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MUSICAL. PRESENTS

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THE PUBL ~ is respectfully invited TO visit ATW ILLS
for the coming Hold be obtained when
the following works. beautifully pnblished aud tese'ov
bound =
National Songs Of America" being six of tn. prnciprl
Songs for the Boudo" being five admired Songs wnt-
ten by George 7. Morris, Esq,
songs for the Pror being popular Songs composed
for the 400 Forte by Francis Ii. Brown.
Lovers Sopgs" being thirteen admired Songs, Written
and c. imposed by Sar uel Lever Esq.
by Joseph Phillips knight, Esq
Moores Songs being six admired Songs, written By
Thomas Moore, Esq
"kusses Songs being six Of the most popular SONGS rs
Repository Waltzes" being six Walzes easily
Dancing Musiche subject Of each alz taken from
popular Song arranged for the Piano nv krnucis
Brown .
Repository Marches" being six of the most popular
admired Marches and Quick Steps well arranged for the Piano
Essle Dances" being of the admired Dances Of
that distinguished artist Fanny Esser embeshed with ngn
ly finished vignsttes.
songs of the Sea" heng six admired Songs written kvJ
X Wreord r. =. A the music osed by Austin Phtlips
-esch Song beautifully embellished on the vignette
Also all the pieces OF Music in The above Tor sale scpa
ratey.
New and admired Music handsomely bound Music tor Goi
tar, Flute &c. &c Music bound and renaired if torn.
Musical instruments OF every description and war
ranted in every respect
" Three Cent Music" also for sale.
Large Catalogues containing the of thing pub
lished, given gratis.
Music Stores Semnares and Teachers supplied wholesale
and retail
Orders punctuay attended to- aud the hest editions Of
ATWiLL's MUSIC REPOSITORY
die sSmr 20' Broadway sign OF the Golden Tyre.
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REVENUE SERVICE. PROMOTIONS, Dec. l3-2d
Lieutenant caleb Pfouty to be LIST Lieutenant ID Lieute
nant George Hayes Jr to be I'd Lieutenant Oil Lieute
nant H. Jones 70 be ID Lieutenant Sd Lieutenant
Robert r. Hudgins, to be I'd Lieutenant 20h3d Lieute
nant John I soneall to be I'd Lieutenant
APPOINTMENTS, Dec ls.--Benjamin j. Keilam. Sd Lieu
tenant Samuel smith ID Lieutenant.
ORDERS, Dec. ls-lst Lieutenant James IL. Roach 10
the Forward, at Delaware ID Lieutenant Benjamin j.
Kelam to the fancy. at Norfolk 81 Lieutenant Samuel
Smith, to the Crawford, at savannah
ARMY CONFIRMATION. The re-appointments OF
Benjamin Walker Eugene Van Ness Charles II. smith,
and Peter Nuremberg paymssters In the Army, have
been confirmed by the Senate.
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READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MR.. DAY. boot maker No 2 Hilary street, Brooklvn
4I suffered for eighteen months with de
hty sickness of the soms h. loss Of ppei shooting
The bowels his oh negec Jed almost kind food
except He had been attended BY ous ph ST. an
T two months by the probes of the Un,ety and ali
purpose
On reading Pr sheman Book descriptive of he symptoms
Of he th SHIT they his he purchae ed
of Shem ms Worm Lozengcs few doses brought away
he jodsed about two quarts OF aud rel cured him.
multitude sim lar ght be ed here chi.
thing gave relief but Sherman's Lounges
COUGHS, Coles, Asthma Whoop ns Cough aud even Con.
sumption, all co,ed Shemsns Coush LoLeagss
than Other known rsmedy. They alhy the tcilig
few seconds and enable those sfhct with the most
hurasSii coughs 10 sle~p whole nights. The nv. D.
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Fon,t Rev. DR. Eamond and huudr, DIS
thousands atte 10 their happy Others the
efficacy of shermans Cough Lozeuges. for headache
papitauon, lownes OF spirits, sickness asstude,
from bodily mental exeron aud for the wonderful
ties Of Snefman's Poor Mans Plaster which but i2
cents aud is warranted for rheumatism umbago
PUN kness the breast side back. part he
and his fac smile with directions for on the b k
There my wort less mnatioss hlwked about aad
sold D. uuprneiped druggisfs kememb5r get sherm
LoZsnRnges asers aud Tuss-none othsrs or GU will
deceived.
Dr. sh rnan8 Warehouse is LOG Nassau street; 2g7
Hudson Sning 1873 Bowcry Spring. II last
way cor Markets Is William at i0, 2ls, BltG
In Brooklyn Mrs HAYS 100 Fulton, aud Noun aims
prug sto 333 Fulton ~nson Prospect aud cksou 81
l jersey CITY, Randall, tiTocer In Ne~arky IrP
and DAVID Bryson. Phladelpha-Zebs Co., Ledger blid
ies Bo.t9a-Redding X Co.'S State Albasy-A Gnh le
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VOL, TX. No. 341 Whole No. 1868.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspspsr-pub.
lshed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 % per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning-prce 81 cents per copy So 10 per annum-
hostages paid, cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation oil
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
the ,corid and u.s. therefore the best channel for business
men IN the city country Prices moderate-cash In adj
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIEroR OF HERALD EsTABLIsHsENr
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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THE SUBSCRIBERS now prepared to sell Watches
and Jewelry low, # not lower, than other house IL
the city, WITHHOLD Watches from $l5 to 500 each; sill
do from S. to $50 each Al wachs warranted to keep
good time the money returned achs, C.cks and
steal repaired and ted lower than other house
the city second hand watches and old gold and silver
in exchange, bought for cash THO MP5,N FISH
mr. lm Of Waches and Jewery wholesale and retail
AMOS r. THOMSON,
do lmsec RICHARD FISHER.
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WINS
INDIAN OTEEN HOTEL.


THE subscriber pecfully informs his friends and the
Yelling public that he has ly fitted up the dian
Quee Hotel style OF ned elegance and convenience
the United States An addition the estabsh
fronting he's been newly built, contsinnL
number of and apartments hand omey
furnished with all tn soace and delight The traveller
That part OF the Hotel fronting ennsylven av nue. has
under vast Improvement the Bar Ia, been moved to-
wards the and the liquors. Sc reduced one half price
capacou, hall oang Pennsy vania avenue tastef lily
fitted up the genesnens also opening
the On the finish a4d decorations of this parlor
has been spared elegance commodiousness and
pleas of location has its equal ilar es-
abhnent in the country The table usual w continue
exhibit all that abTndance add variety for which It ma. esn
long eel batrd The ubscber being the sole proprietor
the establishment, and lage and productive farm and
garden the immediate vicinity Of the he only
abed supPlv his table with decacy earliest
sons but ard his TORS much cheaper rate
than the regular charges in other hotels the city who
tey dependent the market Peculiar has been
paid the fitting of The ladies' apartments and nothing hes
been omitted that can conduce to their comfort With an EN-
Gent of we'll disciplined active and epectfu servants
Of both and obging porter and tarkee srs and
ot attendants Of entemany abits and address the sub
scber ars himself that not Ing has been left undone to
to him continuance OF public and favor
JESSE BROWN
B-Bosrd per week $40 The porte will attend h,e al
rival Of the and all baggage brought to the of
charge. dlo 3aw3w
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DAYS SHEET RUBBER OVER sHOEs-25 Maiden
Lane sxIerenee has proven that leather sole be
them the Of These Over Shoes ch
have already dsue leather shoes aud
and which the proof boot fast tending are
furnished by the RoIbuy India Rubber IS
better than being made by any other establishment the
trade The patent quilted slipper Over Shoes and Boots
furnished only THIS establishment Every article appertap
ing the rubber business for sale made 10 order.
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor to the Roxbury l. II. c.,
d. lm*r rs Maiden Lane
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELKY.
MOELICH AND PACHTMANN, Watchmakers and
NL Manufacturing Jewellers 90 Canal street have hand
,rse fashionable Jewelry ofall descriptions suit
able for the HOLIDAYS prices which fail TO suit
Jewelry of description made order and Watches
elry and Slyerware repaired workmanike equally
low Old Gold and Silver in exchange dis lm- IN
WAlCbES-ihel largest spleDdid assortment Of
" Watches in the city, TO be found at the subscribe,
As ne constantly receiving all description. of Gold and si
England France and Switzerland he is enabled
offer and much less RETAIL thar
my other house the city Gold watches low $50 TO &
each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought Az
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired ia the best manner
q. c. ALLEN, importer Of watches aud jewellery,
d7 1msf Wholesale and retail 81 Wall street ststu.
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "a, 1913.

TO THE LADIEs.-Ladie, about 10 gave entertainment,
are nved TO call and the entirely and beautiful
sets Of Ice Cream Oharoie de Rgsse and Jelly Forms aud
Tables and arranged for parties the mos. tasteful aud at
tractve by accelerated Artist without invovi any
additional The celebrity Of their Ice Or during
the gives that equal pains be aiken
with all other articles of Confectionery furnished this Estb
lishment do 2w sec
MARRIED OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, desrous Off
H comfortable home for the winter be geneely
modaed in private family with excellent board and good
quiet convenient to the bushes. part q the city and
only moments walk from the Est Broadway line Of
stages Families wishing to make arrangements for the
splendid paron and room. attached. by applying
The advertiser GELS assured. the point economy
and living her house surpassed and pledges
that shall be spared end. every pos
Bile and comfort those who honor her with
trials MARKET STREET n27 Imsec
THE ALHAMRA559 Broadway, between Spring and Prime
streets Oysters, Coffee, Chocolate, and variety Of 9th.
re hes served superior style The Ladies' Saloon,
the floor has been enlarged and fu nshed the
elegant and costly Iris has already become iavo
rite ladies, who alter the fatigue OF shopping
morning romensd require some elegant reeat like this
the Theatre Conc IT, who enjov the most eghtul
supper without the trouble of preparing them
home d 02w.ec
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DOCTOR j. GRANGER desires in future TO limit hi,
practice and conhne his attention entirely to those diseases
the treatment OF which he has met with uniform
,sDheases of the Heart Lungs, and Rectum in all the
The remedies used for the above diseases an
llcaton new in their effects and new IN their
Office Of Doctor Granger No. 81 Amty street.
Hours from II to IN the afternoon. elTlmsr
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE Loss OF Fact, and Legs hindr.nce the Of
L walkng-JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker, &c,
rspec lily informs the public that he has returned from Phi
adepha 472 Water Pike, York City
where he continues 10 manufdctuIe
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and least having through
necessity invented made aod artificial leg erty
years aud been for thirty Eve feels conf
dent of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands Arms o the Common W OGDEN Leg. DIG I'm m
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n ENTLENEN'S LEFT OFF wARDROBE-C,eptIe.
~ families DESTROYS Of converting their left of Wear.
ing Apparel into cash, obta for the highest cash
To and gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
dence having superfiuous Effects dsp, Of will find
much Their send for the subscribe will
attend them at their residence by appointment
4. LEVI NSTYN,
s66 Brptdwiy, up stairs
line through the Post Office otherwise. will receive
prompt d22 m re
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FLoU k-2oo bbs hoe Four landing hom ship Huntsville
4 from New Orleans, for sale by 49,, 80,
disr r, X COLLINS co. g South STREET
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THE ELIXER OF LOVE.
The household ties the household ties.
How beautiful they
With rosy lips and laughing eyes,
Red cheeks and golden hair
How sad is childless married life
Wealth can no JOY afford;
Cold looks the husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord.
But LovE's ELIxER-that sweet boon
Will Natures curse remove,
And crown v it'll living blossoms SOON
The bed Of fruitless love
Lucina Cordial!-barren wives
1T nsto mothers fair
And tine fond name Of Father gives
To husbands in despair
In eushorrea and in gleets
Ii proves sovereign balm;
Consumption too conqueror meets
In its uniang oh ,m.
Eruptons, lassitude and pains,
In back, or oins, chest
Disease brought on by sudden strains.
Discharges long suppressed,
Are by this wond'rous Cordial cured
No more their victims
Thus by its aid IS health insured
At once, to either
Let all who suffer from disease
Or fault in Natures Law,
Seek from this grand specific ease,
At nnety-two ssau.
And No Is Court Boston, No. 80 North 9Th street.
Philadelphia
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
remittance, have IL boxed and of the
Union. Price 81 per bottle s2 dozen n2' lm~
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NOTICE-REMOVAL

NOTICE-REMOVAL
THE subscriber informs his friends the public that he
has removed from the ESTABLISHING 81 Bro dway his old
stand GA Broadway, opposite St rauls Church, having
bought the entire interest of Mr. Van Vnken
sortmsnt Of as and CAPS, const.r thy on hand
JOHN N. GENIN,
GENlN VAN VRANKEN,)
2Id Broadway.
do 1m<m opposite st. PauI's hurrh.
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TOYS! TOYS! TOYS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever, at the
w well known Toy Store 233 Centre doors above
Gaod street, opposite The Market Families and
wishing for the holidays, will do we'll call before
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the number, -
233 CENTRE STREET.
Also full of China Glass and Earhen Ware
2awt
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

John BRADEN, 70 C. nal st ee', would respectfully m
his spacious and popular saloon Creams, ellie' Coffee
Oysters style Confectonaries generally and in short
ali kinds of Reeshmens usually found at similar establish
OF the first class, Families will be supplied short
lies the ually low price of six shings quart of
good aud choice materials be found elsewhere Conec
onary Wholesale aud all kinds of pyramids manufactured
order for private public parties al assortment OF
Toys, suitable for the holidays, for sale extremely low
bah article; sent out from his est bishment
raned equal thing Of foregn manufacture. His
have had the honor Of serving foreign but he
pledges himself his articles shall be suitable for the
of The land dig Inn
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BLANCHARD'S

DATENT STATUE WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for
halls. paror offices stor steamboats, &cThese stow
Statue of Washingt the father of his
ting kinds Of pede tails for wood The che for coal
she fire cham the peest4l being arranged that he
fire b. Of ertble plate partition in the Stoves
heat crcute through the height of the
tue giri large aud BEAUTIFUL radiating surface The e
Stoves have also hot chamber aud Thug
being constructed the scientific principles they
all who have them in the great satisfaction. The sub
scriher invites the attention of those wanting beautiful
nomic durab Stove call and satisfy themse Of
the above fats They can be in operation daily and fe
lose who have them in Ths public will
then fair opportunity of judging that the plain
facts For sale ony ia h city at lid Grand door
of Broadway.
de- lmsm JAMES KINDS
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MARBLE A1HI>G TUBS.
NJ IN kIEEN Italian Marble Bathing uhs, with valves
IN Sc complete for use Well adapted for public bathing
establishment for dwellings For fur her particulars apply
to GEORG :. Min,
dlI gteod%r "a B ekman street.
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DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

. I25 Fulton STREET.
MPo5RT It, &C CAWUT9NsThs gpSlis should bear
forms those remarkable which published every part
casionay pulled into temporary notice Those NAV 5. good
but we know nothing Ing about them IA
That SS' &c not to s all of the of this
Dear T1 ri i 4! " Sept = 1873
he .ss BY .e,eS sOsV ~
s Ice a. 1 oa v iRs sd. h sI
ava s'y ii y % dc
The Of he BaI,sR q Wild
ne R wa h Ass9 s
strength and was very evident my cough vas much better
three botss restored health 5s;uii IS
d ssh hi; %s,hGd Of giving the ais partly
sfHi know to- apply aaa oI es Others "
Mr. Palmer b fy auy a EUaS dat. of Wear. s s.o
The 6 S s NJ well
able care The sale Of The sal@ very good %nd
lie, the afflicted call and our ce6cass They prove
f1 w sn%g sc Of che fSf
s,,T 81 .sH ss;S9, Of d., Ii
landing sopp ob:tas he ches1 81
sold Gny BY Lac Bats las Fulton, Sf Nassau
md b agents The northern Eastern state.
TOR COUGHS AND COLDS CONSUMPTION
l. aud all diseases az aifecors of the Lungs Ches
and Throat--Th- VsGETABLE PULMoNAR ,sRI.
SAM stands unrivslled 1t has fom Is to 10 yea s.
and sale of from 30 to 10000 bottles become
used by great plumber OF physc'n in their regur practices
t.R nS,b he gF, r., b AID
qured nish reputation and he learn never
dsaproin the reasonable expectations Of who
ed it." None unless signed sampson Reed, or VIM
lonn Cutler, BOTH For sale by A b. D. 5audI drug
gists, tu on STREET, 27i Broadway, East broadway Al
by druggists aud apothecares generally in New Yorh
Price so cents. do i'm &c
POSITIVELY WATER PnOOF-W J. toome's sosp
to Chinese Water Proof Ointment NI,nshae Palmer
principal wholesale AM agents for this onlyspe
Of wet feet celebrated Eureka Licking which has
great reputation foe It's brliancy Of polish quick time and
which welt adapted for using Sospo for sale b.
the proprietor hls agency FOR the Sospo Fulton street
OF Gold.
N BThe public invited to call aud test its merits
dill m|ec
DoCIOk J. GRANGER desire. IN future limit hi,
- practice and conne attention entirely those diseases
the treatment Of which he has win uniform success.
gizDseases OF the Heart Lungs and Recum in all Their
different forms. Also, all diseases peculiar
The remedies for the diseases in their
licaon, their effects and their preparation
Office Of Doctor Granger No 81 Amity street
NI1.K. f.o.. eha.f .~.a
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THE SUBSCRIBERS offer with full confidence u its
l. uitv and usefulness, the above named article. This
cle intended brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline the figure and
will be found indispensable persons Of sedentary habits
PsInts and guardians particularly requested examine this
brace; will be found TO every requisite quality for
children and Others who have acquired the habit Of STOPPING
md retain their form upright position They be
with perfect being formed with elastic back and will
be found of impeachment the free Of the The
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring. Russia
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured under the
Immediate inspection sf MIR Pase who has been engaged
the business for the last years and be depended
superior any article eiter offered for the
Sold wholesale and retail the old establishment of
PARSELLS AGATE,
=, - 2T Broadway, Of Park Place.
B-Lacis, will BE- supplied and fitted by calling at tn.
residence Of MADAME PARSELLS. l02 Greenwich street
sr'~ Hrhrrf snd s,r kt s,p- nos o., 80
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TIFFANY, YOUNG IL ELLIS,
259 and 260 Broadway, corner Warren street,
IMPORTERS

or THE VARIOUS MANUFACTURES FRANCE ENGLAND
GERMANY CHINA, Ere.
RE NOW RECEIVING A GREAT VARIETY OF
II GOODS tho selection of of their firm rendering their
present stock the varied largest and richest be found
this the other side of the Atlantic. They
their Goods made by the best
nIops under the direction of Of Partners or az agent
Of competent aud the el entirely confident that they
will always be found lowe considering The STYLE quality and
finish than can BE- bough. elsewhere.
Determined keep thar stock always desirable snd aac-
tive they have remarked all goods that have remained
FOR IL months and lost their original freshness aud
velty at such low prices will their saeowe
belie than this description Of goods usually commands
the competition d excitement of ROOM
PURCHASERS or ARTICLES FOR HoLrpAy PRESENTS ae
respec reminded thar they will find
ter served and better suited by making early application
d2l toJhc
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CHEAP AND CONVENIENT LODGINGS

CHEAP AND CONVENIENT LODGINGS,
L HARMONY HALL No II Centre street -PETE1
II MILNE the proprietor of this well Known and pnpu1,
establishment in the immediate vicinity Of the Post Ohrs
and criminal law tribunals being he itr and eg
bic location i, the cit' offers to his friends
conmod tons for in single comfortable and well fur
nshed rooms prices adapted to the times d4 6teodsm
wi TED yAPoR BATHS, % Courtlandt street-A certain
for colds glanduar affections liberated throat rheu
matsm &c The fear OF catching cold deer many from using
the BATH but the effect properly administered by
exciting the vital action of the skin, giving to
reaction aud enab resist cold better than before Open
from O'Clock the morning till o'clock night Sulphur
Baths require hours notice. Portable Vspo Baths
any part of the city or Brooklyn. dis lwr