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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-09

70 Judge Bronson wrote letter
in advance to the convention of the
New York Hards at Syracuse, per-
emptorily declining to be a candidate
for Governor. The convention unan-
imously put him in nomination for the
Office. refusing to permit his letter to
be read until after the nomination was
made. The letter was subsequently
read, but no action was taken in conse-
quence of it. The determination of
the Hards seems to be to vote for the
Judge in spite Of bis letter.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-09

Prescott, the American historian
has ready for press the second volume
Of the History Of Philip the Second.
The whole work is expected to make
six volumes, one of which Of the last
four will be published within an inter-
val Of about two years. 1t is expected
to be the chief work Of its distinguish
ed author. NJ. Bentley, the London
publisher. has contracted to pay one
thousand pounds for each volume,
which, we suspect, is much larger
than heretofore received by an Ameri-
can author from either native or for
eign publisher.
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Penmanship,

i School in the city of eaton An
Rouge, La, on Thursday the &4
10th inst. and continue the usual school
hours of that, and each succeeding Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday until term Of
twenty days are devoted TO the instruction
of Penmanship; the writing Of notes; Due
Bills; Receipts; Bills of Sale; Bonds !;
Book keeping, &c. Terms; five dollars
per scholar, to be promptly paid on the
last day Of School.
august-3.lSj4. T. JAMES HUFF.
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THE SUCCESSFUL ORAToR.--The
Washington Star of late number con-
tains the following:
ave have known the House for
many years, and our experience with
that body satisfies us that the success
full Legislative orator is, in nearly every
case, the man who, having thoroughly
mastered his sub ject, presents hi, ideas
in the fewest words and simplest man
ner."
On she other hand number might
be pointed to, who owe their success
entirely to the faculty of saying much
about nothing.
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RESTAURANTS.

TIRE CONCERT MISS MARY CAsANA HAvIvCf
IL returned from her Southern tour wiz be happy to,
entertain her friends and the public with Some Of her
choice ballads, Ut the Hazel DELL OF Droadway
and Duane streets, every evening from ito 12P. NJ
Nj ETnuPOflTAN CAVE-RESrAURANr 3Si BROAD.
lNk way, corner White street, opcn.-Tbe nader
signed would most respectfully announce 10 his frsnts
snd the public generally that he has leased tho above,
place for term 81 years. and rehtted IL In most gor-
geops style, ana he intends u shall he Kept IN
unsurpassed BY any mace In New Yort where all tho
ehsce delcscics OF the be found at all hour
nd onftLe most reasonable telps A. L, TdAxER,
Proprietor from Boston.
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TO sHIPrIAsTERs, &C.

NOTICE TO. MERCHANTS AND sHIPMAsrERs-1,l4.
IN Pilot Commissioners being frequently sppled to in
regard TO of shore potage dcts &C. beg leave 70
refer to the law OF the state OF New York passed JUN"
IS 1853 and amended April IL 1884, copies Of which
can be had at the Office 10 South street. They espe
oay refer part OF section - and sections IL and ~
below. They also beg to state that they do not
slider themselves having anything TO do with agre"
ments made at between plors and masters
Section H. When any ship vessel bound TO the port
of New York and boarded by any pilot appointed by
this Board at such distance to the southwark t.
ward OF Sandy Hook Lighthouse a. that said hghthou
could not be from the deck of such ship vessel
in the day time and in fair weather. the addition of
fourth TO the rates of potage herein before mentioned
shall be allowed 10 such pilot
Section H. For every day OF detention at the whsr
in the barber beyond the time notified to the pilot for
him attend the vessel, beyond the usual time OF
getting vessels from TO the wharf and from the wharf
to sea- and for every day of detention Of an nwarl
bound vessel by ice longer than two days for the pas
sage from 70 the wharf three dollars shall be adel
to the pilotagc IL any pilot shall be detained al
quarantine by the health officer, for having been
board sickly vessel IS pilot the master owner agent
consignce Of such vessel shah pay 70 such pilot all
necessary expenses of living and three dollars per day
for each and every day Of such detention.
Section 20. Any person not holding license ~ pilot,
under this act under the laws OF the State 81 Ne~
Jersey, who shall pilot offer TO pilot any ship
sci TO from the port Of New York by way Of Sandy
Hook, shall be deemed guilty OF misdeTnea5or, AMI
conviction shall be Punished by ne not ssceeiinS
sixty days. and all persons employing person TO act
pilot not holding license under this act, under the
laws OF the State of New Jersey shall forfeit and pay TO
the Board Of Commissioners Of Pilots the Of one
hundred dollars
CHARLES II. MARSHALL R0BERT /. TAYLOR,
T.. f. MORGAN.
Appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce.
GEORGE w. BIUNT, RUS 5EIL SrURdiS.
Appointed by the Board Of Underwriters.
" PERKINS, Secretary.
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0vuYs AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
i The undersigned has just received from his agents
m Europe complete and varied assortment OF toys, for
which he dsdes composition. Those who DESTROYS
mating holiday presents win find TO their Advantage
" give him can. Wholesale dealers win And here a
the approaching holdays The undsrsgaea bags leave
invite his customers and the public generally 70 In
sect bis stock Of toys and fancy goods and most re
spectfuny soicits continuance Of their patronage
Remember the old stand, 1s Division street Chat
ham square. c. GOErZ date HAYES Goetz)
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~ IFTS FOR THE H0LIDAYS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
VI having imported most extensively in anticipation
81 t the aPPrSaeTh,ng no.6nys MOI AT ALI
immense reduction in the prices Of his present mag
nihcent stock Of
CLOAKs, SHAwIS, AND FURS,
commencing Monday, the 18th Of December-prefer-
ring this course to carrying large stock to another
season Parties, therefore, DESTROYS OF making pur
ing from of the richest and most extensive stocks
in the city, at unprecedented bargains.
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BILLIARDS.

DUIIARD PALACE WITH EIGHT Or Ten TABLES
ID for sale or exchange for New York, Bcooklyn or
Williamsburg property. Apply to W. COLE, ~ Bass
fords rooms No Ann street. an entrance 10 fulton
street. Location good hata proper person can make
from 40oo TO 50 900 per annum.
DERsONs TNTEyDI%I no PURCHASE TABLES FOR
l. public private use vii, And good stock as our
factory, which offer reasonable terms. ga,
second hand table for sale In perfect ORDER eau srd
sxsmiae. GRIFFITH DrN.KgR ~ Ana -.
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mo Altered AsHrIEID. ESQ, PRESIDENT oF TH

TITO ALFRED AsHFTEID, ESQ.,, PRESIDENT OF THE
i New Creek Company .-Sir-I have little desile
as yourself Tor newspaper controversy, and had
intended not replying to any further Communication
from you TO your stockholders in relation TO my lands in
Hampshire county but in your last letter addressed
TO them, published ia the New ork Herald again solicit
the socl holders of the New Greek Company to call at the
Office Of the company, where satisfactory information
will be given them the subject of my claim, would
address me viii furnish them with the most satisact,
~ information establishing the validity Of my tle or
will refer them to my lawyers in Romney, Va my at
torney in Richmond, who will furnish them with such
legal information they may desire the subject AZ
TO the "courts Of Virginia being open 10 me,n am
OF the fact AMI shall take advantage Of il.
not 'omit to state that the tenant Of the party
from whom you purchased deny that was ever tbs
tenant OF any upon the Pea Vine tract any oths
in Hampshire county. Before laid the war; int under
which hold upon that tract, did seek to the pro
whom you purchased, expressly said that he had
title himself, and could rent it, and that he did
believe there title TO it vested in any but that
IL public land Then laid warrant upon thcland.
This and will prove by witnesses In court of law
at the proper time thank you, sir for having brought
suit against for trespass the laols upon which
you tresIassers. Thas brilliant idea to give
confidence TO your stockholders and to eau upon for
security. few such ideas and expect the Nes
Creek stock viii sell at par My yeu well know.
When the compositor Of the New York Herald made
mistake the spelling Of it, you might, IL you had not
desired TO affect ignorance lave spelt it correctly II
unjust and you really do not krow how 10 spell II,
write your lawy ers Messrs Armstrong and Mcdonald
in Romney, and they viii give it to you correctly
JOHN NJ. kIGHr
Ilangonen, Aiiegany county, Maryland.
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Beautiful sets Of sable mink at minimum. sl5 to $50
Do. do. stone marten. ........... IL to 2.
Splendid do. Hudson's Bay sable. ...... 40 to 81
Do. do. very rich and dark. ........ IS to l0c
Do. do. mountain marten ........... 8 to IL
Do. do. Siberian squirrel. ........... 6 to
Do. do. Canadian sable ........... 10 to 1.
Do. do. fitch marten. ............... IL to II
Magnificent sets Of real ermine ......... rs to AZ
Do. do. chinchilla ............... 20 to 81
20. do. kolnsxi. ................. 20 to IS
Exquisite real erine capes (very large) IS to 100
Do. cbinchla. Observation-Disclosures. 20 to IS
Do. STONE marten .................7 20 to 100
Do. Hudson'a Bay sable. ........... 100 to 175
Do. Russian sable ..................4 $50 to 500
CLOAKS.
Very COED and nne ladies' CLOTH. $40 and s12
Superior do. do. ............ IA and 16
Splendid. do. do ............ 16 and Is
Very rich imported and embroidered do. 80. 20 to 25
s sslvst el0aks very best Lyons).. % to 80
Magnificent do (the richest Of the season.. 50
Very rich satin cloaks... ............ ID and Is
Do. MORE antique. 20 to 30
Being determined If possible to effect total clear
Of our present stock Of shaws the prices are 81 fol
Excellent all wool broche square shawls $40 and $l2
Do. do. long do. 49,. 10 and 16
Superb chaine laine square shaws. IL and IA
Do. do. long do. ......... 70 and %
Magnificent do Every fne) .............. 20 and 20
Also, few very choice specimens Of India cancels hair
Delhi Deccan and Persian needle work imported
expressly FOR the occasion, at similar reduction.
single inspection Of the above named articles, and
comparison Of the quality and prices is respectfully
licted. GEO BULPlN, Proprietor Of the
Paris Mantilla Emporium, 3o1 Broadway
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CEILING OFF.
- ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CI.OAKS,
20 per cent below cost.
BRocHR AND Wool SHAwLs.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.
ALL Wool PLAIDs ONLY AZ. A YARD.
LYONS h JONES, 277 Hudson street,
BetGeen Canal and SDrur sire

TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES, AT
LORD & TAYLOR'S.
In consequence Of the ateness Of the season. and In
order to close present
IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
We are now prepared to offer to customers greater
inducements than any ever before presented.
The CLOSING SALES OF THE SEAsoN
will commence Monday, December 18th, and be
tnued until the end of the month"; 1t being intention
to dispose of the entire stock in both stores
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
These goods having been purchased with all the ad-
vantages OF
HARD TIMES PRICES,
will be sold at very small advance the cost and
purchasers invited to avail themselves OF this oppor
tuDity to secure
BARGAINS
Our stock consists in part Of
Rich plaid and striped silks,
Very rich dress Silks plain and figured paris styles)
Elegant white pink and blue bocades and satins, for
evening dresses.
French merinocs and cashmeres-evsry color and
quality.
Paris and Manchester prints.
Brilliant cashmere and Scotch woollen plads.
English merinoes printed de laipes and cashmeres-an
immense quantity
English Welsh and printed aannels
ALSO,
Cloaks and mantillas-of the most approved designs.
Black and coored satins and silk velycsevery width
and quality for cloaks. !.
Lyons and Vienna broche long and square shawls-A
very large assortment Of the latest mode.
Other descriptions Of shaws in great variety Of styles
and prices. LORD TAYLOR,
255, 257, $50 and 261 Grand street. aud
New Nos Al and ~ Catherine street
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~ IFT BOOKS, ANIMALS, &C-THE LARGEST AS
VI sortment Of ANIMALS, albums, gift books, Juvenile
and toy books papier mache and rosewood work boxes
writing desks portfolios, ladies' and gentemens dress
ing retcules, fancy boxes card receivers pearl
and ivory tablets porte monnaes card cases. souvenirs
paper weights, bsque figures, China ornam .nts back
ing maps puzzles pocket cutlery paper flowers motto
papers and verses chldrens tea SETS fancy stationery
lc Gc. together with all kinds of holiday presents at
Hggars old stand 50 Canal street, Broadway.
JACOB SMITH Jr Successor.
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dS A uM-CBfiSTdAS AND NEW YEARe
D4 Eilts TO our customers and The public
Those who purchase dollars worth n music IRON
eur stock (the largest IA Tie. United states, one m ~
vorks) viii be entitled TO premium OF selected m Ais
Of four dollars We have disposed Of Tor this pur sse
4 amount Of =
TW ENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF vAl,eAM.g
music displayed a separate counter suitably <raAge
for the publies choice, from which everybody may
lect such As suits them.
FIRST REMARK. Orders coming from other places
must disn city state the KIDD o music wanted to
Bile 10 select the 81 prem according to tho want
SECOND RFMARK.--The premium c'<ntans 1T least
% pages 20 sheets OF the best aAthors, enra we'd
music not to compare with the Nc Tor the million.
J. sCHUBERTHS CO., Music NJ got, b30 Broadway.
NHRIsTNAs PRRENTs.--JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE
~ invoice OF India shawls and scarfs. j. BSCK co.
355, 7s6, and 7ss Broadway.
TO VOC WANT A HANDSOME HOLIDAY PREsE I
~ Tor your wife, sweetheart, mother, daughter, p
ter, cousin auat, grandmother, any other female
branch OF your family go to Jacobs 4o7 Broad
way, and buy set or California diamond pin and
rings they win be TO please and equal in bril-
aney to the real diamonds Price ST. so complete set
with case gents single stone pins, price $10 large
as $500 diamond; clusters S. rings s. to S12. W.
invite every TO call and them. Gvility to non
purchasers gratis. L. J. JACOBS importers VI watches
and diamonds, 4o7 Broadway
T1sLOwERs, FLOWERS, FIOwERS-F0R THE HOII-
E days-One Of the largest and most choicest coliee
tons in this city will be made up to order tastefuly
o very reasonable charge. c. DORAN, Fifth avenue,
rtv frat afr
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rT,HE HOME JOURNAL FOR ls55.-THE FIRST NUN
Der of the series will be issued the first Of
January next. New subscribers be supplied from
that date but immediate application wAl be necessary
for such as desire to begin with the beginning Terms
for copy 81 for three copies for copy for
three years, $5-aiways in advance Subscribe without
delay. Address NORRIS WILLIS, 107 Fulton street.
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NJ Office OF REMOVAL THE UNDERSIGNED BEES
IN leave to inform his customers AMI friends that
has reno vcd to spacious establishments In the Gsey
building, corner of Cortlandt street and Broadway
where the business will be conducted much larger
scale than hitherto consisting of large assortment of
suitable for every market In the States. The UNDER
signed aatters himself from the large patronage he
fifteen years. that he sii merits the same by assur.
them that all their orders win be promptly attended to
with care and despatch. NJ. WILSON, corner Cortandt
street and Broadway, and in Broadway; principal
entrances In Cerandt street. Of Broadway, in
the Glsey building.
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YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JANUARY-GREAT IN
i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Holiday Number.-Thc
volume,) is published this day is by far the best
number yet issued both regards its literary contents
snd the character Of its illustrations. No pains
pense have been spared in the preparation Of this
ber and in addition to the usual Illustrations will be
found two splendid supplemental enra Wings designed
by NcIenan, entitled s'New Year at the North and
South" which worth than double the price Of
the number. It abounds in comic tales, spicy para
graphs the current topics Of the day original jokes
conundrums, musical and dramatic squibs, comic
sketches in prose and rhyme and . large amount Of
genuine fun and wit contributed by the BEST writer's Of
dealers Price l2 cents per number 81 IS per year.
T. w. STRONG Publisher, 5s Nassau street.
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MAX sUTAINE--JULLHNs LAST AND BEST POL
wi lathe Max Sutaine. J. DARCIE, New York, and
all music sellers.

CIGNOR NARIO-PUBIISHED THIS DAY, THE
- Mario Schottsche, composed Tor and dedicated to
signor Mario, by .uIjsp, Smbelshed with . superb
crayon likeness Of ths great tenor This is the only
portrait Of signor Mario in the country Also, the
BY Julien. J. DARCIE New York. ali music sellers
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DRUSSFIS POINT LACES-MIILER GRANT, 81
ID Broadway, selling point laguille Valencien-
nes Honiton and Chantily nces ct prices much below
seasons their stock Of black thread wells
equaed in style and prices; also Paris, St. Gaa, and
Glasgow embroideries Of every description n B-Se-
veral articles in description OF lace just invented
NJ 4 G. being the exclusive agents for it.
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d AOn A PARTNER WANTED WITH THIS
RfsOOVs sum to join person who has 81, 900
ness that it shown will yield SO 700
profits in twelve months. Address T., Herald Office
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DIoOMINGDALE SQUARE-AN ADJOURNED MEET
ID ing the andhoders opposed ~ the above project
win be held at the Public Hail. in nftieth street, Fri
day evening at TX O'Clock.
GARRiT II. STRIKER, Jr., Chairman.
g. FLEET. Secretary
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THE FTREMEN.


SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ENGI
IA neers and Foremen Of the New York Fire Depart
ment win be held at Stuyvesant Institute CSC Broadway
this Thursday evening at TX O'Clock, to make ar
rangemens for the funeral Of Lame nted socate
L0were, late m ember Of Hose Company No. T. who
lost his life whilst In the discharge Of his duties
fireman. on the morning of the Goth inst BY order
ALFRED CARSON, Chief Engineer.
JAMES F. WENMAN, Secretary.
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NTUsICAI. PRESENTS FOR THE HoIIDAYS--JUs1
Nl received q large invoice Of guitars flutes vions
accorlcons, asgeoettes; also melophone same as use
Of Buckley,s. BAsSE0RD n BR0WER, pinnoforte aud
music dealers, COS Broadway. N. b. VIII be published
on goth instant three schotshss song and chorus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

A LERT HOSE CO. Al RETURN THEIR SINCERE
"A thanks to Mr. George Alker, Of the Apollo Rooms
for the liberal supply Of refreshments furnished them
at the fire in Broadway, ON Wednesday morning Dec 90
T. BRENNAN, Foreman.
C. 6 BRINKERHoPF Secretary.
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yCIIE CopARTNERsIIIP HERETOFORE EXISTING TN.
J. der the firm Of Fowler & Franklyn, house and
Ind agents, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
BOLTS NJ. BOWLER,
New York, Dec 90 1854. HENRY FRANKLIN.
The business of the firm win be settled their Office
No. II Thirty fifth street
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fIpN TOYs-A LARGE ASSORTMENT or THE ABOVE
mentioned toys, whereof there are ave syes ii toy
s'oves ~ regsiar uss, very cheap BY HOS WAAcK,
! % Bowsry.
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CHRIsTNAs PRKENTs RECEIVED, A LARGE
~ invoice Of India shawls and scarfs. J. BSCK co.
355, 1856 and 7eS Broadway.
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NJ OTICE.@MR EDITOR-IT HAS BEEN RUMORED
IN that my residence and business place entirely
destroyed by the extensive Gre that took place in tile
City Affcmbly Rooms, Broadway. with pleasure
inform my friends and the public that such il not the
case By the timely assistance of Engine Company No.
II have been protected and left uninjured and cont.
nue. my business usual. return my sincere thanks
to these noble citizens for their kind assistance in the
moments of my affection ~
JAMES NILIIGAN- 12b and l27 Grand strrest
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rNBETWENTY- SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR the BEvE-
l. 1T Of the New York Fire Department Fund.- will take
Monday evening, Jan. IT, 1856. Tickets may be procured
Of the managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

OFFICE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. DEC;
~ 20, R54.-Thc annual election for thirteen direc
tors Of this company win be held Monday the sh day
ofJanunry next at the Office No. ia Centre street. frou
II to IL O'Clock A. H. The transfer book viii be closed
from the 23d inst. until after the election BY order
G. 1. EVERITT Secretary
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i NJ, are hereby summoned to attend the next regu-
lar meeting Of the Chapter at 1913 Cherry street. or,
Friday evening next, the 22d inst, at 7k o'clock Am
election for officers for the ensuing year win be held at
that time By order Of the chapter.
JOHN HOOLE, Secretary
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TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FIRE AT 442 BROADWAY.
the morning OF the 10Th instant, the Cheshire
Glass Company have removed their depot 70 IS Canal
street. where they prepared to execute oil orders
for rough plate glass for floors and skylights
n. COlABuRN, Agent.
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YTNHE MEMBERS OF NEW YORK HOSE co. NO 5
u would respectfully beg leave to tender their most
sincere Acknowledgements to s. B. Althause Esq, for
the very bountfu supply Of Refreshments Furnished
them at the fire in Broadway the morning of the 2oh
inst also the members OF his family for their kind and
unceasing attentions BY order.
JAMES F. wENMAN, Foreman.
r. H. FISHER, Secretary.
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IL FRENCH IMPORTED STAMPED EMBROIDERfES
N and manufactured to order at my store in few
hours Collars sleeves, bands, shirts, caps handker-
chiefs every other article In any style required,
win be made Of embroidery either wholesale or retail
at JOHN GII.BEar'S, 391 u Dooadway. !.
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lizard TIMES AND HONEST WORKING MEN-ON
III Tuesday, December 49, as two book BINDERS 10 thu
employ Of M L. g. Ballou Ii Spruce street. named Sui
lvan and Mahoney, were returning from their work,
they found horse and cart sraying loaded with valua
they literally rewarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

HARD-THE MEMBERS OF SOUTHWARK ENGINE
~ Company No. IS take this method Of returning their
sincere and heartfelt 10 George Aker
of the Apollo Rooms 410 Broa dway for repetition OF
his Kindness and hospitality during their abors at the
fire In Broadway on the morning OF the 10th inst.
JULIAN Bolts, Foreman.
JOSEPH E. DOUGHTY Secretary