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-Havana-Conmon, o5c a yUc; gooo, Soc 81 02s; me
81 vs. @1 TO- Yarn-I cut, 75c. n &c., ii cut, 81 02
81 10; average lot &c. a2c ManufacturedBla work.
common and medium, lSc. sic, In bonds good and fine
and good and hne 30c. q Soc.
wHIsKRY.-Receipts 66i bbs. The market was rather
active and prices again higher closing nj 81 ~
OIL u for tax paid About B25 bbls. were sold at II TO-
WHALBBONE quiet but steady. Sales 1900 lbs South
Sea- for export at &c., gold and in New Bedford 400 lbs
Arctic 5000 do. Northwest and 400 do South Sea all for
speculation, private Stock date az 600 lbs Of
which Al 800 lbs. are held by spsculators.
WoOLThe market for fleece 10 unusually quiet, there be-
ing demand for small lots 10 supply the present
wants Of manufacturers who dsincned to operate to
any sntsn. except at reduction Of 10 per h. from former
moderate and the stock light Pulled wool s moderately
sought after and steady In value, with light
stock Texas is trins more active for The
for the other grades For California the market j. dun
chocs spring clip CSC. asc Tor bury Foreign Is
The sales $4,000 lbs aeece at !c. 6sc incudng
q. No Xxx DO. ~a Soc., SSo lev s de 10;
al 5sXc, T,COo DO. at SIC. a &c., ITO poor do. a.
&c., 10000 ubbed Tin Phiadelphia) at or about 5c, 5000
Xxx Sac also $1,000 TBS pulled l2c &c. for
the latter price for choice country and 45c SIC for
supe chiefly at DC 4c $4,000 lbs fine Texas at SIC Geo.
a00 do choice private terms and 10000 lbs spring
clip California within the range of 30c &c. OF foreign the
sales 1900 lbs black Santa Re at 24c 200 bales white
washed Donsko and 10000 lbs secured Xxx Montevidco
pr
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PROPOSALS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
IL OFFICE or rus SCR

i OFFICE SUPERVISING ARourreor,
.-o.1. July Il, 1859 (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until Ia M Of tho
HH day or July, l5oS Tor all and The whole OF the
Feuce and stone Coping enclosing the United
:de Park New York 800 feet Broadway 500 feet or
Park and $50 feet circular connection between thsn
beng 40 feet, more or less of iron Fence and Coping
Said Fence and Coping will require to be removed
fore the 18th day OF August nest all portions
States
Proposals must be endorsed ropoals for Iron
Stone Coping" and will be addressed to the
The Department itself the right
all Of the bids be deemed interest Of govern
men to do and bid that conform Ia every
respect TO this advertisement will be considered
A. Is. MULLETr,
Supervising Architect Treasury Department
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SSk was h Ign supply :nS
csTSss INACTIVE S., aTm !;
With .Ps ss: d. ssSsnSss
s2Mc, but, sabseaueniy the market became weak and
s"tsS: the Fs:''s contract; y''s made
ss DO O. S ss as al aa Ass
3, &c n Ph,aephis The market wa. qaiss and Swer
and 25oO DO from August to December &C., market
closing at siAo for july and Ssc 2c for the first and
continued in demand frsm the trade
is S b :: 70 81 a; % OF Kns00n LOO bags in bond
sUoAs- was in improved demand, but the market
was hssvy Price: mot The
20 Chem
@ Refined Sc. ha % sGgg a .e 1 Ms M
lsss Izs .a sl xslsS, ,si5ss ":
sir d. ilse good So iss; fair GOOD s;sssssy
een cent? SGdi and Rr boxes 70 sSes'
and boxe. ioc lsc mead4 &c. sc Hayana
IS: ' ls ss:' as DO M
e s0 sa as c as Tse
sss was slow q SALE but unchanged in value or
Ssaan quoted a. IS 80 IS S, gold with small
s1tn1Ths ma4Isi quiet. and, though the arrivals
were on limited wsrs job
M.r.hs ~ : and " s. g g.
$s is; ground 81 - TO- and Turks Island, 4sc Sco per
sEEDsFor ~ kind. the marts. sgl but firm
n
sales; the market rm however, at about ~ To- sod
duty paid.
srkARIsK in but little demand, but steady in value
Fair 70 prime scd in SINAI. lots a. from 5c isc is 2oc
saes within the range.
sKINs-Goat were steady value, with moderate do
mand the sales being bales Texas 0 Curacos and IL
do. Buenos Ayres, private terms Deer dull and
prices entirely nominal We quote : Goat-Tam-
pco, 57Xc. per h., gold; Matamoros, $50. Size
Vera Cruz, Soc 62c. Buenes Ayres, l79e b5c, cur
rency; Paya, Soc Curacao, &c. BIC Cape, <79c.
5ac DeerHonduras, s4c. per b, gold; Vera Cruz 44c
Central American, l6c San JUAN &c., Sisal s5c Angoa
tura, SIC. Para, 45c
TiJLOw was in fair demand and being in light supply
was hrmer There sales Of about 10000 bs at lo
I2iic.--the latter price for prime.
TIN.-Pg sti dull and heavy, closing at 9a,lc rold
for Straits Sc do for Banca. and 29c S0c. do for Eng
lsh Sales 75 Banca at 29ac gold and i've tons English
90 arrive) at 29sc Plates dull heavy. saes
500 charcoal and loo do charcoal terne
private We quote IL G. charcoal IS 80 SO; c.
coke 81 So coke terne S. 70 &c. and charcoal do,
81 76a IS l2,S, oil gold.
TOBACCO Kentucky IN active demand chiefly for
export at prices not differing from those previously
inquired for and the sales were as follows
Connecticut seconds 2bc 500 do 1868
Ohio 63 filters and bindersc 30 do 1865 crop Con-
neccut wrappers 20 do. do fers and % do state,
private Havana in good requests sales 100 bales
On bondf private terms, aud $50 do at 9sc 81 o. We
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osscrpstoas shsugh prices quotabiy lower Oak
and rough were ddi but unchanged we quote -

AoLAssRs.-The demand continued to be Hight and the
a S a t on ps
Prices were nominay 35c l0c for Cuba centrifugal and
for PSS so & o Sf sS sS %
92Hc. for New Orleans M
KayAn srosssaThers prevailed good dsmaud for
mated ss x: a. ys,iSs1says closing ~ e The
able order and loo DO IN Shipping 0V oraer az 4s
For all kinda rosin the dull but unchanged:
s:ls: 70 Ss's as - do and
als ana a. e1 va PALE a. y "a 81 We So!e sransa e
81 DO and window glass; Ss 81 Far was was auet
but firm, 81 $S2 $S 90 for Wilmington.
lots wsr s e = an is
Ss@sh Ss vas steady nv Value 81 bb were sold whp
Menhaden moderately sought after and 600 bba were
but Ie wss no sss uos
Crude sperm was steady at 81 So without further sales
was AZ
Elaine $50 There sales OF SOcO gallons dogash aud
PnoyIsioSs.-Receipts IS packages cut meats The de-
maa for pork vas more active and fair business was
@ @ sS sw %e, sd .
OF 1850 pbs 1858 for and $ss so $s for city
No G @ss Msrs reported S &c s. gr %
ssvs
1s for plain mss: and $ls $lS for extra
fair aman the 'rs s sno rs b VIVA at
Ier s beef was stu dull and prizes were nominal at $so
dull Al former Prices Ice cured was quoted sc iSc Cni
meats only in moderate demand but steady ia value
sailed and picked shoaidsrs i5c iss for smoked DO,
7c be For picked hams and soc 22c for smoked and
alteration value sales 900 packages nc. SOc No
to prime steam and kettle rendered Butter in fair de-
ass Which, %srs most he rsceps were s
moderate Cheese good request both for export and
home consumption, and prices were quite steady we
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

l. OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARonirEcr, July Is, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until IL NJ. OF the
ist day OF July 1862 for furnishing Delivering 20Ug
barrels more es OF the quality Rosend ale or othcr
cement equal Ia quality thereto the proposed
Pos. Once building in New York Each barrel contain st
least m pounds OF cement and to be delivered quantities
OF from 500 1000 barrels subject the super
yising architect or his agent may be in
their Judgment
AL bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the
OF xbO that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract awarded to him. the suclency OF the security
certified TO by the District Attorney OF the District where the
bidder resides.
The Department to itself the right reject any
all bids II be deemed for the of
do and bud that does conform
he requirements Of this advertisement will be- con.
eidered
Proposals to be endorsed
proposals for Supplying Cement" and addressed to
A. B.. MULLETT Supervising Architect.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
ALGEO--HowARD.- Thursday July ~, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. DR..
Campbell, ALICK ALGEO TO MIRANDA A. HOWARD,
eldest daughter OF ]. Il. Howard, OF this CITY,
Plttsburg papers please copy.
HENNION-TuRNER.-0n Wednesday evening" June
go at the Church Of the Divine Paternity Fifth ave-
nue., corner West Forty-nfth street, by the Rev. f..
II. Chapin D. D., ANDREW J. HENNIoN. Jr, OF
Brooklyn, L. D., to JOSIE TURNER. daughter OF
william Turner Esq, OF MOrrlsania, N. Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday evening. July 20,
at st. Demands church. by the Rev. Father Healy,
assisted by Rev. Father Brennan, CORNELIUS l..
RYAN to JULIA A. MCGRATH, both OF this city. No
cards.
6wARTZ-CAMPBELL- Fort Washington, on
Tuesday evening, May rs, at the residence Of Mrs.
Edward Latham, by the Rev. w. +. Lloyd, MAHLON
ELwIN SwARTZ, OF Carmansve, to Agnes E. CAMP
BELL, adopted daughter OF Mrs. Latham.
VAN NORDEN-ALLEN.-On Monday, July 20, by
the Rev. J, $. Holme, ID. D., JAY H. VAN NORDEN to
MARY, only daughter OF Dr. John Allen, all OF this
city.
Washington d. O. papers please copy.
VINING-HONE.-In Brooklyn, On Tuesday, June ],
to Miss JENNIE HONE, OF syracuse.
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YNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE sUrEgvrsrSo ARcatrEorJ

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until ia A. Of the
3st day OF July, 1862 for s carg away az
all earth from the site of the Post Once the Pack
amounting TO $4,000 cubic yards The sand
found the site will not be included In the contract
will be retained by the department The excavation
authorized agent. - -'
Measurements will be made in the excavation and the pay.
nens monthly, reservng ten per fabfui
and prompt completion OF the work. 7-i
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond the
OF (*00 ten thousand dollars that the bidder win
and perform the II awarded him. suHcteucy
the District where the bidder resdes The department
serves to itself the right OF rejecting all bids
deemed for the nterest OF the government to do
bid that does conform respec to the require
ments OF this advertisement will not be considered.
Proposals will be enclosed sealed envelope endorsed
proposals for Excavatng and addressed to the under
signed. A. Is, MULLETT. Supervising Architect.
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Cash gold was heavier and the rate for carrying
ranged from to per cent After Clearing House
o per cent was paid for carrying. The dsburse-
meuts of coin interest to-day amounted to $2171 1876.
The following is the report Of the Gold Exchange
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Tho aggregate value OF the exports exclusive OF
specic from the port OF New York to foreign ports
Tor the week ending July 81, 1892 was SAL, 544s57.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

THE REoRG GAyIxEp" MoRNoN CHuRcH.-
Quite surprise was given to our citizens on
Sunday morning by the announcement that
Elder +. {. Brand, ofthe "Reorganired Church
Of Lstter-day Saints" would preach at the Epis-
eopal Church. at 10. AN. The Elder called
upor US. and in al hours conversation show
cd tAat he was thoroughly in earnest in his
wOrl for the "JOsepite, or anti-polygamy
MOTmonism. At the appointed hour large
audience was in attendance, and listened pa
tiensly for more than an hour to an able expo
sition ofthe peculiar views Of the "Josephites."
We own to being greatly surprised at the par
tieularly able manner in which Elder Brand
handled the case Of Abraham, so mnch depend
ed on by the Brighamites to sustain the di-
vine origin Of polygamy. Logically and fully
be went over every point in the history ofthat
strange case, demonstrating so clearly that
their was no possible escape from his eonelu-
sions. the following points:
l. That God never established polygamy.
?. That the case of Hagar originated sole
ly in the nnbelief Of Sarah.
8. That Sarah and Abraham both bitterly
repented Of the step they had taken, and were
reproved by the Lord for their unbelief.
4. That the sacred reeord.nowhere Allndes to
Hagar as wife, but always as the servant o
Sarah.
, lnAt tue Lutu continually anu no less
than dozen times refused to recognize Ishma-
el as a lawful son; sending him into the desert
to be the progenitor Of fierce barbarians, while
"the son, the only son, Isaac" became the
head of Gods people.
6. That "the son Of the bondwomau" was
stigmatiIed by the Lord, to show his special
dislike to polygamy, and many other points
equally well taken. With the closest attention
we failed to detect haw in the reasoning; Il
was simply unanswerable.
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Ncsuvias. aud It's eraptive lava with sulphur
Gus fumes. We are familiar with; but now anew
element Of exeretior is exciting wonder. Large
masses Of beautifully erystaliEed salt have
appeared on the steep mountain sides Of the
crater, and speculation contempia,es the pos
sihle utilization Of the new production.
person. who says he is always blameless
IN his ordinations. except when his corns
break the barriers Of Pious discretion. being
desirous to promote piety. publishes the follow
ing attested eures Cut lemon slice and ap-
ply il over night to the corn. II gives quick
relief and sleep. In the morning, il remains
only in memory.
TnE ELgvArIoxsoF raR GoesE.-CHicAeo.
September s5th.-rhe city has beer in great
excitement to-day over the great goose race
gotten up by Billy Emerson and Bob Hart, the
minstrels. and George Morris, the billiard play
er. for purse of 5000. The distance was 500
yards-from the foot Of Adams street 70 the
pier south. The teams consisted Of six each.
which were rented from an cid lady In the
stock yard on = deposit Of Ss each goose. The
''snisnals" were s'hArnessed" and attached to
a board. shaped like banjo, on which an or
dinary wAshtab was set. The drivers were
dressed in light costume, and were provided
with long whips to urge on their chargers. and
paddles with which to steer. About 5.0oo per
sons assembled at the Lake Basin to witness
the sport, and many went heme with aching
sides.
shortly after o'clock send-of was effect
cd, Morris first. Mas second. and Hart out
side, Mas off-wheeler turned over and faced
his driver, and was pulled along in that posi-
;ion. Hart got ahead Of his competitors atthe
start, but Morris soon overhauled him. The
latter's team made for the shore, and be had
to resort to much padding to keep them
straight. Morris finally reached the goalfour
feet ahead Of Hart, Mas being left eonsidera-
bly, behind. The distance was made in seven
minutes aud thirty seconds. ThePurse Of 5000
was therefore awarded to Morris. Mr.. VIII
liam Emerson was Morris umpire Mr.. Boyd
for Hart. and Mr.. MeIiale for Mas, Mr..
Draft acting as referee. On reaching the goal
Morris and Hart's tubs turned over, and they
were soused, TO the great delight of the crowd.
but quickly got out. Morris also got duck
ing while scoring for the start.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

Coopers' Tools,
Crorers. HOwels, and Champeriug Knives,
Carpenters Planes,
Fore. smooth. Jack ( Jointers.
Cut Nails. ;. /. 6. $. 10. Is. 20. so. 40, 50 Snd
cod, Boat Nails, l, Il u , inch,
Pressed Nails. p inch,
C00psr's Rirets. :. rs,
Copper Rivets Burs, Z. I.
sLf inch, Gimp Taeks.
Ircn Copper Tseks
Of Sll sires.
Best Rubber Hose, I. I. l. Il a inch,
Centrifugal. Yzruish, Paint, Wbite-wash
and Scrub Brushes. CoY'd Tin Pals.
HIS. ;. 1. s. :. IOt I2 quarts,
Covered SloP Pals. Dippers,
Dish and MIX Pans,
Jennings Bits.
Soldering IrOus,
7 Hinges,
Stsels,
Hammers, Gauges, Squares. Chisel*.
Augers, Sierss. Lime Squseters,
Yard Sticks. Buns Starters, Axes,
Shoyeis, Spades. Oos. Lanterns.
Eagle Horse. A and Plows snd
Points, PARIS Plows, extra
heavy and strong,
Protoxiie Of Iron,
Pain Killer.
Pclanj's White Pine Compound.
Pals, TABS. Br0ons, Etc, Etc.
DoWner's kerosene Oil,
From the Boston House
And Many Other Articles
ALL TO BE SOLD Low.
= I'm
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TOUCHING SroRY.-The Cincinnati Gazette
tells the following sad story, the moral Of which
Is evident:
We once knew a man TO struggle for years
to color a particularly obstenate meerschaum
pipe. He smoked ineessantly. lie tried all
the different kinds Of tobacco; put "button"
in it, boiled it in tobacco juice, but all to no
avail. 1t wouldn't color. He grew mor9se
and sour, shut himself up by himselfand smok-
ed, and smoked. and smoked. muttering saw
agely between his teeth: "Coiorl I soy.
D-H ye. m COLOR ye!" He gave up all
business, and devoted himself wholly to smok-
ing. determined, as he said, to color the pipe
or die in the attempt. One day he failed to
make his appearance at breakfast. His room
was opened. and there he sat in his chair. dead,
the fatal meerschaum clntched between his
teeth The neerschaum was as white as when
it first emerged, Venus ike. from the foam Of
the sea, but the man was turned to n rich dark
brown. The meerschaum had colored himl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

VERY NEAR HIS PRIcE.-The rumor that
General Granville NJ. Dodge, Of Iowa, viii sue
coed to the War Department, recalls a capital
story Of that officer, which is good enough to
90 the rounds again. After the close Of the
war, General Dodge was in command Of post
in Louisiana One day the Adjutant General
received an Official communication from him.
stating that be had been offered $50 900 to
wink at certain cotton speculations, and refused
it. The bid had been increased to $100 900,
and then to twice that amount. The General
said he had refused all the offers, but the last
sum was 'very near his price," and be wished
to be relieved before a louder call on his pro-
bity was made. His request was granted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

From q return recently made BY the British
and Foreign Bible Society. it appears that BY
means Of that agency there have been distrib-
uted, up to 1869, 81, ,210 ,485 copies offbe Holy
Scriptures. the expendituFe incurred during
the sixty-fve yeart Of the 5ociety's existence
having been E6, ,553, ,464.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

A Yankee in Paris, who was listening to
tbeboasts Of some English and French about the
wonderful genius Of their respective country
men. At last broke ont and said: "Oh. pshar |
yeou git Outi Why there's Bill Devine, Of our
village. who kin paint piece Of cork 50 zact-
Iy like marble that the minute you throw il
into water it will sink to the bottom jes' like
a stonen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

Ralph Waldo Emerson, abiding to the
cosmos in his speech at the meeting in Boston
on Tuesday night, said that Humboldt march
ed along like an army with solid phalanx and
expanded wings, in the full clauses and paren-
theses Of these remarkable pages" Probably
most Of his hearers understood what be meant.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

AT a recent meeting Of the american Geo
graphical Society at New York the President
exhibited several ancient maps and charts,
among which was a map Of Africa upwards Of
two centuries old, showing that the Dutch and
Portuguese photographers Of that period had
a knowledge Of the Albert Hyanza lake and
other localities in Africa, which have been
claimed as recent discoveries.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

Senator Sherman opposes the repeal Of tho
Income Tar. regarding II a. the fairest tax
that can be levied. Il Is said that in recent
speech he expressed the hope soon 70 see all
our internal taxes repealed, except the taxes
on xhiskey, tobacco and incomes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10
PIANOS TUNED.

PIANOS and other Musical
E=S<f fizsc-zzs-rs TE-e1 and Rsrzirsl bF
HtCHAELES DERBY. A. th- H1EziiA1
The4-re-
Lessons given on the Piano & Guitar.
hs t-s- & rsf.rvz-eszvsz- rsI-Iys
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10

1t vas stated that Senator Fessendsn never
recovered from the effects d poison received
into his system at the National Hotel poison
ing in 1857.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-11-10
PHOTOGRAPHY!
BARTLETT SALOON
Corner Hotel ard Fort streets
HUGHES a. DUNE

- HaTi-z lzfsiy rsz0sz-es AID refsrn5sssd .
- tLz zt-5Fs Seii-kn1EE rilc- 4 s1tsrtzin- Il
1ls1s. Escif respectfully ifE1l TIE yzblc lA. tney
have CO h1zd Al I'll keep Eoth5aE bE- tie besf q
LtzIorss FE1sz, Ais, *, a. fher Bar f5s-3a
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM.

SPLENDID NUMBER
TO-DAY FRIoAYl, DECEMBER 81
THE OFFICE sEEKEEs CHRISTMAS.
THE STOCKINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS
FILLED TO KerLErIos
VIII
FAT OFFICES
rHg BOARD or HEALTH, TIsE BOARD or POLICE,
AND
THE FIRE pETARIMENr. 30. 70.
sASrA CLAUS GOES h-RIDING IN STYLE AROUND
CENTRAL PARK.
HORACE GREELEY cUAsING OVER All ENTITY
sroCKIEo.
"coUNTAp OUT"
TIE RADICALS GO BACK ON SANTA CLAUS.
SPARKLING SKETCH or CHRISTMAS DAY N SAN
FRANCISCO.
Bf
.JEENEs PIPES, Of rIrEsyIbLE."
a CHRISTMAS CAROL
AN IRISH rAMILr's LAST cHRIsraAs EVE
BAEY IS onRIsrENED.
FRIENDS FAKE MERRY
AID
TWO OF THE GUESTS RESOLVE 70 MARRY.
rkIoE TWO CENTS. siN noLLAEs YEAR.
OFFICE 40. q NASSAU STREET.
(yHRIsTMAs TELEGRAM CARTOON.
SPLENDID NUMBER.
TO-DAY FElDA11, DECEMBER 81
THE OFFICE sEhKEEs CHRISTMAS.
ruE STOCKINGS OF the DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS
FILLED 10 HEPLETIoN
Win
FAT OFFICES
TIE BOARD OF HEALTH, THE BOARD OF POLICE,
AND
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, &c, 40
SANTA CLAUS GOES ABIDING IN STYLE AROUND
CENTRAL PARK
HORACE GREELEY cURslNG OVER AN EMPTY
STOCKING.
scouN1ED OUT"
THE RADICALS co BACK ON SANTA CLAUS.
SPARKLING SKETCH or CHRISTMAS DAY IN SAN
FRANCISCO.
BY
'JEENEs PIPES, or piPEsvtLLE"
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
AN IRISH fAnlLY's LAST CHRISTMAS EVE.
Easy IS cHRlsTENED.
FRIENDS MAKE MERRY
AND
TWO OF THE GUESTS RESOLVE To MARRY.
PRICE TWO CENTS SIX DOLLARS YEAR.
OFFICE NO. 81 NASSAU STREET
CHRIsTAAs TELEGRAM CARTOON.
SPLENDID NUMBER.
TO-DAY tFRlnAy,, DECEMBER "a.
THE OFFICE sEIKLRs' CHRISTMAS
TUE STOCKINGS OF TIL pFMocRArrc POLITICIANS
FILLED TO REFLECTION
wInI
FAT OFFICES.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH, gaE BOARD on POLICE
AND
TUE FIRE DEPARTMENT, &C.. 10
SANTA CLAUS GOES AkIUiSc IN STYLE ABOUND
CENTRAL PARK
HORACE GREELEY GUESSING OVER AN EMPTY
sToCAiNG
COUNTED our."
THE RADICALS GO BACK OK SANTA CLAUS
SPARKLING SKETCH OF CHRISTMAS DAY IN SAN
SRANclsco.
"JEEMEs PIPES, or PirEsvILLE"
CHRISTMAS CAROL.
AN IRISH FANILY's LAST CHRISTMAS EVE
BABY Is cHRIsTENED.
FRIENDS MAKE MERRY
AND
TWO OF THE GUESTS RESOLVE TO MARRY.
PRICE TWO CENTS SIX DOLLARS YEAR.
OFFICE Nc. 81 NASSAU STREET.
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SPLENDID NUMBER.
TO-DAY ykIDAW, DECEMBER "a
THE OFFICE SEEKERS CHRISTMAS
TsE STOCKINGS OF THE DEAocRArlc POLITICIANS
FILLED TO EEPLgrloN
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FAR OFFICES
TUE BOARD OF HEALTH, THE BOARD OF POLICE,
AND
TUE FIRE DEPARTMENT. &C., &c
SANTA CLAUS GOES A-RIDISG IN STYLE AROUND
CENTRAL PARK.
HORACE GREELEY cURsINa OVER AN EMPTY
STOCKING.
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TIE RADICALS co BACg on SANTA CLAUS
SPARKLING SKETCH OF CHRISTMAS DAY IN SAN
FRANCISCO.
BY
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CHRISTMAS CAROL
An IRISH FAMILY's LAST CHRISTMAS EVE.
BABY IS cHRIsrEsED,
FRIENDS MAKE MERRY
AND
TWO on THE GUESTS RESOLVE TO MARRY
PRICE TWO CENTS. SIX DOLLARS A YEAR.