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4, The eUeRRess Of The ribrdtion Of the string
Hovever good string may be It win produce tone IN
~ b S - n ~ Z , @ i5 1 In. ~ - S a;.:ss ~ ~ =
tons. directly and fro The hammer strikes
rscsds frum he hammer In the Co piano he second
motion Of the string 70 return in ssghf direct line to is
motionis ap. down-up. d0En-Gs b.faaszL
The second motion Of the string in all other makes be
article of substance forms elbow angie and he
New lis Universally known that he tighter srrinx drawn
the rapidly it viii vibrsie and the sides
Of sides struck BY the hammer and hs stTn
S. ~ - - = - - 80 s @ ~ -. - - !, :. - - t
side gitssf nd Of the angle elbow and its
the ,sE or eontaetsd side it receives dead Toay sass
@ which another Of the unsvsnnsss Of tone Of n
old kind Of piano.
5, The ersnhess Of one.
This rssul, Of tts fol surs being univsEsAl
soSssesa St sasi al s'1 : P5odsssd :. BY 'Fa and A
6, The strength Of string.
Why they Invariably break at the elbow bdgpin H.
rsm he S or that part against the iron PIN becomes
necessarily eontrA ted sod he Oa.de q ne elbow Of he
string Of pisnS win assEsss any pound. 2 he toot which
BY all parts Of the string then one pol a. likely 70 break
the other; bat part Of the string Onehalf Of
bic % snap in wan At any eha1Ee IN The Ssathsr and ssp.
elay tnls ne se IN Al 81 plNnos es Al Nooa
philosophy simply this tsih vhole e astag
to By aIssrtin that o tEo or hat twice
two does make four.
T. The great length Of time kek tie instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This the result Of the feature nasnuch string
fs1s BY siag And viii readily Be seen that n string
length strain Of 1nded pounds equal
all parts Il will natten than 4 quick half
Or q string bearing the strain.
The and philosophy Of the foreganE fseta strik
ing forcible The questcr oen lsked Why do
not other makers the copper fret and Straight srng
Thens Il is ured patent for which
ay thousand dollars slrsady bsen sd bat sheh
purchase Messrs Hale Davis Co. prefer
ply public frlf than assist
others do IT, price.
The foregoing plan Of the Halet Davis Co Piano Is
lucid and that viii guarantees
piano to any who viii refate is philosophy.
OssIAN E DODGE
Cleveland. August 9. ls5s
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E- Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to ]. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2Odlm POI.
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REPORT
FROM BOSTON

BOsTON, Oct. 10.
Ten lives were lost, consisting Of all on board by
the wrecking Of the fishing schooner Z. AtwOrd
on the 2d inst, on the North CIpe Of Prince Ed
wards Island. she belonged at WestpOrt, Maine,
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to be assessed upon property holders on such
streets. Tabled
By Mr.. Ford. That the Board of City I'm
provements be instructed TO enter into a contract
with Thatcher, Burt & Co. for the construction
of the Lighthouse Street Bridge, provided the
payments can be made out of this years taxes.
Tabled.
By Mr. Rider, That the Board of City In
provements be authorized to replace the lamp
post near Stone Church Committee on Gas
By Mr.. Ransom, That the City Civil Engi-
neer and Acting City Commissioner be allowed
seats in this Council and be allowed to take part
in all discussions pertaining to their department,
but not allowed to vote. Tabled.
RBeRE.
OF Judiciary Committee, on the communica-
ton of City Channel Commissioner, that the city
is liable to pay the assessment on the Water
Works lot for improving Ne river channel. Re-
ceived and filed.
OF same Committee, on petition Of John XVII
linvein, for reward offered by the Mayor for in
formation leading to the conviction of any one
of arson, reporting adverse to paying such re-
ward Received and filed
OF Committee on Streets, in reference to con-
ducting the waters off from Euclid st, in favor
Of wooden sewer to Sterling Avenue sewer
Received and filed
OF Committee on Harbors and Wharfs, re-
commencing that contract be entered into with
Thatcher, Burt & Co, to construct the Light
house Street Bridge on the improved Howe
plan. Received and filed.
OF the Committee on Public Buildings, that
the lowest bid for erecting school building on
corner of Sibley and Hudson sts., has been
made By James Bulge, who offered to build it
for S2, 400. Received and fled
OF Board of Education, presenting q report
Of edue5 Iional proceedings during the year
Received and ordered to be printed
OF Board of City Improvements, that they
have awarded the work of grading ChamPlain
st. to Luke Brennan, he being the lowest bidder.
Received and filed.
CONCENTRATIONS.
From II d. Kendall & Co., presenting a
statement of the goods damaged in their cellar
during the storm Of Sept. 80 in consequence of
the bad state of the sewer. The bill amounting
to s772. Referred to Board of City Improve
ments.
Contract presented between Luke Brennan and
City Of Cleveland for grading Champlain St
Approved.
ORDINANCES.
To assess special tax on all property abutting
on Lighthouse st. between East River st. and
the C. c. &C.RR. Read second time and IA.
bled
To grade and pave the roadways and cutters
on the south and east sides Of the Public Square.
Read second time and tabled.
Adjourned.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared 10 deliver pure aTtiele OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL. selected
expressly for family use.
q Orders promptly filled their Yard, the Canal,
the foot Of Vineyard street Cleveland, O.
JOHN TOD. oel2 dsm 22s. J.v.N YATES
~ Rare CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Persons requiring isht agreeable and respectable en-
ploymsnt b which they realize from SO 10 so per
week, will ascertain full psrticulsrs by addressing
HUTCHINS L CO.
les Chambers street, New York City.
One postage stamp required to prepay answers
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BALLOONs--AMERIC BEATS FRANCE.
SANDUsKY, Oct. I9.
GODDARD came down last night at 10 l-2 P. NJ, Is
miles from here.
Steiner came down at IL P NJ, one mile from
here
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GUITAR.-J H THOMAS, Teacher Of the Cult
ar. Rooms at No. Euslid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson IT,
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W. Fuller, Horse -, in Glass Z.
j. h. Curtis, Span of Horses in " 9.
A Breek, Stallion GOdolphin, in IL
J. X Curtis, Mare, in "I2
J. HoPP, Gelding, in "I5
There are also number of Cleveland Horses
to be entered tomorrow. The list of entries
to-day would be of no interest to your readers.
Although premiums Of $50, SIS and SO are
offered for the best female equestrian perform
anees, it is perhaps gratifying that no entries
as yet have been made
The trial of speed by three stations under
SIX years old this afternoon was not very ex-
citing. Tho premium was S25, and was won
by PhilO ThomPson's bay Excelsior" in three
minutes and ten secOnds-easiIy distancing his
two competitors. Mrs. Russill's gray Nathan
Patch" and J. 3. Andrews bay Victor" on
the first heat They are all fine animals.
The programme for the Second Day is as
follows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20

WESTERN RESERVE HoRsE BREKDER's AssO-
cIATIoN FAIR.-FIRsF DAY.-The weather is
the pleAsantest an Indian Summer affords, and
although nothing of particular interest was ad-
Vertised to occur to-day, the attendance of eH-
hibitors and others on the Grounds was quite
large. The entries already number one hun
dred and one from class one to twenty-one, and
there are in town probably an equal number
that have arrived too late for entry to-day
Among them l notice several favorite Cleve-
land Horses. The entries BY Clevelanders are
as follows
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BY TELEGRAPH.

scporred by the Union Telegraph,
TTIcE, wARIEss BLOCK, CoREEE or BANK AED
ST. CLAIR sTRKETs-
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R-sPANIsH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also.
shihngs and Sirpsbces bought al SlI5 per OUNCE by
CHAs a. READ : CO, Bankers, No. &c Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB. Spanish quaders wil average nearly tweutyhree
cents each Oc6 dSw 4m 2ls
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W"T0 SM0KERS & CHEWERs."

No gentleman should nnss IN the society d ladies with
his teeth dcoorsd and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FoN-
TAlNE's CREAM oF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of ths
mOst efectual dentrifoes II whtens the teeth
strengthens the gums, aud mpaTs the breath, oeu
Ofonsive. agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAViNG-Its rich lafheT penstraes and soitens
the bear prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. G. FoNTAINE Co so5 Broad
way. and No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold By ali
50 sepl5
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTs
GOrham Aplin-Oyster Depo'.
Ingham Brsgg-Nusic Books.
jobs RadelIae-Strsy Cow taken up
Mrs. McSIahOs-ReadingS re Shakespeare.
W. W. Chandler-ShipDers Attention
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All Kinds of Musical Instruments constantly Hand
the kind
| et g
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OUR UNRIVALED ASSORTMENT
GlsaSOn's new Weekly LiHs-OfBattle Ship.
TIME ORJECT OFT THIS PAPER is
BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS.

u present. every week, agreeable pieldHge Of the
nsIable and Of the time Its ample col
umus will always co1tain gOodlY store Of popular Original
Tales Sksehes 0f Adventure Sea and Isnd and Poetic
Qarus nv he
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20

J. B. Barnes & Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
Plumbing works, Atwuter Block prepared
with Grse force OF experienced workmen doing even
essr7 tioa Plu nhing the most thorough manner.
he scientific plans reasonabs terms and short
aotioe. Large stocks OF Fountains Of different STYLES and
iZes, Bathing Tubs OF cast iron aud wood, lined with
inned-copper, steam heaters lead and Galvanized iron
pipes Leather and B1ia Rubbcr Hose. even descuplu0
Fl Hrass ami Plated Cocks lncudIuC the Paeu SeClOs
C0cks, recently Introduced, Nas Bowls and all kinds
fWater Works Fixtures keDi constantly on hand All
: .-.-- ~. 4 =
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q Do he saisfss with merely reading this notices
call OF sezd Pamphlet Il will pay you well for
vour trouble oclI Wv dSw 0I
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CON, for the Relief and Cure Of Suffering FEMALES
From Tie Nes Basford, Mas, Standard
We call the o the Ladies the advertise
tis paper OF Or Anarchists Uterine Cstholicou
We have in possession indispuiabls evidence Of its
worth and recommend tho af cied Try This lem
edy differs auack the following respects
st II prepared by a regular physician. I'd. It
ecommen5ed for al diseases. but only for particular
ass peculiar females. 81 Il recommended and used
practice BY maBy physicins Of whom a. least is
well known 70 the people Of New BedfoTd."
Pamphlet containing much useful information touching
the nature symptoms the above diseases together
with testimonials from ladies' Of the highest respectabiy
certified b the most satisfactory authority, 70 all which
the attention Of ladies and Practitioners respectfully
vited, can be had, gratis the store q
GAYLORD HAMMOND, Druggists,
Nc. % Su1eEi1r street. Cleveland o.
Sold by respsctsble Druggists throughout the county
J. B. MARCHISI 4 Co, Pruprieiors, Central Depot,
No s0l BTozdWay, New York.
q Do not he satisss with merely reading this notice,
but call OF sszi Pamphlet Il will pay you well for
your trouble OclI wv dSw 20l
rY-sPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also.
shihngs and Sizpsboes, bought SlI5 ounce, by
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Also the cream Of D1msstic and Foreign News
dsused present the largest possible gmount Of the
inte elgeHce Of the days the whole well speed with
WIT AND HUMOR.
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J. B. MARCHISI CO., Prupnetors, Central Depot.
No. s04 Br0HdWay, New York
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~ De. J B. MARCHIsIS Celebrziei CATHOLI
CON. for the Relief and Cure Of Suffering FEMALES
H., d. ~, p.zs,-g A., c,,,l,-g
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GAYLORD & HAMMOND, Druggists,
No. % Su3eEi1r street. Cleveland, o.
snla hr r..nashle nrussets fIrlnshnnt he cnlutrr
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Brookiyn CITY News.

PRoR,Rts Fsrat STARRING ARRAY mrwKEv BoYs.--rast
evening hoy named Patrick smith was severely aud
perhaps fatally stabbed by another lad named John 10
gan, sgithcr ~ whom sixteen years of age
appears that during the afternoon smith and Hogan With
others we're amusing themselves about the dock foot
Fulton street quarrel arose between them, and they
parted in bad humor some time about O'Clock smith
coming Gown Fulton street, and when AZ the
of Columbia street, Hogan up, and cxclamng, "I
have satisfaction ont 81 you, made thrust and stabbed
him in the IONS near the false ribs Hogan then up
Columbia street aud escaped in the darkness Smith
conveyed 80 Brees drug store in James street. and his
wound was dressed by Dr. Howard The Doctor did
think IL safe 20 probe the wound and the boy taken
So his home Of Furmau aud Doughty streets The
accused employed in brass foundry IN Adams street
The knife with which the injury inflicted
mon pccket knife.
IycESprRisw Yesterday about Ere broke out in
enc d the two frame cottage houses ON Myrtle ave
nue. near Eyerson street Both buildings we're speedily
enveoped In flames, and one Of them entirely DIS
eyed while the other greatly damaged. The owner
Mr. woods Tho property was valued al 80 900, aud
was insured IN the Market Company, Of New York, Cor
Al 500, and IN the City Company FOR a similar amount
The buildings had Just been finished, but not ye,
occupied The Gre is supposed 70 have been the work Of
en- incendiary.
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The Election, the Press and the Police.

The following letter sent to the General Superin
iendent Of Police the receipt of which he issued the
subjoined order
NTw York, Dec. 4, 1863
To r. A. TAlLMADGE, Fra, General Superintendent Of
Police
DEAR SIR-0n election night messengers have always
had much difficulty gaining admission 10 the Inspectors
and in order 70 facilitate the collection Of returns
Tuesday next beg to ask behalf OF the Associated
Press that you will, the day Of election give special
Instructions TO the policemen duty at the several polling
districts To admit messengers 10 the of the
with as little delay possible and under such
regulations you may think proper 10 order Respectfully
your obedient servant. d. II. CRAIG,
Agent New York Associated Press.
OFf1cy SUPERINTENDENT OF PotIc.
Ala BRoonE STREET CoaSxR oy Elm,
NEw YoRK, Dec. 4, 1858.
To THE ClrTAISs or PorJcE SEVERAL PRETSCTs;-
GISTtsMRs--You will direct the police duty at the
respective polls, nj the next election 10 afford every fact
lily 10 the Of the Associated Press 10 have
TO the OF the canvassers.
r. A. TAILMADGE, Gent supt Police.
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To the Election Cnnv..ssers.

Numerous attempts having been maae which in many
cases were successful by not representing the
Associated Press to blanks from the
and poll clerks at previous elections the undersigned
would request the to deliver the blanks only
10 those who able TO exhibit the proper autho
rty for receiving them. By properly filing the blanks
which e AT the polls OF each election district and
observing the above request every daily paper in New
York WIN be able to furnish the public with the result Of
the election on the following morning
d. II. CRAIG,
Agent OF New York Associated Press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

the annual general meeting he year transacted before
dinner-that social pastine follow Immediately after
Considerable good natred discussion eusuod and tho bal
lotiIg suited in the adoption Of the motion pre-
sumed by thai change others who m,sh ind leisure
TO be al the dinner might b. present at the business
During The evening several patriotic and national songs
were sung and toasts OF friendship offered AMI duly no
nofed They scattered homews between ton and eleven
O'Clock, satisfied that they had chased du away and
that princes knew not the JOY being ne face sons 81 an
independent republic.
The whole OF tue proceedings conducted Ia French
as orderly as their fathers eo have ordered ~ Dat VITA
il all there hack Of the JOY which charac
terizes Young Switzerland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

Last evening perhaps the most democratic congregation
assembled for the purpose OF Divine worship
the National theatre Chatham street Everything which
could be scraped up the shape of newsboys boobacks
and pikpockes gathered in to hear the Gospel At suf
fcenty early hour the house well filed A goody
number Of respectable persons gave air OF
the crowd Hi, hi" and "hurrah" resounded loud and
frequently nom the parquettc, which filled with the
roughs number Of police officers, under the direction
Of Captain waing occupied positions throughout the
house look out for pckpockets and to assist procur
ing silence.
AS the Rev. DR.. Hiscox made his appearance on the
stage, in company with choir OF friends from the Stan
ton street Baptist church, he received with
dous applause. The Rev gentleman ntmated that he Ind
come, in the Of Jesus Christ, to speak of things
which concerned everybody in common As the choir
concluded singing each hymn, applause OF ordinary
tone took precedence to the preacher.
The Rev. Doctor gave out his text follows This is
q faithful saying, and worthy Of all acceptaton that
Christ Jesus came into the world 10 sinners Ill
Timothy, !, Is.
He divided his subject into the following heads
l. statement OF the truth tself--Jesus came into the
world lie came to sinners
2 It's faithfuness-it safe to be believed, worthy
TO be believed, and its belief needed.
3, was saying which worthy Of all acceptation
because designed for all adapted 10 ALL and needed
by all
closing appeal made and ntimatiou that services
might be expected in the place every Sunday
ing.
Prayer made for Mr. Purdy and all his actors the
benedcon pronounced, and the congregation dismissed
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Court Charlottesville Day.

SUPREME CouRr-Crcut.-- Nos 1890 Is. 1851,
1918 1915 112i 2ie3 2ii5, 1881 220l, 957 COS I2I,
2sse, 23s 23a3, 1897 2aea, 24ol, 2io5 Part 2-ssme
n calendar for Thursday Zee. q
Svrynioa CovRTNos 4a2 ia3 l40, 1i7, etc OF, 6ts,
SOL 500, GOT AT 700 FOG, 7l6. III us, 72 1871 T31,
las, 746, a2s, 3I7, 1Sl 49,
CcNwoS Pixas-Patt Nos. 1857, 1904 1870. 1919,
1880, 1927, 1911 1878, 1850 lpss 1919 i9st 1899 1921,
2eoo 1909 Part 2-Nos i1ie, ass, 1918, so1 70 sos,
1914, 1925, 1896, 1891.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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n. superior. Herald ONE 80 Br0aaway.
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n N a. use l8dly g q 1of,lel
wir&oN's HAIR COLoRFR AND REsToE<R
which ne best aai cheapest article or cpuE td rsrg
natural color aud never tdea calls 70 color
without dyeng the skin inrng the hag Remember "
b., vii give your hair any Desired shade from tr,vn
ruf soi the linen. u trouble and docs ~, v % on ht
NIL restore The gray,st BAR n from one app
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- Twenty ave Genus bo,,ls
Frncipal d,pot SuII Y store W. trns Ertt wen
drug store 10 and ga Grand trooklyn, &. Mrs
Hayes, us Fulton street IN Philadelphia u ca esder
AT EvERDEIrfs-vIsIrfNG CARDS ron THR
n holidays. the ee Ia the Nr NfnAdgay.
q Duane street Established 1870
A MEXICAN, ENGLISH FRENCH.
vrb,s, and ouch :, ,,Ffs ''''' NV 'F'
At WILMER hoGEf.S, - Nassau street
a CsefItS tSp SPANISH
a. wtLIssp. 4 ROGERS, 4 Sissau street
DAVID RAT, g5 BROADWAY,
Gp stairs rcprrsenung y. 9. PEACOCK, Loui'a oiSsr.
for safe
FINE DtAMOND JEWEaRN.
M,NuFhauEER PHicEs.
Fine Ioudou watches
Tweaty i've per seRs below usual prSSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

OrES wiNrBR-An "open winter ia predicted
by some Of the pcts, because the muskras have built
their houses high up and thin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

fN wv fFyF y"Hf INV III w y !" FFVT-
tie 81 WILSON'S hair coloer o>A o.. dye, hs will cn"r
your hair 10 any shade, from rHS~a % beautt hss
brown. Does not the - ~ kvrn. Applied lkc
water. NOtrnuble. Does - - O-jy two sht4laga
bottle Sold at 80 Grand street - ynrs.
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NnxnI Intelligence.

The United States steamer despatch, Lieut. Commander
Parrot, sailed from havana on the 10Th ut cruise.
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We copy the following from n cotempDrnry,
10 the hopes that thinking OF all parties pront by on
Tues sy
S1ErHss r Russell CONFERENCE.-The candidate %
the anti amms division of the democracy for tho ONCE Of
Comptroller H. husse who before tho oiac
tors o. this city his friends maintain with no comm"n chances
OF sucs but Nth character for prohy reputation Tar
ability and INDUSTRY and thout which 90
should aspire office OF great trust and with which
no should 81 right have anything 20 spprehend NJ uo
hands Of an Intelligent public Mr. hussei has or 40 long
series Of lawyer the good opinion OF
THE mnniyhe has long been looked upon IA aound,
- d IL citizen correct business toucian above Al
csr' able whom amount az property
could entrusted with confidence Of It's security gentle
- an liar with aRd the various processes OF
shor deaud the public snd epete The county treasury
that his friends conceive him. Beyond all question:
y cute to succeed comptroller Flagg custodian Of The pup
lie funds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

Superior Shirts, made to Order, from York
Mills and Rcharsons linen sewed by hand warrant
ed 10 IT. by FULl.kRTOk, SOL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

Queru's Cod Liver U,s Jent can ne Taken
without taste of he Oh lbs vouTfh Avenrs. PEN
FOLD, CLAY Co NO stlecher street. wholesale agents
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Chnpped Hands. sxc.--certain Cure, Ucgc-
NAN CO. eamphor lee wAh ellcefae. io5, 2t 81 and
Inn
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White, the Halter, Headquarters No. 242
Green wob street, OF koo,nson Ladies' rch furs Us
full act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

Married.
nxEN-By1xMAs.-0n Thursday, Dec. 2. at Griggs-
town. N J., by the Rev Or. j. l.. Lord OF Harlem, VIII
LIAM AnxKs, OF New York. TO Miss CArHAmSE BExxxAs,
daughter al Abraham C. Beekman, Of Orig ystown.
BlDpk-FKRRE On Friday, Dec. 3, at st. Thomas
church by the Rev. Dr. w. r. Morgan, Mr. GEoRGK Il.
BIppIR Miss MAsGARxr FuIs daughter of John u. Fer
ris, Esq, all or this city.
IInrENs-M UNsoN.-Co BURsiEy-On "Wednesday T,
uec at the residence of Capt Isaac Bursicy oy the
Rev. George Lucas, Capt THOMAS BurFEss TO EJzABsTH
). MuNsoN Aso by the same, at the same time and
place. Earl X COOLEY to LoUEA g. only daughter OF Capt
Isaac Bursley, all OF this city.
Boston and B&rns,abIe papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

Williamson Bros. Exquisite photographs
and dsgnerreotypes for holiday gina Brooklyn, Opposite
Globe Hotel.