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D1e0S
On Monday, 30th ut, ELIEABETH daughter Of John P.
and Eliza Ware, aged years and 10 months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from No 10 Mott street. on wednesday
and instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
On Tuesday morning, the LIST inst, suddenly, of con
geston OF the brain, AAELrA, infant daughter of A.
and Amelia jackson, aged IA months and days.
The friends Of the family invited attend the f.
neral from their residence No. a67 Broome street. this
morning at half past nine O'Clock.
On Monday morning. S0th ult after lingering Illness
ELEANOR RArrLrEA wife Of De valcou in the 10th
year Of her age.
The friends of the family and of her brother Cornelius
Schenck, invited 10 attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. 20l Walker street. Wednesday after.
noon, at one o'clock, without further invitation
On Monday, 30th ult, Of nervous fever WILLIAM Cox
junr, in the a2d year of his age.
His friends and those of the family and also those of
his brotherinlsw, Thomas j. Dunkin, respectfully
requested to attend his funeral from ls6 Fourth
Of 2sth street. Wednesday the I'd inst half
past O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning, LIST instant, after lingering i'll
ness, Mrs. MARoARnT VAN HoRrE TAYLOR, widow Of
Oliver Taylor in the 6oth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend her funeral from the residence Of her inaw
VIM q Hail. No. 40 Columbia street, Thursday after
noon, OF half past two O'Clock
III brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, LIST inst, of in
nimmston Of tho brnin JAMES THOMAS, only of Ann
ana Ihoma, Muhigan, sged one year and three months
ne friends OF the family particularly requested
70 aend ms FUNERAL shjs Wednesday afternoon at half
psm tnree o'clock from the corner of Atlantic and
HICKS streets, brseklyn.
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NEW York MILITIA BRIGADE DIsTRiCTs-We
understand that the 1st Military Division, under
the new law has been divided into two Brigade Dis.
Richmond and the ist Sd 9th, sh 0th iath 10Th. 10th
sndisth wards Of the city Of New York and the oihsr
to consist Of the 3D. 4th eth 7th, 10TH ith Sth iAtn
The I'd Division has been divided a. follows One
Brigade District to consist of the counties Of suuoA
Queens, Kings, and westchsster except the toGn 9.
nam, Rockland. Orange, sullivan and Ulster
gade District to consist of the counties Of Dutchss Co
umbia and tRensselaer the other Of the counties Of
Schenectady, Albany, Greene and Deiswars ,,. a.
The 4th division has been divided ~ follows:-Ons
Brigade District to consist Of the counties OF washing
ton Saratoga, Warren Essex and Clinton the other OF
the counties Of franklin, st. Lawrence, Jefferson and
Lewis.
The 9Th division has been divided follows Ono
Brigade District consist Of the counties Of Herkmsr
Hamilton Fulton Montgomery schohae, and that part
Of the county of Otsego which comprises the towns
Worcester. Decatur, Maryland, Westford, Cherry Val
ley Middlehed springfield Otsego, Hartwick, Milford,
Oneonts and Ctsgo the other to consist Of the remain
ing towns in osego county and the counties Of Mad-
son, Chensnso, BTsoms and Tioga-
The 9th Division has been divided a. follows OIe
Brigade district consist Of the counties Of Oneida and
Oswsgo, and the towns Of Sterling, Victory, Conquest
Cato and Ira in Csyuss county and the towns oil cicero
Clay, Lysandsr aud Van buren, in Orondaga county =;
the other to consist Of the towns In the counties
Cayuga and ODondaga, and the counties OF Courusnd
and Tompkins
The senior Brigadiers In the districts Of the Gr.t
division are William L. Morris snd.Matthew heesr Oh
the city Of New York In the ID division M Lock
wood, Of Wssichester county, and hu'in Uiss
county and John Gossbeck of Albany county. In the
4th division David Barrett, OF Warrington county ana
G. Rouse Of Jeaeson county nJ pbpsm e RobS;ns Jr Of
Broome county-In the 9th division solomon w hites
of Oswego county and NJ d. Converse, oil Csyugs
Thc 7th and sth divisions have not yet been divided
into brigade dstricts-.4rgus
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in Chambers.


DEC l. Hd6eas Ceypus.-In re William Henry .4Ss-
3erman-Msster Amber manis only seventeen years
Of age stands full feet inches in his socks he enlist
ed the 9th infantry, u 81 drummer at the age of
Tor the term OF five years. with the consent OF his
isher who has since ded and has served his country
With some seIa as appeared by letter from his
anding officer. which anrexed to his mothers petit
zion he present at the battles of Palo Alto and Re-
ssca de la Psma shortly after which his service
expired and he quit the service for short me but at
terwarcs re-enlsted in the regiment The consent
OF has surviving parent being necessary to confirm the
second enlistment he was sent on to Washington, and
from thence to this city, to visit hs mother and obtain
er consent But consulting with her and per haps
thinking that in the end the honor Of drum-bsatng
likely to be its own reward, he determined quit the
service forever and apply himself peaceful
suits In pursuance OF this wise determination, Mrs Am
herman presented petition to Judge Bscnio setting
forth her sons ninorythat he illegally detained
on Governors leland by Col Bankhesd prayin for
his discharge The matter came on to be heard this
morning. in presence of the parties, including Colonel
and one Of his orderies and the gallant Colo
mel not having anything to say against Mrs Ambermans
impeachment Judge BsrcuiO, although las was natural
At SO critical momen he remoled ter the honor Of the
army and the loss would sustain by being deprived Of
the services. Of so brave youth as VIM. Henry Amber
oerman reluctantly granted the prayer of Mrs Amber
mans petition, and discharged her boy.
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PHILApELPHIA, Dec !, l6a6.
Mr.. Cough has been expected to arrive in this city
every day since Saturday and far has occasoned
vsra dissppontmsnts by his non.arrval Meetings had
been called in advance by the Ladies Temperance Union,
and large audiences were gathered but had to be dis
missed without hearing this eccentric apostle Of tempe
rance
meeting held last evening to adopt measures for
the collection of fund 10 provide such comforts and
cessares will be wanted by the volunteers shout to
start for the Rio Gande About $500 was collected at
the meeting and the committee appointed 70 hold ito
sessions in Independence Hall to receive contributions
The winter arrangements Of the Baltimore line COM
mence after to-day and travellers will therefore
Der that the O'Clock and 10 O'Clock line for that city 10
discontinued, and train of leave at O'Clock r. M.
instead.
No other companies of volunteers than those mention
ed in letter of yesterday have as yet been oncialy
notified OF the acceptance of their offers OF service Adj
jutant General Bowman 10 expected In town, to-day,
when the result will be made known Some are bound
to be disappointed and the expression Of dssaustscon
will of course, be loud
The -four market continues without change.
Sales Of stocks ut Philadelphia.
FIsT BcAnp$a7o Lshgh Interest. cash, a 5000 fehui-
Arrrs sALHs-iso or.rd Bank ~; 100 yiek.burg Bank.
s 5000 Reading RR Bonds 1916 1000 Che. Del Canal s's
1885, 1000 Camden and Amboy RR Bonds s 10 Commercial
sEcoNp Boolp-ioso Chss and Del Canal Loan s, 1903;
lee Heading KR, SIN; 100 Y Bank 81.
Ar sALsL560 LshiEh S. ,5k; 100 vicksburg Bank
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Tuesday, Dec. 10 PM
The stock market is very quiet. and quotations
much depressed. The disposition to operate is becom
ing daily reduced. We have no material alteration
to report to-day in any Of the fanciss Norwich &
Worcester has, without doubt, touched bottom. the
loss Of the company having been much less than
anticipated the Atlantic being insured for nearly her
full value. The earnings Of the road WILL for the
maindsr of the season, be materially reduced by this
accident travellers will take the most inland routes
for the purpose of avoiding, much possible the
navigation of the Sound
At theescond board there q slight Improvement in
Harlem and Norwich and Worcester.
We have received the krst number Of weekly pub.
LEGATION, called the United States Money Reporter and
Gold and slsev Coin Examiner, published by .. Tay
lor, No. ~ Broadway It contains engravngs of all the
gold and silver coin at the present time in circulation
throughout the world, with the value Of each
piece in the United States.
The Mechanics Bank of Baltimore has declared half
yearly dividend of three per cent.
The Pstapsco Bank Of Maryland, at Enicott's Mills
has declared dividend of three per cent for the last h
year.
The Dwight Manufacturing Co. has declared a semi.
annual dividend Of and the Phenix Manufacturing Co.
one Of percent.
Mearssns Bank Note Reporter gives the following
account Of new counerfeits:-
los, Suffolk Bank, Boston patent letter L, No l7as
dated May lei4, signed C. Brewer, cash. Henry B.
Some, Pres.
Agricultural Bank Herkiner; bills altered from Axri-
cultural Bank Of Montreal, .. c., having the words
'srsigned" &c, stamped the back, and signed
Chas. Calender, Register
"a, Champlsin Bank, Ellsnburgh Clinton co, N. Y,
altered to 20s
So, Exchange Bank Virginia, wig. several vessels,
head Of Washington left end Engraving csarss
On the left upper corner says. States interest
noistyn
Aerchants Bank New Bedford altered from is to os,
los and 2os by pastng the figures over the genuine
bills.
The Bartlett Steam Mills, Newburyport, have de.
carsd dividend Of ~ per cent for the last six months
and have expended Of the earnings during this period az
per cent in the renewal of machinery
An application will be made the next session of the
Legislature of New Jersey for act of INCORPORATION
for a bank at Freshod, with a capital Of 900 900
The annual report Of the James River and Kanavb.
Canal Company presents the annexed comparative state
ment Of the financial affairs Of the concern
The receipts from the canal during the last fiscal
ending ON the 3ist Of October, amounted to
the sum Oh ,.;........... .... SIN 1873 ga
While those OF the previous year -. Isl 0sj 80
Showing deere ase In the last year Of ID sp7 "a
Tho whole amountdisburscd during the year for al,
purposes, ordinary and extraordinary, but
the ordinary expenses and repairs Of the ami the
expenses OF the general administration of The company
amounted only to sls,2 %, which, compared with the
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The increase of the shipments in 40 over AS il q sl4
bbla; over "a, la9, s64 bbls.
The quantity sent forward by railroad before the OPEN
Ing of navigation and the amount that will 60 forward
between this and the first Of January together with the
quantity consumed by 81 900 inhabitants, will show an
aggregate Of 900 bbs manufactured at Rochos
ter during the year.
Eighteen -four mills containing 81 of stone have
bsen employed tho past season This force will be in
creased year. by the addition Of two new mills and
ei0ht RI \ of stone
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A FATHER DESTROYING HIS OWN CHILD The
watch of the Eastern district, arrested on Sunday
night q German named Adam Kloppenberger, on the
horrible charge Of destroying his child by throwing
into the river II appears from the evidence before
Justice Shut (who examined the csse that the accused
walk, and at O'Clock, Stopped some gentlemen.
and ntor med them that no had thrown IL into the river
He assigned a reason for his conduct that several
men were after him with drawn knives to E him. and
TO save his life he forced TO abandon his child.
His wife testified that the child about sn mouths
old and the father seemed to think Of it than
any Of his other chidren Tho impression is that the
unfortunate laboring under nj OF manic pou
He committed TO Jail for further examination. The
body OF the child had been recovered M TO late
hour last evening --Baif. Clipper Dec. J..
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RHEUMATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE,


ND. for the sau.facon of the ncreduous, has been
"A attestsd before The Mayor Of tho city.
Tor ne ps's 5h5ssr years have been
the hands and Limbs, accompanied with great sesss Of all
the joints Sometimes the pain has been that have
pssy Destroyed was troubled with low spirits my brain
seriously Affected and the and pains
.nrs Sy Ss.h hut ns human SsOr ca. sn ny
tortufss For relief tried everyhing-sll my earnings
the doctors. In The Of Europe which
time under the Of the celebrated physician Ii
verpoo but he did me good On arrival In NewYork
BILE step without other respects
taken the City Hospital and under the Of Dr. Mo-
taken the ssamans Hospital a Staten Island, where
iury rS. .s nearly webs t, saHd % Of
s'' iSfc ns
css, determined last hope send to the office and
get On stating the 0slvsnic Bands for the
ed The people the Hospital laughed for getting
them and told ms not T. show them to the doctors But
pa. them and used the Fluid For hs arst few hour,
every respect And IN less than two wesls ie the Hosp
.S e IL: aa thence 20
ws.p IN Holland and durno all thar time have had no at
Ss r h s Of Es; 9. any Shs. pi AND
exposed to AL vicssirutss of climate From being weak
that could hardly stand have become and healthy
happy and wonderful results have been sccomplshed solely
byih; power Of Dr. Chri'tis' Gavanic Bands and Mag
HENRY5JOHNsON, At ,se Pearl st, New York
On this tenth Of Novembe thousand eight hundred
and fortyx appeared before me he within named Henry
substantially true in each and every particular
"A II. MlCKLElMayor of the City Of Now York
10 Dr. Chr'ts's only Agency in New York is a No isa
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE q n APHIC.
BUFFALO, Dec. l.,

BUFFALO, Dec IL p. M.
Ihere has been very sensible fall in the mar
ket. The highest quotation on -four is 81, on
wheat 20 cents on corn 40 cents, and rye 80 cents.
Ohio butter sold at 81 cents per Id. Cheese at 8
cents per ID.
am sorry to inform you that while the new
steamboat Boston was discharging, a terrible gale
came up She attempted to make an offing, but
was blown ashore, and is supposed to be total
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Married,
At the Episcopal Parsonage in the village Of German
town Pa Thursday the 2sth Of August ls45 by the
Rev. John Rodney, Rector Of st. Luke church in that
place, ALICE POTTER, youngest and only surviving
daughter OF tho late b. Toy Of Philadelphia to ALEIA
ford County, Virginia.
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The u. y. City Despatch.

EDIToR N r. HERALD,
Government having suddenly abolished the United
States Despatch Post connected recently with the Post
once oi this city, beg leave to ascertain through
your u.edium how will the holders of " Free Stamps
GET p.em redeemed. Respectfully,
SEVER AL MERCHANTS,
Who have quantity Of Free Stamps on hand.
November
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,aOYs AND HYACINTh GLASSES. At o. Cherry, be.
tween James and Oliver streets-FiguTes, Tea sets,
Mugs Pitchers, Mante Ornaments Toy Decaater spoons,
&c. Also good II Giss and Esrhenwss, at
low prices, Wholesale and retail.
d2ltsje GEO. W. ROSE
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The steamboat Knicksrbocker ran irto ann sunk
canal boat st Hudson on Sunday night The boat was
heavily frsightsd with grain, butter cheese NC wbsA
win be greatly damaged II not snurey desuoyss
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Fine Cutlery.-The sabscr1bers' assortment
smbraes:sve possible pattern Of pen, pocket, desk and
sporting Knife with large variety choice kszors which
will b: warranted to the purchaser Also, Scissors, Nail
Files, &c. q. SAUNDERS SON,
Ut Broadway. few doors above Ce~rtlandt st.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE

LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED for the Capitol at Washington, by J; Wander
Il lyn, will be ontinued exhibition for short time
longer tho National Academy Of Design, Broadway
and Leonard street.
Also several sJmirabe copies by MIR ", from the chef
deuyres of the Titan, CoIeeo and Rem
brandt together with splendid view of the Cataract IA
pids, and sceuery about Niagara Falls.
Open from 9 A to 10 z. NJ Season tickets 80 cents;
single admission Is cents Descriptive pamphlets ek cts
nil lmssr
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kvCN.ssa xOTicsxs

wN, W, sHlRLEY, Agehcaeer,
GALE OF RICH HOUSE FURNISHING China, Glass,
- Lamps, Gsndoes silver Plate, Britannia Cutlery &C.
by H. l.. Wiilard-Wed esday, Dec. At II o'clock
Of French and English China; d.ner coffee aud toilet
Setts great vriety elegant guilt silver and bronze Gil
andoes Ito lights: Chandsie Solar Lamps. best sill
yer Plss Cssor. Cake Baskets spoon FcI&s Be- s3ps
Bets; block Tinwars; patterns rich Glassware The
sale worthy the attention Of houseksepe n30 3serh
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Magnificent Double

Splendid sheet. Magnificent Double
Sheet Pictorial for the Holidays has issued by the
rueshs oil the National 20 ice Gazette IL comprises all
.ha! sheet durisE The past year. illustrating the wsndsf
Lives OF the Feions ? besides kenesses
most notorious pckpockets and burglars the country
Free emily SIX cents
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Portable DressiDg Cases,-The undersigned
having ne seaes. facilities in the manufacture Of the
are 70 ohcr the much less pric
imported Wilde in respects they greatly
ssSn eee contained being Of size most vsnenor
and ei quality warranted render For
q. SAUNDERS K SON,
III Broadway, oppos te Howard Hotel
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TABERNACLE.
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER I'd,
r. mil Il ~ OTUnDT

CAWIELO SIVOKI
w ILL give Second and positively his Concert
w which he will be assisted by sgnors Pco, Mr. Loder,
Miss Northa Madame Ablamowicz and Signor De Begns,
flor the voeal by sgnor Rapett Mr. Fontsna Mr.. Geo.
Loder, and Mr.. H. G. Timm
loving:
The celebrated Adago and Rondo, %" Campanello (ths
hand-beI) composed by Paganni.
duet for vions (by general desrel execnted by Big.
nors Rapett and SivoTi-composed by Maurer. :.
duet for piano and VIOLIN from the opera Lnen d
Lammcrmoor" execufed by Mr.. Fontana and Sivori,
(composed by Camille Svon)
THE Carnival of Venice" with variations,
ha.rd h.To nm
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NOTICE.
PO4I 0EEICE-CiTY nEaRATHu

TIE :ssssr!:, viz Is 49, s::;aa:: q WHO
6s,p;ish Post under the Of Post oss
Ias TIasIpsi once Of tAs Post oaes City D..p.teh".
q :rs ono. CIV Gy
placed IN eonss9,snt siras5ens throughout
I'M; y. :..S ss:ass;S viii :: hIs:
81 or 20 Leave The postage be collected from the
L. .aHoansing sh. public the organization Of this Post
S:ne hs e (: ss sHr;
.Ss ss 3: anS mp and the
deliver a. letters e'eul'rs and notice. that snSs
Delivery &, xn
e & M !: fa 81
Letter: before viii 5: sent out for delivery
i ''; 4 rd$s $ i ''; !: = ~
or e. 4: FREE
FosTASE FoR gs L fsFfIsf CENTS EACH
having Sasa b s for Gns5 S:
w New Sei r Nov 81 hs %0 favorable terms aw.s
FIRST REGIMENT U. s. VOLUNTEERS.
COMPANY d, ATTENTION!
HE members fthi. company, will This Evening.
General Sis,s Es' EoTss
CoMrAsT : r q ATEEHI1N ~.,,.
:S :.:i
the Rio dc Grsnds, Iii Rooss1s st. - go. 80
.. ii. c;;.. g, E:ss SsSN
s. ''' young Hs.
ATTENTION!
Evening at oeoeS a. &: Re ss
By order Of Capt. DE BoNGARD.
M RS. CARROLL's Medicaied vspoT and suiphar
so.s Tsrois
%.pos IN ps;s1
larly recon @snd.d BY 6r. cure for
Ss a.d No danger Of ssd
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
% ss Hose s 'se's s %
IN ns Sf %; Goth u and nou'y dist
'l s.s,s,,'? WEST srlsMAs rs;,n..
Lamps, GlRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
scbseTher ha, just opened one Of the best selected
d.%H; = S md
With The ssSds I'll s
f. w s II.
ment Of Lamps suitable for their Parpo;e.
d2 lmarc l5l Fulton st. door from Broadway.
CHURCH OF ST. GEORGE The MARTYR.
HE Ladies ofthe consregation of the Church of Saint
d,tnga.hed rcests in his city nela
ding the efficient choir Of Trinity church. will unite in per.
formance Of Sacred Music under the direction Of Mr. Hodg
The WHOLE Of the proceeds will be devoted aid Of the
funds OF SAID Church All the Performers, this
most kindly rendering their services ganousya circum
stance which the ladies' with unieEued salts
faction in the hope that their benevole may be
crowned with success.
10 Further particulars in the programme which, togetn
er with tickets of price cents may be
at the Music and Book Stores and also the door the
evening OF the performance d. tis
'HE American ulturs Association will hold Tegu-
ar mesting Thus Evening, Dec I'd, at7k o'clock the
| Historical Society's rooms, New RI University.
49,, X. y. DOREMUS, Rec. Sc etary
JUDY
THE SECOND NUMBER OF JUDY the New York
i Charivari, will be published the Office of Burgess
Strlnger Co., OF Broadway and street. on
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GUODYEAn'S OVEh -SHOES
7 AIDES, AND GENTLEMENB 0vER-sH OEs manu-
- hegred from 0codysns celebrated Metallic ndis Rub
the case or single pair by BROWER BROOKE,
Sole Agent for 0oody ears MAnufacteres
ms ivse 10 Broadway, bstwesR Wall and Pine sts.
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TotaIs.. -. 3,6R2I3 ,oz0Wl 1851 s
The quantity of Aoui shipped east from Rochester il
each of the past three seasons has been as annexed -
RocHrarER ELouR TIAnr-AHrpnrnra Ear
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90 NUTlIE-Tne persons who enticed the
w large brindle Newfoundland Dog from in front
LII Of the Herald Office. on Monday night are de-
collar with II: Jewell Albany. engraved on it Two Of
the of the Second Ward the who
iced away Any perIon except either Of the sconu
dres who took HIM away, will be paid fowhatsver trouble
longs 10. ELLIOTT
IL
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LONG BREED CANARIkS.
x>-RA The Stock Of Dr. VAN KLEECK's, Sixth Avenue.
comprising birds OF high colos. and purchased By him
expense also good seiectioa of song birds
cages: bird seeds. and other articles connected with
"' william g. JOHNSTON, No 900 Broadway.
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GUNS AND BOWIE KNIVES-lee siu,i, md double
700'double barrel cooking Ouus.
wv assorted single barrel Guns, common fine.
800 Bowie Knives substantially made, intended for
ice. = -
400 .efeochng revolving Pistols Of cast steel barrels
Forsale by A. w. SPIES & CO.,
49, 81 Maiden lane,
Importers o. Hardware Cutlery, Guns Pssols and sport
nR Artle'es ~ every Wind us im~rrc
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total amount assessed on city for city and
the city OF Nocnester, was % f0lIoWs =


county 'aAes. ''.'..... .SoI,l " o.
The valuation OF real and personal estate in each ward
If thu city of Rochaatar. was Al follaxs
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.
THE whole part ofa handsomely furnished house
" will be let reasonable terms until the lst Of
May next. Apply az No. Il Barclay st. Dc 3tiserc
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CHEAPEST AND BEST INSTRUCTION
In WRITING

DRAWING AND PAINTING.
I X WATERsTON, teacher of Drawing and Painting
to e Flushing Institute, L. L. ha. still leisure
time which he wishes TO ill up giving Private Lessons
in attending schools.
Terms moderate. and may be learned by applying III
Canal 7 j. Growers bookstore. Broad.
and Diesckes street. M Y OFT inSr