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Court Colendar-This Day.

Superior Cout-Nos. 80, %, 30, ~, 80, a. "a, a. as
H. 49, 49, 49, 34 65, &c. 6l 80, 81 81, IS, w. a. u.s.
SO, IS, I, IL. 10, IL, 81, Is, 20, 81
Circuit CotNos H. l6, ~ %, ~ 81, 81 ~, -, 3o
3ll, ais, SO, SO, 40, Al, -, ~.
Common Pieas-Nos. a. %, 81, g. 80, %. 4, O. TO- u,
T.
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Water In that establishment in return for lot Of ground
Anthony street. for the building thereon of an Engine
and Hose House-Reierred back to Croton Water Com.
mittee.
adjournment This Board adjourned until Wednesday
evening next, at five O'Clock.
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ce,ng broad and elevated orehead-f you have M.
slightly agpeadsss o. beard On your ppper GIs- yon have
u faces the Poudre Subtitle invented by DR. Felix Gouraud
will quickly aud forever esdlscte u without the slightest in
bv eng the preparation Doctors office; all doubts
Of the arele bsu, humbog viii quickly vanish e, sale
wayV Der bottevhere may had the folio articles
ali warsntedThc celebrated Italian Medcated Soap for
lug all botshes pples issches TAM m 40, r sSmy .h
hands face musquto bitcs its effects ae innedae IN the
washing Of aIyg az ,o.nn9 an, ado Sssms that
no mother should be without cake. ne cake 80 cents
sufficient and warrant It or return ne money no sue
cessu Be your guard against poid imtaoh ana puy
C,ourauds Eau de Besnte or True Water Of Beauty, is
tying add besung ompleIop and BY its dlsng pro.
pprtes preventing the formation oil Wrinkles ana panishins
Goumuds Vegetable Ii uid Rouge vpsrts adeeate blush
ing tlnge to the complexion, mmovable by rubbing with
handkerchief linen cloth For dyelng ladies, stockng'
gq Hair viii change red ~ hair s be ssr Sa
ne sSe SsSm Ds Or spanish White pare
Life a susou, ;Sued. and entirely snnhans com
chalk and flake white Pat np ia elegant boxes =? cents
each This with other o. VT Us prepaT'n u.s.. on e
he coe OF Broadway where will be found an assortment
III, most delicate choice Perfhmery, imported from all
Aeens-Jordan, Milk street, Boston; 70 Chesnut street.
rhiIadepha Robinson Harrsbursh Hsnitch, Lancister
ssySGS rSSSsgas mR %y ds
Myers New Haven DYER Providence Nrsylor Ne.soI
White, Calais Seth s. Hsace, Baltimore selby Parker
tnwn 800 = '' 49, i'IT 1'T'-T dil 'msr
lilo RaOo bills hne Flour landing from ship Huntsville
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Mr.. EDITOR =
Your humble servant muddy Boots) would sug-
gest to the Native Americans TO clean the streets,
and pay themselves after the spring election.
Let the ward meetings appoint street inspectors,
and employ men. Their pay will be sure in the
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THAT TRrfNK.-The Mayor, aided by Justice
Taylor, of the lower police, has been engaged in
examining into the mysterious disappearance of
that trunk, but nothing has yet TRANSFERRED as to the
chance of a satisfactory result.
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a NEW STYLE OF CHILDKEN'S VELVET CAPS
The subscriber has large and beautiful Of
Gensmens and Boys Caps Of the latest fashion, which he
will sell cheap any other establishment this city
among which may found gentemep. cloth. velvet,
low.
Fancy Fu-Also constantly hand, large Of
Mufs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low prices.
NBThe Caps Of the subscriber took the premium at the
late Fair Of the American Institute.
WM BROWN,
nso Imsr I26 Chatham st. opposite Roosevelt
- CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
HBOOTS-Ths subscriber makes to order Boots of the
Mabove descriptions, Of the finest quality of French Calf
~ skiu the latest Style ery reasonable prices. Ger
ssu who bsen habit Of paying exraysgant prices
inferior articles call and be of
their interest in purchasing this store
being taken of and OF Lasts kept for
each customer there difficulty in getting handsome and
easy BIT.
Boots latest styles at 50 and 50 pa Double So!es from
81 10 IS pair Over Shoes Half Boots, Dancing Pumps
Slippers, &C. luay low prices
JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia Fulton street,
de lmSec between Nassau and Dutch streets.
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s3sss FOR SALE-A Valuable Farm called Springfield
uaed in the county of lsle-of Wight mile and hsf
zrom the mouth of snsemond River, containing about
five hundred bounded sides bv creeks payigabe
fo small vesels running into the mouth Of
There the farm large well finished brick dwelling
house with other hous good repair
Nealv half Of the aId is well mbeed with large tall pine
he cleared land Of good quality and well adapted to the
tvstion of wheat potatoes and melons
has attached fine oyster landing for planting oysters
and OF the best stock farms of its size lower Virginia
with great bargain
If sold privately before it will be offered at public
tion the premise the 25th day of January 1874
Terms be made known and further information given by
MIR JOS Whitehead Of Smithed Isle of Wight county
the subscriber WILLIAM HINES.
do 3taw tojy25 re ....+
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LADIES G;o6"MPANIoN
LITERARY A Exposition,
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ars s' q 4. S:
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
I'm the Germany

I'm the Germany
rARINE DE GRuAu &c qsGRuAu p,EpAuTRE,)
I'm the Frenck Language)
NOR nusrcou and one pound Of soss in usage as far
as three pound, Of ordinary wheat -four , IN Val,
yes consiesr i very este wholesome money saving
% %o q milk
sa. .aS e To- children h he % o pa
as a light and very healthy Diet.
desirable requisite + they get the right kind
w Ts: sf in s.y Of Ms1as Il that
The eaIy Depot rs ri: article he United s.te,
s g G foot esn 'G BE- h s ne who e s;
sf is wy mot
the lower part Of this city to the retail groce aud
families
New York. November 28th. 843 dc lm'r
SALT AND FISH STORE.
4OO 100 bbl., Of Macksrsl; 200 half 10 '''
sssi:s s,s ss =. 20 s s.'s
ds !esnAl' d NELsoN WELLS CO. 81 D.y street.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
NJ aa"ae,uTas Jewee 90 canal street h.%s o" hand
s T. 81 s; En-
s:asHs
e Ga silver
Wss in The i T d a. S s M
Sss sif '% he s..
eSsf fp sHs1 %s Cd he e.:
a. ss I'll: e s frs lie Stair
a. would eli ss5
s t's an sss Y s
not fail give s,.s ION Lsds: and g 'emsn about
Chatham street old gold or silver or il exchange
utmost value *''A Tor and rs
THE, SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watche.
the % to wasss SIS @ eseS 81
s & $50 each Al 10 keep
i t5ss 9 S n :s "a Fs
Err imEoes Of Wachss and Jewery. wholesale and retail
s.. ,n..s k kE2s + T aIsaHs.
SIaaaS.y Would
s Of and city to hi.
from two to fourteen r. sons on the same plate which for
taken ia all Kinds Of weather, either with without
The American institute. late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the s premium for the beat asress f..
:uPsriG5.i,sy Of Ms portraits. -. -,
Nor M sa o s the
his city Hr state can they b obtained 80, -,
sas ,.E ei se a1 s ws5. fs s.. S
sale At he very lowest prices nj su.m
PtITpMsT, I PAGTTESkIANN GtdLENY p p FALE
.Iss,; door Ps,s Museum New Y.IS Thee
ssd
dSd ed 1@S s
sis will hereafter Ps taken here lin any weather at the
.equeuiy need sit for inferior likeaes
81 Ess ala xsy.!. s,s%S s
c.e s any poa at "%i
rates than by any other masufactory. di2 lm~m
PHILAUELPHIA
DAGUERREoTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING ROOMS ae ANDT.
sue:srber ha. received large suppl Of yostsnden
with sehroms,e snss. made seccfdrs to Professor ctzva
Also 2. be-. ps'.. and chemicals which
White, ESQ i,' BTSadvayc New H9Ik PfIa.;, Ess.
!ssdS.s the soaihsIa States: %% West ESQ
An eO%munieatSp, tpo., psid) and orders, sscempss.d
'leiS's1 klshsSa- saans. at;l.a:rh
GREAT REDUCTIUN
s tsfIt5i s.$ ess
ai sf & g 70,
he instruction of =.
PENMANSHIP
and Book Keep;ne 1se Broadwsv eppo,te John street
now omen dnrpa the dsv and evening r hs Of mn
pills and visiters,
gentlemen sean!Ts bold Tree ana ious style OF
honS e.ch -''""'S"'P ~ i'0A' va '" '"A' '''' u W"
The l1dis. taught Epsolary hand. beautiful
" p0oK KEEpI>rc
tn. .r, IF ;,n,. iNl.,.i ~ Ny -:
important o. ISL f az ms IN nis
the ssu oS " no. oerIVeu rom any p,ntea worn nut
The se, be;ns prscch o. the subject
dent svery den Of renoeI 70 e s
TAINLY CANNOT BIZ ACQJJiRED iBy sI,ip1 v p "A
LANtlN9 ONE SET OF BOOKS. ~ IA
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IMPORTANT TO ALL The LADIES.
A GIFT FOR T H f II DAYS,
Elegant, Appropriate and Useful
LADIES' HAND-BOOKS
or NEEDLEwORK,

LADIES' HAND-BOOKS
Elegantly Bound in Muslin, Gilt Edges and Stamps.
Price 25 cents, or 81 80 for the Series.
- No. I-BABY LINEN,
Containing plain and ample instructions for the preparation OF
49, Ne. 2~PLAIN NEEDLEwoRK,
Containing Instructions in the PREPARATION Of body lnenn.
stpeOn: in The prsp.E.ton q house nsn-EsIsnaton in
0F'dns " No. ssF FIVE Yessi E'aEEbaTeEwoRk
For q N Rm
neutrality-suspicious. OF fancy needework useful per-
No s.EMBRoIpERY ON MUSLIN AND TATTINa.
Containing Instructions working Embroidery MUSLIN
Instructions in MISUNDERSTANDING in gold treadTat
No. SKNITTING, NETTING AND CROCHET,
Gus 9V s1MfIINERY %Nb 'l DiREssMxkiSta &C.
Bonnets-Niournna Bsnuets-BonIet Caps-Capotee-Lap-
pets, &c Dresmak ry -Chdrcn's Dresse,--Afanteles-
Ladies' Silk Clo'ks--Capes-CsrrageC loeks--Gardeu
Cl9aks5B9ys Cloaks-Pping-Plas, &c.
f'''"'' anu j. j. s. ar RsssbFIELD. Clinton Hall,
corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets.
VALUABLE HOLIDAY GIFT
T H f b o OK OF BOOKS.
Now ready. in yariou. style. Of Binding,
THE PICTORIAL Belle,
OLD AND NEW TEsTAMENTs,
With full Marginal References,
ONE ri 44fo HIr In ESySsfsG.afEEfNqs
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MAP OF PALESTINE,
EhMLy !, @ ,as ON STEEL
J. g. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall,
dill 3wrs corner Nassau and Beekman streets.
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lilo R-'Oo bbs fine Flour landing from ship Huntsville
abr Dr." I've" o"e T. k. COLLINS &5co IS South street.
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DIR UOUSEMHN'S

GERMAN COUGH DROPS,
pREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J. DAVIS, city
Of Hudson, Columbia County, ~ Y, and for sale in this
city at wholesale and retail, by
JAMES y. ArprywALL,
86 William street General Agent for this city;
and by Of the principal retail druggists in New York aud
Brooklyn.
Perhaps important vauabs medicine than this
provided for the afflicted No has hitherto been
had the press make sxaordnary known but
been long tried and its efficacy thoroughly proved
by The nfalibe OF actual BY its
aud intrinsic excellence has become highly celebrated every
section Of the where IL has been 10 may with
out exaggeron be pronounced nabe remedy for colds
coughs. asthma, influenza, whoopng cough
hgmorrage raising blood and all the complaints affecting
the breast and lungs and tending general de-
bty Numerous be seen the hands of the
has been its effects in nnumerabe mutud. Of The
in the first stages Of Of the complaints above named IL
complete preventive and their further progress is arrested
In this climate where such complaints common owing
sudden changes Of weather. who places right value
upon health should be without this medicine; timely OF
il will immense bills for n-dica attendince aud what
will the apgushng suerinss of prJtracsd i'll
aud often preserve life itself Ecacios il is IL
mild pleasant aud always hamless IL is purely vegetable
compound and may be TAX with safety all kinds Of
weather under all Ii mild healing
GRANT the gentle touic It's
has only thousands who aborng under
Illness but IL has Produced improvement the
health Of persons feeble effect 10 i'm
part and the system while weak
MA I'm eod'm
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER Professor of Music, respectfully
his patrons aud the puoc in general that he
has rcnoved from 50 Crosby 3s Laurens whes
all orders for his Cot on Band To perform parties &c in
or ont oftown, will be received and promptly attended
Orders for J. X will el,o BE- received at Mrs. Dubois
Music Store, No, 205 Broadway, do lmsrc
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s'.Xssssd I sssyB ''ss &c Herald os
Sssnd Seed Establishment, 57s Broadway. adjoining The
The publ IS re.psc fully Informed thar the above es,ab
eso9 9 Of n
sai,ble nc for Hody Pse G sTors, Cos.srvatore.
sSs:i's@s do%s ,n orss and
BS pots :aG glasses
which are alrs d y in flow ericg safe
@ o%
AIRING iqae aud varied styles to SUIT all tastes by an
Flower Seeds VIII be received ON Europe early in
sde Of the assortment Of Veseasle
ties befc offered for sale the least disappoint
che R'IFSS: Cold and Glass Globes
Ss .ss % spossa of on the most m
All ofde thankfully received and executed with prompt
NIB The Sock Of Seeds belonging 70 the late firm
E NbS Dunlap will be sold at auction by VIM rraPS
a kSfSs ssssl
cR oggGashss 6 6o THE 6tASns AH9 SHN
ih and tn pnbc far the becs PATRONAGE they have
they have also made to to any n
s
BIZ Saturday. may upon ng served
equal that Of and
prices mo moderate than heretofore. Choice flo
the riches: boquets filled with flowers FROM
dollars eachL amelia plants Of shade and tint just
Fimbrieaa and Canddissima with their wte flowers
rcanaa which stands unrvaed for deli flesh coloed
tint mbrcats unsurpassed in form with many be utiia
notified and shaded varieties such Donckeari Siebold
rails ysrisgaied Americans aud host Of other; As1eat
glasses bids and bird gold fish aud globes Vegetable
and flower seeds Of every description warranted fresh at the
seed sore and Conservatory Those will
call and Judge for themselves
All orders thankfully received and executed with prompt
ness. DUNLAP & CARMAN.
I26 bsrc 6i5 Rro,dwav near Beecker
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LADIES' COMPANION
EOPLE'S ANNUAL,
FOR 1874, .
ready is elegantly bound in embossed muslin, and
ttered in gold. Ii contains ThirtvSx EnRrivngs-Twsnty
Four Pages Of Music and tive Hundred Pages.
Il the Annual published and should be found
upou every table the approach ng holidays,
celebrated Of the day have contributed to
the Peoples Annual, i84i.
The trade supplied the usual terms
Published BY WILLIAM w. SNOWDEN,
d28 It'ec 100 Fulton street, New York.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watche.
and Jewelry low f not lower than other house
yer do from $50 each All watch.s war,an,ed to keep
steal Boxes repaired and lower any other house
in the cry Second hand watches and old gold and silver
ken in exchange bought for cash THO MP5N FISH
Err importers Of Watches and Jewely wholesale and retail
AMOS r. THOMSON,
do lm*ec RICHARD FISHER.
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LYON-Cheapsst Jewelrv Store in the city-A. l..
a. would call the attention Of the public his No 80
Chah ST. where they will find the best, cheapest aud
style ofswey of the latest fashion both foreign and
(which is determined sell such prices
not fail give s,sfac ion Ladies and temen about pur
chasing jewery will Is by calling the cheap
ewery store 50 Chatham street Do not orSe the numberso
The value givea for diamonds and other precious
stones. d23 lmsec
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w NOTICE-REMOVAL
pnt subscrher informs his friends and the public that he
lin, removed from establishment Q, dway to his old
spe2l4 Broadway, opposite st. rauls Church, having
bouA the ptcret OF Mr. Van Vranken large as
soitu. Sst Of II AS and Caps, eonstantly on hand.
GENIN < VAN vRANKENJ
2l4 Broadway.
Ius m ST. PaulA Church.
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neENrLEMENsS CORR K SOLE tis BOOTS, the best

neENrLEMEso GS Sk At s 6HEs BOOTS the b... .,
", ~ s;; Ss:s a.s;. Boot. DC
Do Pb5s ,ns; RaffS SmS,,. %
Dc, Worked Slippers, ! 90
Shoes white black Shippers button Shoes India rub
e eos ad
and shos misses and childn Of all kind. to be found N
goods and Wafated to be the best as the
est & e. Broadway HyhsGSR q ch m
a ANTI-HUMBUG sToRE:I II. E, ANp r. LET Fl
the store j. not tCerste can he ob,,nsd Water
rces ranging from three to five liars being
ZONE two dollars lower ia price than generally obtained
JoHS AbYp ,.s soE Sr IN oms hi.
The nuLe that he has business in the above
f Ss for cash. ne &
POSITIVELY WATER PRooF-w.J. Kooms'. s9spi
1a af. s: ssn
which well adaped fer using the Sosto sale by
the proprietor at his agency for the sopto 81 Fulton street,
B-The public invited to call aud test its merits
nAY'S SHEET RUBBER oyER shOEs-a3 Maiden
~ Lane Experience has that leather sole can be at
paias u .s ws5Ss These over
furnished BY the RoIbury Ind. Rubber sstabshment IS
better ssn are being by any sablshnsnt the
The patent quilted slipper Over SHOES ana boots are
ing 10 the rubber business for Is q Thaf 70 D SsTs
anrcessor 10 theR 70 xburv |, r. C..
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGITER EOTypE ESTARJ ISIIMEN'r

DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 ANDY.
THE Subscriber has received large supply Of vogtanden
with achrona,c ensa made according to Professor etzva
calculation.
warrants good and sells n reduced prices.
The following have agreed agents. viz
z White, Esq lis Broadway New York P. Haas, Esq
Washington, D. g. DR.. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va. s
BroadbeLt ESQ for the Southern States VIM West Esq
Cincinnat, Ohio.
All communications tpost paid and orders, ACCOMPANIED
with remances, will be promptly attended and should be
DIRECTED to WILLIAM LAUGENHEiM.,
ol7 smsr Exchange RuilAnos Philadelrhus
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Broadway lover Mr. Tenneys Jewery store shove Murray
street and next door to Pe,e: Museum New York Thee
Honor by the Amer and Franklin nsttu the
beautiful coloed exhb ted and The
bnent having been greatly enlarged and improved,
traits will hereafter be taken here (n wsaher at the
sequeuiy need for inferior likeness tie
score Of economy.
Photograph of LADY, by Professor flumbe il the fines,
thing Of the kind witnessed ~" Ledger. Oct I8i3
Plumbe's Premium and German Cameras, Instructions.
Plates Cases to any desired point at lower
than by any other mauufacory di2 lmsm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS.

AZ the NEW STORE, Ne. I4I, Main 81.
Il. e. II. y. MARSH, would respectfully
- call the attention of their friends. and the
public in general, TO the beautiful assortment of
goods, they have just received, and are now
opening, at their Store, No la, Main Street. and
which they are determined tn cell cheaper than
over. Among them you will find
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-.
smeres; sup blue, black, steel and cadet mixed
Sattinetts; Summer Cloths; Mixed Sambroons;
Heavy fancy Drills; White Barnsley Drillings
Drab Damask; Searsucker GinRhams; Blue drills
Kentucky Jeans; Tickings and Checks; Yds
vide bleached SheetIng, sup Russia Shee'InG;
"a and "a Table Diaper; Ga Black and Green
MelinOes; Nankeens; black aud cold pacha;
Coating GInghams; Solid do; Manchester and
Down Glnghamsi Scarle. and White Flannels;
Plaid JacOnettsi Cashmere and Mouslne de
.aine Shawls black Levantne hdkfs; bonnet
Lawns; "a Plaid Shawls; Canton FlLnnels;
York Denns, Newport Clssmeres; Selcsias;
Green baragei White and Pink Gro de Map;
BobbinUt, &c &c.
4 large and splendid assortment Of FANCY
PRINTS, very chcnp, q good ass )rtIy ent of Ho-
siery, Laces, Edpiugs, Ribbons and Hdkis,
Trimmings Umbrellas, and Parasols; bonnet
Lawns.
They mvi tethe pCople u call and examine their
goods before purchasing, as they feel confident
they can otier as great If not greIter bargains
/ than any other House ia The CITY. Jun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-29
| SllRANCE,

LNIRE &NfARINE INSURANCE-There ar
T. wosiIuntions only in which Indiy idunls can
ne placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofinsufance. These are, while -'and-
ing upon tho runs of their own property, .;ther
receiving from an insurance office the fuil a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a desolate tam
ly, lamenung hat stupidity and folly which haC
Ia red TO provide for such a contingency.
s ATKINSON, Agent of the OrEC ZION
INSURANCE. CO OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chinery, and everyother description Of Insurable
property Also, steam, Keel aud Hat boats
and their cargnes TO aud from any port On the
Western Waters
Hotel. lan |. 1919.