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Iw nessurers ACCOUNTS
<VV = ues snd regulations Of Ohicers
- PRINTING only the heads Of 200 Cuager's Accounts.
ieu ianphlets, Duty Of and Instructions TO Inspectors
ocoo Certcates Of Spirits twhea the number exceeds 3o the
name OF the lmpor er 10 be inseItedl y certificate.
Ream OF Coal Returns.
90 Salt 90
u DO Salt and Coal do
II do Expense Accounts.
sroREkEEPER,s OFFICE.
.r.r,a.rpx
Reams Ruled Letter Psper
. do Plain do ~'
do Eeolscac Psrer
do Ruled do
do YrIlov Envslo,e P.psr
do Red Biong Psner go
Gross Red 'ra,s No n
20 lbs Brown Twine
40 do National do
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New stock Exchange.

SALES AT BosroN SrocK ExcHANGg-Nov. rs.
10 Reading RR 24t bo Long Island RR so0d, 10; l0t
East Boston Co. bslm, 9; 10 Merchants Blk, l0li; IL
Western RR s7a; 10 do s7a 40 do s; so do solm S7k
80 Norwich and Worcester RR, 7i3 IS do 7Is; Ii5 dc
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TO SHIP MASTERS.
THE CHEAPEST READING IN THE WORLD
THE PEOPLES ANNUAL:

LADIES COMPANION
ELEGANTLY BOUND IN CLOTH.
GILT BACK AND SIDES
WITH GORGEOUS STEEL ENGRAvINGS AND
SELECT MUSIC.
COO octave containing articles from the pens of the
most eminent American writer's, subject Of interest
Particularly appropriate the approaching holidays
Th. Trade .uppied liberal by application TO the
publisher, 100 Fulton street.
Back numbers Of the Ladies' Companion for cheap
to News Boys. n23 S:is.rc
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Married..

On Monday evening" 25h inst at Staten Island by the
Rev. Dr.. Feltch, THcs STONE, OF New York city, to
CoRrELA S1oRER only daughter Of Abraham storer Of
Richmond Valley, Staten Island
On Sunday Oath inst. by the Rev Mr. varella, Mr..
THOMAS CoNNER to Miss NARY sAusE daughter Of Mr..
Peter Sause, both OF this cisy
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATHE.

BfNEFIT OF MR.. HACKETT.
WEpNEspAY EyENiiNG Nov -, T.h isst will be , pe
Falst,f, Mr. H.ekett; Slender, Mr. Chi II~ndale;
After which MONS. MALLET-Monsieur Louis Francois
Malle.t, MIR Iisckett
TO uds with the comedy of the KENTUCKIAN-Col
Nimed Wiid6., Sr Hscieit
PALMU's NEW YOltn OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY EV'NG Nov 27th 3th night Of the Sea
be leronnsd ior the 2d time grand opea
Mateo Onin sisnora Pico GennaIo signor Pero AZ
ApssoN: First Tier aud Parquee gil Second Tier 50 cts
Private Boxes with admissions, Sc
SEASON TICKETS without Seats be had the Eox or
fee at SIS.
Doors open at J; performance ~ o'clock
SEATS Secued from A NJ r. NJ Libettos in Eng sh and
Italian he had a the Box Office na rrc
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IlIpF

At Philadelphia on the 2lst lHst saIiS MURRAY, mer.
chant Of Harrsburgh Penn, native Of the half parish
of Kilmeena, county Mayo, Ireland. aged SO years,
DJ~ Utica papers will please copy ltd&2tw
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M,LLE. PAULINE DEsJARDlNS respectfully informs
I her patrons and the public general that she about
form CLasse de Dance" for ladies aud gentlemen which
she will teaca the favore Polka Mazourka and ali the other
fashionable Dances of the day.
The school will open from O'Clock to o'clock
and the evening from o'clock To o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing call
MILE Desjardin's Park Place m
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
A L Ia L " n u N u

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPO NAY,
AS the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of New
York. and vicinity that lac has arrived for the purpose
giving ton IN the Ppcpal fashionable Dances
the highest circles OF European and American society
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where hs style the admiration Of the public
aud the marked approval Of the fashionable
Among others Mons H. proposes teach that well known
Galoppe and all American Dances.
Mons. X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY 40
Musician The instruction will be in the French Ger
man and English languages.
Rooms engaged at q Park stricy private,
and aryfor the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka and the Quadres, present danced
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris taught
twelve essons, except the Mazo. All twenty
four lessons
For further particulars nqnire Of MONS KORPONAY at
his residence, IS Park Place
TEsms-Cass Lessons from 10 to IL, A. M, l2to aud
to 2, T. NJ. and from to in the evening
Sir lessons, s6-twelye lessons, $40 and quarter, SIS
Pyate Lessons-sx lessons So twelve Lessons tl2 quar-
ter $40. " -
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad
emes, &c., &c. nd
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, PRINTING


CUSTOM House, New York, Collectors OReel
-, r,, ,,onaz November, "a, 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az this Office until
- the Esd December for furnishing
oney and for executing Prsng and Binding FOR the period
establishment al this pert. - "
The proposals must he separate for each of the following
ei,sses OF articles numbered price ard one price
must be for each and article d
ne bid or the Of the bids for each article
extended ARD the for each cas exhibited
not made in accordance with these directions will
Of the various articles be the Auditors
ce IN the Custom House, the articles furnished be Of
ne oss quality aud IN every respect equal to these samples
The lowest bidder for either class shall receive contract for
eriomanee thereof under foem,e Of twice the contract
price IN of failure which bond be within
ten days after th- proposals accepted.
The right Is reserved should be necessary, order
eite or less supply Of all or Of Of the tice contained
IN the lists and articles embraced therein. which
needed TO be furnished corresponding with those
specified
he articles and work will be ordered from time time
they are wanted; and they will be paid for quarterly failure
TO furnish the articles the work
lar az required by the and within reasonable
ieure OF the
Proposals. to be marked PROPOSAL. for Stationary Printing
&c.v
TO insure uniformity n the bids blank proposals will be fur
nished, application at this Office those disposed bid
COLLECTORS OFFICE
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IHNHCH&tT1
RAGGED lsLAND-Ship ST. Mary Bossier and family
BAHIA-Ship Irs-Mr Ireland
MoBILE-Brig Morea-E Taylor of New York.
Tilden - - - - -
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water Hi, grounds pleasant for walking AID
He has Gyinnasiua hall for playing rins grace and
other amusing games which are De rate for those who
want proper exercise to fac His grand saloon 70;
patients % by AZ feet and commands fine view Of the Lake
aud surrounding country. his institution mile irsm
the centre Of thr city.
With all Of the above facilities and he faers
himself that his will exceed his former efforts
SPINAL DEFORMITIES.
The Physicians who examined OF my patients who had
spinal dsorme entering my nstuion informed that
those patients cured and perfect shape and he h
aud about leave. solicit call from hen that they
may satisfy Themselves to tie pactcaby Of curing Spinal
Curyaturrs. II, HALSTED
~ B have in constant operation Electro Magnetic Ar.
VIII ch reduces muscular contractns and facilitates
OF Spinal Diseases about half Of the that
ordinarily takes to reduce them by other With The
aid Of this Amatue (Which, by tn sll Spinal De.
olmtes whenrs forming aud Spring Elevator tole
with Exender Inclined Planes Putty Swings, and Elastic
B,ndagcs, curing Spinal Deformes in rapid manuef;
which any satisfy themselves Of by calling and
in,ng for themselves.
BTfe above plate represents lady, among the any
WHO has been restored TO ect shape and health within
half of the time that required any other Institution 10
America So much for the march Of improvement in this
81 d fease preserve this and send afflicted
friend n27 itd-Itwtnc
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british brig Peru, from Turks Island, with salt.
british brig J. NJ, fsom Turks Island. with salt.
M~~ff

Ships Roscus, Eldrdge Liyerpoo Uncas New Orleans ii
Allen Gharieeton barques Lewis Bearse Madeira ~ Joseph
Neili Bshisi Wm Ivy. Hoffman, Gayesoni brlgs Merida
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Passengers Sailed

IvERPooL-Packet ship Roscus-Janes Alexander Brown
and lady, Miss Louisa Brown and servant ii Brewer WIN
SHeagn New n xort Chas LoutIe Brookyn Wp Lsson
Savannah Capt Staples Canada Alexander Mckay Mexico
jose vginrdo and servant Vera CRUZ Samuel Henrques
Jamaica; David Dennsoun, Glasgow.
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PH ENIX HORSE BAZAAR.

NO. i8o AND 1911 MERCER STREET
49, The Regular Public Auction Sales for Horses,
%Wssons, Harness. Sc &c. will take place This Day,
With Wagons Harness. Saddlery, &C. AT u o'clock will
offered by catalogue, from twenty thirty Horses varying
Among he number will be three pairs Of Matched Horses the
them Also seve. good single horses will b. sold without
The ,ubc invited call and witness the great
bargains at the Phenix Bazaar.
n27 it.rc COWAN & DILKS, Propretors.
T'O MILLINERS AND pREsSMAKERS-A situation
is wanted for young female aged IS, in respectable
moral family vhere she will have opportunity of living
with the family and learning either both OF the named
BRANCHES Of business Terms liberal Address, postpad f.
H. b.. Park Post Office. n26 Jtss
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NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL, !
CStb Na.a,.,Ia. 1OlA z

THE commencement OF the session. having been
until Monday the ID Of December next first Lecture
being introductory, will be then delivered at h- Lycrum OF
Natural History. up sts. at O'Clock. r. NJ Admittance
ree Students at Law and Others RESPECTFULLY invited
attend. THOS. w. CLARKE,
ms 3iiseod.m Councillor at Law 4 Walls 81
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

AO31 ~ DAlLY, Sundays excepted-Through direct,
3Uu4fSUpat5 r. M, from he Steamboat Pier between
- -! l-l- Ccpti:uds and Liberty streets. !.
John Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings o'clock
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain A. Houghton or
Tuesday, Thursday and afurday Evenings at o'clock.
loot Of Barclay street.
At Five oclock, r. M.Landing intermediate Places
The Steamboat NONgH AMERICA, Captain X. g. Crut.
tenden Moaday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoons, o.
clock
r., lh7 st,s%bos. COiUMgIA Captain William II. Peck,
Passengers taking either Of Tho above lines will arrive
ia Albany ample take the Morning Trains Of Cars for
asheA with and eeson state and for speed and
eommodations, snrivAiled on the H1dsop.
All persons forbid trusting Of the boats of this
line without order IRON the Captain.
For passage freight apply board, r. c. Schultz
Ct the Office the whsr. n2src
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MARITIME HERALD.
POItT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER "a.


SUN RISES. ....T IS Noos RIsEs.......... IS
...........I IS HIGH WATER. .........I0 80
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE FOR BALTIMORE
VIA DELAWARE AND CHEsAPgAKE CAHAL.
FARE REDUCED To ONE DOLLAR FIFTY CTS.
s@H1 ~ The only real Opposition Line between
eR9S PhiladsIphia and Baitimo e, leaves the first
sr O'clock per the splendid steam.
thence miles through the Canal TO Chesapeake City, in first
rate Packet Boats, and thence by the
Steamer OSIRIS, Capt J. ~. Turner
MARYLAND Capt L. ~ Taylor.
Aud arrive al Baltimore early the rning
The pubic assured that (notw hstandag the false
in crculaton OF this line having stopped s and will be
continued aud exeon will be- spared give comfort and
spec passenger, The only change that has been made
that II. 4. Rees is no longer Agcat for this Line.
Look out for imposition. The Pioneer Line' is by
the Railroad Company's Agent for the purpose Of putting
the regular opposition f you wish keep the fare
duced from 81 to $780, by the steamer Portsmouth, aud
other TIE Accommodations By this Line warranted be
eqna' to any the river. =
Passengers Newcastle and Salem will take this Line from
lower side Of Chesnut street Fare 23 Aopy
MORRIS BIGkMAN, Agent, or to
JAMES HAND, 30 sodth wharvss.
~ BThere two Daily Lines OF Stages between Balti
aud Washington CITY at fare Of 81 So making the
whole fare from Philadelphia to Washington City, by this
route, only So. nl9 2ws m
FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
xsEDlsH ~ The steamer PENOBSCOT, Captain
~ Kimball, leaves the end OF L wharf, Boston,
E--Z-eys,y Tuesday and Friday evenings. at 8
o'clock Stages will be readiness her arrival the above
pls.es, u the reishhoriu1 towns
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~
Loss OF BAsqgE NIMRop-The Ellen Perkins Fsnsiey a.
this port from Sai brought home Capt Edward WISE the
chef mate and he late bargn s,%roS % o. o. m keane
time 70 escape in the boats Ae icing days. and
@ 's 3 Sos s n' mate four
maned al ssal to take passage ~ he 6arqae Louisa which
authorities and inhabitants at Ss The Nmrod was from
Curacoa bound to New Orleans, with cargo of salt.
schooner (supposed be the Pane bound from Newport RI
the West Indies with assorted cargo after having s
2ih inst She bilged. and will be total loss Part Of the
cargo will be saved in damaged Supposed insured
at the Hartford Office Commanded by Capt How land
Foreign Ports
QuEsEc. Nov 2O-Cld Gem Wilson, London.
E0ms Ports.
BANGOR, Nov 2i-Cld st Lawrence Stonngton.
EnANkFoRr. Noy Below, Mquelon Smith, Boston.
salem, Nov 2-Sd Mermaid Nlarshall. Rio Grande.
saaS load for Gibraltar and %a mI; Jas Jas
In Fl,an; Metanora Finn aud Anare a!lett Phadepha;
fRoMDEser, Nov Arr Sea New HoibrooE, Pic.ou, Ms;
Transport Nicker'on Albany Sid Mary Bryant Phladel
& SG @ s to Wind Mns
hsdspba ATT si,2 A,sa,e. Cook Ba%ole Mia%
Tooker Albany James Lsmphesf Kenny Ariel Oaks aud
above Fields Point Clio ialse from Albany; of Warwick
from Niok Haldah Az" Wst supposed ap i' I'm Albany
Sid Jas Samuel Somers. and Herald Johnson fhadep phs
NEw H.yhs Nov S4-Ar Margs,etta New York; Pacific.
sscot; suIero. rogers, ten Mercer, and Unity Dayton,
PaIIsprlrm.. Ssy as-ca Navarro, Cole rsnameuco;,
Henry Tanner, Br] Bss-tt, Cork
APALAcHIcoLA, Nov l6-An Colossus Mcdonald, NYork;
Long Whprf HeLe;sq Nswpo Ghrsiiana. Godfrey, Bos
Choctaw, Loomis, NYork
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JONES' MENAGERIE,

JUNES MENACERIE,
l49 FULTON AND IA ANN STREET
THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby respectfully inform the
public that his Nenagee will be oIen for exhibition this
day, from l2 O'Clock until o'clock the evening.
Amongst bis collection will be found some Of the
tenon Of the Proprietor make such additions his coec-
ton will reader f possibe superior any other the
United Sate and for that purpose he hereby
sons having valuable animals dispose Of give
him CAN
B-Entrance the exhibition for Ladies o Fulton st.
Abundance Is cents, children halEprcc.
New York 25h Now 1871 ms imrc
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ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 27th will be presented the
drama OF OPEN SESAME Night with the Forty Thieves
fiassarac Mr. Burton; Abdalah Mr. Barrett; Moryana,
After which the new farce Of CITY WIvEs-Easy, Mr.
Burse, Mrs Crabtree, Miss Kirby.
After which,, the MILLER AND HIS MEN-(irndoE
Mrs Burke
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DoCToR HUNTERS RED DROP puts all competition
- al defiance The qualities this article different from
all othe medicines ued for private diseases The proof Of
having scured in thousands Of in the city OF New York.
others we caution the public to be careful Of nosrums
day for the purpose Of guing em and Of
banks taking their money without doing them any service f
there any who doubts the efficacy Of this medicine let them
6caes of can be T 10 years standing and the
astonishing Price vial, with full direc
tons and warranted TO charge nz7 ltsje
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SHIPS Uncas, Latham, New Orleans, Collins Co; May
Flower Crsbtree do, John Ogden; Pahenon, Woodbury. Do
Brig 0rios, Wyman Bath, Buck Peters-sehrs Tom Grip
hart Windsor, Ms; Courier, Couch, Richmond. Allen Pax
Jane, Hall. WEYMOUTH
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ADVERTISEMENT
MIR. HENRY PHILLIPS will give a GRAND SACRED
Nl CONCERT at the Tabernacle, THIS EVENING
the s1h Nov aaalncsed by Mr. GEO. LODtR and consist
ing OF extracts from the Oraoos oi the Messiah Samson
Joshua Judas Maccabeus Redemption, Creation the Th nks-
giving &c &c lie will also show by Diagrams and sing
Hebrew the Ancient Bible Signs; and sing
THE SONG OF MOSES!
On the 23h and 29th Miscellaneous Concert Nibo Sa.
loom
Ps In compliance with generally expressed wsh Mr..
commence at 8 o'clock.
Tickets and Programmes be had the Music Stores City
HOTEL aud al the Tabernacle the n2Js Sire
MERCANTILE L!BRARY-CLINTON HALL,
BEEKMAN STREET.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, eth Nov, 1914, at ha'cpas
w seven o'clock. precisely,
MR.. GEO. VANDENHOFF
Will give an Evening Entertainment, by Of LECTURE,
with the follow ing CTatoricai, Poeical and Dramatic
. READINGS AND REGULATIONS.
On the Independence OF Spanish America. :. Clay.
Defence Of Christianity against Paines Age Of Reason,
Erskine.
Portals Eulogium Mercy !. ....,..., Id
bottoms Prologue, from the same Id.
Sidences DIea9 III
,y a,,y"J oiaueior Byron
T.o aoiloduy ADDISON
4 me tNeMSaste hpothecTy.. Coleman
Single tckss so cents ticket admitting gentleman and
ladies 81 Members of the NJ l., A.
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From our regular correspondent. ]

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 1874.
Naval Nt,cs-Ihe Laa British Outrage.
JAMES g. BENNxTT,-
have Just learned that the Y, s. s..ip Saratoga
has arrived at Hampton Roads In ~ days from
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ELlGlBLE OPPORTUNITY for rprsors about comwenc-
- ing Tavern ke ping-For sale, III Lease Stock and Fix
floor containing baroom astfuly ttedup large back
with ont adjouing well adapted FOR clubs e and easy
&c, with excellent celiarage
The upper some good sizeJ rooms
for lodging, boarding. sc.
roany patty desiTous Of .emb,ng in the above business,
this IL chance which seldom occurs the house
oag esab ,md ~ The very centre Of the city, tie immediate
vicm,ly o. e Park Theatre, and very moderately rented.
per part q. the present proprietor has made other
Apply on lhe premises, ms 3sscc
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STILL ANOTHER NIGHT WITH THE DARKIEs.
j q l. LO ROOMS, BROADW AY.
iiE public respectfully informed that the three Sisters
ANNETTE, ANGELlQUE PAULINE,
10 conjun ton with the real
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS,
five in number will give their fourth
GRAND CONCERT,
On This Evening, Nov 27h. 1874 at the Apollo Rooms
broadway The entertainments will consist Of Songs, Gl,e
Chorusse Refans Me- 10 original negro style and rarodie
Amelia, bohemian Gid. La Somnambula, sc.
sister Annette will preside at the Piano.
Admission 25 cents.
The open at o'clock. Concert att.
agTI
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MORTGAGE

NOhIIfAGE.
THE PUBLIC notified not to pu rchase or receve
of Mortgage for four thonand dollars (si0C0l execns
CHRISTIAN WA.IZENECKER to me- da'ed aCth Octob.
last on premises III Mott in this city,
of the obtained from by undue means an
legal measures about being taken csncee,
New York, Nov. 26th 1914. n27 at.r
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TOST Z
New York, Nov 25th i8ft
ENGLISH MAIL.-Leer Bags steamer BRITANNIA
- will be closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this
city, Saturday the 30h instn IS minutes past o'clock
r. NJ The overland of 1881 each single letter
must be paid. JOHN LORI uER GRAHAM, 2. nj.
n27 1tJc -
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OLD "BUNKER HILL" FOREVER!
COLISEUM l50 BROADWAY.
MR.. DELARUE, the Ire-t lmitstor and Deineator Of
4 humerop. eccentrcities. engaged in connection with
Ola Bunker for the week. and will give exact limitations of
keas, Forrest Macready, Booth. Hsmbln m Anderson and
also of the great Liberator O'Connell &C. &c. &c
The Battle OF Bunker Hill the greatest mechanical exhbi-
ton the world in which every and
incident the e will of evening
"Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons ocloct precisely.
Tickets % cents, childen under 1, l21s
Doors opea at 4-periormarce commence az o'clock
n1i I,xkrn
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SPLENDID EXHIBITION AND SALE OF
FRENCH CHINA &c

II
WILL open about Monday next I'd Decemher, Of the
" elegant and Of all kinds Of
French China Dining SETS, from the plain White and White
and Gold, TO the costly decorated .
also, Tei Sets-some very rich TO use " ith silver.
Also, Toilet Sets in K variety.
Also splendid rich Cut Glass complete SETS aud by the
dozen or piece. Cher splendid furnishing goods
landing.
A'so Mssons Rdgeways patent Iron Stone China for o
Due notice viii be given Of the day Of opening tie
OF Broadway aud Duane street
p26 3tis-m KERR & SON.
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EXHIBITION
I II E END OF THE WORLD.
PAINTING,
OF VERY LARGE SIZE, by r. Anelli, the Apollo, 40
Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. NJ. to lP. NJ, and from to- sP. M.
Admission rs cents. nil Imuc
MR.. JONES, VOCALlST-!ate Of the Park THEATRE and
Az the successful composer Of the New Opera Of the
chanted informs his former pupils and the
Of his time to the cultivation Of music. Mr. Jones we'll
known system Of improving the and quality of the voice.
aud also OF curing defects enitie him
81 all who wish sing flashed sty Terms dollars
or four Lessons; payable in ad rance IA Bee,Inan seet
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THE NEW YORK HOTEL,
ON BROADWAY, WASHINGTON AND WAyERLY
PLACES.
('IS new and elegant establishment situated in most
- = fashionable quarter Of the city, will open Monday Dec
"a hes been hnshed and furnished with peculiar reference
TO IN convenience Of families and will be conducted on the
plan Of Mesrice's Hotel Paris = -
JOHN II. BILLINGS, Pforrietor
- - B. MONNOT, Kestaurateur
N. B.-Tabe d'Hote nt o'clock. n27 3t*rc
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TO MANUFACTURERS
TOR SALE valuable Factory, TO the city ali
of the the machinery Of which
order part Of which is for broad cloths part sanets will
be sold at great sacrifice ADDRESS b.. this
Office nor i've rc
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IfLOUR-s3i bbls. Extra Eagle MiIs
4 y6 do I.achede, do
Landing ship Indiana from New Orleans and for sale
M Y. X. COLLINS CO., - South st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-20
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

y N HaHTell Uep0t CINEFRIaNn- Nh
hit Proprietor respectfully Iaforms b.
= inrnl. and thu public. ihst he has taken
eas 9FLtNplD NEW HOTEL. Which he NV
a. a place oftofh ELEGANT and coNEOR
iAAlth tNIERTAINMEN'T The Parlars
a 80 ,hambefs have been tasfeflIlv fitted ~
-" 49, netr Furniture and Be2dirR. wifh
D. - ihe cass. comfort aui conyen feuce Of
's 4hesis especially % fla8Ie- and famlss.
80, - apartment OF the Iafder il equally wei
- %iniaot Their is. through every Depart.
~ lAe establishment. an ar n nrafness
me- 't'-ah,e maj caunot fadto please al who
"I9 l19of Inn With a call. 4 con TON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-20
NEW ARRIVAL OF F,NCy GOODS

HNb At THE CITY CASH
sfOhE. " l35. Nam s.
N'n NIX 4 BOON have Inst received s7me
a''"l LA'E LA~NS BalzafInes and other
summer Goods. for Ladie. wea, A. l,~e
supply Of Florence Bad. BrIse,e and p,l.,no.
hoanei' Of ihe Here't share and Al greatly reduced
pne"s. Call soon or YOU vii mas anne a,
n'-"'vsI good, Of he season. -
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A Nv GOODS! NEW CoonI

y MARSH. have lui feg.u 81 S., % q
SID or GOODS purchased ~ the "a. ',i,i
.'.t best terms. and sell them extremely l.. .'e
2.a'as i7eir sioek can lee found The ,erv hoo, =
sna i1e newest styIe- Aalh Tor Ia H.. -
s'e' : "ear Person, ul.h.ns 4. 500
~ III mas IS
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CASKS NAuDER-
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bales s Almond.
cases hrmstana
sask Blue Nfual
barrels tIaseH
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81 boxes Chocolate
i0ask Chalk
i barrel ramqhar
- barrels Casiu I'D
barrel Cream TarIsr 'o1
oare.s Ground Gn.er
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cases lf4ua.lee FsH
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TIE LADIES' received ihU.
! DAY new supply Of Plain and Colorrd QuH.
ing Tor b1nheis-also. Black CHM. Linen Rad.
oo'p' an Iassel' Black Six Mus. Childrens Long
BLACK Cotton Niue. Lace, Buttons. Jen B,ea.t Pa.
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