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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-06


On the morning Of recember g. half past two O'Clock
EDWIN f. BENNETT, Of Margaret and William Bennett
printer, aged year month and 20 days.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from No 80 West Broadway at II
O'Clock to-day.
On Monday, December T. TnoxAs SHORT aged 80 years.
His friends aud acquaintance also the members
the Hibernian Universal Benevolent Society, also the
members of Company G. Mitchell Guard, Ninth Regiment
Irish Volunteers generally are respectfully invited
attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence los West Broadway, Of
On Sunday, December 3, Miss SUSAN l.. Brown In the
SD year of her age
The friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral, this morning, at ten O'clock
from the residence Of her father l57 aurens street.
without further notice. Her remains will be taken 70
Greenwood Cemetery
On Monesy evening December 4, Mrs. LYDIA, wife Of
stephen A. Benedict, in the 9th year of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
specially invited to attend the funeral her late
dence, No. 10 Goerck street, this afternoon, at
O'Clock.
Oh Tuesday December g. MARY, widow of the late
Thomas Hcgg, aged d years.
Her friends and lhose of the family respectfully
requested to attend her funeral from hr late residence
seventy ninth street and First avenue this day. ut
II O'Clock.
On Sunday, December 8, Of dropsoy, AMgLrA VINCENT
rect of the late George Vincent the SGD year of her
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend tho fu neral Tomorrow after
noon at two O'Clock, from her late residence, No 80
Hurbert street Her remains will be inferred in Green
wood.
infant Of Robb and Amelia Bottmore, aged seven
months.
1he friends OF the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence Of his grand
parent, 234 Eighth avenue, this afternoon at half
past O'Clock.
On Monday. December 4 OF consumption, ELzaBsn'H
daughter of William Rayson, deceased, late of leeds,
England.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited IT,
attend the funeral, from her late residence No 8
harrison street, This afternoon, u, O'Clock.
On Tuesday evening, December g. after n short and
severe Illness, W. OSCAR HAYWARD vi Johu X. Hay
ward, in tho ed year OF his age.
For int.rment 'o-norrows paper
On TUESDAY, December q, MACY :. CAreoS. aged 90
years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited To
attend her funesl from tue resiGcuce Of Mrs King, No
100 King street this afternoon at three o'coes without
further invitation
On Tuesday, November 5, fHABiI1i LITER, aged 10
y.ars months and two daye.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invea To attend the funeral lroa her late residence N,
"a yandam street, this afternoon, At one O'clock with
nnf further invitation. Her remains will be lasen to
Greenwood for iDtsrnent.
On Tuesday, Decemeer &, Ff.,.Eroy son of W. j. ani
Elizabeth Brown aged year and months.
The friends family ioyited to attend the fun.
,al Tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock, al l63 We.l
Us MT first street, without further invitation
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On Sunday evening December 3, by the Rev. James
Milett at his res,derce SIS Broome street. Mr. JOHN
LIFrSGwELL to Miss SARAH JANE MORTIMER all OF this
city.
In South Brooklyn, Tuesday morning, December s.,
at the residence of the brides brother inlaw, by the
Rev. j. W. b. Wood, CHARLES WINES OF san Francisco,
CAL to FRANCES ELIZABETH, daughter of Samuel Brown,
Esq., of Mattituck. l. l.
California papers please copy.
In this city, Monday, December at the residence
Of Archbishop Hughes by the Rev. Father Starr " Co.
Mr. WILLIAM II. Brown to Miss MARY A. QUINN, only
daughter OF Mr. James Quinn, Jnr
Tn Thanksgiving Day, November 80, by the Rev. j
Raston Smith, HtSRY j. Fox, OF Hampton, Ct, Miss
MARIA LOUISE, eldest daughter of John n. lnman, Esq
OF New York.
On Wednesday, November 20, by the Rev Mr.. Wake
ey, JOHN H. WASps, of Brooklyn to MARY daughter OF
Daniel Barker Esq. OF Mamaroneck, Westchester Co.
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williamsburg city Intelligence.

Ten sIxA MsP GEORGE LAW sailed yesterday aterncon
for Aspnwal with passengers ard mails for California.
Williamsburg city Intelligence.
FiRE M BusHwIcg-Loss ABouT $1s, 000-Yestertay
afternoon, about O'clock fire broke out ia the
senmve patent leather factory OF Thomas aud James
Green in Bushwick, foot Of Even street The Ere ORR
ginatcA In the japanning building, from what cause
II uni and in few minutes owing the strong
wind from the northwest the buildings were envelopei
IN Asmes. The hrcmen from Busnw williamsburg
and brooklyn at work carly possible but the
buildings being composed Of ~ool entirely con
snmed together with nearly all If the stock and ma
ehinery Loss the buildings about 0oo machinery
- coe stock about S oDu partially insuved in the al
ION Hamilton and ,ibcr npanes.
Bu,srARy---Ihe bakery Of james Armstrong, 1Oi
South sixth street, burarous!y entered yesterday
a,rruon during the absence OF The family, and robbed
oil golc Iocket, coat, fruit Gaze, and about four
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all kinds rof fancy goods is IT. TILE Emporium
Broadway. Toys Of every variety, dolls crying
bes and laughing babies, baby jumpers, novel and
tcresting games, porte-monnses, oder boxes opera
glasses work boxes, dressing cases jewel caaAets pa
pier mache wrtipg desks, inkstands, portfolios book
stands music boxes perfumery, etc.. but the greatest
Sold Have YOU seen the famous ''Automaton Bird
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KfS1T Il fERG UsON, No. 2s2s6 Broadway, and 10. %
kcade street, have nand 90 900 lace aud muslin
tains, bought at auction, At great sacrcs, and Will
ss the for few OF great bargains full 20 per
.cnt less than the original cost Of importation. go
~, fer this opportunity Also, the largest stock
Of window shades and gilt cornicas the city, all of
which must be sold cheap
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H'U"sS NuPUIroH 0uN NuSUsttB NstsNfs--IHtS
evening, at sLOclock, Mr.. PIERS lEAIY will deliver he
second lecture of this ct the Clinton Hall, Aston
place. Suhject--'s5teps by which the two Enperors
rose 10 power" Te resemblance shown between pa
RENE and skepiical, materiastic Paris, indeed
striking IN. Y. Tribune, Dece nber l. s'Mr Heaey
ia brilliant scholarly manner, reviewed the two cpoci
AMI indicated the singular analoges between the two
Emperors.'-N. Y. Express, Dec. Ist These lectures
were prepared in Paris during five years residence
actual view Of many OF the even they refer Tickets
% cents; may b. had ut the door,
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ng-A beautiful set of fnrs, rich In appearance
they low price, be procured ut hSoy5 estsb
shment, 1913 Fulton street. 500 Broadway, on very
satisfactory terms. Ladies, you have made your
selections o these indispensable articles make Knox
visit and you will find II 10 your interest deal with
him Try the experiment Gentlemen win Ind either
Of his above mentioned salesrooms usual, brilliant
assortment Of winter hats, of all styles, sizes and gus
es, and like all of his manufactures, unriyaled In
beauty and cbeappess.
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Auction Sale-Thfs Morning At col Broad
way, OF Duane street, of rich and plain Ilitse
in large variety. Also, panos oil paintings, Sc The
snbscrb Der the public that all saIs At hs
ton room shall be actual. TINS MJRRt.Ii.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with Charts
and written descriptions OF character day aud evening
Works on Phrenology, physiology hydropa.hy and pho
biography, by FOWIERS WELLS. los Bro.tlrsy.
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80 Cent DaguerrcOtyPcs, OF all Sizes, Taken
by HOLMES Y. s. patent invention, two AT once: 600
daily 81 80 per dozen, at the head quarters OF in
America, 2S9 Broadway.
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O0icc or the south street stage Con,,,an

:
133 Nassau street. Notice.--At m.etn. of soas
of Directors OF tho South street stage Company, bel
pursuant to notice at the International o 81 ,etr.
day evening, Nov 25 1861 John /. Raer was elected
President and John X. Mcdonnell elected t;ry
The books OF the above company open sab
scrptons from to O'CLOCK r. VI.
j. r. MCCONNELL, sesrst.s-y.
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AnsOn's Neutrality-suspicious. sl2e for 81
ssnts; coored and in rich cass twice the size taken
Ter ~ cents, and equal quality and size any that
are made elsewhere, for ~. ANSON'S, 500 broadway
oppoGite Metropolitan Boial.
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NEW YORK AND NEW 0IIEANS STEAMSHIP CON.
IN pany.--Ter New Orleans---stepping at Havana
carrying the United States mail The steamship BLACK
freight and viii eAil tor the above ports saturday
December eth at IL O'clock from pier at foot OF Deach
street, North River Freight for the interior and for
Mobile, consigned 10 agents in New Orleans, Jamcs
Connolly CO., will be forwarded free Of commissions
Passengers for Havana must procure passports before
leaving port For freight passage apply TO LIVING
SION Ck0CfnR0N CO., Agents, 81 Broadway.
N. B.-1he Cahawba, X. W. Schufc,dt, commander,
viii succeed the Black Warrior and sail Tuesday, Dec
26th. Bills Of sdrg must be sent In for signing the
evening previous 10 the ship sailing.
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IyLOAkSI CI0AkSll CLOAKS il--a.. .suLelA,
~ 36l Broadway respectfully invites the tsntion OF
ladies' to his importstions and manufactures FOR t.s
present season, comprising assortment Of
TIN THOUSAND CLOAKS
At the following extraordinary prices
Two thousand superb cloth silk lined cloaks, at Sll
Fifteen hundred superb cloth sk lined cloaks A.. IA
Eight hundred superb cloth silk lined cloaks at. 10
One thousand very rich cloth silk lined cloaks at. lie
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaks, 2s
One thousand superb yons velvet cl0aks, 80
Five hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaks at..... 80
Four hunared magnificent Lyons velvet coaks, st 40
Tive hundred splendid satin cloaks. at. ....... 20
Three hundred extra superlne satin cloaks, at. %
Three hundred superative satin cloAks at ..... 30
And endless profuscn of cloth tamas at IS aud So
The subscriber deems further comment unnecessary.
suffice il to say the high character or the goods sale
At his establishment Is already well known, and he
merely add, in conclusion, that the above will be found,
On inspection, be the richest best, aud cheapest
.losls offered in America. GEO BUIPIN,
Paris Aantiila Emporium, 36l Broadway
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0. A. n. taken Splendidly.-A large Size
first class daguerreotype, Tor 37 cents at 45 Broad
way, corner Of Howard street. GARBANATI, Artist
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7,oYs.--rola ND FANCY GooDs, - DIVISION
l streot.--ihe undersigned has Just received from
". Lurtp.an mar .seinregs large and s0r,prtc aa-
aorn.snt OF tie ABOVE goods, which be osrerB Tor
ale ~ greatly reduced prices, 10 compete Niti any
Jth,r importing loufe ~ New YORK. Coun'ry lsales
eG hnd il 10 taeir Advantage 2 can. Five per cent
alove1 f0r cpab remember the oil ssand, (esansAej
Is.8). CHR. 60Erl, fate Hasg coets), ls Diysion
styst.. Ltu. CLstharc ~ uare. # wF
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Celebrated Pianos and MelOdeOns, Ia larger
assormens and lees price than be found elsewher
in the United States Each instrument guaranteed Sc
eondhand pianos at great bargains. Pianos TO rent
Cash paid fer secondhand pianos.
HORACE WATERS 333 Broadway
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TEE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company iatend Soing their fayor,te stsanships-
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 90, LIS toas. Capt. Wyhe.
CnY or BALTIMORE, (aew)2, h3s capt. -
Cay OF WASHINGTON, do..2,7 100 Capt. r. Leitch.
KANGAROO. ...............l, SI4 Capt -
fRcM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY or MANCHESTER. Thursday, January 49, 1852
hANuAnVO Aoout lnuistAy-------~--
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday DECEMBER 20, 1851
KANGAROO. About "Wednesday, v
Saloon $50, $50 and $55, according to state room.
limited number OF third class passengers will be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provison for
$.5.... TO Liverpool $40. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts Liverpool in
Of II sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street Philadelphia aud No. Broad
way, New York.
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NEW STEAMSHIP LINE 70. BALTIaoRG--THI.
IN ten ocean steamships formerly known the Pash
VEN Line, running between th~ port and Baltimore.
having been purchased 10y new company, viii b.
tlred The route, unser the OF Cromwell =
Laltinsre steamship Line. These powerful and nrsi
class vessels have put Ia perfect order aa the
la,isoad Company, are Determined 70 make this the
cheapest and most expedition freight route for the
Went. H. IA arrangement with te baltimore ami Ohio
Railroad COMPANY, their vii connect with these
heats - Locust Point depot, baltimore, and all goods
fci tLe VIII be landed in he shortest possible tina
aud UNDER cover OF tie IocuEt Point warehouse. wh
other line enjoy such advantages for speegy aud
SAT. transmission Of goods TO tho wrs sppers may
liz their freight receiving the lest and greatest
deal atc The b. sness OF the line viii b. conducted by
Henry y. CROMWELL at tho company Office,
Of Albany and Washington streets.
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dollars worth Of brsai tickets An entrance effected
by breaking open the frost door.
Al ma uevtins of the Common Council on kQaia;
evening seven vetnss cent in by Mayor WALL Of
winch six we're set aside. petition received ir,m
Mr. Cayuor asking 70 be allowed $500 account for
an map for the Tnirteenth Fourteenth Fiji
tet NTH and Sixteenth wards Several Of the mem
ended that contract had been entered into for
the making Of these maps and the matter was accord
insly referred TO q special committee
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M ADANE MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
wi risges, who viii all enjoy the greatest happiness
and matrimonial bliss, and W II show the person they
will marry, through instrument which shc win
TO illuminate itself by invoking the powers ~ her
Jeriul science, and will tell all events Of life, ami even
the very thoughts. 10 Broomo street, near Cannon.
Gentlemen not nd nitt.d.
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French millinery for thc Hslidays.-Ars.
FARNswORTH, 327 Broadway, will this day open .
fresh assortment OF Paris millinery especially sApted
TO meet the demand for the approaching holidays.
Prices twenty per cent less than at ANY other
Enlistment. Also. styles for evening dresses.
Dressmaking fash orably executed In ten hours
MRS FARNswoRrH opposite broadway theatre
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n Nv YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN yiB Nice gayua.--Tho Accessory Transit Company
OF Nicaragua, proprirtors.The splendid double engine
atearrhip TAR OF The WEST, c. 900 tons burtneu,
Capt =. w. Tawre- wsll leave from pier No. . Nartl
RIVER, al ococs i. NJ. precisely for Punta Arcns~,
auesday, December IL, connecting with the favor,s
the Nicaragua Transit route having bat Twelve miles
land trans poraton BY DTst class carriages. These
siearcrs upsurpsss in their vontelioa and
comrnodsions. For Information passage apply only
30 CHAIR - MORGAN, agent, No bowling Green. Lot
ter bag made up at the office. Letters % cents per hall
ounce.
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FLOgIDA-UNTTED STATES
JIG Mail Ilne.--Thc and splendid steamship ALABA-
Ia Capt Geo r. Sckcncx, will leave New York for "a
vannah, "Wednesday, Dec O. from pier No North river
At O'Clock precisely Bills Of lad,ng signed by The
clerk board For freight passage apply 70 SAMUEL
j. MITCHELL, 10 Broadway. Fer Florida, through
tickets from New yorh to Jacksonville S31 Pilatha s33
The steamship KNOXVILLE, Capt. G. D. Ludlow, win
cave on Saturday. Dec. o. ~ F@ wv
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Great Entertainment by pcrham's
Troupe. this evening" comprising fayorita or.'
scnss, Choruses Dances, Extravaganzas, Pau
tolnne Of Jocko Railroad Galiop, Fhan;am Chorus au
Plantation Festival amor gst the attrac .iDus.
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INDEPENDENT BATTALION RYNDERs GRENADfERs.
i The officers and members OF this battali IN
notified TO meet 81 headquarters 600 Broadway, this
"wednesday evening" at TX O'Clock Punctunl attend
ansc is expected. BY order OF GEO. b. HALL,
JAS B. HETHERISoroS, Adjutant Major Commander.
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MATHxnGO ulALs

A FAIR LOOKING AND ATTECITONATE GENTLE
IA man, twenty years Of age wishes TO orrespond
with some lady under twenty-five in relation to UNI ig
fses and fortunes for life. The writer wishes those
plying to this to inform In relation 10 personal APP
pearancc, age and residence. All nicatons most
strictly confidential Address F. drawer lol Rochester
N. Y. will answer questions in regard to money when
requested
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A whisper 20 the Ladies'.

A Whisper to the Ladies'.
Are your checks with pimples marredS
In your brnw with fieckles starred2
Are there blotches your neckS
Or does tan your bosom speckf
Ii your skin of saffron tint
II SO, we would gently hint
Beauty may again be yours;
Use the Balm OF Thousand Flowers.
For sale by Fetridge Co., Boston; G. II. Ring, le2
Broadway, and by all druggists. Price 80 cents.
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J,OR F0NFOlK, PETERSBURG, AND KIC1M0ND.--
in The United States mall steamship ROANOKE,
I. Skinner, commander, viii leave pier No. 10 North
river, saturdsy, Dec ., At 3oclock p. ~; win
rive In Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg and
Richmond the following morning. From Norfolk, pas
sengers for the South proceed BY railroad direct with
through tickets from Weldon to Wilmington, Augusta,
&C. Passage and fare TO Norfolk S. TO Petersburg and
Richmond, SO. steersge half price. Apply TO
LUDiAM i PIEAaANTs. ~ Brcsdvsv
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T,oR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-IHE UNITED
IL States mail steamship KEYsTONE STATE, Capt. II.
lardie viii leave Philadelphia for Savannah on We'd
nesday, December Q. 1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Fare, so;
stetrge, ~. The STATE OF GEORGIA will leave az
above, the following Wednesday. Agents in Nsw York.
SCRANTON 4 TALIMAN, No. 10 Old sbp, where state
ooms may b. secured
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nj AIRINONIAL OFFICE, 81 GREAT JONES STREET
lVk Of the Bowery.--Those wishing to form u
r;morial alliance VIII find II to their advantage by
calling Oh, Addressing post paid, Mrs. Frewster, who
ah OK ned matrimonial registsr, whereby any lady
gentleman may secure to themselves partner for life
without lesorng 10 the unpleasant Alternative OF ac-
verifying to express theis wishes. Partis mut send
real name residence business reference,
reqnsies &c. which viii be exchanged Every thing
eoncsrElrE ettcra OF interview ktxictly CONFIDENTIAL
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IINE-sixTY DAYS
IN passsgc.-1he beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
fTATL, 40 tons burhen. Simon Ross, commander
will have immediate despatch for Melbourne, Port Phil
liz Tho above ship is cnly two years old, and Das
proved herself vcry fast. Her accommodations for
passengers arc Of The very beat both Ia first aud second
cabin and only limited number viii be taken, early
application il necessary. For freight passage nj low
rates apply To ARKIII. \ ELLIOT, l46 Pearl street,
L. Richardson K Co.. 90 South street
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49, hesses, but without injuring the inmates. The
Asnses dose is estimated at one thousand dollars.
Loser down the st. lawrence River more damage
Ass bern done by tho storm and ct Quebec the
Asgsensy and John G. unters, and other craft have
ben sunk, ard the roof Of Russslls Hotel blown CON-
psstsy on.
eaow still continues falling.
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fl'HE ENTIRE STOCK on LACES EMBROI0EIIES,
i hosiery kid gloves &c. amounting TO SS5, 600 at
MAIIEN STEWARDS, T19 Broadway, must be sold by
1T January. without reference TO cost in conseq
n an alteration In their business at that time Ladies
wiz tnd this grand opportunity.
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r AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, 693 BROADWAY, Be
i tween Amity and Fourth streets. +. LANDRY haa
for inspection elegant stock OF furs 10 b.
surpassed either for beauty quality. Orders strictly
fulfilled. All articles warranted. Prices moderate aud
- Auit all classcs.
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In q very shor. time friend BANrA win leave his
present place, aud take possession of his store
the Of Wooster street Previous to his removal
he il going to dispose OF his splendid stock OF ladies'
childrens fancy furs and felt and beaver bonnsts
always found his place thronged with ladies', while
everywhere else hear nothing but gruinbng OF hart
times and dulness OF trade To his place direct all
those who wish to secure bargain Ia tbs way Of furs
and beaver bonDets
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nEspATCll LANE FOR SAN FRANClSCO.-LOwEssI
~ rates and no deduction Shippers per clipper ship
GOV. NORTON, Capt. John Burgess will please com
rlee then engagements ST once and land ia their bills
II ladipg for signature. THIS Gavorite ship nearly
the Whole % her cargo engaged, and going rapidly
board, at pier 70 Vast river Shippers TO san Francisco
will pleas, observe that the vessels OF line finish
their loading n ten to ateen days after coming to the
berth being detained for the of freight but
have prompt despatch. For the balance of fifty to
hundred iona disengaeei, apply to SUTTON CO., 81
street
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A Card.-cretllt to whom Credit IL duc.--On
the night Of the 4th instant arrested BY
Daniel Henry private Waterman, employed by the butch
ersof Seventeenth ward, for stealing Of beef
from William Moore. 1t that the
rested by private Waterman, but the police az the
ward wishing to gain the merit rushed in aud rescued
the men from the Waterman. This statement j. made
that the public may know to whom the credit beongs
DANIEL. HENRY.
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TusT RECEIVED
81 80 dozen black ostrich tips;
TO dozen super white tips;
20 dozen super colored tips.
Also superior lot OF beaver, plush and felt bonnets
which viii be sold low Tor cash.
HOMER 4 KETCHDM,
Nos. b4 aud 90 John street,
corner Of William street, New YORK.
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Choice Brnndies, Champagne, Port, Madeira,
and sherry wines, London and Dublin porter, Scotch
aee, superior Phiiadephia ale and porter, rum gin,
shiskeys syrups and cordlss for sale by WM ii. uN-
pEhHlIJs 40 Broome street, corner Of Crosby