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VERANDAH HOTEL, washington.
Located on Penn, avenue, one block from
Railroad Depot. tN

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public that he is now prepared to make
arrangements with transient and permanent board
ers at moderate charges--viz:
Transient boardcrs, per day 81 90
# Do do per week s 90
Boarding, without ROOM per week 3 90
The dining and lodging rooms are large and airy,
and neatly furnished n...
The coffee, relish, and private dining rooms will
be continued as usual. He trusts, from his close
application the wants and comforts Of his guests,
as heretofore, to have the liberal patronage
extended 10 his establishment. .
JOHN CoTTER, late Of New York.
July 7-lwif sfE .."H.' 4.
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A TTRACTIvE work for young ladies
"A and young men.--Just published, counsels
10 young ladies' and men, young married persons
and parents; by Rev. Matthew Hale Smith, with on
introduction by the Hon. John Quincy Adams.
This popular and attractive work, that should be in
the hands Of every yoong person in the country,
can be had at the house Of w. III. Dietz on street.
near l3th--price so cents per copy.
July S--3t
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G. SNETHEN, At
w t0rney and Counsellor at Law. Wash

lngton, ID. c., practices in the Supreme Court Of the
United States and in several Of the District OF
Columbia, and prosecutee all manner of claims
against the United States either before Congress or
the different departments of the government.
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FULLER,s unriyaiIed soda water.

LNU IL L. r. tx , unrftdiled SODA water
IL This superior article, which received the un-
qualified appreciation Of all who drank Of it last sum
mer, may always be found during the present and
coming seasons, in its usual state OF perfection. II
is made FRESH every day, upon an improved princi-
ple from water supplied by the best spring in the
city. The whole apparatus being entirely new, the
water is, Of necessity, perfectly free from copper or
other deleterious matters.
The manufacturer having secured an unlimited
supply Of PURE ICE and from increased facilities in
preparing and keeping cold, he confidently asserts
that 1t viii at all times sustain (more it cannot do
the high reputation il acquired last year.
SuPERioR SYRurs in every variety, Of his own
manufacture, constantly supplied.
He solicils particular attention to his SARSAPA-
RILLA MEAD SYRUP, Ia universal favorte Last
year, which is as palatabe any Of the Fruit Syr
ups whilst il combines the purifying and Alternative
properties Of the Sarsaparilla in high degree.
+. w. FULLER,
Druggist and chemist
Corner Of Penn. avenue and 9Th st.
June 20--eod2w
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A DISCOURSE OF the Baconian Philos
"A ophy, by Samuel Tyler, Of the Maryland bar
Second edition enlarged, 1876. One volume, pro
one dollar.
June 90. +. TAYLOR.
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A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and

A UGUsTUS FISCHER, Attorney and
"A Counsellor at Law, Austin, Travis coun-
ty, Texas, will attend faithfully and promptly to any
business connected with his profession in this rity
and the adjoining counties. He will also attend TO ANY
business IN the land Office, such procuring patents
Pereeting titles, &c Letters must be paid to pro-
cure attention.
REFERkEcEs
Hon. J. p. Henderson, San Augustin.
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston.
J. ID, Groesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde & Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan IL Nat. Intel1
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LILY PAPER.--An additional supply Of the
~ celebrated Ay paper so eficacious in destroying
flies, mosquitoes, &c. To-day received for sale
by J. +. CALLAN.
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:. CoLLEorok's ofFIoE, June "a, 1886.
TITY TAXES-Notice TO delinquents.
~ All persons whose taxes on real or personal
properly remain due and unpaid, are hereby notified,
s the law directs, that payment is required 10 be
made within sixty days from the date hereof other
wise their properly viii be subject to be levied upon,
advertised and sold to satisfy said taxes.
A. RoTHWELL, Collector.
June -Oaw0tn ..I"..-'
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THE subscriber, being duly authorize,


Il by powers Of attorney from Cornelius p. Van
Ness, esq., and Madeline Van Ness, his wife; N
NJ. Hoffman, esq, and Gertrude Hoffman, his wife
Charles w. Van Ness, esq, Miss Matilda T.. Van
Ness, Eugene Van Ness, esq, and Edward Van
Ness, esq, heirs at law Of the late General John p
Van Ness, TO manage and dispose OF the real estate
IN the District Of Columbia belonging to the estate
Of the said John p Van Ness and to collect all ar.
rearages Of purchase money or rents now due, or
which may hereafter fall due, and TO give full re-
ceipts and acquitsnces therefor hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted aforesaid for rents or pur.
chase money which have become due and payable
since the death Of the said John p. Van Ness, or
which may hereafter become due, that he will re-
ceive payment thereof and he requests all persons
so indebted to call on him for this purpose. Under
the authority aforesaid the subscriber will also re-
ceiye proposals for the sale or lease of any part Of
the real ESTATE belonging to the estate Of the said
John z. Van Ness lying within the District Of Co.
lumbia, az aforesaid. r
RID. SMITH.
June 29-eo2wif
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I'm. BANNING's BODY BRACE.

July 3taw4w
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Marshal oil the District OF Columbia
81 July 22-dts DO R... .' .af .r,.f
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RESIGNS the comforts of home sevsne the sacredetes
which bind him ss young and interesting am-
he was recently eected) and the honors attacbedNo IT,
we'll lucrative profession Of which he has always
been an ornament allude to Col VIM. +. Small, the
captain of the yards long connesed with the
L.dger its law reporter and confident that his
to any Of those who are command OF companies and
certainly superior to any outside Of the regiment His
knowledge of military tactics Ia the result OF long study
and much experience, having passed through all the
grades from lieutenant up to lieutenant colons which
title no holds In the first regiment brigade
The yesterday held two rqnest,; one upon an
old man, George Richardson, who while attempting to
the cattle. i. in head foremost and being alone and una
Bile to extrcate himssl was suocated This shocking
event occurred at the farm Of George Thomas the
Ridge Road The second Inquest was upon the body Of
dead in an unfinished house in Moysmensng, having
81 ries is supposed he had gained entrance to the
house by ladder in the rear, and accidentally fell
silver cur for the best conundrum drew crowded house
and elected not less than three thousand conundrums
good, ba, and indifferent A. selection had been made
read and the following being stamped with approval by
the universal applause of the audience the author
not more than II years Of age received the prize
why is Burton like a tavern kseperr Because he
presents the cup that draws numbers to the pitt while
There were many very laughahIe ones, among which
the Shaker performances, has it's point why IL 3
horse good for the ague ~ because The Mayor
lmare, stopped the Shakers" Another bore rather
hard upon Commodore Conner. "Why 10 q loafcr en-
deavoring to obtain glass tick at tavern like Com.
modore Conner at Alvarado ~ Because he couldn't
come it the bar"
The audience present last evening at the concert Of
Henri Herr exceeded in numbers all that have preceded
i in this city. The North .dmerfcdn of this morning
thinks that nearly four thousand persons have
present The delight of the audience manifested in
the repeated encores Of the principal pieces He gives
concert on Monday evening at Wilmington
The Segun troupe appear on Monday evening at the
Walnut street theatre when Frys delightful opera OF
will be reproduced with all It's original splen-
dor
The Chestnut street is opened on Monday evening by
Mr.. Alexander, the famous American magician.
The dancing and fighting horses Of Messrs Sands Lent
Co., attract crowded audiences every evening.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAKD-$i6o State S. cash, ssa $1,000 Lehigh ss
6's, IS. 10.
hrrER sALrssiooo LehEh Interest, ST. $500 State ss
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEcEmBER 8.
Cleared.


sS Es$ hTs'2ss s9Gs sT;s
sche Epessi ASsnb shiPP. sce G.. Ko
S SssTh WS HS n,dsTS
;shsa SniSa owa.ssa ssSs. s% Gibraltar. Hsa
ss; G,fs Ell s1ss s'a
wh s4Gt s rji.ss:a
81 ass kMsGS Boston, a
sS
s TT so%a.ss s''Ssis
TOD brown PGiadelpsa; Black Diamond Cox FSiaasi
E1 HaS.sssa k E.'.sipnAl pheo. Sally
Miller Lee, Ederton and Ply mouth, nc; Leonora, Wool.
Spanish steamer Leon Don Manuel svila 10 day. from
Hamburg 'h Marie Louise tat anchor the BARI from
shp Ma1eo Si,hO DAYS from New Orleans. with
Sui md Boston foH New Fl lon - spoke bark
sh,p Hew Iok Hull days fiom Charleston, with cot
Bark Is,beIis Mckee 20 day. from Crooked Island with
% .p III. ruddsl u
spls sails los, boat h,d to tesye overheard from
q With the stump OF her ~ m aSa
standing fai OF water; beng dark the tmc aud blow
ing fresh and heavy sea running could any
ton. . + u HnIbut Co The has had very severe
Brig George Emery. Croker days from Bangor with
Sarah smith, Horton from wilmington NC, with ma.
val stores TO master.
schr DeRosset, Mills, Wilmington. NC with naval
stores, to matter.
sehr Delaware, Weeks Philadelphia, and days from the
Cspes, with wheat to MIR Neal.
schr Marietta Burr Dearborn Richmond, -four. &c, to Al
len X fsxson
Psxsou.
sehr Esther Eliza Clark, from Essport fish, to Smith
Boy ntou.
scbr Hoanske. Knisht, Easfport, plastic.
schr Dispatch. orsou. Brandy vine -four &c.
behr Louisa, Hsver, Brandy wine, flour, &C.
Below.
Bukiey.
Also, brig, beatipT MP.
Aso, zbrss-uaknvwn.
Sailed.
Ships Prince Albert. for London Angeque, for Amser-
dam; banks Cads for Antwerp Snappcpps for Antwerp
Ship Ihorndkc, reported ashore the Rcmer. got OF
yesterday but again shortly
where abe iks che has thrown Of her
The Gen Lincon alonsside and expected get
her OF al b.h water.
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Herald marine Correspondence.


The bark lr, Dillingham;, soId auction the 18th.
as she sys the keef, for 4es.
The ship Eorn treble, which driven from her
Ing: IN the late aud sshore in this hsrbor
sold on the TIN Tor sos.
mhsceilane0us Record.
We are indebted to the Charleston Courier for alp.
Lose OF scHsJ BEsri,E-rhe schr l. Berthe. Capt
sparrow. om New ORLEANS, bound to Mafsgords, with
cugo Of government stores sprung leak days and
ashere on Mat sordi bar the eth ult SINKING
condsnths vessel AID total loss Capt Sparrow
>rvsd ~ View Orleans the s5th the brig satana
siatsgorda.
Loss or bsio BroIHEps, AND NINE PrRsoss-The brig
Captain sutherland which Boston for
hiIu wne she beiuu struck rock the 16n
fosreet No and sunk carrying down with her
~nu u"ec vo"en Five men were savsd.
MIssi,o vsssrt- Brig Rsbsecs fof Phsdslphisl James
~ tnnsosIpnii master, sailed from tpt Spain
Nn fvr OF nomas aad has not since been hoard Of
The rAeiyfc hence Liverpool Nov Izh threw part Of
her cargo overheard, dur the passage out,
The FLonA. for New York, Put back 70 Cadir, Novi
The AKsAR, from Canton TO New Yosh At Cane Of Coed
Hope Sept !. n distess was disehsrsnx the 9TH.
sHIr AMAsor wrecked on the Reef Hesd Sent nth
near Cslcntfa; crew saved.
BARK MONTPELIER aground below New Orleans on
the 26lh ult.
spr TssSssssr Pray. from Liverpool Boston, pu, in
TO II liar the 18th & ieaky and short OF provisions
sHIr THos BENEFIT at Ch,eston from Liverpool espe.
ntneed Continual ga GO OF wind dunng the passage
BsIe wsrcHxsS, Autndge, 1t Halifax, fem Phsdei.
pa Lost deck load OF o bbs Hour and suffered IN sais,
rigging, &c.
BnIe fAvoairE Kepney, Halifax from Alexsndrs. los,
SAILS spsrS. enivahs ke and shifted cargo
soss colvmsn Berry from Phlsdelphs. before report.
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By Last Nights Southern Mall,
nIisce llaneous Record.

Bare Mas. JANE, Lsrmoed from wilmingtcs, bound 70
BALTIMORE put into Noffos oa the ID inst with loss q s,:
davit &c aud leaking having encountered eontsu
Of heavy westerly gales the x1h ut the day
which abe ssiled.
Bno Hrsrv LEE. Sandy. which sailed from Norfolk for
u yrox the wh ut beck ia distress having spuas
leak.
aome Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Dee s-Au Be- brig Return. frosa Kisgssca.
Jam.
BALriNosr. Dee l-Arr schn Erie. Nickenoa, N York;
Atlantic, Yses. do CID brig Harp, Gator fadics schr
Juliet Walker! sDemsrsra sid fr ship b.llcehm No q,
line, Spstes, do.
NosroLH, Dec s-An briss Henry Lee ssrdy, returned,
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nN CERTAIN DISEASES OF A DEEPLY Int.
~ RESTING AND IMPORTANT NATURE

shfTSs RtEsSs sSs e DEtEFtX ND
to tho way interested tn: diseases there
he %ss he sfss,s
than he ss s de-
are sss .a ss s:s q &: he
FIFE k H1Si :Ss q Il.
he S sas s's ssrss ss
who .assri:~ their xii "a ;Sse +. ss1y
presented ,eves eminent and references bat which
hs, long since , come unnecessary.
hat any one q rank or smnenes IN II. Profession
should devote talents to diseases which every
s
x Ss and ss
the mind well the body that depio. ed but sny Of
q s s.ay
ns *: p re may n :, dor
way than in their Effects on postsnty
hays nothing proves 50 frut As The p.ees al
s SSs Of S1CHs Or boz Of pill, for the ns'em
remsSis; were good sueh are the yaou. smesoms which
diseases differ from one another that C. sense mus, tel
that good one must be dssuyceys in another
WHO sssy him. For ~ % :a%s
While sI ss Been a
her compsnts were nsithsr the other, but totally
Bat q the which more painfully han.s. the
after month sostmes the elect artsadas this dsordss
On & q
en- SsT %
eturs and yet properly undsrsood Il nay nsss s,sy
asnes therefore he would shses .s.s'1 psv are
csns in the city for their truth how Rp' sncy
every patient should know something 81 me ~.a.scf
M % s ne :. ps &: s.a =: q
gsnsy os Y vs e sas.S s m
provcment in the eeme o. nis IN
deed the ands or ssd @ ne esrs
= 5"sndrd month"; Many consult the writer who
come business this city Tor sho TINE only but return
anxiety for years 80. =. -.
thor psrsonsy furnishes his own peculiar and successful
ds ~ cure he adopts particularly each indiyidu
His esfmenti the most radical we'll rapid aid
rrstvey private thar be devised would willingly be
81 Of the subject ofa differ
natuye. .. -
post once and will receive the most faithful and deliberate
attention.
On B-Distise. and separate rooms for those who may
hsve 10 wait llttlc ds imsrc
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PH;LApKLrniA- nen A. iaxs

tHsLaphLfHiA, Dec. s, lS16
The Pennsylvania Regiment, for service during the
vHr, Is now complete the jefferson Guard, Capt r. G.
Morsheaa having been inspected and accepted last eve
uing
The Washington Artillery Company, Capt, Nssls,
from Posvls. arrived in the ctytoday and In company
with three OF the city companies viii depart by the
for Fiissburg Monday morning The other three com
panes leave on Wednesday morning The contributions
for furnishing additional comforts the volunteers and
sting their families while absent amounted 70 more
than thousand dollars last evening Monday has been
sc; apart " the committee receive the contributors e
ladies' and their mun6oence expected to put 10 shame
the limited generosity Of the lords Of creation The fund
houii be sufficient furnish Zach man with an overcost
setore starring from this city An entertainment given
to-oays AZ inc Columbia Garden Camden, TO all the vol
Zimmerman. 49,
The rfsousE paper. hsv. already suggested the name
81 Lieut. ,oL Black Of that city suitable person 10
be elected 6y the volunteers Colonel Of the Pennsyl
vsus Regiment Without intending TO disparage his
qualifications, cannot bot think that \, Is the dutv Of The
volunteers to select tor promotion this honorable sta
ton one from among the officers Of the regiment az M
slider, who is not in command Of either ths corps vol
uneering and perhaps only willing in tka ca
paeiD Among the captains who volunteered fight the
battles O. their country Of the bead OF company over
-h"m they have long had command 10 one who cniy
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FLouRThe market has been pretty dull all the week
Genesee is held at S. IS and So a7; Michigan SIS l21
and So ls4 Southern descriptions dull. Small
sales OF Baltimore and Georgetown making at So
a 90. Rye -four is worth So SO a SO 62x. We hear
OF no sales Of wheat Northern Rye is worth 70 q 70
cents; Barley 81 90 cents; Northern Oats 81 49, and
Southern 81 cents We learn by tqe arrival the Gale
dona that prices in Europe have receded consequently
We shall have a further reduction here.
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SIGHT RESTORED

AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED,
pY THE ROMAN EYE BALSAM-A Specific Oint-
- ment far Diseases of the Eyes: This Baimm will
mes, from The eyelids and restore sight where il j. possible
10 do The weakness of sight from old
srainnE by fixed attention minute Objects be
cured by applications In fact almost miraculous
influence diseases OF the sstouish who
it.
Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON Chemist and
Drsgglst successor TO A B. SANDS K co n3 Broadway,
in the Granite Building Sold also 100 Fulton street. and
~ East Broadway Price Is lm&r
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GENUINE BEARS on.

THE number Of Wigs manufactured in this
country must be coucnsve proof that the hair j.
taken wig would ease out
of in which artificial hair is persp-
ration Of the most energetic posous which
Of the hair be and sntdote ts de-
sructiye qusies, the Genuine Beats vi stands alone
j. IL suppes the with most heahful no1rshment.
1t dsrkeus the colornR within the capillary tubes
sves the uxuan locks. which 1t produces, tendency
cusl.
Purified psrfumed toilet purposes only by HENRY
job NSON, Druggist tsuceessor to Sands Coz z72
Chanbe Sold ao 100 Ful'oa street. East
Broadway also ut 800 Hudson street, Of Sprpg
Beware OF spurious imitarions and be pun.
chase only the Article prepared BY HENRY Johnson
Price 30 ard Is per hot lie. d. Imsr
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A prma donna, both handsome and young,
Was seated At home in grief
Her mind was troubled her unssrung,
And nought could afford her relief.
To sing concert she must that night
That morning she'd tab cold;
And she knew full well that SIyoRI might,
mean Mr.. LoDER, might scod.
She picked up the "SUN," as her only hope,
And quickly commenced TO read
OF HANcE' SYRUr-not Joness soap
She sent for bottle with speed.
She took three doses, three hours apart,
or HAycE's HoARHouNp COMPOUND;
Itcured her cold and gaddened her heart
She says 'ts the best TO be found
ITANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of HOARIIOUND Is
IL SOVEREIGN cure for COUGHS COLDS, BRON.
CHlTis. ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION, &c.
Price 50 ceuts per bottle six bottles for 81 So
For sale by SANDS, corner Of Fulton and William
HENRY JOHNSON. cor. Of Broadway, and Chamber. 81.
ID. Sands CO. IT East Broadway Coddington, cor Of Hud
aud Springs Esculspian Temple Of Broadway
and Howard sts Guion. cor. Of Bowery and Grand
d3lms
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A,v.,As.sac as.A..,ruauioi.


New ORLEANs-Ship Manco-3i3 bates cotton II Colt *
Co-22 600 rrunnes 1888 stick, csda, w Phillips
ST nAnH:-Brg Morea-2 bxs Fellows Shelds-279 bis
brook Nelson Co-9e do Fox Livingston tobacco
fekins Coal do Allen 4 Hermann cs Ssge-l bale
cotton hides Taylor Rich-sO do Warng Songs do
Center 4 Co.
Craftsmanship New York-?0 ties rice q Bukley-
100 do Narkoe, WILDER Scott-35 bales Atwater
Muliord-32t d, Levech-s05 do Drake Ms-3,S do J
w thillips-I00 ii Cot Co-i9S ncks X Cog do WsneT
Gale-l23 Bronson52 Post-9S hides Liee Pearson
10 pkRs order.
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SCRIMGEOUR & DAVIDSON,
DRAPERS AND TAlLORs.
No. ls Join street, New York,
Anor ~ sf,ipN MI 1unxr

ID ETAIL STOCK OF DRY GOOD WITH LEASE
~ OF STORE FOk sALE.For sale = stock Of Fancy
Of the most desirable locations in the City.
The lease has abou! three the location may
be considered OF the best The has been fitted
great and Possesses many advantages to the
interior arrsngem euts.
The stock present under Ten Thousand Dollar; with
sddtcnal stock TO Five Thoueand Dosrs there
be sold for cash Fifty seventyve Thousand DollarI
. year = very fair average profit
stock will be sold FOR csah satisfactory
credit Of not over months.
those desr"us Of commencing the whoesae and retail
Dry GOODS business the offers Of the greatest
inducements.
Address l.. L. B., this Office, with real d 2wsr
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Passen xers Arrived,

HAvANA-Spanish steamer Leon-Don Jouyaia Osma Pc
Iuyian Minister and family, jose ORIG &c aos aitache
bod Hsysna; ar Knight, q Aun and child, NJ {; Kee
and lady. NJ Febl-.
CHARLEsroS--hp New vcrk-Mi,s M wiskemsn
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERAL D-Every DAY. Price cents psr eopy~S 81
IS per annnm--psyable ia advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Srrurday-Price ~ eszfs
copY-x3 ~ cents able adj
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day.
vance, Il
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual priess-slways esaa
advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds sreeuud with beauty md ass
patch.
All leuers conmuncarous, by mail, addressed 70 The
establishment must be paid the postage viii be de-
Quoted from the subscription remiffed 4.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, 4
Proprietor ofthe NJ
NEW ToRx HERALD EsrABLSsHMErT, N
Ncrth-West corner ofFulson and Nassau strssU Il
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COMM ERClAL.

New York, Dec 5.
AsHEs-The sales for the week amount to about 500
bbs of both kinds, and closed at s. rs for pearls and
81 s7h for pots.
CorroN sales to-day amount to about 1900 bales
chiefly tskenf or export at full prices. We obliged
to raie our quotations to conform to the line OF the
market, which nequarer stronger than this day
senngh Freight to Liverpool dull sevensixteenths
LlvERpooL CLAssiYIcArioH
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-GoODYEAR's OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY.
LADIES AND GENTLEMENy 0vER
Psen Arsllie India Rubber perfectly terrible ia the cold
eat weather For sale bv the sscs or single psir by
Sole Agents Tor 0oodyears Mspulhetosiss,
d lmsue iw Broadway, opposite Trinity Church