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ny- TO THE PUBLIC The cool audacity Of Com.
stock Co, inserting notice in the Tribune and other
papers the 2nd ins signed Henry Daley in which it
public to be imposed by the pretended agency
in Walker street. inspired many. doubtless with the be.
lief who cid not know the elrontery Of the firm, that it
was and genuine document, bona de signed by II.
Daley We wrote to the latter the subject and here
Is the concluding part Of his reply.
The advertisement headed The Question Settled in
the Daily Tribune Of March ID emanang from Comstock
Co.. of which you sent me COPY was published with.
out my knowledge consent, and against my wishes.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY BAILEY
City and County of Albany. ss.-Henry Daley being
dny sworn says that the foregoing statement by him
made is true. HENRY DALEY.
sworn before me, this 9th day Of March, 1874
]. CALLAHAN, Commissioner of Deeds
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To CoRREsPoNpENTs-The verses addressed to the
Butchers Boy Judge" too vulgar and low for the
columns Of any newspaper None but beast could put
such language on paper.
B u Is informed that ii is hardly worth the while to
give any attention to poor, old worn out Noah He Is
not worth the gsvanic process he proposes He is
employed penny -aner some obscure Sunday pa
per- and occasionally furnishes sickly penny paper
with twsddng paragraphs, at SO much per line
marked monument of general imbeclity excited.
Let him expiate his sins quietly.
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lHy- RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX
TUREFor the permanent cure Of primary secondary
Syphilis and all affections produced by improper
OF mercury This powerful Alternative should be used by
all persons suspecting venereal faint in their system
from former disease II is warranted to remove all impu
rites from the blood Sold in single bottles, 81 each in
parts OF the Union Office Of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy 96 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
n. B-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine venders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

The PARK-Booth plays every night this week
a 1.-THE Park in legitimate drama--boxes only fifty
cents--pit, twenty fve-cheap as dirt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

ITALIAN OPERA The splendid opera Of Beiim.
rio Is revived tonight at Palmo's-probably for the
last time. Don't forget that.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-11

The BOARD OF ALDERMEN meet this evening to
take up the subject of Police Reform and adopt
the bill passed by the Board of Assistant Alder
men. This bill presented by Alderman Tillou will
be called up, but its length, and the changes re-
CURED in the city charter, to allow its adoption,
will occupy several months consideration The
bill from the Board of Assistants will answer all
present purposes. and such alteration and amend
men, rs may be required, will present themselves
before the next session of the Legislature, when
it can Ell her be modified, or that presented by
Alderman Tiliou adopted in its stead
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FASHIONABLE WATERING PLAcEs.-Great prepa-
ratons are making at the several watering places,
for the entertainment of visters during the ensuing
season, but Cape May appearsto have taken the lead
Several new and elegant hotels are to be erected,
and number of fashionable families Of Philadel-
phia, have given orders for the construction of cot
tages to accommodate their families Cape May
is superior, in many respects, to other fashionable
resorts from its elevated location, scarcity of mus
quitoes, and absence of all low, marshy grounds,
such as render Rockaway and other places un-
healthy and unpleasant 1t will probably be the
crack watering place during the next season.
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RETIREMENT FROM BUSINESS -PLAINFIELD DIs-
covERED.-Mr. Pattison, long known as the popu-
lar occupant Of the Temperance Eating House,
corner of Nassau and Ann streets, has retired from
the business, which he has so long prosecuted with
profit to himself, and purchased an elegant farm
and country seat in Essex county, New Jersey,
near the railroad, where he hopes to end his days
in peace, plenty and happiness. He was in town a
day or two since, and stated that his residence on
the farm was located upon beautiful elevation Of
ground that overlooked the so called village of
Plainfield, which we have searched for in vain on
the various maps of New Jersey, and which has
no official existence in the recent U. S. census of
that State.
This piace-this terra imcognita, or the identical
spot, for it is neither place. village, nor town,
comprises three or four houses, from one or two OF
which several pairs of tattered breaches can be
seen protruding through the broken panes to pro-
tect the inmates from the clustering winds and
storms of March. This, then, is the place, the
spot that requires bank with 500 900 capital,
circulation of 100000, and deposits of some kind
to larger amount in pounds mot steriing) to
transact its vast foreign and domestic trade, the
agency of which is at the office of ''The SUM-, IN
this city What n Legitimate system OF banking
and yet the agent has had the tementy to force
the notes of such bank upon the community until
that community are forcing them back with rail-
road speed and exhausting his Golfers.
We congratulate Mr.. Pattson on his retire
ment. His capacity, industry, and moral integrity
have rendered him respected by all who know him
in this community, and may he and his family en-
joy many long and happy years in his new and
pleasant residence. What model for hnanciers
TO initiate
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o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU's CELEBRATED
mocopurnent discharges from the urehra. These pills
guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
of the urehra in shorter time than any other remedy
brought before the public, without tainting the
BREATH disagreeing with the stomach or confinement
from business Price 81 per box. Office of the College
Of Pharmacy and Medicine, 95 Nassau street.
w. s RICHARDSON, Agent
N. B-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine yeDders
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Musical MOVEMENTS Madame Damoreau and
nj. Arot were in New Orleans on the I'd inst,
giving concerts.
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ATLANTIC SrEAMERs--It is stated in the New
Orleans papers that the Great Western and Great
Britain will make two trips to that city during the
next summer-one in July and one in November
Is this so
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ny- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine ano
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York, IS c9nndently re
commended for all cases debility produced by secret IN
dugence or excess Of any kind II an SEINE
dy Tor impotence seriliy barrcnness uniess depend
Single bottles Al each cases of half dozen 50; care
fuilv backed ana sent to all parts ofthe Union
Cffice OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. 90
Nassau street w = N"t'N"o. ~ W, esoA'
MA liberal discount to country practitioners and
I;c;na
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arz-COMsTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
from d Court street for the removal aud permanent
cure of ell diseases arising from impure state Of the
Blood viz -
Cutaneous Eruptions, Enlargement Of the Bones
Kings Evil. Rheumatism, letter, Scad Head,
scrofula 3ies Pmples Chronic Disorders Ulcers, sc
And all disorders arising from njudcious of mer
curry will be removed by this preparation Price 30 cents
per bottle, or 81 per Dozen
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Mr. Brown intends to test this matter by prose-
cution for fraud under the statute of the State go
verning this offence. Mr., Amos Leeds, the coal
merchant, was about to commence like prosecu-
ton for like offence, whereupon the Plainfield
fnancier redeemed the whole amount offered, in
proper funds, without any discount. Let every
man do the same and put an end to this system of
shaving.
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HE MAYoRALTY-MR. Commemorative have
been requested to say that Mr.. Coddington is not
candidate for the office of Mayor, and whatever has
been said in the papers in reference thereto, has
been done without his knowledge or consent. No
doubt Mr.. Coddngton does not desire the Office
but if his political friends under the necessity of
calling him from his retirement save their bacon.
we suppose he must obey. If Purdy is chosen, or
any other Is nominated, they cannot be elected.
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SHINpLAsTER SHAvING.-Isaac H. Brown, of SO
Mott street, formerly superintendent of hacks and
cabs having a one dollar note of the Plainfeld
Bank in his possession, and desiring to obtain
change to pay the postage of letter at the Post
Office, stopped in at jones' Second Ward Hotel
yesterday morning, and offered the bill to the bar
tender, who promptly refused it in payment for re-
freshments of any kind or description Mr. Brown
then stepped into the office of "The New York
Sum-" which is the place Of redemption OF these
notes, and handed the doubtful bill to Moses Y.
Beach, who was behind the counter, and asked for
copy of the "Weekly Sum-" This was furnish
ed and the following Given change for the Plain
field note, which he pledges himself daily in his
paper to redeem at halt of one per cent?
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90 CARDIFF consequences OF the unprecedented
success attending the reduction Of prices to the Writing
and Bookkeeping Classes ofhe subscriber the public is
respectfully informed that the classes will remain open
during this month for the reception of pupils at the
duced price of three dollars for Pennanshp and seven
doiarser thorough course Of instruction in Double
Entry Bookkeeping Ladies classes daily at IL A. Nj.
and Al o'clock, p. NJ. Rooms Is9 Broadway.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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IMPORTANT TO AGENTS!

ss~ And to the whole population Of New-Yofk and the
Union-who will please take notice TINT
TIE NEW WORLD
VIII an Saturday Dec 81 and thereafter be publishe, nj
No IA Ann Street. second door from the New Mirror ohce
IN which place 1t VIII be rnoced and where wall also be Ter
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CONTENTS FOR THIS WEEk.
THANKSGIVING SERMON. preached at the South
Congregational Church Hartford c.. by Rev. James Mae
tev r,,e ore OF the Editors ofthc New World.
. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS DAY: or New
YORK in l7a;-a capital "reminiscences by Laurie Todd
g. An ode 10 New York Mud. Interesting Extracts from
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A NEW VOLUME
WIN commence the first week OF January when Grand
New humorous and unique work will appear. with spend
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TERMS-Three Dollars Ycar-,rwo copies for sS-Sl-
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Z. ;. FISH, AucUuneet =, - I,u 4
-Sr : FySk-S,ur~ No y S'innlseet, lNctiorai HcL. +,
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CHEAP PICTORIAL WORKS
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

WILSON & CO. 49, Nas,au.,treet. wall publish on sataT
day. Dec 2st. q new and beautiful Edition OF
THE ADVENTURES OF MR.. OBADIAH OLDBCCk,
WITH lsa ENGRAVINGS, setting forth u large the
Msortunes which befe Mr. Odbuck-his five unsuc
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FLOWERS OF FABLE, WITH $50 ENGRAVlNGS and
"a na-es Of letter. press for only 37Is This IS
collection of Popular Fables. by eminent authors Sc
ected with great care and with view to ,heir morn
tendency It is undoubtedly the cheapest book OF the
season.
be. works will be for sale on Saturday next at BIZ RECESS
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DIED

rouurcToS-rhs funeral of Miss Sarah Elizabeth West.
,red i take place this FIdny) afternoon at O'clock
s,ead Of g. stated IN yesterdays paper The friends and
he residence OF her mother. No. 60 Elm street.
On Thursday morning, the 18th instant, Of consumption.
IoN C. HOUSE. printer, in the 3st of his of
Bas,on papers will please copy.
On "Wednesday evening, 18th inst. at Asoiia L. l. JOHN
on nn NE is,s - nsi WERNER DETHARD HUBNER, of
Bremen. aged -.
,.Sere lines. Capt. PETER VAN buren,. in the 6sth
rear nf hrs age. -, ,,,,,,,.,o,,,
Al IIurlgate, l.. |, on the 10Th INST. JOHN LAWRENCE,
Es1 in the 9Dih year of his age.
nj, relatives snd friends ARE respectfully invited attend his
funeral on Sunday. 2sd inst. ut O'Clock ?. NJ.
IN tuesday, the 18th inst. THOMAS LUDLOW OGDEN
sse \. baltimore. 18th inst MI CYRUS CoNANT of New
York. aged ~. ,.
Al New,own. L. ]. on Tueday. 18th inst. AARON FUR
Al Newark. i. ]. ISAAC a. SWAIN, aged a.
Lost overheard from ship Tnmnend. the 9TH nj the
English Tum. (NOrleans) EDWARD JONES. seaman, Of
B,ttol Me
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Mark ctS.... Carefully Reported for The Tribune
THURSDAY, Dec. 1e
kst heavy The sales small Pots have been sold at
sSsl& 50 s73s. and Pearls a, 81 l2h 81 CO...
,COTTON.-There has not been much done todu bu,
there continues iar inquiry although buyers endeayor
a ffe There aIe some spnner market
s ID far Ssa ana So a to Sod a ~ 5 fully a5
dd@s good mddiins s. *, mdd G1g''a a TO
lo S S s ant ab folly 95 to good "a The sales
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is dull to-day and
81 6 ali that can be obtained for enece
One palce Of u.s. Gsee sees s e o Of store
Scratched Scr is IS %sIh = AZ "a % The aemund Inn
re sa5 Of ngIf Go 1 @PGn4se sxseS @ BIS
Endy%ne amos CON
Try, &c. 81 50 81 62 sales 5c bbls Georgetown Alex
Fsa; y g Be Meal 81 100 cents Bdekwhea
GRAIN.-There was sample of Wheat on sale. but we
heard OF noihng DONE Corn not plenty The Sales we
Oats Northsrn IRE q "a cents and rather dull sales $50
Rye in tho slip ut b cents.
WIiIsKY.-Th supply being small there little doing
50 b6s Western sold at AZ cents Drudge "a cents, and
sEEDSIast sales Clean uxeed sl9 and last Roughat
most of the orders that nre IN market.
HAYSome sales about 500 bule have been mn6c the
on CAKEThe market ~ so per ton. and Meal is
held at So per ton. We hear OF no iarge sales.
HOPS.Thc market is steady, but there very moderate
demand nile OF % bales made for Shipment first
Western. at 1Sh4 cents. cash.
PR0VlStONS.-Thcre no particular change to notice in
Pork but the demand small and prices very Small
les one 0tw0 hundred bills Prime, made at 81 l21s
81 1s aud Mess 50 43l SO 90 sale Of 2oC0 baries
e. msd. private terms. Beet steady but inactive.
We quote 81 80 81 Is and So 30 81 We suleS 80
bb Old Prime si: 100 do So So and 300 bb Mess
ut St 70 81 Beef Hams Mt cents packages extra Dressed
Hogs are bringing IA a4% cents Ciy Smoked Hams at
cents Shoulders cents Green Hans cents Shoulders "a
Cents Smoked Bee sell freely ut 81 cegts. Butter tather
heavy, but Cheese demand al ga cents for good lots
Bbl Lard scarce, there being understand, but
lot, 200 bb in FIRST hanGs which neld at Ga cents. II Of
ered arrive, lpwer. We notice sue 600 kegs good
So cents. actual taIe. and So marked tare
TALLOW-About 10000 lbs. Country Rendered sold at
Ia cents for good to prime.
LEATHER-Att the auction sale to-day the Swamp. the
following obtained good IL l34 good damaged
l0ia l0t4 and psor dana sed IA 81 cents.
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pledged Tor the purpose of raising funds for the Life and TINS
Company. after having been discharged.
ne correspondent of the ct. Louis Republican
.'es tnst SIX out of the nne member of the Illinois Commit
gu nance are northern men, Immediately and directly In
sereed IN completing the canal a, any and ali s
eve' and who ere in favor taxation TO an eaten,
pay portion of the interest public ceb; owe, and
above all ether expenses of the State Government.
Gov. Whi'cornb's statement of the amount Of the
domestic debt has been questioned TIE specification, Of the
charge are that while the Governor has down the eoo,
the domestic debt q, sl,i DE- he ha. neglected 10 r;ye
cfed, for the items Of payment which are aireadyv for
Thee aeoun, Justly stated if the Teasu.e Report OF last or
the AUDITORS OF this may be relied on w stand thus,
an % dsae stic debt all 81 SD
Five per cent scrip Issued tG tho State Bsrl
provided !or By sinkin fund - 5Ta %
Amount received for elotrls Canal and other
/ oo4 osg
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nr BoNp CouNrr, Illinois. which made i1salsl

r BOND COUNTY, Illinois, which made itself
- conspicuous few years since. by refusing IN
nav taxes. and other Iepatiating movements. mo-.
roaten, with the practical Reputation of honnst
5pos that nov disgrace illinois, has recently hold
IA general meeting of the ciuzens,o at WHICH nm
.adtess was adopted against the Canal, aga;ns,
making ans effort to pay debts, against taxation,
end opposed to any species OF legislation calcp'
lated 10 sc the rcputat ON and restore the ere
III Of the Sa;e 1t is difficult to comprehend thu
natives OF men willing TO send forth such an AID
dress. The recorcs of convictions in our Conr,s
farp;sh mournful evidences of the fact. that so,ns
,en are dishonest hat of the mutltad mons On,
x,e,s in our jals and State Prisons. scarcelv one
ran be fould so hardened in crime as TO proclaim
his deliberate Intention to be a rascal. he hon
O, Of such unblashing scoundrt ism belongs. OK.
elusivey, TO the citizens of Bond County. Other
regulators are content with giving silent vote,
or sncakingly avoiding to provide fer the paw.
rpent oil their honest debts, but Bond County pro.
claims its premedltaied rascalty 10 the world.
and invites othes sections Of the State to fellow
4, lead in the road to inf4my.
We arc glad 10 see that the Democratic Adv,-
cate, of Chicago, sconiully repes the invitation.
and vigorously argues in favor of honesty.-
There some hope of reform, as long as The sense
O! shame is left, but would that we had some
other evidence OF honesty than mere words
Gov. Ford talks like a book on the subject, but
will he do eny thing Will he leopard his popu
larity by doing all in his power to restore the
p.ostrate credit of his State? We fear not; and
VIC fear, also, tina, the leprous spot, now confined
to Bond County, will overspread the State.
Its nonsense to say that nothing can be done.
Something can be, If a vigorous effort is made
lie, the right, thinking men, without regard TO
party, take hold of this subject let them make
common cause ; let them converse, make speech.
es, and write, in favor of honesty-and they
would SION arouse the popular feeling to a sense
of the enormity of reputation.
Buffalo Com Advertiser.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Vpyy.yORK OPERA HOUSE.

PALM0'S NRW:YQRk OFEEA HOUSE
SATURDaY EVENING, December 2lst-l5ih n!tht o. me
SSeasen- vii Be performed D1uize pesra OF UCRELIA
BoRGIA-LucTszia sisaSa Boshsss: osn,, S,shoi fc'
ApMissioy Frs; Ter ard Parcus;te, 81 Second Ie! -
cent. Private boxes with admissions 90 seats secured
from Q A. NJ to5 r. NJ Doors open a. 1eriornaree to
commence * o'cnck lb.e;tos in English nId ltcaa can
The pay. Of pertS.Snc. hereafter will be Tuesdays. Thurs
fars ard SniurinYs. ~
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AccpENr.-A train of cars coming up to the
isrdsv morning ran into ieght car ~hch was
standing the track and drove il through the corner
Of the Railroad Office, smashing Mr.. President Fsk's
desk and chair. Had Mr.. Fisk been sitting at his
desk, MS ha usually is, he would probably have been
Killed or YerY severely injured.
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A word more and we too, have done, One OF 90 vsg
a smusng and c.sye. Edtos in tbs city, has not unsp
chilled ths a tooth drawing controversy II WIN ~ fstoL
ected that tint notice was N 9.ass S,Sn 5 Ssoas
without The pam fracture fury ys . stsssta b sbs
s.a integrity and .k with which ne has dtawn
te ont We ha complain but having ne ~I, s
w., 1af ,,,,a We could admit error 10 pc uutn
81 be Tirbtr TO BE- professional en-
50 goI OF contention from but Rot be WI! neg VI
~ ~ A. And willing TO Be called out again. pAR1LJ
~.
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PoErICAL toRrUNE-rELLER.
4 curiqnslu Charming Book.

ORACLES FROM THE POETS. A Fancifu Diversion for
The Drawing. Rpom b Caroline GIlnnn neat yo
ume beautifully printed and elegantly oouad IN extra cloth
git, 3 TO-
very sin ,uar en by the aste and taented Mrs Gilman
OF South Caroline l. payiuy con'rvcd series Of chnnce
answer. 10 nmest-ns suitable tor amusement round an sven
ing table We close long extracts with renewed ss
preston of ndmimOn ut the t1se OF the compiler aud
he ingenuity wi;e w,ch originally con,rvea. The
getting 10 OF the be should be forgotten. IL Is In the
shape Of annual, and the best Of cit books.
[WiAiss Erenins Mirror.
dis WILEY s. PUTNAM l6l Broadway.