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Total indebtedness. >. =. .sla .322 .

Total indebtedness. .$i3. 322 295 %
The city government has lately sold several large lots
Of real estate the proceeds of which applied to the
sinking fund.- All the property in which the city has any
interest ia to be sold, and the proceeds applied this
fund for the redemption of the city debt
The sale of real estate belonging to the assets of
the old United States Bank and Commercial Bank
OF Buffalo, commenced in that city the 10th inst Con-
siderable competition prevailed and Judging from the an
nexed prices we should think the property sod brought
all 1t was worth The of these banks at this ate
will realize better returns than anticipated and go further
towards lquidating the Liabilities of the institutions han
the most sansuine could have expected.
per foot. - 'a ''' wv
Lot No 49, corner Man and s. Division GO bv e9l feet
including the banking house and cling theresn 80 a50
Vacant lot No. ~, adj 10 by 0oI, $IO7 per foot
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PhiladeIphia CntfIe NIarket.

June l2-l047 cattle arrived 6g7 of which were from
Ohio and $50 Pennsylvania 497 went the New York
market the balance sold the Philadelphia butch.
best qualities.
Cows and Calves29O in mar ket. Sales at 500 500
extra sold at $50 $50, sprngers $40 $40 Dry cows
Live weight on the Delaware. 81 a 3fc per ID
Hogs-3O0 ofered-sales dull at At Al cents-about 70
left over.
sheep and LANDSLIDE offered. Sales at 81 90 a So
extra 50 rs a So 70.
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%. THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
by the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy es
ab!shed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
bng qualities and curative powers Of the ab,ve herbs
IL confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
the public, and may be relied as q certain remedy fo
all diseases aiisng from impure state of the blood
s!ch as scio'nio satheum, rngworln, bloches PIN
erupt,ons liberated throat any disease arising
from the secondary effects of syphilis njudiciou
use OF mercury.
sold in single Bottles at. ... rs cents each
in Cases Of halfadozen Bottles, - 90
z" one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union
NJ BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, % Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent.
Q9- MOTHERS RELIEF.-The genuine sold only at
81 Courlandt street. This article is often the
saving both mother and child
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CASTLE GARDEN.

Second night Of SIG HEN olLO, as known through
Ont th. Spanish lpcws the Chid of Air Also, LO D..
MENlCO DEkkRAU, the mos masn fcert Brz,r Sal La
- 1874, IL ,hs cpe Garden g her With G.plsy Of ire
Tn; Ev n,na Euertai aments W II commence win Ssuor
Herrco the Child of Air from the grai bearing. dex
and wonderful sk on La Cords tpyapts Fi"supg hop
nd ss' Lo D,me3.eo QaIe ap y nest magnificent
perform Gratd Classic Movement saly Fest from the
ground, absolutely making the unheard Of aud almost
credible Asce' tie Rope of 2O feet e.tly in view
Of every spectator.
lntermision Of minutes for Promenade and Refresh
ments Previous to the Display Of Fireworks,
Bengela Lights Name Signal Rockers IN Gold Raia
Sanra ana his Satellites and patriotic piece called
Tn. New 'faa7h 1,,.ss Danu
AdwltIe nee ~ cent, children bal f.prce liz rr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ER,AL GARDEN
AND PERPETUAL FAIR,
Gone, o. Broadway and Ann street.
j. L. BARNUM.... PROPRI @TOR.
Il. HITCHCO X ....... MANA1EN.
Every Day and EUeming This Week, commencing
Monday, June 10th.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon, haiipnxt o'clock, 'in ev.uin,
THE GIANT AND GIhNTESS.
Are to be day Gom ~ o'clock A. NJ. till r. NJ,
from till 5k, and from till 10.
Que % whom isa
LITTLE MISS OF ONLY SIX YEARS
are reepgaged by univ erssl desire.
Mira We,srn Gea Wesiern La Petite Ceto, and others
,sALLOONS AsCENsIoNs every afternoon and evening.
Fancy Class Blowing Grand Cosuioima Be,utful Fou.
I,ln with Croton Water aud Half Million Of Curos ties
from ever quarter Of tn globe
u Admission to whole IS centy--chdreu u,dey ten
gears hall pr &C. je9
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THE TOWnYSi-WHITE CL1

THE IOWAYS WHITE CLtUn!
HIS BRAVES, their squ,w.. Pspoesss and sue, will
- cawp at H.boken on THURSDAY MORNING, June
H. end reu ala there uutil Moudsy Eyni,g, Jue 7h
he Delegation consists Of Chiefs Ma hui hekaw white
C'oua) fr! Cit Of the Nation N.w.Mou.ya twai.iug
RAIN third Crnf; Se-Mol-tv tBstsr eetj Great M-d
cue Msn-he first Of these s g,II Professors ever known
,re under any Circumstances To leave their nation
BRAyrs-Way haw- non-ya, Nohomun va, Shum' ang Wa
ta-ye, &C.
me, &c, &c.
It intended while White Cloud" and his comrades re-
main At Hopoken TO reer To the public terect FAC smie
Indian Life IN the forest the Chiefs Braves Squaw,
encsmp on the Lawn about 100 yards from the Fer
hey WIN every afternoon lex Snnday) Iefor their Ma
onal Characteristic Dances, Rites. Ceremonies c, Calm
Chief, and also gives his portrait. -
are not the half civrel Indians of the frontier but
are me native Chiefs Of the Forest aad possess the traits Of
those who have mol tc.n ccnup,eib by the white mac.
CsRrIriCATE.
Icey on honor that the foregoing the proper
snd ues OF IN. Aforesaid party usder the direction Of q II
=. Iody Esq Gwen under my had at the Great Nsms
haw SubAgency Once.
w. r. RICHARDSON. U. &. Agent.
The obokea Ferv Boats from Barclay Canal and Christie
pnsf str ct, land within few STEPS Of the ercampment
The exhibition |, fee Jl3
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GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
MADEMOLSELLE D'ORVEILLiERE
LA, Il n hONOo 20 announce her hie. DIS aud the
puoi that she will, give FIRST co NCEki the
Apollo saIot n On TUESDAY tVr.NiNG Jure 80 h, 1874
which occsson she will be ed the foo Ina
nent Art SITS -
sIGNOR ANTOGvINI
slGNUR sANQUlRICO.
NIX Mry, and
MIR II T.. TINN.
Tickets One Dollar elch To be I'D at he principal Music
Flores a. a the door The ening OF the Concert.
jis toipi.b
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Died,
At Illinois, the 2sth of May, Mrs MARGARET Cor
widow Of the late Morris Cornell Of this city, aged
n years. Long Island papers please copy.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Propey ventilated. ard op-n every tvenng fr the dir,
play Ct the extraordinary ts in Natural Msgie"Mus,c
aud Ventrlloqnism, by W. Snton the the
Nneteenth ce tury. New Fets-uew Musc-nfw scenes
Venthloqu,sm.
Particulars in band bits toou open at past 7Cprain
ris pec,sey Lower Boxes 50 ceuts Upper IS cents
b. I'D mig htly
Evening. -
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Lot No. 10, Washington and South Division ~
by 99i feet, $40 per foot.
The aggregate of the sales Of property at Buf
iso belonging to the bank up the lth
day Of sale-was about 100000.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
" Adp..ien oae polIa. 70 an part. Of the hou.. ~
Doom opee u ha'fpa.. 1-PeroEn.nee 70 eomnssoe Al
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE ITALIAN
PALMOs 8ENEFIT.
nd p ss no h; ss s,nsl to e @ ard friend:
before them having kindly vouaeriei Their services thus
The peformai with the % act Of Doni.
'A'0'''i nfE .irsis ,Isis ,n'''''d
After Which h. on III: G,ad Pa; Dc 1.u5 n Ess-
's' ard i'S NON; is III pI''ASplNS
c.r.,.. WIFI 8; s:s; 400. me -.
Grand ss.ss 4: v.s"
Grand Pa. D:as M.i. f'f bs.an. and
81: .s %s s s.a:s on
De Begnss gsor ssnqar-o
''h''L LULA 81 SEA I2aM sf mcSas. Opera
Stage Manager. -. .....Mr. Wells
1.-THE public t,psetiuy Informed tina, Bath, have
IN full operation. nlxht and day
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Bo.ss..:2 % -'.I Pit ia,l Gents
Fifth night Of th- old rte Ioha sefton engagement in
zSsns the three haadsi aaa fifth tim. !A'' IN England
rHs oE EyESI FahM iaas 'h TO commence with the
eossisa S wH jazz 3 Ss ssE fIs H'r's'
PARK THEATRE.
Boxes'.'3 80 cents Pit. Is cent GALLERY l2s cents
BENEtlr OF MIR. BOOTH.
THIS EVENING, June a. will be per ormed BE RTRAM
Beytram. Mr. Booth.
After viii h, a d nee BY Miss Julia Turnhui
10 conclude with the MAYOR OF GARRATT.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON
The eA''a %T XII + 9Pff T. iels direction of
FRIDAY EWING; June iath; ,s,i; VIII be produced
Orr night with the Forty Thieves
Previous to which wall be performed the highly popular and
laughshe Vaudevi lie, called
THE MAN WITH THE CARPET BAG
Gfimey..' ........ MIR. Mitchell.
Machinery MIR. Burns. Properties. Mr. Roberts
Costumes. Mrs. skaat. and Assistants.
The arrangements at the doors and saloons will be-
under the direction OF Mr. CORBYN Treasurer the Com
pany:
Police officers will be ATTENDANCE and the utmost
care VIII be taken 10 order and all
proper iersops will be strictly excluded
u Omnibuses will run to and from the Garden during the
evening"
Hz-TICKETs FIFTY CENTsN
NO POSTPONEMENT at this Establi shment on account
OF weather. The Grand Entrance from Broadway ga
loon Is protected, and the New Saloon which is Ventilated
from The top aud sides can be enclosed moments
VAUXHALL.
Acting Manager. Mrs linn Stage Manager. Mr. Wacot
FRIDAY Evening", June IA
The performance will commence with the Orera of
JOHN OF pAR,S.
Pedrigo Potts, Mr. Wscot V,nr.n', Mrs Timm
MAD'LLE CELESTE
- will dance the Irish Lit IN c sracter
To conclude wit the lapgh,.ls Farce called
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1884,
BRITISH JURISDICTION THE UNITED sTATEs-ru
NEW YORK HERALD.
Mr.. WALKER produced in the Senate genuine
copy OF British laws, IN which persons no are now
citizens OF the United States, but born in Great
Britain, are made subject to fine, or imprisonment
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to fcion's punish
ment-for the offence of dealing in slaves IN some
way, or taking security in them.
Mr.. WALKER read statement made by the New
ork Herald some time ago, that Great Britain had
issued circulars, signed by Lord Aberdeen, institu-
ting inquiries into the condition of blacks in the
United States. and directing the consus in all the
potts of the United States TO make return ot their
investigation. Mr. w. stated that this information
was tine, and it was of an astounding character.
Ca t. Elliott lately, when in New Orleans, was no.
tor!ously engaged IN making these inquiries, with
a view to carry into effect The above named penal
acts Of Parliament Mr.. w. expressed the hone
that all such consuls who had been thus engaged
would be dismissed, and no others received Mr..
w. offered resolution callns tor Information re-
lative to any such laws OF Parliament extending
criminal jurisdiction over citizens Of the United
States, and also In relation to the above named cir
culars.
MIR. WALKER spoke OF these legislative and exc
cuve proceedings of Great Britain inte fering with
citizens and institutions of The United States with
Indignation, las a breach OF laws of nations, high
handed, Insulting and outrageous.
Mr. JARNAGIN attempted 10 make some reply in
opposition.
Mr. ARCHER made few remarks.
The result of it was that the resolution lies over
till TO morrow
The Senate then proceeded to the disposal of con-
siderable business IN the ordinary course
The Joint Resolution requiring the Secretary Of
the Treasury to pay sundry claims under the Cher
okee treaty, was called up and amenoed at length
totally devoid OF any interest 10 the public at
| large The time-now so vauable--was COZ sum-
ed by Mr.. Raymond, MIR. White and Mr.. jar
nagin.
| Mr. Buchanan wished to know what were the
three last days of the session, in which no bills
con be sent to The President except by suspen
President MANouM The Clerk informs me thar
Monday is the last day.
Mr.. BucHASAN.-T | suppose that Friday,
Saturday and Monday will be the three last DAYS
Assent.
Mr. BUCHANAN said he hoped, in thet time, the
calend would be followed Iigdly, and as many
bills passed possible
ZIP M.--Mr. JARNAGINis still pursuing ,he inter-
mlnabc argument about the Cherokee claims.
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WASHINGTON, June II. 1874.

WARRINGTON, June IL, I8H.
In executive session this afternoon, the Senate
rejected the Navy Agent at New York, and COL
lector Croker at Boston, together with several
| others Of minor Importance
The Committee have sent in their report of the
civil and diplomatic bills, amended
Tomorrow night both Houses expect to sit very
late, perhaps all night. SB
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TRENTON FALLS.
A WORD To TRAVEIJEES
SECOND EOIT ON.
GODEY'S MAGAZINE,



THE PIONEER NN,Aas9AzI,NE!N EVERY THING
EMBELLISHMENTS sports Of the Odtn Time-A
IL beautiful mezzo'int, BY w Warner.
The MONDAY .neal-A d. nestle sketch by Dick
Tho Empire OF Man-EaIth, wlter and original
Fashion Pafe-Four figures.
CorTRiauToRs TO THIS No, !!-Ms. L r. sigonrney,
/. Leslie Miss sedgwick, Mrs. Embury, Mrs. Ellei, and
host OF Others
A Comm Trek 1t should be observed that this Maya
Zine does rot adj pt trick Of wend be rival hat
OF giving ra plates and reading Their January aud
February numbers IT, induce people ,ubscbe and
SCRABBLE numbers with plates eight old, throughout the
year
No charge made for examining comparing all the monthly
m q, zires, at No 2A,tor House.
Pnce 81 per aunum-SiIgle Nos, IS cents
WIN. NJ CHkisTY, Agent,
- -, No. As,or House.
Nos delivered to subscr bsrs any part Of the CITY OF
charge orsnt By mail TO any pirt Of the United
] Aec
INDIA CAstMERE AwLs
JUST RECEIVED per llz,ide, from Calcutta, trunk Of
Cames Hair Shawls ard ,caIfs, amongst them speDd
ed long white shawl, which will BE cold cNssp bv
JAMES BECK 4 co.
JHsteec $50 Broadway.
DEAD AMI BE WISE Citizens and strangers Ia want of
IL medical aid OF private nature will find u hrir al
antse O. call and get the edvice e the Phys, aud Prop
he test Jencdv ald only thorough that
k0own Tor secret disrazes les ID only this hous HUI
r Red Drop-tuit direction and a treatise aocomp
sch 'i prlc, oeo io'sr only, AID warrant 90 cofe-
entj medic u, insaud the ut Of ity yeas cose
application oermIt, sn study; the basis BY
Doctor John Huuer the last century; gentlemen
ced I'll Others OF his day IN this branch of the cal pro
sion On sale IN Albany at NO. 81 Green to b. had
IN Buffalo. j4 ltsnc
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
lCorres. ondepee Of the Herald ]

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1874.
There are people here who give the mselv
great ceal OF trouble 70 doubt the truth of some of
my statements, and even to investigate their truth.
ror example, they DOUBTED the truth of what
stated about the offer which was made to MIR.
Weller oil the secretarysh of the Treasury and
TO prove It's ialsity they wen, and asked the Presi
dent u ne had made MAJ any such ofIrr to Mr. W-ler.
the President did it per Sc. But these ueouie
should "know the law" as job PRAY Md
TO say, and the law says. Qui fae;t yer
alum ficit PER sE Aud when the proper
time comes, shall be ready to prove moi only
that President Tyler, or my son Bob," did
offer the SecretaryshIp of the Treasury to Mr.
Weller, but that the same secretaryship did for a
long time and ! believe does so still-go beg.
ging TO some gentleman from Ohio, like the lady
IN the play who was neither wife. maid, nor wi
dow, saying, "Take me, take me, who'll take me
don't all speak at once" But the mischief of it
Is, that no gentleman from Ohio seems disposed 10
enter this vincpium mdtyimonii.
See Senator Walkers compliment to the Herald
in the proceedings Of the Senate.
Gen: Dun Green wishes to say that the ri-
NOR that he was 10 succeed your friend John
Jones in editing the Madisowiam, is unqualifedly
not true he fears II may injure Johns standing,
who is at most protege Of General Duff's.
No news OF importance this morning. S.B
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VAUXHALL.

Acting Manager Mn Timm Stage Manager. Mr. Walcot
FRIDAY Everirg, June IA.
The performance will commence with the Orera of
JOHN Or PARIS
Psdngo Potts, Mr Wslcot Vnrn' Mrs Timm
MAD'LLt. CELESTE
will dance the Irish Lit IN c sracter
To conclude wit the laugh ,.ls Farce called
POLKA MA MA.
Rail Cars and Omubusses and from City Hail. pass tbe
Garden Till midnight
Tickets, Is cents. iq,c
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%. ARE you TROUBLED WITH reaches OR
BED BUGS "A sure exerminstor Of these noxious YER
min may be had at II Courllandt stIeet.
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NfIVULUFFo NNU BUITs--I7t RAJ TeI'. Tor lots
~ TO sut purchases by h. COLLINS u o..
w tie IS =. uh It Get.
pACn.i sHlp noTTiNGUek FROM LIVtkPOUL
ConSlxnes this wi please d pei
board without delay d, B ring slip
All goods not permitted i've day. 4bl- b. sent to
plblc sto e. WUCDHULL x MIN1UNNs
~ Site 81 South st
RI !sH BAkQUE AnAM CAR FIR M GLAs.
permits on boa-i, " side Peck Slip
~ good not permitted five liable
public store WOODRUFF Il MINTURSS
J'3 3Tc 81 = nth street
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auct,onocr.
Store No. IL Spruce street.

FRIDAY
,,,., . At haltpast 10 o'clock,
Wi De sold st No ~ Park Row, by virtu. Of mortgage
me ehte bar Room, aud otisr furniture 6ass are. SC
| o' ns eslablAhre-t we'll known the Cornucopia.
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ANCIENT OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
I tVf SPODNER will sell on 8 ,tufd " evening, Al ~
- clock at ISL Braaway rslnahe c.iIertion of
OIL Pnntines ia imported from Florence. amongst hith
ae me e,smoi. pictures sale positive the
~ Rave 800 Paintings and COO Ergav q. at PHI
vats SAFE wnoes-ie rsua cheap for ca h. ia 2tsJc
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$is6,4ss $244,767

Increase from July 10 January. ..Sll6,9a7 II
Allowing for similar increase THU year, the total
ceips for 1874 will stand thus =
Jan. LIST to July lst is44, months. .$2ss 6l2 90
July LIST to Jan. lst 1915, q 4H.542 90
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington. flWl
Correspondence Of the Herald !.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1874.
Captain Isaiah Rynders, the Don Juan Of demo-
cracy, arrived here this evening ON business OF
great importance, as some say, but as we suppose,
for the paternal pleasure Of exchanging congratu-
lations with the President, and Col. Benton, Mr..
Dromgoole and Mr.. McDuffie.
The SUBJ Treasury bill will be pushed through
tomorrow, under the Previous Question, unless
staved offby superior manoeuvrng of the "softs''
and the whigs 1t goes, if passed, to the Senate,
to be laid upon the table. If there is any old
Hunkerism in the proceedings of to-day, it is pre-
mature-if they are a mere experiment it is time
expended for nix.
Curiosity desires to find oHt the member from
Nebraska. Itisperhaps Minor Bolts perhaps some
other minor. A. all events we suspect he does not
stand in the way OF Speaker Jones' promotion.-
We expect not, we reckon not. aN
As to the keeping of the public moneys, why
cannot Mr.. Polk keep them as well under Mr..
Tyler's present plan as the Captain himself? The
country is satisfied where they are kept, without
the loss of dollar, or the enrching Of single
Swartwouter.
The annexation of Texas is assuming practical
shape. The debts and the boundary provided for
without assumption, and Oregon accepted and as
plan of operations upon which something may be
done the present session. If the northern Texas
men demand a partition OF Texas it will remain a
bone OF contention for an extra session.
Mr.. Birney Marshall, special agent of the Post
Office, has lett for the North, with hat full oil
cigars. He perhaps intends smoking out certain
delinquents III his tour Of inspection.
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BOOKS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS,
At DUNIGANS CHEAP BOOK STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale large and we'll Sc
lected stock OF Books, APPROPRIATE FOR SEASON.
embracing in particular the ENGLISH AMERICAN ANNU
AIS; JUVENILE Books VARIETY; STANDARD MIS-
cELLANEoUs Books.
His ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES PRAYER Books &C., will be
found especially deserving the Of CATHOLIC Pun
LIc-post e them Of his ublleaon pregard for e
the last Annual FAR of the American n.rtu being
the BEsr SPECIMENS OF BINDING AND PRINTING.
Cop o his ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE--pubiished
with The APPROPRIATION THE RI hEvD EIsHoP HUGHES
with Illuminated i'll Family Records and Illustrations
Steel put up superb white TuRKEy MoRocco, WITH HEAVY
GiLT CLArs-or Of his UIsune Manual Flowers Of Piety,
aud other Prayer Books wh elegant eagavng the
ch and chsss style Prepared expressly for the Holidays.
To- est prices, for cash EDWARD DUNCAN,
3f,sks Eult
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III IhE LADlE-.
BALL OSTUME
THE subscriber having completed his ARRANGEMENTS for the
fall trade prepared 70 osT ITsso5dnsEy md
large quantity Of which been received By
in elegance aud .ey Of design The
following will give idea Of the low prices at which they
CoRoNATIoN ROBES from 50 so-usual price s.,
New s,sa pattern. arsn fancy Needle Work from IS.
Rich Organdie and srletan Muslin. worked in colorst
81 Tarleten Muslins. from 3s ner yard.
Ofgandie do. 6s--usual price los.
Orsamdie Musiins in all prevailing shades.
Attention Is also nved the stock of Infants Waists and
ssEMBRoIDERED WAISTS from ss
DO Robes With waists from ss 80.
Soo sed sa9 Rs'e,rie. Rneh, 9 9%.
succession of goods in Capes under Handkerchief
Collars, &c will will .os os sSlis Offered very cheap.
Childnn's TaIs Borden from Cd
EXpiEs iisis III TAfa %OlBSfiS BosbEss, from Is.
do Embroisered, from IS to $50.
IN The T. LACE te2 ppIE.fi?%SiRrMENT will be found
E,eh slsek M Brussels and Thread Lsce'
Brussels and English Thread Laces:
Persian Thread Canton and SIeine Lsces and Edsngs Of
loco do1 L.s Edgas', at Cd per do..
Ladies and Children's Patent Merino Vests
4: $$: Ss.s%.!. S!i::s;;:s SS!i:s; as;; az: 90
do Black Alpacha do.
DO ,sa o,sn sssk sork and EmbroideSed do.
Gsn,lemens Menno, Lambs Wool, Silk and other Vests,
Drawers, &C., &c.
go dozen Trimmed Caps at ts-usual price es.
q G,fHs: os ana sshtys afsTs. sso. aa p.r e
s' iS: Black PEfER so Efs Broadway.
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

q
NNOUNCE wholesale and retail purchasers that they
have received by late arrivals " Cases. supply such
goods they accustomed to IMPORT suitable for the Ho
days. comprising an larger spendd and
complete than that of the last season
As their first determination has always been keep articles
Of the best possible quality and Dsh and in the latest
most select they that they sometimes
TO receive the credit they desire to mertof selling cheap "
assures purchasers of Tase al pr ci e
their determnaon and they confident that examination
and goods and prices will result
hat they elegant better aud perfectly
finished article without any increase OF price, $50 and 20
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The New York herald., 1844-12-23
NEW MUSIC
IDAY PhESEN

MUSIC AL ANIMAL. BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA
~. ga sn T. ~ 80, BTosdwsy has ut elished he'd
ol the following admired Operas :Bohcmian Gid, Lu.
cza rga Don Paqusle, La File du Reg men Beatrice di
Te.ds, purtani, The Jeaess. Crociato Mi.es Well lie
Part dn able Torquato asso Bohemaus Of Paris BRIDEs
Carcdnrys M?osseti ETC. ETC. With many poPgl. songs
krpvyI BERLIN Anna, and the admired Julien Polka with
fsntasio rot Pour Wazes by III celebrated
authors forming collection Of valuable and popular Muc
.,eHiy .MnELLIsHEp and as liday Present Musical
Annual hr recherche and useful offering for
S eight separate numbers so EACH S3 bound n
hsndsom- style complete with title and index Published
aad for sale by SAMUEL e. JOLLIE,
dg0 Iwissec 1856 Broad way.