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Use the E@t India Hair Dye from q Coertand street This
article has obtained far SURPRISING all Others
The toubl. upon application Of many articles for
dying hair has alone deferred numbers from obtaining this a
ce This, however entirely remeded in the East India
Hair Dive. "
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. All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
% and Chestnut where single also be
opIined daily at o'clock. 3m
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SALAMANDER SAFES

JhIJhWHNDFh
July last purchased of Mr. A. \ Maurice No 1885. Wa.
Yer street. Of hcs Improved Pafen Sasmandef Safes
which the fire the burning Of Store No rs Water
street the night Of the 7h nssn take pleasure in
ing tecuse think the knowede " so valuable ssfegus
70 every merchant should be Teacay crcuatcd) that my
books and which above named safe were
preserved rerec order there The
Of smoke them whilst those contained IN an old fashioned
knob chest, which stood within few feet Of were
tlely consumed fsigned) X CLARK,
New fork, 10th December, Isti
Inc undersigned present the named
and certies to the correctness Of Mr. Clsrs statement
the condition Of the hooks and papers contained the es
and FUR her that ics Safe appeared good
except n the paint aud vsrnsh burnt on.
New York, 10Th December, 1874 (Signed) III. A. BURR.
nc suocnbef has conn lee assortment Of Rhs lmproy
Ell Safes constantly hand and them SUPERIOR IN
every respect to any other Ssisa made ~ the United States
Persons wishing TO purchase invited TO call aud the
dtIon Of the Safes the above For sale
city, only by a. IS. MAURICE, lyah Water st.
-. Agent for the Manufacturers.
Wildes and Giyers second hand Safes winch have been
received payment for Richs Tor sale from 30
per cent discount from first
Now York, 2lst Dec, lstt d2i diwkwlts IN
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do the ravages Of disease lay the delicate the
lair and beautiful and though again health vet
these flowing Iocks that adorned their heads fall off
hs ess av return 70 their original beauty
neglect ON this point when never failing remedy can OBJ.
tsned ~ the genuine Oldrdges Balm Of Columbia 81
CoItiaSdt street. which will perfectly restore this only neg
cIOWning point female beauty - u - ~.
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
1T DUNIG.AN'S CHEAP BOOK STORE,

1THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale large aud well
ecied stock Of Books, APPROPRIATE SEASON,
embracing particular, the ENGLISH ArrU
AIS; JUVENILE Books or EVERY yARIETy STANDARD Mis-
CELLANEoUs Books
His ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES, PRAYER Books, &C., will be
found especially the Of the Pun
ef them Of his publications. prepared for sale
under his They received The Fnsr PREM
uM a. the last Annual FAR Of the American lnsttue being
the Best SPECIMENS BINDING PRINTING.
Copies OF his ne ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIpIypublishsd
with the APPROPRIATIONS THE Rr. kEvp EIsHoP HueHrs-
with Illuminated tits Family Records, and illustrations
Steel put up in superb white T1Rxr, Monoeeo hsA
and other Prayer Books with elegant engravinEs the
ch and chasts style Prepared expressly for the Holidays
making elegant and valuable Gift Books
lowest prices, for cash. EDWARD DUNCAN,
d22 So 4 L,to
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NAvAL.-The United States ship Columbia, Capt.
Geisnger, was at Gibraltar, November Is, and
sailed the same day probably for home.
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BRle PETERSBURG. Larkins Of this brig
is expected in town in day or two. After his ar
rival we shall have both sides Of the story relative
10 the Petersburg 1t is curious affair as it now
stands, and the public ought, therefore, to wait till
the Captain makes his statement
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NEW MUSIC.
ii 0 l. DAY PIKE EN- rs.

j
MUSICAL ANNUAL. BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA
~ SAMUEL q JOLLIE, 385 Broadway has just published
The .s volume Of the Seaats, Of The os eoaan'g the
sez,a Bpfgia Don Pssqa La keslment, Beatrice di
Part du able Toquato Tssso Eohemians Of Paris BRIDES
OF VENicy, LEsIRE D'AMohE, CEIARA DE ROSENBERG,
CAPuLETIE Monsectri etc. with popular Songs.
and The following fashionable Polkas-THn BoHEMIxs.
nEDyIv BERLIN, Anna, and the admired Julien Polka, with
Fantasies fot Pour Valves by most celebrated
authors forming collection Of valuable popular Music
HIGHLY EMBELLIsHED, and Holiday Present Musical
Annual presents the recherche and useful
83 IN eight separate numbers at 80 EACH bound in
handsome style complete with and index Published
and for sale by SAMUEL q. JOLLIE.
d20 Iwissec 3aj Broadway.
ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
WE beg TO invite inspection of mportations
" comprising III part the following
French Cacel Lamps Of mode Porcelain Bronze
Antique, Ormouu, &C.
Chandeliers, of Porcelain and Bronze
Candeabras and Bras de Chrmne, Brop and Gilt.
Lustres, for Lamps and Candies, styles.
Dresden Porcelain Shades Of piece with exquisite land.
scapes, flowers &c. a article.
French Colored do, for libraries to be SUSPENDED.
Paper Shades, sple 1dd lrtment.
French Fancy Boxes beautiful comprising about
thirty different kinds of aud beautiful styles
A. DiACON u h. ID. SAXTON. Agents,
. 20 John street.
dI7toJiissm
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ISTMAS AND HOLIDAY EXCURSION
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AMI PILL A.
long ISLAND RAILROAD

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
~ OPENING OF THE TUNNEL, ON At.
Wilt LANT!C SJREET-On Christmas, saturday
,the 2sth, aud ON New Years Day, Trains will
leave the Depot r0uth Ferry at the hour aud
hsl hour. from y A NJ till Nj, passing through The
ing opportuni witness this structure Of half
mile IN length under the heights Of Brooklyn Fare for
UP, going and IeturnIng, ia cent? d2l III cod m
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Of time by using DE- Shermn Celebrated Cough
They were found to be decidedly the best remedy in use during
the riod Of s prevalence ~ this city, and whoever will ny
Do ngt e with yourselves this is the season and this III.
compliant that lays the foundation TO consumption
the sufferer early grave An Of worth
apou Of DR. Shefmans warehouse LOG Nassau street
Brooklyn.
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Asthma and Dyspepsia are positively cured

m all cases by ongeys Western Indian Panacea the
pe9Ls soT oer 70 refund The money IN sIl IL
patient has not been able for months single dose has
brought immediate relief and the despairins suer
sSa 70 haye used Tbs medicine without being charmed
their wonted strength and activity and as general family ca
etaet. -
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 23Arr Gen Stark. Langhorne NYork
Chief Batsman, Providence CID Farwe Farwell, Boston
BALTIMORE De3 23-Arr Maria, Atw-l rroyidence; Eliza
Ar Argessrth M9ri1ik; pspo.ite HardnY New Bedford
and Spanish Main Jane simms, Nassau, Mp; Juana Burn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-24

New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
she Suppression Of Qpackery in the cure Of all diseases will
hereafter appear ON The fourth and last column or s
w. g. RlCHARDS(JN NJ ID Apeu,
Office end Consulting Rooms Of the College los Nassau street
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PASSENGER Arrixed.

kISosroS, Jam; )-Br schr Joseph-Nr. Gillesp'e.
HAy.nA-Brig Fankln-Cspt John Ty bring Of New York
Common, Of do.
ChARLEsToS-Ships euthport-J Benton and lady, Miss l.
Benton, Num-, and in the storage. -
ST. MARKs-Bng Gen Wilson-Nirs Donaldson.
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Rheumatism and GOut.-The Nerve and
Bone Linment and Indian Vegetable Elixir for Rheu
These preparations have cured thouand Of the very
many which everyi thing else has been used
and failed this has reformed entire that the
ben restored his fmly business and friends
fro sny hing like sickness debility; and would
fer the scepca the following gentlemen have been
ler! Rector aet;. Mr. peasa at Immany HAIL. Mr.. Gids
the City Hotel who witnessed the remarkable effects of III
rInedy upon Mr.. ii. IL. Hubbard of Sandusky City, Ohio
with most violent rheumatic attack and cured few
Courand street. ard warranted any Of Iheuma
tism the price returned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-24

carriage boots. and leather any FORM should al
ways be kept BY gentleman who wishes have fine look
ing harness It's well known hat the oils common for
harness alter certain length Of time unless the leather
peaedy washed form upon he
aad tins ro The le ihe This difficulty will be entirely OBJ
waited " the Oil OF Tannn used. Its qualities anseptic
ri the leather make. so dry and wa,sproc
only ask trial Of its efficacy. Sold at ri Coanland street
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BUHTON's THEATRE.
RICH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
CAN'T GET AWAY.

EXHIBITION
THE END OF THE WORLD
A PAINTING,
OF VERY ARGE SIZE, by r. Anell,, AT the Apollo aIs
- Broadway The Exhibition enurey separate from
Concert koom
Open from 10 T. NJ. TO ar. M
Admission Is ents d., imrc
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
Il | II II Al " a LII Al O. AZ L

NNOUNCE to Wholesale and retail purchasers that they
"A have received by late arrivals ~ CASES. their supply such
goods they accustomed suitable HoI-
days comprising larger splendid and
more complete than that Of the last season
As their FIRST determination has always articles
OF the very best possible quality and flush and the latest and
most select Styles they that they may sometimes
the credit they desire mrrof selling cheap
yet the distinguished and patronage they
assures them that most purchasers OF erces OF Taste
their determination and they confident that
and comparison goods aud prices will result convincing ali
that they elegant better, aud perfectly
Broadway, dill Is iii uc
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LIKE L,IRE OF THE PENNIES, THE DOLLARS
nm. VIZ T9KE GRE OF IIIEMSELVES
80 biAMoNbsD sInvfR whREEii S Ss JnnWELRY'
At % Chatham street,
by l. JUS RICH
| AIDES AND GENTLEMEN-I hope you have moi for.
- gotten The bargains sold you last Christmas Hodays-
now come forward and off greatest
you ever bought have few days ago bought Tor CASH he
eate stock of Jeweer retired from business conssiog Of
the hnest and richest Jewey Diamonds and fine Watches
LADIES' aud gentlemen do not lose this glorious 10
eau az my sto and Judge for yourselves You will con.
vince your minds that dollar BY me h.
yon would have 10 pay two for - Broadway stores.
ds3 2ussec LOUIS ANRlCH, 81 Chatham street
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SILVER PLATED WARE AND LADIES'
WORK BOXES.
GREAT BARGAINS.-Just received. n lot of splepdid
e. csse Baskets sye, mounted and heavy patefor sale
Casters silver mounted and heavy plate 81 to scost or.
gnay, $40 to S2a Also, rich Candlestcks same qua n.y.
splendid patterns Also lot Of Ladiea God Work
Bose. furnished complete some with silver implements 81
furnished complete Also 500 sold silver eyer.poin Pencil
aapswhch will be sold bargain at 82j< (up sasj
Pine street. - doi' n, -,
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Beaps Hair Restorative, warranted to
make grow beld places and prevent hair from fall
ing Found Beas agency, 81 Walker street, first
PROM Broadway.
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Beauty Developed.


Lad es' lips should tempt Loves kisses
LADIES' brows should CLEAN like snow
But alas for bearded misses,
And for foreheads dark aud low.
Lips and br1ws with hair encumbered
Still have beauty TO reveal;
Twill burst from shadows where IL slumbers,
: . Touched by Gounud's Poudre Subtitle.
Found IN NJ York only at CT Walker street, first
Broadway.
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY.

LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY
UMPIRE CE DENTED aTTR.A TON.
GREAT BOXING MATCH-Novel and Amusing Enter.
ianm-nt1Ihe Greatest Bill Of the Season, NEW
MENAGERIE Nos lf9 Fulton and ~ Ann streets on Mon.
day Afternoon and Evening" 10Th and every day and
evening during the week, and o'clock r. M Admit.
lance l2H cents. "
The lovers OF the Fancy" respectfully informed that the
manager OF the above Menage being well Of
meldous strides made by those proficient The Art" has
made an with the following celebrated artists
VIII exhibit their artsiical Freaks of the
don 10 the many animals exhibited there Sig Calisto
Ameida Spanish Boxer La Diabolo Learned
p con-! With ssior Jask Downing the Simon Pure
who will through his wonder Performance in the ring aud
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button. ''
The public respectfully informed that the above hours
gig Ameid the Spanish Boxer and La Diaboo the Great
Kangaroo will enter the splendid Arena prepared for combat
During which the doctrine hherto fabn
yz: animal standing the Of his tail TO do
battle, Will b. fully shown the satisfaction Of ALL The
manager has effected the aboye
ene and confidently looks for the Of all who know
now 10 appreciate true and novel talent.
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MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS

MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
400 BROAD WAY, NEAR WALKER
THE PROPRIETORs Of e above suite Of rooms have at
modious ~
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
IN the city, and respectfully for it the attention Of
public It's loo on being the central Of Broadway pecu
ay adaps for the purposes
have been made entirely view Of promoting
the comfort and convenience OF the visers.
THE SALOON
capable of thousand PERSONS The
OF the most chase being Sgnor Capes
style sauary hive also been provided from
the studio Of Mr. Bssham. The ROOM when brilliantly lighted
by three costly chandeliers coup Gii unequaed by
any other establishment in the city
spacious Supper Room, Dressing Rooms &c. &c. have
been provided thus rendering the Minerva most
sirsbe in The city for Concerts, Assemblies, sc.
on the premises
N B-Mlitary and other companies DESTROYS of giving din
&c will find these Rooms every
up The same in the most elegant and commodous style.
do lmsrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


M the celebrated Tfaseasn oT ynghts only
THE LADY OF LYONs-Clsude Menotte. Mr. Anderson'
Alter After which. BoRRowING A HUsBAND-sr Vivian
: To soaeade with BLACK.EYED slsAN-Wiiliam, Mr.
w. ii. Crisp; BlackEyed Susan Mrs. Skerfitt -
ADMrTANcE-Boses LIST Tier 10 cenu-second and Third
Tien 80 csnts-Pit 80 cents-Gallery as cents.
PALMO's NEW YORK; OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING, December 2ith-l6th night Of the
Seasonwl be performed Doniz-ttrs Opera OF LUChELA
Genaro, signor Perozzl; Alfonso. Sgnor Valtellina
ApassoN First Leg aud Parquee 81; Second Tier 20 c
Private Boxes, with admissions So Seats secured from A.
NJ to r. NJ Doors open I; performance commence at
u o'clock Lbettos IN English and Italian can be had at the
The Days of performance hereafter will be Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays. d2tp
BUHION's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY EVENING, December 23d. 1874, will be PIE.
sssd The Drama 9asdsd q sS % % M
sylynna ins-Anony Wayne, Mr. Paullin; Disdrich der
Duyy Hessian, Mr. Myers; 1tty MIR Burke; Caroline Mrs
After which. A NEW BALLET DANCE. in which viii
appear Mr. Barnes Miss st Clair Mr. Russell aud Mr. smith
To conclude with Favore Farce in which Mr. Barrett and
Mr. Burke will appear.
CAN'T GET AWAY
0ly- THE PUBLIC WON'T LET HIM GO.-Ep
DIX. VALENTINE. the "LAuGHlse PHiLo:orHER," from
= his tremendous success at old bunker hill 40 Broad
way literally compelled TO remain week more ercep, on
wns NJ M Il the s
treasures Also engaged or week. Mr.. DAN RICE. d.
send forth ali her thundes, and them Ked-coas will be
theshed out IN mos gallant style Tickets % cents Door
open al 6,4-comms nc at o'clock; :.
L. S-Sa.ufday afternoons o'clock usual, Tor families
and sci ools.
~ Five performances will be given on Christmas Dsy-a
the samea 10 A. NJ, Al u, ata at and again at M
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NIBLts's GRAND SALOON,

FOR CON ERTS AND BALLS.
Is NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE-
! MENTS IN MAGNlFlCENT STYLE.
GT,FoI CONCERTS il has many advantages, having an
nIched ceiling favorable for sound; and being removed from
ne street There Is no from the nos q caaget
1900 persons For Balls has spring floor
the sides and magnhcenty lighted with splendid glass
chandeliers Attached to The saloon and on the floor.
rooms, and supperroo 200 feet long. which accommo-
date 500 Great will be give
and on moderate terms. nz7urc
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ICKI.ING AMI DIP EGEPNE WA LIynIl

THE SUBSCRIBERS Of the only origin establishment Of
the lird offer the then friends
chants and and country trade, largest
selected Of Fruits before TO the public
Observation-Disclosures Morris Whites Honest Johns Lsts
Heath, &c Pm. Applet taspber.s, Aprcots, berries
natural fIasors.
Also, Jeys Of the Strawberry, Raspberry, Ounce and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
Also Pickles Catsups and Sauces, OF every imaginable de-
scrpon glass Jars u size TO iu the Of
the purchaser.
Also. Picked and Slowed Oysters poed for expectation and
warranted 70 keep ia any climate.
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keerers Groces, Ship
Masters and Private Families, all invited call
anime the best selected aud e4utu the kind
before offered TO the attention oftim mbIic
RECkHOW VINCENT,
S. Courtlandt street.
NJ Brightly dozen fresh Havana Pines good order, for
sale. Also, 1000 Oyster Kegs diq I'm re
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PAcKgr SHP LIVERPOOL, Eldridge, for Liverpool, will
sail this morning, having been detained by the fog.
PACKET SHIr sppoN Cobb for Liverpool, will sail
Thursday
PACKET SHir SiLyir DE GRAssE. Thompson, for Hayre
will sail to-day.
eli b III
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MARTELLE N HOLDERMANN,
No. 80 Maiden Las g, N. r.
MANUFACTURES and importers Of Ornamental HAIR
AVA Work Wigs, Toupces, Bands CurIs, seams Bsndsau
!ar and style everlasting urls aud all kinds Of Hair
Works wholesale and retail
N.B-rhe trade supplied on reasonable terms.
di7 imsrc
DACKET SHIP LIVERPOOL, FOR LIVERPOOL
This shphayng been detened of the weather,
will sail This Day, II o'clock A. NJ Passengers will please
toird steamboat Hereuls Whitehall Dock time
Letter Bsgs will Close al half past dare
SkR FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Louisiana and New
Thursday, 10Th Of Dee The elegant fast sailing
packet ship GENESEE, Captain Mnot will positively sail
4 $ above, hen regular day
For freight passage having handsome furnished sccommo-
dions aprly board al Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street.
ofto r. X. COLLINS CO,
So South street.
Positively goods received board after Wednesday even.
ug, 2jth inst,
Agents New Orleans, Mcssr. Hulln and Woodruff who
will promptly forward all goods ta their address.
- The packet ship ANGELO Capt Clsrk,on will
coed the Cenesee. and sail January 18th d7t
S&R PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS-Packet OF
M3 the Goth December The splendid fast SAILING packet
&esship GENESEE, Capt Minot, will sail positively
above her regular day.
The Of ship for cabin cabin
and PERSONS about
ceedng New Orleans rely The ships Of this line sail
pupctuay advertised To berths early application
should be made IN board foot e Wall street. Or
WI T. TArSCOTT,
d2tm - South street corner Maiden Lane
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
Steamers. Lcdue LspI Due .qme'a Leave fine
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On Tuesday, J.nualy2 by Rev. W W Everts, Mr. BEs-
I.M;s A. gssELL Of tbs city TO Miss MAKrETTt daus-
Al Norfolk, on tia 26h umo Commander AVID G. F r.
RGUT S. Navy, TO NiRGSlA D. daughter OF VIM. 10y
all. Of y.
At Providence on the 3D. yt,,Es II. CocGEsH,LL Of New
Bedford TO HAHcEs B., only daughter OF the late Charles
Low, Of +.
At Princeton The 28th ur Rev WILLIAM s. THoMrsoy,
OF buckingham county Va TO CAEoLrSEL daughter of John
tiu!ick, OF T.
4, Fly burg, Me t 10 h, FR.ycI. CH.sE, Esq. OF
Conway y II. Cie-E OF the Courts for Carroll HUI
FEsESpES Of The former place, and niece Of Gen Fe5-
sender, OF Portland.
ARD elto!ney Crawford Ala. c. TIC
SER daughter OF the late DI.H II. Tigler.
A, Newburypor:, Mass the 9th nit Rev WILLIAM q.
CRockrR of the B,itis Western African Mission. MAr
CHaDsouRsE, fsughteria.law Of Edward Teppsn
At Albany, the 3Oti u!t LAFAYETTE d. H2LsTEIS Of
tbs city, TO Ann. daughter OF John Noyston of A.
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foaay he was brought into Court ,othe7 .in, charge
tnassing counterfeit money) having been arrested and
Sone al the Urn, Police Office thence brought down
to-day and On motion committed the several
plants against him
Richard Gildersleevc ION two indictments), Geo.
fos' aud loseh Veor al indicted FOR passing counterfeit
notes seyeray falling to appear and answer Their ecosn'-
zarces were forfeited.
James NEcMurray and Peter Crawford were tried
TO- an ASSAULT and battery Gideon Fountain the dar -
ter the election (8t Sogemt last at the meeting o. me IN
ct OF t- Eighth Ward, the parties beng nspecters
he testimony was very contradictory and no great harm
ray Not Chilly.
james JeroIoman, William Miner and John HUFF,
npeAJed with Thomas Mcguire, pleaded Guilty 10 an as
aalt and battery William haryey OF 81 Trinity Place, on
he oh Oc;ohs- last withdrew their plea OF Not Guilty aHd
pleaded Guilty the indictment Sentence suspended
promise Of good behaviour.
Joseph L. Chester was tried for embezZling 81
l23 81 at diff ent times ou Mrs Sarah Garner, Of GO
Washington ST. with whom he clerk. Not Guilty.
- In the case OF Moses Y. Beach, the Court
remarked that they had received Information that the civil
against hun had been discontinued that he had been permitted
,nerpose aayits and hat would be ponounce
on Tuesday nsx:.
The (ourt then aGinurnef
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@. Fel:s Gourand.s Porsre suh,ii.

li! completely 4d p-fn-rig e-acas sui-rtirous human
,f from females the hair conce4iug b.uad aud
I,sarr forehead, ne stubborn beard Of man. auY Aiua Of
np-r.,nous -r Be the genuine Original
,+:rs o. ~ z!ssEscf.- door fIoa Broadway.
81 ~ bottle; d:.ecti rs French and English
s--n.:-Gu,hri= Madam lane, ALBANY; Myers, New
H.y-a; BruysE IS Ch-snut-se-t, Phl4d-ph Jordan
Ik-strset Boston, Gray. gk-epsie; Grn. Worc-eI:
C.rieon Lowell e. Dyer, fto, ideuce; Nathswson Nar
sich: Tonsev, Rochester, Y; Gaild Bangor Whit,
Calais G. Heinstreet- Troy; Caf.we Lockpor:; E. c.
Can he s5en ;..seI orfof= buying Freo positive ,s and
M nu.ase. Dc ,lnSlt