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Passengers.

Or, RObert,on Mr. Robsr,on, Mn Byne and ehildIes
ss rnrse Ms. Byrue Ms Magee Mrp ROdewad infant and
Nrs J.c. sou ana child Miss Manners Miss ROug
Ms. GOeehus Mrs ILloE, I'VE Masters COCHRAN Ms Wsi,
ps.,asr and adv Mir Van R.nssssr. Rev. Mr MARSHALL
DR. Csnpbell, Mis-. Thoms, Mi.s Clark Mrs. W1as, as'
Wvaft M H. epath Mis- Mo.son, Mrs HamAn Has holmes
Dr. Whes.ud Ensign Savage. Col. SAVAGE, Mira Hall o. D
Msrsha Of Dvotches Miss Dooiy Mf. basemsa
ur, stoI, ard maid servant, Mrs Bonitsee, Misses
Byrre fHton. Tapley, shAekferd, Prsst. Aolsos'
Meintyre DeveDs. o'Ssnl, Asxay Khkpatrck Han New
lury Wnks MAiock, Mitchell, Gilmore Clsfk5yn, VANS.
Hssn.n Manners sotien, Umbach Eeney kIso Il ot'
Jobu Hos RYE Ridcev, ber AID, Dgnoax, % tina
Currruns Hiekegs BsOw Fsgkhust ABBY Pierce Mr Ora
bar ana dssshter Grsbsn J Walker Water lewis roo
a. ,an Cocff.1 Kiak afe HexHoe. Hasane Key Aotaand-
y,ssir 90 sra NcSsGee Ienn-s Biessy Pisl Bara1arn
h,L,ue C p-iand CAmpbt Graham Doglos, W hitsker,
y co. Psse Toss. Il snay Gown, Davis, ToDpson Gray,
Richie W heelap O'Nel-
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with rr@ctscles and T'Iurninslions ChsritAe We,
distributed ard the sentences OF 1000 Prsoues 90
mute|
In rrerse festive preparations have been msds 70
honor Qusen yctoris. Napoleon meets ner tplsy,
the is;h a. Bouogre and e-corts her 20 Paris. Inc
Empires will rot lie preeent.
The MozEeur vii take occasion 10 announce on
cally lie fosoIiion OF the Empress.
There i ogan vague talk Of q fusion among the
B0u hoIiss and OF contemplated meeting OF their
heads at NiennA.
Ex.Presiceut Fillmore was introduced to the Enlpe-
TOR on The 18th hy Mr. Mason.
The Bour-e coeed the evening Of the nth for the
FouI-sHd-s-HsH per Gents, s475, Three per Goats
o. As.
.choolmss,er named Ferret, while presentiny a
petition dropped deaf 10 the Emperor presence.
The lislisn named Fouians, spprehended for follow
ing tie Emperor TO Bsrri'z has been released.
SPAIN.
Nicholas Hierros, OF the iEsurgent chiefs, has
The absurd story that Gsribsidi and Mazzin had sp
peo for admission 70 eIter Spain is officially contra
dicted.
ITALY.
Something is said of Congress Of Statesmen at
yier La TO settle the sfais Of Italy, but it is not likely
TO be carriei i 10 effe,. at present
The AustrrGE Gazette eoRtradics the statement Of
ooucorcs- between Austria and the Holy Sea.
Tie Roman Government intarpo-es every obstacle
il car GrG recruiting British Italian legion.
Austria demonstrates against the selection o. Ma
varra es q recruiting depot.
ltis staed that Fra1oe snd England have sent an
energetic roiice 70 the King Of Naples tha. they are
dissatisfied with his Russian tendencies.
GERMANY.
saxony proposes raisng new loan OF s. 600 at
4 2 cent.
DENMARK.
Letters from Hamburg state that the subject OF the
Sound Dues ,uses much anxiety % Denmark aud
ths Admiral Mouri.r of the Danish Navy has gone to
Pans To ask advice and assistance of France. No
pidCe cOurse appears possible TO Denmark ana seE-
Gus conn LEGATIONS are apprehend-t, Denmark much
fearing that the United States would commence hostil
ties by taking possession Of the Danish West India
lslaiGs.
An ezra meeting Of the Danish Chambers was in
Session, cons ructhg a uniform constt ltlon for the
whole kingdom.
The Russian paper N0rd 50 We may now look
for great ~ er ts aud honfying citsls.
Tie English corr spondencc ,.ys; Inc Commissarat
Of Southern Russia bas decla ell It lmpo-sibe to pro-
vision more m. than are now in the Crimea corse-
quenily further reen'orcements will be sent. This
II very doubtful.
$50 bales of cotton were seized at AK, in trSnsitu
from Antwerp ST. Peter sburg and were each found
to contain Tevolvers, al least 50 1t rs SAID.
india.
The Overland mail is telegrsphed, with Calcutta
dgtes 10 July 4. rumor current that the British
intended 10 collect reserve force from
Innia at Carlo, for the Crinea. There WAS alao
another runor that Persia still ntrgues with Russia,
al that British force from India will be sent to the
Persian Cuff.
Affairs rhrous bout India are tranquil and trsde
rather active. Iwo cotton factories being erected
compim ntary embassy is preparing to the King OF
Ava.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived on newiOrs-July 20, Samuel Train, a. Csd1i
An r. Means AZ DO 9h, Vesuvius, Trieste I'm, Use
Co neIics GrEnen of Porfsm9uhj Empire at LisespoeL
arivec from Boston-l2th Martha Allen, al Hsubcr5
Arrived from savsnnsb-l5th Chaos and Monterey at Liver
poo. n, .c.,
Ars ed from NorfolkJuiy a, Mountain Eagle at Cad1
Arris. from New -Orleans-9th Norma St.
sailed for ewY York Aug. T. John Weaey from ST Ubesi
5tb N.ly Hamilton nom do 10th, j. Ne.teTyslt, from
Liverpool 18th cons uiion, from do 18th, Paul Jones' from
Shield; LnCy Anna from do.
sid + Boston 18Th Parlisu INT from Liverpool
SD for Phi 9delp hia 18th, Saranzc from Liverpool .
SD for Chare.ton l6th Hathaway from Lyerpooli saTsh
Ana ana John Fraser from do.
sld for tilmiDeob l7b, Robert Bruce, f'om Liverpool
sd FOR Rcbrnond 18th Robert lie SIS from Liverpool
sid fr Orleans Isfb NJ j. ard and Magistrate from
Liverpool, eth, Ocean P.ari. from do.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

By the arrival last night Of the United States Mail
steamship Hermann, Capt Higgins with the German,
French and English mails, we receive dates from
Southampton to the 10th August.
The Royal Mail steamer Canada arrived a. L''
pool on the 18th. TIL,
The following teIesr,phic dispatches appear liz i've
TINES Of Aug Is exclusively: NJ
DAsrs1c, Tuesday, Aug. I'll "A; N:
The bombgdment Of Sweaoofg coun' oosS o !
daylight OF Saturday. A.. .s .o, ons
house lsft. 1,
The dockysrds are completely cestroSed; ocxsa :,
An The earthworks ana oa'Ver'es hs AnV0A'A y
81, magazines blown up,
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=. a, ysso- On mn. Z. irl1s.<.

Col. Hart, the American Cor sui at sarzs Cruz,
Island Of TeIenfe, died sucdenr Of apopksxy on the
force Of u.arses and seamen from the CnMed S6stsy
rag slip Jamestown. The Spanish aarhorisies and
Fofeisn Copsrls attended lis funer1L Col II. YES
fp and others aye well known ED appreciated In
New-York. Tie vnts e in the IAjsnd OF Madeira had
again fasd, this benz the fourth consecutive yee<
much restitution prv walls in the sland from 70 ma1y
msut. The Jar aestown Gag ship OF Con. Cesbbe
sailed the 2yh July fos Poto-Preys Island Of ST.
Jago Caps % Verbs, respectfully
JOHN hAILZSs, Pussr.
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MY LORDS AND OIsrLEaESs BY virtue Of her hsles.ya
commission under and other lords de sed.
ard do her hsestys name and N osodieeos
10 this Parliament 20 Tuesday taa I'd
day holdeni and Ris nenf
piorosnsd Tuesday tbs Sd day Of oe'ooene
On the hight Of the 18th a serious accident occurred
al Cremrce GsrdeDs but which fortunately was DOT at
tended with serio consequences. grand fts which
incluced representation Of the attack on the xsnes
Vert and capture Of toe Rife Pits In aid Of tho W.
IN gsou College established for the children Of Enss 81
soldiers who may fall during the war, ws being en-
acted under The patronage of the een AID her y ,yd
consoJt The attack was We ! arranged andthef feet
was oco asioDaIy stkhg, but just as the AS melon
was Supposed to be captured the siege sfes cd for
the advance gave way, and about 90 men. ~ III bay
onets fixed came tumoliDg 10 the gronao- These
comprised troops belonging TO The erroneous Guards
ard Royal Artillery. Fortunately no n'~ were lost,
s nS ,te rbole Of the unfortunate no received
more or less injury.
W.. srou Rio to the l4th July stss tn at the new
ars IS crees might be estimated - l.;o0o 600 bags
Ths,e could be means Of exporting 900 900 bags ~
aoo 600 Of the past crop were still - hand.
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA and THE Hermann
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AWFUL RAILROAD SLAUGHTER !

Massacre on the New Jersey Railroad.
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invited to attend the funeral tomorrow atllH o'clock,
from his late resiaen;e 40 West Forty Second street
On Wednesday morning. Dec. "a GsRrRuDE WEsrsRooE,
wife of r. Y. Cutler and daughter Of the Rev. Dr. c. u.
Westbrock.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited her
funeral from ME South Dutch Reformed Church,
Fifth avenue snd twenty Hff street. sfow at IL
o'cocs, wi bout further Invitation.
In Brooklyn on Tuesday, De- IS, HENRY rugasros, IN
the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and eads OF the family Invited 10 at
tend bia fopsIai LIS late residence Ai-iph street.
nsar fnitsn avenue, thl, afternoon, AZ two O'Clock
At me residence OF her son y Cadnns, hohoken SARAH,
Sige OF John X Ross, OF Uvoli, N. X.
The relatives ana friends OF the family invited 20
attend her funerai fcm me " Il Church do street,
this afternoon at O'Clock sithout further invitation.
Suddenly Tuesday Dei. 25, az Sing sing, CHARLES,
son OF Ezra r. and Mary l. Pruden, aged years.
The relatives and ienoscf The family and Oh 80 Of his
grandfather Capt Abraham Bancker respectfully In
vited 10 fend his funeral Saturday afternoon a. two
O'clock from tho residence Of his father South Franklin
avenue, near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Ia Boston, Tuesday rec 20, Of disease OF the heart
RoRERr oiHANLos, aged IS years
OHsnlon, invited 70 attend the funeral this
ing a. IL O'CLOCK from the South ferry, New York.
On Monday, Dee "a, MERCY BAKER, q, No, 1854 Tsnth
stceet, aged 20 years.
Her remains were inferred in the Cemetery Of the
Evergreens.
In Brooklyn Of scarlet fever Dec T. GEORGE MARSHALL,
aged years ard months Dec. n, MAnLDl. aged
years ar 10 day. Dec ~ CHARLIE JAMES, aged
aud 90 days-chil Of Charles II. ana Mary Brnpy.
Ii Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Dec. 25 Of inasmrnatioa
the brain, WiIIIE only Of Henry and Margaret
kevips.
In harlem, Saturday morning, Dec. % Mr.. EDWARD
VtRMlLyfR, in TIE Old year OF his sge.
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I'm Monday, pec a. by tho Rev. James Millet at the
residence Of the bride MOTHER Mr.. JosgPH FREEMAN
Worcester, Mas, TO Miss ELLA JAsH BuEcABp, of this
ciy.
monday, Dec q, by the Rev. DR.. Hutton LEASpER
goss 10 Jr1IA H. daughter u William Beebe, Esq, all of
THIS city.
On Monday evening" Dec. "a, by the Rev DR.. skinner
Mr. JOr fRAsIR 70 Miss LszBYTH NooSE all af ths
In 81. GsJige's Church, Hempsteaa. l. L., Tuesday
Zee. 25 by the Rev. W. Il. Moore, GnoRGE w. N .Yasa
OF Brooklya, 10 AM AMELIA only daughter of Henry
Sammis, t,c., of the former piae-.
In Newark, Tuesday Dec. IS, by the Rev. Nc Lahl
bach AKIBrR BAIRkoH U. :. Coast survey to Miss MaR-
GARsI b. tIsEFR, OF orange, " j.
10 f,ekslit, \. ", en- tuesday, Dec %. Mr. Wx III.
IL,IRcn Mi-s Kh1g A. OunoSy both oil that place.
i.e..hnl pages p.see copy.
IN Uc Cbsz 81 by the Rev. Ira Stewart, NJ GgDRGR o.
OR 10 FRANCES AUGUSTA daughter OF Capt Prince snow,
formerly Of Barrstabe.
BAinstaul. Patriot please copy.
HEyKas Mics CHARLOTTE sfalY youpgest daughter Of
klehard sesly Esq, ali Of Tbs city.
Tn Wednesday Dec % at the residence Of the brides
father by the Rev. Bishop james. Ar. FasDKuca W..
BAY, Of d. chester, Mass to Mas CARA VI, youngest
daughter Il Elias T. lie Forest, Esq, OF this city.
the rning of Thursday, Dec. 10, by tue Rev. r..
X. 10 gors, l.. RuAYoy, Esq. % RACHEL, only
dareher Of the late Patterson ellie, Esq, al Of Mid lie
county, y. j.
Lu,ipg tho year 1855 by Rev. Thomas Armliage, Nc.
EDWARD LOGAN to Miss KATE BARCLAY, both OF this city
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On Tuesday morning, Dee. Is, Wv. MacKAy Caldwell,
IT. youngest Of WIN. ~ and Caroline H. A. Ia "a WE'LL
The funeral win take place this day, at l2oclS;k,
1T the churcn Of the Tfansfguraon, twenty mia a.,
betseep Fifth and Ma ison Friends of he
nj, respectfully invited TO attend without further
notice.
At the residence Of his siser-in.law Mrs. Donnelly
New Brighton $. l., on Monday Dec. a. ct O'Clock,
NJ, joins styles, NJ d., VI sagua Ia Grande, Cuoa, in
H,s friends and the ends q the family requested
70 attend his funeral at Christ Church, New Brign
I'm, this morning. at Ill O'Clock. Carriages will bs In
readiness At the Quarantine ndng the arrival 81 the
beat wLch New YORK; foot 81 whitehall strecs
40 tiocf. His remains xil be taken 10 Trinity Gene
terry.
HAvsra papers please copy.
On TUESDAY, Dec 70, after short but severe hlSess
JaaFs >plIsAS In the 30 year OF hid age matt ye Of
the parish q hphin, county Rcscpnson, Ireland, but
for rary years resident Of this city.
Tho freezes and relatives 81 the fssly and the
attend the funeral ilom his iate res,acnse
West street, this morning 1T III oc.cs, On place of
O'Clock, .hichlsss stated ia yesterday papCrs)
Os TUESDAY, Dec. Is, CALArA WnciR.sTeR Wngm, wifi,
OF james Wnkic Jr., aged - years, months aaa Is
lie frisnds and relatives Of the auy respectfully
Invited steud tie funeral ti afternoon al ocock
f.arc Ler ate residence, Ii Wet Niastcnta street
without fuT her notice Her rcmsius AL be ta8e1 -
typtess Hills cemstsfy f,r ,nterasns
On "Wednesday monli' g, Dec -, alter ralnlni III.
re~s when she bofe Vita Christina fortstuis. u-s ASs
J. IxEnsoS IL the 65ih Year u FER sgr.
fhe r.lsyes and risHds St the 'asly respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral frum he rsdenc x her
s.n-inaT. Mr. John {. stsckss lss Greece street. ~
att rnoon, At O'CLOCK.
On "Wednesday, Dec. ~, RonKicr aVAHAs, later
tie al SEQ land IA the 4th year Of bis ~ j aries
r-ci,sa 81 falling rom seaifoh.
rhe isrds ana scluaintAnces respe fdly inyitel
TO attend the sunrt this afternoon at frosn
hs late residence, 2oi West fortyihiId stress aitnoat
fnrther notice.
On 1ucsdsy evening" Dec. q, Mrs Jazz r. TsroS vito
q Benjamin 3. rryen, aged 20 PEARS.
Her remains will b. removed for inermout q s,0ts-
wood ~ j. from her late resitence, i0j A1Boo steee
fhis day ar AZ O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Dec. rs MANY FRlN,s DraSr, wis Of P.
n rany fsq and daughter Of the safe John RI uninS.
The frienls % the family and Of her bro,tersnIas
gorge Gottsbsrger and = u. Mulany. requested
a. ~. tend h funeral from The resdspce 81 her unce r.
pardo w. Ee, No Third street his Afternoon at Tires
o'clock. - -.
native Of the county Armagh, Ireland ir the 5oth year
of his sge. . ,.,<,,
ave respectfully invited to Al lend his funeral this
,on ~ one o'clock from his late residences 20 Wet
T~en,y sixth greet between Eighth and Ninth
ON Wsdnesdsv morning, De-. % P,rKEcx Drryy, aged
II years, ra,e Of the parish Of Cien.nbrid county
Monaghan, Ireland.
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WINES AND LIoUORs.

MEXICAN BBAsDY. IN r. =. AID u PIPFs;
IA gin, New spgand ran, ronong ahea a,d re-
~hskey pure spirits, III aud hogxhe "a. hfgb
proof rho.e 10 want az ve AZ . -
viii cnii agents. for fbe disi,s -
q WARD co, ITO Murray s.res.
ERocgRs HeIHL KEsPRRs, AND OFFERS m
NJ ~ Dick'r. Yosnger's Aiscpp's lrfs o1fe lie
barclay, Ps.kGs ce's LONDON porter jns arrived nn3
fine order. Wines, liquors, champ sse scrAxx ~ Gr
saie ~ q. YARD co. no Murray Stree. - -
III 0fLAHD GIN La NDfyG LOO PIPES avn "a TgeyT
~ quarter pipe dcssts s~an naesI grape gin now
j.. IL sTNPAus A sons 10 'yesy-r s.,a..
NTSEa md coRDTAIS-THE ATTF~TfoS or "a
w miles who tfsgn Furnishing hr!r s5ss with rassSe
article of wins brsbdy oor0lsl. during ne hof.ys .
called 70 tho large ADD well selected ason-n % be f9na a.
" VINE yAr''. ~ HAa Wstk G.k kKsDyM
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1nTH District CosyEsIIos.-THE TENTH Drs.
twenty ward Wednesday evening december
20, AT she -Four sDe iou.s pursuant u the dbem % the
Bsnocrac Republican General s0n'nieeo IaBmany Hall.
motion, John Macarthur, Dr. called 10 he chair sod
q. Boyd. John Quinn ana W. n Waer-on 1ppoinsd
serelafe The oliosDg delegates presented lsr creden
vnion-from twelfth ~1d-John Hart !. NJ trhgr Jr.,
WA H. ~aerson, bsAiel Msgee and n. Is Perkius Nine.
seLth6eofge We- John Quinn, VIM Kaach. Roger Dolsn
I'd. IL nns Twenty Fccnd-Gen u SPENCER. Franx,
q. lie haub, VIM. Van sofden and DUab 1oot On mnuon
81 John Gum, = swaskhsnes yeou.y eersf dele
Roger Dolsn offered The following resouiI1n which
sdopie1 bV acclarnsfions-
hsly,d. lbat this convention does heartily approve OF Tho
geLei 81 national adlsf anon, aud most ~
pfiDsA and policy foreign nd domestic That while
VII eeril approve and sustain he action of the Cincn.
ral tuiora stnycptoD announce choice
IN IaIDiee tor tb. Presidency, euera
JtsI ain Pierce, wha ass ably. faithfully and oca,
ohailsd ne duties ii he b VII stai on ne Hlis.
fnotloD a. H. Maase the ournei snc de-
john McAkIHCh, Jr., Chairman.
yssI n2 tw,ss; ,serreAre.
Dom wARb PUBLIC AMERICAN NETTING AND
~ tss'Dobiai presentation. Continental Hail.
~ tebb ADD ihirty fourth street hi. evening
Esm, Jr All friendly 70 the Americas canse wll
pleste attend 1he lad paFcu sry invited By order
tIHuAAsMArsos, Chairman u CON. % ArrsngrEnsns
AT A NETTING or THE DELEGATE or rHg TatRD
n md sirib wards In ascordaI with resolution The
unanimously elected delegate The ryrar1es
Convention, rsrck Mathews Cor alternate, Patrick q.
loney. TtADS. MJ~EDE. Chairman.
J. W. BsADY. Secretary. ''''
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sSf0AEs 80 600 IMPORTED BANANA Doggsrfr
y snd bssnan segafs, q almost every sxe sa4 a IL u.r
s.st be1s Ter rane opera, W 1srsaAn Ncrm& ~ -.
Cab Igrsc~sers src odsrse kresl lS4nc@meni.
Y. CukEks, u Brosasay, ~ SARA
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sa Of he usual prcesA large stock 81 the esest aid
nest select passDs just received by be bet s,oaleF WIZ ~
.oh IN ecton With variey OF nancy Eopos ahu
n0g he holidays, at kUGkr cheap fancy bazaar NO ais
ErO. dxav
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veuid respectfully his nanhs and
public ihe patronage thus bosOwed
his eiior During The ensuing holiday wek he Will
MAKE Efforts a sill richer
" bs already and beautiful Those making
viii ind 10 ther visit the poppar horse
nthng egbly located at Ga aud 6lb Broad
heast Of bieeeker sree Five spacous aud
bsaun sesooms repIete with articles ueu and essential
ROBERT DAVIS.
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We woud recommend In Of exce.n gold pens
with gold svee pencil 70 ca FOLEf's gold
manfaefry lo1 Bfoadway that Is they want tho neates
and most acceptable present Prices low om 81 50 s2
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iapsy sr workDoxes, oder boxes
cts and- oneho boxes dressing toilet
figures &C. together WITH ni
orinent OF watches jesyeiry, ut uSBoNE BoAkB-
NAN 4 WNsENL'S, 65 81 oadway, Of spring st
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THE TURF.

ITNIOS COURSE, L. T--RUskISG.--FRIDAY DRrya
~ Der at O'Clock y ", msseh fcr $50, ag,st~r a
mile anf repeat Ing catch ~egis Mr. fio<s3 nsas
doe, VIZ. cooper naaes b. m Lady Cooper gntraa~@ y
all parts Of the rask 10 cents.
sHAwvA WHITE Proprses5-.
~ B-1bs above postponed Chtis.rnA~ tsy
10 cnnseausnss u the weather. 'f Friday.
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Thc N~vv Pen ana Pencil, eLosvnsS's PA


exquisite workmanship and finish very
and not liable 10 get OF order Made
n gald and silver, by WiLMaRT No. ~ Maiden Lane, and
sold ri reasonable prices splendid arce for holiday raie
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scoda hondsy VI hue
Eyy sisor snd plated AlsD slDds uvp~et
sSss1 o ulaoufscture which
Hhlc price, hem 4 frprgaented.
fDl.HhHg HhJpHrhs. IAN Al
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FL W NUSDERSMITH VI. D., be consulted daily o.
his on l5S Dowcy, In all pulmonary acctiocs
He II hs, py that his aic- aud treatment has
been ue restoring shattered and Own
constitution 10 q healthy AID vigorous stale.
COr.s and BaniOns Removed from the Feet
without pain, blood danger by DR T. CfUrE. Once
Broadway n few doors above White Imnlsl ely
If the operation the shoes may be with comfort Each
c,Yn extIacted 30 cent?
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xlsal Cabinet or hun Ct FOWLER d WELLS, NO. 800
icadwAy Will fezin open and frre 10 visitors dlriag the
holidays. Fxamnauons win charts and written descriptions
~ben desired. private class vii be formed January s.
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('AFD@rsDAS rAk~rrNs ESICasE yaaugN 70
- ~ Wfn.' 49, ps.tqHs go hfgs z ~ 49, 49, -
saned bef wf e1u-e as@ftsSr - s-s s~Gsss s.t \.
aesiots a s~art1xt. 3se 40 a. ~ =. -
orseaes =. fst1 20 sonfsa,r ~ Ess 49, .t1a
- -. go - 49, !. - ists ~ ssp - f~v
pa. MxS u &frE1sfy ~ Aer Usn
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WASTfD--N hnr vi MAX ~ LfQEpg sroRs rp
w tosu. Nfue ts.d sppig aaess SET as4nAln',f With
% 'raar far infr nfaon. rail On >. Ngilapg1ha, 10
hul.erry street
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TAMEs GRAY a co.
d VII oier their eptse stock u
Dress goods
and rresch embr0lder.e-.
A,a great reduction on TURNER prices
JoCvigs GLovE- jsst received
y. u. Co. viii Wednesday beautiful EVEN
Dsrssrs, received per sisanAr Asia.
10 broadway, corner wavo-ley place.
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salt rheaIa, rheumatism. and s kin Diseases
he radically cured the onu. 1t be bed into the
affected SAT- rubbed into meat NO eSernal disease
Nj withstand the coht ed of these sonder fu medi
cnes hod at the manufactures 10 Maiden lane York
aud f Strand LONDON and by all druggist DC, 62s
and u per pot or box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27
OCULIsTs AND AunIsrs.

THE EYE AND EAR-DRg rIRgE a LOwNsBERY
ask he attention % The afflicted ~ brr treaincnt az the
al 1hs rrsuitng frun practices nxese
aby hinn teiof. from treatment We hayr
iesoftd 80 iah seventeen persons born bni. Anaurs.
IBIS obsit ate dseaho hey treat Win Astonishing slrene-
cure warranted In casa. Gass inserted. olco
gsQ broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WASlkD-BY GERMAN 0II. A SITUATION AZ
w plain coca TtAhcr and lroner; do general honse
sorh 10 ,rnaii family. Apply - spring 49, IN The base
msnt ioT Two Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27

CHAPS, Dhnfes, g. NJ Ms, Trnder Rough Flesh,
pmpes. reekes, dark saow skins, positively cured by
GrtRe UB's Italian nedicated Pouirc SUBTLE
hair pert OF the tody. safely and quickly Nothing
loskR as n commanding forcheAd
Liquid ronge ly white dye and restorative at tho
depot 81 Walker street, store Broadway. Mrs.
hayes, Brooklyn; cncnder IS south Third street. PhaieL
phia Bance fsinore Bates, l2y Washington street
ton; Pest 4 Co., Rochester, DC.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-12-19

DIAPER HANGINGs--An assortment for sale
l. cheap, at T. II. NORRIS.