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ment, no one need hesitate about sub
scribing or renewing.
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BACON, Lard, and Canvassed Hams
bought before the late advance, and
sold comparatively cheapat
WIN. GIEsEN's
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WHICH Is OIiEAPEsr

A package of DUKES Durham, con.
tanning twenty pipe-iullsI Of tho best
smoking tobacco made, or one common
cigar? Each costs ten cents.
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s .a.a FOUNDIa n
etltgr TOM. GLOVER
s..,r ialt AT iol ? 81 r.
"MALONE'sC CHEAP STORE"
(DRY GooDsr DEPARTMENT,)
EQuNnJ

CALL one. A. Smith for fresh fruits
and vegetables Of all kinds. Good
bargains. yMarketprice paid for hides,
poultry, eggs and butter. West side
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Special Notice!

Those desiring advertisements or
local notices must hand them in on
or before THURSDAY, in order to in
sure their insertion the same week.
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PETERSON for November, Ballou
Tor October, Smiths Fashion Maya
lines, and various other novelties, al
this Office.
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LUMBER, shingles, eto may hereafter
be had at Rau's old stand of
A. G. MosHER.
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NOTICE-LETTING POOR
HOUSE FARM
Oct. 4-tf

BIDS vIIl be received BY ID. cssnty yoese Of
Hays county Up to Sov. 10. ls7s. 20 keep the Poor
House Psrra and psspers fof the yesr lsss-the
bi1der 10 Civ. boD1 In the srn % Five Huscrsc
Dollars 20 keep the farm in COED repair. The
c0.rt reserves he night 20 reject sry o. al h:s
BIZ order % the coznissiossrs' court.
I'D .. L. GREES.
Oct .. is-s. &C. Hays %.
Oct t3v
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SIZE said she would embrace the
hrst opportunity answered the unso-
phisticated youth, would that were
an opportunity" And this opportu-
nifty want you all to embrace By Sc
curing perfect Likeness from
DALGLEIsH.
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The weather has been variable fol
some time, but generally suitzy; fire.
,uuent showers, But little rain.
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PARKER'S Santouine Worm Lo.enge'
are the best Of al Wo:m Medicines.
OF mothers, all over the land,
give their children PARKER'S Santonins
Worm Losenges. Try them, Of Reynolds
h Dauiel'a.
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EICKBRMAN's Best st. Louis Flour
Eagle Steam '.'t.
and choice Texas Flour.
WIN. GIEsEN.
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SAN MARCOS, Oct. 4. 1879.

LAKESIDE and Seaside Libraries,
a fresh supply. of the best numbers, at
this Office.
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Acknowledgement OF sabscrIP.
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The following persons have paid the
several sums set opposite their names
on subscription TO the FREE PRESS
during August aud September:
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Photographs!

A Speciality of copying and enlarging
ANAL and defective pictures, and fin
ishing them equal to pictures from life
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FULL line of ladies ties at Daley &
Bros from 10cts up.
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DRESS patterns in new shades and
colors at DALEY & Bros from 15cts
nm
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A CHOICE lot OF Can Goods, Pickles
in Glass and Kegs, Mackerel, and
Cheese at VIM. GIEsEN's.
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APPLES and other fresh fruits; also
canned fruits in variety, at o,g i,niu
ILL.,. Fritz LANGE's. ..
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A NICE lot Of net goods, neck wear,
dress goods and trimmings, at +" n
...A. 81 n nal DhluHs'
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Dou's Forges

That W. H. Harris 3 Co.,, at Kings
bury, are selling lumber at Austin
prices. A,.A sept lS'Im.
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Wood Wanted {!

We are ready to receive our winters
supply Of wood from persons indebted
to this office, or on new subscriptions.
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For SALE-a very good water bar
rel. Apply at this Office. 'l'i
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Oct. Adv

SINGLE copies of the FREE PRESS
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HOMIE NEWS.
CLIDDEN'S Galvanized steel
Barbed Wire, cheap at DoNALsoN's 4,

PAY the printcrl Come forward
and settle up the old scores, nor more
delay. ,y!.i .uiy- lt.. al! ,uIru
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Just Received /!

Nails, Fence Wire and
general assortment Of Hardware and
cutlery G4 at.e
at VIM. GIEsEN,s
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Fer SALE! g..

offer for sale my handsome town property on
San Antonio street, adjoining that Of squire Nc
Bride consisting Of some three lots. all inciosed,
with g comfortable dwelling house and good veil
Of water on 10.
Also, 50 acre. Of timbered lsnd-gocd timber
and good lapd-iyiog between the Burieson home
stead and Col. yaeknAn's. For terms apply 10
WV yoHs SCOTT.
Oct. 4-f
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COUNTY Court has been in session
all the week. mostly engaged with
gambling cases. We will give the
main results in our next.
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The first lot Of Deere Plowsjust in
It e. 80 VI '..''' WIN. GiEsEN's.
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HARDWARE! e.,
Just received by DONALDSON.
Photographic!

Mothers, catch the shadow ere the
substance fades, bring in the babies
while the weather's fine. 1872
DALGLEIsH.
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By your Sewing Machine needle
and oil at DALEY Bros.
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Doors and Snsll '"''''" III
Kept>on hand by A. B. F. Kerr, North
side plaza. "a 2 = - loot. 8. 3m
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SEE Trustees notice of sale of Brad
shaw property.
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PhotoRraDlls!

Photographs! ,,
viii work, 10 Dr.. Combs Gallery
after to, day. % 70 lGrDALaLEsH.. 4
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AMERICAN Flirting Machines
'he best and cheapest in the market.
G.. W. Donaldson.
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prices.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
RECOGNITION OF GOD.
puo,i eo.taen at ne yewfsA Temple EDmanuE E

Rabt Go.thsR at ne Jewish Temple EBamanuEl.
Rabbi Gottheil preached yesterday morning
AT the Temple Emmanuel Fifthave. and Fortysecond-
st. from Psalms xiv 1.-THE fool bath said in his heart
there is no God" Infdelty. said the preacher, which
Il as closely allied to wickcdness parent to child has
been shared greater less degree by all nations.
sweeping denunciation should not be made against
all those who do not believe I'm the Scrip
lures. An atheist is not necessarily corrupt
and all should be judged by their acts, giving every
honest man credit for his honesty and upghtness what
ever his belief NAV be- We do not believe IN Christi
any but we may ask is there truth IN that
As no truth unmixed with may be said
TO pe without grain of truth-especally Christi
any is so widely spread and firmly believed II there
be no od VIC should feel that there nothing real in
life and that life not worth living Our
sense OF responsibility does not arise from
the Impressions received in childhood, because we
are able account for 10 rational grounds. For
man TO say there Is God Is another way OF saying
that he his God and judge. and Is responsible 10
no one. IN such nc becomes an aut0crat, having
no one to answer 10, and In consequence
has less consideration for Others. Blot ont
a parent over all and cannot call each other brother
There are many amongst professors who think
lftc need be said about God. II the preaching eO-
auent they saw that Is enough. That would do well,
but II would uproot our religion. To preserve the
religion OF fathers IL TO recognize and
worship God in our inmost hearts.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

The Blissy:lle u. d. case of supposed murder Is
now believed TO be no murder at all. George hein-
bardt, who died on Friday from the effects
of fractured skull, met with the INJURY
il is thought us a consequence of falling while IN
toxlcated Information of his death was gwen at
the Second Precinct Staton-honse, in Long Island
City abOus 10 O'clock on Friday night
by John Nessler and his wife. of Bhssville,
at whose house Reinhardt boarded. Rcin-
hardt worked for John Schmttler, and these two
1nen went 10 New-lOrk with load on thursday
afternoon, ard on their way home they drank ire
qucntly particularly at Hunters Point. Schmitt-
what occurred. though when he took Rem
harlt 10 Nessers house, ne said that henhardt had
fallen of the wagon and cut his head. Though ms
memory was afterward confused, this was probably
the method ot Reinhardfs injury. as II cannot be
nscertained that the men were ever otherwise tnan
perfectly good friends.
Officer Bnvie was duty al the station-housc
when the NesSlers gave the information Of the
death and he and Officer Parkes soon afterwaId
started for Blissvillc TO find Schmttlcr. Upon
reaching East-avc. and Fourth-st, they heard n
CIV 0f Watch! help. uoicew etc, from TIE direc-
tOD of the railroad track, and soon met Schmitlcr
running toward them without his hat. They took
him INTO custody, but as he then s.upeied with
liquor. they could make little of what he
had TO say. Ihen they woman rum
ming toward the station-house in high
state of excitement. She and Schmittlci
both said that some man assaulted them on the
track and then ran av ay. hough toeir stories
were somewhat conflicting. it Is thoneht probable
than this statement correct. Schmlttler ana
this woman in the Queens County jan awaiting
a further examination tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AnEMoRALIzED PARTY.


REPORTS or COMMITTEES on CHARGES OF TREAcH-
FRy OF TAMMANY HALL
The Tammany Committee on Organization met
Yesterday afternoon and received the reports OF the
committees appointed TO investigate the charges Oh
treachery made against the leaders OF certain ds-
trics nd the late election. Colonel Gilon, from the
committee which investigated the charges made oy
John r. fIaskn against Thomas 0'Callaghan, OF the
XlXth District reported that the district was badly
demoralized as was in fact the whole party IN the
late election, hut Mr. O'Callaghan was not
responsible for any part of that decentralization In
the XIlth District, where Colonel Roberts charged
Alderman Keenan, and Coroner WOltman with hav-
ing "scld him ont" Mr. Grady reported that the
district treacherously managed on election day.
hut that Mr.. Woltman was net censurabie The rc,,
port stated, however that Alderman Keenan, worked
for Peter BOwe for sheriff. and also that otner dis-
trict managers were censurable, aud that the uen-
eral Committee of that district could moi be trusted
Tire nrimaries for the election OF members 10 tDc
General Committee for 1850 were apponteu
for January 2. excepting in the Allth ana A'Alni
Districts where primaries will not be iell untii
some arrangements are made by the next Generai
Committee 10 secure fIr elections IN those Two ois
tricts Michael ii. Ligcrson. or the WIN District
pelitionei for the app0in:men tof three lndepeh-
dent inspectors of cectious in his district as ne
cused Timothy J. Canbell and Jacob Seebacher ni
preventing nm honest election In that district. Inc
matter was laid over.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
DIR. BELLOWS Asa HARVARD OrERSEER

At meeting of the Harvard Club last
evening the Rev. Dr. H. W. Bellows gave his experience
as member OF the Board OF Overseers Of Harvard Col
lege to which position he elected last Summer,
though had previously been held that only graduates
living in Massachusetts eligible members. lie
stated that other had treated him with
greatest cordaty aud he convinced that they had
no objection his retaining his position. They were
only perpexed by previous decision, in which resi-
dent of another State bad been judged ineligible.
committee had been appointed, composed Of lawyers
aud Judges, 10 investigate the subject. He
had appeared before the cJmmittee. and he Of
opinion hat would not pursue the matter further
meeting the TO be held January z,
M which time the question would the speaker thought
be decided II the committee made up it9 mind 10 report
~ all
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

sparkling wator mekborp spfuego. Carver ,s ss
Ronano Bordoaux. rruro Storey a seaipat -. . ,.
Schrs Hattin HASKELL Shcs Bias. q Brennan q 20
fila May Kemp Norfolk, X staples Merwin BLOW
Richnond. A Van Brunt Prudence, Hslsey; lucnmsna
Van Brunt; Trade Wind, Gray, Richmond HAviiana
Pressey. .
IoSpoy Dec 2O-Bsrk Maggie tBrl, Capt Bush, from
Charleston C. November for Aberdeen fcundered 81 ses
December 4. Her were landed safely az 5ciy.
FOREIGN PORTS
IoSBoy Dec 2O-Arr at Plymouth. str Swaledale br,.
from Savannah: Dartmouth. str West STANLEY tbr.
from NewOreans: Reval the 14th insf s'r beIn
from Charleston via Copenhagen: arr at Bareeoh sus
and Vidal saa both from Chareston Irene MOTIFS 'om
Savannah - x,..... m,
for Boston.
Arr str T,elona from Montreal and Quebec. -
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 20.-Arr str Abyssnia, from Ne"foA
for Liverpool -.
ANTWERP 30 Arr str Helvetia. from New fotk
LoxDoN. Dec 20saed 18th ns Ada .TosDyi 15,h ,5,h
inst Culdregn Barbara Galno Askoy. over Emeryi ii
Brnsm wood last three for York. Caprera TOT
Doboy; Minnie Gordon for Iybee Gunare lCapt u5eoyc
Roma (Capt McKav.l ,,
AIR isih inst Gnldfare; 10Th inst Nonantnmt Lord Iyt-
ton Inburn President Daae OF Greece Finland Ducn
ess OF Lancaster Beirava. Western EIspre Banner san
stefano II Cove latter OF Isle OF wight Win loss OF
male: st Absns OF Falmouth Israel at Daimcn, Cha
Lune Drottning sophia; 20th inst. Emilia with loss Of
sas-last three on Scliy.
ff0r Later Ship Ne'cs. any see FVth Paee'i
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
KILLED By A FALL IN THE STREET.

At a late hour Friday night Officer John Mohr saw
an unknown man staggering along MadisUn-st., ap-
parently under tbs influence OF liquor. The man
soon came in contact with II sign-pOst and stood
leaning against il some fifteen minutes. The officer
approached him and asked him why he did not go
home. "Noac of your business replied the man."
and losing his hold upon the post he fell heavily into
the gutter striking the back oi has head upon the
curbstone and ntlicting deep cash. frOlu which
blood How wed freely. MOhr took him to the Madi-
son Street Police Station where he became hsen-
sible and bs breathing became SO heavy that Cap
tain Petty sent for an ambulance. As ne had re-
fused to tell his name and nothing was found on
lin by which he could be identified, lie con-
veycd To the Chamber Street Hospital, whore 1t
learned that his skull fractured at the base
and where he died Yesterday noon. Two women
called at the hospital m the morning and claimed
tOhave identified him. bat were afteTward convinced
that they were The man was five feet
eight inches In height and about forty years of age
He had light blue eyes light hair, sandy beard and
mustache His clothing, which was that of a sal or
consisted of a white shirt, gray undcrciothing. blue
flannel shirt, brown pants and vest black OycfcOat
aud laced shoes. The theory that hewas robbed
and murdered ~ evidently false as there was no
ruth in the reports that stab-wOund was found in
Lls back and that his pockets we're found empty
and turned INSIDE ont. In one pocket were found
a comb and the cork of whiskey bottle.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
THE DINNER OF THE NEW-ENGLANDERs.

George Augustus Sala has accepted the in
vtaon Of the NewEugand Society TO be present at its
seventy yfourth annual dinuer tomorrow evening At
that time George William CIrtis will respond to the
leading toast. 81 The Day We Celebrate" and tho
speakers Will Include Mr. sala, General Hor-
acc Porter. and the Rev. Drs storrs, Bel
lows and Collyer j. Q A. Ward has undertaken
the work for the monument In memory OF the Pilgrim
Fathers which the society IL about TO erect In Central
Park and will exhibit his design ior H. The SUD-
feet OF a monument first broached by Daniel +. Ap-
petOn when be president OF the society IN bis
port for 1878. That report adopted. aud a COM
intee having the matter In charge has proposed plan
for raising funds which gives every member Of the
ciety an opportunity to contribute small amount An
early execution OF the project Is expectcd.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........Dl
annINEn


ARRIVED
stryctora (Br Raft London Dec 9. to Henderson Bros
SIR Rnycr (Belg) Meyer, Antwerp ~ days Fanch
Sir Seesar fGer) wihgercd, Bremen Dec and sout,-
amUton 49, TO Oelrichs 4 Co.
SIR Fgadia Qta Viola Marseilles Nov 81 Valencia Dec
Albemsrle. Hulphers Le@es Del 10 Old Dominion Co.
Bark speedwelI (BI Campbell Calacoa 30 days fruit
BARK suez Ita criscuoa smyrna 100 days. VIA Casela
mare with iicoTlce root TO order nj
coffee order; vessel TO A Mudgctt d Co.
Bark Drat Ans Paravich Boston, T. Al days. In ballast
BARK schsmyL snow Babadoes l6 days. ballast TO Jas
Henry.
with sugar, etc. 10 rrowbrdge's sons
Brig Morning Light (f NewBayenl Thompson Demerara
Btig Van Horn, Hall, Great Yarmouth 81 days, with
scrap iron TO order vessel Ia snow 4 Burgcss
10 days with potatoes 10 Darrell Coz vessel TO E.
seT DE Hart Pinrham Maracaabo Nov g. via Nss.su
with md-e TO order vessel TO X staples.
wIND-sunset--At sandy Hook. light W; hazy. At City
Island, light. w; cloudy.
Strs Holland (BIl, Cochrone London Hurst: Rhein
Gen, Francke Bremen VIA southampton, Oelrlchs Co;
ola Dominon Walker, Norfolk. city Point and Richmond
Old Donincn - Coz Colorado Iolger Galveston via Key
Bogert Morgan; Isaac Heli Gibbs West Point Wa. Old
Dominion Coz: John Gibson yonng, Georgeown. d O,
farny cadwasder. CLARK Baltimore. 5 Krsms; Nsptane
Isss .,: saT,. Hsll An,S.sD snsw Burgess.
erDg Coz Young America Baker San francsco. GAL sut
Bsrts Anonetta csts ntap Ceta or Falmouth for
Bordssai. ssnsan. Boyessp, PeEerins Coz onDi Norj
Abrahamsen, Hayrs. Bockmann, oerlein 90; Esempic
s:S ris i.ass:o n.5i h.S:sis4 Ssssass H'p'u' %
Bia rois SSss:ss and Ss.ss fss Soass Loa:S Lasis
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
EMIGRATION FROM FRANCE.

Eugene Humbert, of France has sent letter to
the Emigration Commissioners asking many ques-
tions for the information of certain French fam
lies, numbering 200 persons. who intend to come
to this country next April. If they pleased with
America he saws considerably larger number will
come TO this country every year. because France
has been overrun since 1872 with Alsace and LOr-
raine people. lie asks whether French workmen
are received we'll in Massachusetts, Vermont and
Rhode Island; whether workmen are likely to be
employed the whole year; the average price OF
lodgings for families.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
HOME NEWS.
ppnMINENr ARRIYALs

Br.roorf House-Secretary Evarts and Major Cen
erai Daniel p sctes re- s5 1rsn'r . ceetseer
John Law Knox Thomas de Franco OF Nicarsns,
ernor Fairbanks OF Vermont ana a,IseS
ator William sharon Of nevada and r. ~ angus gus, OF no ai
rosi S,,,rferanf UOusr-Seuaor Newton hn0th ol ~,
norma Clarendon Hotel Baron Rosen and bsryn Sr4 T4
tsnhsch o Russa Neir. York Hotsi- eohhtQr 4. =.
lev ~ aaiforiia 81 Jamss Hotsi-Judge w. IA Learner
of
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
EDUCATION ON STATEN ISLAND.

The annual report of the School Commits
soner Of Richmond County lust issued. shows that OF
some 4OO children between the ages OF eight and
teen years. only about twothrs attend school. There
are ia the county % district schools and % private
schools, the former employing 10 male aud 90 female
teseers Tho libraries OF the public schools contain
6.51l books valued at S64l7, ana s54717 has been
spent during the year In teachers salaries.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

Board of Education for ntoxcaton five years ago.
and the charge was dismissed. His wife is the SISTER
Of Foster, who hanged for killing Putnam WIN u
a car-hook. The committee will probably report to
the Board on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
THE CHESS CONGRESS.

The Chess Congress. to be held in this city next
month, Is now an assured fact. programme has
been issued by the managing committee. The first
prize for the tournament will be $500. Other prizes
will be $500, 5000, 800 and $50. The rules
adopted by the committee require that all entries
be made by January 2. The entrance fee is $50.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
STILL OPPOSING THE GENITAL SYSTEM.

1ne special committee of the grain trade yester-
day submitted an address in explanation of the op-
position of the trade TO the introduction of the cen
tai system. 1t says that "when the necessary
Congressional and legislative action is taken in be-
half Of the GENITAL systeIn making it general through
ont the country; when Chicago, Milwaukee. ST:
Louis Toledo, Detroit, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
other Boards of Trade adopt il simultaneously with
NewYork and all quotations from leading markets
are in centals, the experiment may be successful
but until that time The grain trade of New-lork
should not have imposed upon il the burden OF at
tempting to establish such a radical change" The
address was adopted unanimously by the grain
trada
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

Nervous debility and weakness OF generatlv
organs positively cured ALLHNs BRAIN FOop Price -
Ditman Asfor House; zz. l2f0 Broadway Crittenton,
6th.aye,; Allen, $40 1st-avc Send for cifculif
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
ter. has imported expressly

KNOX, "the halter, has imported expressly
for holiday gifts large no Of English DcrbYs English SIX
hats, Dents gloves Martins celebrated umbrellas par
tcuary worthy attention OF both LADIES and gentlemen
In selecting your the festive should
not overlook KNoxs No. 2l2 broadway, and Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

Go to BRUMMELL's for your candies. They
are eIlciousy Favored and reasonable in price hyepoup
box mixed caudies for sl 40 Grand ST. S7 Broad
way, 18th ST.. and 293 sixthave, near loth-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

1000 GALLONS OF FINE COLOGNE.
AT RIKERs No. 1913 sixtlI-ave.
Sale POSITIVELY closes January |. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALAANAc.

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Maen sets.. Oi9 654 Moons aga dIT, 8
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sandy Hook. l:33 Gov. Island. 2:23 Hell Gate 412
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