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and for nssss,s sidewalk in Ninstssuth street. be.
tsssD Fihh ssi sixth avenues. Adopted.
Committee on Wbarves Piers. aud Slips. In favor Of
rss~rvpg Pier as st the foot OF Sprng street. North
river. for the ues of small market vssssls Adopted
Same committee. In favor Of repariug bukhesds on
W+st street, between Duane and thirteenth streets
Adopted.
foot OF Sixth street, East river Adopted
RepoYt,of the Committee Fire Department In
favor Of furnishing Hose Company No SS with . new
same COMMITTEES, In favor OF organising new Hose
ConJsDy ts be located In Fifth street. between
Same committee reported adverse to the petition Of
Engine Company No. ID to be rsinststsd. Report
Comnitts. ON Sewers reported ss.iust tb. con.
tinustion Of the sewer In Lexington Thirty
third and Thirty seventh streets to Fortisth street
same committee adverse to the petition Of c. F.
wissep, for sever in Thirty.ssvsnth street, from
the Second to the Third avenue Adopted.
Same committee, adverse TO oontinustisu Of sewer
in the Third avenue Thirty third aud Thirty sixth
streets to Thirty. seventh street. Adopted
the Board Of Aldermen In the resolution and orduauos
for in Madison avenue, mspsing ct point
t~sn.y Ave feet south Of r.eny fifth street, to con-
communication was received from the Street CON-
missioner In relation to the suit Of James w. Smith
the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonslty of the City
Of New York. The suit is based q claim for con-
tract to regulate Twentystcopd street from Sixth to
Seventh avenues Referred to the Law Department
ard Street Commissioner
yRoM ALpERMEN.
Resolution to extend sewer and pier the foot Of
Canal street. and 81 600 therefor Con-
cusrtd in
RESOLUTION sppointing Luther b Carter n Trustes
of Common Schools iu Eighth ward in place OF wis
b. Hsrocsstls renewed from the State Coucur rred IN
Report of the Finance Committee In favor VI psying
James Furey SIT for attending the special com mittss
on the tasted election IN he Ella veatn
Concurrrd in
Rrport Of the Committee ON the Fire De psrtment In
favor Of the question Of the lsctou of the
Astant Engineers OF the Fire Department for three
y,sre to the frtusn Coucurrsd in
Draft OF an act 70 be sub ,s1sd to the Lesi.atrre
regulating the powers of Fire deus Couourrsd In
Eeport Of on tirs Dsosrtment in favor Of
Leasing premises in ar of No 73 King strext for the
nu,nes. m ersctiny = 6rs alarm, hall eovsr th.r.in
o,rur,.d a. WA WV,
sam. committee In favor Of furnishing nav engine
10 company NO
NePote com %''so on netser, IN Avot o' eA.eno-
ing ne Per s' 'no ''o' VI "snss'oor' sttes'' Coh
cupIto IN.
nspoi. :" on ses.s, 10 i.'S. p,S Si % ou'a,ns
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Msscu Is In the case OF Thomas Corsvsil " Isaac
Hevtop fer collision IN the Novtb River BY which the
schosn>r W y. Root vas into and sunk by the
End we're d,sehsvee1.
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movements ~ indttsd"sss
DR.. John Rpd~nsteip and Lieut Stevens, U. 3. ~,
have arrived In this city.
N sais Bcssie-Cowte the newly appointed misistsf
from the Fr>seh rspobsc 60 government, arrived
IN wsshisssss csV on saturday svesins win his
family.
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Theatrical.


In consequencs Of . heavy press Of matter We are
unavodahy obliged to curtan the theatrical reports
BowEsy THrArss.--Tbs wsllscks viii appear this
evening In sbAhspsare's beautiful tragedy Of Han.
lett The admired drama of the Maid of Tyroln
vin conclude the performances. The wallack o. very
Seisfvedly, are crs-ins immense hosses. =.
ERolpwu THEATss--The entertainments at this
1tsutiul theatre contist of the "Fsir with the
Golden Locts" which will be succeeded by the ballet
OF "Is Disbls Qustreo and the ~hoie yin conclude
with grand sr.nf.h dfvertisement
NmUos Gsspt~ .--"Jesnrette and Jesnnotv will
con the eptertsipments and will be followed By
the svoutioss the tight rope and the amuseuents
VII trminste with the msgnhcent isify spectacle Of
"htiulm" .. r...
Bukror's THrarnS The ane old comedy OF the
'Rosa TO Ruin will commence the perform and
they vii terminate with the pev farce OF my rris nd
In the ttrppsr Tboss who wish to enjoy rich treat
viii so 20 hurtcr's
EarrorsL THrarps The splendid moral and instruc.
tive drama OF the aCurstee Daughter which r. very
at rsc We piece al thr Ierfo and
they viii terminate with the gorgeous melo dram alto
Es tern spsctarle ~ the "MaRio we'll y
ANtRfcsr husErM This famous theatre Of light
instue,ive spd highly smusing entertainments, ct
ters fre hilt f,r " une rho "Curst.s psnvh.
ter During the afternoon, vsudevilles singing end
dancing
!. Nrv Yopr Crrcus-Tbe excellent entertainments
which are sivsn here by the Eaa strtse rou-
pspy, are drs~ips large sssembisees
ea1rLrRs beautiful cosmoramio views are Deserving
Of public sttention The paintings sre beautiful IA
The exttuss fetss Of ~, ~cr..
w.sHirerOr Hail The Pilgrims Progress IL still
work o. great artistic merit
tssgfir o. DFasArIc FUN - This benevolent sdar
WI CONS on. on Saturday evening, stEih,o's arden
fsrtisulsrf I'm eur nsxt.
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Watts Nervo4. Ant,todo.-In1 ansy =, e.. 10


- -. TUESDAY,, Dee. lisp. NJ
The ftoch market opened . fttls brighter to-day
and Ps'ees generally improved. Most Of the fansiss
we're acti,s and there were strong indioAtions Of
revival 60 hr a. Wall street afaira eonssrnsds,
there every prospect Of steady advance In prices
30 lar a. the movements OF Congress are ssacsrned,
mere Is nothing to apprthsnd This session viii be
very busy one, ana there viii be agitation Of the
excitsg questions Of the day California VIII Without
doubt continue TO supply MS with gold dust at about
the rate Realised during the past elk nostAs In fsct
We can see nothing within our own irsitr tn
prsvsnf great expansion OF public aud pvivsts cssts
much beyond the present extended line, We must not
however, depend entirely upon tbs strength OF oar
positien-rpon the sound and healthy, state . n
our domestic affairs; bat We must look bsyosa,-
our own limit, TO the state Of Europe -snd ths
probabilities Of srupturs in the peaceful r.lstionsl
existing at the latest date. We arc "a intimstsiy
conhectsd WIN all the great powers OF ,Eusops-7
rs,,s - mson upon 'n' nn..s o. sns .sls
ar. p."n VI our s'Apis Psdaes-
49, ou P'''Pe'ty o~penos upon their prosperity; ana
,rst.s v, are ,.n.s,I, go. .Hs \. W., pros
.se eenneiy sn'o1sd In All The rsmahosA-
a' " V"l HAae sna commerce. II imposshoas Res
Ths 80. ,a.ese..s .s..y sus y sAs Hn.s
r.na ..s'.- -.-.-,.~ 49,. 49, .,..s'.
=" oS' oP'nion sne cnsnoes vrs ensfrsU y =
favor Of rupture. We have however, hope That
YIN be devised to turn aside the y
e'h saa remove the d'menitss which have so fsng
existed It's NOT unlikely but that sftsr the arriss,
th.. :. ma, r.. .,..s,.-.Is ,.,
r.r... r.. a, A., --..x,.,. -. '.,s 49, -.
p'oo."e sns' sone'niAg may nave
ansprea u az VIII enable Ms 70 judge corfsotly
relative to the final issue and either confirm or
move ar or, be ssions an t>rtainsd Tn a.. $500
A..
49,, "oui' o' W" 20 remain quiet. ~ would - y
cen, M, .v.,,th,n, 49, 1900 $50. - !
ous an p,ru.oen, th,. "a ho,s 4. an. a., - 80
probsh,,i,,.. :. .,,., a. !, ,on, go $500, .~
an An. .,.., &C.,. =, r.,os.
Tn. r.port AZ IN. s.,r.,.r, a. an. ~. ~
last msd. NJ s.,..,.n.. =,
Altogether. (. y.luss,. ana ,,,nor,.,. aa.,-.s,
esrdips TO IN. ..,,m.... a. ,hs s..r.,.r-
neees.ity 70, aposh., ,os. a, An, !, a.. 80.
liz d.bt IN. .,,,,., .na ..,,..,.s -.s-.-x- '..srs
,.p.nditur.s az Ina r,...r,, ~. :. ......a l--'s
rr.scr. oy rur urnr, sr.ry-Rr,,.y, ..p E.,s,-..
.-s-. .s.ttt . pursss. 80, -. Id. vi
p..ss IN July let 1912. .szis4SSA - I
june 30 Use - 'Va'.' y'-' 'n1ns a. A, IA a
lis 49, '''''' - 1870
Total secures ~ ............ tsses7Is ~
ing june so isss 80. 80. 4aooaIss ga
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Movements orInd,v,du.,s


John Daoy.dsop, Atoany; j. Beard, Utica; Col Rio
ley, 3. w. bellows, New London; q s0tdineE, N.
Gfsntsai J. kisksly. Va; A. N Olspp, Buffalo; were
W. W Hanson, BOSTON, d Wsternaaa1 do !, A. C.
Gray Delaware; DIR. Dix Boston; l.. Harbursh, CHM
arrived yesterday, Al the American. 49, = - 81,
Col LOOMS. A.; Hen Robert Rsntspl, Boston;
Cspt Var cl-ve,J oakss, U. 8. A; Capt waIbsch,
sof Major Dorscson, do r.. b Bayard Philsdel phia
reals Alexander Arthar, dol D +. Vail. Troy Capt
J.B kiehArdron, U. q A J. A Brown 9Th Regiment
ARTILLERY; Judge an Rensselaer,, Albany, have
Hon. o. Q. Pratt and family, Oregon; Hon. J. T.
Wright, Vermont; W. Mattocks, do; Johp r. FAY, do ;
DR., Sparks, Md Mr. Martin and family, Cincinna
III las Porter St Stephens, N b we're among the ar
riysls AZ the Howard Hotel yesterday. pr H
Brown. New Orleans; II. Tebsy, 3 Carolina: ID
Rice VI and N. b. Weed. we're among the arrivals
yestsrdsy- st tho Clinton Hotel. ~ q !. -
TutsDsr, Dsci F-sk o'oLoex ASTON HousE MrrEo.
BIOLOGICAL RKGisrsY -Boston damp. fogsy and diss-
sreeable stsmford-rsin Rainy dissgreeabls weather
all along the line, this morning =
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rhe Piumbe Estisssl Gallery, No. eBf
broad~sy thoptate yisited ~ all wsh ost-a
the beat semsr of this vvaaerfut pictures
besrthe impress Of trnth ssd hesuty. ..f =. =
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~ ~
yann4crs, Dresss ng Case r,

sa DfesH'"s U@ss Esetexy, ~ md
kH broadway-Thse Genuine AdvAatsevs evss
abe imported beos made With The view for ssrvs~
e2startAE Us hssi isAs - =. .As
and Nj HvosdvtJ
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reovpe Portfa By the kOuTs si,o map, other srses.
tsnerln hsots unique s.d esqs,e style we ssyts ~
the nne srs turr sside from vsnfty
81 mssy "d spend one hosr at Reots Rrss Gssry ass
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Ere, Lectures at nope Chapel. 7rs Broad

vtl,by Dr. TiloA, Of ia Drosdsay The ssst eetss.
o. his series VIII be esliveied this eysnius At qnarter
hefer. on the sses % the nuss and
os ON the eurs ~ brorehitis and threat diseases and
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Nos,ce tosRurope.

The approaching int rnatiooal festival of trade
the Worlds Fair in Landon--will Issplt in more
favorable effects than the mere exhibition of,the
skill aid industry Of nations One of the imfne-
date conse queneeso of the gigantic, enterprise wIll
be smoEe active and ,xte ndsd interchange pro-
ducts between nations; an among the early steps
tsksn 'byrhe business men 10 Eprooe and ia the
United States, Will be thai OF making knogn, by
edverssnf ME, the nature of those articles ofutli
" or of fancy for With The improving civiIizaron
Of man creates a,demsnd,, n.ufn,f a. ,.,,st,sraT
q AS those persons in Europe engaged in manu-
facpIes, will beiesirous Of ascersining the most
SPEEDY me ne of efieetuatIy mIkidg theit proaacs
known throuC boat She UAi,ed STATE s.. We suggest
the value of the colamns of the keio York; yfvald
ts s'Ynt6ium of Ispid and extensive cprntnnplca-
tioD, with our population, now amounting to- over
~ snty.Iwo niiona. This Journal oircnlafes ex-
tepierssvely throughout every part Of the Uniop,
and as Iesa nsily' by more buSipess men than any
ne wspsper in The woIld.l OF eosrse, itis not,ne-
.eessary TO enlarge upenrbe fmporatnce Of sseh an
agent in mixing kEowh the Buslneas OF m ahdfac.
turtrs. Mary prrsoas in England and France have
alreedy prof'ed by Introducing themselves 10 the
public through our columns and zone Of the bes.
proofs they give OF their s.tfciion. is tbeir con.
tinusnccvf those. announcements, ifirst made az a
messsxptri ment. .:.iiS. iri''B. lel'fa'r'.
A. the approaching fair we shall have. every ia.
eiiiyfor dlsplsyh TO the best advantage all ths
advertise ments with which our journal may be
favored and shah give strict attention TO the wants
Of thoss who desire 10 be known in this way tor,he
f .H "a q 9 4rrfaf.f
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cloth sin DO may % svsr. dssrsSs ss, ss
o. Leonard street Where ss .ecen plaid ard brsshs ss
sno sqssre shsvl h cash meres De lsnss ssd
fsvor.bls tsrus Their sseek Il lee. srS ny H. -. ~
<rspsrss ~ii be fcrnd desirable vhs their ssperny csI
coes ,hns s nss snd large soeh of other sbsse socsa
y ssdxHAm ss pt~ss vhoss MEANS srs nnssx Il " =.
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Watches, Go,d Ihaiaa and Gold Pens, nc
y 80 3. $500; a ;sg:.s .s.s-
AZ most ssons,is PIN RE aiehslisu ever pointed
.siS sran''d IN sparns'iar are 'sia sasissivsls
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N Dsm ~ OF az ,s.s. sAa e,{s Ai'sy,
OLIVER HULL, las Maiden lans.
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sysrss~ % fla. Doyeu vast Boa ns.n sr v~un, ss
Nheerith 20 uahe ycur choren oonfortshle oool
yesihet Just stsr 10 40 B Fu,on strest asd see
you zee The hiee things that he WI shew yoe BESIDE Ksos
one ~ the mast Esisnt An abe ort. and "a
ot1usury TO trade With one 80 sfsbie and polite
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NEW YORK HERALD.
f.Aps I'D nov 3 e \ = -.
& ~ PROP roB AND sDIroRE
" r~N->>~>~~~~~~>'
SryfcE n. w. oo1ls(xx OF FULTON AND hAssAJ STA
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

o.
rrALIAr opERA. Actor PLAcE-LA sosrANsv Ia
: r - -- I-IF-.E :
l..
- RROADHAx rHxATRE- -8sosaway-R IN ors wirss v-ss
ecrrvr rccys-Lr DAZZLE QuArRs-sBAsH NyER-
). yNAhAkNT WA a vsvistl.a..-L-is q ase'S;, un'
EIBLos GARDEN, BroadwAy-TieHr RosSuyfAxxf TrE
Arr JsAHsor -xAsHist:.. l-llrui's.- ioh Airca ~
BUTTONS rHHArws, chambers isrsst-RsAp 70 xvm
by IRurp IN SrnAvs.iDA &C." t"'e UT
NATIONAL yHEs fRE. CkAthsn ssnsrs =, cusA ms
i!-.f l.--s-aE-gi 'i,liYrl" -.a"u '@nlll
TRIPLER HAIL-aAEAio oror lsf'st 'rUI''ra
Caxisrr.s NsTRELs xschAnior nAll, at Broadway
--HrrroprSr krNsrREIsy.
.Sfrrows ePERA HOUSE,, ~ broadway -ErnorlAS
ffEsrsnIs, =. -.
AMERICAN MUSEUM : Aausrrs Psayeax AsoEs AzTxR-
'""N ~" "su!s.. -------lL's.f .iiI"a VI
NEW YORK AAPHIfhBa IRE. 81 Bowsry-KauxsrRIAs
rsRSoBMASo". - ..S IL - l1fiininiab
WARRINGTON HALL-PAroRAnA OF PrtoRths PRo-
- ~. AIS - sieE1.UHsi ;,tfiH
sATTLBR's CoSMORKHA corner Of thirteenth street
and Brosdwhy -.--.----.- s'f'"---- -
New York. "Wednesday. Deeember lS,i1g5O.
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Court Csisnd ar-This Day

cossos PIs.s.-sos. ssssyT sa sSs, 1Te, soa sco
usr.n sJ.rs. Dsrsicr oOvhr.-Nos. is, Ia, II, ls
srrRytik CorRr -GErrRaL TenM-Noe 81. "A A a.
Q, 50 90 70, Iss, Al, "a. ~, as =
errrsfos Ccvhr.-No. 90, e3, 81, 1877 1873, IL. 40
~ ~ - 10 1873, a. " ~ AZ los co. fos S. III 10
14e 14s lac, 100, l2o, "a, So 80 1sr 70 1855
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The Treasury Report.

We publish in our coiemDsi to-day, the annual
report Of the Secretary of the Treasury, which has
been delayed in oT'er TO make it as perfect as pos
sihle. We haze commented on 1t in our money
article TO ase great extent limits will allow
US this mornpg ami uuiuuu 'r1 l-''ti - 'iu1
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Comb y1notnr, as7A HrondWnx.--Tho

sertucnt "a sa.saItd peer I-shbrsetns ssi
quality OF thsAlpart.d- VA hons Tkl
latter being maze from orgna deaEs great
In the finishing AMI sitting the head. viii found
TO surpaqs hi-htrto made
pairing cone A. y ~ rs-DstSsss ssz BrosdvAy!
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eteRspt
seqnAptaRce e. Csntrss tsiI9t
shippers, hesut l Comfortable =
the r oroins gown hey tye quite yish and VIII
oveAecsptahlt sAy unats enough
cipents OF par ladies. ember they w
ornapentsl snd cal CNfsSLL, $50 BowerJ VII ere
Cater bau likewise be procured II
last articles degned 10 Gear eold weather. ssbe
In dia rub rm, EASY. md srssed
ngy healthy they are peculiarly fitted TO nvaids call
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MAILS r OR EUROPE. r
'>~e~o.~~~,~s-~~>o~>~~~~>N
TIL e KLY HER AID.
~~~>s~-S~g~-~~~S>,S>->< -a iuta
THU TRHAsURY 1uPoRr.

The Briti'h mail rtsauship Asia, Captain Judkins
viblssts this port at noon to-day for Liverpool The
mails -i close At haifpast ten o'clock ths morning
The WrrsLr BrH.LD, for European circulation
VIII the latest in'elssnce from all parts Of this con-
tiD'nt printed In French snd English will be pub
hhed at half past nine o'clock this morning. II,
contents viii embrace the Report Of the Secretary Of
Tho Treasury. .s. 49,. -.T ..l
Our friends In Europe can always obtain copies Of
tie Hrs.Lp ct theofaces Of Edwards, Sanford d Co.
10 sresham street, Tendon and coiumbia Buildinss
Liverpool H. Revolt, IL Place de Ia Bourss Psris
Advertisers can also send all businsss cards and
notices, intended for this pspsr through the same
houses The great circulation ofthe HssID c6srs SUI
perior advantages to surspesns means Of spread
Ing thsir advertisements before the world.
hessrr Edwards, Sanford 4 90 are the snterpris-
ing propietorso Of the Transatlantic Express Their
ofcs In this city IL at No. Is Wall street. s1.t
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street, has L. iP,y and waterproof Boots nd
Shoes, Gnteys, iesreT ~ thr Buff 10 Over Shoes kc
Of every paTie'y o. yr-rTc heh he Is selling fer
sas NJ la2a IAsEssr' rates. VI l,snle and retail
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Ut. Huteh'nss ~ spepAa hsssers = sure
resicdy Tor
universal sstsfaols rs de ana this. sstuis
Is SUFFICIENT proof Of fts Virtue. ee would advsea dec
pepcs 10 give At atrial sold for nifty per b3tsky
l22 Fulton 20 -
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est Sutfa PurcI Overshoes Glen. Mosoa
sins fwrred Qmled Roots and Shoes Cork sAled
BSet<ses tet'rrs toeether with geat variety ksY
Gait, singer. Boots Pumps ard small shoes Inc
II yorth fancy Boots md Shoes Shls for
can be had AZ precs lower thai any otherHter
Of S CAEIII. ST DfoadySnv'
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Pimflss krott. ane AL San diseases 1rs, 1t 10 vel
krown Cured ung G0urRuds Itaiian Ae9ics-
ted scs tocore uatr ersnic hair from ans pSr
1.-THE body. LqnitSFs.e Tor pAe tips snd ssks liS
White rough lrfhnd
ssreet fist srrrswse csienfer Gsuh mir
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The origin II tbs gaIebrAtad.
Shell C'mbs and ths ol laasla turer Broidwa y, in
yteB the Jares cs1 ~ exg-nie hts nat
terms frniAnp Opsa Cla,--v- ss-.tombs at Wholesale.
1, go - z. M QulABy ,S03k Broad ay.g
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very snperiar va o. r,upss cali al RAschssx
celebrated Wig factory No. all st they win Ans
he city undors all cir enlapt no ma tte
how rc1 be fails TO the head; IN Re knaH
his busintss ana makers business of it, Copy his addrss
and give him 8 cali. -
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Forty Thousr"o Coats, Pantaiooss and
SHEPHERDs Clo,hl,g ore cs@snat street. secoud dooQ
above Third. phiisaf'rts So "a n,sf C
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! 0ouraud's Hair restorative Is WArrrrausst

to force the bsr ~ now pisyent its falling ea sad
tHrins Ersys snd HA@sg stiG wiry hair scfr ky rne
Tessl p oeuts eash doursnds Idqnid Haix
n few ssinuts~ Pornd N s " Esrszf frst stor~
from Broadway; Bates Jprdan 1zo sshinxton ssrosa-
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Hair Dye.-Batcheiors Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye, cnly ~ ss.sr AZ She WAls
street The puae abeuid s1ard Heasnst fmit&tousf 50
my ysTious diplomas trsons whoss hair bss Axsun,sd
bad color OF the irritation dyes, hAYe 1T
corrected by cslltns gooss. Copy the address.
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$500. MILITARY PARApES. .... ..
TIE Wisrsubr LicHr GuARp, numbering thirty mus
tets and commanded BY Captain Smith. passed the
HrsM ONCE yesterday. on their return from target
excursion, whom twelve p<ises we're contendsd for.
"rors. eosrt' AT catsruiup's Roos,.-This affair
comes Oh this evening" and much pleasure is antis-
lated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-18

,..s. COAST sUkvRY. It .t ...
The Coast Survey was reorganzed in 1913, end
placed upon its present footing by legislative au-
therty. BY that organization the land operations
constituting four hfths Of the whole were assigned
TO civilians and officers Of the army, and the n.y.
drogrspby to officers Of the navy. Y :
The distinguished and scientific gentleman who
has so long and go well superintendent the work.
with this temporary corps, were placed under the
SUPERVISION and control Of the Treasury Depart
ment, TO which all works affecting commerce and
navigation, Il was believed, should be properly
committed. IL was also. thought that officers OF
the army and navy could not be brought 10 act
tremendously together under the control OF either
the War or Navy Department
This organization was the result OF the experi-
ence OF the work up to that time. IL hes proved
emlnentiy successful in it's operations the rapdity
OF Its progress, as well as is accuracy, and the
magnitude OF it's results have commanded the an
plsuse of hose most Distinguished for scientific
atslpmeB ts In Europe and America.
This department. has from time TO time ss the
work demanded, called Cor as many officers of the
army and navy as could be spared from their
appropriate duties.
An application fer an additional number of Off.
GERS OF the army is now pending before the War
DepeiiDsnt, end viii, IL IA expected, receive Ia
When The recent war with Mexico was declared.
there were live officers OF the corps of topographi.
cal eneineers and nine OF the line of the army en-
ploytd IN the coast survey. ~.
The survey thus become ian admirable school OF
pfscuce for such Of the graduates Of West Point
and the officers OF the navy 80 had a predilection
Tor TIE science called into prscce by the work,
esch beipg engaged IN his appropriate sphere.
While the scitnuhc character Of the survey IL
such NJ TO reBect lasting credit UPON our country il
Is also emBeny PRACTICAL in its suits the high
Get ersnches Of scientific knowledge are made sub
sINtn' To- the most useful purposes. .r s...
Jbe economy Of the work deserves comr,enda.
lion. viii be tosnd tbatas much useful work il
done, end as such advantage to the country and
msnhho ooalned TOT the same amount of e1pendi-
ture, as On any other department OF the govern
ment. In the respect the last seven years have
shown gam in economy OF one and three ouarters
to one, over the expe mixtures before that time for
the came work. This may be ascribed TO the en-.
larRement 81 The scale on which the work proceeds.
which also greatly tends to hasten its final compile,
tion. n.
The iriRononetreal portion Of this survey now
extends unbroken from Portland, in Maine. 10
within hf,y miles Of the capes of the Chesapeake,
and, with an interval OF about one hundred miles,
Which is Rapidly filling up, to point beyoad Cape
IL has been commenced in South Carolina.
Gs@els, and Florida; 10 complete in Alabsna. and
nearly 60 In Missis~ppd; and has been commenced