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Die GaGbtibrlidje ,,GrEititirn" ben aacntcwn
Sc6l6ule wirb Opnneritog gltcnbs, ben Bitten
prIcs Mcnats in Der SbbfeupwS Salle 9rHalten
werpen. lletrn9en tperben arnau I'M O. atr Den
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9tpplitanien bstisben Ii6 setIi4 bfm llnter5r6ne-
ten ;l melbrn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
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pen aagenteinen publfun trtannt, pae rr eds
nearrteute 3itSdi9e badleinems Gaftaus pea
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
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mirb hermit scseben, Dap Die S6ul' Direftoren
pom Sbtrmilfprp Oiirtft fd perianlnieln 'rsrpeh
auf Ntittpp6S ben 6ten 9lprl, rrii nbr Dior
ocns, am SauIe BON Splrmpn &tnmerer, allipr
aqe unp Sepe, welae re6tmSbise anIprii3e
an BEN teIaotcn DiTrift baben, f4 ctnFnpen
fSmen uno ibrc Scsablung in Gmpfan9 nebs
men, bamit alrs III turSer 3eit in 8i6t9tett 9e'
bradbt perpeu tanr,-peil na6brr bic nod ttbrt9e
Nonbs ,mtcr bic srei Dtitrtfte pert9eilt rerpen.
gluf grIebl Der Sporr.
Samuel Stauffer, Srt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
SOGlO! SOllO!
8i6ti9e uno punberpoQe 0eui9feiten
Bargains! Bargains!

Bargains! Bargains!
GBsirntr uno sreinj9 fnb immtr nrtb an ibrtm
alttu Stanpploe in Dem Srdm Gd9t6aupe in Srsrttr:
tOuu uuo ptrtaufn 8dttr 70 tpcblfstl ats il. S8ir
dno ebcn piSotr rcn philadelphia ;urddacttbrt nit
suCm ntueu IfrrtrCut pcn ellen QrtCn SSaartn, ,tprb
aus9cluht uno ;u Den ntroeritcn Saar9cO Commit:
Icnsprcifn Ciu9ttauft iucbs mir rpicbCr on uun0cr
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6Guftr, nab Dem tiUi9cn Stcbr pcn gSsionsr uur
9rtn9, unb br ipcrbct unS inucr bcrcit fuetn cub
u pticltn, inbCm mir cub bui9r wrtoufsn ais eic5
ir9cnopc irnft aCfbtbcn tonn. eietts frnmt bcr:
6ti uue cramiuirt unfirn Std pcn
0reBs@dtern.
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uuo Cini9e ntdb wrbfCitvr.
&attun fits 0'rob6fartt, fit Ct Gtntt,
90. @rtra g.
%. iuytrftiue Sc. l, 10
StNt 2(rt pru Otloirs gu alien grtiftu.
Ntpoto, 9cppdtrtitt, Su l2I Gtnts.
5: s ;: = =
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fc risosr otS 371 Gents.
Strampk, Saneitbubs, Sbubc, 9anesr, uutat:
uGbte GclarS uno picle anoerc Guttr, Ole ocm Nu9i
9sfaGSu, wtnn ibr nur fcmmt uno Fc uutsrfuAt.
Sir Wann6perionen.
g8ir bobcn cine 9rcgs 2tusruubt pcn Sud-, GaNIi'
mtrcs, SwWrs, Satnets, Ssitin9s pcn allen Nrttn,
iuptrftinr iblpor;ir Sotin.
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DO DO I.25
90 10 $50
DO 30 LIS
DO 20 200
90 10 2.25
10 30 m2.50, 275. 800 400
Cine Nusrpnbt Suntp Sud-, Wau une anesre 6ars
6ru, an nicrGrn Yrsiitn.
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aopptu, uno elm @crratb firti9tr atsieer, gut 9es
nlatbt unb biGis ;u babcn.
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Driipicrtt b.brtitSr 9cbltlttr iu nur Cts. Gle w.
30 20 tsnsrer, . %
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| nur Ste.
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uio pcblkjlsr yrrtaufsu, ais ttsS all anesrn Srttn
9cFbttbt.
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| 5000 gufbd GjruncGstrtnou bStbfttn gNartPrfsn.
! 10000 pfuno Suttcr 90 90
! 10000 0uetnN @itr 10 20
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-30
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SOelpIleT NHV SItIIIIH.
Srsrttrtoun, GRir, 8. NO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
Died.


On Sunday morning Dscembsr A. GEORGE WALTER FRI
GERARD, son of W P. and Sarah Anne Fitzgerald
attend he frsrai from tha rasia ncs ~ hi ethr NJ
SEQ Bowery, at two O'Clock this afternoon.
On Sunday, December 4, Of smallpox, RoBEsr Henry
His relatives friends also the members of the City
Musketees, OF the 18th Regiment requested to at
tend the funeral from his lte residence No 95 Charles
street at ten O'Clock tas morning His remains will be
taken 10 Greenwood for intement.
On Saturday December g. EJz,BEr M. WATSON, eldest
daughter Of John ADD Henrietta Wa son.
The friends and scquainfances OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funera at O'Clock this az
tepoon from THAR residence No. 1873 East Twenty sixth
street between First and Second avspues
On Sunday evening December 4, EMER BARTLETT, aged
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the fuue-
raj on Tuesday 9th iDs'., Mt twelve O'clock from the
Nasnir eton Hotsi, No. Broadway.
On Saturday evening December 3, MARIA Helm, daugh.
j. q Heip, aged years and months.
The friends ana s.qusintances Of the family
specially nvitsd To aond the funeral at two O'Clock
this afternoon, from No. 81 East Broadway.
On Saturday December 3, Alloy A. only daughter Of
sGnuel p. and Caroline D. White, aged l year aud
manths.
The relatives and ehds of the family are req uesed to
attend her funeral az twelve o'clock this day. No 1o2
In Jersey City. on Sunday December T. after lingering
llnes, EuzAnEH MCKAY, wife of Richard Mckay, aged
The funeral will psce from her late residence
No. 81 Gregory street, at eleven O'Clock to-moero.
morning.
Newark papers please copy.
On Sunday afternoon, December 4, sAxuxL NICHOLS
ESQ, aged 20 years and 4 days
The relatives and friends OF the family also the ac-
quantaDccs Of his sons, william, Samuel, and Edwin
Nichols and the exempt fremcn of tho city, are re-
snecfuly invited 10 attend his funeral from his Iae
RESIDENCE No Ss7 Broome street. of Mulberry at
two O'Clock to afternoon, without further nvi
taton.
On Friday, December 2, ornrA, daughter of Abraham
Tui nure. aged 20 years.
The relatvesand friends Of the family respectfully
requested TO attend her fnneral from No. 1870 Second
avenue, ct O'Clock this afternoon.
On Sunday, December 4, Of consumption, JAMES DoES,
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Personal Intelligence.

For Savannah, in the steamship Augasta-PJ Harper.
Hyae, Mrs Harper and child, Miss Mead Mr. Gin
nurse; Brosmshap, Miss Kosanna Mcuabe l. Taylor,
JFredericks robert Whoepolc, II Hand, Thos Walter
Jsmes Bmes, Mrs VIM savsry, MISS Van schick, VIM
Stephen Clark. Root, Mr. Geo Bril- IS, Norton,
hrs Geo Harding, Miss Hunter Mro Freeman, Miss
King Miss Peck Mrs Neuman Mics Robinson, Miss Wy
y, Mrs Yepss Dr. u!livau, N Marriott Alexander
Kelley Hcrisr, Mr. Olrstaad and child Mr3 Hicks,
Capt q Meuton, VIM Wells W Northrop. u n orth-
rep, David Buck ID eer Francis Borrack, II Graham,
ID Harrison Is wilson, Peter Fisk Friend, Miss Nc
Donald Walkiey Lwd 2 Russell Mis-, $ Robinson, Miss
Miss Burnett Miller DIR Burnett Davis child
Miss Davis, Isndon, Landon, Clark and lady, W
Goddard, NJ Johnson and 80 in the steernge.
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WArcnEs AND JEwrLHY..TnE SUBSCRIBER 10

WATCHEs AND JEwILEY..TnE SUBSCRIBER 10
seing all descriptions of gold and silver Watches
ery and silver AZ retail At much less than the usual
received every arrival with certificates from him with
watch warranted perfect tmo kcepers Sl60 $500
Cooper watches duplex and levers hunting magic
per Get time keepers s5 eo
and quarter second watches for timing cold and
silver cases, sl2s TO $40 Chrouometers-Spiendid soi1
pocket chroncmeters which without any variation S
70 $50 Eight day which eight days.
$40 to S Enamel watches for ladies; some In huaIns
eases s2S to 500 Diamond watches for lsds,; NJ.
three different watches. 500 to $7s Watches which D
and turn tho hands without any key toSlO ane gold
pine watches four holes jewesd S nne gold detached
levers $5 gold cnameed watches for the les SS eoid
English patent levers 1885, gold English patent levers hunt
ing ease. SIS silver patent levers lov s6 silver de-
tached levers Is low As $ Damopds.-Diamond rngs
pins ting rings and 70. ss 81 much
pure gold wedding ring gold sey and seals gold pens
pencils gold an silver thmbes bracelets breast pins ou
picks, charms. cbateaine chains Silver wsre-stsnq
silver spoons cups, forks, pie knives, napkin rings ut
hives Wedding cake knives 40 Watches and tcwelry
changed All watches warranted 70 keep good time the
money returned kinds Of Watches and ecols
the usual prices ono. G. ALLEN Importer Of Watches
and Jewery wholesale and retail, ii wall street, sesona
floor, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPREME Coum-General Term.--Non enumerated mo-
tons and Nos TO Is.
sUpRKn Couar-Orcuit Nos. 1854, 364, 400, SEQ,
S02, SOB, 504, 400, 400 $685. s6Sh, 247 $685. ara III.
COMMON PiEAs-FIst Part.-yos. 1856 $50. 800 847 G65
90, $685. 3s9 l6Q. 49, 74i, S9s, 1874 T65 sl5. Part
1seondN.s. z7o 7ssK $780, 9o2 $780, so7 1876, 757, 1885,
761, 1872, oee, 2T7, $40, Oil.
SUPERIOR CoUnr-Txo branches Nos 336, 1913 143,
ls2 27l ia 2aI 900 2s4 5O7 6ls 90 100, loI, 1O2
81, $780, sos $685. 4s1 522 2O3 3p3 49, 81 6s g. 5i7, IL
661, b3s 345 $685. bab 27 250 26s 336 293 400. S4o
663, 62s $685. .97 49, $685. 54S 259, geo. 3o1 272 16 T.
IA, 90, 4z3, Ab6. 1871, 214, 2lb 216.
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Of shsrshoid.rs appointed 70 examine be
worth the investment Of dollar to Try to obtain it, AS 10
Will afford to any family all the comforts c Then again
ncre are others who take greater fancy to fast hors
Al such viii invest their dollars 70 ses Telegraph who Is
AN want panos and contribute their dollars hopes
tpg Of 7. Gilbert Co.'S celebrated Eolaus rom the
ys,oi pencils pens &C., hence everybody should
way The plumber unsold Is comparatively small and
AHA ehews the cessy of eariy application under
that the distribution will take place tho Cht
mas holidays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

ITO EXPORTERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODa-THE
subscribers having purchased the sole and exclusive
right OF india rubber boots and
the Goodyear patent for the whole of the French
have established at Eontargs loret Paris the arges
power capable turning out five thousand pairs diem
under the mmed ate direction of Mr. Hiram Hutch
IN late President of the Newark India Rubber Company
The styles and auay of their compare
ably with the besver produ ed in this country they
are TO receive orders for the French
and Russian MARKET Terms liberal ad large per cent
gained in FREIGHT insurance, duties - HUTCHINSON
lien DERSoN Co., Fabrioants do Soulitrs Caouchouc
Usae Langee, Pres Montatgis Loret, France Bur,aux
ct Depot G2 kuo du taubourR Poissonniere Paris Orders
received at la and l76 Pearl street, New York.
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Of Dunasn, County wekiowe Ireland in tina s7th year
of His age
His friends aud acquanances .sctfully invited
to a1t.Gd hs funeral from his late reside nee No $50
Pesr street at two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon without
further invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
OPPOSITION TO THE CRYSTAL pALAcE-vALUA

Opposition TO THE CRYSTAL PALAcE-vALUA
the assoss mns pso in sho Mor
New York Oct ii 1851 is to certify that we were
h saDsss ca aas % G
take great pleasure stating far surpassed our most
and r.y Te WITH
oil tho Ad of any have seem This
truly valuable inveotion when ready for use occupies
capable and betting from three to tn bushels
hour Il comp esI Ssp;nses with M completed ma
Ing and the betting ny tn simple a,snso9 q
and
dispenaby required But in addition TO this Of
and . I .Ss ss.
the power and ric'ion required and from hs OLD
ing Hour supesans midsiinss shipsua and bran.
grain going At hs eve Of the French burr and
IL @ % s
cable to any ssr horse up to any other desired
@ I the I Of the s Ian put
creates. Importance assistant mill ana
bolt by which they will be enabled mako much
community, and which, we doubt not will not emily BIO
used the United States, but also
r. Chamberlin, mill proprietor.
Robert Turner head miller Hills mills.
Z D. shelmire,; proprietor Boston.
G. Woopough, head miller whitnoy's mills.
T. Stutterd first miller At Boston.
r A. KinsieS ' first miller Her, Il lEsaa mills
&c sWinam, proPriescr ,x 1Esaa anil mills
A. Burbanks, PROPRIETOR Crescent mills
T. c. Vice. miller.
for this invention for the Eatern States and Viz
gnia North Carolina New Jersey and parts Of New
sold agent mill operation ~ the
Harlem railroad depot ROOM No. g. entrance on bite street,
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THE BALL SEASON.

COMPLIMENTARY SOIREE TO Il. GILBERT Will
~ ton the popular American professor Of the fashona
dan The committee wond notice to form pupils and
that tho arra completed for the oomp
nenary grand soree TO be given at Montague Hail. Brook
n, Tuesday evening" December Is whore they will be
happy to meet them that occasion Tickets will be fur
nahod hropgh Me- Weon by nng at his roosi Orange
street, Brooklyn; price So MdVle Dy Dodworh.
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w r. FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
w characteristics wig maker b59 Pearl street New, York
vato Iarties asqucradcs and fancy dras! balls NJ b.
Country theatrical supplied Oh short notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

ed what n the between putting hat his
head and putting his head into his har The
differences IL sim the of the hat stufj
an ugly Indifferent hat his head his ugly
into the came Why be dsgu himself he claps on
his head eeyan beaver, allows his head TO
the same he becomes ne and fashionable 10
i9g nit ON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

THE JOHN MITCHELL UNCONSTITUTIONAL MEET.
ing of tho delegates from the sooi es for above
monstration will be held Tuesday ming the inst
at Montgomery Hail. No. Prince street. TO take action
report the committee Appointed to wait
illustrious patriot John MITCHELL rendering him demon
sraton public procession Of the trades and civic
ceties Of New York and the surrounding Cities which
he mott warmly accepted in the and in behalf Of his
oppressed and down country and which procession
will take place according to his wishes
Monday the 10th inst Societies yet repre- rented Will
please send delegates Tuesday ever ing az above.
WILLIAM CARROLL, Chairman.
JOHN McGRATH, Secretary.
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Married,

On Monday evening, November %, by the Rev. DE-.
llet at his residence, No a0s Broome strest, Mr. WM
II. BREWSTER TO Miss MARIA HARNErr; also, Mr.. DAVID
W. MozRIaoN Miss HAR1IIT NEWELL all Of this city
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ArIUSE NIENTS.

THE WORLD IN MIEIATURE.-A GRAND MODEL
ofGae World, 10 pl'ster OF Paris covering
nearly ore thousand square feet every egenng O'clock
=. S7 and e79 Broadway corner Of khto street. Tho
Oceans Seas &c. represented by real water with nina
ure fhps MAXI tho Land, with it's variations 10
In snicent bsy relief Tho whole anorss a la.
de5oribsbe grandeur Lecture at r. b. T<kct IS oons
children.
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CToRE IN BROOKLYN TO LEr-WELI, sTruArrn
- near City Hail. rare char CO; parted with solely on
sIeSmns 9. Kent psr month; fixtures SD Sui
Herald once. - -s',' " W -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

GOLD WArcHEs-vALUED AT $50 AND 500 EACH,
VI be had lucky. for dollar apiece by
stepping in at Perhams Gift Ticket on CO. 663 Broadway
Now is the time to buy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

KNOWS elegant establishment in the Prescott House. corner
81 Broadw and spring street and select Rurs for he
haf magnificent stock and his charges commonly
scnsble This is advice, the following OF which
will regret.
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those who wish improve their .ndwIng TO In mad
chat there 10 nets place In the world whore TIE art ri
snsnssip be acquired either more agreeaby
exredi iopsy than at the superb establishment Of h
12LLDdMlYI. 3O2 EroadHnY.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

In the city and county of New York, 26th day
of November to the Sd day of December. 1853.
lien, 3d. women, 81; boys, no. girls. 100 Total $50.
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Daguerreotypes by German Machinery
40 OF The people through the mill daily for
d co 2s9 Broadway.
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that GUkDONS ~ Nassau street Is the office to order
rrntngosras, circulars, labels &e &C. Original Yam
lee rres ccf formerly John and Nassau streets
GORDON Prjntery, Is Nassau t,rttt.
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Dissolution or Par tnership.-Molau & Bor-
shers shipp Office IS West street, this day
Partnership and debts contracted by the said firm after
This date will be paid by
Dec. 2, 1888 III. BORCHER2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-SEvERAL GRNrLRNHN
can be aceomme dated with fine and partial beard
BY applying At Sands street II ID very oonvenient "a
several ferries References EXCHANGED.
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NEW YORK. DECEMBER 4 1ssa-Io THE EDITOR

NEW YORK, DECEMBER lsss.-TO THE EDITOR
IN of the Herald Dear SNotcag arrest 10 yester-
days PAPER beg leave 70 correct your statement have
nssto1 i'm p;taror pa In, on N avn snt
Tho thing is sod aote to iu Syracuse for S38 As
itwa $50 to ret rid of sold less snd the who
drew the failed therefore said poe and
ts man sold it to did rot n,ty m" but sent the same
to Syracuse and paid the ote but offered to settle
in this city Therefore hope my good name usual will
be sustained. remain, yours n. SIMON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CRYSTAL PALACE, BRISTOW'S GALAXY OF So.
IA perior writing ard at tho writing Pariora, 29s Broad
silver medal be awarded to him for business
writing Mr. Bristow insures to all ages and fine
flowing hand Terms low. Call Private tuition; writing
copied. Cards s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Green's Shirts have become q fixed fact
in fashions inventory No gentleman considers his
robe complete without set of hem and the stream
tom flowing into GREEN'S establishment No. Astor House
Ia the increase. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC NJ TIcE-THE REGtLAR QUARTERLY
M communication tf The Most Woshpul Grand Lodge OF
the Most Ancient terny Of Free and
ceped Easons the tate of New York. will be held At 81
Crosby street, Tuesday. De g. at o'clock p. II.
JAMES III. AUSTIN, Grad 9ecretary.
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II .0U
FRoM-Hospital Bellevue, 10; Penitentiary, BLACKWELL,
Island, s.; Small Pox, Blackwells Island 1; Wards
Island 20; Randes Island, 81 City Hospital s; Colorei
Home Hospital, B: colored persons, A.
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. Dec. 8. 1859
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CristadOrO's Liquid Hair Dye, Will trans.
form the ugliest bead Of hair into the
imagnable also whskers and mousaches Try it. you who
in need of such Article and will regret
expense. Sold and applied at CRISTADORO3, No. Astor
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You'll Want NI0ustachc by New Years
day and onguent will make the whiskers
strong and thick in six weeks and won't
jure the skim Price 81 bottle 50 Dozen
any part Of the country. r. e. GRAHAM, 3S Ann street,
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS.-A. N. HI
L late forwardsr on the Isthmus for Adams 4
press is now prepared to furnish passenger and
tickets from Aepinwall to Panama. Passenger tic
chased in New York take precedence in choice Of m
Apply to JOHN W. DARLINGTON, adams 4 Co.
BroadwAv.
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LOST AND FOUND.

{
7 OST-LAsT EVENING, AT THE ENTRANCE OF TIE
literally rewarded returning to the Herald composing
room by giving information where it found.
boys posed to have picked they
the vicinity y few minutcs after 1t was lost.
II OST-ON SUNDAY MORNING, FOURTH INSTANT,
IA while going from Delmoncos through William
dar Streets Through the Post Ooe to Nassau and Liberty
east eide of Broadway to the Irving House. LIFT side in ham
bers to College place and AZ Barclay street six stone da
ond cross pin liberal will BIO paid at lS9 BROAD
way for the tnne. JOHN CHEDELL.
r OST-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON A GOLD BRACE.
- let, containing three heads, passing through
Ninth street Second Tenth street Broadway
tecnth street, and Fifth Tenth
will be suitably reward by leaving at lS2 sixth
OsT-o ON SATURDAY MIGHT, A LADY'S BLUE
card containing llsrsn dollar bill and
bills of dollar each-and bank OF tho New
lea Citizens Bank of the amount Of thousand
hundred and five dollars, thu Bank Of andre Cother,
Paris France dated lsl TO BIO paid TO Madame Theresina
with the lady's them Any finding the article
above toned, who will be kndas the
owner at MT T. nson's ladies French shoe store, 10
Grand street where il has lost in the VERY or
Chatham street, Will be suitably rewarded
OsT-oN SATURDAY EVENING. EITHER AT THE
IL Broadway Theatre or in going there TO Lsight
street. pearl Drop being part of earring Also three
black lace veilsonc about live ks ncen Canal street.
another week since 1T the National Theatre in Chat
ham street. the last emo Monday evening last at Pertains
broadway one finding the above articles will be suta
bly, rewarded by leaving them at the union I9 Hudson
street. GEO. w. YESEY.
OCKET FOUND-WHJCHTdEo WNERXAY OBTAIN
IL by applying to @. O. STONE eweler No. is Canal az
EoUND-oN WEDNESDAY EVENING. A SUM OF
money, which the owner can have BY applying to Mrs.
kelyea, lt4 Mott street.