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THREE MURDERS IN KENTuCKr.-James Price,
u Clay county, Ky, killed Lewis 6tive1, at Man
chester KY, In an ARRAY. VIM. White also killed
woman near Flat Lick. Knox county, KY. man
by che name Of Wa8oner killed another 81 the nanne
4 Hliot$, q Lynn Camp, KAeK eQuuty, ~.
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CounterEeiters Arrested MT WATERFOWL.

WATERBURY, NY, March ", 1893.
Two men, calling themselves Morgan and Benson, were
arrested at Cape Vincent this morning, and in
jail here for passing one dollar notes altered to fftes
banks Of Newark NJ and the Brockport Exchange Bank
They had 81 800 Of the money they passed $500 to
broker in Kingston Canada, who detected them, and
had them arrested
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Y Terrible Steamboat Explosion.
THIRTY-SIx LIVES LOsT-LARGE NUMBER OF PER-
SONS sCALDED-CAUsE, RACING.
NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1853.
terrible steamboat disaster occurred In Galveston
Bay the night Of the 23d inst The Neptune
and Farmer were racing from Houston to Galveston,
whom the boilers Of the latter exploded killing the Gap
tain, clerk and second engineer Thirteen Of the
and about twenty passengers also either killed
missing and twenty passengers mostly ladies' saved
The Accident on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road.
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED AT CUMBERLAND.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, March 20, 1853
Tho tonight brought the body Of FavelS Wooton
residence not known making the eighth victim Of the
accident Also report that the brakeman Mr.. Gardner
and Dr. Cadwsader, of New Albany, Ind, doing we'll
AL the wounded here getting along finely and no one
Ia in danger.
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MIRITIME INTELLIGENCE.

~ An packages and letters insdsded for tie NEW YORK
HERALD should Be sealed.
~oNNNo~NNNNNNNNN>oN,-~>NNo
ALMANAC yo9 Nxw Y0RK-THu DAY.
SUE RMW. ...........6 40 NOON RUzW morn - Of
Sun nE1.. ...........6 Il HIGH WATER. morn IL 90
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The Falcon NJ New Orleans.

NEW VfLSArs march ~, 1858.
The steamship Falcon, Capt. Rodgers arrived yester-
day morning from Aspinws bringing 200 passengers,
in gold and the California mails OF March 1st
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Terrible Steamboat Explosion, and Great
Loss OF Life.
ExCTEfENT RELATIVE TO THE CATHOLIC
MOVEMENTS AT CINCINNATI,
dto.s CO.. dbcs


rTu MM16nN0Mn9.
On Motion Of Mr. BADan, Resolved That the Sergeant.
ALARMS DO authorised to continue the messengers in the
employment Of the Senate for two months aee the tor
nnAtsu Of the present session for the purpose OF fold
ing and transmitting documents.
READING CLERK wAxTKD-sPIcY DEBATE.
The Senate considered Mr.. Adams resolution autho
rising the Senate to employ reading olerk.
Mr.. ADAMS (dem.) Of Miss understood that the duty
Of the chief clerk TO keep the minutes and II the
resolution should be adopted it would relieve him of the
Mr. MASON 7dem) of Va said there was no necessity
for reading clerk now the Senate being about to ad
Mr.. BUTLER, (dem) of 8. c.. took similar view and
Auegesed that he would prefer giving tho Office to
ambitious young man who would 60 into the library and
Az. CHAM Gree soiD Of Ohio, believed such clerk
was not needed now.
Mr. ADAMS said not ono man in ten thousand could be
70 gve tho Secretary ample time to select the proper
Nj. wAIHm, (dem.) Of Wis, had an amendment to
fest 30 that there might road to the Senators
while they scattered for nine months all over the
Adams) wanted to appoint clerk now to give HIM
from until December next to come here every day to
rehearse. daughter
Mr.. DOUGLAS, (dem) Of Illinois, said there COM
plant the present reading and there should be
remedy.
The debate was further continued involving the rea-
and the capacity Of the ncumbents in the last named
body when the consideration of the resolution post
poned till December next, by vote of rs to 16
MECUnvE sEsa0N-MExIcAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
The Senate went into executive session.
When the doors opened Mr.. HOUSTON, (dem.) of
Texas submitted resolution which lies over author
ng the publication Of the explorations Of the Mexican
Boundary Commission.
Tho Senate then adjourned.
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LAUNcHED-At Somerset Goth inst, by Capt James
Hood, clipper ship Mischief Of 600 tons owned by VIM
Merritt and Capt Martin Townsend .o NYork who is
cisco.
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New Orleans Municipal Election.
NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1858.
municipal election for Aldermen took place to day.
The democrats swept the city.
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Mall Failures.

BALTIMORE, March 90 1853.
We have nothing south Of Savannah this morning
making eight New Orleans malls now due -
CHARLESTON, March 81, 1853.
Nine New Orleans mails are due here
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The Steamer Eel Paraguay Mt Charleston.
CHARLESTON March q, 1853.
Tho steamer FL Paraguay from New York for Paraguay,
put In here 10 day, leaking
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On Sunday morr ing November a. MARIA. wife Of John

On Sunday morning November ~ MlRn wife Of John
Copselyea, az ed 46 years.
Her funeral win take place this afternoon at half past
one O'Clock, from her late residence, No. % Ninth
avenue.
On Saturday morning November 20, in Brooklyn, Ca
NJ, wife Of Captain d. Reyes, U. b. A., and
daughter Of the late James B. Clarke, Esq.
TIE friends Of the family respectful invited 10
attend the funeral from Grace Churca Brookyn Heights
this afternoon at two O'clock without further notice
Her remains will be taken to Greenwoo
On Monday, November 2s JANE wife OF Robert Cooper
aged 55 years and months.
Her friends and aequanances respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral, tomorrow afternoon, at tive
O'Clock from her late residence No 2o2 Edrdge street.
between Stanton and Houston Streets.
On wednts day November IS, WILLIAM FowIxR, in the
s1st year Of his sge.
TIE relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral FROM the reside of his
son, Halsted n, No 48 Crosby street. this afternoon
at one o'clock without further Invitation. HIS remains
will be taken to the New York Bay Cemetery
or typhoid fever, Sunday November ~. CoRyrlA,
daughter Of Thomas and Amelia Southland aged 10 years
and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family inv ed TO
attend funeral from the residence Of her father at
Peekskil this afternoon, at one O'Clock.
At Bellevue Hospital October II. MARY wife of Henry,
and pother of Susan and Christina Hardenbrook.
At Ithaca Tuesday, November ~ after lingering
ilnes. in the 6ls year Of her age CATHAMSR wife Of
Johr Corlty, forme ly of this city
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Died.,


years. months aud days.
The friends Of the family ans those OF his sons WIn
j. and Levi Stuart also Ills s.epsou R;bhard Ferra
and his In law, Francis X. Gahagen and AIonzo r.
Peck respectfully invfted to attend his funeral from
his late residence No 1oIaayets place to after.
hoon at two oelt ok. BIS remains will be taken TO
Greenwood.
Baltimore and rbi'a lelphia papers please copy.
On Monday, November IS, alter 4 short Illness Miss
sARAB JANE DzSys eldest laughter OF John and ssria
Dennis aged IS years.
The friends and relatives Of tho family are invited to
attend her funeral from No 65 Morton street. TIL fore
Boon at eleven O'Clock without further notice.
On Sunday evening November 81 SARAH daughter OF
samuel L. and Sarah Griswold, aged is months,
The ft.ends OF the family invited 20 attend the fu
neral from No 32S Fourth street, this afternoon
O'Clock Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood for
terment
On Monday November IS, HueH GEAsr, Of consumption,
nged u years and months.
Bis relatives and fiends and also those OF bis rnoIas
james and John Grant, respectfully invited ats
his funeral this afternoon. ut O'Clock precisely ot
No SS3 Eighth avenue, of Twenty rect
His remains will DO taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter
mcnt,
On Monday morning, November g. after brlef Illness
AVA ~ hyEG, In the 2ist year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
attend her funeral this afterL at three O'Clock from
the residence OF her brother, John d. Wilson, No. l13
West Thirteenth street, without further invitation.
On Monday, November Is, RrikocA WHrrnSGHAM in the
1itt year Of her age.
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her rune
raj from her late residence, No 90 Henry street. this AZ
nlRoop, at one o'clock.
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Markets.

ALBANY, Nov %, 1858.
No receipts have been sent in Flour is wth6u mate
Yal shange-sales 800 bbls at SO IS SO 81 for State
and 30 81 for Western. There is not much inquiry
FOR wheat-3s00 bushels Michigan sold at 1885, Barley,
% coo bushels sold at s2lsc Sc for tworowel S2sc
Cor Wisconsin, and s6c for four rowed Oats steady at
500 for Western snd SEC. for State. 100 bbs prison
whiskey sold at 2Se.
EuFFuo, Nov. IS. 1853.
The receipts during the past forty eight hours have
been foovsFour 10 900 bbls, wheat 81 900 bushels
l3 COO do barley IL Geo Flour rsiho heavy
but wi hout material change in p,ioes-saes 500 bbs.
Wheat is steady and firm, with moderate demand Ohio
whiskey is At "a q 25c.
CINCINNATI. Nor %, 1853.
Our market for hogs is duh at ST. Sales OF 800 bbls.
efard nave been made to-day at S.c FOR prime. Flour
b at SIS 20 a IS rs.
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Canal Navigation, &c.

ALBANY, Nov. IS 1853.
The weather. within the last few days. has been very
eo and the orusrdsrs by canal about making their
last shipments for the Quite number OF boats
laid up already No ice has formed in the canal
ys but the Hrt Geld snow storm will be likely to close IT,
BUFsAIO, Nov. 20, 1885,
The weather here ntinues and pleasant, with
svsry prospect Of late closing Of navigation. The
septs by the Lake fair sailing vessels and propeers
snail here is talk of shipping flour through
II the wealth holds fair till to morrow.
SYRACUSE, Nov. IS, 1863
For several days past the has been frozen hard
but the weather is moderate day and il is thawing
Boa continue to pl lively.
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Marine Disasters.

BRIG DELHI WRECKED AND ABANDONED, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. g. 1863.
despatch from the Breakwater states that the brig
Delhi from Porto Rco with sugar and moasses, for New
York struck the Breakwater last night and aban
doned by the captain and Mr. Walker took charge
Of her and succeeded in Bleaching her She is partly
Gull Of water.
The schooner Democrat from Plymouth, broke her bow
spirit last night.
The brig Romto has been got oil and Is inside the
Ryeakvatpr
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Fuxs Mt Genin's. As was Anticipated,
the ladies flock in crowds 20 Genn for tho purpose
examining the magnificent collection Of furs his estab
Nshment. The superb roy ermine, Hudson Bay sable
marten, chinchla, Russian sable, Canada sable
French sable mink martens Mt martin mas viesosnes
of Tor furs OF equal beauty and nenes Large additions
have been made to tho within the last few days.
and may be safely said that the various furs
by taste and fashion brilliantly represented
In New York they 1T
GENIN,S. "a Broadway, opposite ST. Paurs church.
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Caution to Gin DrInkcrs-sincc the intro

CAUTION 10 gill Dr1nkcrs.- Since the IntrO-
duction Of aromatic schnapp, unprio
cped ppestocs cheats snd pirates have been detected in
pampg on upon the .nsnspeeng community spurious ar
pernicious poison with which community cursed,
and sends thousands early wreched drunkards grave
In order to myself and te community from such
rraes resorted to the espedent Of only selling the
bottle and cork and fac smile of my signature the la
bel The genuine DO purchased Of Of the respectable
druggists and grooers in tho United States
UD0LPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer OF the Sehiedam Are
matte schnapps - Beaver street.
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Married.

Ia this city, October 20, by Mr. Enoch Foreman, Mr.
CHARLES y. krGLsa, Of Berlin 10 Miss ARgy CaILp OF
Fall River, Mass, and 3Ir. EDWARD " DOUGLASS, of
patcboaus, /. l., to Miss MARGARET AN KsNATaci, OF
Albany, N. Y.
On Thursday, November -, by the Rev Dr.. P. A.
Proal, Rector " Trinity Church, utica N. Y, Joity g.
UPWARDS Q, MiwauAe TO LorisA B. soAr, OF this city.
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Police Intelligence,

FHK BANK OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK RoBgERY-
MONEY RETURNED TO TIE BANK.
In the Of Il rec mt bank robbery mentioned in
yesterdays edition. quite lumber OF persons corgega.
ted in and about the Office of the Chief OF Police with
yisw Of seeing the prisoner Johnson the robber Of the
bank, whose examination it believed would take
place at II o'clock before the Mayor However the prisoner
not brought from the ceD and many away dsap-
pointed at not being grated with sight of The who
dexterousy extracted $ SO from the Bank Of the State
Of New York without detection. Oaicer keefe yesterday
made affidavit setting forth the manner and circuun.
stances attending the srrest and the recovery the
ney, which amounts to 332 200 the of which we
have already published
Mr.. Adolphus n Iefdngwell, assistant teller OF the
bank testified in affidavit tbs ne CT the larceny and
also the amount Of money stolen and Identities the bills
recovered by the police 10 be those stolen from TIE bank
some of the paper wrappers stu bear tho private marks
Matthias Van Stay the porter OF the bank testified to
tanning 1t behind the pillars third tesrs DESK
while he carried in some specs which 0ccuPe him not
more than five minutes, Ard whsn he rotor aed the
ney gone.
ney back 10 the baDk, and took receipt fer the me-
but whether the or received the re for the reco
very OF the money did not learn We suppose he did
not, 81 there appears to be than clhimant.
Capt. Brennan OF the Sixth ward police sets up clan
for portion Of the reward the ground that he first
informed Kefe that Chauncsy ohuscn tho roober of
The bank; and secondly, mat he arrested him that
charge and brought hi to the Sixth ward station house,
the bar robbery How far this claim viii recoyn ,ed
BY the bank remains TO be seen
Chaupcey Johnson Is an old offender, hsvny served
term Of years the State prison at sy Stag and Like.
sise In Ms State prison AZ Cherry HILL phiadephis.
70 the man who ESCAPED from the Albany sii With III
eotorons Bob sutton the Pichpo;ket Il is now more
Will be awarded him on this erin 9, and taus trminst
bis existence in prison. he being in very ebs heal h.
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bAN0OR, NOV 70, I605'
Navigation is closed here; the anchor ice with the
No. os making obstruction Of several fee. in thick
sss There from sixty to eighty vessels, with full
eagee enclosed in the Ice besides the steamers Daniel
Webster, Boston, and Eastern State These steamboats,
made tempt Sunday to force their way through,
but abandoned IT. and returned TO their wharves The
ice obstruction extends about five miles, contract has
been made this morning with the agent Of the
and Col John Goddard James Dunning to cut
channel and get out the vessels at 81 per ton which
will amount to about $4,000. The job will last about
days. and the railroad been turned to the
Peunt val Of the ice
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The Fur Trade.-The Ladies' very ma
urally deeply interested tho trade and ,hey will
be glad that KNOX has procured assortment OF
elegant and becoming articles OF winter costume that
N extent VARIETY and far exceed that of other
the ind purchase at his
tabshment usual great. Call him a. Us
Fulton street, and learn his prices.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH i.

Movements OF New York Cong ressmen.
gsClAL ooRIasfoSDmU or rHg NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Nov. IS, 1853.
Members OF Congress- elect passing through city
Afy, On route for Warrington. We noticed Hon Caleb
Lyon, Of Lewis county Hon. o. B. Mattson, Of Oneida
and Hon. G. w. Chas' OF 0tssgo representative from
Ais district Hon. Rufus Peckham left on Saturday
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Singing School.-ThOse who wish to join
the singing class Of MR. BILLINGS at the lecture Of
the First Church. corner Of BISome and Elizabeth
The school is TO be only evening in tho week Terms So
per garter twenty four lessons ReerencesSynor A.
Bagoli and Mossrs. u. +. Root and W. 3. Bradbury.
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FURNITURE.

SfIEEAPER THAN EVER n-ENAMELLED sBfS-gN.
" amcil led sos.N0. 6i6 Broadway pest door the
sedori Gallery heaper than all others in New YORK Sc
sold at twenty i've thirty cent e than they be
found anywhere else all made kn dried wood the
best nieh throushOut all made az our factory No 40
Greene street. GIlIJrS& BYRNE,
Cheap Hnameled Furniture Warehouto sc Broadway,
few doors above sping Etseot dscr Dr. Chapis
church.
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CHINA AND EARTHnNWARE.

DEVoLUTIoN IN CIIINA.-TnE PUBLIC ARE
AZ aware that PHILLIPS hiss eau, royolu.
ton In rii es OF hyperion French china intAuds sc.
dc which he wi cont nue. 70 tell OF until New Yo,rs at
thirty cent below cos Twenty thousand and tool
sets st present clearing out under sos r Jew days cay;
fine oolet OF Gil paintings selling on and othtr goods
tpcluding silver plated ARE &o 10 at PHILLIPS
fson depot, % N&sau street, door frc John Last
few days
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Sewing Mechlnes.-Shlrt and Collar Mama
fAsturers particularly invited to call and examine Sin
machine for bchng fine linen and cotton goods This
machine sews with single thread The seam perfectly
far more regular and beautiful When starched and Toned
the stitching retains all its dstnetnes and beauty whch
not the with any other machine.
l. n. SINGER CO., 1913 Broadway.
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Hair Dye and Wias.-Batch .cr's Manu-
iADtory No. 233 Broadway opposite she Park whore
ae has the kess in hs world tor the sale
sId application Of his hair dye aud newly invented
sad seapoes. Nine privA.s rooms, AL noor Copy
Ma
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BALTIMORE, Nov. %, 1858.
me New Orleans mail OF Tuesday last is received but
~ papers contain no news Of Importance.
New Orleans papers Of Monday last contained dates from
Galveston, Texas to the 18th Now announcing the or.
ganisation Of the Legislature and the delivery Governor
Bsns message which is largely devoted to the subject of
ths Pacific Railroad. The Governor recommends the Ell
1ao route The system Of military defence of the from
r Is complained Of inadequate and the action Of the
IAgislature is invoked in the matter.
Yellow fever st liz gering at Galveston and Hous-
I'm.
letter from ri Pasfo dated 9th October says that the
yndans had attached company Of Americans and stolen
I've hundred head of horses and mules and also blankets
md clothing. Depredatons by the Indians Of daily
they venture within few hundred yards
q the fort occupied by U 9. troops.
Tho Alabama Legislature had decided to elect u s. SEN
ators the 26th Saturday lass) despatch to the
Charleston Mercury says the election of Fitzpatrick and
Clay the nominees Is probable, but not certain
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The Massachuse Election, Sc.

BOSTON, Nov. Z5, IsO3
ne second trial the election OF representatives TO-
ny has established beyond doubt the wing supremacy
n Massachusetts, for the next year Lowell elects ten
whgs lawrence three and many other towns where there
Vas NO choice before elect wings.
Ne weather here cloudy and cold, and few fakes Of
suox-ths FIRST OF the seAson-fell to-day.
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Ladies.-I.OOO Eml,roldere


Silks !-Most Splendid Silks OF all Kinds,
treeade plaid plain striped figured and the most magnd
cent highly lustred plain black brilliant sks all just
chased auction just been opened BY HlTGHCoCK
LEADBEATER N Broadway, 81 the greatest kind Of bar
rains.
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Po,hnm,s GICt Enfernriro--rhc Gnncra]

Committee receive Perhau,s Git property viii this
evening at the Stuyvoant Institute to hear the report
tho sub Conmittoc appointed to inquire ia.o Ia title
and value Of the 100 Ot0 gifts.
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Mourning Cioaks-A Large Assortment OF
the finest and richest materials ready
sale the New Msurni Store a between
the ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels.
BARTHOLOMEW WEED
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M.rnIficont Furs,-The Ladies'

at the Prescott Hat Store Capt Degroots masnifotnt
hotel Broadway and Spring street, mag
pifcent the and elegant which
ifoently popular proprietor, KNOX eposng OF
prices and the geutlemen usual
be with his elegant hats at the econnmioa
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Perhn,n,s Gift Ticket OGiccs. Academy

HALL 663 Broadway r. WatorH' music STORE 3j3 Broad
way Lovejoy's Hoto Park row. Howaras Hotel Broadway
snd Maiden anc and Hcses eeuh candy depot 1866 Chat
ham street. Only about 2eV AcGes remain unsed, and
persons wishing them will apply above ism sdatey,
hpsoulAtorS buying largely IN anticipation OF heavy
Wfume.
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Kid Gloves, Mt hty cents pair, for both
ladies aud senmenJouyins .ss the bsst gloves In this
NJ Broadway They have inst purchased them Al auction
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POLITICAL.

ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
"A Republican General Committee willbe eld this evening
the 18th inst at the Stuyyesant Institute at o'clock
TuOS. j. BARR, Chairman.
q. G. GLAzIER, cooro.,,;o.
Wm B. RIPLEY, s0eio''licS'
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BIeak House BaIIads---No.

Bleak House Ballads---N0. 1-Bcginning
shs World IS cents Words by Ftz Jamos OBron. music
by Thomas Baker And with parting sob he began the
wrldnot this world OH thshe world that sets this
rghtnBleak House" This truly beauti.ul song, both
words and melody. Published by
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Three Days Later News FrOm AuctlOh'
100 embroidered hand erchi from a. to 6 900 ebroider
collars from ~ TO 600 large pointed collars from s.
TO- $40 nfants bes At 49, 80 infants frocks at ~ 5o
OQ0 nfants waists from 49, to s 300 ladies' OF tered
skirts 1885, 900 black thread wells from is to 3d. 10
dozen hemmed stitched bandkerchies at 81 dozen
MADDEN STEWART, West End near Grace Church. ITO
Rr adway
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Meets Celebrated Champagne Wines, In.
cuding the Verznsy win dc Ancais, in pnts and
quarts landing st. Der s from Hayre For sale by JOHN
DUNCAN CONS, i07 Broadway.