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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

SECEsH FEMALEs.-I 1t is said that the conduct
ofthe Secesh women at Snffolk, after the bat
tie near the Blackwater, is entitled to the Sc
verest censure. When our wounded soldiers
were brought in they acted more like fends
than mortals. They jeered our suffering SOL
diers, and in many ways showed they were
destitute of all womanly feelings.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

CLArMs.-Upwards of FIVE hundred claims,
amounting to nearly six hundred thousand
dollars, were paid at the Treasury during last
week, under the late emancipation act. Up
wards of three hundred claims. amounting to
over four husdred thousand dollars, yet remain
to be paid.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

So certa in did Fitz John Porter feel OF az
quittaI that he bad, only the day before the
turn OF the verdict, applied to the President
for leave of absence. When told that he
was dism issed from the service, he was pow
erfuliy effected as well as astounded.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

We see it stated that respectable German
family of eight persons, in Brooklyn, N. 2,
were poisoned last week by rye coffee in which
the seeds of poisonous weeds growing among
the rye were roasted and ground with it.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

an Irish waiter once complimented sal
mon in the following manner sFaith, it's
not two hours since that salmon was walking
round his real estate with his hands in bis
pockets, never dreaming what pretty invita-
shun he'd have to jine you gentlemen at din
ner."
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11
9aftsman' s gonrnal.

The BLAcKwATER FIGHr.-The details of
the fight near the Blackwater have been pub
lished. Gen Pryor crossed the Blackwater
on the night of the 2sth, with three regiments
of rebel infantry, four detached battalions of
infantry. nine hundred cavalry, and fourteen
pieces of artillery. The mex. night Gen. Cor
coran under the orders of Gen. Peck advan-
ced his troops to meet them. The rebels were
found ten miles from Suffolk, and cannona-
ding was commenced which, after lasting
two hours and half, caused the enemy to
retreat. Gen. Corcoran advanced all his force
His infantry, with fixed bayonets, drove the
rebels nearly mile. they leaving their killed
and wounded behind. Gen. Corceran con-
tinued to follow them up, and the rebels took
another position two miles from the first battle
field. Our forces advanced cautiously. On
nearing the position of the enemy they open
ed fire with cannon and muskstry which was
promptly replied to by our men, who succee-
ded in driving the enemy from the field in
short time. The enemy was chased eight
miles beyond the deserted house, and escaped
over the Blackwater. Our loss was "a killed,
and 30 wounded. The rebel loss is not given.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

The method most in repute among our fore
fathers for killing time was TO kill each other;
and we getting to be exceedingly like our
fore fathers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

1t is the ordinary way of the world to keeI
folly at the helm, and Wit under the matches.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

Col. l. Cook has reached Trenton, N, T.,
with over one hundred Thousand dollars from
the army, to be distributed TO the families of
volunteers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

a pretty female artist may draw the men e.
qually with brush and blush.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

THE IMPORTANCE OF ONE MILE.-By con-
in length, from Big Stone Lake to Lake Ira
yer, steamboats, from s.. Paul could navigate
both the Minnesota river and the Red river of
the north to Lake Winnipeg, a distance of
seven hundred miles !. The country traversed
by these rivers is surprisingly fertile. and ca
pahle of sustaining a dense population. Lake
Winnipeg is larger than Lake Ontario, and
west. The Saskatchewan river is naviga-
bic to point Edmonton House) near the
Rocky Mountains, seven hundred miles west
of Lake Winnipeg, and only one hundred and
fifty miles east of the celebrated gold dig
gings on Frazier river in British Columbia.
The digging of that one mile of canal would,
therefore, enable steamboat at New Orleans
to pass inro Lake Winncpeg, and from thence
to Edmonton House, some five thousand
miles 4 bill has been introduced into the
Senate, which mak',s provision for the build
ing of the canal. Probably in the world there
cannot be found a spot across which The dig
ging OF so short canal would effect result
so prodigious. And what is almost equally
remarkable, the ground between the two lakes
is so low and so level that it ie said the water
flows in times of freshets from one TO the ether.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

What is that which no one wishes 10 have
and one wishes TO lose ? A bald head
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

Without the deer ladies, We should be but
stag nation.
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SPECIAL No" -

a., COTTAGES % and Lot. . H,l,cn,,,- =
Gs..ins: csois aond.y 90 siis 10 ,a.ii paym eee.
i n.n DO" 70 Nsssu f,,nf ~ Nassau street
M n,l,A.. rs lOA
4. .aper,op ,n sin Tor Old or Yo...
robe had at asS Goadsssp. ID HiS os M Sa
Fail ami N.;.-----. 4UG
al. soa ia: and s,ei coas, Of .s very
WINS, ~ 4 II liz r.rv eiSthine, Ia at FR BALI,
nent In the city. 'ne largest store aad s,,ort-
c..s nc c,o Ky a9. Dower,--rs. Cs..nr,,
s'O haains'' Coat rs e R;pi oy.r,C1ts
W1;-,- WY A. HUNTER 4 co
the child ,ram w, Soothing syrup reii.yes
bow,l. corr mun Psin nytrorate. the ,io,nsct ~
the whole o. stem q, and gives toue and ysor to
al; 'snn oot'ie $40
d Fulton ., A1enA,vs Clothing Warehouse. 90 AZ
handaoInss. nay Dc found one of the lar.eT AMI
PAM. We, assortment Of Mems Oyercosts 60
lie S,u, N,sstA Cndsrsarmsnts. &c. Sc. &C. oM.,
eae cen Known for year. ''' s''A''fhin it
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Pay Of Military Omesrs.

| The pay ola ms,o- general IL 81, s4o . year, sod
nss enshied 70 Eileen rstions . day, which, com.
nussd q thirty cents ssch, net shs sum Of o. 4eO
making his Aggregate annual stnolurnsns 5000
najor general is Also entitled to four servants
wh' - rsuons Zone sachj be can slso commute, and
W i've borses. for which be can draw forty cents
ad'y. When Com nsndsr- Chic. or com rnander
81 separate army in the fell or o. Q Department,
he 10 entitled 70 double ration, amourhngto 81.
rs year. Tie p,yo . brlgad,r general is a..
SIS, VIZ twelve rstous four horses aud three ser.
wants, the rttuhs u which. comfnutsd, amount Il,
s2,IlO a. The psy Of sssissan, Aijnnnt-ssneral,
quAttru sstsI, cofnniss,ry q tubs steuce, and a.
sstant quatern astsf -pentra, n Q ctr.s or.a. 4.
ton. tepcn with fauk q Lieutenant q oil IA. j. In
| So3 . nonta. VII Eve t1tiou., two lors,s and
two sorvAus a de de camps, vita VI. rank Of
uiay or ee.Ne SO, aud with rank ID captain, SO
month, eAct With four rstons and two lorsss A
otie o. artillery in corps organizations receives
! SO and Judge advocate $50 month, each WITH
fur rstons AMI two sr-vsuts. In division tr.
isnitattn riga ies an ads-ds .caup rrrciy,a lgt
~ siiihon ~ pay of lieutenant Of infsntry. Ia
brigade organizations che psy 10 ~ 10 iows, AIDE.
de-eanp vita Iahk OF eutonsnt, 400 a month In
sod,uon 70 heu,enant's isy; assistant adju,snt
senere Wv; ashistsnt qgsriermAstsr general. 4 ,0
con tuisssry Of subslsieuce, S10-s.cb With four
fAuons, two hnrs.s aud one servant Chsplaips
rscsi's slVo . month. and are sntitsi T. two
ratoLs, oLc horse, but 10 servants A colon. ~
Infantry receives, with rsi ons si9s 70 rnon,h te
~ dAyr@ slisusnsnt-culousl. Sli2 10: . major
fIo!s'; capita n, $3.50, With 80 additional for
resp Jnsioiiiy Of srrns and elo,hiny su sdjntaut
and qnbrterrnss,er, $50 q q at Ileu,euant sl10,
ami second hevtepsnt lC5 Up,n this = colonel
"a ~ ~ TAX .isutsn.lt coonel, So major
t5.ss; captain, 80 10; @Gjutsut snd q artsrmss,sr
S.'."; nr" lieutenant. ~ so: second l.uteusnt
ti.0' Inc pay Of cavalry officers IL sIgh,ly 10
advance Of us, 81 infantry ofc.r, A colonel
receives Tor month Of III rry-one DAYS s2i9 %
Az ~" iisltensnt ione, s1so.ij-,s..
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OEcG6la

be,TI.,.A "a SUNDAY moruinr, Dec. 81. Anna A
ssod suos. a,utheroiJ scph RuG Va " H.. ~
NY aLSited 10 att nd the iuncra an = f,siect
nsnool, i)Hc, ~ At O'clock t.oin ~. ~, ~ Auay
nrou,Iv s"''" - l55
or - On SATURDAY, Dee &c, Daniel p,o-v
The Ny .n' oo4uiy, IL land, stei /, ,,s ~
r., irt.dt AM rgIa we. J! the ~ nj , ar, 49,.
,Sny invited to stteEd the lua,.. ~ -
re,hoon, at ocioe., from hs Ia, ,,.,l,ns.
.kosSGOn Dec. 9oth, Al the NJ, N.,..
VIII, o. ny ~ Elizabeth Rshsu 10 d,u &c, ,s no
"As~ saa Margaret RIss, late siiU. osiyn.k u ~
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A1r. Golden aud tho London Time.

n. ConpsS has pertled his reputation for dis.
sfsHon by Violating the cardinal nj motion against
engaging 10 . controversy with . clergyman. a
woman Or nswspslst. lie has imprudently in.
vowed himself In . dispute with NJ less Journal
ihan sAs LONDON TlMEs, acAn,, whoa ,,,n,.
mNisd ermor " eGsou,ery, iuv.c,ive aud ms
fn's'on' Mr. Copprs may throw Lis
Poaassous SCANS oil truth IN vain. Tue quarrel 10
I" mssfsss on THIS side the water, for Mr.. GOLDEN
representative man, aud stands side bv aid.
with NJ. BBtssF. in advocating hb raj sent m .n,,
and enforcing ths superior claims Of tn, Nor,b.,,
ssaiss on ths sympsibiss OF tho democratic m,s...
u tAs world. o. eourss their views bring ,ho..
GeuAasnsu into constant collision with IN. Land,
Tinss' whrh 10 dali becoming more hostile and
N0ien' aSainss popular liberty svsrywhers-sud
sshn" tho Northern States In particular. Ia a
reeens series Of eiitorlsls on NJ. BaIuurs fsuous
hoetaAe speech Ia favor VI popular liberty, s up.
larry aud falsely imputed - thA. gent sm,n and
hr! Cospss, desisn 10 foster sgrsrisn OUT.
RACES and recoumeud y division Of the
property OF the rich auony Nh. ,oo,
ihess chsrves were indignantly denied By Mr. Con.
-" On MI, bhionrs behalf and lis own. in a let.
ns TINS, and That journal wa accused If
~.HiS assertions, under the vel Of impersona.i,y
"u'eh shields its writer's, such a. 10 gentleman
~oSid dare to make on his individual tsspop,,hii.
IVY t@s susr was Of course denied insertion /,
.s '.Ai'' but II Iurd place IN nearly every
'~% uila. An England, and attracted . degree Of
-'''AAol saa' compelled the TINES to enter .
"'>1 esisnse. As the matter stands. Mr. copnv.
Sppeers 10 nave been guilty q IN iud.scr.,op in
not e0nnn''p himself to a denial Of the .a,ds,.
sTss ~ De'riiT Anihin'c.i. Few journals or
journalists ~osd scsuri With his @. 81 a, indv,d
IA sr'srs ahoaid DO held responsible f,r tho ,,,.
s's' they write Beyond H.. Mr. conDs, In. 81.
ts' u the dispute, and which will o, cou,.. u,,a.
Vie breach bsir ecu him .ua the rl.ru 80.
Ian assh' ne 'easarc - brave i,. ,Aupder., I'm,
d. coADks has arssdy con- psue Cd ,D., Ion,,.,
sd'ps his views Of free trade. and vii! .s.,n -.
aN'sn 10 'hs necessity OF uni,in.; in the r,si,,
War 1emand for an extension Of poi..es, p,,,i.s,
w people Of Euglsad, and eomps ,,,
Hi'sAsa q more Liberal Sezslsa peley /. rev,,s
, 0sAu ps0pl,A
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Financial Reports, Markets. C.

Nsw pork, Saturday, Dee. 20, or N-Tbers was
light business done Al the Stock Exchange to DAY.
but prices we're ssnerally frm through tho desllns
and especially In Of the railwsys Gold ~
Inactive and the price fraction lover than on Christ.
nas Eve. No business VA done after the Flint
hoard. There vas quiet market for money to day.
The shipments of gold we're 100000. E1shsnss on
London 1865 l53$ per cent.
Dosnsssc nAsxSFs AHD vsolassLn rsiors cvss.ur
NV foaI. sAruspAr. bee 70, 1854
49, b-JsvA %Nt4l. g. Dominss, 10 90
fst.o~ ma; k.ortssns. sox; Md Upland. sox
n. T H,..s USod' ve.d1sA,rsias Mo.n. isess;
Drilling, br'sn, io..i Do. si.S.. ssa, 1850 49,
az, go ;satinsts, so,Ai 20 -'
a. s p,, ss.,, Ca o soAs 4, r,el a. obi $50
20 ~; h.etIl. Is owls =. HERE. bi. i. Sssso
n!e,~ end Asa. ebt ,t'sns.ss slt io,V 10, Ohio,
: .osI6 REQ 10 southern. nomin,; Csrsd,.n, 60
Fps e; ~. flo.I, less 70, Com HssLJ. Is
Sy,i4. -R.i.anA Bane,. boz gs.s3 o2S, iA,.,.
10 i .. I. .s "A. new. i4'.ia. Almonds s5S
:, o-an--dI-- wh -s'. III. Vi 65Al IN: Canada,
Sss; no 81, Z, NJ S4i ~ Cor. iIaAi 80
49, ~ ~ oAs's'stes9S,s. CAnsds sitsv3
L.u.ss- ..o:ii.,s -a.ooo. East suu..
-! 90 stsv''' bbs anu hhds- Nsos Vi 20;
koLa,e, -Iai--S.. Orleans. e:ATl: Porto Rico.
AZ AZ, 9'es''' .et. Nus do 43aI.i Cuba slsysd.
~, t,or.,o,. -I'..tn.hs,.l, eoan co. DO, re, ".
~ 5S ~ 40 Sv' norI- etaI W: u 1lS22 90 Pr ms..L
= iNis Butte, or,nse CO, sSsss 20 be- l1 SAL
70 "a, Cheese, An. i.Ysio
ss cIciis 10 50 v AN par si% co. en-.
AZ m L"'S-' wAhhsy. Am. s44Se; Brady, An
,ss ysas1s Ne, o.l,.n, Iieai.: a. sl.is.A.
issSsiss. White. ia.csis. s'' Brown and yellow
n IM.Lb. hy%n. Sosi SO; YounS do. bo.Al s..
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csSS AhiL -. sssklys % sunday. D.. n, JsAs
he kisnds nd seqcsinssne,s OF N, famil, ~. 70.
speetfully invited 70 attend the funersI on Moniay
sfssrn:os' be e. from he ..s rssdsnes. ecr q
G,LAh no, Dec i%th, Of een,unp.ioe, hary, only
ss.d yesIs and month. ''''N- -
| hoehestcr pAp'rs please copy. 30
| CUnNBY-O1 Sunday, Dee q. xa,v n wife ef
The rristires ana friend. Of the family. s,,o MON
In general ar. I.,yce,fuy Invited 70 attend Tie ~.
On Hs,Sss pg2fn,.g,D 20 10 oeot At
ice. Atiny paper. : ease copy. ass
ri r0aSa VA o. sunday morning Dse 0~T.
III faoefA ia - il t.se p.ce from oISu,r1
Y. .Siif}1 .,,SSia 3 ;iis s. !. S's!:ss
| respectfully 'nViild IL ati,ad-
t.s.h ea Sssss .y r :ss M.
J.s. ..S , 81 ~. isy and th. e her pss.
=. ~ och, iroln the rss,isncs Of Der parents. .si
copy COPE ''''''' p''hn and Galway SASe" S;;ss'e
HfssE-ia wnnsm.bursh, on wednesday. Dec
y, .ia age Frederick Hssss, In the ssL ysr Of
The funeral took place rom bis lat. residence al.
Graham ave, cor OF wyetsa tor sunday sf,srnos,,
O'clock Canada and rhsae phiA pap-rs plssss
lN
y", a.us6sf Of Sshssi saa Aan K,e 1' as.i
~ ears month, and II days.
,Ss sane. ss ": dsssfqs IN Is IT,.
%, at oeiees. from sOs Warrington o., y. 7 les
kEShf-ol ~ adsy, Dee. u. John Kenny. late Of
p. sas if la,,: .pd 10 ,; ,:.l,: q: family ar.
aAy! afternoon, 81 -, ocioek. from bic late resi-.
Caiv.'y ce-nst.r1' 'A''''h' VAL take pAf Is, ct
~, McpERxorr IN brooklyn, Der. 20. Of eonsump-
Ia att
May bic soul rest In psaoe,
The funeral viii take place this MONDAY, sNs,
Bss,st ~ Az, ,Ls esoet irom h. late residence.
sfs rsspectfo " invited 10 attend u
NEWhAN-W Inflammation Of tire brain. Brtdss,
..sd h, a. asasnts Of James and ksry Nsshsn,
Ne, rcm.in' sili be taken 70 Galway C.ns,sry
if mt. tnsn, The relatives and friends Of The lam
tioe. '"'' st. Ni'hSu' ianhsi no
oDoSSHLL- 90 p.c. eth. 1869, c.,n,rp,. vf.
81 90. Vponne .wd 10 Year,, aud for tn. last
Inc frrnds and scgIain;spce, Of the family aro
day moInls, Dec. ~, ct ~ ocloci. from her Ia.
ton eA AAyrsS
snt,iye Of basisnd, in the 18Th year II hi, a.,
ne ,e.Aiyes aud friend invited 10 attend tb.
the Of ss Il. .oa. II E:r "a f XII a.
ave. ssa
koGERs- On Saturday. Dec. 20, Roiands,p 4 10
Tb. rsis,iy.. y and r rla s. ss e. IN. tamil,
A,soc,aion OF Printers sre respectfully inyisd ~
s,s'a ~. iapsI q. thus Aondsyi afternoon, Dee. IS
near htsh ct, brooklyn. isi'
knDDY-fu Brootlyn, on Sunday, Dec. q, Neil
IN. funsIa vii tsie place from his late residences.
seon !" Hima9 .nd sysIeti sta, thb Monday AFTER.
neon AZ Q clock fofespsie papers please copy 100
WILSON On Dec q, John L..ter wp,on. youas
ss' ,on Of John and kAry Wilson, aged YEAR,
me r,.,iy', and frsnds Of the family are rs.pees
s yy 'nv"s. 70 sNend the fursrsi, Ills Monday
p.tsan, r.l.ids ave. city Of Hadson, NJ. Car
"ssr .,u 'sa'e hoooren ferry 1t liz e'clock. leI
n uS.Nnon sunday. Dec. q, Of dip hsris, George
=. AeS suAn, younect con Of Bsnsynin And Ann
70 .', I'm aSsd Issl. months and II days
tully invited TO attend the funersL this ~,
aAV Nefnoon, At O'Clock. from the residepce 81
b 70 n.rth, 50 Fronti. 90
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MA N RlAS:ES

Rev h9yW y, On rhurrday. Dee q. h, N.
JAuru ,r,nn' lS6
NJ ~ wEtH-Qn the 94th int. By IN. Rov
III VI Brooklyn, l. l. S1 'ehnie NeLb,
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k'URB.
ssGARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BI
Accommodated with board also . furui,bed rorr1
Tor msn aud wife. Apply for days ct So Allen q
A FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, TO &
Asinrle gentleman. at o Delaney ~ near ,bs Rr,~
cry, IN s.ms.l family. Terms reAsonsbis. Inquire
w ANTED TO RENT, FOB 4 FEW
,oS month";, Psdium sized furnished hosss, vith
DIRE" PRYOR, bex 500 Sun eiRss' i've "a
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TRADE NOTICES.

a MEETING or THE COOPER DELE.
gates will 10 HID Monday evening, Dec. ~. a,
d. dsi Hy an. ma h - s..%y Fun .t,srdanct Il
mont are fe'se''ed to be present.. y,
RkOoKLYN- NOTICE TO COoPrRs-
- SPECIAL Meeting Of the rni,ed Coopr,. Nc,
~ be h.l th. Gay. Iue..y ys.h, at y O'coci,
S e isIa & ThoTIs sft * :'i Fss:
{ AKpksTEks' UNION No. 1.-THE
nee, al ,s'ir p 2, the se0y. Union srs requested to
ss - ms, 10, ihs esenoS Of officers Tor tie nett
tusps.. q inportasce 10 the msnbsr, T. - ~ ;,o
I W., N'b'-Do not fail to come, j. n. AYiMs,
HEADQuAkTERS MACHIH1STs ASSO-
ci now or 40 STRIFE n9.sy, mleh.ui.t' Of ,hi.
f Sss ss,h to A A.: S. nee Sosnas
The Committee on .. lts s',ery.s o. ~ 0e,oc,'
s sy S.s: roH rScs w. r s:..1; '
NV ..NIsT2 ASSOCIATION. OF NEW
e.i srL and vicinity, would seknovtdss tho r.
Gs,i u q he ss .am SIS from the
Warrington Iron Works, Ntwbu,sh sis; from q.
andsnmuer 20 from the Ssih.sr,p As:qc alien ,.
ltpop,r. Union d Buffalo 70 from the n b. q
| Bufsis ". L. PARDEE, Treasurer. Dec %,
| 1853. l23
NOTICE TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORs-
i The rrookyn Tailors Trade Protective and Be-
! :uevolent MON will hold their regular quarterly
as.tns At Hsir Hall 500 Fulton q, Tus.d.y even
~ Dec with the election Of 9fieers for the u
~ ing gu arter All members Of the Union are re-
q s.ted TO ate ID Thsse who have not ct Joined
N ind IL TO thu intel sst to come up and JOIN ths
Il mon this evenii T. - the init aton lee Val probably
I. lAissd after n wv Year. b. klNAEL' fies n
j. .Ei.i, FEC. 40
NEW YORK CA RIVERS ASSOCIATION
- Nouareily Genera ~estinY on Iuetdsg. me Evtt
.oiareor Hall All MAJ ,ber are rsqu'''sa 10 s,sns
Pres. WIN GRlESlNl;L Y, Sec. Vs
THYME MANuFAC 1uREKS' AsSOCIA
u top--The regular month Y meeting yill ,: held .
~ n'enm g, on Wednesda DC Sotn' ~ 9el9ei
Secretary. Is
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DRY GOODS.


A GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN CIaAua
A GREAT REDUCTION IN BIOCHE sHxW
\ ukEAr ktDlCTiON IN WOOL SHAwLS
GREAT REDuC TON IN EANCS Iii "a
I GEEHt kkRtS nos IN fg iESa f fSftISS
4 SHEA hhpICLlON IN fRkNGA AERIkO0.
GREAT REDUCTION IN AIYITCSS
A t,BtAr REDUCTION IN PARiIAfsTA3'
A GkEAr REDUCTION IN PxINIS
A GREAT REDUCTION IN CRASHES and 'T1x,Ss'
ShEAL INDUCTION IN BALNOkAL SKlKrN
a EtEA NIL SllOS IN ENGLISH bLABKsra,
AND A GREAT REDUCTION IN IHE PRICES
Or ENTIRE STOCK or OVER 100000 WORTH
OF
DRY q ST9oDs'
THE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
80 252 BOWERY
lol w. X. ROBERTS. Proprietor.
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LARGE sALK or FINE FURNITURE
ALvAN c. BAKER q ID. AUCfI0NFFkS

c., fq IN Ia.aiturs Furniture. a r,rs
the residence VI Philip MeCary, Hsq. No. ~ n 80
ION stnssf 9th ayesas eonme nctns q iO,S o'ciocs
bureaus, .o'a, tAh.sa bruss.l csSpsss, look ug slss
see piAnoofts. bsdstssass ,prinG bottom chal~
foeker,, eloets, snsrsvnss hair nstr a1ss festk.{
beds bol.tsts, pillows, eIockery. knives and forks
guver aud Y.s1,varp. re Be iss-
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoCND-IS 9Th AVENUE. On CHRIST
mss eve. . poke, aud In memorandum book con-
tanning . sum Of money. Inquire Ut ~. 1l5 Siuth
rect 20
EOUNp-ON TIE pap INST, A LARGE
n newfoundland Dos, whieh the owner can have
~ eaDihx At ADs Breaa-sy up staifs trsvins pro-
psrty md psyiue eIpen,ss Is
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MORIAkri, ALCTK, WILL SILL AT
o us ShNham Square, a. 10 O'Clock thls DAP,
beds. msttressrs. oil painting. miryoss - ana a.
clocks, lamps glassware, furs, hosiefy - othee
eroit. Isl
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GEO. g. uAYDoCk. AECTk.-FLIyT
-, sla" .Ms, BY ROBERT HAYDocK, Monday,
Dec - At l2 o'clock At his room lol Ii bertv n
zDO packages Hint els's ware. tub ,goble vfnsS
,.monsdt;, ohampafnes tovls napki IA q, 100 bbls
NO. kerosene ch,mneya 3lS
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FOUND, A SMALL SILVER WATCH.
TAG osnsr can have y By Sievias property snd
pa ns .Ipsn-es Inquire tst ghtb ave, "a floor 10
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skLDSER, AUCI k-SELDNER AND
- LEVY vii sell this day, At IL o'clock at thsis
sslestoom. 10 Nes Canal ct, near Bovery, Q large
iot OF siE drssses tine heavy overeoas rnerno drese
es. ladies And Gsnts under ssrmruss shavh olsn.
het- skrts, % woolsa sockS Also, Ia 20 aasort-
meat 81 ,escAtle yosy soods, such toys, pi. eush
,o lot e' fur muiis, eApes eua. iadiss' and ssnts
collars. ala
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l.. ENOLEHARI d ~, 20 BOWERY.
o', w.I eel, hi, day Monday, Dec 9sth. st NOV
g goods. hosiery, ,u'penlsr,, blankss &c Also, q
tgo,eocs, hne year old horss, vAransed sound,
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pAWNBROkERS LE-TIiIS DAY.
4 at CT New Dosery JAMES AC AK. Will eli a
lcS o'clock, 900 ios Of men and vomsns wearing
apparel sheets quite, blankets, undsrcIsthes And
also food gold aud silver watches, levshy, throG
Is.i bronze figures, &c. ~ order Of EzEKiEIS, 90
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l.. ENGLEliART 4 co, AUCTION.
s.sii vii se.l on Tuesdsy. Dee 29ih st II e'eoet.
AZ srth a. bet avss and z, tho contents Of the
store, sonsisttns In part G Hour. syyup nieay. tea
coffee blaekins &c, the vkels forming one n ths b2
stock sold ai auction "a year. Also the c9unssrs
riagu, harness, &c oaa
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uAkNDkS IMPRESS "a BkOADWAY-
- Wal give particular stts ntion to III. prompt and
e.reini Convey OF Holiday Presents TO Sold lers In
lamp OF fIya or TO any oipt North, South East
e 49, - 80 k->' =. ss'e