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APPEovKD. March 2. 1851

CHAP. LXIN-An Act 10 provide ror brinafuz IL
the srrssrsges Of work OF the Land Of5ce Al OIrE-
pia, Washington Territory.
Bstr sHacfs1 D. TIE S,nase azd Hgusr o. Rsr.,..a.
ftrsS o. aas Cafed Stairs ef AB1eoa C0sreSs asssr-
tied, hat the Secretary Of the Interior be suthorzed
10 make such allowances for clerical services II
bringing uP the srreaages OF business q tie land Of
fee al Olympia. Washington Territory. ineludipg
pay ment II clerical services Hlr-sdy necessarily IL
CURED. - on the production Of the proper
re mas deem equitable aud jet. TIE amount not 20
exceed the sam OF three thousand d0llErs aud 70 e
paid out OF the appropriation for fESfderral "a.
perssE 81 district lard Office
APPROVAL. March 2. 1851
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27

GRRSS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session, which was begun and
held At the CITY of Washington, in the District of
Columbia, on Monday, the Sd day of December,
1860, and ended on Monday the 4th day of March,
1861.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31


The Decision Of tho American Government In
the Mason-Slidell Case-Surrendor Of the Rebel
commissioners-Th Official Correspondence
Map Of Charleston Harbor-Cperations Of the
Stone Fleet, &C., &c.
The onard mail steamship America, Captain Hockey,
VIII leave this port on Wednesday morning for Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close In this city tomorrow
morning. at seven O'Clock.
TheEuaorEAS EDITION llEsAIo, ready this tues
day. evening, at O'Clock viii contain the important
Correspondence between Secretary Seward and the Eng
lish and French Ministers Relation to tho Mason
Siel Affair, with the Decision Of tho American Govern
mcnt sarrenderng the Rebel Commissioners TO England
an interesting account Of the operations OF the Stone
fleet of Charlcrton, s. c., with Map Of the Harbor
showing the main ship channel whore tho vessels were
sunk Tho latest concerning the progress Of the
War, North aud South, and all interesting news re-
ceved by mail and telegraph during tho previous week
and up to the hour OF publication
Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Sampson low, Son Co, No AZ Ludgate Hil london,
England, will advertisements and SUBJ criptous
Tor the HERALD.
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f'he Mayor E,ec, sworn into Office.

Yesterday afternoon the Mayor elect George Opdyke,
Esq, took the oath o elce and sworn by Mayor
Wood He called at the Mayors ofce between three
and four O'Clock. aud cordially received by Mayor
Wood After short but private consultation toge
Mr. opdyke took tho following oath
l, George 0payke, do soemnly swear that will sup
port the consultation OF the United States the cons
tuition Of tho state of New York, and that will faithfu
y discharge the cuies of the ccc Of aayor OF the city
OF New York according q the best of my ability.
GEORGE Of1YKE
Subscribed ard sworn before me- the Both day Of De-
cembcr, 1861. FEsSANno WooD, Mayor.
Quite nanber gathered in anG about the Hall whom the
iaet was kAoEn hat Mr.. opdyke there. We under
stand that ho as not yet disclosed who are to m the
several positions NGt are in his gift but learn that
the Assistant Marshal. Mr.. George Hinchman win be re
taned All the nbers OF the Common Council elect have
taken the OATH and most Of the School Commissioners
and Trustees
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tion or the above named resolution calling on tho Secre

zion OF the above named resolution calling tho Seore-
tary OF the Interior, sc.
~ ths question we're on the appointment Of the mmt
tee. But The committee has already boon appointed
rhe very object OF sending 10 the depa the tes
Mony alicoting tho dsloyay Of clerks alord
opportunity Tor vindcaton The committee have not
decided any matter they have merely taken aud sub
ntted the testimony TO the heads Of departments. He
wond INFORM the gentleman from Kentucky that
there were to-day in the employ mont Of tho
government nve hundred clerks who dsoyal 10 the
government. There are also in tho departments
VINO nave never uttered one word OF sympathy for tho
government, Notwithstanding the pers which surround
~ the departments have not in this respect performed
theH duty la great many where clerks have
been charged with iisoyaliy parties have come before
the committee and called God witness that they
were loyal men, while others brought letters from Sens
tors and members OF the House declaring them to be
loyal men, In many instances persons certified as loyal
men have eit the District, and are found in tho
RANKS oi tho enemy Every man employed should have
an opportunity TO give evidence Of his loyalty and this
was the object OF the committee
The resolution being objected received or
consideration.
ABoflsnlNG ENrRY--REMARks on MR. srEyESs on
THE rRkSr
MI S1xyEse ep) of Pa. from The Commit Ways
ana Means reported bill repeating certain laws creating
ports Of entry the Of which postponed
until the second Tuesday in February after that gem
temah (Mr Stevens) had briefly expressed his views
saying, among ether things that 'sthe block
ade was aaasi admission Of thc nationality
of those whose ports aockaded that was not
correct pr!naipe for nation 10 blockade its own porsp
Incidentally aidng to tho adjustment Of the Trent affair
he said that the conduct Of France was mpernent as
she was not invited TO intervene in the affair when
We shaii have settled domestic troubles we must look
INTO The holy Alliance Of these Powers fFrancc and Eng
lhnd) and see bow far they shall DO permitted TO control
our conduct. .l
DkxaND NOSs.
Mr. srAutpNG, lrsl) OF n T., introduced bill author
illng the issue OF Treasury notes payable demand
Referred to the Committee Ways and Means
Adjourned TO Thursday.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
SKIRMlSH AND DEFEAT OF THE REBELS IN
ADAfR COUNTY.

IouisvnLk, KY, Dee. 30, 1861
The journal has letter from Columbia giving an ac
count Of slight skrmish in Adar county in which tho
rebel loss was i've killed and tbs Union meme
Humphrey Marshall, heading sixty ve hundred troops
Is fortfying Prcstonbufg, and is expected that he will
soon march towards Mayavile. General Ih.el has or
dcrsd brigade under Colonel Garfield forward and
battle is expected vc,y shortly.
Attachments fled in the Chancery Court on "a
turday under the law snbecng thr properly OF rebels
~ contscatea who ia the Southern canfedoracy
thirty days after It's passage. Processes we're issued
against tho property OF General Ruckner, exMniser
Preston ard Edward Crutched to the amount Of 900
each, and in smaller sums against several others
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
ATTENTION, NEWSMEN!
The New Years. Address for 1863, or Il
Newsmcn n OF the New York Herald

The New Years. Address for 1863, or the
Newsmcn n Of the New York Herald,
TO its subscribers and readers will be of supa Sing
interest, beauty aud completeness. Covering 4 broad
side of full sized medium paper includes in lively and
smoothly running verses, bird'scye view Of South
ern rebellion from its first manifestations III fecrmber
last down to the present day aud splendid original
and unique bordering OF warike and patriotic devices
embracing twenty four carefully engraved kenesses OF
the most distinguished men OF our Union cause. Among
them the portraits Of President Lincoln his bi
net, Generals Mcclellan, Haleck, Buell., Banks BaeT,
Dix, and atsr army officers, and Captains Stri1ghan,
Dupont, Wilkes ond other officers Oh the navy The
WHOLE hpadli, arranged and neatly executed Gu su.
IeriaT PAPER, VII form picture aud chart Of this war
well worth prcsersing as a hstoriosl document.
ORDER rrcei' 90 for any number of copies from fifty
up TO Giiy Thousand, at the Herald Office
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Settlement Of the Mason-SlidsII Arrest Case
The Closing Of Charleston HarborMap Show
ing the Main Ship Channel Interesting Intel
ngencs from Europe-The Latest News, &C.
The mail steamship North star. Captain jones' win
ieave this port at noon "Wednesday for Aspinwail
The mails Cor Central America and the South Pacific
viii close at half past ten O'Clock morrow morning
The NEw Yosx HnsALn-- Edition the Pacidc--con-
tsinng the highly important Correspondence betw.eu
Lord Lyons and Mr. Seward resulting i'll tho adjustment
Of the Arrest Case Account Of The Opern
ons Of the Stone Fleet on Charleston s. accompanied
with Map showing the result OF their bors Interesting
Intelligence from Earore, giving, with other things Capt.
Williams spirited account tho Capture OF the Rebel
Commissioners, The Latest News regard to the Pro-
grcss Of the War and much other valuable and interest
ING Information, will bs ready tomorrow (wednes,ay)
morning, AZ seven o'clock.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready FOR mailing six
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

THF PRrss AND THE CORPORATION ADyERrls-
MG.-Thc advertising patronage Of the Common
Council appears to be used just now for the
purpose of subsidsing the press, and the man
aging spirits in the two boards seem to have sue
ceeded pretty effectually in their work as far as
two Of our contemporaries are concerned. The
SYorid has now gone through both boards over
the vetocs Of the Mayor, ard that sheet passes
over in silence the jobs that are being put
through the Common Council with railroad
speed, such as the " Belt Railroad" and the Gan
seyoort job Not word is said by that journal
against these schemes. No longer having the
benefit of Cummings pickings upon the general
government, it has fallen back upon the Com
mon Council, and its silence shows plainly how
well it is keeping its part Of the agreement.
The Times concern, not having been able to
declare dividend to its stockholders Tor the
past year, is looking around for an opportunity
TO raise the wind. The Ganseyoort JOB came
up, aud passed one branch of the nuhcipal
legislature; but the Times was perfectly silent
upon it. Whereupoa resolution making that
paper Corporation advertising sheet passed The
lower branch. The Times of Yesterday came ont
III 4 short paragraph. sort OF masked battery
attended 10 satisfy the opponents of these bills.
without saying anything against the schemes
themselves, it being neither the one thing uor
the other. As a compensation ior this we shall
expect 10 see the resolution pass the Board OF
Aldermen at their next meeting, and then the
masked battery Of the Little Villain" will be
sileneed The Trita,c, in this controversy, has
been left cut in the cold. ii has bsen sold by
IL cplalorers, he z.isaes md World, for their
dwn benefit = shsrt time since tbSe three
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

journals commenced an attack upon our circu-
iation, for the very purpose of carrying off this
prize; but with all the hard labor, bad language
and sleepless nights of the Spruce street phi
losopher, now that the time has come to share
In the Corporation advertising, tho Tribune is
sold out by its colaborers, and is left with q
sour stomach, rufled temper and its labor for
its pains. The consequence is that the Common
Council il belabored right and left by the
Tribune, al investigation called for, and do
mand made upon the incoming District At
torney to sec that justice is meted out to all
transgressors. Is not this q pretty kettle Of
fish all round?
THrRL0w WEED ON HIS DIPLOMATIC H0RsE-
We charitably counsel Nh Thurlow Weed to
return from England to this country. He had
better come back at once. He is out of his ele-
ment there and figures badly. His recent at
tempt to defend his patron, Mr.. Seward, in the
London Times, has been absurd and ridiculous.
IL only gave that paper the text for a new
TRADE against the Secretary Of State, and tended
to lower his position. Mr.. Weed does not un-
derstand the atmosphere of London and Paris,
and the sooner he gets ont of it the wiser he
Will show himself He has fallen into the same
error that Cassius M. Clay, Burlingame and San
ford did before him--splurging and fussing be-
fore foreign public, just as though they were
at home preparing by buncombe addresses for
district election. Secretary Seward wants no
henchman to vindicate his character and posi-
ton. His own dispatches; his letters 10 Mr..
Adams and Lord Lyons, tell their story to every
enlightened mind throughout the civilized
world, and show him to be both q great patriot
and great statesman. Mr. Weed had. there
fore, better come home. He has resigned his
lobby chieftainship at Albany, and we have
nominated Greeley to the office he has vacated.
but there is abundant room for him here in New
York city to operate. What with the Fort Gan
sevoort property job; the Cataline plundcr; the
Belt Railroad, and the score Of colossal under
takings that our municipal Rings have inaugu-
rated he will have no lack Of employment W,
beg Mr.. Weed to let foreign politics alone
Come back, and take care Of the New York
lobby.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
House of Representatives.

WAspIscros Dec 30, 1851.
TBs DIstoYAr GovcRsmssr xsirLoYEbS
Mr., POTTER {rep.) Of Wis, reported the following
which was adopted
Resolved That Secretare Treasury rercesed
10 furnish without essary delay to the selec
employees the information asked for the let
Of the Sd inst, addressed by the charman Of the
Intec 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury
Nr PorYsg also reported resolution calling on the
Secretary OF the Interior 10 similarly respond He said
was necessary tha, the select committee should have
this information in order TO make their report.
Mr. WmKiHys, (Union) OF KY, not caring TO vote
bliodly inquired what tho character OF tine incrna
ton called for2
Mr. POTTER explained that in July isst the heads VI
psr,nens requested 10 furnish lists Of their iespec
tive clerks which they did and the last request which
the Secretaries or the Treasury and Interior have
complied with was furnish the committee with the
names Of such clerks mentioned in their first communcs
ton who have been removed, designating such by
name il was necessary for the committee TO have the
inionation in order 10 ascertain whether the depart
monts have removed those who have been reported
them as dsioya far the committee could learn this
fact from the evidence before them II such persons
have not been removed, the departments by this
cal, would have opportunity 10 furnish the reasons.
Mr. WmgIIFFr did not feel himself called upon defend
the depar named but he did not understand how
far this House has tho right to the executive
powers OF this government If he understood the merits
OK the pending question: IL was why the heads OF depart
fncnta did not remove certain clerks
Mr.. DIN, (reF) of N, ", said the persons charged
ought TO have opportunity OF refuDg the allegations
which he learned incidentally had not been afforded.
Mr. WcKrlstx, resumng, said, If we have heads otse.
partmens VINO not conpeseDs 10 judge OF the qwl.
cation or loyalty Of their subordnates we should Srike
at ard remove them, aiming ut higher game thai
chrks
~. nA1aas. (uaiaal Qe W sxss4 y
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THE Lumber s>vindIe In the West.

The Lumber SSvfndIe I'm the West
CARo, Dec. 80, 1851.
Tho charges Of swindling in the lumber contract at
this point has been investigated by Captain Hyer
substantiated An immense quantity OF lumber pur-
chased nt 50 60 Thousand feet billed at $40 So
Other charges u fraud are undergoing investigation
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
The Fire. NJ the OIL Works.

TO THE EDITOR or THE NRN YORK ugsAHD.
OrSics or TaY NEW YORK KkR0ssvR on Co. 5,
= SATURDAY., Dec %, 1861.
our attention mas been called 10 an article in edition
OF Saturday giving exaggerated Of fire our
works. caclaed 10 upselpe the oil marks do
harn The injury confined TO the burning of the
tons Of seven stills the destruction thousand
gallons OF unfinished oil 81 ZOO
The re does not IN interfere with the daily supply
of oil. Yours, DC. COZZENS X CO
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

pd'nyvy." England ought to be very proud
n her Williams; but she should never permit
i'm to make speeches. Thsworld might think
Ehat be was really the great man England pre-
hsnds il he could only be persuaded to hold his
Eongre. Since he has been foolish enough to
peak, however, we need only draw attention to
Eae moral that, in the conduct character and
Experiment. of her agent, Captain Wilkes, as
compared with the gasconading British vii
iams, this country adds another to the many
advantages she has gained over England in this
Trent affair.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

FIGHT AT UCAH-TELEGRAPHIC DES-
PATCH SUPPRESSED.
CHICAGO, Dec. 80, 1861,
Inc Cairoopcrstor says that dght is going Padu
cab, Kentucky, to-day but that the Adjutant General
refused to allow reports 70 be We will probably
hear something morrow
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

PrcscntsJanuary lS62-The subscriber VIII have for
SALE January 500 Baskets and Bouquets OF choice Flowers
arranged IN the best style prices
923. GeptemeD please give me cali GUNUIlS GA
BRIELSON 7S5 Broadway of Tenth
Grace church
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Holiday Gloves. Scarfs, sc.
Wholesale Retail. Prices low
IRA PEREGO X SONS
Gl Nassau street aud 17J broadway
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.seTers-Je Gcrs.

A Splendid Assortment of Scarfs. Necl.
es and Gloves ior the holidays J. AGATE CO.'S 2Ji
Rp,taf4 4vx -
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Photogra pm Albums.-A Full Assoyfnas nj
ane aud at 39l Broadway
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

els Broadway. 645 Breudwny,
MENDEs' CHOCOLATE BoEBoN FOR NEW YEAGfs
1852
The superior quality OF this Donbou Chocolate ss beur
rage ard nourishneut for invaids and cbdren is wei,
bEown II be used % the health
and is often recommended by OF celebrated
physicians
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Co.'S Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries
KksgockY, ExrRs Class 669-Oec. 80, 1861.
65, Al. 4. "A, 50, 2, II, 81, As, il, 6, 80, 12.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 67O--Dec. 80 1851.
S5, 49, Ia, i6, g. &c. :. Is. rs, 10, 66, -, "a ~.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
C0yington KY, 81. Louis Mo.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Roman Scnrfs, Ties, J0uyin,s KIDS &c
NOODY'S Shirt Mandatory, 26e Bsoadway
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THIRTY-sEVENT CONGRESS-.
RIRSr SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 50, 1861.
ABOLITION
Mr. SuMSER, (rep) OF Mass presented petition from
citizens OF Steuben county Now York, praying for tho
rasssge law abolishing slavery in all the States
Mr. Fosrsr, ucp.l OF CONT, presented similar
petition.
Mr.. SuMsgR also presented petitions from citizens on
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania praying for the eanci
patton Of the slaves, under tho power.
TIE CORRESPONDENCE GENERAL GkyxRAL
PATERSON
A communication was received from the Secretary o
War reply TO the resolution OF the Senate stating that
ii. s Incompatible with tho public interest furnish the
correspondence which has passed between General
and General Patterson"
1iE DISTRICT COLUMgA.
Ny Garss (rep OF Iowa, introduced bill 10 acquire
the title Of the District Of Columbia.
PUNISHMENT YRAUo,ss
Mr.. DAVIS, Union) of Ky, introduced bin declaring
persons their enemies, and FOR sacrificing their
property 10; the benefit Of loyal persons. Referred
The Senate then adjourned till Thursday.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Prizes Cashed Ira nH Legalized Lottc.
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. ID Wall street. up stairs, New York
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

,GtNfIN-.EE acrS.
NO. 573 BROADWAY.
A. Jefers' very cheap and excellent Baimoraf
had al half The usual price, beautifully embroidered
Slippers are Something for New Years gilt brother
cousin Observation-Disclosures
WE DIZZY COMPETITION IN oUR HOLIDAY GOODS.
JEFFERs No BIS Broadway
The New York herald., 1861-12-31
Wines, Bra andSes, A les. &C., skc..
FOR THE
HOLIDASS.--UOLIDAy

ARMOUH'S, Of ST. MARKS place and Third arrnue
- opposite Cooper institute,
VIII sell his immense imported Liaors lower
than any other house in the city. Caii examine Tor
yourself.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

At Jeffers'. 513 Broadway, Is the only
place in New York whore Ladies' Baicr Boots pau be had
lsgu X =, tsss ~ cys lsssses sasis.s',saa
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

The New Years HAITI Where do yOu
buy hats. my dear fellow said gentleman to ano
ther recently well the fact isn said his friend g"
careless OF about those
pick up whatever he vcnicDt. am not
particular about any but New Years hat that al
ways buy of Knox there Is elegance, finish
distinction about his hats that tops of pleely.
tpon my word feel hundred times better with
hat on ban g oihca times" Us that sof cried other
Enough said Let US down and select from his h0
hay Styles; they say they are something immense And
OF his aga.6cen Fqrs for New Years for my
vie. She In always limiting about fufs there
handsoncst and cheapest have attracted In
passing the Of Broadway Fulton street the other
day, and astonished his low prices Cone--e ny
hurry and 50 aud them hnox Is capital good fellow
and like to trade with him" New Years Hat of the
finest style manufacture, given by to al gentle
wio purchase line OF Furs day befor. New
Years.
1861. Genin's Hat and Fur store. 1864.
Holiday Dress silk Hats for young men
Styles entirely and novel.
Holiday styles of Hats aud Caps,
For koys and Girls.
Ladies' and Children's Furs of every descriptiou.
Sleigh Robes Fur Gloves Fur caps
Ladlss and Gentlen,ens Skating Caps.
Fur Trimmings for Cloaks and Bonnets.
Any OF the above articles desirable and suitable
for holiday presents.
GENfS's HAT AND FUR STORE. 53 Broadway
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Holiday Hats and Skating Caps for I.n-
dies and gentlemen at WHITES 2i6 Broadway opposite ST.
Pauls Church,
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR,
"A AMERICANS ENTERTAIN YOUR IRISH FRIENDx
IklSHMEN, ENTERTAIN YOUR AMERICAN FRlENDA
with MCAVLlFFf:S genuine irish Whiskev
Per gallon, 81 co. 20 per ba; bottles p M fos
lbe FESTIVAL Heaaess, Brandy pa Wine bottled Ofrt0
Dun Gordon Sherry &c. iOHN McAuLTFFE,
~ Nassau atrrrt
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Beaver and Felt flats and Turbans girls boys and in
fants OF all the different shapes and sizes Velvet Far
Band Tnrbans Skating and Dress Caps novel, piqan and
graceful 10 style for boys girls Infants SOLD BAN.
TAS, corner of Canal and Wooster streets.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

A Pure TObacrO.-Ye1lOW Bank T0i,nc-
co.Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
puritics for sale by all tobacco and Dealers
Wholesale by Il. GOODWIN BROTHER, 100 Water street
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Among All Modern I'm prov cmenfs, vo-
thing ADD the attractive personal appea
gentleman Than OF ESPENSCHEIDS new Winter style
or Festival Is, ready at No. iS Nassau
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Happy New Year!

FWppy NEW HeMr!
Gentlemen not prepared 10 make New Years calls I'M
less wearing one Of Terry's Holiday Hats.
TERRY, 397 Broadway
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MIsCELLANH0US.

->~~N~~r-o.o.o DAhSO RAAAN BUUSs So ~"e v
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
- aoon p.res0 TO 0v TIE g sc g9LpEs % TgAEErrLR.
ALEXANDER DEI,MAK'sp
MAosif!oENf ESTABLIsHMENr
STILL r.,r rAhbAp or ALI. COMPETITORS.
LIZ Laht.ffST SrOCK-SkATES.
r,,,, -, THE INVEST SToCK--TOYs
THE FINEST SrocK-NEW YEARS PRFsESTa
THE CHEAPEST srooK-ToYs ToYs. Toys.
LoNboN, P4Ris stis ASb ASb yiENNA yiESNA
RAkSACkED
RANSACKFD
F0E FRESH NOyELTIES
FRESH NOVELTIES.
House Furnishing Wares steeI and sec, s,acH
ards french bronae Fentrrs ornamental Plsc Warmers
and Coal Vases Feather busters Brushes ar
Baskets Shaker Chairs Sewing Cbnirs Chidrens CHAIR
Nursery Tenders and Cooking Utensils Iron Bedseads Ard
, r Matrssss punge Sponge Shower Hip. Foot Leg In
SKATES, SKATES. SKATES
English skates French Skates. German Skates.
PARlDR sKATIs
. .., PHILADELPHIA CLUB SKATES
PATENT SKATES. TO FAsTEN WlTHOUf STRAP0
1000 PXi& or sKarss
1900 PAIR OF SKATES.
All Of cost OF importation,
10 clear the sott M Ia<iou a. .
go, STock, STOCK, STOCK.
Sign of The big Golden reakc,tr,
AND THE BIG BIG BId SKATE.
TOs BEOADWA Az
706 BROADWAY
ABOVE Fourth sreet, above Fourth
Eas, side and cheap side Of broadway
rTENTION
n ERICssoN's CALoRIC ENGINES,
SAFE, rGOSOMITAi DUR ABIR
Requiring water and little attention. They furnish
steady. reliable power tor aii mecl.anlcn py,roses
CAL0Rfc ENG1NE AGENCY,
i6t Duane strect-
nfNN xAr,vxt tprxr