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stare OF LOttIStANA-..p Parish. Of
East Baton Rouge-Sixth Judicial Dis.
trias Court. --ln the matter el the sue.
esssicn II JonS r. BAihFY, decd -
.erohAtep No, 400. iaajs s. Il q E i
DY VIRTUE Of h commission iesued
ID in the above. succession aud directed to
the Skssi4 ofthe Parish Of h. =. Ro,ixe, from
the Hon Sixth Judicial District Court in
and ~ ~ Parish of.I!. b. Rouge and State
atoreaaii, will offer ut public uale, ut the
Court M6dee Aeaf, 81 saia Parish. Iii, the
Citv u Baton Rouge, ~ Satsraay,t.e slH
Day e May mart. A. p. 1S56, ct n o'clock
A. sthH property l.ereinsttst set forth and
described belonging 10 the succession ol
louN P.gHAl,.sy. late ii the County OF
Yazoo, State u mississippi dec d., to wit :
A certain tract Of land, situated IN this
parish East Baton Rouge, known as
Seatientc. Ain Township 9, Of range ,s,e
east beinglth same acquired BY the de.
ceased fsom n D., Powell, sby an act, ,pa.s-
ed before J H. Lawrence, 4 Justice, oi the
Peac<, IN end Tor tho County o. Yaxoo
Staae Of AissiasipI, u, the the 4th Of June
1859. ON the following terms aud con-.
,,itisas, 10 wit: One third cash. aud the
balAecA payable IN tsp equal ytallnents,
at twelve and eighteen months from tho
day Of sale. Purchaser to furnish notes
payable to the Executor, and mortgage
reserved xntA 6nal mvment. og 4 ~s.gl
lis sl* yTHoS.s +. HERNANDEZ, FIN
sAn9es s.s aaaH sSl s Deputy Sheriff.
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WV. B(lfI1s a u
i Dftnetist ana 11xy
M EEty 1osssantly - Hi sle,es and
n we'll select sd Islock q Skesk Dy1ne aud
Medicines. All his preparations ~ y,e i.
pared by Northern manufartofies, md pu,
up In The very best,nhnnef teprsssf VI thei,
medicinal virtues. In .. aliinate LIKE this
persons sl,e,ild not overf;ok this i'm puI tani
consideration. A s5f @al
IT, Prssc, ittions filled With tarerat any
time q night Or dry. eeno-y
FRESH AnR1vAKs,
TUE undersigned has Just received per
i5oibs t,,., Arab tozeogs,, Of al asyy*
50 do Gum Alubie Paste. Vanilla y ,tiiss
90 do te)ubs Dtops, assorted
Is Do Lieofics do 70
81 DO India Paste,
100 do Tolv Drops. fssfs ssa7F Ys@
So do Pate de gni.nauvo., ..t. . .fi-.l a.
80 10 Marshmsllew drops. ++Dg
$50 DO luiabe paste, rose, lemon u Orange.
!, 90 DO 1'olu do. ~ boxes Spruce GUN
100 do Clfocolat..des Families .
80 do d. de Saut1.
80 10 to Ma vsnills, etc.
. For sale at reasonable prices, by
oct 1s-y. cWM. BOGEL, Druggist
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Brandy and Champagne.
IN doz Old Brandy; 90 baskets in quarts
~ and pints. For sale by sYss bun sss,i
NOR. 10. .Tnos. PaExpwaoAsr h Co
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no PLANTERS.

TO PLANTERS.
TIAL.'s PLOt1GHs. Mes. 10 3 with
IL and without Cutters, eT agla
Assorted Nos. Of subsoil ~
and ~ ,kes. AIal1 -
Kings Ploug bars. Nos.
ITO 4. ll IItE r
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
Ok, Log. Back and Trace Chairs,
Ames II Bowland's best Spades and
Shove's, esfo 4an ,r.fII 5' &, e.
81 sstoes--csst steel am! forged, from in.
TO TO-. htnd". 0.5. ai5l.I
Blind brides and Cart saddles. ol
Collars md flames, for mules and
horses, .-.......z..--
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other article generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware store 0
iaOtsdyl .ARGU1ER Il LANOUE, m
Cor Lafayette md Florida sts.
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Cafriages, Harness, 70.

Just received from he best northern
y manufacturers. large assortment 81
CARRIAGES snd HARNESS, which.
with Z number Of my own manu1ietnfe
comprises . variety worthy The atteatjon 81
purchasers, who are invited to examine be.
fore purchasing sleeHhese. S = 80
oct 10y W. y. TUNNAND. /
C6tt,S 1a4sa4 Resaaxexs.
YUeT TAc1ssed Dnisvoie1 ~ ;ss
y decf9 z@ff'f THEe. GoLpAaxs 81
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SaIfs By eibf SbfrjG.


@NfsssseH 90eeeeesSs Uy9sss@ 7FEN$f q ~
STATE or LoutsiANA---pAsisu or
E..t t,ArsN noeuM-.stxtM JvSiciAt
U,,sA,sr CouAf .-..lD the matter u the
sucesssion of MAaY II. KLstnpstEa,
deed, mo. ls4 ! /" Ptobats.p @
DY VIRTUE of commission, issued
ID In the above succession. and to me
directed iavln the HonrabIe SIKH Jujieisl
pstfist. Cosrt,. it, and irf the. Parish and
state Aforesaid / will, BY. virtue u said
commission, offer at pnblie sale on the
rremisss, whsfeou the decd. last resided,
On The Highlands, AZ atn,t Ak mlr. east
# he c,y e p e.. Rouge, on ,..o
NJ ie'eleck, *. Nj, Of said day. the proper.
" hereinafter ettfofth aud described, be-.
longing 10 the succession Of Mary n. KLEIN
peter, late Of said Parish, deed, to wit. ~
ELtzA--a negro woman mot sc',nal
aged about 30 years, and twu thilifeu, viz
LEWIS. g years, snl PHILLIP, . years,
HAMpTpN--A negro man 81 years; '''
EDWARD ,egt, boy, II yeats f"'
ELtzABETH II years, ~
AOELfNE4-a negro woman. 10 years,
ant child SAkAtl. q months lid. ' I
ALsA, the following personal sfowrty |.
One he,tse. i lot Of farming utensils house,
hold and kltehsfi fVrhitufe. On the fsllow.
INF terms Aixl conditions. via yJ.s.4ss.
Th1slAvse lof one fifth cash. the balance
payable n three equal mats lrnents-4lsl ling
due respectively. on the first day Of March
1854 Afst day of Mafrh 1853, lir.t day et
MsrtA 1850. Each instaltnent, TO bear
siS per sent interest, from The day Of sale
until MAtsrity, and II moi then ,,,,netually
pail, ~ bear eight per rent interest tt,,in
maturity Until paid. Purchasers to giye
notes with sund rersonal security ard
spscisl mortgage relerved upon the slaves
eolas until the NIL and final payment, and
the personal property for CASH. ya.g, H
Nays tsla II. ". BABiN, sheriff.
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Wrnppsn9 Paper.
1nn iREAMa GROWN.
WV rf1 N,.1su.s, Ia

30 Double s.t., do.
Wrapping Paper just received from thu
inan''iac,ctY. lnovs.1 JOSHUA BEAt.
DLANKETS h NEGRO GOODS. - he
ID s,,bscribet has just teteived large
supply Of French Cranier blankets. and
winter geosls for negroes, to which he In.
vites The attention. Of planters.
octts-y. @ W. u. PHILLIPS;
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Per Shin AudIoyer.

80 Per ship a ndOvef. II se~.s
ERENCH WINDOW GLASS ;sAhmer.
l. lean Zine paint in OH Frenc b. Zisc, in
varnish, White Lead Paris Green. ner-
aid Green Chsome Greer T. YellowaW BIZ.
ing. Putty Glssiess Dj.n0nds, Hanit brush
e.. StemcoiIs ETC., for ss)e ~ : III f
ja14. 3s = 7Esg WIN BnGEL /
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T EECHEs. 200 best II hungarian Leeeh.
IL. es, just 1eceiyeo and lot sale by -.
feb %. J. l.. WALLET. Apothtcary.
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y. l.. WALLET.

NiROp Anti ptlogihique 4. Etisns, n,
- colds coughs Ac. for sale BY, IF
may-M. IL VALET, Druggist,
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To whom an oft,e,s must be addressed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20
FAMILY MARKETING

RETAIL PRICE OF PRODUCE AT WASHINGTON kAakEr.
The recert Geld snap had the eject Of putting Up
the prices OF al kinds OF meat and poultry and the APP
proach OF the Christmas holidays gives great stimulus
to the trade in game Prime cuts Lave advanced one
cent per pound notwihstsndmg the fact that vast
titles Of in or poultry and game snere
are also large Quantities N market but the densrd foly
keeps up to the supply Christmas irdrces larger
OF poultry than either Thanksgiving New Year day
owing to the fact that Irish and German pors.Gton
pay regard 10 H. and they have but little pcc
try through the year they nuke up for Il by having
more than any else Christmas day. The stupidity
displayed by farmers 10 dressing poultry really rnsc
countable Instead Of having them clean, IA sra well
picked they are turned into market with tnes-
crops full OF grain, TO male them appear Ss and
give them weight. They must loose al icau one iIrd
Of their poultry by their remssness Beart meat Nae
made ils appearance in market In rsh there Little
note. Sailed and peked Gen are selling 10 large GUAM
titles owing the fact tina. a. ths time Of the year tie
poorer classes and clearinghouse keepers hry c-Gn
THY the winter, thereby making saving Of ten Per
cent rish are high and tie demand Ia active BITTER
has advanced slightly; do cheese. Immense Quantities.
OF butter arrive s this MARKET but the large rsie
10 the South takes most Of the good butter offered 70
New Orleans good New York butter sells for SOC per ID
and In other Southern ports higher The Sew q.
leans trade. very large, has smost entirely cese1
The following are The
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Of gran were mace IA bug and t<ss sac sea.,
pS s soS, "a Toc oores sscor 8. sos
100 usrces Of beef u o. o. and some elton - "a
b s2d. 10 London rstes we're d1si !; 1000 Hos Donr
80. Grain Was nominal at Sd. va. To 6lasgor
fegnss were quiet Hsvre gram wss 81 roc nanr a. fec
cUOn 80 10 sno nr ~ ores ~
private terms ToCaiornarates were Of &c. ~ sc per
loot measurement excepi IN some parcels winch were
Jumped &C about zee. To Sydney r&ter werc al ia
and Melbourne 2sc. per foot.
Hay continued rrn WITH moderate .s,ea st 7sc soc
Hors were dill sna sales limited. Western were II p;
lie. and Eastern az &c. S.
lRov-ssles o. 200 zoo tons scotch pic we've nsae AZ
$50 $50 90 per ton.
Rockiand al &c. for common and u 10 for icTp
MoIAssEs-2o ubIs. New Orleans were rcc n 60;
Cuba and Porto Hsco remain unchanged
NAVAL SrohBs Sies Q. 100 bb.s spirits 10 OF ppog or
der wereEde AZ 4c ID dGys apdl0o DO reportec al A5c
cash. Other descriptions were without casnee Of inpar
lance 10 prices.
ols.-rhere was eome better inquiry for l-nseed vito
some English forfutuie delivery a. 81; and some os CT
the spot al S9o SEC sAlee OF about 600 gallons o Ame
rican made u sie. Crude whale ard sperm were
In rather better INQUIRY, while prices were rIchsnged
PKousIoSs = PcrE-Tne market continued fvm, With
$40 I25s, and At sls 62es New prime wss at
ST. SIT S7. Beet WAS IN, wltn saies o. 800 500
sbls q. 50 20 - for new country prime snd a. %
60a $f4 IS. Eeef hams were frni and r.sm, moss IN
changed. Cut meais-Piskled meats were Atesdy, Ina
c q 100 Sosss were @sae part Z srve coas Il
long boneless sides, at loc. l01c lard ~as out
Gales OF about $50 bels. were made ., l2hsc si2e
closing chiefly 8. the inside fgare Batter Srd etes
were steady and prices unchanged
Hics quiet and ssIes uninportGnt
SiIIs-Salcs OF 1000 mats cassa were made c.
29c. New held higher 5000 bs nutmser ard 4o csses
mace at p. &. ard 80 bags pepper at l2e
srvAps.-The sales were confined &c abcc. 200 . 500
bids. st g. &c. y SIC. o 9Sze.
wHisrKs was dull and tn teD dency towards lover
prices. ssIes Of about ste bois. we're made g. 2ec.
3Cc
Woor-Sales since list report OF 1t, 00C be tee,e
ana 20ce0 he. tailed, OF pricee rom DC.
6Qc Hclders demanding higher rates. bit some no
Duscturess prefer stopping doing losing ous peet %
they say thai goods cacno. DC made OF wool a. present
prices without oss There 10 hot ls Tor
ting decline in the mater al while the stock 70
light present, and the fact existing t1Lt the nan
prices current in foreign markets preclade the possibility
OF large importstioas.
TonIoCo.--Tbe sales are chie.y o. Spanish tooGcso.
Prices OF al sors continue firm. "a hnds Kent cEy
12c Htsc. 81 bales Bsvans, a'c: 600 eses ysva us
so bales Cuba parity q, auction Is5sc &c; 10 cases
ssed-leaf l2c. acc; 90 bales Ganls ard 20 bhles
AmbeIema, for export, pit
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FnlpAy, Doc 1o-e r. ".
wsl street Affairs appear 10 DO setting down inso
eriss inactive state. Tse game Of blur played
day Tho part Of the bulls with less spirit, and
bids time were utterei with caution. 6eserr are
found be little more abuudAn but the orlls have
about much they seem for tho moment willing 70
pay interest and ke their chances upon Each leading
stock appears 10 have ts own peculiar psserniy and
dealers disposed to examine what 70 re done
4. headquarters, than 70 be Influenced by the pre-
sent or prospective condition Of The money market
the general events Of sbe day This peculiar sac Of
tnings invariably precedes important changes. the
sponsors for the principal railroad stocks are well
known at the SOCK Exchange. II 10 well known
that Pine street importers arc the Darometers Of
the up and downs OF Reading, while certain clique
Albany railroad directors and politicians manage tie In
stYument which foretels the variations 10 New York
Central The Western railroad stocks under the
roi Of the managers themselves, and 90 appears that
Ill he snces have their particular regulators. The
power OF these different cques only be exercised
while money easily a,tsnable. For while they fight
against any advance in rates then hold on then extend
their contracts then loan money sc RON oneeghth 20
quarter per cent per Gay until with good luck they
keep along until favorable change occcrs, and for
time they have comparative ease. Tns success only
shsrpens their determnstor, and taey Hgut he Hert
money spasm In the same way. This cortes. dces net
always terminate IN favor Of the o1il party. After
while the tide trrne sganst hem, and the bod
Spectator yields TO the necessity OF the case,
unloads ME cart Of the blocks Of stock ard the
usual panic ioliows. The condition Of Wall E.eet
to-day indicates the approach Of tine. the money
market 10 growing tighter hourly. The stooE
nsgers hold with less courage than yesterday
and The market has every appearance Of OF those
colapees, which heresoore swept away hour
Ill the tine calculation and Visions OF bur srecu
At ,be fis board tcdsy, Chicago and Rock leland he
great cornered) fell cent in the face OF !ts unusual
dividend Of II - per cent in scrip; New York Central
Railroad IN hoods about the street, aud declued
per cent Erie, X Michigan southern, a Cleveland ard
Toledo, Il Reading, !, and so on 10 the meantime,
business Of tne Stock Exchange 10 diminishing. zoe
seller leaving the buyer take Of himself and the
demand for money outside OF the bosrt ranges from
eightr to one quarter per cent day NJ day In Wall
street for long t.me has shown much poverty
amongst stock onbers and .. period has he res4:
Of their folly been moro clear 70 discerning eyes.
The Ass.sant rreasrrer reports rhs week, fol-
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READ TIE OPINION OF TRE SUNDAY yEi.CURY
fRsgDIiEsr IsfATIoss or SUPERIOR oomsJotf1S
Among the many dshonestes of trade which tho Sp-
particularly pcrnicions and rfsm pr43gfs
adopted by unscrpaleus dealers OF initiating and 're
ing me exterior appearance and iuonary osa ~ 0o
G drugs ne,canaenia and oher articles OF per.1nal
ton OF an anterprsng trader palEilg oh aesrrcse
and worthless comoounds the detrinen. ~
tie consumer but 10 the character Of the who peal
ed tboisards OF dollars IN bringing The genuine Article
OF all honorable dealers and traders trade
highway robbery az Ine violent appropriation of her ~!
bors purse IN Fact they are beneath the burglar sh
dgBylor these latter telons EXHIBIT
re.kessness character osise dsn
tile who stbs IN the dark. and c1gh. Tot
be th punishment corEmedsurae
ard.ce Of heir crime We were led 70 tho
deaiay Observing spurious coun e-fei. OF udopto
sheGam schuapps he labels initiated per.e-y With
addition few letters uls I'D tecbnca avoid
OF The against csuniereng the bottles very aim
T and thing carefully prepare to impose ur1a
less NOW, IS not The uho perpe asd this
f,aId feona robOers Assuredly he la for, ~ NJ. Wolfe
has expended large brTg hts genuine Imported
sehDapps popular demand tina. demand De cons!
dere OF his capital in trade and = Low steslg
OF his reputation 10 much thief be had bar
rel Of his schnGp in bulk And this crime he ADDS fur
her defraudng the community by giving them ruin
Article for the money they Intended ~ exEead
Iosr Who participates indirectly the frnua by seeg spur
Gxaeies UGH OF ofsbder he priacpnl
planned imp osion. The remedy Of Mr. Wolfe shl
in hs holding az concerned TO he contempt OF he
posed apon by their no,cus composition We Ms M
Vote w.. blgtn the only ~ The or
bsse correrfciis, bat Of ev.rv oer them for s.
and thsn publish hem the world for bis repn
Do mated 10 the pilory OF popular exerr4iion.
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Birth.
pEgDs.-or Tuesday, DEC IL, Mrs. l.. q. PHniss,
Of ksdison street. OF Q son.


SrnI-Ir xR-on Thursday Deo. Is by the ssv. ~
S.onmsn, hHxAr STNL 70 CArHEs DrcKKk BON o. LIZ
city.
KAxu-kolsiSu.-Oa Monday evening, Tee. &c, by he
Rev. James Nllet, M No. l22 East Twelfth street., Mr.
rgosAs q. KAsn, Of Southport, Conn Mss kET AsHA
NoIIiyR, OF this city.
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For the Hoildays.-If You Wish IN Pur-
sssae rres,ris 81 Isds Or r-ceuaa eal a ss Bowery
sssa ssses, &nG gsaessl Assormeni 81 :eLe. goois
Christmas and Now years-Johu Taylor
o. ssesdrsy corner q rAaan sre asya nov s "a
Cor the haldGys consisting fcy ~ sacs BASKETS,
.ssae. rrsns Towers an isseY oe, esslsr w Ss
VI be fo1r vsy superior they are ace prep.red
tos.a iarkels n Asd eys.sra ales q esme sss.f =
assl.1 ass saenon y paeli, . mar ornaasa,sd
S. ss lss % Pa. q s. sSss as Sc DEM b. sa
sslse ssa msasAareF ssre shSsoss i2s 49, =, we
NJ VI X, sass, o porshssiar i.ss aso, fae \ no.
.He tais ss H Ger . s'5,i sl is'A - '
nost 4 chsnsen's Champagne wines-com
rrsiar h.r sieEy, NerzenSy, 'ln Angesrre hnser'A
Tho wines rs 81 hoa,e beur ibe re,gnins branls
France kartd an o,ber eonnre1 % Europe a-e so ~
r1y assuming no sane posison WIN sppreaa.nF l3gs
he mtsrsssl o. se .eose srs VIII sese
.smssr g yesrs sioe By one q H. srm !. 10 ess-. q
- - JOIN DSx5Ax 4 sous, No - Bso,ir.y.
Raisnsisr's Hsir Dye. Wigs and roup~ss,
sT rs - As wore, ssle sod 40 sgDAed II No -
n. Granatssn h the only Person who can
- .essn.s : sntssy On n esesse, % =. human ~
.,ssss 81. 80 ,es ii De abe nc s '0a
ponoe 'sss r,nr We /, ~ssle.s's ana rssn sns ne
aye pris+'sly spIssa, a 70 sks.cr ho---
Hni. Ihfn,itasie Cutter OF asir and whis-
hsrs 80 Darcay sreet har d. slaLags boz black
Hernia Cured Ivy Marsh & Co.--ttas,,caI
ere trlss x - Maiden iare, New Sorr
We would Tall Attention 10 Brown's
srsssss ro,sss We .s.e is.sa VEN sas'ei,us "a say;
ssm = '- anog q s g. - srrs sna o,hsrs .aeo.
rrmsy iot ioarssress resaas from cold fcr sac ~ al
Gngsea
Retired Physieinn. whose Sands nj Isre
S 1 a.. Sr S@paop sron essss. Gods na
s hs Sss 80 re- MN wss 81
.path GOOD pes,pe y ~ send 2 sah q hs saIe,d
m.las as asa ur,s a Ne REQUIRES eah apPI.
possge On he iscpe and ~ rem.-ss ,rse sppsa Il no
rsymeaio his Advertisement Address DR. n. JAMES,
Review randrcth's Pulls Purify the
scca y grs essass' and agss noises y me hs.a
rat,,ing t,g yesps vr sasmTng az HAS. S,r
w.seasa &c. beng desf wears. y me S.icr 81
ysore. every ogssn q BE- body i. heshs acton
purchase a. y Canal street 2 cents win foi directions
railing cf tns Hair should no, he consider
qsssS Ss cs an on }. cssrss street con-
Professor Alex. &. ssrry's Triecphorous or
ss 70. ssa ssos S.a Rsss s
and cray hairs curing discsses Of te kln glands and
sssmsi,m swelDss sore troas .c and giving Re.
sod lsrS boes price tventy i've cens BY al he prin
eiral rn and perfuers throughout the world Pr
pal Office, 2il broadway.
Hotfcway-s pills and Utptmcaf.-fn Eytsr-
nal nj mmson there = unnatural rnsh ~ hood - ths
PET srNoci 1he effect e. the ointment e 70 dsperse tn
lpcsl EVER
ture toitr tvugh.-tsc tfse syrup of Tar
sni wd cherry Proc 2 snd - csr acr hgse soll only
~ All SFLi, Chemist, corner Hghh enus and Evenly
shtt street
Censphor Ice.-sli w, voudcrsnptth's CAM
Ibor ice re ony r.nu W s-e hat = manlstea or
cuTog eh4f5ed hEo8f and aps. Only ry l. sod q he
asIsa 10, Bowsry.
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cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

fRrsx, Dec. ia--GP.H
tsrw.-Tpe market vas quiet, win small sales Of pots
MIC.
Bar, nsTvrs - our--The market firm, with
moderate In Of common and extra
state and Western brands sght advance obtained.
In some The sales footed up 1000 1000 Dis,
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Furs knor. Hats Knox. Caps KNOX, UNI
IRE las KNC1, gsnsneas oyercoats tnos. III broadway
Winter. 1856 I'VE Have Just Manufnc-

last i'm 7oBc-s fos the very large
Of pe2 Ragsss AND other syles 0. vzs.r
ever urder ooAs from rs beavers Double Prcs
dent do chr hla =, a.. Aisa large AMI beAuial as
-sreI of Ssgss from hele co.ts made ia per.ee Uni
Of ouer AID oher frs timed exclusively -
Cur stock Of boys winter very conpste 70 which
y hvile tie aitenLoa o. ke1'.s Y .rilss
We have also rect ed s 1rsous for he ssAson
Of winter farnar goods under wesr robes de ctlnbre
shrts, ttsvls &c r.
rre.i Ina1 ,snez'a 10 clos. ont this very large
eegaa winter e1il have CONNER ed the
IA af.e.aTe O. or sprirg s.ok ~ DEN.lS 90,
80 ..ad 30 HroslwAy.
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The Rest Ambrotypes fn the City ure Taken
al he Everett Gallery AS Broadway Prices from fifty cents
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Buy Your Holiday HAT mt Exnox's. 2l3
Broadway, and win year friends eIclam "Supero
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Charter Oak Charms Crosses. Sleeve But-
ts0s sads &c mounted IN gold. Sold oay by WM. s. TAR
NELL. lewe proadgay.
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Canadian tour firm but sales we're confined 10 400
go bbls, within the range OF the above quotations..
southern brands were ready and In firm demand with
OF about 400 500 bbis, ~ about the above QUO.
tatons. Rye -Four snd meal we're quiet, and prices
changed. wbeNt--The market continued quite hYm,
while sales we're cutie limited. About 1000 busbcls
o. southern white sold at ~ r. and lot II choice was
reported sod at ~ "a snd Chicago spring 81 81 AK.
Corn-sales OF about 20 900 bushels made al 7oc
IKE. for wssurn mxed, from store, and nc. DO. de
versd; Souhe'n yelle~ and y hie we're a. &c. Tec.
sourd yellow 81 -9c ~ &C. Bye quet st $50.
q ssc 10. sotnerr and Northern. Farley inactive
aI 2kafi 40. Oats we're firm II <Tc. . 4sc. Tor stale
aEd O, 4so SOC. for westoU.
C0stn -7te market vasouet ard sales limited Sales
o. 10 rags Hsrscspc were made on rrlvse ierns
CorIor.-Ihe sses embraced sbcut coo ts'es al
fol- Crsces. the market clos .pr firm.
tpEcnTs-Nsses we're seck, ou nf ~ de- "a 90.
ar hse. T-sgr rt.t TeLte'pce fnS4 efssseners
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Nervousness. Weakness, Dysps psia - Bte~-
80 ensGy y ~ WEB1kA sAagghe- Try It. Dspo. ~
kswefy. gFCe 8. e.
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Tsn rollrATp ARE CCSIvo.

A MAGNIFICENT PIPER
n irSl.!E'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
Or ota GERS. NO. - rc4oy he morning
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For the Hoiidays-Ncw Styles English
ssarf elegaE ats fies roves hosiery, &c - Moody
q WlGGANS', So Broadway.
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Tbsmpson's salcon) The Holdays-Arrangenen.s have
been made for producing entirely and unique stye
Il phesogrsrhs designed q gifts for the holidays Photo
Mr. Ayady devoes department OF his gallery exclusively
copying Valuable pictures entrusted 10 him will receive
speslal ind attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-20

me Boston and Norceser Railroad Las declared ssem
annual dividend o. four per cent, payable January Il
the Boston and Name Railroad three per cent, payable
Js-. l. The Apr e,on ard Hamilton cotton factories
Lowell sem annual dividend o. four per cec esct pay
able the asa inst. the waertown and Rome Railroad
sem. anpcL dividend Of crr per cent, payable At the
Peoples Bank, n this city.
The earrings az Tie Michigan Central RAIresd for the
first week IN December were a. fcluvs:-