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"CHRIST WAS BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

With illustrations by John A. Howe
This Is peculiarly unique and beautiful edition ola popular
Christmas Carol The Illustrations by Mr.. Hows (,he dtn'
sushed artist to the illustrated Fore., HYMN are Of very
and notable character evncns rich e1ubeTance Of
fancy and profound lanisnce with the symbols and trad'
ton. o. medieval art They large aud singuariy effective
both for their novelty and beauty rich cluster OF holly
leaves eIqusely printed in ooors forms tho engraved title
page The printing paper and binding are each the best Of
Its kind. Thirtys six pages small quar'o.
In extra CLOTH beveed boards gilt sides and edges price 81
In fun Turkey morocco gilt sides and edges price %
THIS MOST UNIQUE AND EXQUISITE VOLUME
ON ACCOUNT OF UNAVOIDABLE DELAYS, WILL
NOT BE READY FOR DELIVERY UNTIL DECEM-
Der H.
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New publications.
CUPERB NEW GIFT BOOKS!
~
M GREGORY has now ready several entirely new anu
very elegan. Books of the present Holiday Season:
CHRISTMAS POEMS AND PICTURES

COLLECTION OF
CAROLS. SONGS. AND DESCRIPTIVE POEMs'
RELATING TO THE FESTIVAL OF cHRisrNAs
Richly Illustrated with numerous enSraNl"ss Oh "oo" ~
drawings by famous artists
Tbi vo,, contains nearly all the poems by English and
American noc,s relating TO Festival Of Christmas IL
beautifully illustrated by engrayings from subjects by the great
classical as well a, modern artists engraved IN 'nPe
rior manner. 1t printed in novel method with tint I'M
preston on each psge ohe book and bound in an
STYLE !, /. very elegant holiday volume, and 10 hAeyto
prove leading book Of tho season.
In cloth extra beveled boards gilt sides and edges pces4
In fall Turkey morocco, antique or extra g't'''''''
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BARLEY DRAWINGS.
~. ,nh.cYb,r announces that Messrs H. H. LIED, 70
viu offer at auction sale, at their wsrero0m' NO. -
49, TurRsDAY Dec IT, a, II o'clock e. ID, the seIies o.
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS
MADE BY y. q. c. BARLEY
ToR
ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF COoPEks No'hL''
~. ,uperb Drawings which comprise '1ytwo ID nun
A. tom, one Of the most notable and interesting eoAecnoh
- O,i,;n, Drawings in America Mr. Dsrey' hne" as IN
,.s, Of hs ehaacters and Of the gIea' Ahe'"
.,,, hs. been frequently noticed by nearly al the ead
amer, Europe ard America II was ne Lendon
~. first called upon barley illustrate Cooper and declared
~. shoud then enter regime Of sr IS dramatic pc
sr..oue and vivid as any artist has had the pleasure oil
auyt attempting And the North American Review reiaAs
The,e drawings have the vgoT o. he most elaborate ana
he deacy OF the refined rietares The aih' ha'
s.nsht the life freshness and action Of the authors eonceP
Hona"
may be saiey claimed that sere. Of original CRAVINGS
n a. ooup.rabe TO these interest and value have ever De
fore been offered to the American public
In addition 10 the Drawings. vii be offered the
SUPERB PORTRAIT OF COOPER,
tainted bv Charles Euo,,one o. suished artists
bsst and most noted pictures
Sale THURSDAY. IL O'Clock a.
JAMES G. GREGORY, Pubisher, " i.
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Now READY.
THE GRAND JOKE OF TIE SEASON

Now READY. 80.
VNHE GRAND JOKE OF TIE SEASON.
JONATHAN'S GIMCRACkS,
NEW COMIC MONTHLY
illustrated " III scores ~
HUMOROUS WOOD CUTS,
tn. first Number q which Is Now Ready.
A.y,on Of Vita HunoT,s and Couic Artists OF eeehry y,
have formed themselves into Convu'e As'oeAiion upa"e
'"' ''''' THE LAUGHING GAS COMPANY.
For the pufpo.e Of ling the hles q al ecapor In ee
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LOOK OUT FOR TIKI FULL REPORT or
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Look on, also FOR ,he rcs, sero Comic Ro,nee Of Tie f''
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"JONATHAN'S GIMCRACKS."
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H. DEXTER, HAMILTON a Co,
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III.
THE VAGABONDS.

THE VAGABONDS.
BY J. T. Trowbridsc.
With illustrations by =. o. c. barley.
small quario, half muslin, p'icc............Si -
From The n. Y. Albion.
"An extremely clever little ballad reprinted rom The At
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printed with care on India paper f. with f'a'-Pae j.
these dainty bits Of genuine art Let The VSsah'nd'
fnd ,heir way any drawing table whether eo'r
volumes be OF DO their companions" . .......
JAMES O. GREGORY, Publisher
No 4s WAkcr,t. N Y.
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PETER CARRADINE;
On THE MARTISDALE PASTORAL
III CAKoLiSE CHEEsEBKo.
Ore volume limo. Phec 81 -.
Hsrp~r's Magazine ssysi
Without attempting to give an analysis OF the "ofy sa
ehsraoters content ouse.ycs by SAYING that INC
vailed reader wfl eorddsr Peter ,arfading the DEoi
AMERICAN NOVEL whlch has been ~ri.tea iof yeaA
The n. y. Tribune
Peter /, novel of genuine power. profound
In IA rnueSr,on. Of charaer ssndg deep gc's INTO 'h'
interior Of the heart noble sincerity 81 pupo' an
clothed in the idom vigorous dicuon OF ".eh ''
winter sl~ shows a rsrr COMMAND
SHELDON 4 COMPANY,
Publishers.
No as broadway. ser forh
70, L. h. ALI ooi ,sIe
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VINELAND.
LANDS.--To ell wanting FARMS large and thriving
ssttlrme mild and hralthul climate 10 miles souh of Pha
delpa by railroad Rich soil, produces large crops. which
be growing 70 and 30 tracts from ID
To t2o per acre payable within four years good business open
inss for manufacturers and Others Churches schools aud good
society. 1t Ia nov the mos. improving place Ess West
Hundreds settling nnd building TIE b~auty with which
the place laid out unsurpassed Letters answered Papers
containing report. and giving i information viii be- sent se
Addres. CHARLES X LANDis vins!and o., Cumberland
Co., New Jersey.
from Report Of solon Robinson, Az "a Tribune
10 ons Of the nos extensive fertile tracts In almost
level position and suitable condition for fainx that
we know Of this aide Of Tho Westep Pralrics"
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In Pass.
MILITARY AND NAVAL DICTIONARY

um Of oil tie Word. and Phri'es used In MID
,ry sen.. and IN the Nsv, service with their prornpca
ION. and their equivalents IN frrneb-c,p"caly sdata To
N. u.sgc Of the United states Army and Navy Fnny hie'
tfated by Wood knra,In,-.
by liKsRY CoPPEy, .
Frof...or II English Literature ard History In tho University
OF P,unsylvaniA; lafe Oisic.r Of Artillery N tie
Service Ct the United States.
C. Il. RICHARDSON,
.PuBIim1N,
No SO Broidway, New iorh
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Mem pnbIiratiotls.

50 A ITOGETHER, THIS SUPERB Ed ,.
"A TION or BIrrER-SWEET IS ONE of Inn
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Has now ready an entirely new edition -,
FOR Tue HOLIDAYS, ,r,oy.r I'm
In vol. small qusrto. with THIRTY ADDilioHAh XIV
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BITTER.SNNEET;
A POEM.
BIT DR. J. q. HOLLAND,
Author OF Ticombs Letters to Young People,, Lessons
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BROKEN COLUMNS.
A NOVEL.
One volume limo. Price 81 20
The Cincinnati Gazette says; ,
Broken Columns 10 production OF extraordinary po"
or and II. ab,orhpg harrow Ing but happily ending plot -
worked %, with surprising 'l The interest Of the ~oi
lnt.lse." ILL.,.
Tie New .Yolk Examiner says: 49, 80 c,,,
We rejoice Win boob hte 'Brofen NeSSn...L
Which tend, redeem literature hom the opsfo0s''
Il too often rne.ii."
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THREE CAPITAL NOVELS.
Il 5000 SOLD IN THREE WEEKS.
9Th THOUSAND READY.
HUSKS.
BY MARION HARLAND,
Author Of Alone" Hidden Path" Miriam" 10
vol limo. piice, 81 50.

We select from the many fatieng testimonials TO the bri
ancy and popularity OF MARION HAIiLAND5 woTks ne
fol owing: r, l..
meaning in the story deeper than she has hitherto reached
describes Of young girl surrounded by eoen
tonsltes formaitcs and the glare Of fashionable me- long
ing for something ennobng and more true to he
craving of real sarah Hgnt s no
perfect creation the insgnsion but natural daughter o
Mother Eve, preserved by those aspirations a'er
which, let hope, shared by many young woman "'o
surroundings aud afiiheial.'-i Boston fost -,
"A novel by Marion iiarand is an event TO be cioi
cled Her stories among the best yet produced In AnA
They abound in incident and remark able Tor grph
pestops of character There of the tvaddl winch
serves only paper through the ambition OF the s
class story who fitted BY nature or edpo
ton for the which they aspire Miss hsfana 'a
will be pronounced by many to be her best mr e.
Intensity than In Alone the descriptions are more MAJ
ura and the views Of life matured The adniei o
Miss Harland will Ind many delicious moTsels In husA'
Hartford Cournnt-
Without putting opinion In opposition TO others We
st think IL 10 something; and say that Hunks rs
American novel has never been snIpased-indeea W"
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VAZI.ETON BROTHERS,
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Considering their durability, excellent qnahty o. toh
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They are the VERY BEST instruments inside 10 tn' 90.
try They excel in hesuty Of form, and then tore
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Times. ,,.,, ~ ~
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We would take pleasure In showing 20 shoss
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lilusiral Instruments.

At HORACE WATERSs, No. 46l Broad
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NEW VOCAL MUSIC" Your Fortune Is
IN too Small for Me" Comic Song by Maurice. My Wo
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.FADY FRIDAY, DEC. 18th.

DEADY FRIDAY, DEC. 18th.
~ The Fourth Edition 81
CEN. BUTLER IN NEWORLEANS
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500
Three editions Of this most interesting and valuable work
which occsoned have been exeased In Is
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Soce trade for few days. until the fourth edition 10
ready On Friday they hope again to coinente hns
Oyders, in the order received - o
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-26
Further frem mexIco-Frencn Dersa,
at Puebl0.

Havana brings the news that the French have
been obliged to raise the siege of Puebla =
French accounts say that on account of the i'm
possibility Of taking the place without reinforce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-26

NEW YoRK. May pa Port Royal Letter
report the capture OF the slOops Secesh ald
Rouderde n, laden with cotton, of Chnfleston,
the night of the l6h. A scho0uer and s,elmer
escaped out Of the came time.
Rumor says Cap, Arnold, Of the 47tb NeN
York, who Was recently cspiured By the rebels,
has been hing by them for alleged d. s-s.tion.
lS being charged that he was IN a sasaunah
militia company a. the outbreak o. the rebel
lion and then deserted. 1t ia understood that
General Hunter will execute certain prisoners
10 his possession II the repOit proves trde.
Charleston telegraph Of tho 2lst says: The
steamer Narceman, with one huudred and fifty
bales of cotton for Nassau, siruCk snOg, sup
posed TO be the wreck OF the GeDigiaBa, in going
out last night She wac run ashore on Long
Island beach, aud 10 believed to be toGal wrsoS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-26

New YoRK, May 24-The North Star, from
Aspnwail on the l6:h, arrived At fiyo O'Clock
this evening with $260,O0O in tfes.ure
The steamer Constitution, from San Fraucis--
CO, arrived at Panama on tue l6:h, brings Pueb-
la dates of April 30, that the French have been
driven from Pue0Ia at the point OF the ba, OnGt
the French losing six thousand. The French
will probably retire to the se4board, as the
rainy seasOn sets in.
IL is stated in the Herald that a match for
prize fight 'is agreed upon between Tom. Hyer
and Joe. C1bnrn for $4,000 a side, TO come
off within ak months. ST. QUO forfeit money
"a deposited and the balance will be put up
Monday.