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FINANCIAL.
CE TO INVESTORS

A NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
The attention Of the investing public Is called the
limited remainder of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD sEvEN.THIRrY LOAN. The unsold balance
will be soon absorbed by current Sales after which the
Company has resolved Issue only Six Per Cent Bonds
There are now more than 500 miles Of the road
in regular operation. with growing traffic. Surveys
and construction progressing satisfactorily. The
survey the present connection with
the Stanley military expedition has resulted in
the location Of an excellent line through Western Dakota
Eastern Montana and the company has advertised
for proposals for grading and bridging the Yellowstone
Division, extending 206 miles from Bismarck, at the
crossing Of tho Missouri River to the crossing Of the
Yellowstone in Montana The companys lands (amount
Ing to than 20 900 mile OF road selling
to settlers average price of nearly six dollars per
acre. and Of land sales constitute Sinking
Fund for the repurchase and cancellation Of FIRST mort
gage bonds
The company's and three-tenths per cent gold
bonds the last of which offered yield nearly 81
per cent per annum at the present price of gold.
All marketable securities are received IN exchange at
current rates. and Information furnished on inquiry
JAY COOKE CO..
Nwall street. New York.
REASONABLE RATEs--MoNEY ON LIFE AND
Endowment INSURANCE Policies Mortgages and other
Companies J. hSBkTcH Co, III Broadway
A RENTS YOUNG ov,.
a ,,v and No On s New street sscr,t,s.
A TLANTIC BANK (DEPosIT CLAIMS
O. N. ROTH SO Pine street.
A LExANDER FROTHINGHAM 4 COMPANY Or
IA game incorporated companies make investments
IN mercantile, manufacturing and other pursuits for cap
stantiai concerns ALEXANDER FHOTHfNGHAM L
COMPANY, ll2 Broadway.
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
"A. in New York Brooklyn and New Jersey Apply to
References~Hon john J. Cisco Robert a. Lowry Esq.
Jacob D. Vermilye, ESQ
TRIE RAILWAY COMPANY,
~ - TRKAsuREa's orrIoE New York, August u. 1879
gage Bonds Of the New York and Erie Railway Company
falling due September next will be paid and after
that date at the office Of Messrs Duncan, Sherman Co.,
W. P. sHRARMAN, Treasurer
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
pom bonds 81 900 each; Registered bonds of 5000 and
$1,000 each price los and accrued the mortgage
railroad, properly and franchises Of the company max.
FREEMAN, s. Exchange place '' y
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
ness to-day were follows:-
currency. .$1U, ZSy,099
Special deposit Of legal tenders for the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. 81, S15 600
Coln. eI,245 7So
Including coin certificates ............. A, 1853 500
outstanding legal tenders. 1856, 600 900
The Treasury Department to-day received from
the syndicate in London $5,ooo,OOo in nve-twenty
bonds and cancelled coupons. The receipts from
internal revenue amounted to s104,S3e. The re-
cepts from customs were s6s6,0O0. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $46S 900 account OF interest,
and 50, 900 in redemption OF ive-twenty bonds.
EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The total exports of produce from this port for
che week ending to-day amounted to s5,2s1, 459
mixed values, which is an increase over last week
OF $23,269. The exports for corresponding period
Of last year were o5l and for 1871 s. 100 437
The total exports since January this year are
e1s4 sos, 1884, against $142 491, 44O last year and
el40,97 obs in ISL.
RAILROAD BONDS
are 1rm. without much activity. We note sales OF
Michigan sevens at 99k, Burlington and Cedar
Rapids at 81 $50, Union Pacific tens at e2H a
a2A, Union Pacific first at s11S, New York Central
sixes at 81 ~ Toledo and wabash first at 95, Great
Western second at BIN, Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated at 9lX do. interest bonds at o63S,
Alton and Terre Haute second preferred at SIX,
long Island Railroad first at 90.
The following were the bids as amended at the
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Wheat was quiet but nrm closing easy with prospect
OF IIser receipu tomorrow day The GALES Ias
eyenng were abon 100 600 bushels at sI 81 for prime No
ZNorthweu spring, u aSl 81 for No 1Miiwaukec and
tei2beri " sk AL &C for red winter 70 arrive in al
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TEXAS AND P kSIE%Ar COMPANY
Chartered by the United States Government


First Mortgage SIX Per Cen. Gold
SoSstraction Bonds
ao'n01 MitS s sE sfss = Fu 1Sansre'a
and Tree from government State and other taxes
Issued only NJ az On leo completed nIne road.
and in ~ re KIT N s Currency.
These Bonds are secured BY Sinking Fund and By
IS soss,
gliding sa STATE. sod s aSfs' Ss
s HSsAs 1HSHsSs and rrs Tss:ss 3 The
First .eles s aSaS Of s
Eastern Texas biyisonE miles q road ~
from to ana to JEFF
Grading and bridging completed and ties delivered on
2o s az miles Of ROAD Track now being la,d at
mia Division. FIRST section, from San Diego east under
Government bonds and all other marketable securities
will be rsssysd at prices in exchange for these
cn %aRs s1S full Ss oS%n win be fur
HDSu sTsbn Kxsbo s9h sss yoi New York.
B. JAMESON 4 CO., Philadelphia.
WILL ANY BENEVOLENT WEALTHY LADY OR
~. ,gr gentlemen loan strictly honest business man
valid wife, SATISFACTORY reference. address INVALID
Mortgages on City G5SgfSd HGsSi e. Rs
$R7 ZOO !NAPPRoyEp SECOND MORTGAGES,
ranging from sSSa running Sfa from ss 70 Is
f4asp.s %. dis
$S7. 500 TO- LOAN ;.So, ON BOND AND MORT 7;
years S sSf hspE' S6sh ~ ~ broadway
$96. 900 TO L :nA BOND AND MORT T
Anu B. ~! h BxhF.E IS Wall stree.
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River. With this hght upon them che following
ngures may prove valuable

nguTeo may prove valuable -
Capital and A1es capital
1865. ........... s7sss'coo isl s4s,sia
1870. ........... A7s7,0oo t4s 1855
1S73............ 83,9sS,138 ola 54,9O7
Now, II In 1866 $4s,el2 per milercould have pro-
duced q road like the Chicago and Rock Island,
lS1 miles, with capacity to earn $a,154Oo0 gross,
why in 1870 dad not 49, $40 per produce the adj
ditonal as2 miles with equal earning capacity 1t
viii be remembered that the earrings OF 1873 are
only tribe over twice those of 1896. We live and
learn. and for the past three years at
fast rate on this line. II any one objects TO our
taking the total capital as the basis for the
foregoing table, with no allowances for other
assets of the company, we reply that our object
viii have been accomplished when we have excited
the actual owners OF this stock to an examination
of its real condition. 1t Is not to be forgotten by
any one disposed to calculate for himself that 1865
had some good assets, say over $4,000 in cash.
We are after the truth, not controversy, and pro-
pose to arrive at 1t in our own way.
We have seen that the line was completed and
opened through to the Missouri River June 7, 1862
Now, start from the report Of 1870 with capital Of
$40 O0e 900, and see how evenly capital and divi-
dends have kept pace.
Increased Stock: Dividends d,a "a:
1871 .Sl,OOO,WW S!,ISo'soo
loIZ zsOOV,VV
1873 .................. l,oOO,OOo A'oA'''.1
Totals. 100000 $4,lss, ia
Stock sold in three years. 500, 600
Add estimated premium OF per cent.... $4,000
Total amount realized rom sale stock. 900
Total dividends paid same time....... 4lss, ia
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sl0,v Us $50, c, IS. :. Iil
25O0 OS 5-2U. c, 80. n. ~
1000 oss5-20.c, '&n.sm III
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
IN road Companies First Mortgage Bonds-Interest
PSn bonds 81 o96 each registered bonds Of 5000 and
by which they secured is first lien upon the entire
railroad property and franchises Of the company max
ing them undOubted security For sale BY DAVIS 4
FREEMAN, 50 Exchange place,
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ELEGANT JUVENILE BOOKS
FOR
RISTMAS PR ESENTS.
THE NAMES OF THE AUTHORS A GUAR
ANTEE OF THE EXCELLENCE OF
THE BOOKS.

AMERICAN HISTORIES FOR YOUTH. BY
Jacob Abbott. In eight volumes: each volume
complete in itself; illustrated with 1 numerous
barley, Chaplin, Hcrrick, Perkins, Parsons,
Bcnuleu. and others. Per set $40.
THE GOOD BOYS LIBRARY. 10 vols,
lsmo, III illustrated, green muslin' gilt BACK
THE GOOD GIRLS LIBRARY. 10 vols, 1smo,
illustrated, red muslin, gilt back. Per set, Sc.
THE GELDART SERIES. BY Mrs. Thomas Gel
dart. Illustrated by John Gilbert vols, 1smo
edition, gilt back. Per set, *3. 80.
AUNT MAkY'S STORIES. 6 vols, cloth, square
1Smo. Per set, S3.
THE BRIGHT HOPE SERIES. BY Rev. J.: T.
,Trowbrdge. s vols, lsmo, gilt back. uni
THE OAKLAND STORIES. BY George B. Tay-
lor., I vols, lsmo' illustrated, gilt back. Per
THE 'j RoLIo S3iIIVoi STORY BOOKS. BY Jacob Abbott.
~ vols, l6mo, illu'tratcd. Per set, "a
LITTLE ROSY'S TRAVELS. Q elegant miniature
9s aSp Sauiif@y Fer ses sSo isf
L1TTL L { ta BEsSih'S COUNTRY STORIES. 6 vols.
elegantly illustrated similar TO Little Amy's
THE VioIET STORIES. i2 elegant miniature
vols, similar to The Rosebud stories, !" with
20 9snrH made dIotSp apsssa samG fgs s
THE FAITH HERLAND SERIES. u 6vois., translated
from the German; $6; ~, e,,., >,
volumes Handsomely illustrated Per set,
AMERICAN NBlOGRAPH1-DanielB BoOne, Sene-
raj Israel Putnam. Capts' John Smith, Bene-
dict Arnold. volumes: Price per set. $5.
CECIL'S BOOKS OF NATURAL HiSTORf-ln-
BALLAETYNE'S LIBRARY OF ADVEN-
TURES. 6 volumes cloth: $3.50. One ofthe
best set of boys books published.
PARLEY'S COTTAGE LIBRARY. BY S;, G.
GOODRICH. 12 volumes, 1smo muslin, Illus
trated, gilt back: Per set, $720: r,p
LITTLE ONES AT HOME. BY Mrs. A. A.
Tenney Complete III @ vols, the whole COLI
taining 500 wood cngravingS. vols, 16mo,
fancy Cloth. Per SCI, Sc: ,
THE FLORENCE STOkIES: BY Jacob Abbott.
6 vols. emo. illustrated. gilt back Fer SET, w.
edition, elegantly illustrated, Of the old favor
iIc. vols, 16mo. Per set, rs. .
ANY of the above will be sent by mall postpaid
TO any address, on receipt of the price.
w j. Il. ELLfSON.
Bookseller and Sewsdealer,
da otDeo5 1112 Main street
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Too Late.

!, lllI> .cv@ hat i gliding lte's Summer
t'ai come in Life's Spring,
.irw my soul would have met the newcomer
WIKI garment aud ring:
WIN >i.rtfoc offered in gladneSS,
With hope for the beautiful years
4 Il. from the depth OF my sadness
greet II wl:a tcurs.
!r,n !a..- 90 VIC stand II the altar.
To" late you rejoice.
..,J .ai. tiC YOU trcinblc aud faltcr
II the sound OF my voice.
=" hand that you holo has grown thinner,
The heart llxs known anguish and fears;
an yUurs, 0T1ctorouS winner.
salute you with tears
:na say that Loves golden September
I, iii;hiGl and strong:
fn@ marvel that ! should remember
i.p.,''S hay-tlIRc OF wrong.
..,.- -u!rOa for YOU Is ali over.
NJ hear. is prophetic In fear.
II - for your Kiss aS my lover,
ti-r ny tart
5. ..at ! s!vC 70 the check IN lis whitencSs
t:lie. lt.~. 70 IT. bloom
- 1tI . urn from the fN III their brightness
AG& wnr~h hip their gloom!
- roe. Il! is freshness and beauty.
/ ~ y::..a"d ia YOUR earlier years:
u II. yen .!r :i~.i u. faded. from duty:
I:!rr'H'. H.iE tears BoS.On nfote.
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FOR CHRISTMAS
AT E. L. GRANGERS,
627 BROAD STREET.

Owing to the prevailing panic ] have been able 10
purchase my stock OF FANCY GOODS at n greatly
reduced price. in view and with the hope that my
marked all OF nay stock, mostly adapted for Christ
mas presents, at twenty-five per cent. below Il, the
of real UXIDIZED CLASPS, COIN SILVER 0XI-
DIED, BALL EARRINGS OXIlIZED. Sill:
WEIR, PEARL, and GLIB ED VINAGRETTE and
CHATELAINES. Also, the most beautiful line of
fine PLATED GOLD SETS and BRACELETS to
be found in the city. In addition to the above
have about three hundred REAL HAIR BRAIDS,
which. with the balance of my stock of KID
GLOVES. EMBROIDERlES, LACES, CORSETS,
&C, &C., will offer at prices defying compeitlon
at z. L. GRASGER'S,
de It'll 627 Broad street.
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tI.OTR.
THRISTMA:c CHEER

CHEER
PURE JAMAICA RUN.
JULES ROBINS'S COGNAC BRANDY,
FINE PORT and SHERRY WINES,
AppI.EanapEACu BRANDIES.
CHAMpAGSES.
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DOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND

NEW.YEAR.
T.R. PRICE i co. are adding many new and
beautiful goods to their stock, just bought In the
northern markets.
Great Jobs In DRESS and other GOODS,
BLACK GRoS-GRAIS and BONNET SILKS.
NAyY-BLUE, ELEPHAST-BREATII. and other
new shades POPLINs and eACHEMEREs;
DRESS GOODS lgrcat reductionsl rs, 80, and
35c.;
MoUR NISG GOODS, many new styles-GRo DE
ZURICH, IMPERATRICE. HERSATTAS, Mo-
HAIRS, CAAEL'S-HAIR, &C.;
CRAZE Wells, COLLARS, and TIES
IIadi es' SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all Nos;
VELyETEENS, TWILLED SILKS, and YEL0URS;
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVES. &c.;
DoMEsTICS ut very lowest rates, SC. de 10
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What.can be more enjoyable than fine GIG AR At
a1 ter good Christmas dnnerp SCdIEN mas the
largest and best stock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
In tl,e city, and MANILA CHEROOTS. He
has also IN store choice supply OF the most ceie e
brated brands OF SMOKING and CHEWING H.
Meerschaum Goods of all descriptions; Cigar
Cases and Tobacco-Pouches; indeed, every aftlcie
usually found in a first-cllss estaDlishment'
Then smoke and think on Heidclburg and me,
Where cigars grow on every tree;
Where brooks run beer, tobacco grows In groves;
Well meet and smoke, and drink 70 lormcr lo'es'
do
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"Heap on more wood the wind Is chill,
But let itSrhistle as 1t will,
We'll keen our Christmas merry STILL"


wooDHoUsE & PARHAM
offer many elegant and appropriate things fnr
Christmas aud Ncw-Ycar's gifts, among "h'ch
smS sqSE RRBiY 81 1SL9' ILL UsTR >TED WORKS OF ART
sTANDARD AUTHORS, in fresh and attractive
r1,E EshT'aSS hFaV0RITE POETs-Milton, Shakespeare,
Byron, Burns, Scott Moore Pope, Go"Ser' sa
Tennvson. Mrs. liemans, Mrs. BROWNING, %c''
&c-varlols edions IL beaulitiy nd tiySWNnRuoKs S1aRsSo
BIBLES, pEAiEk,Bo9,hhs, OK ,,aat ana rJeranI: !,
pHoToGRAPHG ALBqMs;;i great Eafad,,rr yGr,ft acaie
PORTABLE & OF Ra2ts.T pa r,rS
F,cnt T@I Ga:ar; I
OF Russia-leaher ,nSroec%, a.9 TiER cTliSktn
GopltsE G6pD SESs, \ 81 the best a Of I'm aEers:
pENCILeeASES;s some very 5caulnu''
PHGK P6EKEff KEf-ENIvEH, ENTyMoiP'A'Pr iPA'PrER-FoLDERs,
hLPHABETan and Bull DING BLOCKS,
cHHAREN's Fl II 4; Books-"n immense e0''e'''o-'
r ARGE AND FRESH STOCK. BOUGHT
IL at panic prices, and VIII DC sold cheap.
Largest assortment OF -....a-e--
DOLLS and FANCY BOXES
10 he found In the city Call early. Select what you
want. 1t Will be put aside for you i9r Snrls1as'
daa S07 Broad street.
NHRIsTMAs PRESENTS, &c.
T. r r. PRICE co. have opened new supplies of
CLOAKS and WRAPPINGS;
rIcpapt stock STRIPED and FANCY SHAWLS;
HANDKERCHIEFS,
In boxes, for ladies aud gentlemen'
GLOVES II. great variety,
LACE aud MUSLIN SETS.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
HENSTiTCHED and LlSEN-CAhBRlC HAND
KERCHIEES,
SOCKS,
SUSPENDERS.
da1n CRAVATS, &c, &c.
DAISINS, CITRON,
III CURRANTs. NUTS i@ssso.ted)' @
NEI Si)N and COXE'S GELATISE,
COOKING WINE and CIDER. oo
deI3 GEORGE A. HuSOLE1 w.
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cELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR chill
DREN WITH CARE.

- ELEO1 bOSiAS SAA
DREN WITH CARE.
AMERICAN noYs BOOK OF SPORTS AND
GAMES, &3 so:
ARABIAN NIGHTS, $50;
ROBINSON CRuSOE, S1.5O;
GRIMM'S HOME STORIES, :1.25;
OLD TALES FOR THE YOUNG, S!.23;
ANDERsON'S FAIRY TALES, Sl.25
CHESS MINORITY lnewl, :! ~: .,,,rc zoo
CuILD'S OWN BOOK OF FAIRY iALto' ooo
i,lHiSSii0oIFST SiSsi OF THE 2TiDg tnow, 1925;
MAROuNEk'S ISLAND, LOO;
SWiSS FAMILY EOBISSUN. 81 so;
SANFORD L MERTON, ~ 80 s., IN
GRIMH;S GEKNIAN POPUL AIR TALES, SOU !;
Pm.GRIn,S PROGRESS, IL so: ,,,
A JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE of The
xAPaito Fakt{5; oS ASD HIS MARsHALs, $3.50;
t:6rII,j A-HJJNTERS, by BALLENTiSE, @l.Zo !
Will MEN OF THE W EST. 81 20 ;n,-s
A HISTORY OF WONDERFUL INVENTIONS
p1EETE AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
CHRISTMAS FAIRIES, 81 .2o;'
RHODA THORNTON tnew1, 3!.oo'
LOTTIE EAMt:S new, si:Soi
Shx,s DRSpK OF MARTYRS. 1925.
rIir DhTGHTFR'S OWN BOOK, 6Oc.;
MAYNE REILS BOOKS FOR BOYS leach''
pu SliaGiI lciaaGiILLU's BOOKS FOR BOYS (ea'h''
A9y of the above sent by mail, post;paid, on re-
oeip' Va "'~ f bookseller and Statloncr,
do o-treo5 No. 11l2 aain street.
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CHU,pREN.s ANIMALS FOR 1873.

Q I'M '
CHATrER-Box. New volume for 1878. sl.oo.
LITTLE FOLKS for 1878. $3.50.
SUNDAY READING FOR THE YOUNG. Lou.
CHLpnES.s FRIEND for 1873. 75c.
INFANTS. MAGAZINE for 1878. 7oc'
NURSERY for 1873. $50.
rh. .,ove 70 all bound In attractive board covers,
and win be sent by mail postpaid, TO any address
nm receipt OF the price by J.T. ELLfSoS'
de l5-tDe25 4Alz ma1" '''ss"
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pOPULAR POETS, handsomely bound
4 In cloth. berelled boards and gilt edges: with
illustrations by Sir JOHN GILBERT, BIRKET Fos-
TER, T.. u. CORBOuLn, j. WOLF, and others. Price,
each, so. '
LIST OF TIE SERIES:
Alllton's Poetical Works, illustrated by Harvey.
Burns, illustrated by Sir John Gilbert, A. Il. A.
Aloore's {Thomas) Poems, illustrated by E. H. Cor
boud. W.
Byron's Poems, illustrated by Sir J. Gilbert A. r,
A. Wolf and others.
Popes Poetieal Works. illustrated BY Sir John Gil
bert, A. X. A.
scotts Poetcal Works, with illustrations by E. Ii.
Corbould.
Campbelrs (Thomasl Poetical Works, with illus
- trat1ons by Sir John Gilbert, A. K. A.
Shakespeare's Complete Works, illustrated by Sir
John Gilbert, A. r. A.
Leigh Hunts Poems, illustrated by f. H. Corbould.
Rogers's Poems, with many wood cuts.
Mrs. Hemans Poetlcal Works Illustrated.
Any Of the above sent postpaid on receipt Of the
price by j. Il. ELLYSOS,
de 10 1112 Main street.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

r E. BRAGG, 201, CORNER SEC ~
y OED AND BROAD STREETS, has ~
now on hand q large and superior stock of EY7
CHRISTMAS CHAIRS for children. Oh AMER,
PARLOR, and DtSIEG-ROUM FURNITURE OF
every description at reduced prices Furniture re-
paired. Chairs cane-seated ut the lowest price.
GOODS delivered free IN the city. Call and see me
before purchasing elsewhere de 22
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christmas Songs

......,,lrr SONGS arc worthy OF repro
..' .....f f; sny time. hu: seem especially ap-
.,....,l 70 Christmas. The first is song
.......,.},. written at an carly day in the
.f,sian GA
rr. r.,.ln.~>rsS FORWARD co.
,f'..-2la Rcq,s proieun'.)
-., ,4aacr> FORWARD! go,
-. no. forth in mystic glow.
b. .t $50, our flesh who made.
-. --. ne = re. our ransom paid.
.,.,t,r- %, ru.rlnS from his side,
,.ta j!1,t precious Hood,
=, ,,,.- r,...s.,~, water flowed, and blood.
...,... ..... gal; David told
.-4. l,-t l.aciiC ,ug OF old
=. ~, .,.,, !pas. God, saith nc,
~ ~. .r.. ..;.ct and triunpAed rom the tree.
..........r ,rauiy! tree OF light!
...-s-. ~. rrxti purple 4iEh;
..,. uar>t ir!umpaa breast
....> III. - should tind their rest.
. ,,,..~t .-atnlS. 50 widely flung.
.a ,.,.-..',.C this worlds ransom hung
80. .,.. o.: huuAn Kind TO pay.
.-.... -.r >pricr OF his ptcr.
All. ,~.,..-.nr. dropping from each hough,
.r..... . ila.a sweetest nectar thou:
..-. :. - ~ III" :ra.: -! pcac" ana praise,
>r. - WIN rriumphal LAYS
.... .r.,.. hail. . victim thee
...,. p. B., ;!N PASSIONS victory.
1..-. III '.sF Slanc-> death endured.
life. t. death :or man procured.
n a. n.t,.-yu. >,Eln anu ot laier dite i
q ,,,,y, .vmn. Hut it forci5ly represents n
.. 1,o.for IN accordance with the
w. ~ y"
....' - ..-t age:
>..-H-u>- FuCST oF HOLY GLApNESs.
.,,,,.rv,<-<>. r-,,,s.l
,s.r;,<: FoEn; o. holy -lidnre>.
- ilSht "a ever >h"'.
49,. 81 = ~ JOY 'I'' HlJ'.'-S
-.'''~' N"t' e"'!H!''E'
-"..' - ~, - ~. 80 ~ = ~ !, h.,o,,.s
n-lniti,%>t everything.
'''' '''<'' ''-' Will
...- AZ Sh''" !lAc gcn,lcNl showers
-. ~. - II, ,;uickcn.d powers.
49,, ;I..-;r.. from Their throne:
p hon. . ,lunlc trMc>t.
..... ..,,i clf. =. thee pn>-V>i,
49, .,'sa.. :lo,y TO ill.,
4. ..~, ,y"r trg" and holy.
~..... :t.>,.Iooa thou dos; il,tc,
....' - :u"st where the lo"tE
Al, ..t - ,. IHs hic ctt'c walt
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HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.

TOYS. TOYS! TOYS.!!
just received and opeulng . large and select
assortment Of
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
including Ill the latest novelties. MECHANICAL
TOYS specially.
These goods will be sold ut prices adapted to the
times. - ,,>.-r,,
A full assortment Of TINWARE. STOVES, &C.,
MT GEORGE kLEIN'S,
6l4 Broad, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
de S-St
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BAGKSG&;AMAIoN BOARDS furnished .... 81 90
faRGHEESl ......................-..--. 1 90
DOMlNOES. ..-...50, 75c, l %
BkiSSUE. ........................... 90
= "a ShME OF sIEEPLE-CEASt... ..:-..:....... 90
board game. . 90
LUlIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
k,GiISlNG EAPRESS. SS.............--...... so
kINGS AND IERS................ rs
aF1LUi1E. tnewl: l:.::......................... as
OLD OILD SUfioSIIf SHOP...................- 40
rlG AKO ....................... so
GAsfE OF AU tHORS...A ...A.............-.... so
SESUENCES.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
SiLBRONETTE COMlCALITIES... 70
IaE TlChLER. Fun of the Funniest. 80
IOrEM tuew).. .................. 80
Old Maid, Couversation-Cards,S Snip-Snap-
Snorum. Red Riding Hood. House that
Jack Built, Mother Hubbard, Cinderella, DIR.
Fusby,. .Fortune-T.llipg Cards, each........ 25
Amy Of the absve sent by mail postpaid on re-
celpt vi the price by j. T. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Newsdealer,
de 10 1112 Main strppt
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SMOKING

THE HOLIDAYS AT GEORGE sCHEN's,
CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
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yRsDAY MORNING, DECEMBER rs, 1873. /
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

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|, a MEXICAN TOY BOOKS-ALL THAT
"A. are published. ....- !.
iPANORAMAS-a Large assortment at 25, SO, 75c.,
and $3.50; - -. - >
BIBLES In every variety OF binding from SOC. to
PHAf HAfER-BOOkS-a large assortment-ranging
from 4Gc. to S5:
HfhlS-BOOKS OF all denominations In great
CATHoLiG PRAYER-BooKs-a fine assor,-
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WOEK-BOXES :rora 75c. to So;
WRITlSG-DESkS from IL to SIS, at
1T. ELLYSON'S,
DE lO NO. 1112 Main street.
CHILDREN's CANES,
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE AS
sORTMENT IN THE CITY,
EMBRACING