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DRIED APPLES, CHEESE DC.
10 BARRELS Choice Sun Dried sp.
L u pies:
II Boxes Prime Cheese;
25 Barrels Whiskey;
1000 Canvass Hams, various Brands
1000 Pounds Clear Boon Sides;
% Boxes Star Candles;
Just received and for sale by
april-l9 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Notice g Tas Payers ~ the Parish u
East 13Atsn N0Mge.

CopartMesshlp.
THE undersigned has associate with
him in the Grocery business, Mr.. A. l.,
DIXON, and solicits continuance Of pub.
lie patronage.
may lay. A. W. HYATT.
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1NMANs PATENT,
Gate and Door Springs.

i. this invaluable Spring. has them on
hand and for sale at price which is noth-
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Beal. and the Harvey House Door
They are simple and would not be insult.
able for the meatest parlor DOOR in this
city, apply at MoNrAN h KveuET,
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.. DARs1H. =. sHsSAMsR.
BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
(SwccessorstoN N Strt d o.,
COW MOS0oON MERCHANTS.
wHoLRsaIE pEALsRs IN
GROCERIES & WESTERN PRODUCE.
FRONTS7REET
HAVING succeeded the Arm Of 4. NJ. HAM 4 Co !,
ii We are prepared to carry on n. same bust.
ness heretofore conducted tv them viii buy and
eel, on communication make liberal advances on
COT7yN, SUGAR and MOLASSlES, and attend
promptly, to GENERAL COMMISSION BUS
INENS Our arrangements for regular receipts
Of WESTERLY PRODUCE, are such as to enable
10 to furnish retail dealers 1t reduced prices,
over the New Orleans Markets..
~ large and ccmmodirus Are proof ware.
house, enables ~ 10 give the best storage.
mayc.y BARDEE BENJAM1N.
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CURRY co: BIS, Cistern Faucets
~ Brass Faucets. Nlolasses Gates. &c,
srsv6. MONTAN h HUGUET.
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NI8AR BACON 0HU00-6 casks lust rsoeiv.
ap-Se JOSHUA DgAL,
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CtSn LINE Floats, assorted sizes; Lin.
L erick and kirby bent Hooks; Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; hot Pouches Pow
der and Pistol Flasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Cuns-On hand for sale by
may 5. MONTAN 4 HUCUET.
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COOKING stoves.

COOKING stoves.
lust receiv 4 lot Of large and small
y sizes: Old Kentucky, Maynower, Ohio
Premium, and Crescent Stoves, also Pot
Castings Of every description.
mayo. MONrAN 4 HuGUET.
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JAS. .. HACKLEY,

rOld stan I u =. w. q ulgglns.
IsREsOLvED 70 keep the lsrgessnann
l and most varied assortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS andV Y
CAPS, in this City. La'ies, Gents and
Childrsn's Bcctees, Shoes, Slippers, etc.
He will cell a the very lowest caah prices.
and invites the public 70 call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
u1Fesh receipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. S.ore On L.
iayette st,eet. iano2-y.
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eyTAvIsNI 8TAvB0I1
u O0,OQO narrel Slaves,
10000 Ha Barrel Slaves,
In good order, to which the attention Of Plan
ters and Coopsrs b called, for sale BY
ny 10 ". r. TUNNARD
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W00dem Ware I

wooden Ware I -
A xE. Ratchet, Tile. Anger and Chisel
II Handles, Clothe Lire Reels Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushe.
and Sash Tools, for sale by
may0. MONTAN h HuGUET.
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GREAT Variety
MILLINERY h FANCY GOODS

LArAYETrE STREET.
MADAME 2. MAINE, calls the attention II the
M ladies Of Fast and West Baton Rouge, to the
fact, N = she has now, 4 very la,ee and varied
stock effANCv OoODe. embracing nearly every
article asked fcr In this tine. Her stcck has been
sslsctsA win great cArs 10 fresh and sAshioasb,e
Che 10 detsrnlnsd 10 cell 81 low Agars for cssh.
marietta.
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PO Ice Intelligence.

"A CULOhED fOA In UUkANCE VILE
An old negro, named Jshn Brown alias Johus,n, who
las gained for hmte the cognomen Of The Fox" from
his fondness for stealing poultry and pigeons taken
into custody onSaturday night by officer Tone Of the
Twelfth ward police, while returning from one of bis
chap was mounted on spawned horse and had :h
sce Of BIN large string Of chickens, VIII his ctps
cious coat pocl els well nigh bursting with antss
pouers tunbers and many other varieties the pgeon
declined the invitation and a.ou putting his nag
gaop, when the officer grssped the reins and captured
the oo fox The horse chickens and pigeons verc aong
with the prisoner. conveyed toe Twelfth ward station
house Mr. Brown has long bsen the terror Of the hen
roost and barnyard, but now his occupation is gone"
ALLEGED ASSAULT WITH A sLUNG SHOT.
Philip Ienderback was brought before Justice Elan.
dreau at the Second District Police Court on charge
BEING implicated In an assault made upon James A.
Beckett, OF No. 376 Eighth avenue, with slung shot.
The accused in Dspy with other men on the
right Of the assault. Warrants have been issued for
their arrest. Lenderback committed for examine
ton by the magistrate
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM BOSTON.
Yesterday evening teegraphic despatch was re-
ceived by Captain Carpenter of the Fifth ward police
from the Boston authorities, informing him that man
named John Donohoe charged 9TH grand larceny left
in the morning train for New York in company wi b two
TO arrest the accused he arrived in this city
In accor with the wehes Of Boston police Ser
geant Smith and oficer Evans, Of the Fifth police
district despatched TO the New Haven Railroad
depot where they awaited readiness for the approach
OF the O'Clock train. On ts arrival in this city Dono-
hoe taken into custody and conveyed to the FIFTH
ward station house. where upon searching him $760 in
double eagles found in his possession. The prisoner
for trial this morning Meanwhile the fugitive remains
insarcerated In the station house.
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MARITIME INTRLLIGENCE.
YoRK-THB DAY.
SUN RISES. 30 NOON SETS. .morn
............. 80 HIGH .mon l. II
Port of New York, February 10, 1855.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
ara ship s2SssI ssss o With ss1
n o Es SSs'sp a. s xsssy gales NSy M
sa n s SndS so DAY and e. place spoke British &
SHIPS ss Mag me and ads
pendencs both from Manila for New York Noy 18th,
sbE sperm and iSO Sbls nsh whale bound 70 he
south Ceas Of Java 70 cruise and home Nov 7th lat
.s: e: ss1 sss. lss g:
pepper A. Bacon 70 d.ss "A Cape rs q o Sa
81 n SPOKE Brig K. rom Il p sseIs
or s1 III. SDPsS W. w Jan
Orleans Bremen. The s has been days North Of Be
%.Ss ,s sssyy a.n lost head
Enk Henry 1rowsrdss sof New Haven Rhcsdes, Trni
into this port for harbor and lying at the government
'0 Bsif Rambler of RockAn Packard St Marks "a day.,
with cotton, hides A. 70 smallwood, Anderson SCo Bee
'o sP Boston Is
brig si. rom Ss West newport for New YSrs
leland her bow Was high was spparsns i
S:.s Ss @ s, and
ssI q :': 1s*ss q? WIN
Bs b sss sf'i i..sor Williams m.n
% % Y" o. ssn &c ssa
blown three umes across The Gut Experienced heavy Nv
De , sn e. 5 To- cspf Ss,
passed shp Morse g days from Gibraltar for Sey Or
Harrison from XpaischicOs for Boston On tae outward pas
3 +: < lon e. PEI . s S;s.
evils DER, bsnse Tor jamaica sd in company nia brig
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THE FIRENINN.
NEW YORK. FEBRUARY o. ls5s.-AT sPECIA
Nv meeti pg Of Tompkips Hose Company, No. L. held

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY O. l866.-AT A SPECIAL
IN meeting Of Tompkns Hose Company, No. Is. held ct
their house Saturday, the 9Th ins the following preamble
and re- olutops were unanimously ADOPTED
Whereas has pleased the treat Dsposer of events TO
from among suddenly and in the prime Of e the
eemed friend and brother fireman, Jacob Brant and whore
ne he has proved himself the good hremsn the sincere
friend the law abiding cizen in word, the honest man; DO
1t, the refore,
Resolved That In the sudden death Of late associate
realize there Ia Lost to whom II b0n0r and
pleasure know and while sensible that the current
Of grief must f0w have the satisfaction Of believing that
loss Ia his gain
Resolved That 70 those who him son, husband
brother offer consolation and heartfelt sympathe
and trust that the hour Of affection they may find comfort In
Resolved That this company attend the funeral Of late
brother and that they the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
Resolved That copy of the foregoing resolutions be sent
the family
published In the Herald. TIMOTHY DONOVAN
Foreman Hose Company No. 16.
ALEXANDER FARIs Secretary.
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STONI6H1N0 TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW, I'm
IA seventh daughter, has natural gn 70 tell pag psosne
and future events and al the concerns Of W. eysh S vy
nesses q ne intended husbands and ebsest nienS M
bring together those VINO separated wt0 WIN eQ1oy NJ
greatest happiness matrimonial bias. All WHO wtsh 9ooA
lock cal for relief ard comfort ThOusAn have On
pressed he belief that tho the most wonderful astroog8
In he word Or thai has ever been inown housh sAe ps
charlie not satisfied 76 Broome street, bsween CAnn0a an
Columbia Gentlemen not admitted.
fyLAIRvOYANCE.-MRS. SEYMOUR. THE MOST sUC
~ cessful medical and business carvoyAnt N ia
Spring street. few doors Of BrosdwAy. Asthma bron
c6is cosveness debility, dyspepsia, fever ague ind
Wcurable and Satisfaction guaranteed remember pay
MADAME RMERY, BETTER KNOWN Az rHE or sF
U GIRL DO consulted about all events of No 2I
Broome street, near Allan sirees for short time only. %
cents. 1ho Gipaey impAr which auy adyor
gentleman can obtain the affections Of the opposite charge
extra.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

RH0 BRoADwAY-AcADEMY ALL.-soIREK ON
GEAU have removed their dancing scadamy 70 Academy
loon In New York 70 receive their patrons and friends Prs
Lessons given every day.
DANolNG-ANOTHER NEW CLAss--BRo0KEV
IL academy, 81 Broome street. cass beginners
viii commence Tuesday All be fashionable taught
Of Lessons There classes open for
more advanced Soiroos Wednesday nigfAs-
AIRS LUBY's ACADEMY FOR DAECING DEPORT
M and the calishenic exercises Aroonwioh Hall EB
street. Mrs. Lubys sIA assembly To- the season
will come Wednesday evening" Feb IA when win be
Introduced win all the late char gos Ind improvemens n.
"Isncers qusdrie" now 20 much IN vogue Europe Ad
ml sor 70 cents,
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wsveri, Of ana s9r Boston The the govsrnm -
Sris Lone "a aseS.s. aunlsy: Gon.vs. 50 DAYS WITH
oew,od .bosany aea coffee 70 rhonpson Hantsr. EK
S's Owen e VITA ,s.;i
aassss Of ned of me isSlasd. When is Mules sof
Biz SSdsI AGES g II xsa csr. s.s.sqs. Pr g
days Of hssrs. with .sss Ss.s1 sss.srs ws.ssr
sehr Arcs1s tot s.aso.,. kcssr.oa .'1,sO BM "a. y
w s g % e; So
win hsIi HI aosy ,or r5,sd.sals a.s. % .ry:
a;srs e; :. & IS e. :sS,s :sss a:ss..
blow Cd day. nom ss i.itnde Of Cape Heary ioss Sss
bSe are head .ays .nd entirely OUT O prcy,02 hsvss
COVE, =. nj l ssoSs dock ssss.a EisSS
sssr w.. ~ 4ss sys q. 20 e.
A, s lew sis: n ss ;.: : 10
ps sss xo y ss
s Been S:es % On ss q Jn
spre plank rggeA for jury mast the wanted ss Dol wo
'0u'd not supply her, BELOW.
B:rlF c.ssso-s wsSss.' from AAr'o'b'' With hd'''
s s;:s g 6: Sss J: "a i issa bra.
Ships Star q Hope Fan Franchise; Webster. Liverpool
Wine duri.g To day 70 sW.
T,IeQrapAic Marine Report.
BOSTON Feb i0-schr Flash Of Plymouth srrived Tar.
nan fr JAcmo experienced very n0Avy
Neahsr and was entirely provs Tor ave days
Herald Marinc C0rruspoadence.
SANDS POINT III. Feb Tho schooner igor, Captain
Ism a. I'M ar ana Me- with OF hoAdlng
Norfolk Now iork lies about one mile rom the Lighthouse
IN sound she fast and boon for the
as 10 or Il days Ono Of hor ashore tho leo
yeserds stated that hoy cSne being
snce Iynr in sng the oooh seiug ,hs
iouse about II ecS.k :. might. BY which the fore s
have bad but have 60: Shore here no
water 70 be seen q far a. The eye can reach ID.
Miscellaneous and DasasGeKU.
See arrivals at This port
10th of january Ae Preach service ambesu
Maverick, Light. shAwmu AndAlusA GAuntlet, Aeghanisn
and MERIDIAN" all ct KAuiesch. In the Turkish service
WI Penn @ at vsrnA; Gushing SoAum Kale; and
MAJ TOWER Bst,um In tbs Eogish ssrviceJ Davis. a
Balatlava The 0ca Knox also Kamssch but
engaged In private service.
Tho following table gives summary Of the in the
harbors d Now YORK Bogs0n, thdelpbA baltimore
9Th nsi, at Charleston Savannah,
The LIST inst, and u Aooile on the 18th t.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOAxED.-The st
Louis Chamber Of Commerce has accepted invitation
purportipg TO come from The Chsmber of Commerce Of
Cincinnati to spend the 2d Of February in the latter
city The Cincinnati papers say the invitation is hoax.
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Of this presmbe and resolutions properv certified be
wsrded 70 Of Senators snd In Con-
gress and that BIO sent 10 the Governor OF each state
Adjourned.
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VALENTINES.

n EASY WAY TO MAKE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
n Ia send tor OF StroDgs ten dollar sample los
valentines containing the following large assortment viz
Ia valentines assorted. Is 81 sentimental
"a No. l. sentimental ased. IL So
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAuN yTIIWTrn,
1u professor o. auoFaphy reading q sharasSsr by
ss IsSc sa q twenty ye cant. er sauysa po.sgs
full depeato Of their character ave suoc sea destiny 70
Also description Of tho one 4ey marry. Al
h1s, n. T. ''
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CEvEN OCTAVE PIANO FOR sALE-ROsEWOOD AND
- elegantly finished, with round corners rich tome ana
warranted stand the test Of
with unexpired years cost hs pro
sent $500; will be sold for $500 TheRroateA
bargain In the way OF pisnO offered Apply Ne 6B
six avenue near Thirty eighth street. from A. NJ hM 8P.
NJ, for four days Call and sec It.
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EArR1AONIAI--A wrDOwER, WITH THRM CHH.
xXl dren, wants wife, competent 10 take charm a 49,
ana Ainssf She mvs be under thirty Of aeA reas
right OF At least twenty thousand doars ~ ono uo
seesing the - qualifications, and desrou az ~ pesan
will please Ne T. D., Herald once
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These win sent once q neat package BY express q
otherwise receipt Of dollars Valentine companies and
Wholesale dealers supplied the most liberal
T. w. STRONG, Manufacturer
% Nassau street, New York.
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WET GOoDs-wET GOODS.
w S25 worth to be disposed OF this week. at prices less
than the cost Of Importation. viz -
pieces linen daAsks prce D. 3D. TO 6s yard worth
40. IN e..
damask table cohs price 81 rs and 81 80 each, worth
81 10 % co.
$500 daask and spot napkins price 81 rs 81 80
per Dozen worth 81 and ~ 80.
81 so
10000 yards of Irish linen; price D. 70 A. worth H. to 6s
LIDO superior toilet quilts only 81 h, worth Is 80.
Hotel housekeepe VIII cd the greatest bargains
offered In this city. s. e. TOWLE CO.,
Columbian HALL No. q Grand street.
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TORY-THlUMPu OF THE CONQUEREBS, AND LOSS
Es OF THE vANQUIsHED.
We are in receipt of the Official of the 25th of
December fom which We translate the proclamation of
the Vice President announcing to the Domincans the
victory achieved the Hayens by their compatrios
MANuu DE- RpcrA MorA Vice President of the republic
actually entrusted with the Executive =
Douninicans from the Official communication have
received under date of the 23d from the ustrious
General Liberia learn that active army obtained
on the I'D inst, San Juan de 10 Maguana a COM
pete triumph the troops Of the Hayiens who have
San Tome after having consi ierable number Of
officers soldiers amongst whom were q General OF
piynoO, Who had the command Of the army one piess Of
ARTILLERY, stores military instruments, their entire
equipagc and some prisoners who are In our hands
Although the Of the dead is already trghtfu,
tinued 70 pursue enemy We shall have a cir
cumsanta report Of this glorious action, which gives
spendor to the Dominican Arms and augments the
DominIoans cor hds In the holiness Of your cause,
h has a been sne as 81
and valor and well directed dispositions Of our Illus
t1ious General Liberator.
Viva Ia repubnca Domnicana
MANUEL DE r. MOTA.
Given at the National Palace OF st. Domingo, Oath De-
cemeer, 1866.
suoLoUoUE IN FULL RBrREAr-PLENrY OF KENTUCKY
EIFLEs IN sAN DOMINGO.
from the 81. Thomas Times, Jan. l2.1
oftbs army Of his Imperial Majesty Faustin have been
confirmed By the arrival OF thsscaooner Cecilia nom FOR
Il appears that on the 29d u the advanced guard of
Chs item army vas on its way from Petit rrou TO Azua
but had hardly left the former village when the noble
Duke who 1t found the roads already In pos
esson Of the Dominicans who In their immediate on
SET gave striking proof TO the Hsyens that the roads
at least the Eastern part OF the not
suacous enough two the vanguard fell back on the
BODY 81 the army en- p,enns rra2te which, CORES
pondent thinks, means in plain Ensiah IN full fight
On the same day the Haytisn army came mp, near =
20 900 strong and mmsda'ey the Dominican order Of
hstte vss fosmed We regret however that are not
nsde acquainted with the numbers OF the Dominicans
tI,rt hc-evsr that NAV b. the firing became
ssnsIy warm on both sdes, and ser severe struggle
o. three or four hours duration the Haysn army beat
kiled ana wounded behind The military results also
we informed, very great r..
The Dominicans sa,d TO have lost 7Oo In Killed ana
wov need.
The question now TO b asked Ia, win bis Imperial
Majesty Fsusn venture another invas On OF the oomi-
n an republic and he does VIII his troops fellow him
~ hose distant psrts where fatigue and hunger. and
r. tecky, rtAes and msohet. plsnt VI ~ buckle
a .'ssr Te psUse for reply.
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DROP. DE MARSAN.-AL. INTELLIGENT PRISONS
desrous OF learning the French language without any
waste OF time and money requested visit this gene
they WIN be taught write and speak The rrcn
superior exceency OF his sdmra Die and simple mesd n
DAILY submitted the examination and criticism OF all teaoors
and other learned the city Glasses and private leons
for ladies' from 10 A. NJ r. NJ for gentlemen, iron -
lip. n.
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MI SAWYER rose to express his astonishment and re-
greet that the Governor Of Ohio sho d to the neglect Of
other great and all important questions concerning the
domestic interests of our own State, thrust into
faces such infAmmatory abolition doctrines and
contained in his message He claimed
that the Governor by this very ac interfering with
the rights Of the people Of Kansas who ought to be able
and were able, 10 manage their own business, and en-
coursgng very state Of things which he pretends to
eeplore. He had heard the Governor in public speech
on another occasion, recommend tho use Of Snarps
s &c IN to 70 to
down the savehoding citizens and now Governor Of
Ohio he is melting the very difficulties which we all 80
our own citizens were shot down In the streets of
own clues by mob, and in q neighboring Slater
Not word was heard from him then. He belonged to
party which respected the white citizen than the
neero-but the CO vernon would embre the country In
civil war; 10 order TO befriend the negro He regretted
distract our attention from important business
Messrs Franklin Clancy and others made remarks
when the report and documents were Laid upon the table
Mr. Caldwell Offered the following resolutions, which
were laid upon the&abe and ordered to be printed
Of Ss s : v
sion Of slavery and no more slave States; and
ry sss q ore h 1sr pa1
herein y and Without sa.Aer.y law scsss
ws:sss. " R:s.l: I I
% sSS % @
erurnep which constitution republican said conyen
ton and people by their rattle said con-
stitution having asked admission into the Union State;
and believing that such Admission Of Kansas State would
further civil umul and the further eusion OF blood- is
hereby
Resolved by General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
That enAtors and hereby. instructed an
In Congress be requeuod TO their best
deavos for the Immediate passage Of An act Of Congress-
admitting Kansas into the Union State, with such m
tAuon Of boundaries By Congress shall be deemed sdv
sable.
for he immediate Admission Of A H. Reeder seat In The
House OF representatives In Copgroes, delegate
Kapsss until such admission OF Kansas a State,
Resolved That the Governor be requested copy
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CCHUBERTH 90, MUSIC DEPOT, $50 BROADWAY
~ New York, publishers since thirty years. at Hamburg
and Lepsc, offer stock OF alion works. largest
the United States Those who want good music rates,
nAA2e call
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BARTHoLofiEw DRAFTED MOURNING sToBE,
No 65t broadway.
IMMENSE SACkIFICE Of PkOPEkTY
Great induce to purchasers OF mourning goods.
Unhe ard OF bargains
Terrible slaughter.
The entire stock of mourning goods consisting Of the largest
desirable imported sod and closed
without regard to original cost The subscriber having
chased for cssh the sssgnee the above stock
discount will commence the sacrifice Monday Feb.
H. 10 O'clock the sales until tie entire sto is
disposed Of Sales mt 10 and continue till p. N.
daily. VIM JACKSON,
Successor to O. F. Barh0 Irning No.
66l Broadway between st. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels
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IL ShAWlS.
100 brooke square shawls, At IS
$50 Stella bordeFed do, Il IS.
$50 bpoche long shawls, 1t 81.
And numerous very fine expositeA and other shawls
nominal pnces- BY order OF apsGsoea
g. WILLIAMS CO.. 81 Broadway
r EADBEATER's AssI0NMENT-ssN BROADWAY
~ MARSElLLES QUILTS.
100 excellent Marseilles qulis q g.
$50 very superior DO, At B.
- supephne do. al q 30.
On eale this week. BY order Of asstenees.
q. b WILLIAM 4 90.
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? EADBEATER's ASSIGNMENT.
IL DOMESTIC GOODS.
IN ale this week. by order OF asa9nees a. 3 Broadway
~ excellent long cloths. at lOd
IL CAGES extra Ruperfne do. at Ia.
Bansoy table damask yards w1e al g. A0d Re
cases Scotch Diapers Of H. and Ns the piece OF II
Also napkns, table cloths.
Lace and muslin curtAit q, 10
All ct a reduction OF nom forty 70 CITY per ceas
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NRBAr AND UNPRBCRDsNTED SALE,
VI wIr2Our kEsERvx,


GOODS.
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