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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARK e II.

FRIDAY, Dec. 11-6 L. M.
The tendency of prices in tho stock market today was
downward and the disposition to sell was more active
AT the first board Virginia ss declined per cent Read
ing i; Erie az Michigan Southern, old, y; Panama. u;
Cleveland and Toledo n Illinois Central bonds advanced
per cent Galena and Chicago, x. Erie opened pretty
steady al l6 per cent but fell of after few sales and
closed dull ut 16l per cent, cash The company is in
very bad way, and we do not how II can be kept
much longer out of the hands Of the sheriff We under
stand that the present management are completely dis
couraged and have about abandoned all hope of extri
eating the company from its financial difficulties. At the
second board nearly every stock the list was lower
Reading fell of = per cent; Cumberland, "a New York
Central Railroad, IA Erie, IA Gslena and Chicago, i;
Cleveland and Toledo, a. Tho decline in the New York
Central the feature of the afternoon board The last
report of the company should satisfy the public that the
road is far from being productive its immense cost
The financial for last year shows deficiency OF
$160 ooo and the road running down in condition. The
company acknowledge that the $3.50 600 put into consruc
ton nothing less than much extra
expense. In admitting this they have not admitted
enough for at all posted in relation to railroad
operating expenses supposes for momen, that the New
York Central line Of $50 miles is operated penny below
20 per Of the gross earnings About two years since
the Central Company passed its dividend aud borrowed
money six months after TO pay it, The given for
this was the necessity TOT making thorougn repairs on
the road and the earnings taken for that pur
pose. At no very distant day similar movement will
be made again for a similar purpose The road
way and property Of the Central Company run
down last year more than two per cont the cost
and heavy expenditure is not made very To keep
up the efficiency Of the line will be as had of as tho
Erie The New York Central Railroad Company net
just about four per cent per annum, and that Is all
should pay Its business is running rapidly into freight
ing which present prices not profitable. Its passcn
ger business 1857 less than any previous year
since 1853 and this year Qs57 and 1859 viii be, with
out doubt, less than at any time since the consolidation
The whole its earnings since 1858 has been in
freight. The receipts for the six months ending
December 81 1851 are appropriated TO the payment Of
the February s5s dividend The decrease in the gross
earnings in that months cannot be less than eight
hundred thousand dollars The expenses from freshe,,
SC have the time been larger than usual Under
these circumstances the payment Of the February dv
dcnd be made without borrowing bodily the entire
sum required to pay H. THIS nothing new, for has
been done every year since the consolidation.
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Nrsrds GsRDys .ul well attended, and the revival OF
thc fairy piece, MEDINA has drawn crowds This AFTER.
noon Gabriel and his brothers Antoine and Jerome VIII
appear, as well as the drol Msrzett, as "Jocko" fhe
daring and pretty girl Marietta zanfrca, viii do wonders
the tight rope for the Of the Juveniles The
doors will be opened at commence at two and ter
inmate at four. 50 the little folks can enjoy themselves
greatly and be home by daylight
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Departure of the United states Steamer Pow

NORFOLK, Dec. IL, 1857
Tie United states steam frsate powhstan sailed from
here yesterday afternoon for Madeira. Exrresident
Pierce aud lady went out IN her.
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The Senate of Kentucky, by strict party vote, has
tabled a resolution elect United States Senator place
OF Hon John Thompson, Tuesday next This action
VIII constutonsly postpone the election to the next
Legislature.
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The Bremen ship Eva Dorothea Is still in perilous con
eion. Her wreckers al work stripping her OF her
rigging The cargo will be brought to this city and sold
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confined % 800 400 bhs, without change Of moment Ia
figures. Southern -four in moderate demand. with
sales OF about 600 I 200 hhls. at about the above
prices. Rye Hour dull and prices unchanged. Corn
meal rather easier with small sales within the IL
quotations Wheat active, and the transactions
footed up about 30 30 900 bushels included in which
5000 900 bushels amber colorcd Tennessee at
sl 20, Milwaukee club at ti aN 90, Chicago spring at
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1881.
NJ, AZ Daniel CAROLS, devise, ct al, Alfred II.
pawson = heirs Motion 10 dismiss the argued.
No IL Robert Tayior's administrators va. Nathan T.
Carryl,. Argument continued Adjourned 10 Monday.
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The weather here cold but no, enough so TO prevent
the movement OF boats ia the canal.
Upwards OF three hundred cars, loaded with freight
from the West have passed through this city on the New
York Central Railroad within the last twenty hours.
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Tho following sales OF real estate were made yesterday
at the Merchants Exchange and considering tho distant
location Of the lots from the Cay Hall, only say
that the prices set down against them, considering the
times, we're very high
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Owing 10 the Increasing number OF false announcements
OF marriages that pamed upon The newspapers, 10
have determined hereafter 10 insert marriage nc<ics
without the Enforcement Of the Dvno performing the
caramony
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A5Iys.-Thc market was heavy, and salcs light About
Is bbls. common tares pots were sold 81 &c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market without change
q moment The demand both for home aud export
light The saies embraced about 900 bbIs at abou,
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Defiance Salamander Sa3es-WNth Patent
powder proof locks and Also nrs aud burglar
proof pAAlor ssfes Dcpot lo1 Pearl stsse&.
MOBBRT NJ PATRICK
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Il CaEds-AA psrvons who have Gray Hair
hair g b, color invited to cal. and consult Doctor
CIR ANDJxAE oasultaos free Church street. corner
"a barclay His 1d gives De hair e natural color de-
are6 sG4 nAY - eoassderoa real prodigy Of ohsmsry
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poSoWE-Bb aDy-On Thursday. Dec 10. al 81 Pat
rcks cathedral by The most Rev. Archbishop Hughes,
CARlk- DosoHIE 10 LuCI IL BRADl, daughter Of Andrew
Brady, Esq., all OF this city.
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BaScAsll>r's Hair Dyc, wigs and Tcupees.-
Ys best In world SURPRISING all Ade Sold and applied
q he mandatory, IS Broadway.
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The Comptroller OF Tennessee states THAI the whole
amount Of bonds up TO the present time endorsed by
tho State and issued directly TO the several railroads,
and for which IL holds liens each "a security, s
s. 900 The whole State liability actual and contn
gent up the present date is &C. This will
be gradually increased the unfinished roads progress
in construction The actual indebtedness Of the State
A,142,s56 &C. The taxable value OF property in Ten
nessee $685. 1858 23s against s2l2 OBS 4sb last year
The receipts and disbursements OF the State Treasury of
Alabama for the two years ending sept 80 1867,
fpIlows.-
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been done every ear since the cOnsolnlOn
The Assistant treasurer reports TO day ~ follows -;
Total receipts. 1881 us "
Total balance ,23o,ss7 y
A meeting OF bank officers was held at the Clearing
House this afternoon at which the following banks were
represented
Bank OF New York, Rank Of the Republic,
Merchants Bunk Chatham Rank,
Mechanics Bank Peoples Rank,
Union Bank Hanover Bank,
BANK of America, Irving Rank,
phmnix Rank, Metropolitan Bank,
City Bank, C.izens' Bank,
Tradesmens Bank Market Bank,
Fulton BANK St Nicholas Bank,
Merchants Exchange Bank, Shoe and Leather Bank,
Butchers Drovers' Bank, Corn Exchange Bank,
Mechanics Traders Rank, Continental Bank,
Leather Manufacturers Blk, Bank Of the Commonwealth
Seventh Ward Bank, Oriental Bank,
Plank of the state OF n York. Marine Bank
American Exchange Bank, Atlantic Bank,
broadway Bank, Importers Traders Bank,
Ocean Rank, Park Rank,
Mercantile Bank, Artisans Bank.
On motion the follow M resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That on and after 10 will resume
specie payments in full on all our liabilities.
On motion was ordered that the proceedings Of the
meeting be published in the morning papers.
wM A. BOOTH, Chairman.
r. g OAKiEy, Secretary
This action was doubtless prompted By tho decision
which was yesterday by tho Bank Of America
Bank OF Commerce. Manhattan and National banks, TO
Monday next and in response to their invitation
made to the other city banks 10 unite with them In this
desirable movement
The following banks were not represented at the meet,
ing, but are said to be in favor q the step taken
Manhattan Company, Bank OF Commerce,
Chemical Bank, Pacific Bank,
National Bank Rank OF North America
Greenwich Bank, Nassau Bank.
The receipts include $50 600 from Customs and $500 900
for transfer draft on New Orleans
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House 10 day
amounted 10 si2 1S5 as and tho balances only
s51e,13e 81.
The receipts Of the state Treasury Of Ohio from the
canals, FOR the current year, tsii,7Is and the
expenditures ssse,o72
The Canal Commissioners have determined 10 postpone
the official closing Of the OF this State until me tHh
inst Is supposed that this extension will give oppor
tunity for all the boats 10 get through
The earnings OF the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad for November follows -
Freight Passengers. Miscei. TsdI
Nov 1856 SOS 32 IS fl4 746 90 81 sol 65 sl4l 80
Now, 1851. 1858 OF 1910 % 1420 o3 1isls3 81
beer in 1857 s4s7o SO eli 5s5 70 ssi 81 s2sS97 IS
The land sales and traffic operations Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company for the month Of November 1851,
were follows
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAuRoap, NOVEMBER, 1857.
land Department
Acres construction lands 7o5e02 for sa1, 400 90
IN. interest fund 5000 for sos 90
no free " ...... s42Is FOR 13,ees "a
Total sales during month 49,. 1851 q for sio64ls 40
To which add town lots. ................. Ira 70
Total of ALI 8OT 600 10
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A UsefuI Family Ssssent.-Buy Pratt's Pa
ten, sewing machines Prce ~ 10 No 81 Broadway
New York
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupoes--
very bes! In The world Wholesale and retail and The dyo
privately appiied-No. Aston Houses
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BAETy,s Trfc0pAorCus II the Best aud Cheap
article dressing beautfyng ceansng curling pre-
serving and restoring Tho har. Ladies tn sod By III
druggisA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

Rupturc.-a1arsh " Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Office removed 70 No vesey street. Astor House
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port-Proceedings In Congress, Ssc.-News
from Europe, Cuba, 81. Domingo, Sc.-In-
teresting from Kansas-Nlore Trouble with
the Mormons-Markets,A So, &c.
The wssxIr HERALD viii be published ai IL O'Clock this
morning Among its win be found the following:
Proceedings of the Thirty 9Th Congress-
Message of the President.
Annual Report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury.
News from Europe-The Money Panic, &c,
Interesting from KansasThe Topeka Constitution TO be
pu, In force.
Dispatches from the Utah Erpedon-xore Trouble with
the Mormous.
News from cuba-our Havana and Guantanamo CORES
pondcnce.
Affairs In 81. Domingo
Edoras-The Presidents Message, The Treasury Report
The Alliance Agans, the AdminsratlonThc Battle
opened In Congress; The Utah Expedition and Brigham
Young; The Revuson In the United States and Great Britain
The Coming Struggle In Spanish America, &C.
Latest News by Telegraph
Financial Commercial, Religious Political Sporting and
Maritime Intelligence.
Weekly Review Of tho New York Cattle Market
Marriages and Deaths together with large variety of In
ler.siing local and miscellaneous items
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing be had
II the counter. Price sin cents
A. Grandjean IL the Only Person who can
Church street corner q barclay PIC s1s md Ess
s;op At the door OF the establishment
The Elegant gnd Tasty Hats Manufactured
By EspEN,IEID ~ lis Nassau street, unsurpassed in
New York Price 81 50.
wh,se'. F.n Style, ~; LAST Spring Style
TSiioe street ass Soo DOCS east Of Brosds.S
Knox's Far., ara Broadway, Knor's Hats,
22 Broadway; Knoxs caps Of All styles 2z broadway
Knows FUR gloves 22 broadway fur collars for gen
uemen, 2l2 broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
40 Cent Ambrosype., with Case.-Great
rush a kiMBAls for portraits LOO taken daily At SAT
Beauties OF Greenwood Monuments, &C.,
photographed by HOLMES the picture maker Of the people
zss Broadway.
For The purpose OF reducing s very large stock
ELEGANT WINTER CLOTHING,
we have cOnclud ssb e sgS% 70 ETssrsr
Is we into s 70 aS
"a We now commencing the manufacture Of our spring
Sd We arc willing 10 submit large losses now, and look
TO better times to come for remuneration. -,
Our stock largely ss.creS in all our avori'e styles Of
RAGbANs,
REsisSlss s;oArs
PANTS AMI vEsTs &C.,
with large stock IN Merchant Tailoring Departments
Ana an 2rds@ stock Of scasouabe FURNISHING
'oo''' amounting . Ss % % WORTH WORTH
Of stylish seasonable clothing &e which closing
GREAT : RE pgr OF PRICES.
Nos. ass, $50 and sso Broadway.
Gents Cravnts, TIES, New Paris Styles
.sr csmssc French ,u;p ", &C. I'm
M per cent les4than At sl3 Broadway
B~ys' and Youths Ovcrcoass st very Low
prices each At 81 John street. corner q Nassau
~ l.. CORNELL,
Winter Gloves, nj Retail for Cash.
IRA PEREGO A SON, 81 Nassau street
Iook.-The Weather-The Wcsther.-tso
and buy your buckskn shirts and drawers OF g. r. SCOTT
corner fulton street and Broadway.
Immense Sale OF Winter Under Garments.
gloves hosiery furnishing goods very cheap,
NcrAUGfIIINS corner of Murray aud Greenwich srees
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Af6ss s sSs :ass Jan ~ AZ e. ;sIss q
Total. lsa ,Sss7s DIS, aoe ,sa2 IS
DO previously ...... 1901. Ss.scS
| Free land b. can Nov 5y 1000
Do previously. $4,000
Total bonds cancelled up to Dec 1867. .a55I 800
7yagc Department
Hsee'pI from passengers. So1 II
o5Ioo 70
mhlI as33 90
n n' - ,osu so4o ~
othef sources. 3,2S4 90
Total receipts in month of November 1855, slss ssd 2.
Total receipts since jan I, 1856. .sai72. oso 2s
Total receipts in corresponding period Of 1856 25sss S.
Tue annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign
dry goods imported into this port during the week and
since January in each Of the past three years.
Aovxmsn roxnas DIR GOODS
Entered Al the port .. s7sl ,345 7oo,a33 727,7T2
Thrown on the MARKET. 775so6 1,i654ss 44s,i4i
Entered 'ss q ssd ss 1857! 800
Thrown on the market. SO esq 225 sO646 o65
The receipts and expenditures OF the State Treasury Of
Pennsylvania for the year ending the LIST inst were as
follows
Ays.sse silsaee Dec i, 1855 81 a4.,iss y '@
Deprecated FUNDS. ........... Al O52 90
I, 2s5 ,s27 ~
Total. S5,s7e.4l5 rs
Expenditures. 5,4OT, 2T8 70
Baanc, Dec I, 1851 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685., 1888 a.
AvaiaDie ........... .SoIo loo ~
IhaVMasie.. ..............,.... 4i,oo2 w . -.
$50, 1873 a!
The Milwaukee Sen,., Ell gives comparative statement
of the shipments Of wheat and -four from that port for the
as foows-Ias year the first shipments OF the
new crop OF what made August 20 From that
time to the last shipments December the amount sent
out was follows
flour, pps o.,.ao
Wheat bushels. S34 100
Or, reduced to wheat, 2,2i2 Q bushels.
This year the shipments were reported August rs.
Thence to the close which call November rs as,
less speedy favorable change should take place,
shipments are over, the amount sent out has been
Flour, bbs 81 1886
Or reduced TO wheat, ,637, o8s bushels
Showing decrease this year in shipments of the
crop of $50, 900 bushels.
The total shipments OF lsst year
flcur Dds l9v'soS
Wheat, bushels.
For this year
rIour puS S.o,-.S
Wheat, bushels z,oi5,slS
Reduced to wheat
1856. ,53s, $50
Increase this year bushels. .............. T5,46!
nf~ otataz fI,ox fl,a h.l.
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w The proprietor begs leave call the aite0tioa a
and the citizens Of the United States 20 very
article Of Holland GIN which he introduced 10 the Ame
public under the name of Wofes schedam aromass
schnApps.
This I'm Is manufactured By the proprietor exclusively q
hi. distl-ry In Schean Holland " i made from the bsS
barley that be procured m Europe and favor
I'd sad @inssd not by b harsh berry but b. ~
choice botanical variety Of the aromatic italian Jusipss
berry whose viuous Is distilled recsiacA
with It's spurious solvent and thus becomes c,ncensisA
unclur. exquisite altogether
ng IN rs cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beve
rage heretofore known.
faculty OF IN. United States and hss received
thousand and chemists who endorse
their signatures, 4 desirable addition 10 Tie
t.gi. meiica.
ms who purchase shond he careful To get the genuine
article whole country flooded with AnA
tn NJ IN quart and pint bottles eArA
md for sae by all the respectable druggss and grooers
the United states. UDOTPBO WOLFE,
foie importer and pufsr,nrer.
Depot, No. r. Beaver street, New Yovk-
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PRovIDgNCr, X. L., Dec III, 1887.
The following the statement u the Providence banks
10 tho 9th instant
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Tnr Boor AND suoE TRanE OF BOSTON,

THH BooT AND SHOE TRapE OF BosroN.-We
take the following from the sLynn Directory" just pub
hshed -Boston il now the largest shoe market in the
world and her sales exceed, by millions Of dollars those
Of any other city the globe Recently there has been
a canvass made by number Of gentlemen thoroughly
quained with the trade and has been ascerained th
leather dealers in Boston, whose yearly sales
100 hide and leather dealers whose yearly
sales amount TO. ......,.......... rs $50 900
To which add the sales OF retailers &c.. 800 900
And We have the sum total Of SCI lao 900
Which the gross Of yearly sales OF all shoe and
leather houses who have Offices and stores 10 Boston OF
the shoe houses
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Whites Fall style, ~; Last Spring Style
reduced the low price WHITES, halter las
Fulton street, i've doors east OF broadway.
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Gents Crevnts, Ties, New Paris Styles
.rarf. carnbric French suspenders I'm
porers and mapufscturers stock at retail until january Al
bO per cent lesSthan cost at sl3 Broadway.
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winter Gloves, al Resssl for Cash.
IRA PEREGO A SON, 81 Nassau street.
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B~ys' and Youths Overcoass at very Low
~ T.. CORNELL,
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Iook.--The Westher-The Wcsthcr.-Go
and buy your buckskn shirts and OF g. r. SCOTT
corner FULTON street and Broadway.
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The Elegant gnd Tasty Hats Manufactured
by ESPENtHEID, ~ lis Nassau street, unsurpassed in
New York. Price ~ So
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Immense Sale OF Winter Under Garments.
gloves hosiery and furnishing goods very cheap,
McLAUGHLINs corner Of Murray aud Greenwich streets.
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q
ten, sewing machines PriOs SsssS 30. No 81 Broadway
Defiance Salamandsr Ss1es-WNth Patent
powder proof locks and er1ss bars Also rs aud burglar
MoBERr NJ PATRICK.
A Card.-AH Persons who have Gray Hair
an 1NDJxxN frss Al Church ssrsss osrssr
& .1 ). rss ~ p a q a sssy
BascAsasvr's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees,-
Z g. be-: Ii ~ Sold .ad applied
R.pt~re-nsrsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Office removed 70 No 1vesey street. Assor House
BAryy's TricopAcrcas IL Tho hes, aud Cheap
:: ii +, sss i: s 's s 81 e
druSgiS-
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess-
NE very bes In The world Wholesale and retail and The dye
privately appled-N0 Asor HOUSES
Diseases or the Throat and Lungs
CURED BY wEARING AN OILED SILK PLASTER.
J. R. srAT S'e'fass W OLIVE TAR
Piasers, q cents; Olive Tar - cents a bottle
Testimonials from Isaac Y. Fowler, Esq VIM B. Town
Rheumatic and Neuralgic Pains Cease
WHEN axs TAs T.
from Esorss Lay Esq meon Ea
persons.
Scrofala, Salt Rhcssn,
Ulcers. sores, and all other
Diseases OF impure blood
j. = sfATSchps IRON AND syIsHvE POWDERS,
at All Druggists i2powders for 81 Ointment IS cents
--
Murray q Lanmnn's Florida Watcr.-Thc
great South American perfume and cosmetic acquiring
immense popularity in this country For the handkerchief
and diluted for irritation of the skin unequaed Sold by
LANMAN CO., wholesale druggists ~ Water street
and by all druggists, at 80 cents per bottle.
Holl0yvay's Pflls--ScieRce had been Crop
ing the dark for after for dyspepsia aud
the liver and bowel comp ants which concomans
until this peerless remedy ushered before the world.
Since then no sufferer has ever taken II In vain.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. tc.-In all
complaints of the lungs chest throat the side and
breast splitting of blood, asthma &C., HYATTS pulmonc
bssam will be bound the most sovereign remedy Principal
depot 246 Grand street
Campbell, Druggist and Apothecary, corner
Of Eighth and Twenty eighth sreetPure medicines
and polite attention.
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knox's Furs, Aha Broadway; knox's Hats,
2i2 Broadway; knoxs caps of all styles 2iz broadway
knox FUR gloves 22 Bruadway KNOBS fur collars for
tlemen. 2l2 broadway, corner of Fulton street.
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30 Cent Anbrotypes, with Case.-Great
rush At klMBAIs Tor portraits L5oo taken daily At SAT
L RrnndM
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The Presidents MessaRe-The Treasury Re-
port-Proceedings In Congress, &c--News
from Europe, Cuba, 81. Domingo, Ssc.-In-
teresting from Kansas-More Trouble with
the M0rm0ns-Markets, &C., DC.
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Beauties OF Greenwood Monuments, &c.,
photographed by HOLMES the picture maker Of the people
rsq broadway
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Campbell, Druggist and Apothecary, corner
of Eighth and Twenty eighth sreetPure medicines
and polite attention.
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption. &c.-In all
complaints of the lungs, chest throat the side and
breast splitting of blood, asthma 6c HYATTS pumonic
balssm Will be bound the sovereign remedy Principal
depot 246 Grand street
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w FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ROBERT RAFT 90,
ar, u-oaa..m.- .a,.,., - T.n..,, a,

selections from their
NEW AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
or watches for ladies',
Df watches Tor gentlemen.
watch chains ladies,
OF watch chains tor r. ntlrmeu.
together with all other articles
Of FIRST class je VERY.
n, prices to suit the times and Car below former ones