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The New York herald., 1861-12-16
THE WliEREA BOUTS or THE REBEL GENE
RAJ PRICE AND HIS GRAND ARMY.

CONDITION or TIRE BEBEL SoLDfERs--MoRE CANNON
nEcfirEp FROM TIE sourn PRICES SON MADE A
BaieaDiER GENERAL.
lrrom the Missouri Republican, December 1871
We have obtained information direct from General
Prices camp as late az last Thursday he bih nst The
main portion oi his army was IN osceola aud It's imne
date vicinity one division north Of The Gsage and
another to have crossed Friday The entire army
was 20 move soon 10 Hnd new fields for forage supplies
hay ing been exhausted.
General Price has over hfty cannon, eight ten
az which riled. All Of them are well provided with
gunners, horscs and all necessary equipments. Very
Gently he received niue from tho South, large
nuiotcr ofnew tents and clothing. Lis comiora-
bly, clothed bat not "a uniform dress, and not
suffering fer want OF shoes has been reported. The
men regard the rebel army lvincibc end
ed than they are and possibly viii hesitate to lead them
where they are anxious TO central Mssour-hough
Il is said that Price himself declares that he Is done
totreathg and IS bound for the Missouri river Mt all
hazards, HIS personal friends and relatives the river,
ana IN Central MISSOURI expect him, later,
doing al they 10 further Ms views They are
very active IN drumming up men TO go 10 his assistance
or b. ready % Join him when 10 reaches the river Thoy
are organizing their men that at given signal they
can assemble IN force, and 10 whatever is deemed
sary. u generally understood Ia his camp that tho
railroads we're % be rsi crippled to prevent The trans
be would bring with him. and the recruits his friends had
collected together, wodld enable them enjoy conpara-
tive peace In the rich counties of Central Mssom during
The wGter, and perhaps begin 70 realize OF that
5000 900 900 oi Union lTopd referred III his proca
maon. He and his friends expect TO carry this pro-
grsmme. and loysi citizens IN that section, knowing
the plans and daily seeing their operations and hear
In, are becoming alarmed.
son of General Price has been elected Brigs er Gene
raj IN place Of John r. ARK, and Martin Green succ eds
General Harris ia The game position.
There Is real difacaty misunderstanding between
Nctallcch and Price, has been frequently stated
MetGinc ls cr was IN Arkansas, but Is ready and
willing according "a his own doearatcn) to follow Price
wherever no ads Price pleased at the idea Of the
publication Of tho difficulty between them--said twas
.hs, lie desired There was question Of rank one
holding state and tho other Confederate commission
which they knew would be remeded by the transfer OF
the Mssoar troops 10 The Coedes acy and the appoint
nent Of Prlca 70 Major 6sncralship by the c. s. A..
which was cxteead by ,Le, but which Governor Jack
son thwArtst Il was known camp that Jackson was
working to de fsde rce and II would seem that he has
sncccedcd ~ doing iCol0nol Hoath West Point Cadet
andan oiuccr n the Mexican having been appointed
10 the command a the rebel force in Missouri.
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sY. GORDON SHOT AND HIS MEN TAKEN
PRISONERS.
poYp's wMoIr coNM,Nn nl,MoRFn oArrr.Rrn.


ltrrm the Hannibal Messenger, Dec. III
From Mr.. Tim Golins, WHO lhe train from the
Wess Monday evening, iearu that he say pentlenan
from Piaiie county who iaorniea him ift Sy. Gordon
the notorious chief Il Northwest Missouri had been shot
at hotel Ia thst county and could not possibly recover
II is said that couple of citizens rode up and shot
Gordon On sight u Is also said that Gordon had made
hs brags o burning Platte river bridge and il was for
THE that he was snmmariy dealt with II he true
hat hs aid bnfn the bridge, shcotiDg was too good
him.
We also learn from the engineer hc train lhst COR
don whole band Of two hundred desperadoes had been
taken prisoners by General preutss.
: II was currently reported IN 81 Joseph that General
prentiss hsd also captr- Colonel John X Po,d whaio
command of rDhes nbeFns foUr hundred and eighty
men, which We only hope s true. IL M certain tiat BOYD
is in that section, and learn, made speech At Ikab
Buchanan county, last week to five hundred nep.
Colonel foEtsr hearing that the rebels around the pro-
vince OF Eenlck were uprising, Sunday despatched
Lieutenant Colonel Morse at the head Of body of men
20 put them down aad anybody DO t. Morse evi
IDENTIFY tho man, ms be /" knows the ropesD
IL il said that every dog has his dag - and We think
old secesh has abou, had his in North Missouri ana
in future, Ike "Jordan," VIII find treason "a hard road
travel -
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City Intelligence.

FAIR IN AID OF THE UsIoS HoaY FOR VOLUNTEERS
CHlpRES.-During the early summer, when the volun-
teerng excitement high, Mrs General Anderson and
other loyal daughters Of benevonce venturcd the csta
lshment Of home where little childien Of both sexeg
should receive protection while their fathers absent
Men were TINS induced topace il this pleasant health
ful refuge their mothcress little ones and FOR the proper
support of household numbering seventy i've Of
such the managers arc holding fair Broa,wey opno-
s.e the st. Nicholas Hotel. The exhibition Win be
marked during next week ry feature Of most uniqae
character. The whole second story Of tho large building
is TO be transformed into New England kitchen Of ole
hundred years back, with all the appointments cor
responding to that era. The attendants will be dressed
IN costumes some OF which horoems OF historical
interest The ladies have been oieFed large sum to
allow the kitchen to pass out Of their hands but they
have refused in the belief that whsn their
fully completed the attraction will be found to be
greater than they could afford dispense with at any
price, save that which will accrue from the willing pa
tronage Of all traly patriotic men and women
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Bonner wIndies War Eagle Hodgdon Boston via
sserly, Conkin. NYork; Fred Warren Coombs DO vie
Choptank. W.. - -
BATH, Dec 12-Cld schr Ham bal wentworth Nssaau j
EDdAHTOWN, Dec Il-Arr schr Nieer Harding, NYork
there) sSs
i2hArr Us cutter yarins Sands Hyanns; schr Par.
Rer Work bound East tn loss OF jbboom;
IAN Hagaery, NYork for Portland Anes Chinfr an "a
for Rockiand. -1 Yr'f ' '"-D'-'s"fs-s
p9r q Pm AZ the Of the l2h and others bound r.
AM, D6O lsAr schrs Peri, Thorndike Rom
GA lslh FsEf HapSsa Cleveland fernamtaco sshr Dol
phn, SHERMAN, Havana, =
PHilApElpHIA. Dec ls-Arr Rr bark Frank s'anwooi.
Greenock via Newcastle sclrs II Simmons Godfrey, Glou
ccser; Grnin Foster, hurley, snith Bostn. rs.
ther Sarah Weeks, Crcenbank. CID brig Ida Morrison,
faguayra and Porto Cabeo; schrs l. Danenhoier Miller.
Boston, VIM II Dennis Lase, New Bedford N Thomp-
Conaver Providcnce Rayner Rayner New uayeas
Miller, Dayton, Port jefferson.
LEwEs Dec S-A ship supposed 10 be the Philadelphia,
from Liverpool passed the Bfeakwaer this morning Hchr
Jane Darling from Pernarb,co with $500 bags sugar " at
anchor off this place, wig orders.
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Whalemeia.

As Helena Oct bark Falcon Brayey NIB, with 100 sp;
hgPsna Green sH with 500 50, bound 10 Coast Of Brazil
spoken, sc.
shin Tornado, Mnniord from Cardiff Sept S for Manila
,sr Mary oBrsp, from Antwerp foc NYorS, Nov a. lat
bsss Isnndon from Liverpool for St Caharnes. Sep, 81
Pak NJ stsor Ianbion from Liverpool for NYo,s Nov Is
Bs s sc calhariae Br from London for salem Dec lat
Foreign Ports.
gEnarDA, Nov 3o-ATr lark Elizabeth Leayi Halle:t,
oArr RACE, Dec Il AMrassea 9y, Br steamship Europa
vuS marsx sS Dec S Iss7u Aa Br steamships Canada Muir
Bosten FOR Liverpool (nd proceeded at AM 18TH Europa
Liverpool for Boston
gs SYeqs 4. ba5ia
ter; Ana, Queenstown; Ladoga Trevina Cen Cobb aud
S ST. aaS vnler lnsn
Flushing; Artior At Deal; Mary, at -. -
f M II ssas q Ssns4sRsn Con-
quest, schelde Colombo, a Marseles; Chas ward Alice
sa 5 rrsss waIs g. a%a RD a5sad T,ssIs
Poinset jessey Mary Ann at tie r iioirooi and
IT, Meagor 4 u s sissemi a Lvsgrooii ~ Nsvsrk al
Arr om Philadelphia 18th, Elem At Trcstc Isl, John
SD forNsw York "a Camilla and nizaboth, from Deal;
"a u Elliot, Resoutc and Constellation from Liverpool;
Arrived from New YorKsoIaris T,ania, Frank Herbert
Mon re m ce hnu AR sfn nnso1d nd n
DeaI Hurhu Canier Iuvineble al Ilyerpcui Ceres
Ohio, and NJ : ludwig at Havre. ~"
Arrived from PDiladelpha-Mariop at .n Jack.
son, at Kinsale.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Dec i3-Arr schre Rossway (gr). Mckay Cum
brand llarbor via Gloucester; Edw LacJer Wadswor,h,
NforR signal for2 brigs Cid brigs ODE fBr) Aus in,
Jersey Eng Chas Miter, Brewer Ca denss; Albert Adas
Go,sn hYerk schrs Mary Ennns Baxter; Rhode Isnui,
Kelley. and Anna Gardner jarvis, SD, W, bfgs
night. ~
i,h AM-Arr Brsrlg $, Katssrnc, carmitacn, Lena.n.
Cld bark Franklin Mitchell Trinidad; brig Ico, Grimm, Go
naiyts aelns Rich Hardy Chesapeake Bay q L. Low
ell, NHork. NJ ] brigs GioEe, a Adams
BALTIMORE Dec l3-ilr Br BARK Delaware, Siecd, De-
matnrhi schrs Horace Browne Warren Arecibo; Nick
eraon Nickerson Boston, Cid brig Mount Vernon, Hail. Rio
JaEe'ro; schTs Alice Aowe, Askns, kayaguez; Maryland
The New York herald., 1861-12-16
Police Intelligence.

EE HORSE PRECINCT POLICE SrATov-SuCcEss AND Er.
onoAS1zAnoN- horse police precinct
Thirteth) al the upper end Of the ISLAND has earned
much deserved Crod since its reorganization last sum-
mer under Sergeant Wilson. At the sub station on the
kiDEsbridge road some twenty are regularly detailed
for duty above Carmansve, where formerly no prote
ton of this nature bad been Afforded The disorders and
buFgaries which ocrasoned much ueas mess In the
ncghborhooi have altogether ceased and the revoyers
b,oadhounds and private watchmen so Indispensable
heretofore, have given place to sense OF perfect security
under tho constant and effective patrols now main aiued
only the public roads bat through all the grounds
and premises Of the district. One.ha tho force ef
Sergeant Wilson nets mounted tho other as foot
patrol all Tho men beng employed IN succession in both
capacities Drills are constantly held, an adaptation OF
cavalry exercise bsrg actsed Mondays and FRIDAYS
every week, whes the put through course OF
dr horseback. They may be seen ia these exercises
in the els and woods on the Fort George ridge going
bitches and feNces like fox hunters and performing
various eyolutions IN squads and couples Although tho
mnshed 6uch to the satisfaction Of the residents there
is stu an average OF sky auests mouth reported
The large number OF sraggors Passing in ana Of inc
city the Kingsbridgo road the dangerous and in.
tolerablc nuisance &C the humorous towers who swarm
from the city and invade private grounds the thieves
from the rivers both sides of the island well q, tl
rel casug crowds Of eScs1nsts and pleasure so kers
Who frequent this beautiful region give Increased
itnl ost nee To the police duties required there su
able station house and couple Of on tue Iladson
and Harlem rivers still required give completeness
70 the organization VS We precinct.
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Court Calcndar-Tbts Dsv.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRr--jury causes 10 10.
SUPREME torEr--ClRcrrr--part I--Nos 1907, 1901
1888 l7l7 l74o 1850 l757 1753 1863 1867 and al odd
nglnoaIs 70 1888, 17oI 1889. past Mos j440 1860,
26e 1896 l46s, li72 1874 1876 l47s, 14s, l4ss 1880
lig;, ll9i l49s loo4 1905, 1908, 1872, 1914 l5is
scr roR Co Ry--par: 1-Nos. Z, 2co3, 26l1, 2Sl5
2d2s, 2szs, 26Sl 1917 1863, 217l, Gao, l5ia 53 25a3
ity3, 49, 1888 1877. ialt 2.-~Nos. 257O zs,2 2s5a
~, 20oo, 3sze, 2ss6. 1850, 27io, i2a, s22 1922
- osfoN PigAs--irial TerinAd d}ourncd for tho term
ihe tenerai torn viii be tn sion 'he nex two weeks
sSrhass COURT IS COAL Ierm--&os. 70. g. 90. g. sol
W. va es2 10 $50. kQl V ~, ke8 n Goa
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SHIP PING NEW S.
ALMANAC TOR new yoRx-rHis DAT.
sun RisEs............. Is .......eye
sKrs............. - HIGH wArER.. morn 80
Port OF New York, December Is, 1851.
CLEARED.
Ship TaisInan, Thomas, San Francisco-R Cooley.

CLEARED.
ship Taiisnan, Thomas, San Francisco-R Cooley.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Thomas Swami ~ transport, Green Locust
Point, In ballast.
pool days in ballast, 70 Nesmth sons Has had heavy
sssa srf's S ssesSn sssS 3 ss e ssn ny 'sd $
SPOKE Br bark Arsbea FROM london Tor New iceland,
caae saIEsa Iss ssf nossos asaasf 'sa
sa%:se Sasss.s 81 bss no aneo Noy 80 81 Ion IS 10 brig
M.s c1rrnp SsT Ross s
spoke Br brig Derwent hence for ueenslown for orders
Oh inst lat So M lon TO- BIZ bark crnoine, 20 days from
Snip fssias nS csl'e days win sal. Nelson.
ss d hs @agea a e rue @ % i
pgaae gsah Is ,sn one s Sr.., "a - ballast
Gsrsln Soi Ba,h,. Chase. St Paul de Loando, 50
Co iias e N winds y d and Gains mos, Of ee ppssse
S inst lag IS ~ lon u 81 spoke bark Ionic from Havana
Brig Rose OBJ of colchesier BrIss. Galway 81 days
baiast, 70 4 J Knox.
sth inst = ST. lon "a o. spoke bark Agnes from
Ss Johann TeTass (sp,, Arasa, Havana IS days, in
ssar dv Warren 5bri q nsey 81 Ray, Msysspes
nd damage "saS ssa
ls lisaS 'Ra with
r r u n n m a q II 81 S o Y y sss
wv during which carried away the head OF fore.
mast aud main topinast with all the rigging attached
scbr Isabel Alberto, Adrch Turks Islands, i6 days. with
salt, TO Calv Knox.
shr st George tBrl, Permission, Bermuda 10 days, with
moiasses to Middleton Co.
Schr Sal Eddy, Paten Baltimore fdays. l3h inst Cape
Henry bearing SW 80 miles, boarded brig
Peter Langley AZ days from Trinidad New York.
proyisicns--suppiied her.
Schr Rescae, Bacon PHILADELPHIA, 2 days
sssssp sp. 'iS Ssr MeEEr GaTn. nYs Ft: ssy.
Schr Sipcpnxent. Brown. Great Egg ffaibor,
schr Adele, Thompson Gi eat Egg IIarbor
Schr Ann Baker Baker, Great Egg Harhor
Schr Clark Clark Eiizabehpor sailed for Hart
ford - - " "
schr Wn Colyer Raynor Roston, 3 days
Steamer Delaware. Ashmorc. Trenton.
Steamer Pelican. Jones, Providence.
The ship Annie se which arrived yesterday from rspnni
sailed Ocl n treported without date).
BELOW.
Two barks and one brig, unknown.
Wind during the day NNW.
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Nos 50 AND 80 MERcnANrg EXCHANGE.
The following approved officers have received certificates
from this associaton:-
Captains sants croix Redman, ship Harry Bug George
.ar Lam John 9hs hE"pey George Heed prize
vest Queen; CHRISTOPHER Nrowsl shp Highland Light
Edaaa SsaS Sas.Ss
81 rsssy
ssS B ss
A b fsse ESs
inson ship kearsase George Duncan sehr Standards Ha
Majestic. Mates Daniei Clark, slip Henry; Alexander
BERMUDA. Nov 2e-sehr Frances Lane Capt Balm, from
Yarmouth Ms Tor New York out 20 days with cargo of
pesed fish, pn in here ieaky and with loss Of sails the
Edwards Island ON the I'D inst.
Miscellaneous.
We have been requested call the OF the proper
authorities the that the Buoys at Great Kills. Staten
Island sone and also that the Buoy the Sand Spit at
the Nsrows has been for the past weeks Notice
has been previously left at the oce Of the Board but thus
far without effect
SNIP FplrH Rosr, Romans hence at San Francisco nth
n wss S days to the Equator in the Atlantic and crossed
weather off Cape Horn had strong gales in Int 50 in Pac
oysSosrd water asks ars and provisions; put n;o vapa
1%is n for waer s The IL the paes os -
with light winds and Gains.
sn,P Cssr Dovr, Monel at San Francisco lth Mt 1883
days from this port 46 days 20 in the Atlantic:
20 days thence TO lat 30 s. % days thence 50 in Pacific %
days thence to the EQUATOR had heavy Cape Horn
and hard cace ai through the passage; from the time OF
esvng New York the ship did net make 1000 any
one weekNind either too light too strong June Int
300f N, Ion ~ S. Swanson. while putting the
anchors the bows fell overheard os Aug 49,
Instantly killed. Oct IL lat IL IL n Ion III 26 fell In with
bark Col Pecatc from Puget Sound OF and for Valparaiso
with lumber IN sinking condition. and took from her the
captain and IL seaman.
BARN ORR recently reported lost the NV Coss arrived
NJ Victoria, VI, 0ct20
scHR slEAsGsR wrecked Peaks Island, from East
port for Boston, and while erdeavorng Por land
hnrbor through White Head Passage at IAN Tuesday,
nsstlyed and went ashore A end the island
from the cutter Caleb Cushing her
and stripped her Sehf Imogene took der (Which
waa insured) to the city.
CoILsroNAs sohr e Scranton, Norton of Orient from
Providence for Northport getting underweigh in New
port inner arbor f2n inst she ouied her ler rope
ded Eith shr NcWeomb from Boston for Deaf Island,
at anchor breaking the aers port rail and savDg
and wais, blwarks The carried away jibstay and re.
ceiyed ring damage to forward gug repaired pro-
ceoded about noon. The EPN N sailed l2th.
schr Ellis at philadelphia, has been seized by Coec
tor Thomas rebel property II that scr is
owned by VIM Fowler, formerly of Alexandria and now
alleged 20 be an officer in the rebel army.
Oaesxeenh Of the ship Kate Dyer 1878 TONS was sold OF
The following table gives summary In the
harbors Of New York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston savan
NAH New Orleans and Galveston at the latest accounts from
pnNh gf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CENTRAL PARK.
~ The Commissioners Of the Central Park haye the plea
~ announcing that the Park Drive, between Fifty
Dnh and 2d streets, than mies in extent,
VIII Monday the l6 instant be opened public use;
the necessary temporary
avoid with work in At the space the
east side OF the Grand Reservoir carriages for the present.
will AXE the Fifth
Twelve carriage win, the day, he open
for public use, AZ follows
WEST EIGHTH AVE- ON rnE EAST OR WITH AVE-
NUE. SIDE
AT Ffv-nnth street. At Fifty.ni street
Seyentysecond street. Near Seventy second street.
Eghy-nfth street. At SeventyBinth street.
Ninety x,h street Eighty y-nfth street.
lv0lh street. Ninety-scvepth street.
fHd street.
10th street, t0wards7ar-
lem lane
ANDW. II. GREEN, r. NJ. BI4ATCHFORD,
Comptroller of the Central President Of the Boart OF
Park. Commissioners Of the Gen.
tralp
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roo LATE TOR CLASSIFICATION.

r EFT U0ME-ON THE MORNING OF FRIDAY THE
IL 18Th inst, Mrs. talins vile tr.nos Casns IS years
dressed merno dress plaid shawl aud
black hood Any ,norination Of her whef,a5ors VIA 10
thankfully received ~ her afflicted family, $40 E.gith
The New York herald., 1861-12-16

The lower pond near Fifty ninth viii he opened
10 the public, part OF the space be for curling
Sc., the remainder to be given up TO the skaters who
may find IL inconvenent to walk To the upper pond AS
the space there very limited the mass OF tbe yisers
Will still resort TO the old spot the Rambe There
VIII not be separate Ia lies pond this season, but learn
ers can Hse the little rond north OF bridge No 4.
Every accommodation for ladies and gentlemen have
II eady been erected that when the sport commences
there viii be nothing annoying to detract from the fun
OF H.
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GoAL-LEHIGH, PEACH ORCHARD AND LOCUST
~ Mounttn, warranted q he genuine articles. Alsv,
pcror Liverpool Ofel anl English house rannel, late n-
paratiuns all nj the lowest market prizes HENRY
REEVE cornor OF Canal and Centre, and corner Of dao
and West streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAS STOVES, GAS STOVES, GAS STOVES.
" Warm your rooms by tQe new potent Gas Stove.
No dirt ashes coal 10 carrv economical clean, port
able NEW YORK GAS STOVE WORKS,
4li Broadway, below Canal st.
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The Approaching skating Season


OF PRICES FoE REFRESHMENTS. ETC.
As the vister 70 the Central Park draws near to either
Of the entrances he help ha, notice the approach
of the festive season Of skating By tho pos,ers conspcu
ousy placed The fences, sgnposls, Sc, along the
The words skates stsrcs you in the face al
every point and rough drawings crowds OF persons on
the ice engaged in tho SPORT heads many of tho bills of
those who have skates TO sell stores the owners og
which, during the summer, have had other articles 10
dispose Of now have their windows flied with skates
s'for sale hire and occasionally The red ball shines
FORTH TO beoken 10 the passer by that he supplied
with the nesdfu little article used in tho Snort.
As enter tho Park tho signs OF winter ase not 90
conspicuous until we reach the pond around which we
the refroshmen tents rather houses as thoy arc
now built Of wood. The number cf persons licensed
this year fewer than last Season bn, the
space accorded 10 each IL greater, for which
larger $3.50 has 20 DO paid for the privilege a,
present The following tho only persons who appear
to have been censed---
skates and chairs .....,,. Messrs. Reed & Brown
Skates only y................M Mr. Walton.
observation-disclosures tents, as foilows:--
West Side. e.............,.M Mossrs. Black Falkland.
Sircie.. e....'..,..,..........Mr .Mr W. ~. Eadiord.
terrace. MI Waterman.
Each refreshment tent Is TO keep a cloak room al
which articles viii be checked at vc aud ton cents each
The i've cent check the holder the amount
ten dollars and tho ten cent check the amount Of
twenty hve dollars The keeper Of the tent only IL re-
sponsihe ior the return Of any article FOR which his
check is given.
To regulate the price Of refreshments over te whole
skating ground The Board Of Commss ouorg have aybo
rzcd tho following rates, which be strictly adhered
to-
1EFRISsnMENT lIsr-gltI or FARy
Ale beer... DC. oysters, fried per plate 25c
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A CLAIRyOYANT-ALL DISEASES DISCOVERED
IA and cured cufahc lost stolen properly
the ate and Whereabouts of absent friends M SHOWN,
celebrated mcel la rica
AT l0 West Fifteenth Of Sixth enue Salts.
faction o
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NEW YORK, DECEMBER 49, lsai.-NorICE.-TIE
IN subscriber having heretofore done business the
OF the Brooklyn Skirt Compan has this day transferred tho
right manufacture in said other parties and ho
viii consider himself liable for any debts conttacedi in
said naIho after this date. W. G. VOSBURGH.
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ry,IIE SUBSCRIBER. WHO FOR TEN YEARS LAST PAS,

fJtHE WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB OF BROOKLYN
There will be meeting Of the Executive Comnrt.ee
Tuesday evening December H. at ~ o'clock, AZ Glmours
Hotel of Fifth and Seventh street. for the
ccptlon of members puncai atten is requested.
BY order .. +. OATMAN, President
w. b. CaoEYN, Secretary.
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ASTROLOGY.


A sTROLoGY,-MADAME MEYER, LATE OF NO. 23a
IA Eighth avenue, has returned from the country, aud
taken up her resdcncoat 49 seventh avenue
She continues 10 tell past present and uturs events Mad.
anne Err converses in French English and German and
gives warrnntee TOR her art.
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TaAIR OF THE MEMORIAL CHURCH BENEVOLENT
Society. in aid Of the church and poor open every day
and evening this week Darember l6 TO 2 in the Sunday
School room, waveey place. corner OF Hammond street
Come and buy
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A BONA FIDE AsTRoLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE
n can depend Is Mme. WILSON, VINO tells object
Of your visit She tells the past pre-
sent and future of your fc and
brings success out - The most periions undertakings n
BCcebrattd magic caarms. No S9 Allen street
Houston and Stanton streets the bakery. Charges for
laiIes and eantiernen. 20
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A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIRyOYANT WHO
IN has equa.Laaies sick, trouble sunate,
should consult ner she be consulted important
business matter Wh the She hum
bug Cal and satisfy yourselves. She also
wash called Chinese Hyson Wire, warranted PIN.
PIES freekes and all erupons Of he skin and
fecy smooth Mrs MILTON, ONCE I4 Wavercy e,
nel of West Tenth street
A AsToNISHING.--MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
n daughter has gilt OF foresight; tells how and
often you w marry and al You wish to know even yonr
not 10 be found; her magic image Is III fun operation
1S4 Ludlow street. below Houston. Price 25 cents. Gentle
admitted