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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-28
H6s. single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPA-
RED GLUE, will save ten times its cost annu-
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE !
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
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As accidents will happen, even in we'll regu->
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cheap and convenient way for repairing Furni-
ture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household
can afford to be without it. It is always ready,
and up to the sticking point.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, 25 cents. Address
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. 48 CEDAR Street, New York
CAUTION.
As certain unpriucipled persons are attempt
ing to palm off on the unsuspecting public, imi-
tations Of my PREPARED GLUE, would eau
ton all persons to examine before purchasing
and see that the full name,
n%SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE@
is on the outside wrapper; all others are sWind-
ling counterfeits.
March Al II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-28

s6- The lays of the nightingale may b.
very delightful to we'll fed man, but the
"lays" of q hen would be better liked by 6
hungry one.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-28

BURNETT'S KALLIST0N
rs just the thing that thousands want, who are
Il troubled with blotches and eruptions on the
face, but who are afraid to try it, from the sim
pie fact that there is SO many patent nostrums
that are advertised for the removal of these nox.
ious complaints, and are found worthless on trial
But this is not true in regard to Burnetts Kali
lston, which will be found to do what it says it
will do, easily, safely and effectually.
BURNETT'S COCAINE
Is one of the most beautiful, as it is one Of the
best preparations in the world for dressing the
hair, is so we'll known, as to need no recommcn-
datou. BURNETTS
ORIENTAL TOOTH-WASII
Must be tried to be appreciated.
BURNETT'S FLORIMEL, IAN extract deli
cious for scenting the handkerchief, like his Co.
coane, needs no recommendation.
Any of the above preparations can be had sep
arateiy, or the four enclosed in neat box, of
ALLISON g. BRATTON,
Druggists & Apothecaries.
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Paintings, Qil-Prints,
Monthly Magazines t;

Godey's Lady's Book, Harper's and Leslic's H.
lustrated Weeklies, New York Ledger, N. York
Weekly and for the sake of variety,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-28
EUREKA SILVER POLIsH.-It

~ u REAA SILVER fOAlSH1s-lt
IL has long been considered desideratum to
obtain mixture that will remove the tarnish
produced by the atmosphere or gaseous exhala.
tions, without affecting the metal itself. Prep
arations of this kind are generally acids, which
not only remove the stains, but attack also the
metals, thereby destroying the fine polish, and
are, therefore, highly objectionable
Such preparation can be obtained, without
any of the objections above named, in the EU-
REKA SILVER POLISH, for removing the
tarnish and stains from Silver, Brass, Copper or
other metals, and which is warranted to contain
no acid or other substance, in the slightest de-
gree injurious to the finest Siverware. For Sale
by ALLISON g. BRATTON, Druggists.
EIREWOOD The subscriber offers for
L sale, WOODLAND, within and adjoining the
corporate limits of Yorkville, S. G., from ONE
ACRE to ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES,
with or without fo-ty-five acres of FARM AND
MEADOW LANDS. Said lands are adjoining
lands sold to Mr.. Geo. Steele, and the lands of
Mr.. Herndon, and Mrs. Blair, and Mr.. Kerr Of
the Kings Mountain, and on the Lincoln road, all
about and less than one mile from Yorkville. AL
so, FIREWOOD will be delivered to persons in
Yorkville, at Railroad prices. Also, some TOWN
LOTS or offered in exchange or barter, for farm
land in York District.
E. A. CRENSHAW.
Oct 13 Al If
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CARRIAGE And HARNESS SHOP,

o&6RS< The Subscriber is still at his old
ksSg% stand, and is always ready to
NZ ~ either trade swap or sell, or buy
LUMBER.
20. 900 feet best ASH PLANK WANTED.
5000 q" POPLAR
5000 " " WHITE OAK
S,OOO I" WHITE HICKORY
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-28

ENIGMAs.-"W. J. B" has given US q
solution of the two enigmas in last weeks
paper--the first Of which was Jefferson d.
uis, and the second Beureyard. He has
also handed US one of his own make, which
will appear next week.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-28
Foolscap, Note and Bill Paper
Writing-Desks, Portfolios,

and Bankers Cases. Also, 4 stock Of Drawing
Paperin sheets and rolls Pastel and Monochro.
matte paper; Bristol and Mill Boards, Sketch
Books Oil Canvass Oil Pnper,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-28
Mathematical instruments,

Pencils, Scales, Oil Colors in Tubes; Water Col
ors in Cakes and Boxes; Brushes, Palettes and
Knives, Easels and Stretchers, Varnishes, Draw.
ING Pens Sc SC Also
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hoard OF AIdermcu-Thur-day =.

Aid. Frea in tho chair.
The ftH GdHseroort propcriy 49, A rtm,n-
STRANGE, eigncd by a number Of distingui shcd
ciu1enS against the purchase Of the g. ,nsovoort
property was presented by ALL Dayton aud TO-.
terrod TO tho Committee on Markets.
a petition was also presented Ivy Aid. Dayton
paying the city TO take the necessary mo lstrcs
TO recover the property In question. 1t was also
referred To the Committee on Markets.
On motion II Aid. Cornell, tho Mayors n,es-
sago Ncioirg the resolution appointing tho
WoRIp a corpo' alton parer, was taken up, ard
the Board adhered 10 its former action.
AID. Boolo moved that tho report Of the
Committee on the purchase OF tho Z insoyoort
property be taken from the table.
Aid. DAY ton said, in explanation Of his vote
in tho negative, that no wished TO saw that an
attempt had that day been made by James u
Tsy lOr, Who ia either tho owner or agent for the
sale OF the property, TO bride him and obtain
his yOto in favor Of tho purchase.
Tho motion was, however, carried, anil tho
report was read.
II concludes with resolution dirt citing the
Comptroller 10 purchase tho property at the
piicc Of sii,O00.
Az. Genet moved that tho report DO adopted.
The motion was carried, Aldermen Barre, Bag
10y, Russell, Dayton and fromcnt votin', in the
Negative.
A resolution was presented authorising tho
COMPTROLLER TO pay over TO the 9Th Regiment
1900 TO compensate them for expenses incur.
red in preparing for their departure for the seat
Of war.
1t wa lsii over, and the Board adjourned TO
this (Friday) evening.
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Fires, Inauc-i-, Accidents, &c.

fiRE IN EAST I'm STRERr.-At 1917 o.
clock yesterday morning, fire occurred in tho
KoTos, ne oil factory, No. 260 East 18th street.
ownol aud occupied by g. V. DE Forest. The
premises were damaged about 600, no insur.
ance. Tho fire was caused by tho overlooking
Of kettle Of oil.
FIRE IN FIRM AvENuE.-A fire broke out
at about IL o'clock yesterday morning in the
private bcnrfin,. hOuFo No. ~ Fifth Avenue
kept by Mrs. B,ring II was cauied by do
iectivo tue. Tho damage amounts 10 about
$500; insured.
THE LATE llomCrDE IN THE FIFTII WARD.
An inquest was held yesterday, at the N. Y.
Hospital, by Coroner Jackman, upon tho body
OF Charles II Russell, who was shot In a fracas
On he night Of the 2S'h ult., at the grocery OF
quenty died of his injuries. The jury rendered
a vtrdio', Of death from pistol shot wound at
tho hands Of fr,dE Wienko, on the 2sth OF No
vember 1861. The de,cased was a native Of
this state, 20 years Of age. Wicnko ws4 ar.
rested at tho time Of tho sheOting, and is now
in the Tombs, awaiting the action Of the grand
jury.
THE BODY Of tho person found drowned on
| Wednesday morning, in the cellar Of a rev
| building ON the corner Of Jay and West streets
Is supposed 10 that Of WIN. s. Hay. A lette
was found on his person Addressed TO the Super
inter dent Of the Brooklyn City II. X. Co.
asking TO be appointed a conductor on the road
BURNED TO DEATH-Joseph Mum, a child
| three and half years Of age, was burned 70
| death yesterday at SO Mulberry street The
| mother had locked up her son in the room, and
gone on TO collect chips. On her return she
| four the child dead, its body being burned u
a crisp, An inquest will DO held on the body TO-
| day.
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BROOKLYN.

Am FOR rHK 1irH REGIMEST,-Yesterdly
nine large dry goods boxes, filed with quilts
and other useful articles, were sent TO Wash
ington by Adams Express. The Loxes con-
tanned 1856 quilts made by the ladies Of East
Brooklyn. The material was purchased by In
spector Folk with the fund voluntarily raised
by the Brooklyn police force. The cost, includ-
ing express charges, amounts to 322S. The
children of Public School No, IL, in Washing
ton ave-, contributed 1 quilts in addition to the
above, which were sent TO the regiment with
the main portion.
MURDERoUs AssAUIT.-A murderous assault
was committed upon Captain Andrew Van Or
dem the keeper OF restaurant in the upper
part OF Myrtle Avenue, on Christmas day, by
three men, named Gilbert WanZer, Patrick
Ball and Cornelius Flyey, who came into Mr..
V. 3 place. The rascals were arrested and held
by Justice Morehouso for examination.
PASSING CouNTERFEIT BuIs.-A numbe
Of cotnterf, Il $40 bills on the Commercial Bank
Of Bristol, X. l., were successfully passed upoI
small shop keepers in Fast Brooklyn on Christ
mas Eve. A seaman named Arthur BranAga
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The Courts Yesterday.

In the U. s. District Court, the District At.
torney entered nolLe proseqm in the case Of
Pierre l.. Pierce, indicted for fitting out sla-
yer, there being no evidence TO convict him.
In tho Supreme Court another batch of tho
liquor cases were up again, but no decision was
given In tho same Court, the case of the ex-
ecutors Of Sherwood vs.. the American Bible
Society, and others, came up. 1t will DO re-
membered that the action was brought TO do.
feat certain legacies to the Bible Society, the
Tract Society, tho Colonization Society, and
the circuit Mission, and to obtain judicial
construction of the will making the bequests
ton Societies are valid, and must be paid out
Of the estate Of the testatrix. In respect to
the leg acy to the circuit Mission, it is found
invalid.
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Tho Board OF Councilman had lcugthenod
session last evening, but most OF tho business
was routine.
Tho Board referred tho proposition Of tho
Aldermen, TO re- purchase tho Fort Gansovoort
property, To Special Commit ce.
Tho Bead ootcuucd with tho Aldermen in
voting extra appropriation TO al tho Clerks of
tho httcr Bad but refused to veto any
amount 10 their own clerk. They also coucur.
red in voting tho Usual $500 to tho Presidents
Of tho two Boards, IA compensation ioI their sor.
vices IA Commissioners ~ Iea tn.
The Board also concurrod with the Aldermen
In 40 amending the ordinance relative TO hack
dIivcrs, az TO permit the driver TO dispense with
wearing tho badge when driving.
The proposition Of the Aldermen 10 make the
WoRLD a Cooperation paper, was laid ON tia,
table. Adjourned 10 Saturday.
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JERSEY CITY.

SKAIiSo Thousands Of persons, youpg an4
Old, embraced tho opportunity, Yesterday, a
P.vtlciPslDg 10 this dtlightfuf exercise. Tho
Morfh Canal waa covered with the smoo,hsst
sufA Gu OF ice that hiss been seen in thi, vicinity
for number tf years. 7, was aitd that tho
water Was TO be drawn on from the canal Lust
night, whIch, Of courte, will destroy the tkating
Ia that loc.lty.
1HK HoRoBKN AND NEwARK RAILROAD
II was expected that the Hotokeu & Neuaik
Railroad, 10 connect with tho Morris & R.saE
Railroaf, would nave been completed by the
LIT of Jau. II il now undo st I'D that the rod
will not 10 completed before aext Sprisg.
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SINGLES OPERATORS, WITH THEIR
''uai s.~lrg WI, lines snC military 10 'gct hands
'n v.'e &" thy store, wanted I'll IL Cooper lns T..
ute, gi ave.
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VOLUNTEER ENGINEER RRGI.
MENT

now AT TuE STAT or War.
= pay uf Soldiers Ia this Regiments
|ENENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH tkiT!
y more riggerS ship carpenters, blaoksmithS
y, machinista, boiler makers and whae,
| ., will be received for
COMPANIES Y AND N.
but sober and competent men need apply,
ntecru In this Regiment will be unler pZ
rnished with quarters AMI rsdnns ~ onoe
'ir families will 10 provided fJr by tho ~
be-.
| HUNDRED DOLLARS SiOc--BOUNrY
paid " each volunteer when mustered oui
service.
tment for three years W Juitug the war.
ItAD QUARTERS
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREETS,
2t109 NEW YORK.
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THr fcptiv,l Of ~. stephen WIS celebrated
Yesterday morning at Trinity Church, by a foil
che .,lservicc, before a largo congregations. The
white an'cpcndium with which tho pulpit was
decorated On tho joyous occasion Of Chri.,m,s
was substituted by ono Of crimson to typiry the
martyriom Of the APOSTLE.
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MARRIAGES.

kAGI E-CORNlsH-O the yh,h inst NJ tho
20 " George Boyce, ny the Rsv. !. y. Pc.
Chung Mon1gle. " Cuba, n Y, 10 Mas
Cornish, ot Middle Village, Ii. 65
ENER-COX-On wednesday, Dec. 25,h, in
p,ist Church, $50 st, bet. ~ sud ~ ayes, ny
'. J. l.. Hodre, d. D., Mr.. John Turner "
kOty Cox, all Of Yorkyille. Gl
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\EANIID-Two BOYS TO PAINT IRON
w vor>. Apis a, the iron foundry, tot D: 10Th
4, MOTT River, q Is morning. IL
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THE NEW YoRK SUN,
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, 1861.
CITY NEWS.

COLONEL JANIS Z. KKRRIoAN is now In fhs
city on parole, which will expire on Monday.
The remains Of his brother Thomas have bseu
expected by the relatives for several days, and
on their arrival, which will probably bs this
morning, they will be taken to the residence Of
his sister, l37 East Broadway, from which
place tho funeral will take place on Sunday. at
noon, and the Colonel leave for Washington
Sunday night.
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REAL ESTATE.

TO RENT PAYERS-:1,2 200 WILL BUY
new two story house Snd lot $3.50 cash, ba'
,uce $40 per month TIL paid without Interest," also
nice two stony bri stores and dwellings tog sth-
er; a good chance for grocery, butchers baker'a
nd fancy stores. For particulars, apply On the
premises, cor 9TH ave and 10Th 1t, South Brooklyn
d2T 6'lC6
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EMPLOYMENr-Femaie..

4 GhL WANTED 10 TEND 4 CONFEC-
"a u.rry IN s"gnr stsre. Apply ~ ~ Eighth
we Ntf Sl o aul Jblh n. rs
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Police Intelligence, &c.

PASSING COuSTERFEIr MONEY. John
Glynn, bOatman, was arrested yesterday,
charged with attempting to pass, in different
placep, $l0 bills on the Commercial Bank, at
Bristol Il. |. Justice Bremen locked him up
IN
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osr oN cnRIsrMAs Dan IN Morr

- -, let G. nh, m ~ an sac Chapel, leather
uockt lr'k, containing 50, the pay 0fa vourteet
nom n seat Of war. AID Al he posse sod in tho
would. any petHor folding sumo ctn kerp $40 ~
rcAart rud tEe thanks Of IN, owner; the guei II
ralnr u on the outtiiHil ink, vii trc nu'uper 1T
hS house. they were la trossuDN bills " o. End
iO'-. AiiuSB Pocket uh, 10 MOI u, Ia eruce,y
store. iO1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-27

Tux CHILDREN Of tho Hudson River Indus.
trial School had a bountoous Christmas feast
yesterday, at their school. room, corner 9 2jth
street and oh Avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-27

TnoMAs CLAGoARr and X. A. Stanton wcro
released from Fort Lafayette, upon taking the
usual oath, yesterday morning, by orders from
the State Department.
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was arrested on suspicion and held by Justics
horehouse 10 await examination.
BRoKES Ur.-A diforderiy house In Hilary
near Raymond street was broken up on We'd
nesday night by officers Folk and Skidnore-
The proprietor, Mr. Mitchell and three females
we 9 arrested and locked IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-27

An ENTERTAINMENTS at the Hope Chapel.
announced on the 2s;h Dec, for the benefit Of
the American womcns Association, is post
poued to the ith January.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Ia Regiment n. v. Chasseur-.
HON. JOHN COCuRANE, Colonel.

Vie bodied men wanted n oil up this favor
imenL now IN active service, and encampod
auiinil location, near Washington.
rAuons, &C., will be furnished from the lay
strlent.
man will receive siOo bounty at the eSpirG-
bis term q service.
ing Office,
Corner First Avenue anil s xth &
Lieut. n. w. LEE
aac'lOA Recruiting OihUer.
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hdersigned, Committee Of The "NEw YoRK
n ALLIANCE" are now engaged in connec-
the "ARNY A1D ASSOCIATIONS" Of wash
&c, in an Effort 70 cheer the lonely hours
der BY sending 70 the Camps, Forts and
~ the sea. Of war, the various Weekly
: Journals Of the ci,y.
gh the pstri J,ism Of the publishers, these
&c obtained At cost the work q preparing
delivery being performed gratuitousiy ~
? ofthe Alliance.
believed that thus giving the soldier enter
II, Information, and inspiration, Is q work Of
" mus go far toward preserving oar
I'M Decentralization.
array Of letters represent our packages a.
with euthusiasm," and "most benet-ien In
cts 10
|ition 10 the above work, We arc senlidg the
FLYNN Book" published by uA gratis 70
|eiment.
y happy 70 say tina, many in this city, and
BE, have aided us.
ar contributions " carry on this work IL
The Raw. CHAHLEs. G.. Co.'s, Universiiy
~ Washington Square, n. ", will receive
hmunicAti1n on this subject.
w. w. HOWE,
J. u. KETCHAM. Army
Ell. REINKEE. NO'hihit'ee'
IAlowing gentlemen unto In indorlng the
the Above Committee, viz.
= DODGE DANIEL =. TIEMANN,
COOPER, WIN. CULLEN BRYANT,
uRl1S MOVES, FRED. V. RUsarON,
ROBERT ANDERSON, L. 8. A. d2l 6R
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'ewery, clrI ks, &c, TO pay advancts-A. NJ
ChlSTAl AR, AuctiCneer, q BJwoty, will sell d Is
day, At 10 O'Clock, = lot " mink fitch, Siberian,
sluirttl and mountain matten oapcs, vittotincs,
mt s AMI cuffs, sleigh n hes, clicks, lot " Jew.
ely, watch case watches, SC. l2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-27

OKE-THE BEST AND CHEAPEST Fuel
In the city for CRATES, stoves, or parlor use,
keries, oyster saloons and jewellers; delivered
IN the Manhattan Gas Works, foot Of West 18th
10 all parts II the CITY, for 50 per chal Iron. All
deIs addressed to CRAPSER & BURNS, BoS4
est 1sIh ri, will be thankfully received and
Ompty attended to. d2i lEllf
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
Personal NOTICES.

A RAIY AND NAVY
q PAY, PENSION, AND BOUNTY MONEY
OFFICE.
de2T 6'll5 TIIOS. l.. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall a.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

CATHOLIC GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
~ H.ydacks Bible, most superb binding Life "
the blessed Virgin, In gorgeous velvet and mpTooc1
binding Prayer Books In every variety OF splendid
and Iich binding. At no other establishment In
Amer lea finer richer stock Of Catholic arti-
Giles be found, for the holidays, than at the old
tablhhed Cstholi, House Of
EDWARD DUNCAN & BROTHER,
de2T an 500 Broadway, up It irs.
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DRESS.

Jars
lTranoe. The handsome5. hat now male Is At
RAEEs, eB1wery, just received and now mssu-
.cturiLg from the glossiesi and anest French
'rShea Ger imported. d2O 24Ac'iOs
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WANTED-A NICE, TIDY AMERICAN
w ~ German CIR, about IL ar I I years Of age,
g. zip to 10 light 10 scwork and take care ~ an
msu'-lno who "a kind ani ohig,ug, and Is in
AT q u1d and comfort bile h,me aul does not
with b. ,laDge places every month. Wages mode
rate. Address II. l.. C., BOX $50 sun Once. deco -
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SAYINGS BANKS.

XXTILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK
w corner OF South Third and Fourth St., Brook
Ign, l.. I.
DIVIDEND N0TICE-Depositors arc hereby no
and upwards that shall have been deposited three
mouths on the hist day Of January next, Will be
paid " depositIra after Mondsy January 2Oth.
Interest not called for will be passed ~ the credit
Of deJositOfs as principal.
Deiosits made or before tho tenth day Of Jnnu-
airy, will draw Interest from the first,
The funds Of this institution are securely invested
In honds aud mortgages real estate worth double
the amount loaned, aud In city and county bonds u
the State u New York.
The Rink h open for business daily, tsundays
and holidays eXceptcdl from three " seven o'clock
PM.
WILLIAM WALL, President
S ShPiIASI hlCH hEI'iGs Vice Presidents.
SAMUEL W. TRISLOw,
d2b scod'lIT Secretary.
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\NANTED-50 YOUNG LADIES TO
w knot hoop skirts; none but experienced hands
need apply; work all winter n good hands. Apply
i2i Liberty st. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COR THE HAIR-P0RTER & FAIR
l. CHILD's nicely porfumed TRlCoPHEROUs
for eradicating scurf and dandruh from the hair,
IA AZ good an article as can DO found In use. The
price Is 20 low that every one aifJrd ~ use it
Being but EIGHT OEErS per bottle, and as Large
as those usually sold hr 70 cents. Try II alltry Il
Cor your ohildren-it will keep their hair nice and
clean. Remember, the price Is but EIGHT CENTS.
To b. had at ~ south second 81, WllliAnlsbuIgh,
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S1O REWARD-LOST on TUESDAY
PlO evening" Dec. 10th, black and tan King
Charles slut. Answers /, the name Of FANNY.
Long ears and rat tail. Had ON chain aud collar.
rhs hud,r will receive tie above reward by leaving
u at 3ZI Spring st. d2O 3'll2
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PUBIIC ENTERTAINMENTS
RARNUMy AMERICAN MUSEUM

pARNUMB AMERICAN MUSEUM
POSITIVELY NO FREE LISr.
THE CROWD CONTINUES.
All the Christnas attractions continued during
TIE ENTIRE HOLIDAY SEASON.
by the Garnet solicitations Of numerous families,
THE NEW HOLIDAY FAIRY PIECE,
ONDINA on, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS,
vi he presented EYEHY AFTERNOON AND
LVtN1N1, At 3 AMI ~ ~ lprk. d Is pronounced
THE MOST BEAU ,IFUL FANNY PIECE
ever eeen in America The last sceur,
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
u alone worth double the price Of alms don.
THE WHALE rs LIVING AND GROWING,
aud rats HE bushel 81 lice ocls daily.
TIE LIVING HIPPoPoTAMUS,
from the River Nile, in Egypt.
TIE GRAND AQUARtA,
with It's myrads VI Living Fish from every Sea anil
Rive, IL EIGHT LARGE sPECKLED BROOK
TROUT, and ~ LIVING SEA-HORsEJ.
THE GREAT MAMMOTH OR ZZLY BEAR
sANtON 1IiE MONSTER SNAKES, HAPPY
FAMILY, WAX FIGURES, LIVING MONsrER
TURTLES, 1IIE 200 EDUCATED WHITE RATS,
sud multitude " other novelties, nowhere ~ be
found hut at Biruumt Museum.
Admission u all, 70 cts. Children under ten, ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-27
COAL.

OAI-GENUINE PEACH, ORCHARD,
rcd ash, Broad Mountain, black. heath, and
or celebrated white ash Goals, thoroughly screen
al loves market prices. JOSEPH MCDONALD,
rds, 1871 Seventh ave, corner Of 9ith st, and foot
9th st, North River. l2S