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A Case of Parental Cruelty.

A habeas corpus case, involving some very
shocking allegations of cruelty on the part of
parents towards young girl, is now occupy
ing the attention Of the Supreme Court of
Brooklyn. If the allegations of the girl be
true she was most grossly abused by her
parents-burned with hot irons and beaten
with sticks-and finally carried off TO the
House of the Good Shepherd ut Yorkville,
from which establishment she is now produced
in court on the writ aforesaid. But the most
grievous part Of her complaint appears to be
the cruelty Of her Incarceration in the House
of the Good Shepherd, where, as she states,
she was compelled to associate with two
hundred and fifty girls, the majority Of
whom had led vicious lives, and during all
the time Of her confinement was compelled
to listen to vile and obscene conversation. +"
This is o grave charge to make against an
institution which is devoted to the reform of
female youth. 1t can hardly be possible that
the allegation is capable of being sustained, in
view of the known worth of this establish
mcnt. The complainant probably went too
far in making this statement, and may have
damaged the value of her other testimony by
so doing should this charge be proved false.
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1870. tss.3so. obi. Improvement In nine months OF
the current year, s49, ,0OS, g36.
Governor H0idcn's Impeachment Conceded.
several members OF the North Carolina Legisla-
ture who arrived here to-day state that Governor
Holden comedies his impeachment, and that II is
doubtful whether he Will attempt any defence or
that he will have any eminent counsel to conduct
TIE case for him. IL was proposed to secure the
services OF some prominent conservative lawyer TO
defend Governor Holden. but the democratic Jour-
hal- OF that State intimate that no member OF the
BAR OF any responsibility would dare to do 80.
The New swedish Minister Presented TO the
President.
Mt. Olaf Sternersien was to-day presented TO the
President by Secretary Fish.
F-nr,si iTrsScdy-Careicss Use Of Firearms.
To-day boy about i've years old was playing
with toy pistol which was not thought to be
loaded and pointing at his sister, aged ten years,
pulled the trigger. when the weapon was discharged
and The ball entered above her eye, killing her IN
siants. u was shown At the Coroner's inquest that
We pistol was loaded last night by the father ana
placed "a has bureau drawer. frOm which the boy
took u. aud accidentally shot his sister while she
lay n bel.
wssk % the New York Post Once to bc
Resumed.
" ~ SAID thar the Committee on APPROPRIATIONS
are satisfied with the character or the work and the
manner Of building the New York Post ONCE.
Operations will he resumed "a soon as the weather
WI permit Congress Will doubtless soon amply
PROVIDE money for that purpose.
Washington Society.
Mrs. President Grant Will receive every Tuesday
afternoon dunng the winter, beginning with Janu-
AIRY 10. The President will give series or State
dinners the next two months. but the time for the
nrst one has no, yet been xed There viii be three
eyces AT the Executive Mansion during the season.
one m January ana two In February.
Mrs. secretary Boutwell, will hold weekly after
noon receptions during the season. The days, how
ever. have not yet been selected.
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GEORGIA.
Eiccfion Returns stiH Incompicfe-Three Re-
publican Congrcssmcn Probably Chosen
Another Letter from Is. II. HilI-Lcnse Of
the Western and Atlantic Railroad.

Elccfion Returns StiI IIncompiefe-Three Re-
publican Congrcssmcn Probably Chosen
Another Letter from Is. II. HlI-Lcnse Of
the Western and Atlantic Railroad.
ATLANTA, Dec 2S, 1870
VI. :. Kimbsll has been elected President OF the
Brunswick ana Albany Railroad.
Judge Hopkins to-day dissolved the Injunction
against the water works contract.
Thomas J. specr, republican has been elected in
the Fourth district TO the Forty-second Congress by
500 majority. Jefferson 4. Long, republican, has
been elected from the district TO the Forty first
Congress. n Is believed that John $. Bigby repup-
can, in the Third district, aud Richard H. Whitley,
republican, IN the second district, are elected.
william r. Price, democrat, was elected IN the
sixth district by large majority. Ebert White,
Banks, Madison, Habei sham and Franklin counties
cnicf Justice brown has resigned. Ex-Governor
1amo. johnson, OF Columbus, has been telegrapned
Tor. aud Will probably succeed him.
u. A. hill has published a letter denying that he
had written TO the radicals either layoring radical
lsia or seeking ONCE.
Governor in October, bids were received until the
2stn inst for the lease 81 the Western ana Atlantic
Railroad. Ua opening tic bids the lease was
asarded 20 the following conpany:-John T.. King
Joseph y. BfUwa, Alexander ii. stephens. John 4.
Grant, benjamin IA. Hlh. Il. ". Cole. Richard Peters
Mtiaam q. Johnson. William ;. Holt A. J. White,
q. Natting, leuIamln May, y. WaltslcIder, w. c.
AaTlli, SIMON Cameron IL. J. kimball. George Cook,
thanas scOtl, Wu,. T. Matthews, hm. Is. Dlnsnan,
a. q. Plant Thomas Allen and their associates,
making IN al tweniy.three Other bids were made
Oat the parties failed 10 comply with the law by
tcnarTing ciiiCfeni security. The successful
pany a. one ol Inc strongest ever 1Orilcd In the
south, aud the shareholders represent IN
ti.eF own right over sl50O0.000. They give
4 securities toe following railroad compaDics:-The
Georgia, the central the southwestern, the Macon
anu Western. Atlantic aud West Point, Macon and
brunswick and Albany in Georgia, Nashville and
Chattanooga of Tennessee, and the 81. Louis and
Iron Noun ain " Missouri. The companies signing
~ securities are worth twenty millions or dollars.
fue high character OF the lc-sccs, incr undOubted
xlagcnCy. aud the large capital 81 the company are
Ample guarantees that the road will he well managed
and the u the lease faithfully compiled with.
The rentai agreed 10 be- paid 20 the state IL t2o 600
per month Tot twenty Years, and the road lis 10 be
returned in good condition ln every respect as
N nov al the end of the lease. Ex-Governor
Joseph F. Brown resigned his once Cnef Justice
"a ihe supreme Coau before putting In the bid and
has t~~en unanimously elected President OF the
new company ~ ~hom the road Il leased.
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guRoPGA AN MARKETS.

Io.saYv NnNNy xsN&sr L.Nrox p~c. a. % r.
cansp> steest a. 81. ~ mone, ant ths account
NuiTl. niiea states bonds.
lssa s~A. tsek ss. t-., 80 tsnforses r American
qui~t kris, IN. lAioois Ccnna ls Ausrlc and
lsfwst wesiegn. b.
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u v s~Cuflaa usobanksd. sGdnr nriands, So mid
aang fbe ~ tte aAy foot i1 0o
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- s-NhsRt 'sltfornia ~hs. as "a OLD spriag
wss1srn. ~ iea los "a Toe Ma 70 50 red
l1s ~. Nos sFrins, ~. 90 Western four,
ssa "a tarnNe~ Ne maee. ID sfaftx petroleum., ei.
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a&n v. N~froanrs rtraaius anehasgsa "a yrgc~s
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M~Cnicats A1srrt $50 ba-s - falp~ closed Al IA "a
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a Girl Arrn-ed 81 tur~naiass~ss u~ss- Her.
sciG-II~r Letter 20 ske tir~ Ns..hsl.
Eliza A. Morat, alias Annie Morgan. silas Minnie
Davis, attempted suicide yesterday morning in ce
al Police Headquarters. wher she had been lecs~a
up on Tuesday. charged vita hasiag seg ARE o. be-
clothing at the house u Mr.. Hagsdsrn. "a WI
Tweriy-nlnib street. on SUNDAY ncrHlng lasi. $40
was discovered In the aei by Detective Doan vao
on pushing open the dow of the cell kanh tol an
sensible from stranguston. she having. by nbeaas
door knob and al the other twisted around necx
nearly succeeded Ia hanging herself Medical a..
sisfance being al once snmno1ed ahe was after
some time restored to CONSCIOUSNESS The foiUwtng
letter was found M nee cell
TO THE Hos rIsr NsEsH.L
All have 20 say I. thai sm not Euitv q snx ase
have done such thng sOFla. Mrs. Hssaasfn tsa
before the nTe thar has tsB1s nsgsa
money and saii that woaia nos n~sM snaass IS a.
such thing II the wind 40 nss ee- ahs cnrsslu NJ
candle then sorne oae e..e must h.s. sea sAsu -
wsss no drr IN The room. Wi ,oa sss sssr,ass,
Interested In this affair Eind terxws
send for Mr. aud give h.v- for
him. aud he feels disposed a. r ysa al fishi
srans evsry,nas . l and y. yea :. % ass s = - vs.,
good aud Kind TO me, and ! wsnt bin ~ have
my things. for lore him better than oss ms ne.
you Please roe my thngs the re defer
Market and let him hay. everything ior an
have said and done and y yoa WI sos farp.s p-
no, be- much longer IN this world o. suffer. and Al ~
forgive me- and beg never % have my tssins sua W
Pottcr's Field. Goel.ye 10 all MINNIE DAVIS
The girl IL also accused Of having about ihrec
years ago. set nre To The building No. bseecAcT
street sue Row IN .sstOdy to await Acr lI.al os
tue alleged ulcepalI st-m ulAspLlAt s,s
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Ds.srss~fiss sf rr,x~~ We. "a fh~ nra~shiys
Yarhf tinb Taa~w M~Emtta-f s~~s'isanaisas
OF The ati@1iic amd nseekiys ti1s- ~oH-
se@srd.
arlcalld enirrsalnlnrns w4s wtven ar evening
al tho roams % the Rr0okiva Yacht Cruh ~ Com
m0iore Jacob Noofnis. owner ~ tn sebooner fachi
Madeleine tao ccc&ean a. M dissrlhniion OF
prizes won a. the Union REGATTA which took place
last september Nearly cVery fsrni cnb m the
ety AMI IN ne vicinity largely represented. ant
the AFFAIR was altogether Of the most genial and
humorous character. " sia br remembered that
the Union Regatta rcteFrea 70 generally admit
tel 20 be the finest Inoe the organization.
and fayorably compared with The best that
came on during tn. season. The cins
rooms. In Court street. we're last evea,nx
brilliantly lighted aud appropriately decorated. and
At nine O'Clock they presented quite say aud hanf-
some appearance. The guest. ine 4dihs many me'-
bers Of the club numberet over hundred. snd
during the evening the glorious yaching
season not long rinre closed formed the
principal theme OF converSat on. meet
ing having been formally organized, Mr.. Haighi.
the chairman OF tne Regatta Committee. pro-
ceeded To announce the winners oI the prizes. which
consisted OF silver piichers goDlet- anl veantlfi
gold medals The Citizens Cup, presented by tho
citizens Of Brooklyn. Won. a- previously innn
toned, by the Sappho. Tn. owners of the follow
| Ing yachts were arwarded prizes last evening
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Auditor Belps Report ON Canal Anairs-FaiI-
ure Of the New Systen--Innbiiiy oi Canals
10 Compete with Railroads for the Carry
ing Trxde-The ComptroIier's Report Com
pleted.
ALBANY, Dec. 2S 1870
The report Of Auditor Bell on canal affairs, which
is nearly ready for the press, and which will be pre-
sented to the Legislature on Tuesday next VIII be
unusually elaborate and interesting. He shows that
the change IN canal management inaugurated
this year by an act Of the last Legislature
has proved al utter failure and that even the SINK
ing iund has had to be drawn upon TO dencien-
cies in the earnings. He declares 1t be an unwise
policy to seek 10 compete for the carrying trade by
claims that the canals ~ili get legitimate
share OF business al fair tolls. The causes
OF the present condition OF canal affairs
are brought prominently TO view In the
report, and the Auditor points out safe and
nOmical course to pursue. He shows that our carry
ing facilities by rail and canal are superior to those
of any other State leading from the West to the
East that, consequently, they must secure the
largest share OF the trade, and that in
iact. they are In advance and beyond the
present supply The report Is Systematically and
conveniently classified into separate articles and
plainly and clearly written as TO be understood by
ihe most superficial reader.
The Comptroller's report, which Is also nearly
ready to print is long and very comprehensive. IL
viii be sent to the Legislature on Tuesday next.
The Governors Message is no; vet finished
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Responsibility Of Port CoiLcctors-Laws that
Need Amending.

Need Amending.
The deficiency In the law governing the rcsponsi.
bllty Of officials IN principal positions calls for an
immediate amendment. Collectors of customs and
collectors OF internal revenue are required to give
bonds in large sums for the faithful performance OF
their duty while they are made virtually responsible
for the acts OF their subordnates within the
last two years there have peen several heavy
defacations the part OF deputy collectors OF Gus.
toms and revenue, and, according to the provisions
OF the law, the principals are bound TO make good
the amount stolen; but Congress invariably passes
a relief act enabling the collectors 10 escape the
responsibility, and this, too, on the ground that the
principal having no knowledge OF the transaction
until the matter has ranspired, it IL not just to
make MIN pay sums that would ordinarily ruin the
majority OF these officials. case in point were the
de falcatons Of Bowerman and Wilson, at the Balti-
more Custom House. Tie defalcatiOns com.
menced before the present collector as
sumed the duties OF the port, and Congress
will he called upon 10 relieve that of1cial
OF the responsibility eXacted in his bond. Treasury
officials seem to think the law should be amended
so as to make the deputies and cashiers OF customs
bonded officers, they being daily the custodians OF
large sums and have opportunities for practising
frauds that even the principals do not have.
least: the way the law stands the government Is IN.
varably the loser in every OF defalcaton, and
the object OF the Jaw is practically yet justly de-
featcd.
Statement. 0f Exports and Imports.
The Bureau OF statistics furnishes a comparative
statement OF imports and exports Especial value for
the nine months ending on September 80 1869, ana
1870 The imports in 1869 s3o4677, ,ss5; domes-
tic exports s24s ,oos foreign s22,scl 3satstal
exports, $27l, ,432, 3g7. In 1870 the imports were
$s73 s04 $780, domestic exports $32s o72 226: foreign
s23.14S, ,53s-total, $751; 2l5.76i Apparent advance
balance in 1862 2ss, and IN 1870 s22 679225.
Balance OF additions to bonded goods, to be deducted
In 1869, $40 $50, CSC; balance OF Withdrawals from
bonded warehouses, to he added in 1870, s7ol.44l;
Eue adverse palaRce IA ls9g s72,asa,oo2. anl. W
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The schooner Alice owned by Mr.. George W.
Kidd President OF the club carried on two priye--
There were besides other winners. whose prizes
not quite ready at the time OF distribution, but
which VIII shortly he gwen out. Mr.. Haight having
finished his task the assembage. on the Invitation
OF Commodore Jacob voorhis. proceeded Ia the
dining saloon, where an elegant supper WAS pre-.
pared. The Commodore presided, ana ~ his vicinity
President Kidd. Commodore william NoOrhi-
(oi the Atlantic Yacht Club, y. W. Nichols. w. r.
Lee ana others.
The Commodore OF the club. In replying 10 tbs
toast OF his health proposes by the President Mr. q.
W. Kidd, paid atterng tribute 10 the energy, en-
terprise and spirit of the members for tneir grand
cooperation IN getting up the last regatta which lac
submitted. had no equal during The season. He then
alluded 10 the marked progress which had character
Zed 1t during the year. ana he felt confident That with
the unitei exerion OF the members II woud soon
occupy highly important position among the
yacht clubs OF the country
KCommo1ore William Nooriis eloquenry alluded
TO the advantages which would arise rom consoii.
dation OF the Brooklyn and Atlantic Yacht Clubs.
President Kidd in the course OF some interesting
and well. pointed observations approved of the sng
gesons OF the previous speaker, and, after giving
succinct history OF the club and It's recent giRantc
strides said he trusted that the day was near al
hand when the two associations would be harmoni
Ously joined.
Messrs Haight, Ostrander McGrchan and Others
also warmly endorsed the suggestion, and aiter a
most enjoy able evening the company separated.
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but real. The question is, how can they be
paida Not by money, as the insurance COM
panies' claims can, for they cannot be esti-
mated In that way; but some compensation
could be made. Is England prepared to act
in broad, liberal and friendly spirit to settle
this matter. If SO this might be done by q
cession of territory, by opening the colonial
fisheries and freeing the navigation of the ST.
Lawrence to our citizens, by liberal CONNER
cial treaties, or by some other way. Let
England propose q settlement on such a
friendly and liberal basis, and this Alabama
difficulty may be removed at once and forever.
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More Developments In the Building Murder.
The testimony Of the numerous experts
takea by the Coroner in the building murder
investigation on Tuesday, including architects,
masons, carpenters and mortar mixers, was
very conflicting In many points, and in its
general tenor evidently leaned towards an ex-
;culpation Of the parties who might be deemed
responsible. But with all the attempts to
prove that the building was well put up, that
the materials, including the mortar, were of
such excellent quality as to render the build
ing safe, there stand the ruins-the tomb Of
four fellow beings-to prove that it was not
safe; that 1t fell to pieces before the 6rst
heavy gust of wind that struck it.
q From the very contradictory Evidence, how
ever, we gather that the msin cause of the
disaster was the dangerous fapidity with which
the building was put W. The mason himself
was forced to admit that he thought the work
was being hurried on too quickly for the
immense height Of the building, and that the
walls were not thick enough to sustain
seven stories of comparatively narrow
structure. He suggested this to Mr..
Hale, che proprietor, who answered that
he was building the house ''according
to law, and was not going beyond the law in
what he was doing" If he is right then we
want a very much more stringent law with
regard to the erection of buildings, and we
hope that the Legislature will enact such a
one at its coming session.
Was it not the business of the Inspector of
Buildings to see that this house was being
erected in dangerously short space of time,
and to have arrested the progress of the work
Immediately? Two witnesses-men of expe-
rience in such matters-swore that a building
of this size and character could not be put up
with safety in less than from three to five
months whereas the building on Thirty fifth
street was put up, from foundation to roof, in
forty-five days. This is one Of the many evils
attending the go-ahead character OF our peo-
pie. We blow up steamboats,; we run trains
Into smash we rush things too quickly some
times, without any regard to consequences
rush them often, as in this case, to ruin and
death.
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CUBA.

Whoic-aie Surrender of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Condition OF the Rcbeis-Thc Steamer
Missouri at Havana.
HAVANA, Dec. 2S, 1870.
The rebels presenting themselves for surrender
everywhere IN large numbers. Their condition
when they reach the towns IA lamenlable in the
extreme.
The steamship Missouri, from New York, arr ved
yesterday morning.
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CtLD spECUlAT ON AND tMBszzLEmENT.

The Berkshire, Mass., Life Insurance Com
pnny swiudled Out OF 1hrty-rhrec Thou
sand Dollars.
SPRINGFlELD, Dec. 2S, 1870.
BENJAMIN Chickering, OF Plttsfield, was to-day
elected from the occ OF Secretary and Treasurer OF
the Berkshire Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
that town, he having appropriated $33,00O OF tile
companys funds for gold speculation. Tue coll
paDy, however. u secured Hnm i9Ss OF
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connection with tho Vice Presidency ON the
democratic ticket Is hailed with much saiisfAc-
tion by the Southern papers. Governor John
son, 1t will be remembered, ran for Vice
President on the Douglas ticket 10 1860.
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GERMAN Y.

National Union from the South and federal
Consolidation.
MUNICH Dec. 2s, 1870.
The Bavarian Chamber or Deputies has voted In
favor OF an enlarged South German Bund, to be
allied with that OF the North German Confederation.
ana will effect an improvement In the federal
treaties lately concluded.
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EXPLOSION Of QIlWuRxs N PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2s, 1870.
Tabor 4 Harbert's coal oil works, corner OF Monu.
ment road ana Elm street. exploded this afternoon
with d loud report The works together with forty
1--WE barrels oI henzne and sixty barrels OF coal oil.
were totally destroyed
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ENGLAND.

Prussia Underwriting 10 Regulate the House,
hOid-Tcrribic Anticipnti0ns OF American
Retaliation.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1870.
II IA rumored that the Prussian Court has ex-
pressed It's disapproyal to Queen Victoria OF the
matrimonial alliance between the Princess Louise
and the Marquis OF Lorne.
The ran MaH gazette "warns'' Englishmen tnar
they "cannot do worse than to persist IN the idea
that the people Of the United States are friendly TO
England. The tact Is Numerically otherwise. At
any moment the Americans may innict iatoleraDlc
insult ON England
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{ y r o p e.
-~~~~~~~-~~-~-~~-~~~-~-
Germany Consolidating Towards ''0nc Flag
and One Country"
~>-e~e~->~~s~~>~~~~~e~~-
Spanish Cabinet Reconstruction In the
Face OF Royalty.
.~~.~~~~-,~se~-~-->~>~~--<
King William as an Arbiter Of Love
and British Matchmaking.
AUSTRIA.

Beusr and Bisninrck-NO Criuiinnfion and No
Expianntion.
VIENNA. Dec. 2s, 1870
The journals contain semi.ofcial denial Of the
truth OF the published statement that Baron Beust
has replied to note from Count Bismarck concern
ing the status OF Austria toward the German Bund.
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HERsoHEL v. JOHNSON FOR Woe PeEsI-
ernor Herschel Y. Johpsop, Of Georgia, in
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SrEINWAY A Sons.

A.-F
SrEINwAY 4 SONS.
Manufacturers Of Grand Square aud Upright
PIANOFORTES
invite the attention Of the public to their splendid ass0rt
Of Panofores at moderate prices Old Pianos taken
exchange. Every Panofote warranted for
Illustrated catalogues mailed free application
WAREROOMS, SrElNWAi HALL
l0a and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York.
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TURKEY.

IL Not the "Sick Mnn'' and Don't Wnnt the
Doctors.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 2s. 1870.
The Turkish government has In note urged upon
the other Powers its objection TO the discussion OF
any questions affecting the Danubian Prlncpalities
IN the London Conference
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BERLIN, Dec. 2s, 1870.
Information has been received here that the Porte
has ordered The Bosphorus and Dardanelles coasts
protected by torpedoes.
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An Elegant Selection of Diagonal Walking
Goats DRU MGOID, KING CO., at moderate prices
DRUMGOLD, KING x co, <33 Broadway,
between Canal and Howard streets.
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A.-TOr n stylish and Elegant Holiday Hat
90 to EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer lls Nassau street
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A.-A.-Royi Havana SuCplcmeutNrv.-
Determined by the drawings Of the Roya Havana Lottery
For information Ac.. address MCINTYRE, GREGORY 2
co. 3lb Canal street and l5s Chatham street.
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An Assortment OF Wines, Rrandics, Irish and
Scotch Whiskeys, Liquors. &c. &c, for the holidays
JOHN j. STAFF, 1I5 Cham bers street
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A.-Ladics Furs.
Now Ia the time to get bargains,
at WARNOCK x cos, bi9 Broadway.
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A Holiday Gift OF Real Value

One of Smiths American Organs.
By far the best made.
DTGRAY 4 ELLISON, Agents, 81 Union square.
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Cheapest Bookstore In the World-16,4 433
books hand suitable for presents; catalogue free
LEGGAT BROTHERS, No. Beekman street. f
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A.-A.-Sso 10 23 and 15 East Fourth Street,
block east OF Broadway wish enjoy the luxury
OF a Russian Napor Bath.