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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-16

For sale sl.o hy J. y. Trpne. Newark. Y. }. lm.r
WlsHSs 70 BE KNOWN BY HIS WORK, NOT
imitation incorupube teeth which
be distinguished the niun the quality of
teeth the principle of atmospheric pressure,
whole dens dtcction add erng the OF the
natural Filling Plugging decayed teeth whether the
be exposed not The Loothache cured Extracting
without dssctlrg the patient These all per
tanning the Dental Surgeon, performed at rs less
than the usual charges % lnisr
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"
THIS has be the under which the celebrated Rests
No. GA Broadway, set sail UNDER and thusiiril
weathe the hard with
to the tide of public favor and APPRECIATION The propretos
of the that clean establishment,
help finest oysters the market affords with desire please
will ensure him liberal patronage. Nothing shall be
keepup the reputation Of the estabshmen Never
die" B. HOCSEMAN,
So msr 2li Broadway, opposite St. Pau's.
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DAILY EXPRESS Ss LINES FOR ALBANY, UTICA.
- BUFFALO. CHICAGO AND CANADA.-The sub
scrbe having been engaged for the last twelve months
ming the Albany and Buffalo Express IN connection WITH
Harnden Co.'S New YORK and Albany Line have recently
extended their Express Line from Buffalo Albany through
this city their will receive and Onward
DAILY tSuudays excepted) Specie, Bank Notes Parcels
Packages, Bundles, and Cases OF Goods and from the fol-
low ing places, viz. -
Albany, Troy Utica, Syracuse, Auburn. Ithca, Genevn,
Canandaigua Rochester, Batavia, Lockpo, Buffalo, Ceye.
Ian Detroit Chicago, and the rmediste places.
Also, Oswego, sackets Harbor, Kingston and Toronto,
Canada
Will promptly attend TO the collection and payments OF bills
notes. drafts and purchase and goods and pro-
duce by sample and such other transient business be
entrusted IN their care.
Each Express will be accompanied by competent
together with responsible the principal
the Merchants and others be assured
tun will be this received more speedily than
other possible way.
N B-speeal Expresses to any part Of the country
short notice, and upon reasonable terms.
sl5r POMEROY CO. No. 2 Wall street
letter put the Postofce in this city
N the 18th day of Mach last addressed to Utica
tanning promssory note due for $40 oOo Of aue
but the suitable for any inorma.
uon Will be gwen on application to
90 lnw Nv weoer rs Courtlsndtst, N. Y.
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POCKET KNIVES

1872 Broadway between John and How ards Hotel
"A $50 dor pen, dirk AM pocket knives retailing prices
the times Also large Of Scissors Razors;
Champagne Cutters Dental and Surgical Instrr and
oteT article usually kept by cutters All kinds Of
highest perfection of the
$50 imsc J. ID. CHEVALIER 1852 Broadway.
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( fHEAF FUKNII UhE.-JonsIstnx OF mahogany, rose
" wood, &c. for family of the city and vefitv
also orders executed for the Southern market A large ss.o
constantly nsnd. All manufactured war
aned OF the best quaty, the elegant aud
mean aud European patterns and at less Than one hall the
ees On account OF having small and ndsd
hs proprietor himss aud OF tho irst mechanics; there
lore he Is ene6ed oil orders with despatch aud
raned Workmahlp Furniture Of repaired
The public gil oegs pEssoIR with call in their Al
lays between Broadway and Elm street.
NB-Al appointments by letter puneusIly attended TO.
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STRAW GOODS.

IT BENNETT 80 John and NY William streets, i'm
porter aud MANUFACTURER OF Italian and English Straw
goods, respectfully informs his from the South
and elsewhere that he has hand splendid Of
ladies fashionable goods, suitable for the fail
via Italian, Rutland French and Engsh Dunstables black
Florence B aid, Prince Albert. Scheil Sche and Imperial,
and TINS ptsets. In
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RESTORE THE
II y NJ A n H A | k
II E N Il [ O u E. s.

NO 2 Broadway, opposite ST. Pau church. is the first
Introduce the fashion for the Saturday 10th
lmsr
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

MEKCHANTS,
ESPECIALLY those now IN the city, are respectfully re-
u minded that they new powerful and highly
Favored Teas OF every dsscpuon
packages suitable for private for their regular
eB 1.-THE Canton Tea Conn dny's Depot,
81 m-T No. i2l Chatham ST, New York.
GLASS CUTTING ESTABLISHMENTS. stouvensI
" glass cutter No. % Gold street. constantly hand and OF
Ter TO supply all dealers aud others the lowest
CITY, and warranted the best OF other mauuacorysuch
beautiful hall amps ofevey astral lamps and shades
cante tumbes champaign wine dishes goblets bowls
ceeres glass &c sc. any part country
by quantity free of packages and carriage articles match
pattern. Retail No IS John street, Nassau ST.
sl0 msr
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TRIB UNE
Fob Printing Office.

u Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
completed for supplying according to pre-
vious in;ipnaton, FINE FuR HAT price tSS 25l
which shall render enphaueally the cheapest we'll as
loves priced Geutlernens Fur Hat sale in this
city. Il prepared in the style which chaCacterizes
which be continued without unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with al confidence aTuS 10 be
for the gentleman and economist the desirable Fur
Hat yet offered to2o,D SPENCER, 2+5 Broadway.
y Orlando Fish. Fashionable HITTER, Isl Brosa
way, would inform the gentienea OF New-Eork that his
Fail and Winter style OF Hats ready fer their uspec
ton and critical judgement Ginning the distinction Of
having been the first project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style OF Has. instead OF servely copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often unsni,ed 10 cl
mate and he eoces TO perceive that others have
nj 10 follow his lead and that the following o.;
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style OF Gentlenen's Nuira Hats al
s. 90 and them equal in material finish asksn
and durability any Eat sold low 81 in the city
But he wishes il distinctly understood that his bes. Ha
sold this price, bat "a So These he recommends
equal TO any hat sold in NewYorh nj under, and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Gentlemen visiting our city are respectfully invited 10
call and examine ais stock OF Winter bats and Judge OF
their quality. He is conf'cn that whether the cheapest or
the best Hat is desired the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him. (s2Ou) .. FISH, iS7 Broadway.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening, 18th instant, by the Rev Dr. Coz
OF Brooklyn, HENRY I. SELDEN I, Miss EMILY NJ, daugh
ter Of tn. late Samuel Stevenson Esq
March l. by Rev. MIR Sawyer, Eugene Crowe!l. NJ D.,
Elizabeth Francis eldest daughter OF John w Richard
son, Esq all of this city.
December ii, Jane. P. Jones TO Margaret daughter OF
the late Peter WaImaker Esq.-all of this city.
December T. Mr.. JOHN H. Blake TO Miss Elizabeth Arm
At Edenton n c. the 9th inst, by The Rev. s s. John
s,on Dr. Thomas A Harrison, OF Virginia TO Louisa Ne
kinney, daughter of Josiah Collins, ESD, deceased.
At Boston, Mass. Dec l6, by Rev. .. a Skinner, Rev
F. f. Thayer Miss Hannah W. daughter OF u. Hersey,
ESQ of Roxbury
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DIED

Dec Is, Mark NJ son of the late Delipbane H. Emmors,
OF Macon, Geo, aged years and months.
Dec. 15 Rev J. Barry.
Dec. l5 John Caithness, of Dundee, Scotland
Dec IT, David Lcggct, native of Edinburgh, Scotland,
aged 80.
Dec. II. Andrew Daul, aged 81.
Dec. II, Sarah Ludlow, eldest daughter OF David T.
Ogden
Dec IL Mr.. Joseph Pack, Jr, aged SO.
At Hanover, n. j., Mrs. Esther Rcne, aged IS
Al Chlicolhe Ohio. Dec 10, Mary wife of Or. Cary Il.
Trlbe, and youngest daughter of The late Gov Duncan
Macarthur.
Al Wexford, II. I, 9th inst. Mr.. George Cohngdon, s2
revolutionary soldier.
Al GuorI VI, Oct ST. Capt Jonah Cutting, aged 80,
revolutionary soldier.
At Roxbury, Mass Dec II, EbeneEer Fox Esq aged So
At sea- oa the 18th ult board the U. ship Fandaia
James Lecke carpenter OF said ship in the $50 year OF his
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co,1rrrna,s nsYrcr

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
New York, December 18th. 1872.
The light ship stationed of Stafford Point will be taken
into port on or aboct the 18th of December instant, and
main durns the running ice, when she will resume bec
former staiicn. of which due notice will be given
EDWARD CURTIS, Collector,
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4 AIDES INDIA RUBBER OVER

SHOES, al J. 3. MilIers Ladies' Shoe Store, I42
CanaLst have hand ard constantly receiving from
the celebrated mandatory OF Horace H. Day. India rubber
Oyershoe of all the styles good Ia quality and low
price be obtained and in NcwYo.k. La.
dies Cater Boots OF all The fashionable coors on hand or
made 10 order at short Eo.icc.
White and black Satin Slippers for balls, parties wee.
dings &c; addressed and black lies and oEsAis
double soes)o 10 sh ngs per pair WARRANTED ~ per
haudsouer and better than those sold At the cheap "
one dollar per pair .d ;,das
for thenseyes at J. B. MILLER, AZ Ca"ast,
de- 81 eod-s between Thompson and SoihTans's
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D THE POPULAR REMEDY all those orrns of disease
which, when neglected, e0d Ia Consumption such as cough
Hygiene Hore.ound Candy-s tAe most popular and sac
cessfn remedy and naisses,ly supplanng al the Other
pretended compounds vauned mprdenty by fictitious
and manufactured certificate makers. Sold wholesale and
retail NJ so Broadway.
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1.-THE German, Democratic Rsenry Clny
Club will hold mte,ing a, +. Srgfricd's. corner OF Will
let on Monica evening, Dec eth, al 7 O'clock
By order of PHILIP BRlSSEL, President.
ANDpEW SCHWARTZ Secretary. nl7 2t'
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ARRIVED.

Ship Cristoval COon Smith 10 days from Havana with
sugar. &c, 10 Spofford Tileson Co..
Ship George H.llct Howes, das from Savannah, with
cotton, &c 10 captain
French ship Gustave, Edward 20 days from Martinique,
wib nldze, 10 order.
Bark Nicholas Brown. Reed l9 days from Mobile, with
uldze. 10 order.
Bark IwaEowa, Dyer from Rio de Janero, Oct ID, wih
coffee, 10 Badger = Peck.
Brig Emma, Wait, 20 days froD Maracaibo With coffee,
&C. 10 Bouchaud I Thehaud
Danish brig Clara Donham II days from Port au riatl,
with mdze, 10 Aymar.
griy Eliza. Kinney, Is days from New Orleans with su-
gar, IL {: Z Leverich.
Brig Gent Stark Hart IL days from Edstpor WIN ath
and fish, 10 Smith j. BoynoD
Brig Emma Waite, % days from Maracaibo, win nazS'
to Bouchaud / Thehaud
Schr A AcksrInaB, Hoi, days from Havana with a.,
900 oranges, ia Cropsey Gilmartin Co
Schr Denmark Davis days from Fredericksburg, with
naval stores TO G 7 Trlmble.
Schr Ellen Fu,i days from Washington c, With IA.
val stores To Bowel L Mills.
Schr Talula Conkin daysfrom Georgetown win houf
to master.
schr sernda, Kellogg, days from Fredericksburg with
rndze, TO 7 Trimblc.
schr Fawn, Beaon II days from Jerema, with mdze to
4 C. Roscire l. Co.
Schr Counsel Perry, days Washington, n c, with
naval stores, TO Mitchell L Co.
Schr Hopcwell, Wheiden 20 days from Porto Cabeio,
with coffee, 10 q Whitaker.
British schr American Lass Hurre 81 days from Barha-
does, in ballast, 10 Hun. Brock.
Schr Bergen, Lato1rette from Petersburg, WIN HOUR 10
Jas Hunter.
Sclr Tonet. Snow, from Richmond, with four to Grin
neil, auguIn ( Co.
schr Polly, Hickman from. Folly Landing, with corn 10
the master.
schr Myry aiinor, from Folly Landing, with corn to
the
schr Merchant. Hickman. 4 days from Folly Landing,
with OATS, &c, to HaveBs l. Co.
Schr Trio. Nickeyon, days from Boston, with ndze 10
E J Herrrk j. Co.
BELow-l ship, / bark, and brig. Wind fresh NV
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large topsail schr name not known ashore Hemp
stead Beach.
Bark Washington, Plsbnvy, of Thomaston, sailed from
New Orleans Corunna in August and was spoke when
snort out, hich nothing has been heard OF he
A brig ashore l4ih list Nauset Beach, SIX
miles north of Chatham iig with signals Of distress dying
Three boats had gone 20 her assistance.
The hull and materials obrg hnGa OF and from bos-
ION To- Martinique viii. put Bermuda in distress,
sold The sd ult ADVERTISED Capt knowles
had postponed the sal and on the 9th vas about 10 take
age The A. had cargo OF bees FISH, &C. which IS unin-
sured. The vessel is insured IN Boston FOR S5eoo
The case OF TIE wrecked ship pera, al Key West, was
decided Dec Sd and $cs has been decreed 10 the savo
The saIage and and expenses TO oe paid 10 cash
and the ship will sooa proceed on her voyage She has
been love out and found not materially injured
The hull OF the ship North America, lies on the reef
sold yesterday az auction for 500
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~ Particular NoYice.--rhose persons havns
furniture ANY description dispose OF who are break
my up housekeeping will hnds ready sale tor any peroo
or ali of their goods by sending their address, calling
Snon the subscriber. GeodS 10 any amount, purchased.
A; private sae-Two Piano Fsrtts.
sel n = COTTON s. CO. 1877 ChatS ain-st
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Gr Singing at Siaht-Advnncea ClRss-A
very fine opportunity offered persons who would like
to pass through series drills in the Chronatc Scale and
Minor Aoae, by Mr.. WARMERS advanced class, which
meets Monday and Friday evenings a, u O'Clock The
class has just commenced lis fourth term, furnishing con
venent opportunity for members TO unite Room NO.
li5I FullOn.st. " Dug II
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sales ~ W aH' wa
MONDAY EVENING. nee. 10
SrhNpaKp AND MISCELLANEOUS Booxs--a large variety
oil rasaoie Books from private Libraries, ogethec with
Poetcsl Works. &c. ~ Ns''
Among the Collection saords Reign Of Lons XIV
els i.vs; Coopers Moves % vs.: REEFS tycIop~dia "a
numbers NlclolS5ns Cysiopedia L SS Parks Paptbn.
ogy; DreAe'S Essays; Trumbal's Works 9v: Bakers
Ivy vs. Besrsp!y q the s!sEess, 5ss; Dbdens The
ores Register. IS McCauley's story OF England
Anderson Commerce, vs. qusrto; Whspps J,sr.
plus quarto; Goismth's Animated Mature ouarts; Ba
kcr Chronicle OF the Kings OF England Kaighrs Pr.pci
pies OF Taste, Hszeii'S British Poets; Mo iqsss
Grrat Sritsn, vols. Treasury OF Knowledge, 3 vols
THEoL cGY- Sloonlfeld'S Critical Digest VS.; Robin
sons Biblical Researches, vs.; Camposts -Four Gospels
vs. BloorieG's Greek Testament, VS. SCOTS Common
uenaSiss Qrartc fine morocco; Turner's Companion
10 the Book OF Genesis; HorpSs lntroducon Stack
houses HiStoty OF The Btbe. edition Bpsh's
Notes on Exodus and Genesis avs; English Illustrated
Commentary. vs. Rebns Hebrew Bible Latin Vulgate
Bible Cruden's Concordance, svo-
Lyells Geology 9 W; Siimans Chemistry; Bucklands
Geology, vs.; Gray'S Boany; BsEeweiPs Geology
Renys Chemistry Tbompsons Botany RogStS fhyst'
oiogy
Aso-Book OF the Poets, VS. elegant plates Bartlett.
Switzerland, illustrated, Quarto; Pearls OF the East,
fen Gems of Art Roscoes Tourist in Spain: Bla1fs
Art OF Dancing, tine plates
Also, collection OF Framed Paintings and Eugra,ings
WEDNESDAY, EvENtNG.
ELEGANT ENGLISH ANNALS AND Illus
SGiTdBLE FoR HoLID4Y GIFTS, Sc.
THURSDAY EVENING.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW BooSs-A large COLLECTION
Works, Bibles &C., be sold by single copies
quantities.
1000 OF Aucs- Papers; also, . eases OF Ames's
Letter Papers consisting of Nos l. and g. ruled and plain
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Very respectfully YOURS, &c.
ROBERT HOMMAN.
Sold only at rs EaIton.st, corne. Of Nassau. II.

u Heads OF HAIR. C. BARRY, Artist in HAIR,
nent above all Others Their peculiarly light, sossamer
natural hair grows their elasticity and ier superior ma
,rrial and workmanship well their style OF finish ana
arrangement all combine form such perfect heads OF BAR
that they mast be seen 10 be fully appreciated.
Anew system OF the of Wig Making taught IN five les
sens See specimen OF Barrys Wigs and Soaps whics
will satisfy the astidous that he is the best and cheap
IS; maker in the cy-Ii6 Broadway, OF Liberty
street, up stairs ci III
ia Great ConaferI.-rhe subscriber would IL
residents this City and the listed Staies genef
ally thai bis splendid establishment for Hair Cutting Dress
ing and Shaving. l76 Broadway towards Hote Is con
Quoted the liberal elegant style that mas caf
ac:erised since opening tCroion Water the greatest
bic by The Introduction OF fountain with good supply OF
pure soi Wafer his aad u ash Stand and 10 assure
Them that nothing viii be emitted 10 reIaa for this ea5
shueni is welLKnown titie-ie best in the unisn his
Fancy S;cre contnns elegant assortment OF eSey lnS
required Far making exquisite Toilet Perfumes me
richest that be procured OILS Marrow and pomaaes,l IN
great variety Brushes and Combs OF every descr
Stocks Cravais. Scar, Cloves, Stpender, Shirts bosois
and Collars with large assortment OF under 2aneht: oi
the latest and best styles. Old Bay Water removing
scurf and danrh from the hair imported expressly oy
himself. wholesale and retail. WIGS and TDufEES
manufactured OF the finest material (veniatog and we
by Charles Ridgwuy, whose nare sufficient guarantee
for their fitting and superiority over ali Others IN the CITY
n g. Also, Days FIRST premium In Tia Rubber Over
shoes Macintoshes Lie Preseers &c. msnufac-
turers prices. IEoR" 4 " 4 81 IL,
d. 2weedls ITO bsoaoWa!, ShaWaius rl'e-
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Office of lhe Ne,p- York Borrery Fire fnstrrosce o.
No. l24 Bowery, corner Grand.
0P This Company continues 10 insure against Loss
aud Damage by Fire reduced rates OF premium IRON
former charges
Office hours from O'clock A. nj. 10 sunset
JAMES LOvETT, President.
PETER PINcxmEy, Sec'ry t2) do i'm
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uGood Board and pleasant Rooms be obtained
al Ne. Is Chd-streeI ~ nl6 Il
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MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,

MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,
Comprising all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANN UALS FOR 1913.
Also, choice assortment Of
STANDARD AND PICTORIAL WORKS,
Fine Oxford Edition the ble various sizes, elegant
Bindings, suitable for Presents, &c.
Imported. and for sale by d. APPLETON L CO.
At their Literary Emporium, 200 Broadway.
D. A. Co. respectfully invite their customers and the
public generally call anu examine their extensive stock
OF Books suitable for the approaching holydays dl5f
II Geological Cnbinets, useful for those who
have attended, who may attend Lectures on Geology.
Also childen Bricks, furnishing FIRST Lessons in read.
ing both excellent for Christmas Presents Can be had at
the Exchange Lyccum $40 Broadway. II
Pnsnengers Arrived
In ship Cristsval Colon, from Havana-F II McCrcu.
Gy, late Consul Baracoa; S Fanshaw of YORK.
PRssengcrs sailed
10 The steamship Columbia, from Boston Cor Liverpool
WIN Boot, OF Boston James Owen, Vim Rowe, James
A Cuvlletre. w CoIquhoun, Montreal 6 Symes, John
McKinnon, Quebec F G Mountain, British Army: Edw
FanIough, Brailstord Edgar Corrie Jr Mr. woodman.
cy, England Murdoch, lreand-l7 For Haliiax-Mr
Chandler, Dir Botsora. of Waslineton Cunard, Jr OF
Halifax Sanl Smith, Barbados, Barbados; Mr. Jordan,
Eng land
In the brig Statira for Port Leon-W Warnock Mrs Bab
bidge and Master Babbidge.
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AUCTION SAI.nA
JOSIAH Richards. aaecoa-rr
BY BANGS, RICHARDS Sc PLATT
MONDAY EYENTNG. nee. ~

AS Store isS Broadway.
LIBERAL cash advances made coesgnenss Tor arcos
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for all diseases of the Lungs and Liver.

LANCASTER, Pa NOV. To, ISiE
Dear Sir Please send bottles cf your genuine
SslSam of Wild Cherry have been afflicted with Con-
sumption for the las; years and suffered very much
with cough, pains breast difficulty OF breath
ing night &c. and having tried numerous remedies
and also been under several doctors yet could not ma
any thing relieve uIi OF yocr Eaisani
60; boulc from neighbof OF mine who is using H.
and have found such wonderful relief from ithat have no
doubt il will cure eiectnaly.
Ner &
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u Eso!yaa, Gif1s-ssarnnn's Fair n, Nib.

ESGsyGEy SSsfis-ssSUhfnhs X 1iE VIZ
lo,,1yht Ladies OF the Sailors Home Society aux iary
TO the American Seamans Friend Society," viii open their
annual Fair Tor the bcae6 OF the Sailors Home at Nihle
Saloon on the evening OF The 2lst inst, and continue II
every day and evening until hris.mas Beside Tue atl,
variety OF Annals and other books imported fancy art
ces perianery Toys &c. sufficient 10 suit the wants OF
those who wish make presen.s 10 their friends OF chi-
dren al this season Of the year. m,
The friends os toe Sailor and the benevolent generally
invited 10 attend All work and contributions lar 'hs
object should he handed Mrs Nanderpool at No W.
Fourth street on or before Monday The l9il. Dig Si
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Ter on the


SUBJECT OF LIGHT
HEw YoRY. Oct. 20, lS3lst the desire Of MI JAMES C.
locxEa Ne. $50 Broadway have examined Patent
Lamp sold by him. and Submitted it 10 experimental trial
by the usual Phoomeic methods and have found that when
The burner with lis gre7te>i power the light yielded
equal about twenty sperm candles OF Ordinary quail
Aording this illumination the Consumption Of Por,ers
Chemical Oil proceeds a, be rate OF The eighth part OF
pint per hou which al seventy five per gallon gives
cos, of l.6 cenl per hour.
In the practical use OF these Lamps it will NOT be advsa
be push tb.m 10 tue maximum power OF iumiua,ien
IL be assumed that they give light equa,
twothrds oi their greatest iumnatnn the Saving as
compared with equal quantity OF light Obtained nom
sperm candles would be a5on fourteen hundred per cent
And proper 10 observe, thai the light afforded by
these Lampss remarkable forts hsavin and uniformity
and Tor the pureDsss OF its color which eatrely free from
the paIld hue which renders gas usually manufactured
objectionable The cemhvsii6e also rises freely from
the reservoir the burner tina, The Lamp possesses all
advantages of Csrcep principle without rs completely
liability 10 get out OF order. DION LARDNER,
silver medal awarded the subscriber al the late
Fair Tor this Lamp and light
The Sober LaHp Lad Lamp. Chemical Oil Lamp, also
the Poor Mans or Economical Lamp new article for
huraing lard or sperm OIL.
Just received aad offered for sale at low aad reduced
prices fy and splendid patterns OF The above
LAMPS al The establishment OK J. c. HOOKER,
466 Broadway tcaeapsde) above GEand.streel
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Some may think the above prices 100 low Tor good artl-
cle such he would say call and Judge tor Yourselves
~ B. All orders thankfully received and purchases sent
10 any part OF the city. ~ ulo III
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u Wards RaFery.-The subscriber informs his
old anie public in general he has removed
his well known Baking Establishment from No. l79 Green.
witch ST TO the comHoous situation No. 2l9 Falon ST one
door above Greenwich ST.
Having enlarged his Bakery he is enabled to snppl
ali orders sent him bis celebrated Cakes and Crackers
which well known require no putting He n-
tends bake for the Holidays Cakes OF every descrpon
the quality cheapuess OF which shall be unsurpassed
The following ;si of prices of some OF his articles