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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

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The RoLLo PHnosopHY, Parts III and IV.-Pub-
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in the planest and most entertaining manner,
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struction.
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Hart-Vol. v. The reputation of Thomas Darlington
Macauley,as one of the most brilliant, erudite and
piosophic essayists ofthe day, has been long since
established. The collection Of his writings with
which the public has been favored by Msssrs.
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Holland" "Waren Hastings" !" Frederic the
Great" and the Lays of Ancient Rome"
Ono RIvER-At Wheeling, on SATURDAY.. The
River had ten feet of water in the channel and was
falling. AT Cincinnati, on the 10th instant the
River had from 20 30feet Of water in the channel
The river at Pttsbug, the 18th inst had six feet
of water in the channel
ABANDONMENT OF A TowN--The Natcbitocbes
Reporter 70, that that town will in all probability
soon be abandoncd-a new channel has been form
ca IN the rver, which threatens to leave the town
high and dry.
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90 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT-TH COZ
LEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK-Have completed the organize
ton Of their institution which embraces perfect fs-
chties for the treatment of all classes Of disease
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In this department grautous advice is given on all dis
eases OF the chest arrangements Of the digestive
rheumatic affections and all other diseases coming within
the province OF the physician. The consulting ply sic
ans are men OF great experience and particularly skilled
in the of the sethescope and the treatment OF diseases
Of the lungs and heart
PRIVATE CONSULTING ROOMS.
These are devoted to the reception of patients suffering
from venereal diseases This department conducted by
gentleman who was formerly connected with of the
best Lock Hospitals in Europe and the College have the
utmost confidence in his abilities and skill in the treatment
Of ths most mr ortant class of maladies. .rf
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The CoLLEeE have also engaged the services of one
Of the most distinguished operative Surgeons in New
York. and are therefore prepared TO receive and
surgical cases squirting, cataract and all diseases Of
calculi in the bladder of the Joints
and oil the spne will be particularly attended TO- The
lees will be extremely moderate Patients who desire
will be visited at their own houses after operations
PHARMACEUTICAL DEPARTMENT
The department under the immediate superintendent
Of Dr. NJ. ORegan member OF the Roy al College OF Sur
geons The medicines prescribed by the consulting ply
scan dispensed at the lowest rates. are e the
best description being imported from Paris and London
THE CONSULTING ROOMS
distinct from the Dspensary and open from A.
NJ. till P. NJ, and from IT'LL Pm.
Persons at distance can RENTING the sum of one
dollar and statement of their be furnished with
ul letter Of advice and dollars worth Of appropriate
medicine -.t rIlf
BY order Of the College,
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau st. New York,
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General sesslons.
Before Recorder Tsllmadse and Judge Lyme

Before Recorder TaImadge and Judge Lynch.
JAMES r. Wnirrso, Esq. District Attorney
Dec 2l.--Robbsry in the FSa Desres.--The trial of
John Hays charged with robbery in the first degree
in obtaining SIT in bank notes from q countryman
named Aaron Wadron the 10Th of November last by
threats and force resumed The defence called
rem Gilbert who deposed that he present at the time
OF the alleged robbery, and wsdron pay the money
alleged to have been obtained by force that he heard
no threats used to him. further than asking him for
payment OF the goods that he had purchased auction
They also callsd Bernard De Witt, OF lsJ Bresdwayi
Henry L.. Parsons OF 80 Chatham street and John Me-
Mshon Of JOG Centre who proved the previous good cha
racter OF Hays The submitted to the Court
O'Clock, under the charge of the Recorder alter long
and tedious argument from the counsel for Defence and
brief review Of the evidence and law bearing upon by
the District Attorney. The jury returned into Court at
ooclock, and the foreman stated that was Impossible
for them TO agreehey standing six and six They were
therefore discharged and the Court adjourned to eleven
o'clock Thursday morning.
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Albany.
Correspondence Of the Heraid.l


ALBANY, Dec. 20, 1912.
Mating on the Somes-Libd and Charge Of Sed,c-
tion-Ihe Mails and Pomeroy g. CO. Iheatrtcals,
Markets. etc.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR
Why don't you have a regular correspondent in
any other place in the Union.
We were all struck aback here on Sunday morn
ing, when we received the papers with the account
OF the mutlny on board the Somers. AS Lieutenant
fIansevoort and young Spencer were both from this
city, OF course there great excitement
Groups OF persons were collected at the Exchange
and other places, conversng the subject, and all
appeared to think Commander Mckenzie had done
has duty on this most trying occasion, in every sense
Of the word
/ There was case of newspaper libel called up in
Jour Mayors Court yesterday. The parties are a
doctor, man OF standing and responsibility, and
MT. r. j. Hasting,. editor OF a small weekly here,
which reJoices under the appropriate cognomen o.
h" The Switch" The purport of the suit is to have
fhe editor indicted for publishing article in which
ne charges The Doctor with seducing and running
beautiful girl, and for which she had left her family
and fled to your city. How true the charges will
be able TO let you know, the subject is going to
lave judicial investigation.
Why don't you stir up Uncle Sam, and have the
PAL! brought up soonerl II there was no other
Jain; but we have the papers regularly from twelve
y fifteen hours in advance of the mail, by Po-
leroy 81 Co.
| BY the BY, Pemeroy Il Co. are fine felIows-real
Fapoleons IN the express way-and if they were
tnly permitted to carry the mall it would be deliver
ID here on an average fourteen hours sooner and at
fvo thirds the present expense, as am credibly in
krmed.
The theatre has been open here for four or five
teeks, under the management of Mr. Rice, and
lhs been better sustained than it ever was before.
Forest and Miss Clifton were here three weeks, and
succeeded In drawing full houses almost every eve
mig.
Our market is overlooked with provisions of all
3rts. Prices this morning for flour 81 SO, buck
y cents per bushel beef to 8 cents per pound
lork do do; mutton | to cents per pound venison
to cents per pound hams cents per pound tur-
leys and fowls to cents per pound geese Is TO
p cents apiece ducks Is to 25 cents per pair
eggs nine for shilling; game of all kinds cheap
butter in rolls IL ii cents per pound, in frkins
p IL cents per pound and other produce in proper
ton. AN OBSERVER.
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Henry William Scott. Brooklyn, late dry goods NOR
chant agent.
William s. Wright, New York, late broker.
James Norton. junr. New York, iron rail manuiac-
turer.
James M Kite and ofthe late Grm Of KeefIe and
Kite Brooklyn, commission merchant.
Edward Hopkins, seth street. near Bloomingdale New
York, dealer in skins
James c. Evans, New York, merchant
Edward Purdy, Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y, clerk.
Rowley Burdick, and one OF the late firms of Bur-
dick, Kimberly ann Co.. and Burdck and Kimberly and
Burdick and Miles, New York. commission merchant
Stephen b. Peet, 763 Greenwich street, New York.
Henry M. Brttn, and of the late firm OF svers
and Brittin l39 Amos ST.. New York, cabinet maker.
Charles Bouon Merritt and of the late firm of
Pearson and Merritt Portchester Westchester Co.. NY
jailor.
Abram NJ: Beninger. New York, merchant.
Andrew c. Tu'e and as of the late firm Of Tuttls
and Hunter, New York, auctioneer.
Edward 3. Dean. and Of late firm of Brinckham
and Dean, New York. merchant.
Robert Weber, and one of late firm of Louis and
Weber, New York. clerk.
James l.. Crane and Of late firm OF q B. and J. L.
Crane, merchants, Town OF South East Putnam Co.
N. York. ~'---- ~"
Curtis g. Boughton, New York, laborer.
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %. 1s42
DISssslv, Sw ,;l RIDING SCHOOL. ass Bow

DIsBl, yW'S RIDING SCHOOL, aes Bowery.-W. J.
and Continue each Hendsy and friday
Select parties Of ladies gentlemen can b. accommoda
ted with instruction on Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF
military class for the instruction of gentlemen military
eS Sans M en-
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe either OF the above
,nsasion :. usual for sdis: rom Il A ~ M iOI
school TO ea%%enes az ocIoet ana " 20 ~ oss
MILLS. MILLS IA new nysnton, the French Bur
gerald c d s"ss 81 A.
ss
s:Ssd &
a.. BY sss e. hand with
nen u will ave the expense of one Of these Mills in
'''''s''' ''' "'n II i g. ROLLINS scuDDER
Min seats. would % their sdsanlsgs to examine these
and are snd sSa o 70
S-No expense IF sharpening The material of which
EC0SoMX in P2REsscEIIen,iye as.orimeDt Of alch.
WIN I. JENNINGS sss BsoaS~sy, A' American Hotel.
offers for the inspection OF the public
sseai osI @ Beaver and Mailed Cloths for
s SACK o much in vogue afforded at fourteen
attention Of the economst
From found any aicuty in getting suited in
this a,aiele trial j. collected.
ssn sfs and
all Of Which will be made 70 order under the
country prices TO SUIT the times invariably cash terms
TQFAMfLIEs GOING SOUTH, TO the West Indes or
Europe "A respectable female, 81 OF Wishes
She would going Europe Yet accept Of good
oer go South or to the West Indies The best refer
isss. A. box s' upper Post Office: :ol n
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ATLANTIC STEAMERs.-It is stated in the Halifax
papers that the Great Western Steamship Company
contemplate running the Great Western between
Bristol and Quebec or st. Johns, as soon as the
Great Britain commences her trips between England
and New York
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ROARD!NG-The original Walton House. 326 Pearl street.
Franklin squsre-kept BY Jas Fowler from London, Eng
iand permanent boa,den 50 70 week. hoarde 50
cents day Families be accommodated with private
rooms on reasonable terms Wine: and spirits cents reI
cents eacheold cuts equally cheap NJ B. Hot coffee cent?
per pnt-sakes and mutton chops be had all hours
parucuiary requests WIN is in Of
ioItaDe home 20 call and inspect his establishment and
nd 70 their advantage TO- CALL The being
to London and Liverpool Ships appointed agent he
can give passengers every information.
New York and Old Country papers taken in. rs 3m&r
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BALL AT JERSEY CITY.--The second annual ball
OF the Washington Greys Of Jersey City, will be
given on Friday next at the City Hotel, Jersey city
1t will be splendid affair.
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BosToN PAPERS. We are indebted to Adams 81
Co. for Boston papers OF Tuesday IN advance OF the
mail. They were received at early hour yester.
day morning.
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U. s. SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. Tho
Hon. Daniel E. Huger has been elected to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr.. Cal.
houn, who retires after the 4th March next
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SEGARS-SEGARS.
'HE following choice Segars always hand at HEN
RlQuES'S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGAR

STORE, wholesale and retail basement 81 William st.
R,ondas, IN half and quarter boxes
Do No. half and quarter boxes
Noriesas, IN quarter and eighth do
Para Kegalos, in quarter do
Congresses. in quarter boxes
Trabucas, do do
La Norma, do do
La Esperanza, do do
Tres Amigos, in cartons OF 20 each
London Hegalias, in cartons Of 40 each
LA PTuela, in quarter boxes
Msgan's spotted, in quarter boxes
Yngenendad. do
Demoyas, do
Mateos, do
Prncpes Of the Rendcn Cruz and Sans. all;ent to deb
Pnmaveras, In quarter boxes
Alranzas do
Constantias, do
Bustamentas, do
EsmeIs Regalias, do
Imperial do. in quartz oxes a superior article
N.b-Hoteh and groceIs piled on reasonable Terms.
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The FINE.-We neglected to mention that the Se-
nate have apopted the resolution instrucling our
Senators In Congress TO vote for refunding the ia
nous fine TO General Jackson. Ii was adopted by a
party vote 70 to TO- Richmond Compiler
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REMOVA
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

MENI,
EccNoMY IN GESTYEN SIS pRE
Garments ola esant ashsnable hind saving Of
THE advertiser d. ms to resort t, the hack
hat rs
the extensive PatrGnsss bestowed on him. VIII prove sum
par,sn viii be found lower than any other making up
sm d Ascr House. B..dw.
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Nos Wall street. Tn
oi%P.?sd Ras6e @ 10 Goods Va ''
Coats and Caps. sugs1or Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
cioads RaSssr os ' super Lama Lama Per
Ia ss sm Rubber Weddings for 1ea2 x fsss
THE ONLY PLACE
hs's DzEs SSEs be
Aren't. for s q, w sbss. :: Se,nsr Of { Ga
9 enc i By pses
tits preferable to any style now ia use n2s lmr.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
he NINA Vanity
Bs.ass sus sensation IKE eSol eh@ "n
p dsss &c s
E Tas hs ,sa .n ~ che q y
leaving of the spirit: and taking daush Occasionally Of the
ssSs $ r:
real article be had OF the following Agents. No.
North Sixth street, Philadelphia
AGENTS
DR.. w. n. MINOR, Druggist, No. 1872 Broadway.
MRS. M. HAYES, No. f3o Fulton Brooklyn.
BENZ. OLDS, Newark N. j.
JOHN ASON Pstte son NJ j. dg 2msr
MADAME CosTELLo-FemaIe Periodical Pills guar
m antsed where the monthly periods have be-
irregular from colds other Their certainty OF
action has long been BY the medical
and hundreds that have uselessy tried various boosted iene
dIesndeed these Pills in their effects that care
is sometimes their though they contain no
medicine detrimental the conptuton Advise given gratis
penad It, where the Pills sold genuine Price 81 per box
die Im*r
TEMPERANCE-BUT NOT TEET2TAtt-Tths, sub
scrber for wines Of the following kinds
Madeira, in wood and glass, various grades
PPon,ne'' DO DO DO do
Bursundes, in glass. various kinds
Hooks, do do
Champasnes, do do
Clarets do 30
10 ''~ GILBERT DAVIS,
- corner Pine and Willis 80"
p sX few dsmiiohn Of pure ola -'c Brandy ~, Tor the
sick. NN'"''' ozl lswzwr
TyNE S5ssi yetts, octagcn Tea do DO and
ali ,s srteis. ~ and to" 's. q az SP'y For
safe by 80 so,,l vU;,,;.,ua, S S n.omn,
dhims- SV"n INNS" ~ 4'0''' up ''ars'
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES dunno WATERLAND. PRINCIPAL,

y L.
snIs. and nd
chi. city III eSndpc,sd on the plan e hs &c
understand The English language, and many Of them
'p1.hs fassy az. Il. asss Of schools
gsas ss$ 5 S ,,f
ose branches Of po which, as Is
ss IKE 9d .s a,s SppsaSs 10 -
Erench German and Spanish ansusses History Geog hiss
part of and
Professors divers nations and reside IN the e,
ssblshmsn and all the classes rotation
sTs Of the pap under
those Of per ccnecy and e.sv manner and
Ths only Spanish br, also Of other
limited s g. s;,. icing
nsfs ss'ias
sSrS Ss e
States can have nothing to fear rom The eli
mate the house being spacious and airy in heah
limits fine bath and complete the
s s%1
ss w hs.
age but s.I tr "a. q infancy;
ass Ss s. %oss. in .
a ss g rs sist
CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS.
BIZ VAoaittHHScS9gNI
ssy ia' n'y o sfs :s
sound Of public assembly They are
%o5f ,a % than having small Of wool
enable afflicted extreme deafness 10 hear In svsrs
sgep for tbs pateniee No. s2 Broadway Union
he above invention hs. been in in Europe tor some
dfpcoveries OF tie age -
ofso can have pair forwarded by post any part
Wv I'm im
ss5a.E S.asi.ss,.
ps n:% . @ s.
siysTsd Chit and Bronze Ga Chandelier. s to 40 shs
;: g S:::i B;I s..s.sa % ; IL:
Do tsas Santei Lghu, Ito
A.tal Lamps. Hall amps and Lanterns. Reading Lamps
ss q ~
sAi HS a.~ .gs 8 so,
churches halls and pubic building: ' -'' o''A'sne" '''
p..1s . T.. Fs.. T.aa c.pd..e1.
1i sf T ;as Fruit HALVES snH' aud
s bR: '1s ss. sw Water s'S So
Ss s inform their
Th Aes che n
at raokaby low and respectfully them to call
and their show which compen
safe for the trouble s22 smsr
FRENCH WlNES.-The subscriber offers for sale in lots 70
Il suit purchasen:-
Champa,ene--l5oo Baskets superior quality
Gs casks csss. ola Ch'b and
Cement-s Casks best French Cement
dIl 2wsr Is Broad street
TwlNEs-2Oo bales BndPort .manatsctory compnslns
5 b The sters WINE. 's are all
cent and great care has been taken the seec
Inc sale I'M
to suit purchasers. by EDWD. X. COLLINS & CO.
GA Sc South
SH II T S
SHIRTS made after the latest approved French
Patterns Cos pantaoons, vests. aud all under garments
made 10 order at short and the fashionable
Gentienens furnishing Bore 81 and SO Maiden Lane New
York.
slsmsr WIN. COLLINS
NEW INVEl,TED Uieaginous Comprehension render
~ ing boots and hoes perfectly prooto be obtained
Of the subscriber hi old established Leather aud Finding
Store, No Ann street. Price l2h box To sports
and Others who would Of dry feet
this compound is confidently recommended.
d3 lmsr H.BROWN
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MECHANICAL OR cARcEL LAMPS.


these unnvasd lamps, which have Just oreaed By he
, viii he ne o sooa N
' he os l. Aa sy "
ss q CT
ofhat esqui,r. taste pscul French sucS
sss OF .sS with
e,; eaetst.; lu.tre b,onae and gill; for
Sn. .nss; and e0'0usd and cut Of
sss 0s rss %S 4 Il
Ts i y ss nv Or Is %g
cl tn subject b. convinced Of Il BY calling this
tablishmept.
PsrG s ?, Msehapc L.ms p Josn s strs 's
4 he s, Re following SaSIie "ssaS'h%sa"
tins city are lThted with them, viz
49, ss::'s Si:'s: fss;;
They are also 70 be found in many other pubc buildings
throughout tie country and in every Instance giving perfect
CHEAP FURNISHED :ls single s.nIs%sn
ssr n S T 81 f'sSsa ss
s%sS Is @ q r ffSs A
way. d2t 2t-r
GOING. GOING !--WHO BIDS!
THE attention @ e. or citizens = Intend making their
RED ceat NANTES. coaks, sacks and
sss &c; b & sa &c 70:
ss w ss .y BE- il ns
for durability hnenes Of texture, &C. cannot be surpassed in
vests and pant.oons &C. aud made tn fashion
sbie style, az short notice.
EDWD. FOX,
City Cssh Tailoring Establishment,
t2cii 2o2 Broadway.
DAYS FIRST PREMIUM OVER SHOES FOR LA:
~ DIES admitted he the rerect arrice made
rubber brought The style now being
factory called the Qalied Bgakns wil hnd nitsios.
But who prefer the
genuine will call a. IS Maiden Lane and ex-
the lag variety of lad, and misses rubber
hoes and be found y e United States in any
Jne store HORACE II DAY, 80
IS Maiden Lsne.
MO lmsr Successor to Roxbury India Rubber CO.
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INTERESTING FROM GUADAIoUPE.-A gentleman
who left the French West India Islands about two
weeks ago, has communicated to us the following
particulars OF the state OF things in Guadalupe and
Martinico The sugar crop OF the present year was
very dehc'ent the same hing may be said of cof-
fee; flour was high business generally dull The
yellow fever this year had proved very fatal 10 ma
riners and strangers. The French Judge in the
island administered the laws in a way TO give great
vexaion TO slave owners. The slaves, aware Of The
views OF the French government, on the question OF
emancipation, evlnced disposition 10 harrass their
masters on all occasions and the proprierors OF
slaves on the simple denunclation of the latter were
often arrested AM held to answerfor the most trivial
complaints.-Nec Orleans Courier, Dec. 10
NAvAL-We understand that the Navy Depart
ment has given orders TO the Comm rjant of this
station TO prepare place tor the oapHon Of
quantity OF Naval Armament, which aH.. .eirr
forwarded 10 this place.-Sacketf's HaTl.
Graf.
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HUI M B NC

HUMBUG.
rom sheer sseranes shas cry hum
90 G s sss, a . thing s @
MEN and pssd no be by mere oue
ss.s s S sss''ss':
ss for the soa s e. .sS
Psstorofth Methodist EpiseO|p B Church.
New YoJJt sb Di Peal. ,,s s ssss Is
j. PEAsE & SONS Celebrated Compound Clarified Es-
Fl cHf& Dse. + p0o re- s
fs? %sSss: sss; ni ssis q Fs
This PLEASANT msdicias ]. formed BY eomseson Of TWEEN
a and fasns and p ~ ne *. eoms
nation. article. should ua separately and az
he benefit Of he whole s
,. fhE OPINION OF THE tkE sH.,
sns a,s
use voice nothing can equal it. W. 'ns
commend j, . our brethren .hrOa.hoss Ar Union
Reverend Crawford, pastor othe seco nd M. E. Church.
Reverend Mr.. Lucky, presiding elder, New York Con-
KsveIsea Mr. whtsL.r pastor Of Presbyterian Church.
censI Of ~ MeH'Gn "a G,,hans ee v Ho,
ksyssaa M dssn p's ' tSsass Bedford
Reverend Mr. Hart recent pastor of Baptist Church, Gold
xfreet--residence 52l Pc ari
Sold wkolesals and retail az IS Division street.
Agcnts-Rushtop Asrnwall, 10 Aston House, lie
Broadway, and 90 William street.
Agents out Of the City.
beIEess Zeber No. Ledger Buildings, Philadclphia.
heddine 1 Go, No. State street, Boston.
Dexter, Nc. 81 State street. Albany, N. Y.
nsideman, Lcvisvilc, Ky.
unomp.on Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
weeds Waters, Troy.
An agent wanted at New Orleans.
coSeeson.y w MEdEGHANTs and others wishing steam
crr peore mey purchase elsewhere Boxes Of assorted
ssS. soS pSs ~ in the following vrlsb acb
prss's fAyE s0E. IS b's ssss So 70"
finds steam confectionery AZ Is cents per pound
j. PEAsE SON.
When f.me,A The Holydsy now close At hand
old hncts IbseteI style Mess j. Pease Son nc - e
ac hnsse n and o!namsnal Cake; Kissss
Pies and in TACT every thing suitable Cor the np
Of New Years Table In each department of ihis brsnrh
their business they have procured the OF men, 1aly
UNDERSTANDING their duies, and fearing no rival S
Al orders either for the for New Year, dsv
WILDE promptly attended to az heretofore.
quart. "- -
~ b. No New Years Table should be without Psas,.
Orange Cream Candy the delicious flavor OF
any Havana Orange-t sold Wholesale and IS Dvi
"oh% dls imr
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE HoLYDAYs-The
subscribe! has received by the latest arrivals ch
6o1es paper do gam in TS,e wood boxes e%boiderinG
fume and SOAP of qualries etc The public
respectfully invited call the above stock
Previous TO purchasng elsewhere, ar
dl lm<r FE, ERANCI9C4I 7Qk Broadway.