsDxA On Wednesday, Dec. T. at Quarantine Staten
Island Saptain CHARLES KAsDEIL, OF brig c. H. Kinnety,
hate OF Cutler, Me-, aged about "a years
His remains will be sent home for nterment
PASSPORT and Machias papers please copy.
. KIssaa6cniy, On friday, Dec. ., Mrs ALICE NJ
The friends and relations Of the family are requested TO
attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock
from NO 70 sGHoik street Her remains viii be taken to
RueE:-At Greenpoint, Long Island, on Wednesday,
Dec Mr. HENRY RuGxx, in the 4lst year Of his age
tend tho funeral from his late residence corner oFrank
I'm and Coyer streets, on Sunday afternoon half past
srAGG--On Thursday, Dec 8, JUnrsT. Stage.
bis friends and relatives, and those Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral at st. Thoas'
church thf aturday) afternoon at one o'clock without
TArYxs,. On thursday, Dec. 9, suddenly, CHARLES 8.
@ eldest child Of Charles and Cornclia Happen aged
0years, months and "A days
Inc friends and acquantances Of the family are re-
seeSuuiy invited . attend the funeral from the residence
,ernoon Il s a., n nns street Brooklyn, on Sunday A.
wass G1eas p-i,.n pTHS,y Nov i !. Dsnb a North
months and 10 days; wife q Elisha Trousbtcn and
daughter Of Ellis Price Of California
California papers please copy.
MuRssY.--At Liverpool England, board steamer
British Queen, Thursday Nov IT. at five O'Clock IN the
morning, JoHF B. Of tho late firm Of John Thursby
Sons Of consumption aged 80 years, months days
The remains OF the deceased have been brought home
for burial; due notice will be given Of the funeral
woop-0n Friday, Dec, Q, ANN D. RICHARDSON, wife Of
Fernando Wood.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral at his residence on Bloom
ipgdale road, on Monday morning. at eleven O'Clock.
Carriages will be in waiting In Madison square and Broad
inferred In the family plot at Trinity Cemetery.
WHx-on Friday, Dec. 0, SARAH KIDDKR WHITE,
youngest child Of Cyrus and Sarah White.
Her funeral will take pace from the residence of her
father, on Glove road, near Douglas street. tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
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Married.

BAHAx-WAzxns-In this city, on Wednesday, Oct s,
by the Rev. Thomas Farrell, TRonAs 8. BAHAN M D., OF
this city formerly Of Boston, to Miss MAkY j. daughter
of Thomas Watkins merchant Of Philadelphia and niece
Of the Rev. Thomas Durham.
BETTs-SrrARr.-AtRye, Westchester county, N. Y on
Thursday, Dec. g. by the Rev. J. NJ. Ward, CHARLES W..
Belts, Of Brooklyn r., to ANNIE NJ, daughter Of Chas
Stuart, Esq, of the former place.
BuRNEn-BRowN-On Thursday evening, Dec. 8, by
the Rev. Jeremiah s. Lord, the First Presbyterian
Church. Henry street. Brooklyn, Mr. TIMOTHY NJ BURNETT
TO Miss SARAH Brown, daughter of Joel Brown, ESQ., all
of Brooklyn.
MosEs-JAcKsoN-On Wednesday, Dec Z, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev. J. Lyons Mr.
eldest daughter Of John D. Jackson, Of this city.
NIoHoIS-WyIM-On Thursday, Dec 8, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. j. L Nichols Of Plea
WYrR, daughter Of John Wylie, Esq, Of this city.
RUDES-SMrn.-O Monday, Dec. s, by the Rev. Peter
strykey CHARLES RUBEN to MARY A. SMITH, both Of this
CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

Hmrxx's Book.-A Philadelphia black republican pa
per saysthat the House Of Representatives would simply
vote Helper 70 be fool they would make very proper
disposition Of the subject But could John Sherman, Col
fax Grow, all the Washburnes md large portion Of the
black republican members Of the House, who endorsed
the book and recommended ifs purchase, vote for such
resolution
THE COURSE SorrH CARonNA.-The Charleston Ner-
curry recommends 70 the Legislature OF South Carolina
the following course OF action
I. To arm the State
To decline any caucus convention with any North
ern State.
TO vote for no candidate for the Presidency or Vice
Presidency who does not distinctly support the rights Of
the South.
RgJoicxo OVER THE ELECTION wooD.-we have seen
letters from Of the young at st. John College,
Fordham which state that the students highly elated
at the Of Fernando Wood. They look upon the
antecedens Of Havemeyer being but step removed
from black repubcanism and therefore they view the
election Of Wood as a national victory.
THE UNION SENTIMENT SPREADING. -The citizens OF Har-
rsburg, Pa, have issued call for Union meeting TO
s'denounce sectionalism and crush fanatcsm" 10 be
held this Saturday evening The call signed by long
array Of inai entail names.
DAYTON FOR PRESIDENT. clubs are about TO
be formed in each OF the wards OF Camden New Jersey,
to disseminate black republican doctrines and urge the
election Of VIM. l.. Dayton to the Presidency.
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NEW FORK HERALD, SATURDAY DECEMBER TO- 1859,


The New York Weekly Herald.
THE MEETING OF CON0K1N6-ExCITTN0 DEBArES IN
BOTH hOUsEs-NxwS YEOM EUkOPK, CALrTORRIA,
hkxicO, cUBA, WEST INDIES, KTC.-LOCAL Az
FAIRS, MARKETS, ETC., ETC.
tho WEEKLY HERALD will be published Il ten O'Clock ~
morning in cootens wiz embrace full report OF the Fro
ceedgs OF Congress- including the Debates both Houses on
tne harpers Ferry Outrage and the Impending CrssThe
Southern Democrats and Northern Republicans Defining their
rosnons-imporan Decision OF the Postmaster General
Aeeung OF the National Democratic Committee &C. II win
also contain news from Europe. California Mexco Cuba
Wess Indies South America Edtorisson Leading Topics
OF the Day; Review Of ths Cattle Produce Markets;
together with large variety Of interesting local and mis-
ceaianeous ema Single copies wrappers ready for malt
ms oAn be haa =. Tho counter Price SIX ceniA
The Drawings Of the Sussex County and
consolidated Lotteries OF Delaware
FRANCE BRoADBENrs CO..
@tttf MANAGERS.
having France Broadbents Co lottery conraofo.
twenty years, the undersigned Conmlssones Appointed
BY the Governor Of said the drawings OF
said lottery 90 hereby certify that the following the
Sussex CoCSrY-CLAss III DEcxxxxs O. 1859
II, AZ, II, IS, IS, GA, 80, 80, II, "a, 60, H.
CONSOLIDATED LorrxRr-CLAss 1ss DECEMBER O. 1852
%, IS, IL, 81, so, IS, 80, 10, l, 70. l7,6
Witness hands = Wilmington, Delaware. this day ri
day., December 1889
?Sas $ z. y*EALKE., Commissioners.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO..
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. o, 1869.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State 6's 93h; Reading
Railroad nrmer Morris Canal, so; Long Island Railroad
11k; Fennsyvania Railroad, 81.
BALTIMORE, Dec. dip Pm
Flour dull with declining tendency: Howard street
~ S7h. Wheat firm and unchanged Corn buoyant:
6aes white at 70c 72c, and yellow TIC 74c Pro-
visions quiet Mess pork, SIG 50. Bacon, l0c 1870.
Whiskey firm at &c.
PHnADELrmA, Dec. Q, 1859
bushels red at 81 20 81 49, white 81 SO 81 49, Corn
6uoyant: sales $50 bushels old yellow at 92c Whiskey
nrm and active at 26hc. 27}6c.
BrrpALo Dec. g-IPM
Flour in moderate demand market steady; sales
LOCO bbls Canadian quiet and sales small Wheat-Mar
ket quiet and steady: sales 5000 bushels Corn In
derate demand and market steady: sales 5000 bushels
No. Illinois river. Other grains quiet whskey frrner
Lake mports20 GOO bbls flour and s. 900 bushels
OswEGo, Dec. 9--8PM.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat firm: sales 1000
bushels No Chicago spring at 81 TO- Other grains quiet
Lake imports TODAY 800 hbls. -four, 1000 bushels
wheat, 900 bushels corn 800 bushels oats. Canal
ports-3, 900 bushels corn.
Flour Arm ana unchanged. Wheat Arm: sales at
~ lax 81 25 Receipts to day900 bbls. flour, 1000
bushels wheat. k "a
Flour firm. Wheat quiet, but advanced &C.: sales at
gTc csc. Corn active, and advanced lie. Oats frm,
and advanced 1c Receipts TO day-1 900 bbls. -four,
$500 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn.
DEERor, Dec. Q, 1859.
Flour very dull. Wheat steady. Corn steady Re-
cepts 200 bbls -four, $500 bushels corn Shipments
fight.
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ARRAY SmpnoAAp --Charles Robinson, sailor At
achcd to the ship Victoria lying in the East river and
John L. Murray, mate Of the vessel got into fight
In the neck by his antagonist ana severely wounded Ro
onson was arrested by the Harbor Police and locked up
~ Snsce connolly and Murray gave bail for his appear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

The u s. steamer Iroquos sailed from the Navy Yard
the 9Th instant on trial trip. On the way Sandy
Hook her propeller made scventy-sx revolutions per
minutes. The wind fresh and she was going ten and
hafknots though At the time abe had hcr topsais set
The ship Is apparently very buoyant and Ia thought she
will prove perfectly successful both under steam aud sail
Tho report Of Chief Engineer Bruney is in every respect
very favorable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

To the Intelligent.-AH Diseases Arise
from impury Of the blood. No matter called
each be BY vegetable purgayes which do no,
NIP Ia the budn but actually expei the foul hum which
produce DREADED headache Tic doloreux rheumatism
well liver affections pain the aide and general
Pills only thess affections but also asthma and all
durable affections Of the lungs as well as recent colds and
ten been cured by them. Remember Brandrshs Pills have
trial Of los duration and warranted purely
table and incapable Of uns the enderes age weakest
eulogy They be used fully appreciated Sold
principal Office ~ Canal street, prioe Is cents box and by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

Tw OrxRA AT PInrADMrmA.-Anss Adelina Patti made
her debut In Lucia Thursday, and had most entbp
siastc reception at the hands Of crowded house. Tho
scene was repetition Of that which took place at her
metropolitan d5 and the papers reecho the opinion
Of the New York press stgc sung the tenor part and
WING much liked
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Another American Vessel Boarded by
British War Steamer.

We have received tho following letter from the captain
Of the bark Isla dc Cuba, dated
LoANDo, West Coast Of Africa, Sept. l6, 1852
The bark Isa dc Cuba boarded by the British war
steamer vesuvius Commander wse and taken along the
coast OF Africa in search of American Of
After having the bark under seizure for twenty days.
during which time they broke open her hatches and
used abusive language and failing to fall in with United
States vessel the Yesuvus finally allowed her to proceed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

e. Goodwin & Brothers Patent.
FINE CUT PRESSED TOBACCO,
In te highest state Of perfection before attained
all the and retains the FLAVOR
which produces that delightfully."- soothing sensaon highly
appreciated by those who know what good tobacco is
Mandatory, Nos. 17 and 200 Water street, N. Y.
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The Celebrated Scotch Wool and Shaker
knit Untergarmens At McLAUGHLINS shirt depot
Greenwich and Murray streets.
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Boots and Shoes.-Watcrproof
Double SOLE warm fur lined and wool
TRAVELLING BOOTS, LEGGINS, BUCKSKfN SHOES
And everything desirable for winter wear for
ladies' gents and boys at
BROOKS, b7b Broadway and 16O Fulton straet
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Furs and Hats.@The Best, tits Strange
70 say, can only be bad 1t WHITES, 2l6 Broadway.
Genin's Festival Hats for Holidays
Now ready,
GEEIN'E HAT STORE
Nos. 6O7 and SIS Broadway

Winter Season, 1s58.-Harris & Rus.
SACKS silk Hs for gents q g unsurpassed for beauty and
chdrens fancy Hats and Caps at 2S Bowery 500 Grand
street, 81 Eighth avenue.
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For Gentlemen-Wnrm Gloves md
Gaunes very cheap 81 and 80 william at eet one door
north Of Maiden lane GEO. M TRACY Agent
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a5c., a5c., 25c. Gets . Portrait Taken,
Gallery SIS Broadway. Good hill.
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candle factory destroyed By Ore this noon Loss
90, 1000, which 10 insured.
Tho Wenthcr.

Boston, Dec. 0, 1850
The weather is clear and calm. This morning the
thermometer at the Cambridge Observatory stood at six
degrees above zero, showing fall Of forty seven de.
grees since Wednesday +4stF
At Montreal the thermometer stood at zero
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Kn0x's Election Hats are I'm Great De-
mand supply the calls since the election Every
man q tate and fashion Who bet on the result wsgercd
the winners Ia seeing their friends fitted With such Has a.
KNOX exhibits for sale A his well known hatsore az Broad
way northeast corner OF Fulton street.
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John BrOwnl-Meade Brothora' Life
Ike Photographic for sale Half the proceeds donated
the widow. Galleries 2SS Broadway, opposite the Park.