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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-25

debt, which has been carried q extravagaut rates
until Il became too Troublesome, and then funded In
stocks or bonds q enormous sacrifices, which was
no sooner done than some other speculation was
sought after, another debt created, with like re-
suit. The result Of all this has been to double their
capital debt within nine years, aud during that time
making but two Eve believe cash dividends and earn
ing it il generally believed not one The unfortunate
admission by tho company that these expenditures
are never to cease - long a. the business Of the
road require it, Is an alarming policy in view Of the
above facts which 60 TO prove that the interests OF
the stockholders to be sacrificed to carry out the
extrsvagant policy Of the managers.
We find the entire cost Of the road 10 be very
nearly twenty millions Of dollars. Il will be re-
msmbered that this is taken from their own report
Il win be - well to remember, ct the same time
however, that in Q report some years back an
item, amounting to million Of dollars was sup
pressed. and afterwards the policy Of it defended on
the ground Of expeiiency. Their floating debt is
over one million and hall. We also find that they
have paid over two hundred and fifty Thousand dol
lars exrbitant interest," and this TOO, while their
cssh receipts reported to have been nearly one
hundred thousand dollars per week. We find an
item Of seven hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
among their assets noted q "debts due the com
rany," on which they suppose loss Of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. No mention Is made o.
to how this large debt was contracted, by whom or
when. As there are other debts due the company
from their current business" II is presumabe this
was made in some other way. The company, With
all its boas.ngs large earnings o. spread before the
public, have been compelled 70 tax the poor stock
holders by forcing them 70 take ten per cent al
ditional stock, at par, for their dividend; or, in
other words compelling them to pay thsr own divi-
dends. II is not foen, in view Of these fa,ts, how
the company can bOsst Of their fourishing con.
dition. Too much pains appear to have been taken
TO cover up important items of expenditures, in
order to blazon forth their large gross earnings.
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate
cost Of the Reading Railroad up TO the lst of Dec,
1864
DttY. pt.t
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TN TIE COuET % COMMON PLEAS ron rHE cry
y and eobbiJ ~ hsw fort~fhomAs G. Dsrsst and
Henry q tfsns s.ssgSsss ~ osOrgs EodassB against
Jo,s " kaSfusn. All hsry lliss his vifs-ssmrpons-
tor tshsf- tas not ssfssd 10 the asfsnAsnix -
sonDis ~ In tbs ssien whtsb ADJ Ia ts~ so<s ~
the 'lsFt a. 'ks tosr u Commons Tls. 10 sns Ssr Ne
city sEd eD.niy o. Me- Yen al hls onses 10 sslf sii
vn We ibh day - Jsnssry A. y. Isfk ssf 10 s<rvs
eory ~ gs.f sts-sf - tie lid cent lsln1 en- We
srnb.rt ~ th ohss, NO - tbsnbsrs street 10 the
siy, ~htn i~tn'y tsgs slsf tho s~fyao~ u shks sa
f1ena O. you ssas.iys - the DAP ~ ss,h ssrvics
yon fsn 90 sps.s The sslo rsgsint .iihin tbs
sistsssf The pstnllrt ~ NE setlon vnl styly IN
casri for ne fsisf csnsDfse 10 ibs eofnplalsi
LkssH NtksHOh, p1.laslGs AtIsa. +.
- cLsnsh&sx ssr~s4
Dated We. Ysrs Jsss.r, IL islE
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RECAPITULATIOR.


Erw BEDFORD on MaRkrr, Jan. 70 -sperm-Thers has
been but little dong air last ADD have 70
port only sale Of 100 bbs at 81 20, and $50 do. at
Of 100 bbls pom private trns whae-Ths market for
whale IL dull and unsettled There Ia, however soms
inquiry but think the prices quoted for the past few
weeks not fully sustained at the present time The
transactions for the week amount 70 sales OF 100 bbls
IN parcels upon private terms. The feeling u b.
however at about CSC. Ths Vineyard Gdse states that
the ship spendid's cargo Of $50 bbls. Of whale
sold In that market en- Monday, 10Th inst, 20 New
Bedford house, at &c. Whalebonefhsre have been
war actons in ibis market vince our last.
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Amboy Railroad Company and tho Delaware and
Raritan Canal Com pany has just been made to the
Legislature of New Jersey. 1t states that the road
and canal have been in good working order. The in
crease in vaue Of equipment the road during the
year amounts 70 $4,000 The Belvdere Delaware
Railroad has been opened TO Easten, and the Fem-
iDgton Railroad from Pennington TO Lambertville.
The number Of passengers carried on the road,
amount Of passage money and transit duties have
been as folows:-In the Camden and Amboy Rail-
read trains from Philadelphia TO New York, 40 l47t
first class passage $40 ISL transit "a 6li; 62s emf
grants passage $2l OIL 49, transit 81 $685. SO exsur
sion passengeY pas age $780, transit 81 CO. Number
ofpssss pgers from Ne York 70 Philadelphia 81 3OOS
first class, passage 397634 %, transit, 81, 1901;
53,7482 emigrsnts, passage $50 7S9 6S, transit $5
3T4 81; 39i excursion passengers, passage % 374,
transit, $l07 80. Railroad and steamboat freight
between Philadelphia and Trenton, Bordentown,
Florence, Burlington, Bristol, Beverley, &C., l,946
so; Vests, Freehold, Englishtown, CentreviIlo,
Eewtewn, Prospect Plains, Cranberry, South River,
&C., including way TO and from Pnilsdelphis and
TO and from New York, $l7,376 81. Steamboat
rAssepge between Perth and South Amboy and
New York. $4,4s5 %. Steamboat freight bet seen
Amboy and New York, $40 IS. Branch Railroad
including settlement with New Jersey Railroad
Compsny-Pa Passengers, III 6sOa; passage money
$l73 ,256 SO; transit, $l1 Ice 05. Mail pilot, Uni
ted States mail and New Jersey way lnes Wis
branch railroad Passengers, 1877 .04sh; passage
money, $226, 0s9 50; transit, sl3,7 IS. Philade
pbiaand Trenton Railroad passage money, $s7,5
Charleston, Baltimore, Warrington, Norfolk, Free
hold, Southern and Western lines, passengers, so,
s57, passage money $134, lO2 80, transit ss,Os5 70
Fieehod aud Jamesburg Railroad, Belvidere, Del.
ware Railroad and Pennington Railroad 50 029 90
Rents, Incidental, interest, sale OF ron wood and
COAL tA,3ll Sc; steam towing, $le2 ,739 lag. To.l
gross receipts Of the G. d. A. Railroad 81 ,6S2 4sG
23 total revenue 10 the State from the railroad and
cana $l34 OH IL, disbursements for six months end
ing June &c. 1854 $5l7 ,s5O4s disbursements for six
months ending Dec. 81, 1854 $sl2,37s Ga; ex ess OF
earnings over expenditures 1857 457 Is. Gross re-
ceph Of Delaware and Rsritan Canal 70, six months
ending June 30, 1864, sl9o,sA 06; expenditures
t7l,0l9 81; receipts for six months ending Dec 81
1854, $2s4, JIG 80; expenditures tl00,734 "a. Net
earnings for the year t303 ,1S6 Al OF the tl34 OH
II revenue accruiDg TO the Sac, &61 ,l75 ~ was
from the railroad, and 80 035 SO from the canal !;
the remainder being from dividends On stosks and
inteies on bonds.
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Nw JEksEY RAffkOAB.-TOR PHILADELPHIA
IN and the south ard west via ysrssy Cfty Nal ana
on prsss hnss -Issys Fsv Yorf Is \ aud 10 A. A. and
ssa y M TXrs, "a 70 in Z, sEd ~ In = sss 10
stopping ., 81 vsy ssstess. Thrvugh usss. IA -
0nesrrst asi ne wss. and for EsfEDsre, ga~hsnstoa
Eorien, At, Ara thrts hArsASs shs.ts - washlEr.
% "a sse 10 a = 40 sFT
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DEWITT sTRY.

A RT1FlCiAL EYfS.-TifS DAY RECEIVED TIE
"A largest and most beautiful collection Of artificial
eyes ever imported. They resemble the natural ere
sIaety in color and expression aud vii and ooh
precisely like H. and inserted and removed II plea
sure, without the slightest pain operation. The pro-
fessisn supplied liberal terms. JAMIE W. POWELL,
Ocullst and Aurst, t02 Broadway.
A KTIFItIAL TEETH or A BEAUTIFUL AND Ma.
IA tural appearance, inserted from sng 10th "a
esmplste SET without springs or ensp- and psrseet
ease and comfort Insured % the ~earer CompIsss set
on hns gold, $50 full upper sst, $40.
DR.. JONES, Blssetsr street.
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When 1t was announced that the Postmaster
General hsd given Mr.. Bacon, Of the firm of Page,
Bacon Il Co., Of San Francisco, permission 70 re
csive letters mailed In San Francisco, 70 their cor
respondents In this city, re stated that IL vas per
iec.ly legal ana that !. was generally approved OF
In this community. One Of our astute Wall street
cotem poraiies having doubted the legality OF the
decision Of the Postmaster General, se publish
for the benefit Of the business pobli, generally, and
Of the EN- nent legal gentleman connected with the
paper alluded to particular y, the Law on the sab
ject, that no mistake may hereafter ocour In the
laws and regulations for the government o, me Post
Once departmeni-folio al, chap. ~.
Return Of Le1srs.
Sec. l6T To prevent fraud, the postmaster sA b
careful not return any letter put INTO his once for
transmission by mail unless 70 the writer thereof OF
one presenting his written order.
sec. Ios And 10 enable him 70 know that the person
applying for the return OF letter - the writer he may
require him, or his messenger 10 exhibit 70 hin the
same supsrscripon seal that upon the letter
And the postmaster IL satisfied that the handwriting
and seal the lie vii return tire letter, taSog
. receipt aud preserving II with the paper containing
the superscnp.lon and the order, II sent
Sec. 100. letter bearing the FRANK Of IN individual
may be returned TO him or his order.
h We notice that toe Reading Railroad Company
are endesvorng, by sabsi.izirg ,ae ~ooe city press
Of Philadelphia, 20 pan their repors into motor ETY.
II Ia only entitled to from It's errors and olaaders ana
they sppear ANXIOUS II possible 70 obtain what they
have nevtr enjoyed the condolences Of this coumu
nifty. II may, snd doubtless viii, succeed sta d.
tsnce, where their nismansgement and vld AMI
useless exuavsgance is unknown; bot here is can.
cot and the only reason Why their course excies no
comment Ia because very small amount Of their
stock held In this city. That the stock ought TO
have been paying ooe, no one can doubt; butt,a.
4 ever viii be under is present system 0. man
sgerent, is doubtful, 70 say :he least Of il, II 80
iudge Of toe future from i've past history from Walsh
20 and that the managers have sep3sa out Of tbsr
legitimate path and entsred iuto speculation for.
.isn from the in.ertioOs OF tbe o-gcsl projectors
81 .as .vs sscvmuls.4rg .nsrecys lA'ge dostng
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IL Surgeons Of Dublin aud ELnbargh Attrnds 10 pr,
yats Practice At his old estAblshsd oroe II Nadison
street. Csthsrins where he s performing The moo,
sstonshins cures on record without restraint Diet or
business pursuits.
0IK LAkMOrTs PARs AND LONDON MEHCAi
Aa,s" and s.,n.s. esn. l,h .di ,s 81 s.s..
soysOs, No q Rs.d. sr.., eon.r d loe1say, sa.r.
Sundays sIssrt.d B-so. "a. irus siors. Patient.
treated By mall o. srpss Address All st.srs boz ~
In ending D.. iArmont "a tta Aa1ieted-fosrrssr
des usts.tsb. 10
0'HH hAEytIyD nonlFs PRIVATE zEuICAL CON.
j pssos, By Du A. ". hsuylos.1, professor o, Ole
u one hnndredth 81 ton (too, 90 limo
W 8e, on hss I~tsr, srir. anding .r,es 81. Even
npaist 10 Which 10 subject frora srIheed Y
.ons.hosd and .lse IS 81. and :. nosbsr a.. feIJ
fsseritsd, sih he cans ne syny,ons, sDt al~o M
proper mode q ussnssat, an plain, ssnrs bat N VI
mast shssb language, EASILY Hncsrsts.d. AB4 ucs
s,sry sonAn eau observer, b. esu p.nns tsr symb
tom. -itb hos dsserih~a us s.turs, sAsy>e,.r ss<
easss u her eonp,A NJ sad - sp&rsi GUeb knIisiy
and "ssrne n. Of. seosi t-sorn,hg ns,A.f has
oftsb need of issysston and G1Vcs ~ us stnsost
gor,snos 70 her futars bssth 10 resgeet 70 vbisk 10
ssnsiti,eD.ss forbds osnsslnng asssjssl ssHt<nss.
uo.s Of nany syny,ons .hieh o.l.srvs< .o.X eaos
son nsek snristy az alarm Hs- rssy Ars ssrsr,ns
iron obsus,tons % rrsssl,.ss ,. UNA, :. iss f-rnss
systsra ~fish unfsrm4ns ns aesir, a ns snSst "a
shi,h hey Az ignorsbt ard sbieh nsr dsAsa<y FOG
BIOS ing meole lfyios Bov RaEyssss ron yro
S.sM, ne. s.s :, s -. 80 ,.. .s
ssony for many rsoD&As preceding eonhnsrtptl Hsp
s.ly Save dnepit u sefesrssross es.v.rsl, sad 10,
rs@s rsrov.r5ss houss vkess hvss hkA&rt
q dsnnx sssk trs v s&st tn1 iU t~Sss ibs Hssss
~ prsv.ngon sssaor.tios and rssf How n4@Ey btt~s
.onsrb hoe ssasb snruiss ait have s>sn stsr~d "
The ssrsr~ 70 the hssb@ni, " TIE relAtvss ~ nuy
possession ~ the Hitls .olsf1sl 70 nyss<tesss 20
convey fsny he ysrss sss5seis ussi~t a. ~ thsy
~ nafurs s.tety inssbcsd fer rs rArrsst hoe
contemplating nsussrs. Tor sale W str.nssr Tovn-
send, ~ kfostvsy; Afrasos StsrmAs a o. Afhr
Boass No. ysssy sirsss, n~vif Dsvsnp>rt, fnbsss
tsnsinss q No As'or Hoas~, Brosivsy3 sps 81 Ne
ynhbeston ofee i1s LARRY s.ls~t, Esv Vera so..ph
fs,s.r, sobls, slsoT n p-s.rssr 10 cfs.uv: srs~t
Ptnssslrbis On The rsesips 81 o. soyy viD - trsss
s'tse ~ nall free q gostsss sosny psgi 81 us rr ~
fts,ss AT I~ttsrs NEST ~ s1Gys~s-S yo>f tst ~
A. H. hArEcuu, onss i1s ussvty s0-~1 ~,
hss. IA Hsv yost psst 0s.s
ITO nEvOps sryysEUp.-A RKTTEgD GEsr.
y nss rssiorss " hsshh n 's~ 3sys. 49, nssy
yssrs Wgrsat nsrvsss ssassiss, . AnsDps - wAts
tnosa The Essans ~ sBrt VII .rd tree ssysh~s
" pssferptioe ussS, Tseevirg stisr 10 t@sl
Direct 70 r~v isnp n pAgs&, ~ Ys'tx ffFsi Boa
"a
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CLOTHING, &C.

HLOTHING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes TO dispose OF, receive fair cash prizes
BY sending 20 the store u Llurens street Canal
81 West Broadway address by letter through The post
70 >. COHEN. Ladies ATTENDED by Mrs Cohen,
(,AsT OFF CLOTHING WANTED. --GEHTT4KAES HAy.
~ ing any left oil wearing apparel 10 dispose or ia
large small quantities. shall receive the very hgsss,
price for them, by applying To- or addressing Thomas
Cenroy 4si Pearl street tei-sen CITY Han place and
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The market, to day, owing to the storm,
without much spirit, and the transactions were for
the part within Doors TIE supply Of cattle in the
yards was much better than that Of last week, and
prices IL anything, may be quoted a traction lower,
Tor beeves. Other descriptions without material
change from previous quotations. Some OF the Wash
ipgton Market butchers told nave large pack
ipg orders hand, on English aecount-supposed TO
demands for the army in the East This helps 10
stinen prices n little.
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~ .'''.'.'''' 49, -. "
10 raise nB am0unS tney nave been In tue MARKET,
and INNS. continue borrowers At hQh rates Of inter
-, a., -, =,
est Inc noa.1ng oeD' remaining UNPAID u tho
close of the last fiscal year cannot be carried at
,or,s, ,o,a ,h.r ss,.sn No, can, ma, annnu
ioWcI Isee sn1n his0on per oens Pei AAnu"'
bill has been introduced into the Legislature Of
parrsnJvon,a "a rsrs.l The A7sh sac4or ~ Tho h,nk
~ - 80 D.o ' 80
act OF Aprl 10, 1901 wnicn requires BANKS east OF
the mountains, under Q penalty Of two mills per
dollar Of their average circulation, to keep their
notes at par In Philadelphia and those west Of the
mountains at Pitssburg. The object Of the section
Ia - prohibit the interior banks from sradicing In
their own bills through an agent, where the bills Are
put In circulation and bought up by the banks own
iuhos a. 0H0oun'
nne Dos'on .omna. u .ne Ioa aA'san' sAys'
ATTRACTING the most Attention saI was hid for srst
mortgage, 3iJs for second ami IL for thirds but
sellers appearsea Inc mossnen, soS ss aa sciGle
rests progresses favoraby aad win undoubtedly be sue
ces.iuL II 10 believed that the net easmoss OF the pre-
and second mortgage and that within the following year
the product willeaye handsome balance for the third
amosns o. th. three mortgage h hut "a ZOO 600 viz
500 600 FIRST 81 200 900 second and 81 300 600 third
an ina. ,n e. foaa mas pvs 70 a .h se appay
road in the ordinary increase OF rac should
Inc dealings 10 speculative STOCKS we're quite large
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Balance in treasury jan !, 1855. t743,3os -
Due as follovs:-To general funds, $355,242 IS;
mill tax funds $40 ~; poll tax funds, $40,737
Al internal improvement fund, $ls GIT 80; rad and
levee fund, $l4,694 80; free school sccumulattng
fund, $6,3l2 80; redemption Of State debt fund,
1912 80; levee and drainage fund-frst district,
$59,l2o 81 second district, $5l,275 Al; third dis.
trict, $50 1853 IS; fourth district, $69, 1871 %.
The earnings Of the DelsWare, Lsckawana and
Western Railroad Company during the pas. year
uavo followa.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY. SSc.

I,AIUORNA DIAMONDS = THESE BEAUTIFUL
stones, equal In brliiAncy ami appearance 10 tho
real diamond are only TO 70 had a. l. .. JACOBS 4oT
broadway set IN rings pms earrings stsds sleeve bot
tons and mounted 20 order In any style Prices -ith;n
the reach Of every one.
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New York Cattle Market.


AT ALLERros's WASHINGTON DROVE YARD,
offered to-day, 100 beef cattle; offered during the
week. 2239. We suoJon the Of the week in de-
tall together with the section Of country whence the
supplies came
Beef Cdule
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bean made and nstalments paid thereon, other than
those Of the city Of Philadelphia and Richmond Dis.
trict, to the amount Of 2ss2l shAres or 100;
and on these subscriptions there have bean paid
1854, l72, or about thirty per cent Of the whole
thus showing that other parties have embarked
their means to large amount In this enterprise.
The Governor Of Louisiana, in his message to the
Legislature Of that State, gives the annexed exhibit
Of the public ananoesduring the las. fiscal year,
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nFFIcL or THE CHIP oy POLICE NEW YORK,
W Jan. -, 1s65.-0~ners are wanted at the fTrs,
district Polce Court Tomos Centre sus.. for the FOL
loving property, sappossd 70 have hesn s.olsn -Four
pair paptAoons, Ten pair oyersIk, pair boos t~o
hans, three hrti3s batter s<o 81 Third dugiet POLES
Court ksse1 hArtst for two mahogany ohalrs, fopni
GRO ". kArsEiI, Ct.sf Of Police
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nE HUNTERS RID ngOy y YOUR OILY puI.
IL sses for netosst core ia ssrssis s.~>~ss~-ss.
BviseB st, ths oblJ pases vsil foe Ne
formed, vtisSs Get Iib1fsaas frasa bg.DssS wkss
al 0usr pnssiss ssly tfv. fbs s~ss< 10 fb~ hk<1
81 snly This The Dsrrr, frDas s~ersAssy at
lads ana - 81. onIy rsssf earth thss 1e>s IA Va,
.tD fsi hs %, W isitsf .rF-Fisnss yos tswst 10
oikg vr.ess Cali sad ct the 6cnitesr cf flssltn
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No Ut rfl q mp.--tR COMMIT co. 30 10
~ baass sus<t fDsy ~ eohssl,ss vifh sossAsnss 90
sssssts r-ssty three yssrs 10 sa. ,p<sslty Traces
~ 70 fesssstss p~fmsns1t suns H-H & les
@s1s, "s Fs- Tea ray ~sly. SO hs 4tsRs
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ANTHOLOGY.

4 TOsEHisG TO AIl@--MADAhE MORROW
"A without exception ths mos, ~oscsrfuI astroiosist
IN The world or tbs. h.s ever been ssovn shs VII "
per present, and fature events aud vtn shov ycss
future husband md abssni spds -hieh fs astosshs>
thousands durins her tr.vsh 10 Earcps she 10 IL
ssy.nih daughter Of sysutb dApgh,ss and sas spsss
With natural GIT BY tDyosins tho powers of
dsrful scsnc. 10 tel their very thoughts sbd ~ri
ess.. s.gpy PAR. 70 com ,os-ss.r -s, y. =, '.ssy
dictAoDs are truly sstonhb'Dg 10 all ~bot visit h~r,
Thoss sho vish speed, marriage may call $500, sse
they may depend upon true sayies founded on TIA stss
nal principles Of magical .pts 10 BGoons meet ~
tween Cannon AMI ColuUhis street, Gsntenss sst 81
nitt<d She vi remain Ia The oiiy buss short bSs.
Houys from o'eioes An bepN
A srRorooY HRs yrJuEY IRON rAMs w,Neg
IN rslstisss prVphs,sd NAPOLEON H. 10 the essttstsd
person Of h. prssent 20 fores future vent. true
Prices from Of % o. Cen b. 2ss Brooms street.
A sRoLOGY Asp PHREsolOGY MADAME ALVIN.
IA from Paris, tender her services "a tho ladies and
rentsnen 81 THIS city IN As'rfAoyy and thsslsxy, BY
BOOKS and sssnss tha 10 so be c0nsntsd seogt love
marriage, business. Is- natter ho ana ~sII Tn ,hs
name 81 the LADY gsntimso they ~ marry, A>o tho
name Of her visiers. Madame Aisin oohversss Nag
Heb french and German. kssiGsnes 20, Be~.ry ~
tween first and Second streets Ones bosrs from 10
A. tosPh t&ff W.
TLAiRvoYAsr EXTRAORDINARY --Hga HAYES
~ yossss.ss slght ~sso nsgnstrsd far supsrl,v 70
any other eAryoyssi in The United s,Atss Mr.. Bsyss
- daily convincing prson- ~ the truth Of ~Asyoyssss
she Aeknovgsf BY Professor and thsasssAs ~ pso
pie throughout tls country - b. TIE st sisrvs,sss
hythg Al persons hat sisb ~ eansuhe eeri eisLr.
voysni, sbesbi call on M. Hs,s o6es 10 rvrsss
street, near ID. Bo-'ry. Il. aN
NfADAsR DrpoI- Ci-AIRvoYAsr AND PLANET
wi rsdsr, viii rsestvs her ui~DSs daring sbe "a
the kanbsiisB Hets I99 Fslon street instead az BAr
nsns hs'ssn.
NfYsIyMous COMMUNICATIONS MAIN -
WI so~ a. llb~riy 70 b consulted =, i7s grKssbs
street npsB ali ea.ss ~ dss.s~, basns.s .2ttsr snd
All s,.Dis Of LIE Her sifi Ia The shovs matter. sst
squAilsd
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The market here IL reported good. The supplies
larger than usual but prices, Notwithstanding nearly
all show improvement The better qualities Of beef
half dollar higher Cows and calves steady. Sheep
about two shiliings dearer. The following IN a
nduu m NJ nv LANES Mc(sr
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MEDICAL.

DR. WARREN AIMBER on TILE CoIIYsE on
IL Surgeons Of Dublin and Eibbargh attends 20 pri.
,sts practice at his old s.tAbshed once II aaAson
street. near Cathsrns, where he 10 performing tbs
astonishing cures on record, without restraint or
business pursuir.
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lDVERrEEMRNTs RENBweD EVERY DAT.
ssssCKLLAsEOUs.

HHBCRLLAgEOUs.
1nS CANAL STREET, NEAR yARfcK--w 4 H.
100 VAN NOTES crate and fender, titchen range,
summer range and stove wsreroons. We have large
assorimeai Of the latest patterns Of msnti CRATES,
ranges and ,toves for sale reasonable terms Crate.
aud ranges Get and repaired lined brass oopi
ers jewellers furnaces built stoves lined, baksrs
ovens halt and repaired.
CARROTs, cARROrs,--JUgT ARRIVED AND PoR
Y sale on board soop horsians also, lev whits and
yellow iurnips, foot Of Charlton street, North river
nEcoRArIyE gREsoo PAINTER on TIE GERMAN
IL md Italian school.--fs ready 20 decorate IN the
most approved manner, and In al styles ADDRESS, ~
20s sErrns street, New Yors, GEORGE FlcHf.
r., REsoBIE wAIEUfs-so BALEs, XIV CROP, AR
NJ rived 10 prime order. For sale byJ. v. cIEu
CO. 90 MAIDEN lane.
uyURAST wHlsKEE on A0USTAcHgS rORCFD TO
i grow strong and thick 10 sI vseeks By mr. ongu.
emit which viii not stain or njure the skin OIL bo,t
ssst 20 any part 81 the country. Y a GRAHAM Ion
Nassau street Hayes, IT'S Fulton street Broosiyn.
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nR JOBssIs, 10 DulSb STRtET nAY Er o0w.
~ sshs<-1.ssiy toe yssrs N speciality sasbSS
ff. W swrs spyk fss.s hes. hsn~1 lbs&e k~s e..
tsrspess tbtn hinssn c>sssta ton~i veal - 80
lWsLr ssrsd -Ocst -. ~ sny AsI~sspvso.s a..
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~ - Tbs shssns a be- yoga msys~ ssws.nsS v,,s
ssastssss |. ssvsi ~ biz 90 sno@ v~r. Al vhe as,s
ssfuss fron ths msJts a.E.st N 1890. -.
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MADAME DrnOi- G.nRvoYAhr AND pI.ANpT
wi resdsr viii rscstvs her fr~Bds daring ;bs a
The kanbatsn Heis 10 Fsl,on street instead az B&r
nuns Museum.
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NfYsTtRIous COMMUNICATIONS MAIN ~
wi bow q, Ab~ffy ~ b consulted Z. i7s ErAnkbs
street up.B all ea.ss ~ dss.s~s business matter and
al s,.Bis Of LIE Her xifi Ia The sboy- matter. sot
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