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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

seems TO prove that Louis Napoleon wished to
sound public opinion in France, Germany, and
likewise in England, and to suggest to the Gar or
bis friends that peaceful advances would be vel
coined. All these copjectu'es are now generally
abandoned by the Continental Journals
Does Louis Napoleon really think Of peace l.
he satisfied with the laurels already won AID VITA
the amiable humiliation Of England Does be feel
the necessity of strengthening his throne BY othe'
measures than by distant war or by having his
prrterisns within reach AT all events, the
suards which we're in the Crines have been Of
dared hack to Paris. where the soil may be no
loc ger secure.
The accident of pistol going Off among the i'm
re,;,l carriages at the railroad station in Paris
created new rumor OF an attempt upon his 30
napsrtist Majesty However, al ID now e1-
blamed. Ii seems that there was no attempt at
,s,,ssipstion at all. But the explanation OF this
accident has value in itself IL proves that,
aside from guards and policemen, all the servants
attending tae imperial person and carriage are
armed. The love surrounding him aud the secu-
rty Of the u.urper cannot be great if he is obliged
70 ara biz retinue as on journey smoug forests
and passes haunted BY robbers. Or rather he
lthe rcbber) is always on the aleft-his finger on
The trigger to menace those whom he has robbed.
The nomination of Sir Hamilton Seymour s'
FnpIish ambassador at Vienna, to replace the
Earl of WestmOreland, is on tie other side
more hostile demonstration against Russia, and
thus against peace. Sir Hamilton Seymour was
f rmerIy the B. itch ambassador at st. Petersburg
and TO him belongs the celebrity Of having di7ulged
the private conversations Of Nicholas reatiee to
stLe ,iek nan" The disclosures made by him con
tIbuted perhaps more than anything else at the
start of the Eastern complication to excite war
like opinion in England and we're the source OF the
most violent situperatiOn in Parliament and the
press against the Car Nicholas. Although policy
and Diplomacy necessarily override many sctuple
Of feeling. and dictate the desluttion of many an
outrage, il seems in possible that Russian minis
ter can meet Sir Hamilton, whose enmty b.s
been 90 emphasized, or that Alexander H. will
NEGOTIATE with man who thus CALLED his decessed
father, and who, justly or uDjusty, is considered
BY the Court of St. Petersburg as an unprincpled
slanderer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.
A correspondent. telegraphs as follows from

Washington on Saturday last:
81 learn that Mr.. Gushing decides that the Mexican
three million drafis, hsyiog been regularly drawn by
Santa Ar while il f.; power, are binding on Mexico,
pcrsson that The money will be paii wthou. further
delay"
We trust this ia not true, for we feel very cer-
tain that it ought not to bS. Let us look ss the
facts
Tn 1854. Santa Anna was political chief and
virtual Dictator of Mexico, with ample power to
do as he plea,ed, but plentiful lack of money
His necessities tempted him to sell to our Govern
ment slice Of the Territory of Mexico, which he
did BY what is known as the Gadsden Treaty,
whereof one section reads as follows:
cart 3. In consideration of the foregoing stipula-
fiona the Government of TIA United States agrees 70
paw TO the Government of Mexico, in the City oNew-
York. the sum of ten millions of dollars OF w0ich
seven millions shall be paid upon the ratification OF
this .rtay and the remaining three millions SOM
n. the boundary line SHAH be Surveyed, MARKED and
established
This latter sum, it will be seen, not due
until the full demark ston and establishment of the
new boundary aforesaid, and was then due to the
Coyerpment Of Mexico When the time for pay
ment arrived through the definition of the bound
arv AZ aforesaid Santa Anna had ceased to be ruler
Of Mexico or bore any voice in her Government
in short, had run away. His receipt IN behalf OF
Mexico had become of no more account than 80
much waste paper. But meantime he had sue
ceeded in realizing the amount in this city or else
whereof course, at an enormous shave-and had
either spent the net proceeds or carried them OIL
with him into exile, leaving never dollar thereof
in the Mexican Treasury And now, when Mexico
calls for her Three Millions she is to be told that
they have been paid out to certain persons who
hold the drafts of Santa Anna for the full amount
Is this honest
II will be said that it would be bad case for
the holders of these drafts to lose their money.
But why They were under not the least oblga-
tion TO buy these drafts They did it as speculs-
ton taking the chance of Santa Annals ability to
retain his power long enough to enable them to
realize. Tie fact that he must go-that the Ma
tion was spain,t him, and would soon kick him out
was as obvious before as after its demonstration.
IF he had been able to hold on few weeks longer,
they would have made handsome thing Of it
but they played their game and lost, and now ia
sist on pocketing the stakes as if they h,d won.
This i. not right and our government dsaonors it.
self by rObbiDg Mexico for the benefit OF these
SPECTATORS The world will say that there i. bri-
berry in the case, and that Mr. Gushing profits BY
this unrighteous decision. That may not be- but
the question involved should at least have been
amicably referred to some friendly power, or some
exalted tribunal and the money paid in accordance
with the decision. We cannot consider the debt
to Mexico discharged by this payment to Santa
ABnas bottle holders.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
nisnatch 70 The y. Y. Tussae.

WASHINGTON, Nor. - l,s5
The Presidents Me- ssge will be Withheld As ioayn
,csibie. 10 order 10 embrace the latest is,eaysns.
from Europe. /, will nc, even be pra ed sat, ANsr
the orgapiz.ion Of the Hoose Of Representa- Yea.
Letter. b. the Can &ds wore received a: ne S,As
Depatmeut t,-oay, bur their oootels hsye 10, rsns-
pired, yet from relia lie source lesro shat pese,
hOSs lies iVer
Gen Hitchcock reg us ion hiss cfssssd no vacancy
in zoe office OF General, erroneous published, 10
was chs a bri2s safer by brevet; con,eqisnuy Gsr
Lane Garnet ssyire - the plsce. Tha' ths s.I,os
solder has however, been named by s,ne ardent
fi-uts Tor the office o Brgaoier General creatsi BY
tie act OF last session. watch was never hlod IA true
" ne I.soel1,.d Py,sa
The Ir,on has been au horized by the st ,te De-
partner, to ssy tba' Mr.. Bu'nsnsn has had 20 Ca
f,rences Wit Lord Clarendon i relation ~ Il, Wes
ind 4 squadron, al W icl LORI ClHeGdon had STATED
that ,h squad ora lEzd m no purpose lniue lap
to ihe United StAee hut th' ~ oh'ect 20 prosct
Briti-h commerce against Russian privAee-s torae Or
fur Of which, acco ding 20 psru iul Ts "hJh hsl ea
r ctivel, h Lord Corn understood were htng
OF ia New York one being uelry ready tOr sea, and
one So To be very large aud l. vessel ocslly n-
I nd 10 Intercept tsh n % convey X AgsIah NJ
gold, win The purpose trst however 10 c4Ptur> one
of the Cupard steamers In Justification OF the state
ment LOId ClAendOp maze reference % he ne OF
ire bark Many as rep-cse tcd in aitAyits seat ~
him aud Communicated by Mr.. BARCLAY. the British
cousul iR New York. and bv MIN transmitted to tue
British Government and at the Sane time laid before
our Governm n.
Ny former despstch having, without authority been
coutradcted repeat the best OF iniorms too h N
tie preseut determination is not 70 forward copies ~
the Presidents Message for distant ne FSpapers, ~
heretofore IN advance of lis Gel very in Congress
may Lot even be printed till that time.
WAsHINGToN, saturday, Nov -, 1853.
The departure OF tho next Calio Ma m al s'eans
from New York is postponed from tbs 5th to the ITO Of
December in order to take out The Presidents message
If The Houso of Representatives ia crgta'zed by A.t
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
FROM THE CRINEA,

Alter all, the Russians are going to defend the
Crimea. Prince Gorchakoffs order of the day, in
which he announces this intention, has reached US
by the mail of the Canada. The Emperor had in.
deed left it to his Judgment whether the presen
position should be held or whether tbs peninsula
.houla be abandoned; aud Gorchakoff 10 reply pro
claims bis intention to remain where he is. The
two divisions of grenadiers, with their division of
artillery have arrived il Sympheropol; they are
said to be twenty-five thousand strong and TO
have brought convoy of eight thousand bullock
carts with them, which furnishes ample supplies
for SIX or eight months. According to some re-
ports Gorchakof is even preparing to take the of
fensive again, and to operate against Eupatoria-
That the grensdiers may muster about twenty
two thousand men is possible enough. They be-
long to those portions of the Russian army the
ranks Of which are always best filed up. Their
march from Poland to PertkOp was executed
pretty slowly and in the best season of the year.
That division of twelve bsttalOns (for the grss-
adler regiments, like the guards, have but three
battalions 70 the regimeDt) should therefore even
now muster ten thousand efectives or about eight
hundred and thirty men per battalion, Is not at all
improbable. But il must not be thought that this
Number Is so much net increase to the Crimesn
army; for..as We have before mentioned, sundry
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THE PROSPRCT OF PEACE.

The Csnads's mails nearly annihilate the pacific
aspect of the previous news. Hardly anything
remains to establish hope that something can
turn up during the Winter to bring the belliger-
ents to terms. The most significant thing in the
peaceful breeze which blew for more than q week
at the end of October and the beginning of No
vember is that it originated i'll Paris with the Con
si'f"ti0nntl. AS the French press is absolutely
gsSGed' all that appears in that journal must be
mi-oficial-especialy it is in the good graces
and confidence Of the French Government Those
placid breezes, therefore, must have been By au-
thority. Their dying echo Gays that Louis Napo-
leon was rather disposed 10 hear overtures,
and that he still considers himself bound BY the
celebrated Four Points. For weeks and weeks
the English warlike journals haughty held differ
ent language their exigencies increased with
every day, and the -Four Points were decidedly
abandoned by them as no longer satisfactory or
answering the circumstances of the case. Should
the Partisan rumors have the slightest truth in
them, then the difference with the clamorous Eng
lsh press might be considered as dim foreboding
OF schism IN the alliance. This rumor of which
tho Cos'i:tNijorr:! Is ths exclusive couoootor,
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An yAIOnEM DUTIES.

We have before us a transcript of the valuation
At the New-Y0k Custom House Of some thirty
thousand tons of Iron imported By one house
during single month Of the current year, and
sworn to have cost in round numbers, 100000.
The Custom-House appraisers, after examining the
same, added $780, 900 more 10 raise its invoiced to
its actual value, and charged duties on $500 900,
which the importers paid-tbst is 10 say: they
swore the amount Of duties justly chsrgesble on
this iron was 100000 but the appraisers marked
il up to 10000, and they had to pay it.
Another firm imported 81 900 bars Rails during
the same quarter, and the appraisers added so per
cent to their valuation in order to do justice to
the revenue and other importers. 1t was paid.
The present system profers gigantic bounty
on skillful wholesale dishonesty. The importer
who can work bis goods through the Custom House
valued at half their real cost gets rapidly, enor-
mously rich, while his honest, conscientious rival
in trade who pays the full impost is undersold and
ruined. And the greater rogue an importer may
be- the larger will probably be his business and the
more it will tend TO increase.
II does seem TO US that there should be honesty
and love of equity sufficient in this country without
regard 10 Protection or Free Trade, to insure q
speedy change from Ad Valerem to Specific Duties.
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FIRES.
rIsy N WASHINGTON STREET.

FIRE IN wAsHIyGToN STREET.
Yesterday morning at I O'Clock officer GAthwsis
5scovered {, e 10 the lofts of row Of brick stables
Nos. COS ard COZ Washington street, occupied 81
several carmen and owned by Mr. Harrington. The
officer aided by two citizens, etased the hor-es snd
then gave the alarm The frenen soon arrived ON The
ground and speedily e1tinguished the flames. Damage
about $50. The FIRE was no doub. the work Of al In
cendiary.
FIRE IN FRANKLIN STREET.
Abou. O'Clock Saturday night hre Wa oASco''
cred in The privy attached to the dwelling house NC
CT Franklin street The flames we're soon suodueo.
Damage, $40. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of some evil-desigBed person.
FIRE ~ FIFTH STREET.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, ire broke 'a'
in the brick building Of No. 23i Fifth street. oc
chr led q. csbnet shop by Henry Shaffer on tho Srs
and second floors, and Frank Kbbsch on the third
aaor The fire originated on the first floor, and IS no
one yss on that floor after dark nor any fire usee
there il supposed the premises were fred by 81 IN
cendiary. M Skaters loss will amount to sooa'
goo. No insurance Mr.. Kilbsch estimate, his loss
at about $50. No insurance. The building be'ns'
to Mrs. Frederick Bender and is damaged 70 '"e
amount of about $50. Fully injured IN the bsn'A
Insurance Company.
FIRE IN .NITY STREET.
About u o clock on Saturday morning hfe W"
found in closet in third story room in the oAaa,nS
No II Amiy steet, occupied by Mss l'''nn.
T. in removing basket from the closet ecc'ae'. ~.
get fire to her otbng thst hung against tue 'o~
fire was icon subdued. Loss about $40; 10 ln'ai
Damage to the building about $40; insured 10 ~
New. Am sterdsm Insurance Company.
PrRE AT FORT wAsHIsGTos.
Last nish fire occurred at Fort washington
we were unable 10 obtain the particulars.
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speskership wa. in the s.cenI.,t from IA, 70 a,

speskership wss in the sscendast from LAY 10 a.
at length favors his employers with this bit u =.
teligence:
"WAsnINGros, Saturday, New. %, isS.
Everything il confusion here as regards a, ~.
ganiE 1tcn OF the House
Considering that not one-thrd Of tho Mem.
bers have get reached Washington. AID tia! Ao.s
who are on the way will naturally have word /,
say in the premises, we CONSIDER this sensible re
mark
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MIrRDER OF A POLICE OFFICER.

NkWH HAVEN, Nov. %, $3.50.
A shocking affair took place in this city last night
Two policemen, named Thomas Cummings and VIM
Gram, attempted to ares. drunken man in an Irish
GROCERY in Morocco stree, when the gang present
blew the lights and fell upon the officers beating
them so severely that Cummings has cie< of his 10
iuriee ano Grant is not expected to recover. Gun.
nings was Sexton of st. Paul's Church. Ho reached
that building after tho aiay, began to make his frcs
for Sunday and found dead tho furnaces this
morning. His skull had been fractured by q
sluI y shot
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LAKE DISASTERS.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Nov. 9i, 1855.
A terrible gale was experienced here yesterday, but
AZ vet We have not heard Of any serious results.
The bark Canada arrived hero yesterday from Chi
cago three days aud eghteon hours, beng tho quick
est tine on record.
The schooner Conquest ws wrecked on Wednesday
off Morpetb, Canads. She had cargo OF wheat
for Oswego Vessel and cargo q total loss.
The schooner Illinois, hence for Detroit ls ashore
and full of water near Grand River.
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WHEELING VS.. BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, Nov. "a 1885.
The Supreme Court Of Virginia has given its De.
cison in the injunction of the CITY OF Wheeling
" va. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company IN
favor Of the latter on ell points. The Company ssl
now make connection al Benwood with the CenrJ
Ohin Poa1
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, NOV. 20 I5JJ'
New. Orleans papers Of Wednesday the 18th, aA
Monday the 10Th inst. are tO hand.
Anew contract has been made for the conveyance
of the mails from Montgomery 10 Mobile and the hope
is held out that they will be regularly received here-
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PnorrssoR NJ. NEEGNEs's ELECTRO.C nEMcN

P.Tn,-Tas efficacy of no ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS td
nv.rea by NJ IgkG,Es) 10 exrsoGsg tom the hunss Dse
Al, metallic bstsucs ether tab ~ medicines or sbsoroed
lille exercising III ptcfesso Of P.nes, 3ieB L1otcg
Glass Plat. r. q. is i,t ger gu sron OF doub-
PET VtEcNys expeneu-e warrants bin IN all mug and
suar,neeiog that Baths will relieve od Pernsaenty
nIe ali t.sse afflicted with RtGeum as nta n1n story
Cb,onio1 Psralyss GA COafsced Muscles tue
nous pepc affections CAUSED oy tse p'esaSe Of
minerals in the system.
The remedy sims in lie arrangements and snos ins'io
,nsons 10 s feet dfcg far from al other nedi; exoe II
rt II simply sfensthsns Niture IL her tcscJ bY agent
A. potst md hiodred character and thus enables her
the morbid Of doIbaDce and to restore the nor
ms conc tions Of h' elth.
vol foi.hed ar appointed hosse has been opened
At No no Broad wsy whsre the Professor will W bis perons
attention 10 those Eho may require h' services He vii be
s,,d by an intel gent and compton h'scin and for the
better Ct some ~ nis paLn vi" cOuthss MS
branch estabshus mt At Ne zoe 9th sv. -, go .
He bess 10 inf medical profession aud the public tbs
ne has made which will enabe bin 70 give the
Rsbs AZ houses patients who unab to VISIT bin
Several methods have been dis overed and spPed with
success To Inflammation. As the sppc alton o. the
Hath by inc supetent untbu p,rs might resu. 10 sen
ans In benefit patients would do well 10 apply
40 Prof yEkGNES direct least To thoroughly satisfy them
selves competency tt sucn a. propose It's p alton
NJ B-Per.o1s f. the country may be aceonmoda.ed WIN
Board n the same buiiiog
few Students will be- received. Special Department for
Ladies'.
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ACoUITTAL OF CAPT. WHITE.

BALTIMoRE. Saturday, Nov. -, 1855
Capt. White, tiled under the charge of uowsrrauta-
bly, casting away the ship james CGeo.sr, was ae
Quilted by the july to-day without th5ir leaving the
box
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IvesoIlprk Daitp Miibnre
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1855.

In copsusnoe Of the number Of copies printed
a, TpE WEEKLY TRIsuSE compelled request
f.p9. to send IN their sdvere BY tomorrow noon u
o,6er 70 seoure their insertion in this weeks
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF RACHEL.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25, 1885.
Rachel is very Ill indeed, and there is no prospect 81
present of her being oblo to continue her perform
ances here. Her physicians have scysed her to maze
trip to Havana for the recovery of ber health
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Wnnrn,s PArENT SALAMANpER SAFEs, as

usual victorious The foloSng this moroing received
from Georgia: CONSEhSL "a, No1' ~ 1872,
Mesns b G. WILDTs, Co, No. l22 Water St, N. Y
snlmen On the 9Th inst my warehouse with all my mer.
hsDdse was otsy destroyed BY e sly books p,pers and
notes with 67p In cash all saved In the WILDER PAT
TNT SALAMANpER SAFE winch purchased Of short tms
since In New York On opening the same you can mag my
urpt,e a. we'll Of those who 81 messed IT. to tad they
were moi ven scochet This has satisfied all in this
vicinity the oIS OF Justly celebrated FIRE PROOF
SAFE and vi he the Of .elng many for you shall
be New York in February and shan then want .nother
Very respy, DhEIGL SCOTT.
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sINGrn,s SEMlNa MAcmINEs MN NJ AcRLSrs

of dc most improved sye vii be hang d, o. lib term,
fr Old ssshn-s hind Grea numbers Machines
ha avery wilson Grover aud Baker AID other patSns have
ben sold hci c.o be used l'se aese aea oe
we offer The - , rom Oh IN improved AshHes
%, m own ske exch,arel Ia the SANE way. old M,hoes
30 received BY be s,royed For terms OF ex
chsns. soPy person lily, o. b s'ef, TO l. NJ SINGLE Co
Nc .S23 Broadway.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES

TkIUNPHANT!i
The Report Of the American institute COMMITTEES on Scales
reads thus: nj.
FAIRBAsKs Co., BsoadSsy-FoI Heavy Platform Scale
Gold Meds. 49, q , - -,
drop leyer-SveI Medal.
PAIspAsTs q Co.-Prescripton scsle-Dipoma.
FAIRBASXs & Co-For Odd Coin Deector and Post Ohce
Baance-Dipoma
The scales sbovs taken from the ordinary
stock Of subrbe and proved at the trial before the
Of what they warranted 70 prove on
every thai Ia every day so>lee pfrteeay correct
bey heretofore, by 1e original inveut
on tse 10 render them perfect re-
..r vo<k uiatrsevey Scale being subjected
10 the seyerss test before allowed 10 out OF tue esao
lishbept. v--,,,-- n, $3.50. -
Nearly atoms OF these Weighing Machines are no"
offered 10 the business public among winch are
RAILRoAD. TRACK and DEPOT SCALES.
HAY and Coal SCALES, with iron levers.
WARKHoVsE Scales.
SToRr ScALts in crest variety.
Also neat FAMILY SCALE which should be found IN every
house.
NFIeHMAsTERs BEAMS.
BANKFKS aud DRVGCISrs ScALFs.
Posl.UFFICL BALAhCks
GoLD-CoIN SCALLS
And IN or the extensys ard complete sfortmeL: Of
WexbiEg Apparatus 70 be found 10 the United States.
FAsBANKs N Co.,
No 1879 Broadway Ne~-Yo,k.
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One of those Washington correspondents who
know every thing, and who has sent on word that
the star now of this then Of that aspirsnt for tn
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, Saturday, Nov. q, 800.
The following is q statement of the value Of nhe
goods imported hero from foreign countries for tho
elk ending yesterday:
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GOV. CLARK will be 10 the city at p. N. "'H'
He stops at the Astor House
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STrARSs & HARvBs
WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES.
ruiRTEEk in and have nerT Jdled 10 pr"rrs
t,<sr oonfents from the rsvages OF ire.
These Safes secured by BRASsss IA BELLE LOCK which
10 proof against powder and burglars, for sale by
STTABNs n MARVIN,
No. I46 WsteTst, New-Yofk.
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TIMELY NOTICE TO DIR CITY CUSTOMERs.-Our
.tocs of Fancy GOoDs, TOYS for the HOLIDAYS viii be
comns. nv The Il. Dec advise thOse who wish good
Lection and during the ster part OF Decem
ber m cal ,pd make their seecoa All goods for the cOuhy
rseisA Viii core @. W. TCTILE. NO. A5 Broadway.
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TUTTLE's EMPO Rum

English French, German, and American
F.ucY GooDS, NOVEL; AkD TOY ,
No. 345 Broadway.
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INBIA- RUBBER OVERSHOES-TDe best hnlshed
shtes and at tho same time most dlrsre kVBsLS OyEe
sgoys of ~ vaets. LsdeB, NJ se and Gsnemeus tor
.ss w-olesNe end re's at the GooDYEhR RUBBER DLfO9
No i65 broadway, bit 2een VhTsn aad Chimbsrssts
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FOR INDI,-RIBRER BAH.

md every Toys manufactured o India Rubber RIB
Der Glo And Mters Coss OVernoes Boos Door Sprus
Hore Covers, all 81 superior quality 70 D.
HoDGMANs Warehouse, " q MsiaeL-aae, corner Nassau s.