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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
will Kansas Be Free9
ALBA. MoSRoE Co, Iowa,
December % 1885,.

December 70, 1904.
G. w. BRows e Co.: DEAR SlRs -
Z have seen ID seme OF the Newspapers
notice IF the HsyoIs q EEresszsss, pub
Hlished By you q: de Tsrr;lefy 81 Kansas.
ThoEgh have never been sble 10 see
number Of Your lsaYer. wish to become
. subscriber have not learned your
terms, and for this reason cannot send
you the money in this letter. but viii
send i TO you as sool as receive your
paper and learn your terms.
| understand that the object of your pa
per Is TO defend our freeiastitutions. par
ticularay freedom against slavery. and if
g. may Heaven prosper YOU in your un-
dertaking. | have learned with deep
sorrow that the pro-slaxery candidate
has been successful in Kansas. / have
had notion to remove to Kansas myself.
but | cannot bear the idea ofliving in a
slave S-ate. Yours, as ever, J. A.V.
The Herald is sent, as our friend has
requested, and we trust he wiH be suffi-
eiently Interested in the paper to aid in
getting up list in his neighborhood. -
We think he viii find in our paper all he
desires upon the subject'of slavery. Our
purpose IS to contribute all the influence
in our power towards making Kansase a
free State. and we have no doubt as to
Al n. n r
this the way Gen. Whitfield triumphed
in the Territory, and viii not have any
unpleasant forbodings on that account.
A very large majority of tie actual res-
idcn.s are in favor of freedom, and will
50 declare AZ the proper time through the
ballot-box. We shall be pleased to wel-
come our correspondent to the Great
West, and hope to do SO at an early day
in the spring. rs ~ = aslI 5.lsz 9.aztaq
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
y lsislft ti@z II f.Ef ~ ,tl
Distress Among Operatives.


The New York Tribune, after careful
inquiry into the facts, estimates that
among the recent iron workers in New
York, one half have been discharged,
and of.those retained, the greater portion
work only half time. Two thirds ofthe
printers are out of employment, two
thirds Of the stercotypcrs, and almost all
the type makers. OF the bookbinders,
only two hundred out of one thousand
are retained. il 1t is estimated tha. build
ers have not oneei5hth the work now they
had last year at this time, and tina. out OF
the 1000 masons in the city, only ], 900
have work, Wages last year was SO per
day, now they are 81, 50. Two thirds
of the .hatters, and one half of the tailors,
are without work. and six thousand sew
ing women do not know where their next
job will come from. .i7faT89L
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
Cold weather---A Contrast,

On the Goth of Dec. the thermometer
in Albany, N. Y, at s o'clock in the
morning, was down to IA degrees 6elouv
zero, and 3 degrees below at noon. In
Boston, on the same day, the mercury
stood at 8 degrees below zoro. A:Port-
land, itiwas,1 degree below. A. Bangor
it was II degrees below. Philadelphis
5 degrees above. At LAWRENCE, Kan
sas T., the thermometer stood at 90 deg.
above zero in the morning at AZ deg. at
noon; and SO deg. at night, sl''i''
On the 231 of Dec. the mercury fell to
% deg. below zero, in the morning, at
Quebec. At Rutland, VT. it was 6 deg.
below. At Bangor, Me-, it was % deg.
below. AZ Boston 10 deg. above. In
Lawrence the, thermometer, at sunrise,
was 38 deg. above zero Qui.ea a contrast
between the temperature of eastern and
middle America in favor of the latter.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
Trading Post.

Hardly a day passes bat We observe a
large number Of The na.ises Of the forest
incur streets sometimes IS many as thir-
ty or- forty at . time They come % On
horsebsek, make purchases at car stores.
and retara 70 their homes across the fivs
er. The frsde sifh them nanst be sery
large. and appears to be on the increase.
We have seen nothing unciyl on their
part, on the contrary they visit our resi-
dences, to see how "whi.e folks live, and
with an expression Of satisfaction retire.
The ffss books sold BY ps.heFe were %
present to the Indians, and the second sale
was to an Indian, who purchased the His
tory of Greece for his own reading.
The Delawares receive an annuity from
government equal to see to each man,
woman. and child in their tribe. Their
lands are directly opposite this point, on
the north side OF the river. Necessarily
Lawrence must be the. nearest trading
post with them ; and here, so long as ouf
people deal fairly, they viii come, to buy
their goods and provisions. And then
. the fact that tie Lawrence Association
has closed up every avenue to the liquor
traffic, by which the red mans curse as
well as white mans bane is shut out, In
sufes a good state of feeling with them,
A li:tle effort in the proper direction
! would induce the Shawnees residing in
the western part of their reservation, td
also do their trading here. They, too,
receive a liberal annuity from govern
ment, and their trade in the aggregate
would be worth thousands. Of dollars "a
year. We hope with the first opening Of
spring a goodly number of traders d
the right description viii loca.e among
US. and we feel confident they will find
1t the most important point in the West
for business. The fact that the entire
emigration and travel by the overland
route to California, Utah, Oregon, and
Washington Territories pass through
here. and that this is the last place oi
any account for trade, win insure a
- % a-a
heavy business from that source. s''''s
Those locating here from the East
will need to use much caution in THEN
purchases Of some articles it is inn
possible, almost, to over supply the mar.
ket, whilst Of oilers light stock only
will supply the demand. ..a ...,,@ 8
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
Fishing with a Seine.

/ We learn tha. seine was drawn in the
river, a short distance above this point,
one day last week, which resulted in get
ting large quantity of the fnny tribe,
of various descriptions. 1t has been
represented East that the Kansas was moi
aiap.ed to fishing with seines /; but we
should suppose from is genie current,
and the erenncss of the bed i would be,
one of the best streams in the world b
apply that implement ann zsg.sis aisss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
Local Correspondent.

We give in another place very inter-
esting article from our local correspond
ent at Topeka. Ii gives very favorable
account of the first settlement of that
point, aad speaks eneoaraginsly of its
prospects infusure. The writer is a gen
tleman Of ability. and the public viii be
frequently entertained with his pen and
ink sketches. s5es. ...- -,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
second-Hand Proceedings.

1t has always been an invariable rule
with us to never copy the proceedings OF
public gatherings from newspapers pub
iished in the same place with US, the
original copy of which could have been
furnished 81. We could publish it in a1+
vance of'our neighbor, or at the same
time with him. Everybody will readily
see the propriety of such a rule. By
adopting any other one, class of iadi-
yiduals who, perchance, control public
assemblies, may, by dint of exertion,
throw US into the background, ani make
all Of our reports OF, such gatherings Sec
ond-hand- If actors in such assemblies
wish us to lay their doings before our
readers, they must pass up the copy inn
mediately after the aijournmen. of their
meetings. 49, ,....s ,sz..fa 3, z,z..s
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
naethodIist ou.artsrly Meeting..

5, The second quarterly ,eeting for the
Wakarusa circait viii be held at the
boarding-house of Messrs KASsADy d
Err, in Lawrence, on the 10th and f1th
days of February next Services On
Saturday evening and Sunday at II
o'clock. Presiding Elder Rev. w. H
GoopE will be in attendance. - ~ shHaa
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
Reading Matter.

Newspapers from ali parts Of the Union
can be procured at the HEkALD or FREE-
DOM Office for FIVE cents a copy, OF three
copies for ten cents. We have several
German papers which we would supply
at the same rates.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
The First Baby.

The First Baby. -.
The first birth IN this ely was on the
25th of October last. The Lawrence
Association donated the boy first class
city lot, and named him LAWRENCE CAR.
TER, after Che city and his parents. We
learn that the little feliowis quite healthy,
and is growing finely. May he live to
see our beautiful city ranking with the
FIRST in the Union. in all that pertains to
wealth, education, morality, and refine
ment ass, ta sss.,.al.,,. ..sye,s.-ss ..sIs
We may be allowed to say, in this con-
nection, that the first white child born in
Chicago is now but twenty-five years
old, while the city boasts of population
of near $4,000. May not destiny
equally prosperous await our own Law
rsaf,S.5s
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
A Rai.rnad.. Il

We observe that General wnirs1EID
introduced a bill in Congress, on the s6th
uIt., to aid in the construction of a rail-
Rad iu Kansas. The bill was referred
to an appropriase committee. 1.'ssssi
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
hgmana ao


ment TIA. be cannot drive his team herc
j. time to put 6 a spring crop. We
would sugsest that he:gst soms hnily
70 jon him in Indiana, sell Che sock
they nay haze % hand there, and sith
the money in their pcekess--goid, of
course-let them set out with their ami-
lies and as few necessaries as possible,
and make their way up the Missouri
Arriving within ffty miles, or such a
matter of Kansas City, let one of the
company go back from the river twenty
tise or thirty miles, to some point which
Las not been Affected to any very great
ex:ent by the past emigration into the
Territory, an1 there buy horses, oxen, and
cows fer bo.h families AMI bring them
through to this point. The other gem
tleman, with the two families, will hasten
here, select claims for both, and take pos
session, to commence operations as soon
as the teams arrive. Get in your spring
crops as soon as possible, and then look
after your dwellings. having in the mean
time lived in tents. Cattle are bu. little
if any higher, than in the East. and they
have the advantages of being already ae-
climael-sor we suppose that a change
of cliina,e affects all aninials-whether
human or otherwise, alike.
blacksmith 5. as well as eyeryother va
riety of mechanical implements, are
much needed In the Territory, AMI eaa
probably be brought here to quite as
good aiyahtage as to buy them q. the
hardware stores. We have learned tina.
heavy iron articles bear transportation
better than almost anything else we. can
name. Stoves, stove pipe, hollow ware,
&c., Is a. least one-third higher here
than where We formerly resided in Penn
sylyania. laslb ssf1 IrHa - ssa
Our correspondent desiring further in
formation will read the answers to other
querists, one or more of which will be
given weekly until we shall clear our ta-
bic of this species of Communications.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20

Er The friends of free schools we're
requested to meet at the Office Of Dr.
RoBrssos, on Thursday evening iass, %
orusnizs district g Rh E 2
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20

School and Miscellaneous books.
letter andesP paper, envelopes, pens, PEN
holders; ink, DC, for sale at the HERALD
OF FREEDox Office. =
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20

A Those in want of complete fles
of the Herald af Freedom should lese
No time IN subscribing, IS our editions
are bahg exhaassed very rapidly. 80 .
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20

- Any person p possession Of news
from any prtefthe Territory, yin confer
a favor on Us by acqua;nsi;ag Us w;th tia
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-20
The Jefaio Of Ff,saalp.
G. w. BROWN. Eaisor
Lawrence. Saturday, January %

cs1 Il. A. BILLISes. ESQ. is<ksur ssisbo1;zed
u, Je1era1 Aesat for the XeTad = Fyse.iexs and
Al MS contracts pertaining to the paper viii be
pg ppin9ing on The firm. Letters addressed to us AZ
punaioi = \: T.. viii be promptly attended to by
LII, LII. eEilgr1ang parsies and individuals en-
.ou.s iol Kansas, passing through Buffalo are
ssauessed gise fsn 3 sail a. Is ettses NJ a a. =
niagara fefnpefahec Holise. = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

I,uR SAVANNAH AsD FLpRIDA-UNrrED srA rs .
Il nal hne. I've new and elegant ssa.arr flAltiD 1,
Captain ~ Woodhull vii leave on saturday Des A. tro
p~r ksrh river, At O'Clock T. ~ Blls u ndins
signed board For height sppy boArd.
nab 800 FLORIDA ,housh uche's from se~ YORK. jack
lsaye Rsvanpsh for Florida three : wesk cnns
with he from new YORK TaesdA, and aAurays
u,oR NORFOLK POR1 sMoUTH AND RICHMOND =
The 4. mall steamship JAMESTOWN, viii leave lor
the above Ss urday Dec. 81 oclo,s from
pier Is North No freight viii be ,.hen f- <,
bu passengers will there by railroad fom ,v
Point, usual Freight fer Norfolk and Petersburg
shipped by the Roanoke every Wed esdsy Pas
ttac rooms included sorok ~; 70 Pete sburg and Rich
mono, tlU. eteernge half price Applyto
Luul AN Il PLEAsANfS, 81 Broadway.
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MISCEIAk.A AEOUs,
nYsPEPsn CURED.
~ Nav GOOD aigs s,ion wait on sppriit~
Ard health oo beth.

~ hay good ays.,ion walt on sppeats,
III. grand secret "a tae pse.sfvaoa n hAh IA to prevent
con.bIaton sts- 70 secure regular sad
.n 'fen,lye. they e.n ee ln,aeaAr r.eyst By ~
he, msas sy-pspA. .'s,f ~h 10 tho Ola ia~is
for,se by g. g. SANS. Dfursss. ivo FUTON stree,
New Yok. Fold also ny druggists gene say.
I EATBER RssroBAT1vE AsD WATER PayOg
IL psss ~ % acquaintance e eyesybot1 On owpj NJ
@u oovsn 10. tulloa ,rrs. has introduced as~ aass
ore ,r,es lealsr ~ perfectly erc,adss ~-rr 4 y e.p
.ss,hs, -,ro.sd 70 ss,sr For ss,o.s "a sLo. xs ~,
"rau..r i.stbe, y Is he
-ssn applied -spri, Of The limos.
NrIoHT wATcH -THE soHscRfBEKs OfFTg 10 re
~ pubic machine c,iied 10 stst wsicl of Dr'-rg,r
s,,. 1ses ssn pc .-see = oar .',gss rco all 81
per."n % k'or Gao .n.f or crc-s yenr pFen.e. son
fsh Ilaesd tseir ,-eps rooms sd al osc. 70. =
bsi ~ pert"u cob enter ei1"l' ae to~ DIE ~. ~
i.ee sscset snf Dssstw .ee@ ~ osyn by WHICH hires
noifh one u ne torgls.s e~e csus al tgoagh, - se
hst on'-e, cry had, ri-f tefore Judge cuy.r
te,s mse,ne. can be Lsa inyea,ar. tNE sgell-
r wt.s az f Ta ss.t 'rrss y I ai2
Lt~k jakassau street., re York Tt~s- ussiinss ~ y
Hsrrs tsa,e - r. sSs,aos re'aa. 80
n, ns,h ~ = t.y oonvno~s ai n me tsss ayeaaoG
yurs nostps, .sru, 10 Faisa avsssr.
sEGARs-h sERy LARGE Ion ~ IgFosTED ~.
= ssfs German Al dmssns Or -. nan
ihr -sft. p'ss 90 cs'h credit Tbsss sssas OR
nss s@$.. !. os .ssas: =. ~ .4s s %
s'far. u. tNtfkH 81 BrrAiW.y. NJ stairs.
4 nv GREsIteT BEVERAGE or TIE s0E-w az.
4 LIZ Bh11hthsi o~iehfnts1 DAag,noo Gssss II ~
srnv hdt.d ~ a. 70 " so "niy .qns No sps- sas
onnee tn us ugs .recinai rcssfg for dysfepse lIls
EeFe, dFrAnEsBsEt ~ ne liver. s. Ut
LIS bhDl a. r.. NJ 10 AID z. W4shsgioa sr-as
New S@k, importers ~ ne candslon snd soe
gefuf.rs ~ he pure and uaAiulsrze1 d4a3e. s1l-~
sitfh resry Iu' 70 n I'm viii az ne ~ ~
fsurr upon each wrapper prosecg,c aysls, ptars.
UHTkH Mo@,sr -LADfka 10 ROT vfsa ~
say, AN BIC W. ...ip snsss as e..1e -
usifs rff cnarse pesfan
repytson Enr pc ~hsrr u>y ~. ,.~d - o. .rts
y W n,sui - ~ vs'ous u inpossfs fstem
y ne. hey are psiare's ssi' Your s-anty -fl -
y Utter "a y usns he pe.~frA ,ouh gvtss tasat
- l.d.s, 10 J. fAf No. 2, bioods No rcd oaiT ~
Broadway
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THE sARefID wpnAsp rn!vAss sKDit AZ oos
q ss.b a<s Asn1s-sa s<i2- o. issJ is... ~ ~ =
ery tss~~, - s>nps~sx s~r s,ap
su ssssysss - asisSs. s~ss~<ss es@ss !
hss eap sns- an y. - n~<t - ns ssA ssss~hs -
sss sl<re ts~ssns ms0ss sA~-. sp.s<~~ 80
1.ss m r.sye>- tte, sts~s- -sss 80 vrN 100 p-
s~r ~tSf - s~tAsf sssf sAs ~As< A.
= .srps -, sA-s~ -sfs ss< saSs ~ - ss4~~sx~
ts<s ~-Fsrts '-r~ cssvrssas - ~~ssArrss ys~ss~s ;
so-t prssrsas ssSf - 49, e<v<
htr. SER srss - go 80 paFs. % .~~s n s,s
-stsst, ssnsSwsian 80 = - e~ ss ~ rHtN1sh
ysss7 f.-st h.ssrfevz. r-fsfs R-s<i 49,
- 80 tstM #rfs ~ fs~.sv we- ~ $500
f~sfs+ Nffas 49, . fste<se ~ stsases ss.~t. sd
hafsa o. - ess~ff - ~ 49, ~m ~ ~
NJ. RI stFs FL ef ta-ses
49, wisft eHsfsa#f aseHt#t wtM
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

srOR PLACE HOTEL-Tms HorKI., 70. 7s3 BROAD
N way .etwetn waverey ploe AID nightn street.
dersone moet thorough repairs aud Ard he
siprr. hot desirable suites at fanses
s,nemeD, may be obtl'iied ny early app icsuon
VIM. J. fisn a bon. rropri-tors.
MEXICAN HOTEL 800 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE
II Metropolitan, VIII be for ~. r-cepuon per,nl
nj abd rar ssn guests, saturday, Ice single
u ~ TO IS per day heab esus, ana as ordered
A. ~ LnAVE, Proprietor
COLLINS HoTtL-wIh. LET FIVE LARGE PARLoas
" with b.sn.ms, 10 perunuen boarder. rs
sic terms. suites and ft@,ps tom ~ per
LoSsd foot u Canal most central To ali parts
asy.
IupsOE HOUSE. yAcKsONvn.I.E KAHr W oRIDA
fssoIs sosns south, wbshg quiet h.ass,
Sn CT 81 rs~~mAbs cArgss s~ano do bauer sa us
jadnn nonse d. DAY, frosreor.
AIATIok al RUTKI. wAEHIE0TOx, ID. C.-fHIs OEls
~ bfhed hotsl, situated half bas rrsa.upf
asd he zap has beso issssd uiefS Odd
throughout, s,asue % ~ ~ apseisssess S,as. 90
o'a Ia toe eounry. The houss ID oorp dc
rod m ~ .,~ publ WILLIAM III rr-~~0
DhTHBr Ms HOTEL, pUITos STR CIT BRO,aLYN--
IL 1hs fsvssbS loca ed and appoin ei kyeI NJ
pen reception teAuse boarh.r4
nscnb with Ne Bah Ito Ell side. ~ien sL,sS for ~.
winter Stare 81 patronage respectfully soi.i by
putncis hurnbis servant =. hAfHBDS.
TUE RAIsBow HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS Il
and a3 Bee kmap street ,itr- for sale Wholesale a.d
ai iLs ~ cd ae Us cosnrs .aan. two ar.a asd
our years OLD. Choice Cd Burton on drsasht
TUB RAINBOW HOTEL AND DINING ROOFS an
and 81 herman ssfes,-Dinecrs frvtn 70 tl ocors
Isi IL dIoe AZ Two every day. Bo~p merchants re
>pec'fullS nvned 20 ~ end.
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ALA MIC Capt West PACIFIC, CANT Eadrtdss
BALTIC, Capt Comstock ADnlATIC, .spt -
ihess ships have oeen bur by expressly gov
spmeDt service Every caro- has been sken 10
srucop as also In hss engines seed
and their accommodation for passengers
sssanee And somior Price Of psssase from Nos York
70 Liverpool IN hrst cnss cahln $3.50; do So
elusive nte o. ezra ize $685. liverpool 70
Few York, ~ and ~ guineas experienced surgeon At
tached 10 each ship. No beSh securef uni o I'D for
PROPOSED DATES or Saline
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FURNITURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wAnFRooxs,
~ SAT lrosdsay opposite the y sleholss Hntsl Ma
al az fancy ooHrr ed add French aerrarc
rcd .sfs reiuead prs@. kycry variety ~
painsssss puose bohHsrs &c. at manu- scsarers prices
1nos ssfF-YpE FrRvITuRg M.ps, a.. or owe
10 r~a esaais nl - - Nhsssq ~sees 9s~h.
Win he rrAsse ~ ihe uGres lnrs.f De ar~, werc
a hove .sa,-. !. dine hruf u.sfArnir
Vi ]. al &WE T. .t j.. Ia
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A r. JARVIS 40,
opened and cho,c- selection 0t fall and winter
ao~rr. Comprising rich variety u bridal wreAuhs. dress
no~ss. oS1..r .a a. ,,o.a a, IN. .sor,.. ,.
\. b-Aso good assortment OF i.abcrs and bnnet Trim
mings. AZ. JARVIS CO.,
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT or RICH FANCY
"A frs be fond at LEvkf's store, Maiden lane
snp Of All the 6ne and medium grades and rdeated
rces manufactured under the SUPERVISION OF the well
known GEo 8. MANSON, Agent. ~ Maiden Lane
RRIDAI wREATss FOR The An.LioN.-rHE most
eiesan. aaGrmsn Tor s sr.san + es S.ars e" s
he toilet table fruits and flowers In keis JAMES TUCK
SKIS, No. So broadway n ~ White street.
ELEaANTwINrhRM llLlsEay-aae,r REDO rrIoa
Wv Yos ard vicinity INA. he vii .s hss snpscsss ito
In week s os 1hs ssno e se ~ s.ss 80, y car
ehsstd their wint.r hats invited embrace m present
over Ism ever se,crs oered s%RuY rs Sroswsy near
u W. LARAK SON HAVE Opened THE SPACIOUS
.de. and oher iur. .. 'hsr 1wa re- The, also
@ csepp ns 90 . s'a Joan sss um mo
LAsAk SON, 80 Broadway opposite The IT, Sichoas To
.'URs.-F. Booss 90 BROADWAY, BETWEEN nous.
ton aid bleecSer streets importer add ua:tnrnr OF
us invites bis cnson@s and the pueho 70 sxsi his soks
y, q, he mos, pss.onass price. arsrs nr,sp IL at
= ded ana NJ kind fnrs cleaned and Aered ~ he
i GunLEaUME a K0RN have received per N,reh sar
he Lest n"ne oe Of PARIS how.rs hr tonnea 20, AID
Also lew choice eaiters.
pICH PARIS FEATHERS,
IL fsrson fiowEns,
CnsSnLe, hIsyoss 40.
In every ret may 20 npd at very ios prices for sash,
st64 and IL John street, oorner 81 William
hOaEK KsiCHUM
CHr LAST CASES OF FRENCH WINTER BoNsErsroa
o ~ Nadine wa aTss
sspft hs has
Cnnion place.
DitY ssUDs, 90.
RRooKs IvonY POLISHED, NEW PATENT GLAoR
ID thread tbs 81 silk with the
en, ard superior 10 bread ssrs 10 the Tad
'h' black and al % WIZ Xxx sA Ssos ss Broad
continue 70 sell on ue entire stock u nr.ayn aud an."ur
ry gooa. = hs.r store 'e srowA. res'ls o. . 70
~ broadway, near Mind street
(,LoAK.i CloAKs i-MotyNsux RgIL. 50 CANAL
sres. r. NV rssdy 70 e,ae, h" at,s sin.r "ye, q
e.rlsr iii syIes vii .ed ontiocaoy iuasi
prces clear hem. Our stock Is rich plain yelyet
heavy velvet beaver mas Inn.d With Lyons velvet in "a
sndlesn variety No 80 canal street
mn hall mALL- "a, 49,. CO, is. $50 sowEaY, IsP0a
anm s1 ,ss o. h n.snsa sra ssm.a
lpf cantse erehieM warranted III pure Uaeo; Also
s.a 8 ss q, E: q. ne sas . % o
moo King a.nDe sr.e and .pssdI% 10. Of .%9s
ias ry damaged linen, and twenty 81 Mar
se. vessA Spanish add as sss ss
DEAL sAxokY WOOL. PLAIns
Eik,iAsT FALL srYLts.
Al fiSs snnaasc- y.sp.
LORD tTaYLDR,
2s5. 2s7 2as and 2si Grand street,
and new numbers Il and ~ "a hArine street
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EoR LIVERPOOL UNITED sT ArEs NAIL STEAM
ship AILASIIC Capt. Jas Vest h,s aeaulship viii
depart ah the Unieo STATES mails for Europe positive
"Wednesday December T. ai AZ O'Clock her berh
the Canal For freight pasage having I'm
equaisd sccommao, for sieganc. comfort apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall street..
Passengers requested by Ii ocock n
Shippers pissse take notice that the ships mot
goods coDtraband OF Ali letters must ~
tIoush The ros. Office others will be turned The
ship Patio win ed the Atlantic and sail Dec q.
NOTICE. The OF from Ne York
vi be saturday commencing January and alternate
Saturday, and from Liverpool Wsd, esday .cing
January -. and every alternate Wednesday.
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PAYING CARDS.

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= he rspn sansiaeory. M and I'D brand street. ncs
Broadway.
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PACIFIC, Capt Edrtdse.

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED ST res
mall steamers-The ships composing line are he en