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baar erlalt. gerbli6enes reer eraHts 9aer se<
tpmmt feine nrlprhnsltde 0arbe nnp Pen
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tin Se unb fenen GdrtsIp, unb befmust ebif ben rs
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len vtr{ssas anfrassn srtal'en frlc'tss Gatprrs.
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rirb au ranatn prompt sfrrs uns nit gramas
len vtr(sssas anfasen srtal'sn irlc'ttss Ga'prrs.
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purd bic pudbannlnmg
Wilbelm Werf,
y,u. 273 Sire straBe. Cincinnati, Sbip,

1T su bssieben:
Ger ga,ar- Snuifrirte 9amen,eituns. S6brrit 4s
der GSSse unp ber 1900 Mtbilrunsen aus bent gerete
weblit3sr 6aubarbeiten. Der Sabrsans $500.
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Die illdfrirts @ = Per Sabrsans BON l3 Sci
ten er 4, NIT einsr etr Aonsn Gratis 3usabe -8tntr
re'enassa ssmaIt spa ab Sris, ssto1sn SOn g. Sever
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mic .g1uttsrsid", ssmelt spn 9s S0Is ssf'asn BON u
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I6rift fur bic Susenp. 500 eer Satr.
Dte Qieberperlen fir 40 Gents per 5sf gntt al.
ten bic neutsn 9ispsr unb gOmpclipnsn 9as rcs ssrf
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Sic Miilionen. Sraut 1T jsst prai1dnbis Yorrd
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ipannenoer Rran unb ibe bic tc,tune css @rafsn
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man peIsr used, sin superlaiass osii4stuh aus BEN
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aue befeatsn 9ufer mercen frei serianbt.
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den fere Iein unb auf 9Ssrlansen ;uaeianet perben
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4tateit, 6nftsn, ilsSslbsfintss,
sicber, ltebcrbisras, 8srlrff ass
Hppstits ano ber 1raft ,e.
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Yortbeilbafte @elegenbett.

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a. s. Gepalbt piuf&t nessa aItsrsf9ud@e feline sx
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baaptssbaree est elmer Der besn esGdftsrassn eei
statt it StOfuert bp 2! Sus SrOnt unp S. 8uS sne
uno pundnris einesrtta. Die 9aderei in, 6ofe H sos
Badastnen ertaut, NIT Der beeu Grader ai6tne unp al
len ba,u n6tbsen Cutters iowis asm um gddsrseftdf
neu gut etnssrite anb nit &Ol,f@uppeu uab eauas
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Veritderunas= =0eiellihaft
ppn Glenelanb, Cbiu.
8eitere Werbnolidfeit. ....... 100000 0olars.
Office esosiae Dlod gro. 125 Superior strase. eirs
Srerpe BOD.
Oirectoren.
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. S1epma,t 6,FenmiGes, 81 Raser.
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g Diemer. s S9neiter, @@@ Ueter, M D
s melar, SEQ @sdsrlins.
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s etoppsl gies-sraiSent. q 3 eraus. f., Sen. ast
.......E .. Mgenten.
Cincinnati SO egrowu 60. SuYaboaa saus Or 6.ats
9aatrn. 8 Q Ring 90. bellevue. 8 8 8ifenbeis.
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MansNels. s % sBaaasr. eirsl sine. ) san stsee.
Atron. I'll eBeber Gctfemcutb. W Rrider
Solebo. Gon 9isifna 3ap eaanipulis. 80 @ Sapuarb
alliance. SOhnion u. Camp. Srunou. 8 Shap.
Canton. 8 8dber. Sttubenyile, 6 Sr.afep.
Carer, s D sasermann. NTartetta. @ @ Qpef
@slefbuntain, GS 6owenaen. Renion s yrce
V'nssoi!s. asifens. gem GbiiaosIpbia 81 Nontas.
Seiaware. q Sts eiperpcpl 8 SBes.
0arotn8fnr. Welt. Srertcnt, 8 8Bilt,
gaIipn. 8 Eeer Nfbloub s See
Waifupn. Rnotlo6 Milou o D5rr ...-
Neltn8ton. N u @pphwin Santnsfp. 9 IeHefpes.
etslbp. y @pmman. urperSantnsp, 8 gB 6plmes.
@u,Yrus. > 80 Wc Dpnalb. 0.rea 5 al.n
Grfline, eapert, Bonner gaapresbura 8sp 8 ggrpnept
@ohsr. Seville s q lRatteiou.
Stma. Strpper. Notr alf. & Snmte
Gan Wert, . Grpwn Defiance s N Ereii.ntprfer
8iaua. Smith Slpmcufb. 8 O streit.
9lapafpneita gD Srt9. 2imapiue 9 50 Wau
yswdrt o 8 Gspns 8Or Fer. 8 8 3are.
2putpnuIe, s eeaborn. g!prta @ Oppntua .aa
GAINESVILLE. sb @ Rraccd. Wpnrpesine Bb Setlsr.
Eaneaaer 50 stuls. Slf,n O &asmanu
Warren, o Dlde. 8rfcria, 8 lRIblbeim.
.. 6ronfe spn Cleveland, @sneral= Naent.
D. N6mer, aR Wsisboctb anc q s airing. Gssnten far
Glepelanb ....ar @... 2ss ssa,E ..- - -,#
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IermDaen ont 1. Sauuar 1869:

N1 erlan9t Meenten. -S75-S:On
"a Xper Wlcnat. Nianner uno Trausn nberall. un'
SDA bic ddbte perbeIerte uGommon Genie" Ja.
milien Ndbmaihine einsufihren.
~ DieIe Malhins ndbt, dumt. faet, reitt, auiltet.
biapst nit Saub ein itift unc itcpp aufs Teinlte.
.., TreS MIR 1S Sollars.
gunadneis oarrantir fur Sabre. gBir pcusn $1,000 fur
iraenb cine odiue ,ablen nefe sinen 6rtsre bnsren
unb mebr elalIten Saum maht, ais bic uniree. sie
naht BEN ealiiften Sdusih f>Std). Seoer sneits
Stih fam burhnteu mereen unr bod fann man Die Naht
ten ppn 1915 bis $500 ben nat uub bic @ussaben ce mir
seben hnen cine Gomniipn mppur e bpppe 10 sisl Gss
MAIDEN f6rnen. aRan abrelre
Gecomb u. g., piitsburs, 8a, 8oiton, WtaiI.,
poer ST. 2outs Wo. "
gBarnrns. GAIT Guh ni6t aneeren gericnen,
mslte perblDie Waihnsn spn @ubelen nnter brmelbsn
anten pcer in anberer etie anpreen, dulen. Die un
srise #, bic sna dts unb pirb prattilfe, btse Nab~
Maldtne bic fabrcirt pirb.
Npril 29. 3mt n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS FANCY GOODS.

Wedding cards and me stationery may De
ordeed OF ]. EvERDELL, No 800 Broadway, and WV.
EvEIDELL, No lOl Fultonst., who will procure the tiny
enaueed Parisian card with gilt borders used by
ladie. the doubleszo Bristol board, which Is the
styleabrOad for gentlemen.
Osra glasses coveted presents. and need only
refer the reputation OF SERMONS, Optician No. $50
Broadway, HUNTER No. 1,l32 Broadway, TO suggest
the roper place for obtaining good glass Remember
that small glasses preferred with their strength In
LIP TBBALs dealer in toys and skates finds his show
room interesting to young folks next to Woods Museum
ClFsTER BuIIocK's HOLIDAY MART, No sol Broadway
has PRESENTS ranging In price from cent TO So tho
lOyelest harcm OF dolls that stared out OF down
towt shop windows games croduet housekeeping ar
ticle in miniature and military toys, including cannon
thatwill go OF, and take little boys with them some
tima-delightfully dangerous.
HbCHLAURBAUM, No. IL Elm-st, has toy steam en-.
gne warranted TO drive small boys ont of their minds
quietly as the thing can be done The penalty OF learn
Ing Nattss Hymns Is equallzed by tho pleasure OF
GRlSGE JGDD & Co, No. 2l5 Broadway. have kind
placein their hearts for small people aud have Gran
dalPs Buildng Blocks. toy for building houses which
will Keep children still at least 20 minutes at time on
wet days.
Let 10 parent or fortunate ia PARENTS dream OF
keeping Christmas without candy. All conscientious
sC.uplts on the point may be satisfied by using
Ridley 4 CO.'S pure Candies, from No. 2i Fifth.ave
and dambers-st corner of Hudson. Physicians bear
testimony That these candles are the simplest and purcs
OF Their kind, and the best 20 give children.
W. i. SEYMOUR No.4 Chatham-square, will supply
Cutley Of all kinds including boys pocket knives ana
seanfresses scissors there's many poor woman would
be glad OF pair.
n. COAb SONS, NO. ID mauen-lanc, nave lanes OF All
kinds for support or for defense"
W. u. HOLMES, No. 555 Broadway, supplies Stere0-
scope Views, especially those of stauary, which most
beautiful under the glass.
IiRRING's or siARvINs SAFES for jewelry and house
silver form light aud valuable presents. Joking aside
they are portable, and great security Herring is
al No. 26 broadway; Marvin ut No 265.
NJ FAIRCHILD, No 377 Sixthaye., has bazaar OF new
tOy the bare mention of which Will start juvenile curl
osiV'acrOss town 10 make Investigations
Tie GOODYEAR INDIA RUBBER Co., No. POS Broad way,
have rubber goods Of all descriptions for ornament
fort and use. One can spond fortune nearly, IN rub.
bef considering all the TO which II Is put Brooches
combs, chains pencils toys balls blankets, Shoes table
cOTers boxes, whips. diving dresses submarine arnOr
door mats, and negro babies! Rubber u very useful
article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
FURNITURE.

Nothing presents so pleasant picture AZ a
neat wefurnished. welghted parlor filed with happy
people aud ethong to the sounds of music and laughter
Next 20 that is cosy bedroom. with the bright hght
which pours In from without softened and mellowed
by delicate shades and snowy curtains the hoor
covered with soft carpet that sound of falling
footsteps ana each article OF furniture in size and color
and STYLE in keeping with the general character OF all the
rest To properly furnish these two rooms-to say nOth-
ing OF the dinug.room, where everything snOuid bo
agreeable TO the eye-he hOusekeeper must nrst nave
taste Lacking this she must consult some one VINO mas.
n T. SOLOMON OF Nos 657 and $50 Broadway, can make
valuable suggestions to those ho doubt their own ann
ity TO preserve the uutIes III putting house IN sa
He can so supply the most tasteful suites OF paror and
bedroom furniture bookcases and desks and tables Tor
the library tablenen, curtains, shades ana tue WHO'S
host OF other embellishments ana UTILITIES WlhouS WIN"
a modern family cannot exist. ,,.,
A ID. FARRELL, No. pit Canal-st, makes sprlngDeds
and mattresses which Sybarite might sumDer IKE
an angel; and the fOllowing.named firms offer largo
collections OF household furniture from which the eager
public may choose:
Mathesius & Freye 81 Blocker.
Kingman * Murphy, % BleeCker
L. krutlna, 90 East Houston.
Frost. Black & Co, 60 BOwery.
DE GRAF & Taylor, 81 BOwery.
Warren Ward & Co. Spring and Crosby.
G. l.. & J. y. Kelly, 66l Broadway
Griffin Paine, ISL Canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
HORSES
MISCELLANEOUS.

WILCOX & GIBBs'S celebrated sewing
machines are to be found everywhere, but the once OF
the company the large building corner OF Broadway
and Twenty xthst where great numbers OF the dlhcr'
ent STYLES are kept exhibition. They are inc OeSt
In the same building broadway ana Iwehty,mNtnstl
ia the Office OF the WHEELER WILSON ShWlNG-MAChiNh
Company. Theirs also the best . -, - =,
At No Broadway you may select u you WILL one Va
GROVER & BAKERS sewing machines, when are 4Ae"lSo
the BEST
SCALES.
AT No $50 Broadway is the Office Of the FAIRBANKS
SCALES COMPANY. Here you can purchase anything !"
the shape balances, from the very niest up 10 lhoSo
monstrous things which they weigh uns and 'unS Oh
the bulkest-mater - -. 90,
Then at No Park-pace is where HowE's scales arc
sold They strong. neatly finished and accurate anu
stand second to none.
PIPES.
FL KALDESBERG, at No. John-st, offers for sale tho
most varied assortment Of meerschaum pipes ever seen
at any one time and place until now The beauty OF tho
carving on these gems OF only be equaed by the
variety and grace OF the designs and there Is not
smoker between here aud Port Tobacco who would not
into eCstaces them, ana the dainty mceisChau
cigarhOlders made by the same workmen A.,
The meerschaum pipe business is mOnOpOuled ny 'no
firm named above aud that OF PoLLAK 4 son Oh NO. ~
zee Eleventh Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-22
CLOTHING.

Undrcsscd tribes of people have no manners,
and among them there courtesy except TO the great
who the power OF dress by wearing feather
IN the hair and a belt about the waist. The wild man
recognizes his friend by rubbing with him In an
advanced state Of civilization salute with the hat,
aud rub noses with the pocket handkerchief The latter
necessity day. but when the world was In the
were pockets 20 contain 1t or 70 give II name Men
have stopped running about all fours since the intro
good authorities. the epoch IN WHICH mon
two legS colimepced at the period when
lie rae6 Was decadatng The tails lost IN the progress
onrued by our auCestOrs and IN Obcdeuoe 70 natural
feeling Of reverence and RESPECT Tor The INSTITUTIONS OF an
tiquty have hOnOrod them by perpetPtlng tue tas
The Chinese his down his back ours are appended
10 the coats We wear and sometimes bobbed IN an
tcpaOn Of the future when there shall be lett no trace
OF the outward and unnecessary flourish Nearly all
men wear Clothes because custom which obtains only
among reasoning beings has 50 ordained
Nowhere I'm the world Is the art OF dress more thor.
oughy understood than IN York, and nowhere can
mems tastes be more easily gratihcd. Al FREEMAN q
BURRs Nos 1873 and 40 FutOn.st, may be found nnu.
merabe specimens OF the taOr's genius. Their over
coats essential TO comfort at this season, are so clio
aginatOu need only look at one 20 be Immediately sur
fused with the glow Of all his natural heat brought sud
denly to the surface Their trousers vests dress coats
aud other adOrnments, are OF the best nush ana the
stock OF under-COthng which they Keep can only be
equaled by that OF their neighbors, A RAYMOND
co.. OF Fulton and Nassau. who deal largely IN
every article needed TO make man presentable.
Among the other eminent New-lOlk talOrS We may
Devn, broadway and Warren and Broadway aud
Grand.
Traphagen. Hunter & Co, No. 400 Bowery.
Brokaw Brothers. Astor-place and Fourth-ave.
Baldwin. Broadway and Canal-st
Abbatt Il SlOOre, No. 5OI Broadway.
Wade & Cumming. Grand Opera House, Eighth ave.
j. NJ. Yarlan Son, Nos. 70 and ~ Bowery.
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ARTISTIC PRESENTS.
col PHI,

populary acceptable than tho beautiful encrayngs Of
L4ur,re, lie CrcpUsctde, and The Evening Hymn.
These are selected as the most instinct
with ovcly and refined Imagination. The boxes OF
material for illumination welcome gifts, and pres
eut o. artistic biOutere 10 complimentary rs wen
valuable.
VI. sCUAUs,
No 10 Broadway. has beautiful albums with covers OF
richycarved wood the centers aud backs OF velvet.
This Is even more admired than the fragile pad ivory
carving. and Torture Velvet frames for photographs
blue aud dark crimson valued more than gifts
beautiful OF crystal and wood. light holly wOOd
carving aud crieres added 10 the list Of last years
prot gifts We do not speak Of the costly engravngs
aud works OF which MI the galleries of both these
gentemeD that belongs TO the art critic properly.
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CARRIAGES. &c.

AT the corner OF Fifth-ave. and Fourteenth
st. Is one OF the bestappomted carriage factories IN tho
world. Here the wellknown BREWSTER & Co. turn out
all sorts of vehicles. from the pony phaeton to tho
solidest English dray. Here they make cabuolets ana
coaches broughams and buggios. coupes and carryas
of all Sizes shapes and styles Wee bits OF basket wag
ons for side and mountain road To delight the ladies'
twowheeled gigs for the DOCTOR nOtop bugges Tor the
Jehu aud family carriages as large as Vie com
lnodous vans IN which the wandering HamaXObio were
wont TO live here gathered togeherby the dozen and
score Seighs the newest patterns aud fancy cutters
decked with much bravery OF brass aud polished steel
now stand IN the forefront OF the show rooms for the
yeather-wSe say that there Will be snow tins winter
john c. HAN, at the corner Of Lafayette Place ana
Fours also has large stock of carriages, coaches
and sleghs. His stock OF bells robes. aud other appure
names belonging % the sleigh IN condition OF perie't
e0uipment is unusually large ana select The same re
marks apply, without abatement, TO WM ii. GRArs es
tabllshment, at No. "a MoOSter-st.
HORSES
without horses what would be the Of the coach. or
the sleigh or the chariol At the OF Broadway
and Forty-seconds JAMES JENKINS will supply draught
for any number OF carriages. wagons whatever runs
on wheels or glldes on runners.
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DOMESTIC ARTICLES.

The h0usekeeper need not be told that the
Doty washing Machine great aborsayer. and that it
does not work in mysterious way Its labor to perform
beng very simple in construction not liable 10 explode
or do any Of those things and as honest housedog
IL Is kept on exhibition nc No. % C0urtandt.st
Tbo II WARD WASHER is kept for sale at No. % Cor-
londt A. and n there any difference In the practical
work OF this and the other machine Just referred TO- 10
lies I'm be fact the first Is better than tho second
the second than the rst, rs the may be- The laun
dress In large practice should use both
SOAR.
Since the introduction OF Greenbacks the old express
sion How are you OF for soapl" has grown into dis
use. except among housekeepers who borrow SO popu
lar has the ECONOMICAL" Soap become, that IN answer
To tins question the acOnic matrOn utters the mOnosy
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MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

In the shape of musical instruments there "a
OF course nothing to compete with piano Among tho
following makers readers must choose Tor tnem-
selves
stcinway No. 100 East FourteeDths at
Chckerng No. II East FOurteenthst.
Weber Fifth.ave.. corner SiXteenth-St
Horace Waters, No. 45l Broadway.
Decker Brothers. No. % UnIon-Squaro
The ArOn, No. 5ji Broadway.
Barmore No. 34s Beeckerst
I = Berry & Co, No $50 Broadway.
/ = Cummings, No s Union-square,
J. T. Hall Teuth-ave and Thirty seyenth-st
Jennys & Son No. 233 East Twenty urst ST.
Haines No as East FOurteenth-st.
Iiudeman, No Leroy place.
Raven & Bacon, No. GAG Broadway
Stodart & Morris No. G3i Broadway.
Steck No. III Eghth-st.
Chambers, No. % FOurthaye.
Schuetze & IudOc, No ~ Brooncst.
TheJ C. Barnes Piano, No. 10 Th!rd'aye
j. Bddle. No. Is Amity-st'
Then the MASON HkMLIS Cabinet Organ il 70 be seen
land purchased nc No 596 Broadway and NJ j. PAIL
LARD No Broadway keeps great stock OF brass in
struments and musical boxes.
Musical publications OF various kinds for sale Ivy
O II DTrsoN No. I'll Broadway, FREDERICK BLuhB, No
2J Broad way: BOosEY & Co.. No. GA Broadway aud
DoDwORTH. No. AstOrplace.