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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23

The last returns show contraction In oil the depart
ments but specie and the aggregate Of that department
quite small considering the accession since the last week
y statement The last remittance from California, OF one
million eight hundred thousand dollars, has al been dis
trbued but about three hundred thousand dollars. The
week closed on decreasing average, and the banks
to-day probably had In hand less than eleven millions Or
dollars 1t strikes that next week the banks must
make . very poor show Of specie. With the shipments
to Europe this week. and the demand for the South the
reserve must be reduced TO lower figure than has been
shown during the prsasnt year. We should not be sur
pIsed to see the aggregate 90 below ten millions Of dollars
The above statement shows an important reduction in de-
poe The banks must look out for themselves, and be
prepared for financial advces from the other side Of the
most uniavsrabe character All ID on the surface pros
perous and substantial, but in our opinion We have not
been years In much danger Of sudden and serious
reYpaion.
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Fires IN New York.

FIRE AT PIEr NO. NORTH RrvBR-ToTAL pEsrRUC-
yIoN or TIE STEAMSHIP KSoxvILLE-Loss ABOUT
100000.
Between and O'Clock Monday night . are was
discovered board the amship Knoxville, yng pier
No. North river, foot OF Morris street. rne alarm was
promptly given and the nremen were soon on the ground
and ai work. but outstanding their erer-
tons the flames spread with suoh rapidly ~ soon 10
envelope the noble vessel In sheet Of fame. The
Ksoxville one Of the Savannah line or Steamship
owned by Samuel I. Mitchell, No 10 Broadway. she "a
said - been the fastest vessel OF her running
out Of New York. che was built By william II. Webs
at = coat Of aSoxt 100000 she measured abou,
twelve hundred tons. and ws only two years old.
Thevesse yin prove total loss. There n only about
eloo 600 insurance her At time there were fears
sntersained Of the oskor sseanships In ire adjoining
smp, taking IRE. The Gre originated said In the vi.
csNy OF the boiler. Several workuen from the Novelty
works had teen engaged u repairing the boiler and Ma
shipory for several days, Tho Knoxville In charge
Of Capt. Charles Ludlow Her destruction viii be much
regretted BY the southern travelling public.
Fms IN FuIzoS MARKrr Between ten and eleven
O'Clock fire occurred In tho Office Of Hawley ssrith
Carman situated In the nsh market Of Fulton market
was discovered by Charles Holder, wko very Qr,ckly
procured the marke hose, attached them the hydrsu
and IN few momSnts ext,nguifbed the Gre. The Ore
vas caused By carelessly erected aose pipe. Damage
xiaiug.
FnE N BEoAprAY-Atout quarter past twelve O'Clock
on kenday morning Ere was discovered r1 the base
mont Of the building No LEGO broadway, occupied BY
r. o, Davis a. dwelling and book store. The Ore VI.
extugushed. There was some slight damage done
70 the stock Of books ~ smoke Mr. Davis has 81 500
insurance on his stock and fixtures, and $500 hs fur
nNure tho Greenwich Insurance. Co. rhe building IL
svned by n. y. Carman. Damage about $780, and fully
insured IN the Washington Insurance Co.
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without change In quotations. Southern brands con.
nued quite 0rm, with sales Of 200 bbs chiefly within
the above rnu ss o price 81 zoe sss
brands at 50 l71 and family do at IS rs. Rye -four
was steady, win saies Of 100 bbls ct - 30 - o.
Meal in fair demand, and 200 300 bbs. New Jersey
we're sold at 50 rs 80 3TI. Wheat continued quiet
and the views OF holders above those OF purchasers
and hence transactions were restricted; 500 bushels
. lot Of 700 do. good white do. ., 81 u. Corn Wa
without change Of moment while sales were oonhoed 70
about $4,000 600 bushels including Western mixed
from store and delivered 81 6gc 100. and nc and
southern yellow al 80. Rye vN quiet At saturdays
prices Oats were inactive at s7c ssc for State, and
coYpr sales Of 700 bags Of Rio were made lo,sc
30 do. government Java At i4c
CorTuS.-The market more active. The sAles en-.
braced about 1000 bales, part In uansisu Prices closed
firm.
FRneHrs.-Ra.es 70 English ports were Hrner, owing
to some reduction in room. TO Liverpool about 40 ooc
bushels OF corn In bulk and bags, wore taken al Cd
about 600 1900 bbls. nour II Is Cd 200 boxes bacon
and 200 bDs. lard nj zoe per ton; cotton vas n d.
t5sd. Te London there Was rather more oaerrG 400
bbs. pork were engaged 81 &c. Cd. 4s.; grain was
To Glasgow, 10 goo bushels Of grain engaged NJ lot
in bags ana 100 boxes bacon Al sos 32s. Cd To Liz
nns go sS soSr ~ 81 TO 400 cake
rum At &C. per gallon $50 uerccs rice al $40, and 12e
PACKAGES lard al nc. per H. Rates 70 Hsvrs were I'm.
changed,
FRrn -sslcs OF few hundred boxes Of raisins were
made at unchanged rates
Iaos-scO,ch pig was in fair demand, with sale, al
LDr-sal Of Rocklsnd common we're max ne 81 scc.,
and Of lump DO at 81 20.
HciAssrs'-The mnke, was firm, bus ,sles we're light
al 4ic asc for Cuba musoovado and 81 bSc for Porto
Rico; and so bbls. New Orleans sold al SOC
Naval sroRr Sales Of $50 barrels spirits turpenrnc
we're made ri 43kc., a days, adding interest. Crude
ives at % s7H 80 Commor ro'in was heavy, vita
sales Of 900 bbls - 81 per $40 lbs delivered Tar
--l5o bbls. Wilmington sold 1t 81 IS
oIs-Linseed vas firm, and about ., 900 gallons Amer.
sold At Sic q $50. Whale and sperm were
steady. without change Of moment in prices
ppOyrerON4-pOrk. SaloA 4 woy All
at flq i2 sic q for old mcs-, vhch was irmer and
rev msss at sle ga prime was al sic so SIT. Beef
continued nrm, with sales of 250 see bbls including
country prime, new, nj 20 so S. meas DO. ct $40 Q
sl2 now and old Repscked Western, old OF $40 s12
and s 90 ASIA 10 for Chicago repacked extra other
descriptions were unchanged. Cut meats and bacon
steady, with moderate sales NJ unchanged prices
lard was heavy sales OF ZOO 900 barrels were made
N 12Ac l2lsc. Butter was In moderate request 81
saturdays quotations.. Cheese was 81 20. . lokc
Dressed hcgs we're selling al Txc. . Sc.
RcE was dull ana sales limited 81 last weeks prices.
srcARs were quiet, and could hear OF only about
zoo hhds. Cuba inusoovado In hts, st sAc . eysc.
WHsKRy.-Sales Of SEQ bbs. were made II 800.
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PHILADELPHIA, lee. q, 1853
esocks dull PennsylvAnia Ba, "a; Reading Railroad,
S2h; Long island Railroad, 12k; Morris Canal I,s;
Posnsy ivania Railroad, AN
New 0Ri USs, Doc. Is, 1850
Uos,on frm but prices unchanged sales 70 Gay $500
bales. Wheat deciinirg-Wesiern selling for I'll 30
~ 3D. Frcshts-ro Hsvre, Ike; 70 Boston, &c; 70
Liverpool, steady.
EEw ORLEANS, Dec. 10. 1855
Cotton has advanced Nc Sales to-day oco0 bales
uhdhng llsSc IKE. sales OF the week So, 500 bales
stock 10 port $40 900 bales Receipts less than las. year
1,4eo balee Coffee steady nj 1870 q iohc for Rio.
sAes OF the week Ia c0 hags Stock In port 90 900 bag
Receipts Iast week s2,boo bags kolssss eic. Flour
sdvanc ing and selling for 90 40 90 10. Sterling
chan &c nrm.
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treason against the United States with violation Of
the 80 called laws Of the Territory.
oHAPIAiNCy.
me Rev. samuel Waldo was elected Chaplain OF the
House sixteen others were voted for. Father Done
gan, Q Jesut Of 81. Louis, supported BY hessrs
Morrison and Kelly and ADtonette BacSford by hessrs
Mott and Spinner.
soorr.
Mr.. CINGsAS Of c., under . suspension OF the rules
introduced blu explanatory of the resolution aunoriz
mn the President 70 confer title OF Lieutenant General
by brevet Tho object place General Scott on the
same footing a. Washington uader the Ia OF l7sS
n scott had been a sublect OF foYegn government.
l.vse donation of money would have been made q
cOmpiment for OTIS eminent services But Mr. Cliugman
had no such design II well koown tn Il the A,:or-
ney General and Secretary OF War entertained differ
END Opinions the amount Of pay General Scott
entitled to- and that the sdudged proper by the Sc
cresary was allowed He did not however,, undertake.
70 say decision wrong that Secretary
was sctuAted by other than proper motives. IL q
mere matter Of construction.
In reply 10 question by Mr.. Ca.e, Nr. OIINGMAN
said General Scott had received about $40 000 and should
bill passed ne would receive about $40 900 for
nine ten back The bill gives what Washington
would have received under the law OF 1793Enothing
and the amount to which Attorney General Cush
ing rays he 10 entitled.
The bill was passed.
NATURALIZATION FOREIGNERS.
Mr.. HuMPnREY MARsHALL moved Q suspension OF the
Yules, 10 enable the bill establishing uniform rule Of
turaza0n 10 be made the special order for the 14h OF
january, but il was nega.ived by SO against 90.
Adjourned.
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sSnKu-BuR0n.-on Sunday, Dec q, by the Rev.
W. Bailey, Mr.. r. A. ssxDfKaz 70 Mrs ELIZA BrEnEn
both Of th 10 city.
wHrp-wBARAn.-On Sunday, Dec n, BY the Rev.
Ben jamin Evans, Mr.. JosHH H. WE'VE, formerly O:
Shrewsbury, N. j., 70 xss MARY J. waARAn, Of New
York
OvnRsAran-ADAm ON THURSDAY evening. Dec ~, 81
the Blocker Reformed Dutch church by thc Rev.
Uriah Marvin. Mr.. JAnr f. 0yuRsAuon 70 EnxarrrR,
daughter Of William Adams Fac, all OF this dtv
Kingston and Dutchess county papers plcAse copy.
MnlR-DEAooS On Wednesday, Dec. IL, BY tie Rev.
Mr.. Brash, Mr.. SAMuI hnLRR TO Mics EnzABkra DnAcos.
Glasgow and 6reenoch, Scotland papers please copy
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Marine Disasters mt the Eastward.

BOEVJN, DC ~, I566
The bark Jenny Lind, Bunoe, OF New York, from No.
bio Boston, went ashore Race Point Province
town, last evening at O'Clock, and cut away her fore
asd malnmasts She worked over the inner bar and
now (9A. ny lays we'll up The hfeboat landed ave
passengers and two ladies' since which they got
No from the bark the shore The passengers are all
u Race Point lighthouse, all safe.
Bark Zoton, from Cayenne for Salem, went ashore
hsdys rocks Salem harbor last night Assistance has
Doue from tie shore
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LUVIsVILLk, Dec ~, 1870.
Mr.. Joyce's house ut Briar creek Kentucky, was
burned Thursday night last together with four Of the
Inmates. Mr. Joyce was absent at the time. Three
slaves arrested suspicion of being implicated
the matter, and confessed to numbering the family and
tAcn nriDg the hou,e. was thought summary ven
ecance would be taken on the negroes.
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Destructive Fire at st. Louis, SC.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. a. 1885,
The soap and candle factory Of Riggs Levering was
burned Friday night Loss 500 ooo Insured for
$4,000.
streams closed and navigation nearly suspended
Thermometer this morning three degrees above zero
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.

MONDAY, Dec. Z.-6P M.
The stock market exhibit, signs OF animation and
there is disposition among operators TO enter the
Exchange, ~ either buyers or sellers 1t IL well known
that prices sustained At enormous sacrdces bu,
holders dare not put stocks The market for fear Of
depressing prices and creating rush to realize, which
they could not arrest The demand for money to-day
equal 70 anything we have known for months. We have
heard OF several where loans made
quarter per cent day, and holders Of stocks
PEELED TO resort to all sorts Of hnancering 10 sustain the
market. We do not the most remote probability Of
ameoration OF the pressure. After the first Of JAnu
airy money Is likely 10 be scarcor than Ia now. Every
one Ia looking forward to the year rs likely 10 bring
relief TO this state OF things; but IL impression
that they will look in vain There Is alternative
but collapse, which viii bring prices down 70 more
legitimate level, md We are rapidly approaching that
point There ne important variation In prices al
either board TO day. with the exception Of Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, which advanced two per cent
Saturday rates, and closed This afternoon arm wa
aIcet loaded down with all kinds Of railroad securities
and prices which they rule particularly under exist
Ing circumstance may well excite surprise and asonsh
msnt in The minds Of prudent Consols ut % per
cent In the London market, with the minimum rate Of
interest ruling ct per cent 10 no moro extraordinary
than % per cent for New York Central 81 for Erie and IS
for Michigan Southern In this market No man
believe for moment that such things last and the
most prud ent on both sides OF the Atlantic spprehen
some terrible revulson The longer 1t Is delayed the
more disastrous will be its effects when II comes
AFTER ,he adjournment Of the board the following sale,
of stocks and bonds were made auction BY Albert
Nicolay;-
S. NYork and Harlem RR, LIST mort, int added 50
10000 Detroit and Milwaukee RR, rs, int. aided. 10
5000 Great western (ui) RR 7's, int added 49,. 90
10 600 Milwaukee &Horcon r. LIST mort int added 70a7ois
5000 NYork and Maven RR., lat mort, Int added "a
40 pbs Delavar Lack and Western RR ,........ 40
eco American Coal Co., Of ACyiA
20 Artsars Bank 93,s
10 81 Nicholas Bank eS
40 Farmers and Cazens Blk. OF williamsburg 74ha7o
10 Rutgers Fro Ins. Co .................l0s
20 Kpckerbocker Life Ins. Co.................. 80
Is North American Fire ms Co.................l09
80 Fircmen's ms Co
46 Firemen's lns Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
20 Firemen's Ipe. Co. l5lait5
IS Firemcn's Inns. Co. $50
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Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale Of bonds and
stocks win tale place TO morrow, Tuesday, halfpas;
IL O'Clock, Of the Merchants Exchange
The earnings OF the Central Railroad Company Of New
Jersey for The month Of November, 1855, amounted
to. soAtols vs
Same time last year. 1885 Is
Increase, IS per cent ,72s 81
The interest due the per cent nrst aud only mort
gage bonds OF the Kentucky Central Railroad Company,
second division, will DO paid as usual At the Bank OF
America, on and after the 1st Of January, proximo.
The Assistant Treasurer Of this port reports day
follows
7ttal Receips Thal Psyment. Total Botane>
Monday SIT, $50 Al s2lo,o74 81 272 90
The warrants entered 81 the Treasury Department,
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The falling of In the receipts tor November 10 In
sequence Of grain being held back In the country by the
farmers refusing TO take the low price offered for IT,
snos our remarks few weeks since respecting the
pursued by certain merchants In repudisng and
contrasting their insurance notes, OF impor
has been decided the superior Court before Judge
Slosson. II was suit brought by the Central Bank Of
Brooklyn against VIM. Bailey lang Co. for their note
Cor 81 ooo given 70 the deunct Reliance Mutual
Company, 70 their own (w b L. Co.'s) order, but
endorsed by them. The defence that no oonsdera
ton had been given Tor the note and that being
dorsed. wS NOT perfect Obligation, and that I, had
been merely left temporarily ii the Office 10 be
endorsed when the policy policies for which had
been given were completed. The Court held,
and very properly that the question OF con.
sidersion or no consideration rested between The
drawers Of the note and the insurance com.
pany and that In the hands OF third parties the note
was valid obligation and Judg mon, was al once entered
up Tor the amount with This note being drawn 10
the order Of the drawers equivalent 10 being drawn
70 bearer and the absence Of endorsement was OF no
moment We find that since the smoke ana dust Of the
recently dfunct insurance companies have passed away
the notes given 10 them are being paid fast ma,ured
and many not ye, due have been discounted and paid in
anticipation. parties preferrng 70 put out OF sight and
remembrance the evidences OF their confidence In inst.
tu,Ious which have proved unsuitable for the pur.
poses Of their organization the managers have been In
many for their important trusts We hope ,ha.
We shal hear more Of protests Of these Insurance.
notes. for there shadow OF defence 10 them the
hands Of third parties, every decision thus nr withou,
exception, has proved.
me aansred statsnens exhibits The average daily
movement In NE leading departments u We banks Of
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Fire at Queenstown, Ill, &c.
CHICAGO, Dec. ~, 1855.
me Ladies' Seminary Ut Queenstown, nine miles north
sf This city burned Saturday evening. Loss s1o
0eo.
The Iowa Legislature has adjourned TO the 9Th Of JAnu
Uy.
Tho thermometer here II seven this morning, marked
eight degrses below zero.
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the Negro 1Ioubles In Kentucky and Ten
neseee.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 20, 1855.
me RusselvilIe Herald Of Wednesday last says that
the negro nsurrecton excitement exists in the neghbor
hood Of volney and Gordonsvile. number OF negroes
had been arrested negro at Of the iron works in
Tennessee fad he know oil about the plot but would die
before he would tell. He thereupon received seven
hundred and fifty lashes, from which he died.
At Cadz, Trigg county, Kentucky, yesterday, . free
negro burg, after being tried by Vigilance Com
nistse There q number in jail, some Of whom
viii DO hung. Judge Cook has called meeting of the
Court for Christmas day. Excitement very high.
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From Newfoundland.

ST. john, N. f., Dec. %, 1855.
We have had very stormy weather here Of late.
Srsng essterly gales, amounting almost 70 hurricane,
prevailed during the first half OF week. The tee-
graph prostrased several places, but promptly
repaired and now in good working order through to
New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
MISCELLANEOUS.

nEf1CATE OLD LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ExPE.
IL renee robus, strength by using Dr. JACOB wEB.
hERS eanguhsr II strengthens the whole functions
ture dysperss constipation; neurasc rhen.
matte pans Warranted unnjurious vegetable. Price "a So
Depot 12 BOwery.
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CINCINNATI Dec. I'll, 1855.
IRE occurred last night in the jewelry store Of C.
v, II. Allen, In this city, damaging the building and
stock 10 the extent OF $4,000.
Tho weather 10 Intensely cold hero to-day.
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WAsHINGNON, Dec. II, Iobu.
No. 26-Argument continued by Mr.. Cfittenden for de-
jsndant, and concluded by Mr.. Geyer for plaintiff.
No. 20 -Jos Hafty, plaintiff, VI. W. Il. simons. Err
rsr TO CKcuit of the United States for the
Eastern district louisiana Plaintiff failing TO appear
wrN dismissed with costs.
No. difference Cousin, plaintiff Evariste Banc's
exsoutrl, et al. Argued for Mr. BENJAMIN tor defend
ant
No. 20 Jean Louis Provost, plaintiff, VI. Charles E.
GpeneAux Treasurer Of the State Of Louisiana. Argued
BY Mr.. Benjamin for defendant.
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DEsT AND CHEAPEST OIL CoGNAC GREEN ExrRAor
ID brandy essences Holland gin Jamaca rum anple peah
and cherry brandy nongahes Bourbon scotch whs
KEY preparation 10 give body and all spirit unors
All chemicals hreworks materials ke Tor sale
By Or L. FEuCHTwANGER, las Maiden lane.
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BosToS, De,. az, 1855.
Gre In North Dana Thursday night last destroyed
the piano factory OF Nessrs Johnson s,imson Co.. and
Rosne, Wheeler a Co.'S sawmilis With so, 900 feet o.
unber and other property. Loss estimated at $4,000
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Window Shades, GILT Cornices, Curtain
trimmings oil CLOTH &c Great bargains a. COATES,
3ls Hudson street, above Spring.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and T0uPoos,
The best in tho world, made sold and applied n No. S
BROADWAY
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Dressing Cases, Ivory Shell Brushes and
combs perfume boxes magic sega cases and general as
sormen of beautiful toilet goods Also just received large
lot of the genuine Lubins the Bowery drug store
No. 1883
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MONDAY, D00 10 r.
AsHEs. OF IS bbls. pots were made, at Nc
BRxApsrufFs -Flour-The market continued Sa,ur
lays prices with fair amount OF sales. Tue
tons embraced about 1000 5000 bis, nj about the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23

Ciistadoro's Wigs, Scalps and Hair Dye
have equals Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye privately
applied At No. Astor House.
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Christmas Fruits, Family Tens, Groceries,
no and Ass Greenwich street.
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WMbinGton, on Inc lptn inS&Ant. were - lonowG.-
For the Treasury Department .............S705 10
For the Interior Department. LIS so
For Cusoms IlOSo Vo
War warrants received and entered. u.s. T55 9s
Interior repay received aud entered. Ice "a
From miscellaneous SOURCES ................. 1874 So
On account OF sne NAVY ITO 81
For the Navy department. $3.50 90
The Metropolitan Bank has declared semi AL dvi
dtnd Of four per cent payable on the 9th Of January
the Broadway Bank semi annual dividend Of avc per
cent, payable January 1; the rradesmens Bank semi
annual dividend Of ave per cent payable January a the
Fchburg and Old Colony railroads three per cen, each
payable January the Nashua Manufacturing Company .
semi annual dividend OF three per cent
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company for The month Of November, 1885, amounted
same monm IN lees..... ss,l2z ~
Total receipts for IL months 1885,. t6e93 90
ssmeior 1893 .o1l,oso w
San on III monins.. .....ss.s....sss..ss so,ess %
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Pianos and Melosieons-Holidsy Presents
Prices greatly reduced at WATERS agency 33 Broadway
until January l. Two olars worth from he Waters
caa' egve Tor dollar.
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60 Broadway corner Franklin street, have now on
exhibition and Tor sale their usual ASSORTMENT Of fancy goods
for the holidays consisting of fancy bores baskets
cornca French flowers and fancy notices, together
large assortment OF confectionery which they nster them
viii be found superior They also prepared
TO receive orders for cakes ornaments jees chicken salads
TONED uIkeys picked oysters dishes Of game, brsfs Ia
mede, and other decaces for Years tables They
culary invite the attention OF Me public 70 their
cakes which viii be found both in quality and
unsurpassed The lovers Of French chocolate
ersmine our invoice from Paris Of Marquis who the
celsbraed manufacturer here) chocolate Cor table
are also receiving daily pears from the celebrated grower
Mr. w r. Austin of Dorchester Mass also, fine hot
grapes. Also, steamers English mutton phessants and
all the Varieties sent 70 this market
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Angelic Ladics' Faces Appear after Using
Laionts liquid alabaster only don't rub or fine for teeth,
breath, and gums, b., a. 2J2 Bowery.
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Merry Chrtstmas.-Erne BrsndIcs, Cham
payne, ciaret port sherry, hsdera Malaga Musst wines
eoTdas &c Jamaica gin scoch and Irish whiskes At
UNDERHrLL MATTERsONiS <S0 Bronze street. corner
ofg
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Fine Wedding Cards, Envelopes, &c.
FvERDEfIs IL the oldest establishment on Broadway for
fne card engraving. Established 1870
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Great Rush 90 the Fulton Ferry Ladies
crossing from New York 10 Brooklyn 70 purchase furs
u WILLIAM, 2l9 Fulton street, corner store.