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ZINE TOYS, RICH JEWELLERY, FANCY GOODS
SEA- C. HUMBERT Co. will this morning at IO1S
o'clock Auction Room i9 Broadway corner Of Lber
to paIteuiarzs jewellery and fancy goods also
gothic trays rich napier macha card plates portfolios hand
screens tortosehe card souvenirs ladies' compa
toilet boxes DRESSING cases. writing desks odon{ bottles sill
veruit knives mc..o saes rare PerumeIy &c.
d3l ltsc
A UCTION-From to 5000 lbs of No. Pulled Wool, viii
n be sold Auction the of William Gr-fton ia
Plane street. Newark. New Jersey. Saturday morning. st
at 10 O'Clock. d30 2tissr
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City Intsllieenoe.

PsIur-A loafsr named John Dsvos VIVA. souna in the
vault ofthe house Of Jeremiah pa.. &c ,oo
whsrs .,us.s ;. 80 ~ Oh luz Am"y ,'r0e'
= sappo.'d nc mao secresed himself in order to
steal al within his reach during the night He
veyed to the Upper Police. and while in his cell, tore
vest in fragments that was on his person II is presumed
that the vest has been stolen and hi. chic,
its being identified The vest was made Of nlsct
no.. ca .S.' "'"' =, p'ack CASH.
mere ana any person having lost one will further the
ems justice oy calling at the Upper Police and giving
information.
OLD Go THrEvrs.-These rascals increase in number
as the weather increases in severity Yesterday black
fellow named John Phillips. caught in possession Of
small quantity Of Clothing and jewellery valued 70 u.s.
street. Tss Zen. M 70 Hudson
med confessed tne 'nsi' ana was fully COM
AsorHra CHILD Dnowrrp IN c.rxsr-A Ana hs.,+v
child aged v years named Peter f. SON Of Susan jodry
accidentally drowned yesterday by falling into tie
Sstsrn attached to the premises No 2as Fulton street
h the third accident Of similar character that has
Gen'iy occurred in this city and il should serve
csterns a. n anu tenants 20 the boxes Of
grating in th our es In nesnt, or piscs wooden
IN, and thus be acc;ssn,aIv drewnsd 'i0 sng
THE MANup.crr-nr -, 49,. p,r ,,;..
that Mr. Dav Of AZ M,; IL aSpn @ IL Is saa
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Mr.. Hassler, the Coast Survey, about whom SO
much and so many things has been said in Congress
THE session, was in this city yesterday His equip
age was drawn by four horses, and altogether he
conducted himself in a manner that proves him,
(since, as Pope says
I" Great wit to madness nearly is allied,')
either man of uncommon abiIitites or fool of
the very first water. II is difficult say which he
ls, on the whole.--Pha Spirit Of the Times
Nor DRAD-Captain Conner OF the Navy
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[From the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Time,l

THE ALEXANDER JURY.-No wonder men beg to
get themselves placed on a jury, when they expect
Gates. The only wonder to us Is that the Alexander
jury did not stay out Tor twelve month"; with such
dainty prospect before them; and that number
Of others besides Mr. Banks did not get too sick to
deliberate. Of course the County Commissioners
will not allow this bill to be thrust upon The county.
PurLApELpHIA Dec. H. 1912.
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
David Thomson, N. Y. hair cloth manufacturer.
Alexander Thomson, N. T., hair cloth manufacturer
Isaac F. Russell. Rhinebeck, Duchess Co., NY.
Francis j. Louis, N. Y.
Elhannan Martin, N. Y. jeweller.
Henry w. Ravens, ". Y, counsellor at law.
George NJ. Perry, NJ Y, gentleman.
Andrew James Mclaughlin. Neversink, Sullivan Co.,
N. Y, laborer.
Joseph Burtis Hustled Rye westchcstsr Co., N Y, late
merchant
Arson Blake, Brooklyn, LII.
William Robert Prince, Flushing, Queens Co., N. Y.
John Mills, Jr, Y.
Joseph Smaley, N. Y, iron railing maker.
John Mackie, Rye, Westchester Co.. farmer.
John Fowler, N. Y, tailor.
Joseph Doncourt, Hampstead, L. l.
VIM. H. White Queens Co., NY.
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NORTHERN AND EASTERN PApxRs.--Thanks to
Pomeroy 81 Co., Adams " Co., Harnden s. Co.,
and POLLEN & Copp, for full files, lar in advance Of
the mails.
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Y. s. SENATOR FOR ALAPAMA.-Mr. Bavlev. the
calhoun candidate, has been elected United States
Van Buren,. N''
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Mail LINZ FOR ALBANY.-The steamer r. L. Ste.
vens, will leave tomorrow morning at half past eight
o'clock, to go as far as the ice will permit.
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LEGITIMATE weather yesterday and the ds,
before.
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STEAM SHIP GREAT WEsrERN-This fayorit.
steam packet will re-commence her trims across the
Atlantic on the llth OF next February. She il 10
touch at Madeira for this trip only. Last wear her
income yielded six per cent. Can the Boston
steamers do this
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90 DON'T GO TO THE WRONG SHOP TO BUY
Shsrman's Lozenges Pasters. some very honest
men are apt to palm off WORTHLESS trash. Go
TO the Doctors warehouse, 100 Nassau street, Or his
agents no. 273 and 459 Brosdway 227 Hudson sS Bowe
~, II East Broadway 10 Aston House, 80 William street.
or 80 Fulton strs ct, Brooklyn Many poor woman u
robbed Of her herd earned money by unprncpled deal
ers.
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&C The most amusing entertainments for the holidays
are to be found at the New York Museum and the price
of admission is only One Shilling. Nellis, born without
arms performs his wonderful eas plays variety Of
musical instruments, and shaves any of the audience
jenkins the representative OF eccentric characters,
singer and banjo player Diamond the Ethiopian dancer
Young, the wire volanteur will go through his extra
ordinary performances. The whele, including Picture
Gallery Curosities &C., to be for the above sum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-25

CHATHAM THEArRE-Mr. Forrest appears to-mor-
row evening in his original and celebrated character
of Jack Cade." This gentleman is engaged for
six nights only, and will perform round Of his
most popular characters The prices during his
engagement will remain unaltered. We perceive
that an afternoon performance, commencing at half
past one O'Clock, is also announced for Monday,
and rich array of entertainments are presented.
In the production of novelties, and in securing the
best talent, the Chatham stands pre-emnent and
alone among its numerous theatrical rivals. At no
other establishment is the good taste, order,
decorum, and untiring industry, apparent-and the
liberal exertions Of the enerprizlng manager meet
with a cordial response from the community.
90 Well, Barnum of the American Museum has
achieved all that he has promised and he lays before
the public bill of elites and attractions for the holy
d,ystha has been before this side of the At
lantic. The Animated Tableaux form the sublime
and magnificent exhibition seen, and person
form conception of their grandeur without Witnessing
them. The wonderful dwarf, General Tom Thumb, Jr.
remains day longer and for the value Of twenty
FIVE cents any person fails to who is intelligent,
active talkativc, weproportioned, robust and healthy,
who at the time emily the size of infant and
weighs but fifteen pounds, then that person will
regret it, Such display of Flags, Christmas Greens,
and elites the American Museum
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Nor DEAD-Captain Conner OF the Navy.
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PROGRESS OF SCIENCE IN THE WKT.-Dr. Blu
chanan is not the only western philosopher who is
destined to revoutionze the old systems of medi-
cine. Witness the following advertisement which
appears in one of the Louisville papers,
j. Walter Son inform the public generally that they
are at this time manufacturing in the city Of Louisville
Magnetic Electric Machines, and also Electro Magnetic
together with Galvanic Rings and Magnets used in the
cure Of Neuralgia complaints
Such as rheumatic complaints Of the head ears face
teeth, neck in stiffness othe neck, in pains which affect
side sfthe face prosapsgy, tic dooureux, megrim
toothache and jawache WREN caused by cold and also
cold when first seated in chronic pains Of the chest asth
ma, and all purely neuralgia complaints in choc
cramps of the stomach, &c. ,
relieves in pains from old wounds, in head
ache in hyscrc and hypochondriac palms, in deafness
when caused by rheumatism in general debility or weak.
OF the eye eyes, caused by disease OF the nerve
Of the eye and in general weakness Of the whole body
any OF its paris when results from loss Of vital
power; in ameness by apopectc % in eschias airophy
stiffness or contraction Of any part Of the body, where
there is no Reorganization in hyseria hypochoDdris,
ST. vitus dance and cataepy in double sight dread OF
light convulsions ofthe eyes in tremors asthmac pains
of the chest with danger Of sufocaion in whooping
tenn.
BY this apparatus the skul operator enabled at will
to direct mild steady stream Of electricity through
ry part Of the animal system the magnetic battery being
always charged and ready for use and never eriay
affected by the change Of the atmosphere that the
operator enabled all times to perform the desired OBJ
Ject OF restoring the diseased to it's wonted heahu
function which hitherto have been able 10 e
Feet save that OF electricity alone.
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being conveyed to Truxo, the capital OF the pro-
vince, he escaped IRON his guard, either through
bribery, or, some suppose, through the concur
renee and aid Of the Governor
With readiness and activity which so conspicu-
ously marks his character, and, as it is believed
through the influence OF persons who had the power
ing a force Of about three hundred men before any
measure could be adopted to check his proceed
ings.
Col Torrico Ia brother, 1t is said, of the General
was despatched against him with 800 troops, and
giving him battle, encountered most disastrous de-
feat, and left him in undisputed possession Of the
northern provinces of Peru, from which the military
have been Withdrawn by General Torrico to enable
him to effect the measures Of his usurpation and to
take the field against Vidal.
We have had information Of H0pelles' army
being augmented with astonishing rapidty and in
stead of merely aiming at power and personal az
grandisement, he has unfured the banner Of the
Constitution of 1884 (hs date, if mistake not) and
OF the laws OF the land, which have been shame
fully disregarded and tramped into the very dust,
with the brief honorable interval of Santa Cruz's
power,rom the period Of the Accomplishment OF The
revolution which separates it from the mother
country.
From the last accounts received, and from my
knowledge OF the determined character of the man.
| rePose great confidence in HIM, Col Hercelles
was at the head OF an army of 5000 men, advancing
| on Lima, proclaiming the constitution on his route,
ndreceived with more enthusiasm by the Cypress
| ed people, than any other event had called forth
| from them for many years.
Therefore, you will perceive that Torrico has
powerful antagonist on each side of him, and en-
terrain little oabt that you will, in a bret space of
time, hear OF his overthrow, (Which. as a tyrapt
| he deserves,) tie success of Hercelles. and the
establishment OF peace. order, and concord 10 this
long distracted and wretcbedIy impoverished coun-
try. This end Hercees possesses the ability the
| courage, and the disposition, to accomplish
1t IS reported here, and presume with truth. that
| me English naval forces under Admiral Thomas,
have the ports of Guatemala underSblockade 70 ey'
act certain amounts of money due from that govern
mentto the subjects OF her Majesty, Queen Victoria
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PORTUGUESE
r + M A L f P / L L 8 !.

=. -. .tNNESI AND PhEfAnEDBv
N. nE bouDELOQuE. NJ. d., LISBON, PORTUGAL.
HE Scientific combinauon Of ingredients Of which these
ration Of the world. They known all Europe TO be
certain IN producing the monthly Their certainty mall
being snch they be during
miscarriage il used during thar p~rioa:
The difcons translated into English AID enveored
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each bcs cor
rccton have the .aaurr Of Dr. y XELvExU. authorized
agent for the continent Of America. 49,. -
They be transmitted by mail q any ran o. ne United
States LETTERS directed to pr. Melvsau ScT a. New
York will meet with date attention. sold BY appoint
ment Al aD Cherry near Caharns street. Pnee s. Half
boxes So No half boxes scus by msil
rnv3A me
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DIR. MORRISON.

NJ ORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 20fH Fulton stsset near
~ Greenwch-Dr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon the British Ma
Wy, continues 70 be consulted daily all diseases delicate
nature and all distressing symptoms consequent
dcous treatment and the impraent If quack medicines
Pr has had an experience Of twenty two years treating
mild safe aud in.tle substitute Toy msrcnry eradc
ing the ,enerea yns with certainty without suljccting
patient 70 risk c-restctins hin p W. usual diets or pu
suits while hs cdcin agreeable and smell Per-
'rsneni Of thu frost ate gland, ACCOMPANIED with much m
tanr and uul aSjnt these OF the
qurnces OF MISUNDERSTANDING D.. NJ. stricures in scen.
tfc promoting absorption OF The ckened circular
msnbrane sitlou pain, ffN
CONsTaTgTIoNAL DEBILITY-Thoussnds Of young
ui. from the consequences Of Indulgence
cre destructive habit and whose further injured from
the Of nostrums and pretended specifies which stimulate
purely PRINCIPLES sa never fails in establishing
Letters post paid containing suitable Fee will
the correspondent full advice and of the
Union by his giving history of his detail 2) Full
ton eet near Greenwich. jel8 lmsr
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

TO Farmers Planters and Horticultuts-The compound
Chemical Whale OIL Soap may be considered IN the pre-
sem nome nj the best preparation that compounded
Tor the total destruction Of every species of nssng
vegetable kngdomaego slugs roebugx peach nsctarne
apple AMI tree and worms snail, cabbage
ce and all the smaller insects which parasitic indigo
nous and exotic flowers such the oeander cactus cu
Gus observation-disclosures, geana erica all by
proper application be thoroughly exseminated Besides the
extraordinary cheapness, important item economy,
renders accessible for all purposes large scaOO0 peach
tees Of land may be kept free from the maraudn
insects for the trifing Of one dollar. n
Farmers ralsmg corn oats RS potatoes turrip eabbass.
their fields from the devastions of the vcrmin The Com.
pound Chemical hale Oil Soap may be had in bulk
- DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGEKk| -
ie2 1m$c Chemist. No. ali street.
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MADAME COSTELLO.
!. FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

M D n 7 FENIALE PHYSICIAN,
INFORMS the Ladies of New York and Females that she
continues give advice and her popular and eca
cious medicines for the diseases Of females Madame e. haI
that her treatment has given much satisfaction
the numerous patients WHO have relied upon her sbes
Bile office Of Female Physician from long and
ce aving knowledge OF the of the huin frame
ignorance of which renders the unbsng petensions and
anS sy On
her skill and maternal socude female physician How
distressing may be their complaints her medical acquire
ments will be found adequate the In short she grounds
this notice the successful results Of Thorough medical ed
cation, and reliance appointed of inparng health
igor and happiness all who honor her with their confidence
nd All letters postpaid Office aud residence 81
Lspenard ST. je2l lmEc
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PRIV ATE CURE.

THE MONITOR-Ths is the title gven treatise show.
the symptoms consequence and Of
nay described the remedies per for their different
with useful hints and all necessary
directions enable the patient % private. prompt aud
permanenI cure. Ne the Dr. Jordan offers the
fruits Of devoted practice and
than this that the Mon reached the seventh ed
l
u Sold for the proprietor, only Apothecarifs Hail.
Prince Of Mari where also hay be had Dr. Joras
Specific Courses No. Tor the ofcp, glees and all
tal discharges and No. for the permanent OF
eyery medcne and o%;s;;e ye bep r M
,eal external They excite suspicion loss
= GO Prince street. of Marion blocks N
Ncs Gnilns Private entrance 69h Marion street door
.ru .n,. n0l 1rnAr
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NO. q PECK SLIP
]. BRADEN

MOULD most respectfully beg leavs inform his friends
and the public generally that he has completely renovated
and opsned his Saloons for the of those
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
aers himself will be sufficient say those who
Creams &C. for The las, nine that nothing shall remain
He still continues the nanufactue Of Confectionery all
branches and prepared supply families and dealers IN city
grateful for the patronage he has received
same will not be unsyaing = A''
IOHN HRADEN. Canal street
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
IA M D COR DON BENIN II TT,

n w NER,FULTONA AND NASSAU STREETS.
THE Nsw Yos. HERAlD-A daily paper, 1e.sd every
scnbes furnished Al the rate os spssi PEREZ on
advance. No unless tatd advance.
THg Wgrvi,y Hgaup-ssued every sssussiay morning At
nine nchak-rce wr and quarter CENT? copyfTnshsd
country subscribe IN sdvanee The
same rate for specified pered.,
requested 10 addrsss their letter. to
JAMES Gonoor Brvrrrr, Popsstsg md Eoito-a I'll ell
6ou on business must b p0es pajd.
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MEDICAL AID.

NO.4 PECK SLIPDoctoI Carpenter, usual devocs his
~ esons, attention TO the relief Of the afflicted and
Cd established and well xn2wn Peck slip Dsensay. No
those 70 whom he unknown that he is regularly educated
physician aud surgeon graduate Of Union college, aud
licaia,e Of the New York State Medical Society and Of
tanned his diploma in this city tie 1919 But what
lpoan, TO the patient 70 know The fact that he speedily ID
testify His Offices and entrances conveniently
the comfort and privacy of patients who csc
observation. and his charges will be found reasonsb!:
DR. carr S1ER.
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DENTISTRY,
REMOVED

FROM 81 TO 90 CHATHAM STREET.
WIN. THORN, DENTIST soicts the attention OF those
w who wear artificial Tec!h and those who may require
the s to KneM SS Of b. supplying s arJy family Viz
mouth Of those who indulge in acd resulting from the
Of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit Of he
inserts from complete without using rar
ticie Of metal of any descrI. lion
90 Chambers street. je26 lmsr
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NEW BATH.

RAB!NEAU inform. his frendp and the public that h.
Castle Garden Bridge, the Battery wher. he will pleased
them ALL He might add much in i.rcnce his
and extensive Swimming ,sh the very unodio7. Private
Baths the " w. retired I'D safe Ladies Baths with pure
and seend sfor yourselves Added all this the enjoy
Of Of peasanest views and coolest about
New York in the Great saloon the budngwc supplied
with every comfort from dish c good coffee to the sparkling
thirty odd always freely given Also Shower Baths
usual and improved. je2 liner
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PERFUMERY.
OWENS. AMERICAN

THrs Dye i, The Only inlbs Hal d now IN use; Many
Of H 1 T p ar. es I'd hs GsH A%Iss
Pr Sg saa sa +, n.iF sRs ta
10 ss N' be d e sa Aaas s
chsnsns red grey whEss pond With dsIk hair
* % + %iSs S xss:: q e +
saG x,e6Ss x"a. H. R sss s ossg
st sSs~'fb S::'S"s @ pIE = s
agents. seSasH ss''"' '' '0su may mis- ssis az ''
"hcli'er hoe3ea Wooden knisss" =
rJlS Spaniel io, 10 s'tic ,xcnllenty TO OF
i the New Yors liar ca u'setreri WHO making
s'e pSs b Tsn h only good s
sss sGa Is i1a YY syp Ii. ss'' i@
equa 20 any s b. n sort, This boasting i, intended
pa a.s enc es & ~ aAs Sp,'s9s So 5ai IS
, % Fl s ssd Sci want are %,as
LAY bod, ele-ls their I. Paso.'i oil hr.
ssa r.1a ia al is orrsnM,eG street New York
rce. 50 ceu,s per bottle, highly perf,mcd. MA I'm.
OlsKis TOoTR "Asii-rnlnrsd ,sog, the orginsi re-
~ cine at Nes ,'od s,,eet New ifok-Lhs OTIS tooth
les y Gle anime teeth and mouth restoring The gums to
lhe mouth, whear aring from deeayed teeth. or from de-
/; i dssissi used with tooth hru-h and viii be found
to SUPPRESSED & necessity Of powder kesng the teeth clean
Il racuis useful ia cases Of spungy them
70 e'y 3 IS e es 70 and s asns o@ s
esposae To cold il will be found highly beneficial 1t par
teariy seicesbe the Os Tooth Wash at nis Just
before retiring THIS method is recommended by emf
lent dentists by doing all PARTICLES Of food which
muaie daring te day entirely removed and the mouth
through ne night in olcan and healthy state
teeth white teeth the valuable portions
Of humanity: hut how neglect the attention me-
tei when surrounded by all ~
needed Among these we know OF none more
eectual than the Onis Tooth Wast cleanses and wh
the teeth engtsus the PARTIES the mouth and
the breath. We recommend ALL young and
DID, Dos ton Morning Post.
The Tooth Wash the best detergent used
our ename.-l Boston Transcript. i4
For sale By { princi, druggists in the citv md
A NEW ARTICLE FOR THE HAiR.-MACKAY'S
Secured By letters o the United States This
ration is entirely of vegetable ingredients never BE-
fore used will dsduf souri, leaving the skin OF
the had perfectly Gle and produces beautiful bright gloss,
pre- the hair falling or restores lost hair and all
short fine hair 10 uniformity, positive for
scaid head aud Of diseases Of all kinds
hch the hcad iisbe The proprietor, in Offering this
valuable article by r-su asug from experience
II will nc found by all whc be the effecual
before discovered offered the publc and may be had u
wholesale and satsii e a. Rings 80 Fulton Cliff,
aud sold retail by d. 3sn, u Go, II Eau Broadway;
Ro,ton 1919 Es bro,dwsy; 6aions Bazaar 7s Broadway;
A. u. Sand Co. ll broadway; Woo!Tor'h. afe BonaEns
re- Bro.awsy h. Kias c.. ,ei broadway; podd, Gag
Canal 81; j. y j. Codlngqn g27 Hudson f.. Guon
srner Doye-s st; Coy ISL Ps, &. Hart $50 Grand
Mess and 500 Gran! Canon and IN Bro xlyn
By J. W. Smith, ii2 Fulton Cranberry. Price 81 per
noftie