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MISSOURI EARNS!

l'HE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
COMPANY offers for sale over 100000 acres, in
Northern Missouri,
OfM: Finest Ptairte and Timber Farming Lands IN
tie WeAt,
In Lots to suit purchasers Low Prices on the long
credit OF Ten Years at five per
cent. Interest.
PAMPHLETS, tIRCCLAHS, AND MAPS
Giving full and reliable Information on the CLIMATE
aud lis hraliitsu!nt s., SOIL WATER. TIMBER COAL
ROCK, PRODUCTIONS, MARKETS. &C.. can DC n, a
gratuitousiy application, by letter otherwise
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner OF HE III ST 10. X. R.,
apG-Gn NiNISdL, no.
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will save ten times its cost annual.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'Sz PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES!

ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
re-" STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE" "a
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated ia
miles IL is very desirable to have cheap
ven en way rel airing Furniture, Toys, Crockerv
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and hocsehold A.
ford to be without it, 1t 10 always ready and up the
sticking point. "
useful IN EVERY HOUSE"
N.B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price, 25
cents, Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. IS CEDAR Street, New York.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
Cephaiic Pills accomplish the oaect for which they
" lade, viz. Cure OF headache i'll all its FORMS
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From. the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than Thousand
cases. with entire
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From the Advertiser, Providence,

From The Adrertiser, Providence, r. T.
The Cephalic Pills said TO be a remarkably eff.c
tive remedy Tor the headache, a of she best
for that very frequent complaint which has been
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From the AGre, User, Providence, r. L.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
resvectablc Quarters,
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SHELF HARDWARE.
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Boot
Iron, Steel, and Nail Rods.
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SILVER PLATED GOODS.
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From the Gazette, Davenport, Ioted.
Mr.. Spading would not connect his name with
ticle he did not AnO,o to possess real merit
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Drp @oo0s.

GARD. ro,v
Northwest corner Of Church.
In consequence Of the dissolution Of the frn Of
LEWIS, BAvlLAND Co,
by limitation the LIST day OF January 1852 and the with
diswa Of two Of the members heeCm their present 'tOci
on n'n'' ''4 AGcTfoN LOTS AND JOB LOTS
'''eA"' O'''-A At THE FORCED SALES,
wi" be sold y then % 'ih 4 h.Id o PRr s' following
The shove viii be e1sctsd to susbs Mr. j. d. Lewis
who e to continue the business 70 pay Of the retiring mem
ESQ pa fine wool French Mednoes M cents cost at auc
$50 ps 6ns a. French Menoss a cents. cost q. auction
lis p. ne all French MernOes 40 sensi cost at auction
$50 Pc ,upene French Menos IS cents cost at auction
800 p, the ns, made Mernos 62 cent' cOs. st auction
800 Atwood Brooch. Square shswl. 81 SIT, cost o. and
$50 do very sne quality, 81 rs; cost 50 so.
ns Long s srocS do for 81 s co. 50 cs.s
s sne chso I.0 osf tons It do 81 % cash
255 Do the finest goods sold at $ls 50; cost SIS So
Black Thbet Wool Square and Long do at the same re-
Stella Shawl. Will be offered so low ths. merchants can
afford to keep them until the season opens
Plaid Shawls Of ell kinds.
Douescs F,nDel, Ticks, hc viii be sold greatly under
10 Pc % In Lyons ,SiL veve at 90 Sol cost cash So
Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Atwood Delsines, 81 cents cost rs cash.
$50 Pc sesn Closkpg IS to IS cents cost IS cents to
IS d. Fur and Plush Closiings at 81; cost 81 50.
slsOoO worth Of new brownbisc sk, viii be- offered at
~ cents until the IL, OF the mouth.
20 cases Glazed Csmbrcs at cents worth cents
Coloed Silks BombaEDes, Apsccas Velvet Ribbons, &c,
will be offered at reductions together with all the other
goods in the store until the required assortment reached
Jobbsrs well retailers are invited to call and avail
'A'''''' VI LIE LEWIS WE fHH%yiL2Np' GC c.,
Northwest corner OF Church.
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THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY


published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
of No. 1927 dec. 49,:
I..LEADING ARTICLES. Priva,eering-France-
Enslsnd-Gov. Seward; National Re,fenehment;
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Accuracy Of Inisotry Fire The Selt-spiogs Of
Eew-YoTk; Senility 10 the Navy Do the Slsves
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OF Civic Junketsi Here and There's Editorial
Paregr sphs
u..IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH: The Upri.-
ing of the Uni N Men IN East Tennessee; A
Grievous Sin Of Omissions Prosecutions Of the
Forces; The Fighting Psrsonj The Union insur.
rectiOn in the Tennessee Legislature; Desperate
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vile As pirss TO be the Rebel Capital; The Seces-
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III. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
V..FRoM HAVANA; Adventures of Major Ander.
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v..LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BYTELEGRAPH:
The case Of Mrs. Mary Hsrune.
W..THE LATEST DISPATCHES: Slave Catching
by Soldiers; The Confscstion Bill Safe; The
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VIII. THREE BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE: Ar
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INTERESTING FROM PORT ROYAL: Progress
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Negroes: Their Desire TO Serve the Union; Horri-
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Reality.
X..yERY IMPORTANT FROM PORT ROYAL:
How the Rebels Knew were Coming; The
Trials of Flag of Truce Experiences with .
Frightened Minister Interview with Rebel Flag
Of Truce; Failure Of Gen sbermsn's Proclsms.
ton; Severe Storm and Bitter Experience A
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Councils; The Occupation Of Brsddocrs Point
The Contrabsnd's Put at Work; Their Happi.
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by the Contrabsnds; Occupation Of Otter leland
Beaufort Undoubtedly Occupied by Our Forces
Wholesale Destruction Of Crops by Rebel; A
Million of Dollars Lost 10 One Night; The Full
Occupation Of Tybee Island.
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THE HERALD OF PROGRESS

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Cosmopolitan Journal of Health Progress and Reform.
Devoted to no Sect, belonging to no Party
NOT
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j. comprises the following with other Departments Of Thought
and Effort:
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BY TIE EDITOR.
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DOINGS OF THE "MORAL POLICE"
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CHILDH0OD,
LAWS AND SYSTEMS.
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DeniisirD.
Maebinerp.

EOR SALE-Two tubular BOILERS, each 10
Il feet long and feet inches diameter Can De sssn a.
For price, apply to BARSTOW Pore, No W Finest
TINO PREMIERSHIP SALE, three ADAMS
Il POWER PRESsES IN perfect order. sias aI1s3 Also
one super loyal HAND-PRESS and srEAM-lNkEk and
Que an ANS sCREw-PREsS. with los OF rfEsS
BOARDS Tae viii be sod for cash or approved notes.
Apply 10 H. C. SToOTHOFF, No. 81 Dusnsst
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ZEPHYR WORSTED, l2i cents; nice-fittng
II Cor.ets rs cents skits cents (best steeD. Also
large assortment Of Dress Trimming veves Buttons and
Small Wares &c. N B-AleIander's Gloves. Yarn for sol
der socks 75c per H. at Ese' Nos S0V and SSI broad
way l8th-st. esst side
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A T DE PERCEvALs No. 657 Broadway,
N all kinds Chidreu's Cosks Dresses Blankets Sacques
Chenise Insnts Waists Aprons Bibs Baskets, Infants
Care Zouaye and Gabald Costumes &C. ready made and
made to order; Ladies' Embroidered Chemises sud Might
gown Yokss also ladies' ready made Chemes Night Gowns
EghtCap. Breakfast Caps Zooave Chemisetes. Fluted
H.ndk erchies sc.
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5iationerp ano fantp Goods.
I" VNHE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN THE
Il SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

|
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt OF Of the following In cash or poet,
stamps the subscriber win send BY return mail or otherwise
directed Gold Pen or Pens 'eisea9 che SANE see0rd"s
''1''''p COLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES,
For rs cents the Magic Pen for 20 cents, the Lucky Fen
| Pen; and for j, the Excelsior Pen.
| The sizes sre, Nos. 2. 3. 4. 5 snd6.
THE SAME PENS IN SILvER-PLATED EXTENSION
| CASES, WITH PENCILS
For so cents the Magic Pen for IS cents the Lucky Fen
for ST. the Pen; for 81 u.s. the Elegant PEN
and for 50 the Excelsior Pen; these are VEL hn.hsa.
sooa sssIy V one Of Which viii far ou.. Of IL. bs.
The name "a. Morton" "NuIubsr," and "ou.lity' are
stamped on the following and the Points
for ii. months except sssinst scedept The number, na
sdspss ' for S" H. pocket t NJ The smallest
Gold Pen for Ss d NIB, t Of so and .nd
and made only Of frat qOaty The engraving are lac sun
lies Of the sizes and styles
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents No Pen, lst quality, or No. Pen. ID
FOR 81. No Pen lrt quality, No. Pen I'd quality
FOR 81 as .Ns Peu j.. quality, or aNo 4Pen, "a quail
f or 81 So .No. Pen quality, mo. Pen. I'd quail
IT, OF a No. 6 Pen. Sd quality.
For IS No. Pen st quality, No sPen, ID quality
For s2 rs. No. 6Psn. lst quality
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 81 So aNo. PEN lat q1Aty. No. Pen 3D. quality
For 81 7S mo PEN lst quality rsNO Pea 20 quail
ty; OF. mo Pen Sd quality a ,,,,,,
| OF No Pen, I'd quslity. . :.
For 81 50 No. PEN lt quality, No. Peni "a quail
| ity. or No. Pen, Sd quality. - . 49,
For 80 No Pen, ist quality No. Pen "a quality.
For 50 50 No. 8 Pen LIST quality.
GOLD PENS, ALL EQUALITY, IN SlLVER-MOUNTED
| DESK-HOLDERS.
For 81 No Pen; for 81 Is o No. 5Peni FOR % 70
No. Pen; For SO so q No. 7 Pen. -
For 81 No. sPeni for s5s No opens and for So No
| open. "
The lat Quality pointed with the very best lhdosmin
Points carefully selected and Of thi. qosty are sold
with the sghte, imperfection which skill and the closest
scrutiny can detect q,
The I'd Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
previous to the year 1860.
The I'd Quality" he intends shall equal In respect TO Du'
rability Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities 1.-THE only uo
| consider tions) any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
In regard 10 Cheap Gold Pens he begs leave to that
previous 10 operating bis New aud Patented Machines he
could made Good Writing and Durable Pens for
the price, Gold been furnished grstuitoudy.
Payfies ordering IN oil inanees speetp the Nun
Der and Quality" Of the Pens Pens and Cd' Wanted
~ For sale BY all dealers In the Limo throughout tho
country ,,onro,,
| No. rs Maiden Lane. Eew-Yorh.
Anv one sending single letter posamp viii receive cir
| cular with the ensrsvings above referred to-
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DRONUNCIAMIENTO.

ii JOHN Y. FEEKS & Co.,
WHOLESALE NEWS DEALERS,
Pack and forward all the Daily and Weekly Newspaper
Magazines &C., to all parts of the country with great dis
patch. .
We sell prices that defy competition. Having special ar
rsncements with oil the Publishers and Stationers
supply the trade with BOOKS Stationery Blank Books Music
Toy Books Portraits Prints &c. at prices that will give
tire Subtraction.
We have unequaled facilities, and guarantee the closest at
t.ntion to all orders sent TO
JOHN y. FEEKS l. Co.. No. ~ Annst N. Y.
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Professional Notices.

DR. HOMER BOSTWICK viii continue the
Practice OF his Profession and give especial attention to
Operative surgery D'eses OF the lhfoa Consam paon e
mai. Compaits and Nervous Debility (mpotencyD cea' ed
Inv youthl udcreon Mr. b. book on this latter subject
with bin,. young sud womeD before or after
Is Of vital Importance TO them, aud e'sy young an ~ @
Medical and Surgical Journal Price 81 may be had 81 MS
Office No IS Eat 18th ELK doors west OF brosdw OF a.
RICHARDSON'S Bookstore, No. Nssey st., aud 81 OO'-
FkEYs, No. 83l Broadway. Ohce hours nom until u g.
m and from to p. m.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT TREASURY OYgIcB.(
Hartford Nov. 20, 1851

GALE OF STATE STOCKS.-Sealed Pro.
~ posas for the purchase Of 90 Of the Bonds -
the State Of Connecticut will be received the Office Of hs
Treasurer In Hartford until the 10th day Of December.
when said proposals. will be opened In the q
such bidders choose To sttend aud the bonds awarded
TO the highest bidders.
The proposals be accompanied with certificates O. o.
post certified checks solvent Banks In States u
Connecicut Massachusetts, the City OF New Of
per cent the sabscbed 10 be held security
the faithful u6men Of the bid and returned 10 the
on their order.
IL Is provided h.t bid shall be accepted at les than &
par value of the bonds and full payment In funds cnren u
New York and Boston will be required within twenty da
after notice of acceptance
The bonds are denominations Of 500 $500, and 60
dated July 1851 and psysbe at the Treasures Ofce
ten yess a. the pleasure Of the General Assembly with ps
cent coupons attached payable at the same place 10 Jsna
and July Of each year
This issue completes the saooOO0o authorized BY Act
the General Assembly at their May Session and a the state
has no public debt would be full By Of lees hss
per cent on the Grand List OF the Stse:
EZRA DEAN State Treasures
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Musilal Boxes.

Nj j. PAILLARD has now on hand very
WI l.rge and welseected stock Of N boA o.
Of all style. and sizes, playing 3, TO- 10 anu
tupr. a. PAINTED tin horn plain and rosewood boxes wlh
.yery variety and Manufactured bJ the
best makers OF ux.,,n
expressly for this market with every hind OF popular
AMERICAN MELODIES,
Selections from Operas. Songs and Dances
TOY MUSICAL BOXES.
plnyine and tones These the neatest aud most
durable Toys for Children Of all ages
1N-'''' ~ J. PAILLARD, Importer
No 81 Maiden. lane (up staIs) New-forE
Musical Boxes repaired.
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TINE HORACE WATERS PIANOS ana
i MELoDEONs aud ALEXANDRA ORGANS se the
fin, instruments for Parors and Churches no" ~ Use
,,. can be the Wareroou- no 4di
broadway between Grand and Broome sts when ~i De
sold al extremely low prices Pianos and Msiode BPS from
maker, ne and second hand TO let end
per agreement Monthly payments ,ece'sa 9f
the same Sheet Music Music Books and all knd, OF musc
Mrrchandi.r at war prices Pianist IN attendance VIII Try
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financial.
0Yyfcl OF r

OFFICE OF TIE JEyysRsoSyfLLs RAILROAD Ca
yEyrxRsosvILLE. Ind, Dec. Z, 1851.
N'IRST MORTGAGE JEFFERSONVILLR
RAILROAD BONDS.-The holders of these Bonds -
hereby notified that this Company will redeem on the lat dsv
January next at the Office Of the United States Tru Com
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, agreeable 10 the proyi.ons q
contract pertaining thereto bearing date April is 1a5s o.
ers Tor the sale OF ssid Bonds should BE- sddsed 81
70 the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Aforesaid a.
ndoIed Ofers Of the Frst Mortgage Bond Tor Bonds a
the Je1eropvie Railroad TO the Sinking Fund" which ofs
Dc received until Of the lst day Jansaxy
Aforesaid J. H. McCAMPBELL,
Gacr IA 1'ro.
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OYVICR OF TIRE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COIL
Nsw.YoRx, December 5. 1861.
4 IT Meeting of the Board of Directors Of the

IN ILLINOIS CENIhAL hAILNUND OUHEANIs
held Il their Office ia New-YoIk this day, L was
Rspred That assessment Of Five Dollars per share opo.
the Scrip Shares Of the Capital Stock Of the Company be- an
The same hereby called the 10Th day Of January,
1907 and that the be payable on the stock registered N
the City OF NewYork at the Office OF the COMPANY IN hs
Civ and on the Stock registered in London the Ohes Il
M, s,r. ROBERT BENSON & CO. London; and thst parss
desirg pas their assessment In London may pay toe ae
Of exchange sufficient 70 produce nSe aonn' -
share 70 the Company in the City 81 New-fork;
K,solred That The Transfer Books be closed on the H
noon of the 18th January next and reopened on he on
Of the same month aud that sr be permitted On or
ae tina, day of shares upon which the foregoing a.semss
shall not have been paid - ,y.,uvp rr..,r,.~
, me ,s"'' N DT 2awtYL
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AmnsemenIs.

AmnsemenIs.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEU UNI
THE WHALE STILL LIvESi
THE WHALE STILL LIVESi
THE WHALE STILL LIVESi
THE WHALE STILL LIVESi
THE WHALE STILL LIVESi
THE WHALE STILL LIVESi
and 1. daily deshns tousAn Of all ages BY the grace and
A"'' SWIMMING About his LARGE TANK.
" TO-DAY Saturday,, Dec: IA. 1861,
being the USUAL FAMILY NH n HoalDAiYs SCHOOLS
VIII "Hu { SEE 'G The GREAT LIVING WHALE.
and witness the performance Of that
SUPERB DRAMA.
THE EARL'S DAUGHTER,
which s produced at O'Clock In the Afternoon, and at y In
the Evening At the same time they will 'ee
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS.
from the Tb RVs 80 MI Ebd e EEFS WHITE RATS
30 LIVING MONSTER SNAKES.
THE MAMMOTH GRizzLT T BE 5In sAms SON.
AOUARIA, HAPPY FAMILY, SEAL, &c.
Admission to all rs cents Children under TO- 10 csdts
w Eotr,nces in Broadway and In i3ths..
Performances terminate before IL
THE SUCCESSFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
NEW COMEDY,
TIE s{k e MAGIC Gs}ie! m IA sIl.sf
THE MAGIC MARRIAGE.
fI aI: rh safE.i't %5'ssIIAok.
Mr. ' hf. REYNOLDS.
Mr. PARsL0E,.
Miss 3. M0RAHE
Concluding with the laugh.ble Farce Of
HE'S NOT A-hI5S.
Nil. MARY CANNON.
~ MI JOHN SETON md
VIII appear.
WINTER GARDEN.
" On THIS EVENING those delightful deunes.ors Of
''''H A Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Win present fOT the LAST TIME
tho beautiful drama WILLIE REILLY
To be followed Sy, for the 4, Is' . TIM
To conclude with: for the las. time.
PHELIM VDONNELL.
I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL LAST NIGHTS
GREAT UNION BURLEsQUB.
SEVEN ms SONS.
Which, having been played
NINETY-ONE NIGHTS,
ONE HUNDRED AND fiFfY-Two THOUSAND
PEOPLE
mnst be
SPEEDILY WITHDRAWN
To make for several novelties which are In active
preparation.
Doors open at eli commences at y o'clock
GALLERY of PAINTING and SCULPTURE.
" LOCATION OF THE OLD DUSSELDORF, No. s+s
BROADWAY.
CUJrRCU'S NTAOlRA
NIAGARA ~ WINTER, BY Giesour
BlERSTADTS ROCKY MOUETAINS.
THE COUNTERFEIT NOTE, by HUsrISoTos
DOVER CLIFFS, by saA,Es
DANCING JENNY. and the DEAD PEARL
DIVER by AKERs IN addition to than one hundred
other WORKS Of Art Admission. 10 cents.
The entire profits 20 be given TO the society fo improving
The Condition ofthe Poor TIFFANY Co.
INSTITUTE OF ART, No 625 Broadway
Al the request Of numerous friends the 'Plsnd2 LIE sss
GENERAL ANDERSON
Painted by w II Powell for the City, vii be erhihsd ior
,Gbw PAYS ONLY 'Sis,s sT s1s ssrapgiRY
open ''' '1 ''' wv. WARD. Secretary.
COOPER INSTITUTE-MONDAY EVEN
ZINC Dec. ls is6l.-Gfa-d Patriotic ENTERTAIN
hENT for the b.uett Of Soldiers by young Lads, and
a Present and Future Admission z3c Doou open 1t 81
commence .. Z. o'clock
ELEVENTH WEEK.-Capt. WILLIAMS
IL WHALING voYAGE-Upper Saloon Of HOPE Chsp.L
VERY EVENING Saturday sro.gtsdli a. Sei.et
and SATURDAY AFfkRNOOSs
'coek. Admission Is cents CLidrsn - cent.
GIGNIS0DIUjIXs1ns SIMMER IN v,po,y,
On Exhibition II
sCHAUss NEW GALLERY. No. 7is BROADWAY.
Admission IS cent. Open from "a n 10 5 p IN
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A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT.
IA
CARTE-DE.VISITE GAS SHADE.

new and handsome style Of GAS SHADE arranged
by Of MICA PROTECTORS that CARTEOE-
NISlTES may be inserted changed at pleasure Pnce
81 50.
For sale by the chandelier dealers and or by
Manufacturers OF Gas Fixtures Nos H. and ~ MereeTst
opposite Howard
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Gewins-Marbinss.

A NEW FINKLE e. LYON SEWING
n MACHINE FOR SALE cheap. Address g. D. H.
box No 1903 Tribune Office.
MPIRE SEWN MAC II N Els
II for Family and Manufacturing purposes reduced prices
400 -First-class Sewing Machines 1SG
4CO. TO Rent ard for Sale new and I'd hand) hOOs
NY Sewing Machine Emporium 4s6 Bdway, COZ br0emesS
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Third Edition
U,HE LITTLEJOHN LIBEL SUlT.-A YER
be,ia report Of the trial Of the suit Of LITTLEJoHN
Va GREELEY Is pub.hed In psmpbe. form The Tribune
orc. II contains the Pleas Opening. and Arguments OF
Counsel Rungs ofths Court the entire Testimony Summing
up Of Counsel TO- Our subscbs who desire to secure and
preserve full report Of t, remarkable trial. vii do well TO
grocurs our pamphlet edition. Price 10 eenii
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-As we were
the first 70 introduce the "Union Prize Stationery and
Recipe Phsge and Envelope to the public ana having
give the public the best article for the least money we have
obtainsda .r
for our unequaed sce according to law In such case pro-
'''eO BSsELEss IMITAToRs
are Cautioned against - ,
INFRINGING ON OUR RIGHTS,
q. thew will be prosecuted to the foil extent Of the law.
~' RICHARDS g. Co., No. lU2 Nassaust
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Chances for Business Men.

KEROSENE OIL FACTORY for SALE or
IN EXCHANGE, with FOUR Lots Of GROUND.-Ms-
chinery and buildings entirely and In complete order
WIN be sold reasonable terms or TOT real estate
or bonds and mortgages. Capacity $3.50 gallons week.
Addre,, OIL FACTORY, Box No. 2,777 PoFOfice.
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WANTED PURCHASERS Of TERRIFIC
w ny and AGENTS Great s,vns In EisWALpo
METALLIC SOILS; will for one year; are light,
eheap and look WE'LL sdord large profit and are just what
". need these tipe. Apply, with stamp, to T. o. Els
VALID Providence, X L.
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OFFICE OF TBR DEL. AND HCD. CANAL Co.,
Nsw-YoRK, Dec. 2, 1861 !
yTNHE Board of Managers of this Company have
l. declared Sem-Anuusl Dividend Of THREE AND 4
HALF PER CENT out Of the profits Of tie Company pay
bic on and after the goth inst at the Office OF the Company.
No 20 Wism.st corner Of Exchansepace The Trsnsfs-
Books closed and Will remain closed until the MON
ing Of the 10th inst. By order Of the Board
ISAAC N. SEYMOUR Treasures.