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Court OF General Sessions.


Nov. 16.-Barglary ia the Second Degrce.-Micha ell
Boyle and John j. Miller were indicted for forcbly
terng the store Of Jacob Goodwin Al West Twenty third
street. the l4th October last and taking thence some
toor wagon springs and two boxes OF the value
81 $50 From the evidence IL appeared that the owner
found the two boxes at Haddcn,s brass foundry
MADDEN had purchased them from Matthew Smith who
purchased them from John Fitzpatrick, junk deal
es, who in his turn had them from the prs
eners When arrested and charged with the offence the
prisoners silent. The jury acquitted them for
want, as they said, Of sufficient evidence. M.
upon his trial for stealing the llth OF November
OF shoes of the value OF sl2 from Henry s. Boy
dem, bootmaker 40 Dye street Prisoner was detected
Burglary in the laird Degree.-Jsmes Smith and John
Foster severny indicted for breaking into the
mises Of Strong b. Moore los Fulton street. the 9th
inst and stealing two chises, a screw-driver, &c.
evidence against the prisoners clear They
interrupted in their work by employee of Mr. Moore
arrested by police officer Verdict of guilty Sem
fenced to the State prison for four years and half
Petit Ldrceny.-Thomas Wilson, (colored was tried
convicted for stealing overcoat of the value of
SIo from the store of Thomas Smith, merchant tailor
the evening Of the 10th Of Nov. inst Sent to the
penitentary for six months and fined $50.
Dsorderiy Honses-Charles Quinn, (colored,) in
deted for keeping adsordcry house a43 Thomas street
From the evidence the place emed to be notorious
house of i'll fame frequented by white and colored peo
pie OF both and by the most depraved characters
the neighborhood. Verdict of guilty. Sentence
served.
Mary Ford was also indicted for keeping dsorderly
house at 80 Cross street. but for want OF sufficient evil
dence against her, she acquitted
Grand Ldrceny.-John Schmidt, German, was in
dcted for stealing OF shoes the Goth Of October
from the store of Quacl enbush 4 Co., 25 Greenwich
street The shoes valued 36I and the prisoner
y State prison for two years.
The Court then adjourned
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Married..


On Wednesday, November Is, by Rev. DIR. H. w. Bel
lows ROBERT D. HART, Of this city to HARRIET A. SMITH,
daughter Of the late Methusaleh Overflow Of Brookha
ven. Suffolk county L.
At st. Matthew'S Church. Jersey city, Wedne -lay
November Is, by the Rev. Dr. Bowden, ARAs G. VIII
LAMs of this city to Miss MARY E. SINCLAIR, daughter
of the late John Sinclair Esq of Ann Arbor. Michigan
On Wednesday, November 15 at st. Columbus Church
by the Rev. Father McLear MATTHEW FARRELL 70 Miss
KATE N. A. McDERMoT all Of this city.
Oh "Wednesday morning, November Is, at St. Bartho
lemews Church, f. T. SILL to BEATRICE NJ daughter Of
James Wothsrspoon, ESQ, all OF this city
In this city, on Saturday, November T. by the Rev.
John Hagany, Mr. 0tL 7. McISrosu to Miss CARRIE NJ
WILSON, daughter q Wilson, Hs. all Of Jersey s, city
Church, by the Rev. Dr. Hawks sS.DNLS G. LAyfER, OF
Montgomery, Ala, TO MARY I. Brown, of this city
at Sing sing, on Monday, November IS, by the Rev.
Mr. Trainer, JAMES g. CARPENTER of this city, to LIZZIE
daughter Of the late Job Carpenter of the former place
AT Clifton Thursday morning, November H. by the
Rev. Mr. Thompson Mr.. DANIEL PELToS, Jr.. to Miss
JANE s., eldest daughter Of Mr. John l., Flake all Of
Staten Island
Nav hi.s ..orever play around their heads,
Content be theirs, and peace unmix'd with care;
And all the joys that await virtues deeds,
Centre in my dear friends-this happy pair,
One that ne'er yet has known connubial bliss
At q novice-now solicits heav'n
To strew round you, in varegated dress,
All, all the blessings that to US are giv'n.
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entered into and completed BY Schuyler delivering il to
ths treasurer Of the company That the contract
lsae with Schuyler that the plaintiffs unknown to
the company, either contractors importers, and
that the plaintiffs have any claim to the property
Joined It must be contested BY action Of trover
plevin.
Mr.. OConor replied and the Court decided that the
injunction against Mr. Redfeh should be dissolved
1he further hearing Of the argument against the
Railroad Company adjourned TO Friday morning, in
order to give Mr. sandford opportunity Of putting in
additional adidayits.
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HURRAH FOR sEYNoUR-THE RAINBOW, NOT
IL the " rainbow OF promseo merely, which
surely followed by performance The proprietor Of The
Rainbow Hotel, Nos. 81 and 81 Beekman street takiuo
sincere and interest in the
promised his patrons that on the reelection of dsn
ushed statesman and fearless advocate Of rights the
people, he would reduce his tariff prices TO twenty
cent and he has the pleasure TO announce not
only that tho tariff Is In operation but that he
added to his stock slss brsndiss wines cigars A and
that hencefortb have his larder replenshcd beyond
precedent with Sht the market affords. The oyster
panc having his stand repete with the
his pastry bar daily furnished with every sesonsbe spe
cies of Pfc tart cutard cake Ac and Coffee With
rolls sandwiches are always hand. The locality
being but few doors east Of Nassau street. and within
few minutes walk Of tho City Hail. but BE- convent
nt for thosc having business 81 the Municipal occs and the
Courts IL must mo- be forgotten that ladies dine
private psrcr, ct from ~ NJ and that the Rsstaur
~ z open for gentlemen until n Well furnished
Lodging rooms 81 the usual In Short every thing can
~ sae o W kaisbew On the most reasonable terms
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ITO THE pUBLIC.-IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPOINT
ment appeared with counsel (Mr. Easer) before
Justice Osborne to-day at three o'clock to meet the
preferred against by George Chapman, aud declared
Mr. Chapman present with the counsel employed by
him tMr Philps and applied for adjournment tho
ground that hts counsel had not had sufficient time to
Inc the matters complained Of and aso because he had
the that Of the books and papers which he refers
to in his adayit land which counsel had notified him to
produce the examnaton out of the city. The
pective being able to the adjourn
to delay in the matter Justice Osborne stated that mas
much the complaint made by Chapman contained various
charges and verbose in its statements
drawn by Chapman himself without legal advice he
himself admitted in Court he should suggest that Mr.
Chapman specify charge distinctly for examns
on and thus dispense with the unnecessary loss of time
and facilitate the examinations and in order TO enable this
to be DONE to accomplish this no would let the
stand until next Monday week We, through
sell declared ourselves ready and competent to meet all the
charges contained in the nfdavit. We simply request
suspension of public opinion the charges preferred
against until We have an opportunity publicly to
and dsprove them We satisfied that show
that the whole proceeding Is attempt to the
ment of n claim which the complainant will not place for
investigation in civil court where his mouth vol
ours would be stopped In this criminal proceeding Mr.
HENRY J. IRBOTsoN,
NEW Yonx, Nov. &C. 1854 sAM'L +. IBBoTsoN.
before he commenced these proceedng that he should
commence thcm no would include me in his affidavit
although nnoceA in order to cut on
from being witness for my brother II J. ibbotson
VETERANS OF TIE WAR OF lsl2.--.AN ADJOURNED
meeting Of the corps At the Star" Friday the 18th
I'M T. att r. NJ Delegates Veterans
Is 2, are invited to meet with us. by order.
A. w. JONES, Major Commanding
A. DAILY, Jr., Adjutant.
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Wondcrful-Arc the SO Cent Large Size CO.
lorcd with complete
that Broadway corner Howard street. BY
GARBANATI, Artist
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AnSOn's Dngucrreotypes, Largo Si1e, for 50
eentscoored and in nice oAsc twice the
20 CENTS ana equal quality and to that made
-
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Savings, get your DaguerreOtyPes for ~ ctss
Ct the New York Picture Company. HOLMES United
neses at once worked only BY this party and the agents
OF the patentee, $50 Broadway.
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE BRIAN BOR-
hoime Guards, Company A. Goth Regiment, N: Y. s. NJ,
will take place Tuesday evening" Nov 81 At the Chinese
brass hand engaged Tho floor will BIO under the direction
Professor Mason Tickets to admit gentleman and Ia.
of arran gements, or at the door,
Lieut.. Michael o. Meara, Timothy Coughlin,
Orderly Sergeant Bloomfield, Bernard Hanrin,
Sergeant keenan,, James Murphy. -
Capt. L. HEALY Chairman.
DAN'L MORAN, Treasurer. JOHN CouGHLIN, Sec'y
Military gentlemen will please appear in uniform.
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CameO-DaguerreOtype-T most Beautiful
style Of picture offered tho public taken only
CHARLES H. WILLIAMSON, 245 Fulton street, Brook
I'm.
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v superior in Solo, applied in their private
rooms at W. A. BATCHELOR's Hair Dye, Wig, and Orna-
mental Hair Factory, 2SS Broadway.
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Wigs and Toupees.-A Silver Medal award
cd to MEDHURST HEARD q Maiden lane, for the
wigs and toupees exhibited at the New York State Fair 1854
Back and front braids, eurs, &c. Copy the address
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n Capstalau1D and 0Anu1Actuxers-Tho
ulscbsr sasrs sale h susasss Of psrts
nssnaie faes WITH All The nssesssry apparatus f avsr
assr0s: q retiring from saanss
sisuiars apply 70 THOMAS NORTON, 5l2 Pearl street
sulphur Baths-Timolat,s Sulphur Baths,
tsm sruptions Of the skin severe colds vers &c are
recommended BY our most eminent physcians also edi
Gated vapor baths
Editorial Extract from the National Dcmo-
crat, Nov 10 1854 Five Of the medical
Aumina is and medioine aud moro to be depend
ed in cases of coughs colds asthma bronchitis and
acqaaisted It's personally endorsed BY many
editorial brethren we'll ourselves who have witnessed
low citizens only Il to their friends as an ex
traordinnry medicine in lung complaints We Of
depot Al Broadway and II not iu the hands Of ali our
leading druggists, il ought TO be.
ness and bnshiose TINT which, as Shakspesra says OF
sweet voice. IAN excellent thing woman pass
un III hP u e. .ss nv % ., nn
cation Of this peerless cosmetic For ssis a. PHALoNs
OH broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel, and at lg BroadwAy
Of Dey street. and by all druggists and dealers in
fancy goods.
Beard, Sir!-Ycs, SIR, In SIC Weeks my
Onguent viii force the beard hair strong and
thick and won't stain or njure the skim bottle sent TO
part Of the country g. GRAHAM 10Y Nassau streets
zeiher, A South Third street, Philadelphia
Wigs and Toupees.-A Silver Medal award
wigs and hb.ea At the New YORK STATE rar s
Back and front braids eurls &C. Copy the address
Hair Dye and Wigs.-Batchclor's Flair Dye
r.oms az w. a. BATcMELoRs II.r Dye, Wig, ana orns
mental Hair Factory, 2S3 Broadway.
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a 1a:.::: a - s.ssssss, n: sssrias rs:sissisa:
E::sl;:S. Ths. ", n. members Of osers. cArI.:y 4
and s:ossr Henry Sr sSS p1oss
, s anSSa :. LhSIss Bss. who dsPslsd this
e.es caifoSnis away from his friends ana his native
That We Do most deeply y%..sA.s With hi;
and sasa sen and srssssr whose grief would
soSsh still, feeling The
that though Died Tar away he had every comfort the
rand brin sing As does remembrance Of old
sns truly his spGd aSsS; as sntsmaa
family the public and ourselves as valuable acquisition
the usual badge mourning period Of thirty days as
token Of respect and esteem for departed
Resolved That of the foregoing resolutions be sent
Resolved That the above resolutions be published in the
Henry Weed, George ch,i'ty,
J. Esss%ead, ]. a. Herman,
G. W w. H. Griffin, /. iE% a1ens.
Z. Il. W HieS Z. h ilassn
GEORGE CHRlsTY, Chairman.
EMMET MUTUAL b. AND b. socIETY.-TnE MEN
ing room u Prince street. this Afternoon 7th inst q,
to pay the last tribute q = late brother
JoHs J. GRACE, Recording Secretary.
T Asst TRAINS FOR KANSAS THIS sEAsoN.-.TRAINs
and 2sth Tickets he purchased at their Office
way and also description Of Kansas with map Of routes
GEORGE WALTER. Agent,
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-THIS SOCIETY
An will cele rate its hoth Monday the
3Uth nst BY address from the Hon. Bancrot
and other exercises At Niblos Saloon NJ o'clock aud
guhed will be present guests the occasion
Tickets for the literary and the dinner
cured from either Of the following ec-Aurustus
Schel 10 Wall street, Andrew Warner 5l6 broadway;
H. Moore, Librarian, University; William Chauncey 10 Old
slip; Benjamin H. Field, 1T Water street; William Strong
81 Pine street; George J. Cornell 60 W all street
~ the Travellers Home 1879 Cedar hereby
tilted that unless they call and take the away
before the LIST Of December ncxt ne said viii DO sold
It public auction, to pay expenses
NTOTICE.-GEORGE w. HARDENBRoOK HAVING
IN made to the Of all his pro-
him requested TO make immediate payment and
81 persons having claims against him win please send
statements without delay. CHRISTOPHER kIERSTED
d. assignee No. AS Thirty -fouTtp street, New York
pstsd NGy Is lsSt ----,.-
NToTICE-WHEREAS, TIE STEREOTYPE PLATES
~ to the following works, VIZ Gay Girls of Scy York,
Anoenn Wimont, Kate Castleton, Catharine and Clara
Emma Howard Harry Gindon, Brooklyn Mystery and Pc
STAR to be sold at mortgage sale this day. here
by forbid any person publishing the above works. hold
the right by law to publish the same.
+. F. HARRIS Publisher, l02 Nassau street.
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A Beard, Sir!-Ycs, SIR, In six Weeks my
onguent win force the beard hair 20 strong and
thick and won't stain njuTe the skim 81 bottle sent to
any part of the country g. GRAHAM 10Y Nassau street,
Zeiher, A South Third street, Philadelphia
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pEAvER, PLUSH AND STRAW BONNETS, BEAVER
ID Boomers for misses, French flowers &C., re-. low
prices At No. 6John street. fret store from Broaaws
CLoAKs cLoAKsii cLoAKs lii-GEo BULPiE,
s6l Broadway, rsspeetfuy invites the attention Of
ladies' TO his mpotions and for The
season. ''npra4 sn r i;sSEsIsSi q cLoAxs
1t the following extraordinary prices:-
Two tAHusand superb cloth silk lined eoaks,
riftee1 hundred superb cloth silk lined eloaks
One thousand very rich cloth silk lined ooaks, @
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet eoaks, at....?3
rive hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaka @
z9ur hundred magnificent Lyons velvet cloaks, st..@
live hundred splendid satin clcaks, ~
Three hundred supsrlatvs satin cloaks at....,..4U
And endiess profuson Of cloth tAlmas, at.. and -
The subscriber deems further comment unnecessary sp
add conciusion the above viii BE- found on Dspes
'1 S =: the Richest best and ssa gsi Ssl' ever ss'
Paris NAntiils Emporiun SCI broadway.
T AIDES FANCY FURs. THE SUBSCRIBER IN
IL ves public attention TO his present unriyalled assort
nent Of Russian and Hudson Bay sablcs stone marten
tain arten aud ftch all tured expressly for frst
class city retail trade and e. M prss
AIRS. RoBERTs RESPECTFULLY INFORMS rHl
kinds Of dress and so head dresss &c. ~ 20 Breed.
way and Isl Ninth street. corner Of Broadway.
HTADANE TRILLIARD FASHIONABLE FRENCH
M dremakr begs leave TO inform the public that she 10
ready attend TO customers in the most satisfactory
At her residence second story Of II Lpenard street.
THE NEW YORK YUR COMPANY HAVE NOW ON
hand superb assortment Of ladies' and ehildrens fur
The public invited 70 examine stock and juags
INC os 70 s s.s
exchanged ON most reasonable terms HERZOG NEW
NAN, Sol Broadway, corner Of Walker street.
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Sulphur Baths-TfmOlats Sulphur Baths,
81 walker street near Broadway for the of rheuma
tsm, sruptops Of the skin, colds fvers &C.
recommended by most eminent physicians; also, medi
Gated vApor baths.
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ECTURE.-A COURSE OF LECTURES, FOR TIE
IL benefit the Park Church the city Of
brooklyn, will be delivered by the following gentlemon
Rev. j. r. Thompson Rev. r. Storrs Rev Geo g. Clever,
and Others The first Of the viii be delivered BY the
r. Thompson at the Packer Institute Jarolemon
street. between Court and Clinton streets in the city OF
Brooklyn, Friday evening ncx 18th inst At TX o'clock
Subject ConstantinopetsS Story and its Destiny Tickets
Is cents TO DO procured at the door the evening Of
lecture.
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A NlRlCAr PATENT BrILIARDs-TKN TABLES AT
IA Ne AsnStreet An entrance 10 Fulton street; sehi
tables Pineapple and Fulton streets rookiv~ ~.
tscn tables BY George Bsssord l6o Chssnut strsst Phs
delpha Other billiard table makers who pretend e hav
gasests defrsud psrchassrs Ono Thousand dollars se1
Fulton banh 70 back these ASSERTIONS chat Innocent Eur
ponss Cloths 1e for sale - Absvs and - SSs ssofy
suasAnsees sept With tables ordered b. mall
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIE9.
HANGING ACADEMY. 81 BRoADwAY.-sR. PIANcI
and patrons that they hays engaged great many yOun'
'is
Broadway.
nANcING.-HoRE NEW CLASSICS DE G.
SOL mn:.y Al
IL g Lessor
II ladies and gentlemen, CO. Broadway; new ess:s: fo
Ssn,nsIs those ySo r SIswhas - Gao:
70 be made At az Bowsry 9oohstore First as
'H'''' Of the season. November " ~ sGSNroN.
MUSICAL.
A FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO, WHICH HAS BEEN
sickness within one week. At Sis Gail ss s West Six
A VERY BEAUTIFUL sss. ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE
sp,endd tome weeks BY celebrated
fully .s H. back &C. Can T. A.
is going to Europe.
"A and also Of the German, French Latin, and Greek Ian
81 Crosby street, near Nblos
p.ANo FORTE TUNING AND REPAIRING, PROMPT
Y ATTENDED TO- By DAy y T. fEGk No. 10 West
CLOTHING, &c.
RS0 PEARL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, is TIE
place tina, every L looking for 50 as to
st a o ~ No '
CAsr OFF cLoTHING-s2oo WORTH WANTED
The highest caspries will DO literally given IN current
every absorption Gentemsn wishing TO dispose Of The
above will please address or call on JANEs NoRoNEY
Orange street, near Chatham.
sending the 70 Laurens street. Canal
TUsT RECEIvED-l,ooo ovERCoATs, AT 9 EACH;
ss and psn se's s s Rs on
broker ssnt q his city take. for GiShIns
DERsONs HAVING MEMS OR BOYS NEW OR CAST
OF clothing % ss or .ops!1 AZ very low prices may
nd to rial s saiss sr s
passed. ' '''e
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
TO TARGET = ExGyssIoNIsrs PRIZES
styles, Furnished AZ the lOwsss prices by
s-=-=--==.-s-------==--=--=--=
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
nR. WHEELER oCULIsr, 4ss BROADWAY, COR
~ ner Of Droome street. devcts his attention TO diseased
disorder: Which eye .sses. whi@,
h asS :,s. Once hoar
- ----------.-- 49, :: -------,..
MATRIMONIAL.
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 10 GREAT JONES STREET
Ivl Of the BoweryThose wishing to form
moniai alliance will find II TO their advantage by calling on
addressing post paid, Mrs. Prewster who has opened
matrimonial register whereby lady gontlen
TO themselves partner for life without resortng to
the unpleasant alternative Of Advertising to express their
wishes Parties must send real name, residence business
reference crcnmstanoes requisites Be- which will be
CHANGED Everything concerning letters or interview strict
MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR.
lu riages who will all enjoy the greatest happiness
matrimonial Bliss will show the person they will marry
snrough an instrument which she will 70 illuminate
W. Dy the powers Of her wonderful science, and
VII tell All events Of life, and tho very Thoughts
TED. ~'A NV .1AA''
TUE CENTLExAN WHO HAS ADVERTISED sFVE
raj times recently tmatrimoniaIy) s still unsuted Ie
dcsifes ecrrespcndenos only with ladies moving arsto
cratic s;ss End wssshy circles h o. The arst standing
sddysbipE 9. B. s., esessvay Pest once
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Wedding Cards.-AM assortment or Ever
Aelps elegant engraved wedding cards. envelopes 30.
be had application sent post Of the
country. EvERDEI, 301 Broadway Of Duane at.
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There arc no.such Hats, Caps and Furs

Vnerc nIc NO~6uch HATS, Caps nnd Fur1 as
those sold BY KNOX His fall hats perfect in symmetry
and finish. We always tell Knox hat the moment
IT. has and brillancy about IL others do
pcsscs Befdes this Knox is the popular in the
etty Tor selling tho ladies urs HIS stock OF rich furs has
Just beon received and ahead in beauty quality and
cheaPness Of anything in tho city Ladies' will please
member this. Knox has two 533 BroadwAy
and the other his old stand l2S Fulton street. Call in.
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NoTICE-WHEREAS, TIE STEREOTYPE PLATES
IN to the following works VIZ Gay Girls of Nov York,
hnolean Wlmont, Kate Castleton Catharne and Clara,
Emma Howard Harry Glindon Brooklyn Mystery and Pc.
STAR to be sold at mortgage sale this day. here
by forbid person publishing the above works. hold
the right by law to publish the
l.. +. HARRIS. Publisher, l02 Nassau street,
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100000 Worth or superb Carpets, Is per
cent ess than broadway prices at the Great American
Eagle No. 80 Bowery-English velvet, 1857 Brussels S.
Engish drugeet yd wiac $1,000 yds beautiful ingram,
ut is. Is. and 50. per I'd.
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Defiance Balamander gafes.-I1obert N. Pat
RICK sthe sole in the United states OF the
sbove celebrated saSss and p C. Gons impensrAbs ds
spse cchs and cross bars Dcpet ~ Pearl street, deer
Below Maiden lane.
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pEAvER, PLUSH AND STRAW BONNETS, BEAVER
- Boomers for misses French flowers &C., &C.. At low
prices, At No. John street. first from Broadway
JOHN y. SEAMAN.
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Ladies' best Kid Gloves at 30 ccnts-We
will oncr this morning, 2W ladies' gloves
a. pair slightly spotted also large lot Of check silks.
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9lOO, 200 worth OF Fine Winter Clothing,
intended for the Broadway retail trade for sale half
price at EVANS Clothing Warehouse &C and to Fulton
street All city bank bills taken at par-Lewis county 50
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premium pianos, with without the NOLAN, with iron
frames adapting them TO any cuae and circular scales,
Horace Wster improved pianos having greater brill
nancy and richness OF tome clat touch elegance
Of make than other piano ia the United States
HaIet Cumpstcns piano of the old of Hact Co
3. d. a. W. Smiths celebrated mclodcons second hand
Psnos OF great bargains Price SO S. $780, $50 S75 500,
Sl &c TO $40 Beautiful pianos which have been
but for short time VIII he cold very low each
Eusranteed large discount made for
purebasers monthly payments will be taken Cash pad
Cor second hand pianos Pianos TO rent. -
HORACE WATERS, 3s3 Broadway
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LIQUORS, &C.

E0 mn SUGARS OF CHOICE BRANDS, SUPERIOR
OOsVOO old brandes, scotch and Irish whiskey Wines
hosnd Sn seniedAm schnsPps genuine London cordial
ALE Scotch als London and Dublin porter and brown Stout
In superior condition for family Apply to
WIN. II. UNDERHILL, 40 Broome street, cor. Crosby.
CCOTCH wHIsKEY LANDING.-ss FUNCTIONS OF
- Cameron Bridge Scotch whiskey landing Sarah ana
for sale by =. CAZET, Whitehall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-17

Door and Number Plates, Wedding, Visit
Ing and address cards engraved and printed superior
style Also shutter knobs piano and number plates