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ton will be taLenup for the benefit Of The Home. NJ
;or Anderson visited lie mutes at the Home on T~a
div Isn, and made shori address, which was duly g
terpreted TO the mutes.
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TIE NEW DEPUTIFs AT THE CUsroN-lioUsE.-
Messrs Hamilton Bruce George w. Embree, and
Henry Calhoun, tue newly-appointed Deputy
Collectors, were sworn in at the Custom-lIouse on
Friday, and at once entered upon their duties.
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PmrLAoELPHIAss ARRVgD.-The Buena Vista Yol-l
unteers, from Philadelphia, Captain Powers, arrived
in this city last night. They are to join Col ID. X
Sickles's regiment. These men who went unarned
to Baltimore and Tough, the Gorillas with Their G:is
They are quartered at No. 444 Broadway
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SUSPENSION OF TaE CONFERENCE.-THE ChsrcA- 4
man newspaper has been compelled 20 suspend Puoh
cation. Reasons-dsturbed state OF the country. \
failure Of remttances, etc. But the editors N taxing
leave Of the readers intimate expectation tbas they
win be able 10 resume ere long. The first number %
The CArrckn,an was printed March 20, 1881, at tl's
instance of the late Bishop Opderdonk, who recon-
mended 1t to the clergymen and iaity Of New-Y0rh, n
pastoral letter.
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For EURoPs.-Ths Briiiss,<tesmer City Of vsAj
iDgton, Capt Jeffrey, sailed on Saturday for h'sa(
with 12O cabin passengers and 2S' In the Seersge.
Hamburg mail steamer Bavaris, Capt. Meier, IN q
the same time for Southampton, Havss and hamony1
with 100 cabin passengers aud ~ I'm the steera8e.
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NEw-YoRK HosPIrAL.--Yesterday was pay day at
the City Hospital and the paymaster distursed 81 e' S
in full for the services Of all the employees Of that
institution for the month of April The officers
quite busy, and our reporters were unable to secure
the weekly report.
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NEwsBoYs' CoScERr-0ur little fr.snds, the news
boys, from the Institution in Fulton street, will have
concert Monday evening at O'Clock, ut the Central
Presbyterian Church, Broome street. near broadway.
Joseph Hoxie, esq., the Rev. j. Qciney Adams, and
several of our most eminent speakers will we under
stand be present The boys will be glad to have their
numerous friends come and hear their vocal proficiency.
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NEw-YoRK Produce ExosAsoE.--The NewYork
Commercial Exchange will hsld election for Presi
dent, President Treasure =, twelve Managers arr
Arbitration Committee Of five members, and three In
spectors Of Election Monday 9Th inst, at the Ex
change Room, between the hours Of ii a. M and p!
M The subscription book snow Of zen at she Exchange.
on which those wishing to become Lssmbers Of the As
ISOLATION requested to enter the.E namss as mona
bat subsc riders are entitled to vote.
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HUDSON RIVER RArLxoAD.--The fshkill tram,
from Chambers street. has been Oh Jagged to 0;fo NJ,
and from Thrticsh street, to 7:05 p. m.
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w T. Boles also the members Of the Tbreth street h.
E. Church are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the Thirtieth NJ 4. Church, on Monday
O'clock without further invitation Her remains WIZ %
taken TO Mount Pleasant Cemetery Newark, N ~ fof In
terment.
FERRIgR-At Morisana, westcheser County. N. T., OF
"Wednesday Dec H. Isabella Fener, In the 6Sth year Of
Der age.
GlLDAY-Tn this CITY, Thursday Dec H. after shors
illness Mary Gdsy aged 10 years, months and y days
HUNT-At Cornwall N. Y, Wednesday. Dec II. Of con:
SUMPTION Henry Clay Hunt, aged years, monts and -
days son of Simon B. and AEubs c. Hunt.
The friends of the family requested to attend the funea
which will take place the Church Of the Holy Apostles
corner of Mn and Twenty eighth street on sun
day. 18th ins at t o'clock immedistey after morning
service
JEFFREY-In Jersey City, N. j. on Wednesday Dec H.
James Andrew jeffrey aged Al Yeas months ana 20 DAYS
MASTERTON-At East Chester. n Thursday, Dec ~,
Caroline jenkins daughter OF Robert NJ and AVIS L. MAS
terton in the 5th year of hers age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to stena
the funeral Saturday the l4th inst at liz O'Clock "a.
Train leaves the Harlem Railroad Depot corner Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue, ct 10y O'Clock m for
Bronxvlle, returning at II p.m
MACDONOUGH - In this city, Thursday, Dec. IL,
Fernando only child Of Francis J. aud Kate Mscdonoush,
aged year and5 months
PEMBROKE-On Thursday, Dec H. Mary Pembroke, aged
II yearL
suT1oN-n this city, "Wednesday. Dec II. Albert B.
Sutton.
TURNER-At Wellington Saturday, Dec !, Jamee
Turner OF Lincoln Cavalry Company A.
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MARRIED.

ANTEs-BALDWIN-o Wednesday, Dec. H. BY the Rev.
Alexander Mclean Of Fairfield Conn, Charles Antics OF
Cbicsgo Ill. 70 Miss Juliet A. Baldwin of this city.
BRIGGs-WILKINS-On Monday, Dec. Q, by the Rev. DR..
Nsdsll. Jsues H. Bgss 20 Misc Lizzie Wikins daughter
of Lemuel Wilkins, ESQ. all OF Brooklyn
BUNKEN-ROGERS-In Harlem, on Tbursday. Nov. 49, BY
the Rev. Br. Washbun, q. w. bunken TO Emma Jane
youngest daughter Of WIN. Rogers all of this city.
GIBB-REID-On Friday Dec. 6, by the Rev. Andrew ste
vsnson Msco Glib to Miss Matilda NJ Reid both o! th
city.
HfNMAm-CLARK-on Tueldsy,'Dsc. 10, at the house Of
the brides brother, Joshua Bsrnum by the Rev. DR.
chs, william X. Human to Fannie b. Clark
HAwLRY-GRUMMON-In Lewisboro N. Y, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father "wednesday, Dec H. by the
Rev. Shsler j. Hilyer Alfred :. Hswey esq, Of Norh
Salem, NJ Y, to Miss Mary l.. Grummcn daughter OF Mr..
Samuel O.uInnon.
ROACH-WALLACE-On Thursday, Dec. IL, by the Rev.
William H. johnson. Mr. John Baker Roach to Miss Mary
Caroline Wallace, all OF this city.
ROF-CHAMBERLAIN-OnT Thursday Dec. H. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents BY the Rev. Dr. Floy Albert
H. Roe to RhusIny A. Chamberlain, eldest daughter Of John
G. Chamberlain, ali OF this city.
TOwNsEND--RYAN-on Thursday, Dec, II. by the Rev.
Geo MoClokey. o. II. ID. Townsend to Miss Mary Ryan,
all OF this city.
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Marine JOURNAL
PORT or NETWORK. Dec. IL
Cleared.

ships-Fsca (Br). Nelson, London J. w. Elwen Co.
Eleanora Wilson, Glasgow Edmiston Bros; Adatic Moore
London, E. Il. Morgan Wileyi Donsn (Hanb) Meyer,
Hull kunhard. Coz Harriet. Bssse Br'tol. Eng, C. c.
Duncan Co.
Bsrks-Psrnusus (Br), Rogers, Londonderry. LeaIy;
Evening Star Mansfield w.Hsven r. underwood iva,
Durie. St. Thomas and Mariesbo Maitland, Phelps Go.
Maryland (Jsm.l Potter Port-au.Prince, h. Becker
Graves Charlotte Of Derby Br), Champion, Queenstown
Ihos Richardson Co. Columbue, jay Cork ksli Co..
Brg,- Ada Green Dbl Jscmel d. Il. DeWof, Panall.
Fowler Rio de Janeiro Maritans tBr Lang oueeustovn
Bool Richardson Co. brig Gczustess (Dutch tisser Am
sterdam, Funch, MeiDcks Wendt; Tyro (Brl, Holnes
Halifax " s., J. H. Whitney Co.; Santiago Bsen FL
senbrook Porto Plata c. f. II. g. Schmidt Amanda Jane
Dom. Havana, Trujulo Russell
Schooners-Elste Facimire Phadephis, J. w. McKee,
N. Powell, Fenton New-Hsven NJ. Briggs 4 Co., Lima
tBr) O'Brien. St. kits w. l., b. f. Small; swan OH
Vincent, Halifax, T. 5. Whitney Brctic Hicks Baltimore
Merrill Abbott; Sir John Campbell tB J. Vsas Halifax
Brett Son Co. Vivid tBr Burgess Wolfvile, d. r. De-
wolf; Empire (Br }, Hall. Bermuda Middleton Co.. A. W.
Propellsr-Diamond. Allen Philadelphia
Steamer-Ada, Robinson Pbilsdep hia, Hand City OF
Baltimore (Br Jeffrey, Liverpool J. q. Dale Bsvsrik
lHsmb) Meier Homburg, Kunhardt Co.
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Netu'llork daily Gribm'rs
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Schiller, Complete WORKS Edited with careful Reyi,,on'
and New Trsnssiions, by Charles j. Henpe, NJ. ID
vols. Royal eyo. Philadelphia j. kohler. New
York: William Rsdde.
Slavery aud sayeholdng the United States BY George
cation Society.
The Artists Married Life: being tina, Of Albert Darer Trans
lated from the German q Leopold Schefer by Mrs j.
X. stodart Revised Edition, with Memoir. l2mo. PIP
204. James Munroe & Co.
The CampSsu Of Waterloo. Translated from the French Of
Geters Baron DE- JomimL By Capt. ). V. beDet. U. s.
A. l2uo %. III. ID. Van Nostrand
The Chiefs Daugbte By A. l.. .. T. lamo PIP IA hoo
Carter a. Bros.
The Pathway OF Promse. lemO. PIP. lse. The Same
Illustrated History Of the Pansma Railroad BY +. N Otis
limo. Up. "a. Harper Brothers.
Pathology of the Reproductive Organs By Russell T. TRAIL
NJ. d. 9vo pp. 2&l. ID. Leyerett Emerson.
New.Ycrt City during the American Revolution From
Manuscripts in Possession Of the Hew-York Mercantile
Library Association 40. PIP. lyo.
sp.re Hours BY John Brown NJ D. Emo. pp. I5s Tick
nor Fields. Sold by Sheldon Co.
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DIED.

AIMS At Frederick Nd, on Monday, Dec 9. Sergeant
s. NJ eldest Of Louisa and the late John p Aims aged
The eIstives md friends Of tie family and the member. Of
the 9Th REGIMENT respectfully invited to attend the
funeral al O'Clock, from the residence OF his mother No
ls5 Fast Houston street and at ~ from Aensireet NJ T.
Church between Delaney aud Ryington streets on Sun.
| day, the 18th int.
ARMsrRONo-in this city, on Thursday, Dec. H. William
Armstrong, aged 23 years, months and days
BERLETT-In YoIkvls Thursday. Dee H. after abort
Illness Louise Gully child Of Stephen H. aud Emma T. Der.
lett and 1rndehd " Edward Weir esq, aged year and
The relatives friends of The family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents
Sunday. 18th inst, at q O'Clock
BEARD-on Friday, Dec 10 Of malignant scarlet fever
Lizzie ~, daughter Of S. NJ and Lucy H. Beard aged
The funeral place from the residence Of her parents
Bedford avenue corner Of Morton street, Brooklyn +.
be taken to The Eyergoens osnstery for interment.
BECK-on Wednesday Dec H. q. the house Of her sister,
III DS .S. Of he ,Iy a.. peel
to attend the funeral on Saturday, the l+,h ns at u O'Clock
from st. Peters Church. Twentieth street. the Ninth
BoZETTE-In ,hs city, "Wednesday, Dec. H. after
short illness, Rose Bozette.
CARPENTER-In thi, city, on Tbursasy, Dec IL. Anna
wife Of David r. Carpenter, aged 30 yexs,.
Tb. relatives and friends invited 70 attend her funeral
from 80 Columbia siree.on Sunday 18Th at o'clock D. m
CoRN-At Belmont, near Fordham. Wednesday morning
Dec H. Elizabeth Dcmhreck, the beloved wife Of A. b.
Corn In the lstl year of her age.
The feods Of the family invited sond the funeral or
S.udsy the i+th ia's 81 O'Clock p q! Grace Church.
West Farms.
Edinburgh papers please copy.
CHURCBILL-On Wednesday, Dec. H. ssse 80 year, krs
Daniel Churchill, formerly OF Stockbrdge, Mass.
CLYNES-In this city. Thursday, Dec IL, Mss Clynes
aged IL years and months
DoNNELLY-on Friday Dec. i: lasl, Thomas Donnelly,
aged 20 Yeas and taonths.
The friends snd relatives of the family respectfully re-
quested 10 attend the funeral from his resdencs No
Bridge street on Sunday, st2 o'clock p. m.
f,tk 49,
ter Of Martin and Ellen Dion, aged year months and
II days.
DYASn th. city, Thursday, Dec Il? Thomas Dyas in
the I'D year Of his age
FROST-On Thursday, Dec H. Phebo p. wife Of David
Froit, s,ed q years and months.
The relatives and erds II tho family end ofher nsw,
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SHl THE PENNSYLVANIA SeI
ACCA CENTRAL RAILROAD. u COl
GREAT DouBLE-rRACK ROUTE
are eiy o. te hSsd Is equal 70 any In the copatry
Ii5 cs. ebLAI shohr LINE TO THE WEST.


Hs es@y o. re h2sd Is equal 70 any In the copatry
Ii1l etEAI SHORT LINE TO THE WTST
y.o,. once 40. Aslor Hosse corner Of Vesey-st.
~ss ne transportation Of PasseErers 10 and fo.u
$3.50 otiesso s. Louis, s. Paul Nsshvie Momphis
ss,Ouetps and all Other "a tie West North Ies
sace - 't0ot ohe SOnIJII py Aui
Ihough slas oI the West leave NeYork font NJ Cant.
~ s-l-lAerirg ErpTsas n. Evening Errr.ss n
Nso - n, from Place Va. Allcntovrn ~.
AZ "eeisrn trsin4 '-o-e WIN
,.set& -1d smoking cars or ell tho trains
S'1te. - ~ t-''-' ~ ny any 0ther
,nn ionie isehts o. ali descriptions can be forwarded
Tol az poat on tbs htllroaas Of Ohio KeItueky in
rosb nns,,sgs Niscsns1, Iowa. Missouri. by RAIL
a. DA<.Cl or % any port the nsygabls rive-. Of
- " oft oy s.eflnsgs from Pittsburgh. ~ "
- Tales Of Freight and iroI ary pipt In ib. w., 30
st ~ r,s ksrosd are q. al tine. as favorable a. are
o. ciasr Railroad Coapsnies Merchspts ma .hio-
"a .:ns ss transportation Of their Freight 70 ibis Com.
~ az Ieiy with con6esDce or Sc speady transit
N'3pIny alsO maintains EnIlgrnnt Aecomno5s
A.ny by which psItiss craigstiog Westward enjoy a
s-cs's ia,es Of fare ~ A~i 'ae
= Il ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, Nc. 1 Asior.IIon..
LEIGH 4 Co, Freight Agents.
No. Astor House. aud No. South Williams.
"aDohALD BISCH0FF, Enigrsnt gents,
xoaoc., ..,,.,, No. Bsttery.pse
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Utecn Gteamers.

80, "a PASSWORDS YoR EuRoPE.-By order OF the
q. ,,tArv Of State al passengers lesfh we -.
-. reos,red 20 provide themselves IN Ps,'Polts %
a. vii be- allowed board tho sesnei. Us a.
sd 10 subiee ed to any trouble or oel'y 10 pfVgs
ga csp or INSTRUCTIONS at the Compsnys Olice'' NO 10
R,.e3vsy v Y. JVhr ,, " [1NI5ry -
C,TEAN WEEKLY between NEW-lOhh ana
SIJVEEpOOL ian6ing aud embsIking passer ger, ~
a.r,.o,o tlr.aud - be LIVERPOOL. New OH ana nj
1870. steaufoio Company inend dispAsohins theli inl
.sxs~Id Cyee- boili lion SssamfhiIs esiolo"'i NJ,
CiTY or bALllMOhtl....''sss's ,alu'u 1lt ~, ~ 81
cihrCOyV .....................S Saturday. Dec ~
CaFY OF acknowledgements .1ii'y; poo; S,l
A-d every SATURDAY, - neon, from lle9 NO - i'V'
Mvez - .....c,,
TlEST CABIN. S75 STEEkhCS'' ';''''''''3 ~
D0ss Cabin 20 London ~ sieeisae 70 5}
NJ. ain ~ hamburg B. Steeruge 70 Hamburg y
P.ssepeers ESQ forwarded TO Hsyre Bremen, hoeio@'
Antwerp a. ~ equally low rates - 49, ,,clsts
Persons wishing bring out theN i1eIes eau 80 o or
oDeenstosn, lst Cabin, : -, S35 ard 40
Liv1pool $40 Prom QOeslstowo, ~" H.. 1, na.son-
Yhese Steamers have Superior sconul bsiIt g.,
s-qs and carry experienced Surgeons Ihsy
Rstel tight lion Sections, aud have s'on' 4 '
sn board. r.-.-,ool IN WILLIAM
aNHAN 49, ~ ~ NsfeT o.. in ClasgoWto ALIEN MAi.'
COLIN No st Enooh,qGse; IN " 40 c ~ "
10 SEYMOUR CO. in Londoa 70 ~ - ~ dav No
- 70 %NliSpS.st In Paris 20 JULES DECOUE, No
-. y Ia Rcrrss. In Philadelphia 70 JOHN q. DALE, No.
M ~ st~ts, or AZ tie Compa1y't Ohnces.
John o. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway, \. I.
mop CALIFORNIA VIA PANABlA.--A FIRST
n. oeaoh month except when these dates M 81 NDAf
ssn he day Of departure viii De the MoNDAf iouowing
rTrsn. u. Il. ALLEN. Agent.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
fosNes.Hsven, :. M, lEx)i l2;l5, 3:@(Ez); $50,
s.S and p. 10.
FOR Bridgeport, :, e. IN. CEx.,i 12i5, $3.50 (Ez)i $3.50
1n, and p u.
Ia. i2:l5 $3.50, sud $50 p.
For Sor~as = 9:50 l. 2:l3 $780, (Ex u $50, 49, s.:
sor psIen and Greenwich, :, $50 n. 1918, $780, 40
De p. ~
For stanford, :, g. (Er) o'oA H.. 1915, $780, Ok, 81:
a. $3.50 5o. z p
ForPOg, Chester sna intermediate ,tntOnt SSoA L:
a.. $50 400, $50, $50. 3 p. N.
FOR Post Chester ard New RochSile. 8p IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS
tor 9oS'on vie Springfield "a. (Ex.) $3.50 lex o. m
Ks boston. via Shore Line. 1915. p M
TOT Hartford and Springfield M (Ex) BIB $780,
tfS-l, ,. M.
toL ConLsocu: River Railroad to Montreal H., CEr)
ard PAS r. q. % NeItAsnpton
sor Hsliord, Providence, ana Fishkil Railroad a. IN,
<KI.l, 1915 .. D..
EoT Eeg.Hsf.p, NewLondOu. and stoansion Railroad
81 . Ia, has, $500, D. n
sor Caasl Railroad. " Is ,. N to Northampton.
For liousstoric Bail.osa 10 PisisEed, . m.
Eos haeglicck i,silrosd a. u. 800 .. n.
SS De bury eOd korwal Railroad, ?, $50 NJ $50 D. ~
No'iiNolioas S-e2ug Cars attached 20 p. train
JAMES Il 44OYT. Superintendent.
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A. NJ. MRRwIS. AucuOneei.
nv DlNCS MEDNIIN q IA IRVING Rulll-

A. NJ. MgRwIS AucuOneeI -
DY BANGS, MERWlN Il Co, Irving Build
I'D ings Nos 594 and $50 Bro adwsySaes Of Books, sta
ouery Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
SATURDAY EVENING Dec. IL, at d O'Clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOhs-Em'
bracng variety Of Standard Works aud Miscellaneous Liter
ature Sc. For particulars see catalogue. .
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, at g o'clock. =
PRIVATE LIBRARY-0f scarce aud valuable Books In
History biography, Travels. photography, the Drama
Poetry Bellies Lee', and miscellaneous Ierltore-incud
ing napy aud interesting volumes Alo variety oil
extensively illustrated works Of Costume, Scenery, &C.
Catalogues are ready.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. II, at 6. o'clock
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN BOOkS-A choice col
lection embracing the hest library editions of valuable
Standard works In various departments. mostly In tne con-
don and many Of them ia calf and half bindings
including that very Catalogues may be had
on APPLICATION.
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L PORT sod FALL RIvER--The splendid and hyperion
Gamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown i,sye, He"'I ofA
o'clask D M and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AID FRIDAY, at O'CLOCK p H.,
fronl Per No. y. x.
We,osfcr no rooms viii be regarded secured to any a
pliaant until the same hall have been paid Tor.
eish Boston is forwarded through with great dPuct
by an Express Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN Agent, Nos. 20 and n West-st.
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Gales bp Antiiolt.

A UCTION NOTICE. - General Assortment
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION, THIS
DAY Saturday private residence No i3 West l6b'st
6thsy at IL O'Clock. comprising PsIor Chemotr aud
Oak Dining Room Furniture, Orn ,ns Bronze' Paintings
Pianoforte, suite &c. a.; also Basement Furniture.
A. NJ. GRIFFIN Co, Auctioneers
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Expresses.

H1PY'B
go OVERNMENT DISPATCH"
VI ALL RAIL FAST FREIGHT LINE
TO WASHINGTON. via HARRI SBUROH,-
WITHOUT CHANGING CARS or DREAMING BULK.
Special Messau ger sent through with each train
Freight received only the Depot Of the Central Railroad
OF NeW.Jersey, Pier No 2, North River.
Tor Special Contracts. apply TO No 10 Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-No. 543 Pennsy vauis-nv.
A. d. HOPE OF the Hope Express Co, Sup't
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises..T:l7 Sets.........4:34 Moon-Seto. asa
WATER THIS
sandy Hook. 364 Gov Island 1854 HeuGste.. Gc3
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ARxr CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE OFyicH,
PRIL.pKLPHIA, Dee Q, 1851. !
PROPOSALS are invited at this Office until
Il the 2Oth instant for ZOUAVE LE0GIEGS OF Busset
Leather other suitable material and Of Linen or RussA
sheetiDs, to be III inches high
Samples Of the LeggnEs 10 be sent With the propose,
prices. o. H. CHAMEh, Dep " NJ. "oheth
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the School Officers Of the XIth Ward at the Office OF
the CLERK Of the Board Of Education Of Grad and
II IL O'Clock at noon for the DESKS CHAIRS, SETTLES
&c. necessary for furnishing portion Of the Primary De-
psument of Ward School House No ~ Ia said ward par
suant to plans and file and to be a. the
office Of the Superintendent Of School Building, No -
Cro,byst Two responsible and approved ,urees will be
required for faithful performance Of tie contract 10 be
entered into The School Officer. or the Ward reserve tho
rrht reject any all Of the proposals offered deemed
for The public interests to do so-Dated Dec. 5, lo
JAMES MACKEAN, lco,,ri..iop.-.
HARVEY ii. GREGORY,
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Groceries ano l]ropisions.

John DWIGHT & Co.,
~ Manufacturers OF
DOUBLE-REFISED srd FAMILY SALERATUs
ALtO,
sUPERCARBoNATE OF SODA, SAL SODA ETC.
No. IL Old slip, Hanover square, New. fons.
PURE CREAM TARTAR ONLY.
V,O HOUSEKEEPERS.-C PRE-
Il SERVED GINGER only l per jar, at
J. n. STEARNS, No. 60 Cednst.
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TWO FARMS for SALE Mt AUCTION
The subscribers will se public sacton ct the Hotel OF
Isaac A. Hoes in the village of Kind-hook Columbia Coun-
ty the 9Th DAY Of January at IL O'Clock In the fore
two FARMS adjoining each other situated In the town
Of tuyvesnt in said county owned and occupied by Lucas
j. Van Allen his decesse One contains 1871 and the
other ITO seres Title ipdisputsble Terms liberal.
DAVID VAN SCHAACK,)
JOHN VAN ALIEN, Trstteea
AARON VAN ALIEN
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
White French China Tea Sets for holiday Preser s.. S3 10
Gold and Coiored China Tea se,s, for Holiday Pres nm
white Diaa:r Set: Ter ci:y Presents: Is 90
Cut 9ss' peesneLs f.r Holiday Presents: the pair. 90
cu'' 9Si e. ao41y s re 90
IS Holiday Presents, largest size, handsomely s5
s n Caster. s "a. Bottles. 20 Holiday Sn. 80
Silver Plsed Cake Baskets fox Holiday Gins 50
snvER-PLGfED COFFEE URNs,
SO For Holiday CHS, patterns, beautifully
SO sio sio $40 o W
Silver Plated TIE. Spoons the DOZEN. %
ory.iIndied Dinner knives tbs So
IvOry-Hsndled lea Knives the dOz'n...'...... 90
CHINA VASES id Sfs9yE FIGURES,
W. j. +. DALEY Co,
No. e3l Broadway.
" A THING OF BEAUTY is
n DoWNER's HEMMER AND SHIELD.
for Hand Sewing No Lady should be without one 1t IL
s Isp.l q Y fWFsTS GFEAF CENTS jest
the thing for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IA LAD w 00~' Z 4. H. DowNER,
No. Az Broadway.
A LFRED WOODLAND, No. 424 Broadway,
N N Y-sKATEs for the Million, and everything in the
Skating lne WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
ID F. MILLER's PATENT CHIMNEY CAP
DE IL warranted to cure smokey chimneys
nANUFACToRY No 26 West Broadway.
DEAUTY HATH CHARMS.-Ladies who
wish beautiful complexion should HUNTS COURT
TOILET POWDER renders the skin sois and .nootn
IL unlike any thing else Hunts Bloom of Roses delicate
ooor for The cheeks or lips warranted not to wash off, or Ia
lure the skin bet remains durable for months Hunts brt
IN Ss Of e. r s% tie above article. used
Court Beauties Of Loudon and Paris Hair ohs fomsdes
Extracts c'i Hunt F1H' Co., so' Importer sS No A.orpe.
nYSPFPSIA. CONSTIPATION, aud kindred
~ diseases. eaectosy cured by daily using DAYS. yss
ERvALENTA CRACKERS. No drugs required Made s1e
only by ISAAC McGAY, Variety Cracker baker No. zig
Forsy,bs. See circular.
EURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, &C.,
Il bought for ready money No. 1913 6thsv between sh
and lOth-s,a
KINDLING WOOD
IN OAK and PINE a. 90 cents for ten or more boxes
HICKORY, OAK and PINE; by the load and cord %,
Address C. COLLINS, foot of East I'D st.
EAKY ROOFS CURED for one cent foot
IL with ELLERYs PATENT INDIARuBBER PAiNp
INGs. Nos $50 Grsndst lS3 BOwery. and 81 Park row.
NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY, No.
IN IWal-st, corner Of Broadway, New.York.
Bank Note Engraving and Printing promptly executed IN
New Securities in CycloRosete work, and sPec.. he
work counters, containing the name o. t.s oalA ol
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i've property patented invention OF this company and In
surfing against any known method Of couneng or altering
bsnk.not.s coupons, &c. X. 5. OAKLEY, President.
j. T. SOUTEK Vice President.
j. yACDONOUGH. Secretary.
CHEET-IRON. Russia, Belgian, American,
- Common and Or Co. TN and TERNE PLATES
Charcoal and Coke. ZINC, Copper We, Solder Block Iin
'FN''''' A. a. THOMSON l. CO., No. ais Wa.erst
Two PRINTERS.-Four TABLE-RACKS,
Il and v. large SORTS CASES for SALE cheap. These
and CAse IN excellent condition There are
1--WE cases each Rack. Inquire of j. q. COOLEY Co.,
No Spruoe.st., Tribune Buildings, ~ Y. City