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SILvERINE.-The Ladies all say that siIverine is
one of the incest discoveries of the day ana they
say so because they know 1t. They have the proof
before them. their spoons knives, brass, German
silver, copper and other prove II in their re-
neWed and shining appearance. Old articles made
to look as good as new, aud many dol ar is well
saved by the use of the welcome SilVerlne.
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PURGE out the morbid humors of the blood py
dose or two of Ayers Pills. and you will have clearer
heads as well as bodies.
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T O OK "A n d LIV Et
ELECTROPATHY.
DrS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & BOLLES,
THE OLD

MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
And TEACHERS OF this new system of curing diseases
would call the attention the sick and afflicted to their
system of practice which has already gaiaed great
popularity in this city. During the past six years we
have treated TWENTY THOUSAND persons suffering
the various forms of disease (many of them bv
special guarantee charging nothing ii we tailed) and
In almost every case cure has been effected. Read
HOME CERTIFICATES
AN ASTONISHING GENERALIZATION PRE-
VENTED.
waTE Of an acersfeG leg Which Caused uob and
ing, ana even threatened amputation. Since my own
gla Skin Disease Dyspepsia, and other Complaint,
have also $50 been perfectly cured will eheerfuly
''' WV . .'' '"' &BRAHAS f MIXTURE FE1TpSkE.
No 1851 Camac street, Philadelphia,
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
$; D. Mecala master mason, C. R. R Spinal Rheu-
James Brown, Inflammation of Stomach and Bowels,
Henry Roger, Neuralgia of the Eye Twenty-third and
= Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease,
Continental botel ''''
h,. nhSm morgan Kidney Disease and General De,
Marcus d Wilcox, catarrh of twelve years standing
Commercial Hotel s'
Samuel G, Wheeler, Asthma OF ten years standing.
Emanuel Rey, Attorney at Law. Dyspepsia, No. 7o7
Horace c. WinslOw. Weakness of the Kidneys Frank
Ii. c. shurtlef, Cancer In stomach, No. 3722 Marke
street.
JIM Buist, Rheumatism No. 1928 S. Broad street.
Juoah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No 432 Market
Toward 7. Evans. preacher of the NJ Church Dvs
Pepsia OF long standing Laryngitis, and LumbagO No.
James Nugen Deafness for siA years, and ringing and
roaring In the head. Wilmington, Delaware.
homas Harrop, severe Diabetes, Rose Mills, West
Philadelphia a.
George Grant, Rheumatic Gout, long standing No.
Il. T. Deslver, Chronic Neural gia and InAammstorv
Rheumatism, No. 1886 Chestnut street
EdWMd McMahon, Consumption, No. 1927 Front
j. Rieket Chronic Bronchitis Constipation ana Con
gestion OF the Brain, No, Sis CalOwhill stleet
Char es NJ. DAYTON Paralysis of the lower Iimbs,
JChn McCormick, Diabetes. No. 1920 Ridge avenue
Charles f. Buckingham, Urinary Difficulty, No. 1881
Ftlbert street.
- j, Hopes, long standing scistica and ENLARGED
Prostate Gland, Darby township, Delaware county
william III. Shlver, Liver Complaint Germantown,
Joseph ". FOnYth, Acute rheumatism no l6s2
r. ClOuser, General Paralysis, No. AIS n. Second
Many of these persons ne cured in Tess than a
n" B.-The Institution No. 1880 one door from Thir-
teenh street the only hOue In this city VIII
stem Is practised Unprlnclpie0 par les IN Other
late discoveries. may therefore be regarded with
'HPHYSIcIANs and STUDENTS can enter at any time
for full course Of Instruction IN this GREAT DISCOVERY
:" BOOKS AND THE MOST IMPROVED IEsTRU-
MEETS FURNISHED.
DRs GALLOWAY, WHITE q BOLLEs,
NO. 1880 WALNUT street,
PHILADELPHIA
ConHultation free. ii ws3m
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MEDICAL.
CHRoNIC DISEASES TREATED
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. S. w. BECKWITH'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1920 WALNUT STREET.

For the benefit of those prop osng to undertake Eee
ros treatment for diseases we give In the following
list "a few of the more prominent and most commoa
complaints met with in practice in al of which we
are most successful IN NEARLY ALL CASES OF CHRONIC
1IsEAsE ELKCTRICITY IS A SURE REMEDY AND IN ALL
GASES BENEFICIAL IF PROPERLY APPLIED Those there
fore, efalcted with complaints not here enumerated
need have hesitation In applying and whether on
RELIEF a PERM ANsNT CURE can be effected, th5y
will receive replies accordingly. All communications
l. Epilepsy, Cnoree, or st vitus' Dance, Parayso,
themplegsl Neufalgia ysteIiS Nervous less, Palp-
q sore Throat Dyspepsia, piarrh@a Dy senteFy, OBJ
Flau ent aud Painters Collie, and al affections OF the
s. tstaIrn, Cough, Influenza. Asthma Cwhen not
caused BY organic diseases Of the heard BrOnohlt9
A. Gravel, Diab ties, and Kidney Complaints, Impo-
never aii to Weld rapidly 10 this treatment
RhsImftSm ais Gogt L%pm6SgO tG Seek Spinal
named always cured without pain, or cutting, or paS
6. Uterus Complaints, involving a maposition, ss
Pro apsus, Antroverson, Retroversion Inaamm alton,
liberation and various other affections Of the Womb
Mrs. Mrs BEGKwITH has the Ladies' Departments
. BEFEREN oEs General Al j; Ilsasonton. No 9l6
& sIee No above @
n f SS Il cOOne 'ee sSSsTa s%sshey Wf M
Rs9W FtN aishpth; p6 George Evans Arch street 6eow
late this city A Pleasonten, st. Louis Mo. JACOB
ya1degrit, Odessa Del; R. A. semDle, Mount Holy,
Physicians st1den desiring to have instruction IN
ns correct apPcs ION Of Electricity for the cure ofds
Oonsu tation free. descriptive circulars of cures
PicSStiqn At G the SiSe Or By letter WE HAyE N9
EhEoTRIcAL OFFICE IN THIS OR ANY orHEs
All letters addressed to
DIR. s. w. BECKwITH,
No. 1920 WALNUT Street,
lO2lstt Philadelphia.
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The ELLIPTIC LooK-STIToH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest Improvements and attachments
incompGrGbly the best for Family Use.
ELLIPTIC S. NJ. Co.
Agents wanted, No 923 Chesnut street. PbiIa
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c=EsSSeE1 HAINEs BROS PIANOS >E4r~sge-.
STE ~ Moderate in pIice and as durab,e ,eE 2 YSS
as any piano made,
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets
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8 A M A R 1 Z MS GIFT
sAMARITAN's GIFTi
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER usED
Eyes, POSITIVE CURE'
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IN IA,
CRETI0NS.
Contains no Mineral, Balsam no Mercury,
Only Ten Plus TO be Taken TO Effect a Cure.
They are entitey vegetable having no smell nor any
unpleasant taste, and will not IN any way ipule ths
stomach or bowels OF the most delicate
"twentv- -tour houIs"
sent by mall Price, Male packages, o.. Female, @
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE
The Great Blood Purifier, and Remedy ior
ScTotutd, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters Scales
BOuS, Etc.
For the above complaints the Samaritan's Root ana
Herb Juices s the most potent and effectual remedy
ever prescribed 1t reaches and eradicates every par
tee OF the venereal poison Will remove every vestge
OF impurities from the system, well as ali the bsa
effects OF mercury. Price, sl25 per bottle,
SAMARITAN'S WASH
is psed In conjunction with the Root and Herb acea
Full diIectlons. Price, 25 GEMS.
The old sickening and disgusting drug have to siVe
way 70 Ieneaes purely vegetable, pleasant the tasta
Sold BY DEMAs BARNES q CO., No. 2I PARK ROW
and by Druggists.
Philadelphia 9i5
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IHR SBowRa OF hRTEoRs.-

1HR SBowRR OF n RTz ORE
Attwelve O'Clock last wednesday night
When all the skIes were glowing bright
nacBolter from hrs couch arose
TO see this grandest Of iree shows;
But first, for fear he should get cold,
look eti6 "hOrn" of Bourbon old
Then as he looked mp to the sky,
One mass Of meteors met hls eye
An0 he exclaimed, "Well, that beats all,
Except the show at Tower HallW
WE HAVE
Good style Cashmere Suits to match
u9 OW US .''' .''''''s 's' pAO W.
Finest French Cashmere suits to
Wotcn up 70. ..s.,........s..,sss 0O w
and dH intervening grades.
Good dl.Dool Black Suits as 1olo as. S22 90
Finest Bldck French Cloth and Cas-
siHlere ShttS up to. tO..,........,...... Do w
And all intervening grades.
The largest, best assorted. and most com.
plete stock Of Mems, Youths, and Boys
Clothing in PhiLddelph lphid-eqltdLt TO any in
the city in style, make, and ft-comprising
dU ktndS, styles, sizes, aud qualities,
adapted to the tDdntS of ALL and sold at
IoDeT prices than the lOICeSt elsewhere, or
the money refunded.
Hair Wdy betiDeen { BENNETT n Co.,
FIFTH AND 4 TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STs. ISIS MARKET STREET.
GB AHour prices are Lotocr than FOR several years
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Ard other similar trou6lesome and Ralnul affections
dreds o. ply scians 1t daily in their practice ava
give Il thei unqualified recommendation. sold by our
agents and Dealers
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scrbers Propeters and successors to t. T. POND, to
whom al orders must be addressed.
HUMPHREYS g BoMGOPATHIO MEDICINE CO,
No. 662 BROADWAY, New York
PRICES OF PONDS EXTRACT.
Six ounce bottles With directions retail cents
INT ootles with directions, retail.
Liberal discount TO Physicians and Dealers.
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promises to be the greatest success OF the The
sale of tickets commences Tomorrow and there will be
asreatr for them HdiHF Ferries sEa%s wRP desire
can avoid the crowd BY securing their at the
in the CoNT1NENTHE HoTEL, 1'D nlsst
NEW CHEsNuT STREET THEATRE
Doors open at Z. Curtain rises at Is.
THIS Saturday NIGHT, Noyember17
orp LAST @ H5GHT q Ore, OF
SR SR: $SsEPHH iSsEPH SEEES$sSSS SEEEEEEES$$ss9S
HI Ills E'''' '"''ss SSsA SSsA4 $EEsGHARB, $REsG#AED,,
in Tom r'yl066't 66k Elf's %aHRfEdAN iRfd COUSIN.
I MONDAY OSi NisHt.RP VAS wiHKhE' '0'epn 'efer'O'
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE, CALLowHILL
LAST NIGHT iaRGE SE fTGtEy FFGtEy ROBSON.
Three Three Pieces. Pieces Three Three PIscss PPIIscss
sXf6RsXY SsfSi EVENING, NoVember N1s9 saeis' Il,
will be presented the Comedy me v OF
Paul Ps1l PEy, PEy Paul PaaIPryy IPry
Paul Pry, .sTUhRr ROBSON
RosED LIE; Or, The RIFLE BALL
To be followed by nthsIST ths EsEsf aGiTS GaIISa
Berlamin BoTSsI !Wlta he songs Of Robinson
Nautical sHSs9M Srs@s
PENDEEN VAN;
Or, 1HE HAUNTED 6AvB,
w NE. corner Of NINTH and WALNUT Streets. S;
Commence at "A; lAr;rpn " v1opr on,
LAST NIGar BUT SIX
of the most brilliant engagement OF
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear for x she eHH.b fst tiSnf III f'
in shakspeArs's Historical Tragedy, in five acts,
Or; the Bate SAT- sahR Of BOswcrth saI; Field.
MT Barton Hill
AEs II GoScisde @ with hs thrilling drama q k'O's''
EpWIS BOOTH As stSna 6anDIEAI N
MRS. JOHN DREw's NEW ARCH STREET
oHTYf oHYfEs sF RASkrR 6k shiSds II TIE 6ssES hSSE
Twelfth night of ths p5sp pRS SsYgRsT of
THIS tsstardsy{ q Ey iI ESiIS: NSyemSerr7,
'A'h fTi saaSTs q s1S 'fSHs GShES lIf;R Drama OF
THE DoTED %El bHS aGY Sa2GkF GE GEFNaAII'
IN FOUR DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
"fhe RuctOn Jig SS and SacslIicudSys Macs I Reel
NEW MERICAN THEATRE
IN TWO rSI1 SRAND ND RERFQRM ERE Hns LANCE, ANSE,.
,oJ46 last TAP TAAPPEARANGE H OF OF T9UAG % %AMERIGA
'ooAo IHH saoT and fHS Gf DEAD
LRMANIA ORCHEsTRA.-POBIIC RE-
NJ h heaTsas s,- every sATURD AFTERNOON, at
1881 MONTEREY street between Race and Vine. ii Sm
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
In ELEYLNTH Street above Chestnut,
A'TAA FAMILY RESOHTo
CARNCROss a. DIXEY,S MINSTRMLs,
81 SEsfi GfHg&f S SsIa DeG S3s5 GHs new
BURLEsQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES
Doors open at 7 O'Clock. Commencing at O'Clock
$50 j. l.. CARNi ROSS. Manager.
ON EXHIBITION AT THE PENNSYLVANIA
" ACADEMY OF FINE Aers tne collection Of
Admission, Is cents. II I36t.
ALER'S QATE MlLLER'S) WINTER
v GARDEN-NOs. T2O-T26 VINE Street.
GRAND INSTRU MENTAL COGCERTS
BY TIVE large and efficient 0rchestras.
TONIGHT
Ano EVERY NIGHT In connection with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
aBrass Band comprising the best Artists in the cl
"A' OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious sumpeT Garden, artsticaly laid ont
with Shrubbery, Fountains, etc.
IN THE LADIES' SALOON
Especially apart FAMILIES the best OF Crsams
and other Refreshments will be served. 6l6S
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EE BEST CLOTHING.
EB@ REST ASSORTMENT.
EH ~BEsT FITTING GARMENTs.
e2B BEsT M ADE CLOTHING
e1R BEsT STYLES AND SHAPES.
BEST BUSINESS SUITS
BsB BEST BoYs' LLotHING.
ER1 BEST BARGAINS.
bR BEST ATTENTION OF SALEsMuN
eY@B BEST WEARING GOODS.
~ BEST PLACE TO Buy.
tR BEST OvERCoATs.
bB BEST DREes SUITS.
Gg%BKsT CARE TO PLEASE.
9zR BEST READY.MADR CLOTHING.
H# BFsT CUSTOM Work.
959|B BEST YoUTHs' CLOTHING
NJ BEST SATIsBA CTIoN TO CUSTOMERS.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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For FINE cOntectOns fruits, and delicacies, 20 to
u. W. JENKINS,
No. 1887 Spring Garden STRAIT
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TWELFTH AND CREsNUT Is the place to purohass
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your FIR.
niture reupbolstered, varmshed, and repaired by
nractical WOI kmen. ~
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FERRY u COS,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. 600 CHESTNUT STREET,
ABOVE SIXTH, SIGN OF "STAB."
= N. B-Custom Department under the charge
. OF Blessrs. Zackey and Kelly, whose merits as
\ Cutters are TOO well known TO require anything
= further to be said about them
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FIFTY VARIETIES or CAKRs. fresh daily, at
MOTse q Co.'s, NOs. 002 and 904 Arch street,
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Snow PowDER.-Everybody is either asking what
Snow Powder is Or what better is using It, 1t is
the wonder and delight of all housekeepers who
have given II tair trial. Once triedut is sure to
become permanent thing in the house.
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MEDICAL.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMEIIs,
Or Pain Destroyer,

is one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
INTO genera use and favor, Without putting. 1t is the
pr0duct OF asim0le shrub harmless IN all cases and
a domestic remedy, unequaIed
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MARRIED.

CoRNELIUs-WRIGGINs. the 18th instant nv
Rev. homas Murphy. Mr. CHARLES T.. COR nj TIiSS yS
all of this city. "HeRhs'
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For FALL AND THAN CAN
CHoICER WINTER BEPoUND
STYLES, CLOTHING, ELSEWHERE,
READY.MADE,
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c-=tSSSsRseJ MASON & HAMLIN's >-Es=se=5a
TEYRf Cabinet organs only at =5EISzgI
j. T.. GOuld's, seventh and Chesnut Stress
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SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLoTHNG
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLoTHINa
WAEAMAKKR & BROWN
POPULAR CLoTHING HOUSE
OAK HALL
Southeast corner Sixth and Market Street,
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G=tsseeSSsezEg GEO STECK & CO.'S PIANOS 1sz.e-s=za
HEFU At GOuld's, n 10y
Seventh and Chestnut Streets. ~
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HELP wAHTMD-aaLns. .>
WAHrsD~A srsoso soY Oh YOUNG Lap: 70 AZ z
"a s .s , ssss %sss 81: as
aid 60 On on SATURDAY morans q sooIook. -
xxrxNTEp-Arnw GOOD DIRECroRy oonPILEss;
ssas Pho soA apSi Z jersey Oily ssos
yxrANrED-A SMART. ACTIVE BOY IN AN import
w Ing Ono Residing with his parent: 70 Brookyn
ss sS ssS Sa1 Box sCs Post ONCE. my ~ =
1UANrED-IN A sHIPBRoKRR's oFFICK. A SMART.
w active lad who lives with hi. parents; god writer
prsferrsd salary y per week Address box New York
N ANrsD-YoUnG PERSONS TO CANVASS THE
w Riverside MAgaxine. for young people; excellent In
WAs IT. sss.. H ss:s- x.''n.s At TEE s
7 lOO AGENTS wANTED-BorH MALE AND
nUU n 1s%:s; 10 nsw syS In 1890 s z
S Nassau a.. room Nc. 1 second door. 06oDYE1K.
THE TRADES.
A srnona AOfivs BOY. = YEARs OLD. HONEST
= sss.:: q .:.,: =: sas eat 1zs:s.: L
COOP raorceEAra fsIxTsa wANrap-Ar
AErIL.wRIoHr wAHrnD-A. vIssr GLASS NAN.
VIE fully u.dsrss.nds working both wood cad saoss.
P.croc.ArEss wAx5.D :. xoyxo nan. oocD
e.: 4 =: 81 seS s ss s' =
PHcrocs4rz r.Is1ER wAsrsD- a q sowzsr.'
ss:e 4sS g ss7
S sis Ssp as
WAs1EyD,A FIRST :, ;s;s SsAss JOB coxrosIros. AT
H.
w worker Apply Il is0 Sd ~.
UANrnD-A FIRST GLASS BLACKSMITH; ONE
who der S shoe ns snd Sbsing % such
Germ Exchange Mills and nj East sd a. days
WANrEp-A FIRST CLASS GERMAN BARBER, AT
Apply Immediately.
thoroughly acquainted With al BRANCHES q tse Sus'
sn,ssp s'i box once
w 4 ovinson Brothers, sss Fulton St. Brooklyn. -
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE sqSTT sEHHAE I1pyRs s1E1MsMTr
carrying the Hned sstes mali VIII sad from Tie Bremen
'' foot 's,ss Sssis Hi SGcRIszR %
Il BREMEN zsx1sa v, I ssSSggHA.s +
n,
At The following rates payable In gold or " equivAenin
Tie nrs cabin $685. second cabin GA %; ssssrass
dora master, on January IL. 1881
freight p''''sSsR iIKR1S6 CO., 8 Broad stree.
OxLY DIRECT LINK TO FRANCE.
sEHsrss GEH H5s9 zaB H1SA
CALLING At BREsT.
W" 81. Ss ef s WORTH rs :s 3: e:
en- LAURENT. Captain Bocande. Saturday, December y
% spssn suon y
EUROPE Captain Lemnrie .saturday Fooruarys
PRICE OF rrSssAoE N GOLD
Frss cabin :$,S Second cabin ........"..sa
rl Cabin Rate. s's5 Z q s. ossn 500
checked . rs = additional q q for hrss
Medical attendance fro Of charge t
f'' further n oEo S%cR NEW Ass. Broadway
STEAA TO .IvE ySfSs'. AMP Wss 4ynEss'ows
X .. QUEENS
~ rArsco sr., BROS .;o.:. /. e. GO = ,.,..,
CrEAx TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENS.
~ vyn c.s s nn , Lhe ssnns semWoesv OaF3sns
g s ss$ sf s.,s .is;.i S:s .:ss%ss;
CITY OF DUBLIN, wednesday, January
CITY OF CORK. Saturday, January
And each succeeding Saturday Wednesday, ct noon
from pier q North river.
nv THE NAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
FIRST CABIN ssc srEERA0E. :...........ssc,
10 Lond0n. ....... " 10 LONDON. ..........- "
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Passage BY the Wednesday Sesmera nrst cabin. go;
stecragr. go Payable in United States currency.
Passenger. slso forwarded to Havre. Hamburg Bremen
&C., At moderate rates
ateerage Liverpool or $50 GOLD
equivalent can be bought here BY persons
sending Tor their friends.
JOHN @. DALI, Agent
Ii BROADWAY N. Y.
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III AVOfIUNHEH,-THIB AT WX
q O'Clock a no ssesroom. No north William street
Large sale Household Furniture conssng Of mahogany
sofss Lounges mahogany Duroaas Wash.anda mahcSpny
Chairs Hockafs OoAos 0nis Oottaee Bedstea4s Hair.
three ~ and InEss 0.rps.si osccss wsrdTcs:, Bssk
$50 IL so1k * Locking GLASS Msnsfsosey. eSasi.ns
81 frame Pr 0lsssss rosewood franc and mahegsay
Mu0s Oapss toliare0 una and alse elegant eetase
rosewood fiana w!!heut rsssre Dsyoass sssnreA foa
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DY MINER SOMERvILLE-THIS DAY,
ID SATURDAY Dec n Mt i0k O'Clock at their saosroom
"a Nassau street
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
Parior and Bedroom Suits, &c, &c
Three elegant rosewood Pianofortes.
Fancy Goods, once Desks Furs,
NUTS and Capes, Carpets, Blankets. &C.. DC.
DY JOSEPH HEGENAN.-LADrES' FINE FURs.
ID Monday. Dec. "a AT 1917 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Central
Saesrooms OF Wloughbv and Pearl streets Brook
yn the balance remaining unsod Of the stock OF Furs all
made up for the best Broadway retail trade.
pENJ r. THEALL. AuCTIoNEER
ID Late salesman with Il. ri Ludlow Co.
LADIES' AND GENTS FANCY fURS
sLEIGH AND LAP ROBES, &C.
BY TffEALJ. BROS. THIS d.
SATURDAY.. at II o'clock.
DEM. " TuEALI, AUCTIoNEER,
ID Late salesman with ~ n. Ludlow n Co
Ri EGANT PARIS FANCY GOODS,
MARBLE. BR0NZR AND ORMOLU Cts0CKS
BY rHRALL a BROS. THIS DAY
tsATURDAYD At O'Clock
At saiosrootn. CT Liberty street
EDWARD sCIIBYCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
" ton sale OF BRoNZES, GROUPES, CLOCKS. BIS
DUETS, PARlANS, &C, THIS DAY. by EDWARD
sCHENCK, At M at hts salesroon 90 Liberty street
Also an elegant and vsriei assortment Of ladies'
WORK BOXES. GLOVE AND M0UCHplR BOXES,
fHCESSAfRES, CIGAR HOLDERS AND CASES.
To which special attention Ia called.
Also an elegant rosewood round corncred Pianoforte
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A -sANUEL WYNN 90. AucTIONEERs. -SlHooo
apctIon this Day saturday q oelssh q the Ave ssesy
srcxn stone hoass No Msss sszscsssh ssr:ss bswesa
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A sSIGNEE SALE.-CHEAP. CHEAP. CHEAP.-A
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days. Warren street. up stairs
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DY HENRY n LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY ". LEEDS. Auctioneer.
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Liberty street large and select stock o~st class Wines
Brandies Cigars. 10.
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