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a GENcY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHING

A GENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHING
IA TON.-The undersigned offers his services as
an agent for claims upon either of the departments
or Congress-
Particular attention will be paid to the settlement
Of accounts of disbursing officers, who may find il
inconvenient TO attend personally especially those
of the navy. His experience and practical knowl
edge will afford many facilities.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
amount claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate
attention. CHARLES DE SELDING,
Room No. III Todd's Building,
Pennsylvania avenue.
REFEREECEs-
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Commodore John Downes, U. S.N
Stephen Cambreleng, esq, New York.
A. 0. Dayton, esq, Fourth Auditor, Treasury
Department.
A, T.. Smith, esq, Chief Clerk Navy Depart
ment.
Rev. Septmus fusion, Chaplain to the Senate.
John G. Rves, esq, Washington, d. G..
John Boyle, esq, I"
James Hoban, ESQ.,, /"
Charles Q. Handy, esq, Purser U. s. Navy.
John De Bree, ESQ.,,
r. R. Waldron, esq,
April ST
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JAMES I. DIcKINs,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DRACTlSES in The Supreme Court Of the
Il United States, and the severa courts Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia; prosecuies claims before Con-
gress and the several Departments of the General
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priations for such necessary objects as have been
usually included in the general appropriation bills
without authority of law, and to fix and provide for
certain incidental expenses of the departments and
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Court Intelligence,


GENERAL SESSIONS, Dec. l6.-Befcre Recorder Tall
madge and Aldermen Henry and Meserole.
Irtdi 0f Smuh alas Honeymdn on Charge OF Robbtng
the Barge Clinton, restmed.-CHARLEs BIRD an officer
attached to the Sd District Police Court being called
nterrogated by counsel for defence to the
proving him to be incompetent witness; and officer
Bird deposed that he in wise interested in the
beyond his share of the reward offered that being
fourth Of the proportion expected to be received for
the money recovered Counsel for defence here con-
tended that Mr.. Bird incompetent witness Toe
ble whereupon Mr. Bird proceeded to state that the
Sh of August last he arrested Parkinson at the foot o
Barclay street. and after locking him up he procee ded
with three other officers to house in 5lst street. be
tween the Sth Avenue and Bloomngdale road where
they arrested Smith alias Honeyman Miller alias Cupid
prison attached to the Police Office in Third street
Witness had seen Smith before in company with Miller,
in Chatham and Pearl streets, also in house in Mott
sreet,whe they resided.
JAMES PRArT deposed, that he had often seen Smith
alias Honeyman at Parkinsons stores, Nos Ia aud lis
bad Parkinson, Miller and Smith together at No. 81
John street. he believed previous to the month of March,
certainly before the month of April paper purportng
to be receipt for $3.50 given to Honeyman by Par
kinson for half Of interest in stock dated
May 6th S45 and witness testified, that it in Par
carving and gliding busness also that in Parinson's
books there entry made to the effect that the
partnership commenced on the 9Th Of May. Smith often
slept at the store No. li William stree and there
for hour each day. Smith sometimes attended
to customers that called during the absence OF the wit
At the house No ~ John sire t. there at that
time sign with Miller Co., gold beaters, upon it.
There was also a tavern kept there.
Before the case proceeded any farther the Court ad
lourned until tomorrow morning.
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POLICE InfelllUence.

DEc. l6.Ertensiue ForgeJy.-Under this head we pub
lished an account yesterday OF tho arrest of by
the name OF Fields alias Watson forging the endorse
ment OF David Higgins several promssory notes anil
negotiating the same for goods TO Messrs. sampson
Co. NO lt3 Pearl street; the aidavts nich taken
by Mayor Morris two years ago, cannot be found
IN she Mayors Once; therefore the whole matter has
to be commenced anew affidavit taken to-day
from MIR. Charles Megary, who stated he present
when Mr.. Higgins swore that the signatures on the
yeral notes were iorseres. Mr. Higgins is dead,
but Mr. John Harper who is OF the executors Mr.
Higgins testified before Justice Osborne sigma
the different promssory notes purporting be
David Higgins are all forgeries OF which there are
soma ffteep or wentv at rhis mat
ter bids fair to occupy great deal OF time and perseve
rance, also involving many important law points How
ever Justice Osborne having the business in hond will
doubt 40 it up correctly, his legal attanments quail
flying hun DO ample justice both to the prisoner and
prosecutor in all such matters.
Petit Ldroenies--Patrick Campbell was nabbed last
night in the act Of stealing iron from John Hill Com
mtted
a Ticious s9ct-siike Peters was caught in the act
of stealing vice. worth So. the property Henry Silk
man corner OF Water and Oliver streets. This being a
vicious act, Mike was locked up for trial.
Stealing Hon--Henry II. Stiles caught by one OF
the Stars" in the act Of carting OF pig iron from the
| sloop Dispatch. Committed.
arrested Susptcion-Henry Jones and Bill Fitzge
| raid, were found secreted in a room, at No Smith
street, with intent to steal Locked up by Justice
| Roome.
Grand Lareenv-Niles NJ Malmgren was ARE sted las,
night by officer Whkehart and Mr.. Beeman OF the In
dependent Police charged by Captain Crawford of the
Havre packet ship Albany, with stealing from said
sell in connexon with Charles H. Covi the mate of the
ship, 80 dozen Of kid gloves valued at $500 This Malm
gren keeps sailor boarding house in Roosevelt street
near Oak. Committed by Justice Osborne for exami
nation.
Stealing Waich-Henry NJ Ober was arrested by
policeman, for stealing silver watch, worth S. also
81 80 in silver, from Josiah Paten. Committed by Jus
tice Roome.
Stealing an Opercoat.-Christian Vasaflla German
Jew was pulled" by policeman Muncho, OF the GIL
Slo from Mr. Chuman No. sss Chatham street. Locke'
up by Capt McGrah
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HILLS INFALLIBLE ONGUENT FOR TIL
HAIR

CAN any thing he more honest Notice the fact that
~ never publish any certificate commendsiory o the above
unless has the residence Of the individual giving append
ed, which enables satisfy yourselves lby enquiry that
The Ongnent really what pgrpo to be and understand
also that 1t warranted Ia all either DID
ifproperly applied to eiectualiy stay alopecy falling off
Of the hair restore 70 bald parts eradicate pyrasis, dan
u scurf and all erfoatons of the cutc scalp; change
red grey hairs beautiful dak color make the hair
moist, soft. curly &C..
do hereby that have been seriously afflicted with
iandru and falling of Of the ha and made Of several
articles for the same whou: the least beneit indeed WAS
fearful Of becoming bald finally, being iaduced Hills
lnfallibe Onguent am happy say the result
tactoy for short time the dandru entirely disappear
ed, my hair commenced growing and is thicker
than it was being also SOFT moist and glossy eau
strongly recommend IL for the above. Yours, &c,
JAMES BLANCHARD, No.4s, Avenue d.
N Recollect, Hills lnallb ble Onguent can be obtained
only at his prncps Office the northwest Of Pine and
Nassau and Of the following AgensJarvs Fancy Store
SO Brosdway; VIM II. Carey Co, is6 Pearl ST. Graham
&Co, 70 Water St VIM rocker Maidea lane; Mr. Tho
A. spooner Co, 81 Fulton ST. Mrs. J. Jordsn's Fancy
Store 30 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, l.. J.. Mr. Eorards
No i7a Grand street; r. Banzets Confectionery. in
between Grand and South LIST streets, Wiliamsburgh ;
p Hks,rrisk, Nos Dsayan House. Alo1rny, Nsw York
streets, Baltimore Md JOS Trippe 29s Broad,
Market s., Newark, N J NJ A. Cray, lio Merrmac street.
Lowell. Mass $50 Im+rc
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10 THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
WARRANT them all to be .sented or the money


L refunded.
MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally aud admired article free from
dent spirits essential OIL and other destructive
rs cleans the har expedousy, renders il beautifully
bright and mparts TO the delicate fragrance OF the flowers
haT washed with this Extract soon becomes easney soft
and luxnrlant In It's growth and will positively bring
hair on bald heads by and hair that has been made harsh
and Us turning grey or falling out by the use OF spirit or other
msoper Preparations will be restored 70 natural
ior and brIancy by few applications OF the Eau Lustral
IT Is preservatve against badness, and nalbe
al affections q the skin ON the head dandruand for pre-
venting the falling off Of the bair aud turning grey.
1t Is the simple produce and immed extract of
plants alnary for the hair endowed with properties highly
cleansing that dseugages the Epiderm and Capillary
f the corrosive action Of the Perpraon and OF the dry aud
dead PARTICLES that deposits This preparation puries the
hair, and give, TO il beautiful gloss and soness and
agreeable and vivifyipg perfume.
- EVIDENCE.
nature an ineShaustlble which experience and
suhy VIII always md room to cxcavae IT IS that source
alone winch produces AL that calls invention and which
ne woud do better, perhaps to adaptations.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
LES HAUEI, Perfumer and Chemist,
. No: i6 SoUth 1hird street Philadelphia.
aud by my agents - Jaoauemed No. ais Broadway f. A.
Arau lafayette Bazaar, Nos. l4a and Isl Broadway; A.
Willard, >. w corner OF Cedar and William streets
Premiums awarded the franklin Institute MIC m'rc
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Per week. .....K az 9 90 /
The be Of good and wholesome quality, to be ap
proved by the Coector and the different articles comprising
lie rations to be delivered on the vessel in good and
casks and be provided by the contractor and
the contents thereof distinctly marked each.
II TO be distinctly understood that bids will be
ed from not actually engaged the business to which
these offers refer and that the will be bound
hish ressonabc notice often be squired BY
the captain Of the vessl with the APPRECIATION OF the Collec
tor (rot exceeding day IN each week.
such fresh and fresh vegetables may be equivalent TO
the corresponding parts the ration allowed IN the naval
vice. :
Persons proposing will transmit their bids sealed to the Sec
dli t2or c w. LAWRENCE. Collector
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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.

REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the HAIR and its
"A restorative in all where badness not beyond the
reach Of art Prepared solely by
STATE and Countv .9gsnfs-O. Fish Co., Washington,
d. O.; Aver Ph-in Broad street, Columbus Ga; Tut
Rice corner of Court aud Howard streets Boston v b.
LoeRrow, Bsaye, street, Albany; = Brewer, N1 o5
Co, ~ ". :. Tousey Syracuse, ~. Y; John B. Watson.
Charieston Hotel $ e.; Goron Anderson, Newport, !;
STORES Druggists Hudson, N. Y.
Gin 7gentsi73 Division street. opposite Ludlow, N, VI
j. Coddngon Apohecary No 1903 Hudson street, corner
Of Spring, ~ r.; Eyerards Fancy Store, No l5s Grand
No Murray dl Imsec
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Superior Court.

DEc. l6.-fraacts Mason James .ippie6y.-This was
an action TO damages for injuries inflicted by the
bite Of dog The defendant resides in Pitt street. where
he keeps ms slaughtcrhouss. Tho plaintiff passing
through the street. in the month OF June las and while
passing the slau house. the defendants dog out
and fastened his leg, cerstng severely and con-
ning him to his room for nearly month during which
he attended by medical man For the defence, II
sought be shown that the plaintiff must have at
tempted enter the defendants premises otherwise the
dog would not have meddled with him. IL was also
sought TO be shown that the woun was not oi serious
character The jury found verdict Tor Paip'in Sioo
For plaintiff MIR. Evans; for defendant, Nlr Leverage.
Win. Dnncford U.s. DInicf r.. Iytec, fe'dndna % fd"o
ahis was an action o trespass for an alleged iorc
BILE entry into certain premises IN Chambers street,
known as Palmo's Opera House. The case was merely
opened, and one witness examined
Before Judge Oakley
Harrison rs. Sptrcer.-Ths cause, which was com
neced not concluded when the Court ad
urosd and It is understood it will take the remain
der OF the week.
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CONSERVATIVES READ.
DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP, Pulmonic
u u l.a.. u IL IL. .l1.a.

Z.
BREoKLYS, September 9th, l845
Mr., Peek-Dear SirThankfuness and gratitude induce
give testimony favor Of vaua BILE Cough Syrup
About eight months ago attacked with
cough attended with violent seriously alarm
family and rienGs while It's long Continuance
total destruction Of health and comfort Under these circum
Stances and experiencing the usual remedies
husband induced by solicitation administer
Syrup He purchased bottle and the effect had aston
shng operated like magic, aud completely broke
Cough healed the o the chest banshed all the alarm
ing symptoms. and has left the possession Of
excellent appetite and completely restored health You
may refer any who wishes have further evidence OF its
effects, husband the Match No Courandt
ME, LUCRETIA LOCKWOOD,
No. $50 Nassau street, Brooklyn, l.. l.
Prepared and sold wholesale retail by WN. T. PEEK,
81 John street and III Greenwich avenue, NY;
AgensCoddngton, Spring and Hudson Hart,
Grand and Norfolk Owen Bowery and Bond
Ford Fourth aud Wooster Streets Hubbard, Grove audHu
son; Mountain, Fulton street, Brooklyn.
5ceut In per bOtfle NIL lmfm
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Price Two Cents.
RrOOkiyn Intelligence.

ANoTHER CAUTION HousEKEEpERs.-Last evening
between six and seven o'clock the house Of Mr. John
Slade No 40 Remsen street, was, while the inmates
tea entered by thieves and robbed Of
coats, from the entry complaint was late no ur
made TO of the police authorities but without ef
fectng arrest of any Of the suspected depredators
"vAeRAm MKs"--Two poor fellows, who gave their
names Thomas Noland and Abraham Lyman were
yesterday committed to the county Jail, on the
plant of Captain Stewart common vagrants. Both OF
these unorunates represented to have heretofore
held respectable stations in life and their present me-
lanchoy and degraded positions can only be accounted
for by their too devoted adherence to an natuaton
against which the renowned Cough was once so elo-
quent ami which Father Matthew has denounced a.
the worst and most heinous of all possible offences
A TUMBLE Down. During the hurricane on Moniay
night, the public store By Matthias, B;usn Co.
M the OF Main street tho Cahirne Ferry
partially destroyed by the falling IN OF the upper
walls and the entire ram0gIi 1.-THE tia roof the build
ing OF very unsubsaltial Character, having bee
constructed only brick taick without bearers or an
| chors.
PoLIrIcAL.-fhe democrats Of Brooklyn held meeting
in their several wards last evening" tor the purpose
elecng delegates TO represent the party in City ant
County Conventions for the ensuing year.
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THE GkEAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE is pleasant aud eectual remedy for
Colds Coughs, intluenza, Raising of Blood, Asthma
Pleurisy, Bronchitis Liver Complaint, Consumption and
other diseases arising from obsructed psrspaton Now read
this testimony and call send aud get gaousy pamphlet
containing Treatise on Consumption, &c., and numerous
sworn ceitificates, such as foows-
My wife afflicted with affection Of the lungs the
side and chest, and general debility exctoatng blood aud
pus for years employed the best medical skill homeopa
tho and aopatc They pronounced her lungs liberated aud
despaired Of eectng tried various medicines
without effect FINALLY, i'll August last tried Southern
Balm: She has taken two bottles aud is perfectly cured
confidently recommend 1t an similarly affected.
A II. KAUFMAN,
80 Residence II Clarke ST., 60s Broadway.
CITY and County Of New York, ss-A b. Haupman being
duly deposes and that the above certificate
and true. W. III. MUM Com. of Deeds.
out the U. 5. Also.
ThE ANAlATING, aPERlENT, ALTERNATIVE
SOUTHERN BALM Hills,
70 cents box OF IS pills The best aud cheapest general Fam
ly Pill introduced These Pills have been tested many
every form Of disease arising from impure state Of
the blood AID other fluids and have proved safe and efficient
purifier removing morbid from the stomach and bowels
promoting dgeston aud mparng yigor the system te
further aormaton Southern Balm Pamphlet 70 be had
Sold wholesale and reai also by Wyat& Ke,chum, l2 Full
More Agents the United States aud Ca
NADIA.
A leberal discount % dealers ns8 lmFr
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PREMIUM BOOTS.

J. FINE tNENCH BOOTS for % so, city made nnd flr
style and durability, they equal 10 those sold ia other
stores lor - Fine French Premium Imperial D.ss Boots
~ Tor 81 81, equa TO those other
At YOUNG &J0NE'S French Boot aud Shoe manrlectorv
olhe fashionable establishments la tins CITY, Onr
boots having been judged IN the late Fair Nibo are said 10
be the best boots for the price sold this country Aso
mpeor new style French Darcng Caters and oyershoes
constantly on hand.
All goods warranted 70 give satisfaction. Boots and shoe.
made oer the shortest notice Mending done in tbs
1OUNG " JONES, 4 Ann street
NJ mfrc near broadway, New York
IAaiLs H. ghhi.EH d o. batter Jasese ara I-sTd- 100
~ sror fIfet 81 no
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BLEECkER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. Ast0r Place, late 9th Street,

n feW doors East u Broddcdy, Nsu YORK..
rG,HE subscriber rcspe cty informs te public that he has
opened the above st9e for the sale o( Birds, csegn and
Native Cages, Seeds tc and hopes by strict attention and
ar aud upright dealing the patronage those dpo
sed TO indulge IN this most de- ghul fancy,
In addition those stock will comprise all
articles his line including Fancy Pigeons of The different
Gold aud Silver Fish Paste made after
proved receipt Cutte Fish Bone Fouatans Baths &c &c
NJ B. Oder from of the city ca,efuy attended to- and
promptly executed LEONARD BLEECKER
New York, Dec. 10 1915. dl2lmfr
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PLUMBING WORK,
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
co NSU M PTIO N.

Colds Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Difficulty of
Breathing, Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast
Whooping Cough, Group, and ell Dis
orders Of the Liver, and Lungs
Broken Constitution,
SIC &c.
,HIS Celebrated Remedy has now by its intrinsic yir-
tues acquired celebrity which be shaken by
the quack Nosrums with which the country nbouuds.
The public fast learning that this the ony remedy that
be relied upon the spcedy and Of ell
Diseases Of The Lungs IL literally sweeping Consumption
from the and heever introduced end becomes known
humbugged long enough and now medicine which
the testimony Of the eminent physicians the land has
placed beyond the reach of criticism II requires bosteng
by Publishing columns If forged ceTtlcates-butt is
enough to let the public know where be obtained and
ua will convince all OF its great efficacy IN curng those
ofthe most learned practitioners FOR ages heretofore
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY the first preparation from that valuable tree
which introduced the public and ample proof
afforded Of by the country being flooded with Bal
sans, Candies and MIXTURES Of Wild Cherry, not Of
which prepared by regular phycan although they have
have the Of rerpectsbe 70 gye cur
their guard, and not have worthless pamed upon
preplred by DIR sWAYNE, N. w. corner Of Eighth and
Race stree Is, fhads phia.
fresh supply has Just been received and for sale by Dr. W.
H. Minor, of Broadway and John street, X A Sands,
2e5 Bleecker Mnee John Dodd III Broadway
Of 9th s,reet Lewis Lane, o2 reenwch street; John o.
Hart 348 Grand of Norfolk street, Horace Eve
rett 96 hudson Leonard street, WIN Bailey
Fulton and Send streets, Booklyn Nj N Cook, cor Pros
pect aud Bridge Brookya and Benz Oids 279 Broad
Lane and Hoadey Phelps Co.. lac Water street. York
D2q lmeodwr
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ADVERTISEMENT
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK, !

Collectors Office, December, 1875
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Department until the 2h instant for the supply Of ations
the petty officers and of the United Revenue
Steamer Spencer for the Of from the day of
January next.
The ration for the the allowed
the naval service emitting the liquor and Of the
tcles enumerated in the following table, TO wit:
lbloz lbs. of ounces Of hf pints Of
The New York herald., 1845-12-17

LIBERAL. DONATION ny AMERICAN SEAMEN-- Inc
Mayor of Pttsburg has acknowledged the receipt OF
la50 it being the liberal donstion o the ohcets an
crew the frgae Constitution the relief OF the SUI
ierers by the recent calamitous fire in that place.
The New York herald., 1845-12-17
New Invented
WIMS AND TOUPEES.

lATCHEL OR s invented Wigs and Scaps soIerfecv
ID resemsie the natural hair to defy detection IL
scarcely matter OF oong indifferent head OF hair
perfectly adapted the and style
ofe,ery aud without the ,exeous difficulties
long experienced by wearers, he procured WM
BATCHELOt'S Wall street. Broadway. Removed
1865 Broadway. nl6 intm
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J. G.. BELL,
Il A KID II II M | s Il

900 BROADWAY corner OF Heade street, up stairs, has
LCCfconsanty on hand variety of Cases Shades, &c
for pmor msntel ornaments Also, lae collection Of
Mounted Birds Bird Skns SC, for sale exchanged Pet
Birds, Sc., mounted very superior manner, TO order
Public private collections supplied at the shortes notice
n22 lmsr