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GREAT BARGAINS,

wv OIu DIOWH w IIUSUE SUd
LIS groce just received, and for sale by
ia6 l.. w. WEBB,
padWay's Ready Relief and Perry
IL Davis Pain Killer, a full supply on hand,
and for eby
jas L. W. WEBB.
TU s T RECEIVED-Hams T. 4 cts
y per Id, 400 nice hams all sizes, which l
have determined to retail at the low price II
u cts per ID. Nice Shoulders 10 cts.
Breast Bacon IL cts. Come and buy.
JAS. E. JONES,
ia 10 No. 2, Campbelfs Wharf
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VIZ I'll. BUCK,
w No. 1O3 Dc los Church street, Norfolk.
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior
Mineral Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on
hand.
oc 8
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n MAYER.
U. DEALER IN
Watches, Jewelry, Silver, Plated Ware, &c.
No. Is, Main Street
oc3 NORFOLK, VA.
DAYMORE & STONE,
ID PRODUCE AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIP BROKERS &c.
END OF CAMPBELL WHARF.
M 2-1v
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spote ship Fleetwood from Calcutta for Boston 1873 days o
Fhr Il Eush tof Roston1 Ramsd.is St Marks II days
wth c'unn ar. 70 Brett. ron 80
tthf anus 0hcn hunge, ADsosura ~ days with hides
&C. ~ AtlrrLs az
chr ~ ~ I.nbt.l Chase ~ Ge,rre BermudA IL
Gays Win tothren 70 Middleton co Experienced heavy
fF~s y hhirrHs during winch shipped which stove ga
have had moderate weather
schr Presto, Hawkins Pincsney, Geo n days. ~Ts
" Dolne Puurr ID IA, nsf lal Ys H. lea
~ o. experienced heavy gale NV lost no anil a.s
lOad 81 rO4in.
schr u Vaughan Clifford Wilmington Nc 7 DAYS
Schr Saunders Wyman, Calais 10 days 4th inst of 4rne
ford is run into by an unknown prnpelrr which car
sehr Gen Peavey Hunt. Lunec days
Sehr carone Knight Ro Scl, l.uhec, 9aays
ErLr Fsyttre Beebe, EallovrH, 10 days
sckr " iiiow Harp, Jones, New Haven for Virginia
sthr Martha kckles, Sawyer, Eizsbethpou sostos
Arr In Hampton Roads Dec ship Jos JonAs Riisr, pa,
Island Aug and Perrambuco tct 81 spoxe 10
1927 loo re Of W. pr shir Maidstone 4 aI
burger a. kov "a lat 20 NJ Ion 80 W, spoke brig o~gs
pownea Jamieson days from baltimore cr Porto
The experienced weather for Is days off cspe Horn
heavy gales days Oh Haeres and lsh was for days
on Cape Henry.
Bark \ Gamble Powell from ~ Msrks.
Rrac Proteus Chapman from 81 MARKS
Ako several square riggsd vessoLz
SAIILp
rsnshp Illinois Aspinw~l ships Starlight Has FRANCHISES
Admiral Mobile, bsrks flaming. New Orleans, UAsos
Trinidad EaGla CuracoA, brig Peters New Orleans sSrs
Mlndor-, 81 johns; nstchless Hso Jnueiro
From quarantine chips North CaroJps GATHERINGS Eoas
and Bsker tharlescen; brig Echo, Rio 1vande.
Wind duv1ng the day from Sw tow.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER T. 1858

the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock
hon her laif residence, Ini sghts street. bct~een Sc
cond as Third avesoes, Without fai Their invitation Her
remains will be taken 10 Cypress iils Cemetery for inter
ssun-on SATURDAY, Nov p, in the village OF New
burg Manrc county n r., MAReasrr H., wife ~ Hiram
Snth, o tls city aged 63 years montbs Enl days
NV York and Nova s1oSa papers please copy.
S~rtSr-n Brooklyn. 90 Sunday, Dec, 8, Mr.. OWEN
s"ktN,, sfco 50 years, formerly OF Cicugheen, county
ftITtraI, Ireland.
is frcncs arc respectfully srted to attend the fonc
ia Tho (luesday aerbO at two ociock from his late
frsdence, No. ~ Van Brunt seect, corner On William
s'fet fuaiDs viii BE- takca 10 the Cemetery of tho
HOY Cross, tiatcush L. l., for utsr1ficnt
foRgT-ln brooklyn, on Monday Dec. o, WILLIAM b.
TORY ~ he diet ;car Of Ln age.
relatives and friends Of tho family arc invited to at
tend The flne.a IRON his hate rrsdasce No 50 Warren
street on "Wednesday aitcrnoon ut one O'Clock, wiih0a
further noti,a.
vaiTyAr.-suddenly on Sunday, Dec S, OF commissions
GFRTRrsrV, only dae ssef of William AID Eivra valeau,
aged years, months AND 26 days.
The fetives and friends Of the family respectfully
avl,ed to attend the funeral, this uesday)
enc o1iok from the resdence Of her parents, Ne 80
Forth Seventh street, Brooklyn, f. D.
WnnInK.-In W,amebusg, on Monday, Dcc. g, HAR-
Hna Vo1oh1, daughter Of Capain haddock Wasock, aged
ia years.
she IL laid in the earth,
Bot her bright spuit scars
Tt the regions OF btSs,
From these sorroSvful shores.
She moved in her beauty,
Al angel WHINE here,
But saw she formed
For happier sphere
the rsiauves and rienus OF The family arc Respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF her ia
tber thddietown Pont, New Jersey. Wednesday
ing at eleven O'Clock. Der remains will he taken To- Md
did town Point, by STEAMBOAT Keypor, from the foet AZ
Murray street. this raesday) aitersoe at half past two
O'Clock.
WHIMSICAL Misnus Conn, Thursday Dec. Q, AFTER
siort iaess, Nh s. CAyaRINE r. wife OF Samuel S. Wis
ing, aged So years.
Montgomery papers please copy
OBITUARY.
NICHOLAS J. RcKARD, Esl lately attached to the Eng
M
Mnattan, Mexico, the 18th ult, the 18th year Of
his age. MIR. Rickaid native or Dublin county,
Ireland, where he leaves large circle Of highly respeca
ble relatives and friends to mourn his death. lie
much ,ndeared 10 all who hneU him for his let nteg
r'y and amiaAiliy. His remains Inferred In the
American POI ton Of the Mnattan Cemetery and having
hcon member OF the Masonic orsef-wheren his devo-
ton to its prcceps and exemplary conduct proved him
most worthy bro'hcr-he was buried, agreeable To re-
quest " til Masonic hoDors by eoohy number OF the
fraternity who happened to be in Mnattan "a the time.
Dublin (IrelanG) Fr, oman's Journal l,lesae copy.
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Canadian IN limited demand and sales confined 10
about go bbis within Of quotations southern
brands unsettled for the lower grades while extra
brands were steady Tho sales embraced about 900
tbls within the above range of quotations. Wheat was
quiet and dun for common grades while prime lots
firmly held lot of poor Southern red was sod n ~ 10
Torn was firm and IN good demand The sales embraced
about s. 900 bushels including Western mixed ~ Zoe
&c and good choice southern white NJ TIC 1sc
imc old do nj Soc and ssc g0c for prime old yellow
do. Barley and rye quiet Oats easier, with
acs ~ state at afc. a9c and Western aud Canadian at
soc. n b3c.
CouEr.-salcs o. 500 bags Rio were made ut &C., and
i47 do al N &c, with rs do 81 numingo a, g'sc
CorToN.-1he market quiet, aud pfres unscttc =
Tue sales were confined ioo 500 bales There
was a disposition " await later foreign from Europe
due AZ this port before doing mich.
fRuu.-salcs Of ,0cO boxes W. r. rasns made at
90 TO-
FRFrcHrs Engagements were very light. and without
change quotations. To Liverpool flour at ls. Cd
nothing doing Of Importance while rates remained the
same To Glasgow 900 bills. -four engaged At
Is ed To Bremen loo bales OF cotton taken at Nc,
and 400 bbls. rosin At Be-
Provrsrovs-Pork-The market again better aud
more active. the Gales noted up 200 300 bbls tho
spo including old at eli so s1T 20; do at
ais 80 els So unnspcctcd do AZ SIS 10 and prime
al s4 20 ell So and sales 81 800 bbs made,
for delivery IN March and April next, as CO. beef
was lover and in limited demand the sales embraced
about $50 bbls including country prime At 80 30 so,
country AZ 81 e2ha -, repackcd Western do AZ
as 10 $40 SO, and extra do at sll s2 Sales 81 200
bble beef hams western) were made at fl5 Bacon was
steady, 100 boxes clear smoked sod Tor California
Al lac Cut meats unchanged Sales Of 500 green sides
were reported from the block At s1c and 900 city cured
bans in the bah, nc. lard Was steady, with sales
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tease .... $152. e26 24a .9e5 la5. Geo 2.so7 SIS

increa6e... 1852 626 Z4S ,995 1855 ,0tO z S07 ,5o5
The increase in the discount line is bad feature,
and confirms the remark made the other day that
the contraction which lately took place was not
the work of the bankers, but rather against their
will If events of which forcsec the issue
should drive the country war, what would be the
condition of the banks Of this city, expanded they are,
and with large loans stocks which would collapse at
the least speck of political troubes The specie line
rather better than expected Should foreign ex
change improve per cent the steamer on Wednesday
will take out some bars. AT present rates specie cannot
be shipped from here except to the South
TIE principal features in the stock market to day
general and heavy break down in Missouri SKIES,
decline in Pacific Mail and very bold and vgor
effort the part Of the bull spectators rally
the market and after the second board Mssours
njuriousy affected by the default OF the two railroad
companies which alluded the other day provide
the money pay the State bonds
to them the State will probably be compelled borrow
to make up the deficiency, though, is well known, the
January interest already in bank in this city. Pacd;
Mail is being freely sold by holders who tired of
ing for dividends and who wisely content them
solves with the profit they can make at these figures
New York Central quiet all day at Saturdays figures
After the second board the bulls conrived get up
a per cent. Gaepa, Rock Island, Reading and other
speculaves also higher at the close The last prices
Of the day reported by Groesbeck Hoyt, were-Ms
courts, $50 =; Central, sss sax; Eric, Tx IS;
Reading Sly Il; Gaiena, 73% II Rock Island, 62s.
a u. The general market closed firm.
The business Of the Sub Treasury to-day, fol
lows
Total receipts 1926 ,s35 81
From Customs Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Total pay ments 526 $50 03
Total Dalance.. ,of1 ~
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn.
ing were S24 7s7 Goa o. and the balances 81 22 $40 CO.
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or $50 hh's and tlerccs at II Sc a 1isfc utter and
cheess - ~ unchanged.
suofs The make was steady, with sais or $50 hhds,
ibriccing 20 hhds Porto Rico ~ 6hc. &c 80 do New
orhaLs ~ ~ ne, and IN. remainder Cubs musco
woo chey within the range o. exc 7c., AMI IS boxes
nj exc. and IS 20. at IKE
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MONDAY, DE. Go i. W.
AsHEs-Thc market heavy, with small sales Of pots
~ &c. and 81 pearls at DC
BRraf~rvYrS -flour-1he demand for common grades
~ ard Western moderate snd low grades
heavy while the better class of brands continued ~ rule
Quite steady. The sales embraced about 1000 10 900
hbiu within ha range 81 quot atoms
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Thus without any extraordinary expenses forced
upon the country by political events IN Mexico o,so-
where the Treasury will need al least part OF the
thor lied The President ia his message takes strong
ground against the borrowing OF money time Of peace
TO pay The ordinary expenses of government snd argues
that the required should be raised by revenue
tariff The ground taken By this journal at
the time the twenty million loan authorized VIZ ex
pressed preference for direct tax instead OF new
tariff, for the that the OF trade and
uncertain and fuctuatng aud that a reve
depending on them may lead to Disappointment IT.
however Congress be heartily willing views
Of the President there will be no difficulty in pointing
out six or eight articles which the duty my
be raised so IS to yield ak eight additional mil.
lions next year That something should be dore
promptly, the state Of the public debt teaches paiy
enough Before the late disastrous commercial resusion
the United States owed s25,l55 OFT Since then the
amount has been swelled to S54 9lO777 and Is plain
that before the close Of tho fiscal year it will exceed
sixty millions.
The bank averages made up this day compare fol-
lows with those which were published week since
Week Ending Discounts. Specie. Circulation Deposits
Nov .$I25 5s5 Cos 81 T3i 7e52 457 SO 1873 705
Dec. 4.. l26 1888 s4 q 4o7 726 1857 SIT ss5il 200
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Married.
DowsEs-DwyER.-On Sunday, Dec. s, at St Andrews
church. by the Rev Father Curran, Mr. WILLIAM DowSE
q Miss MARY OWNER, both Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy
KES,oS-Kinu On Tuesday April 9, by the Kew. John
Brush, Captain X. WELLS KENYON To Miss LIZZIE KEITH al
Of this city.
lRAEGER-CARR.-On Wednesday, Dec. I, by Rev. Mr.
KantesIowz, WILLIAM PRARGER, ksl., to ABIGAIL, only
daughter Of Emanuel Carr, Esq, formerly Of Baltimore
Nd.
Baltimore papers please copy.
RAAsIiD-RoaAE1.--In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nov IL
by Rev. H. Garchs, Mr. CHARLES c. RAAsTKD, Of Charles
ton. $. G., to Mrs NJ. RoBART, OF Brooklyn.
SSSor-EIA.-At harrington station, Cooke county, H.
"Wednesday Nov a. at the residence Of the brides IA
TIER, by the Rev. Henry Coye, JoHS SISSorr Esd, u
Miss DELLA b., daughter of George Ella, Esq, all Of Bar
rington.
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=. Address TO the Young Men Of the city ~

New York
10 The YOUNG THE cl1r or NV YORK WITHOUT RE
g, cam 70 rrH SiEcussrsscE rotiTrcs on REcios
ne oresnS-oa We repssei hunters Az. nan,re ~ The
er,ing Young men n this city belonging pori
young men, b. your bread " yoir Own lsorasay
and others having claims yiu without having any
n Win pocs or Si'h certain class Of citizens wnoss
To- short pcd prr eccton a,y, the Of which
seeking '-' - '"'''''' " y o"' S'4"'
n t,aegndsn and honest only aiirsss YOU
su.r ey and 10 the f.aih ward. FROM boyhooi, who is
nan and worthy cizen whose eSaraesr oday as
ss7 Ss Vision which the
ar oe Il % s s 20 g ssso,
pa e. s n e. ana ~ a ' sns s ae
End such men such men only known to
have the Of this large ciy and Is hundreds thou
moral worth, whose high $. aim viii be to protect alike the
Sers give ,em 'h proper appeo Which nave iass
ed ahe a. sg 81. bran ysl Of our S na9e1
only do We alk but respectfully aud earnestly
and work as only young work for the
ROBERT HAws.
S 10 H. saI ,an o. s.y every Young man In this
Young complaint. are continually being poured Int,
yonr that extravaany high and Why
q ms mas money s@os exorsa IN the s,ee
p"maer ng villains sho with uncelsing perasty prov
hons seeking whom they may d,your''
Sa"s @ I Ssg o. Who are S hays sss
tbs hard hearted world make happy comfortable
brothers snd sisters who toll day might to obtain subs
ence whose earnings nearly all consumed paying
bapt ren's small and nconYanent apart nents large
Tenement houses where hundreds OF families crowded
gaiher h. inhuInan that II IL almost sufficient
reae pesrpce midst yet do blame the land
ordRy IT do, act unmanly aud unjust
Kind fathers and noble mothers
and vgouiCus like yourselves That time has
is whose duy is their redress
their the polls. II who. while poor Old
fathers and mothers and have dwell the holes
lanes OF this greet city, while who In times
lsces and fang tn luAres of life gold they have
stolen from the city and which indirectly they taken out
Of pockets
How, hcn these he rirlaed dishonest
De driven ON The gates OF the city treasury
can ne Core by ani IL Is bounden duty 10 dot
polls and bring voter they and ADD influence and
ana urge hun 10 vote for the young mrI choice
For tomptrollar,
ROBERT L HANS
gapizaor has been formed at individual expense,
Tor ~. Of eevang him
top In the city Of New York. and II there be
TO be elected hy II least twenty ave thousand ory) be will
prot c. The n hts and edr the of far
his extGads.
We not endeavornR to get enthusiasm for Mr.
Haws for the Ike Of obtaining Office We toll
and mean TO continue to- ny reference the city Directory
you VIII pnd we have occupations too respsctbe 70 sscriace
Managing Committee OF the Young Men, No. 22l Broome
Henry A. Hart is0 Allen s. r. Blodget AZ Orchard
W. II White, !1a Ludlow sL j.. @ Hogan IS Delaney st
G. II Bailey, a. Broeme st. Ihas Hopkins, l6 Bond
) Wilkins y 81 Markspl X Amerman, l.s Forsyth
Anson = Palmer "a Wall st. Jas 5ernie, l0 orchard st
John H. Hull = John Ct H. johnson, 336 Broome st.
Richard II. Ogden. 81 Ludlow st
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


PHILOSOPHY. up mEMoRY.-MADaM l.. PARKER
will lecture aud give interesting Illustrations the
"f1d nsopbs Of Memory. AT the cooper Institute. 20
on 1ueAdsy evening Dec al ~ o'clock with the vies Of
forming class. The VIII be lighted at O'Clock. Ad
mis-ion Tree.
SIGNoRA MARIO WILL DELIveR HER SECOND IEC-
- ture, entitled 9TH. First Msrtyrsof Italian Liberty"
"Wednesday Dee. g. AT Clinton HALL kEneh street Of
broadway, nj s'erk u Tskess and Ia he
obtained 1T the bookstores In Broadway and the doors
Price rs cents
u'BR COOPER LECTURES
csepdcd by Mesars Luther iradhh Georgc tncro bane
inrd. w. hciowa thas r. I,sly, Peter cooper W. VI.
Aspin~ W T. Bryani Greene Rronr"H P-l-'ih P-rit
k@'chur Joshua Colt. Ne -ith Rowland Jamea Ea-pcr
John Williams snd others 20 the Professors ~ Yale College,
and other dsi gutsiei gentlemen who have cordially
sporded Whose they viii
feel cot M nj 10 announcing OF III dive
and hoouahy scientific conrs.s ever delivered ~ this city
bis nuniren brnefaons to the cause OF arani science,
THE COOPER LECTURES
And be rendered permanent W being continued annually d
ring the winter months
The d-rign preseu, the subjects Of cs-try natural
phietuply astronomy rad geology, In such
combine thoroughly scientific and lucid presentation
theme with the attractions Of the polished and pusr lecture
1he sixteen lectui-s 70 b. delivered
consecutive wednesiay EVENING" ~ O'clock
large hal cf The Cooper institute.
1h- truciory lecture will be delivered by Professor John
A Porter. ~ Yale College Wednesday, Dec Snblect.
THE SCIENCE ~ TUF ANUIEN1s ASD AlrHEMfsrs
single ~ kes " admission. - cents ,or the
sdmn iady and gentleman g. wh-h nay BE- nttsinei II Al
the principal hnte asn nj Pces bookstore Everett House.
Fourth avenue; Greens Brpgdway of Fourteenth
street HsndolbS broadway, 81 Clinton place. Cow
Broadway ~ Fourth street; Francis CO.
Co.'S 80 broadway. iyiSon a finney 81 Brosiwsy.
Not Anthony, Nassau Plue, NesbIt
wv NORTON. Reasurcr.
az Brtnme street, dpar west " broadway.
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Ambrotypes, Cameotypes and Photographic
pottrss nj high and low prices from l0 cents $50 at
VI lNiSi. 40 broadway.
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Ccnin's Bulletin to the Toys.
Our styles Of boys oyercoa school suits holiday suits
aud sckcts Bring look
them. GENTS'S BAZAAR,
SIS broadway
n Nteh,la Hoae al
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FINANCIAL ND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, Dec. Go p. W.
Tho Presidential Messagsud documents present clear
picture o. the financial conou Of the confcdcraey The
operations q the year cndS Goth june 1858, may be
thus summed up
Revenue, e57-'5s
Ordinary revenue. $50 2T3 $50
Proceeds OF Treasury notes. y. . 20 900 900
Balance In Treasury Both june ISL .... l7,T1O114
Total 81 ,qS3 $50
ExrESDrrus
Total expenditure. ......ssl, 5s5 ,os7
Balance IN Treasury 3oth June, n .. AZ. ses 2ie
The actual excess Of expenditure r revenue during
this fiscal ye~ was mus equal ss zoe, which nearly
absorbed the who'e oaance y 'ne Hsury and twenty
millions Of treasury notes besides. the oommence
mcni Of the present fiscal year the gernmcnt awaited
itself Of the act o. congress pssseu ior relief and
sucd ten million Eve per cents The me. thus obtained
have enabled u 10 pay its way thus ar 1.-THE following
table win show al glance that ID shortne II win be
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10 Cents gets your Likeness nj Kimball's,
beautiful smbrctypes ocred and in from % cents to
SO 1T 3s1 broadway.
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NllSl sLi.l-A ~ fOUS.

- BARThOLFs SEWING Ma.HIEEs HAvE NJ
"A. superior"-Hersld Once 4a9 broadway.
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Williamson Brothers Exquisite Photo
tgrsphs and eameoypes for holiday gina Brooklyn oppo
site Globe
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"A. superior."-Hersid Once 4ss Brosdwsy
4 WORD OF ADvIcE.-Do YOU DYE YOUR HARE
WiTSGSs 'I HAIR coI s1a AND REsroKER.
In Sh ss e so and NJ %ls s r S and
store to il natural color aud fades fas color
Beautiful brown or black,
Without ayeing the skin o. nimns the hair Remenberw
but viii give your hair any desired shade from light brown
.o Il s''s aaa ac nc ~s OIL pos
~n resore,h grayes hair III from appios ons
WIN pr yI
crease is growth strengthen and besy sic. hesache
scioula andrah and give the hair tine natural appear
Principal sspe ssST afSs Grand rect
rug s,os and "a Grand .asst srso. 1o : Ma
Third IL an. assa !. .as .ssa sr
At .EvFRDELI's-y VISITING CARDS FOR rHr
holidays the most elegant In the city. Broadway
q Duane street EsDblished 1870
1 TTFHTIoH- DIX cHaMsRE. MUFFIsHs
e. mel collars, cheap ., ~ iI.EKTos's soi Broadssy
AT EvERDEIL.'s-wEDDING CARES NOTES, 30
These c.ebraed cardr splcndiay engraved only be
CHANGE or AGENCY.
IA JULES NUM- cos
CHAMPAGNE.
conrscs sl.uss between us ana Nessrs join o. ) 30
kEk Tor the srsncy q our wines win ,.rm'u.c on n. VS.
hat time, Mr. J. MkYhK Jr, agent United
States Tor our houses Sf'' and g.
Il. A. MUMM
Respectfully referring to the above advertisement the
deTgned beks that he hss hts
for the Of his
he trade lie the he will pleased
dsrs for delivery ami altar The lat day OF Jsna.ry
he @nice ~ MEYER SCHLAEtfEk, ~ Park place
spectfuly, J. MEYER,
Nsw YoRE, Nov 40, 1860. Jx.
/
A FINH HEAVY BEAVER ovERsACR ONLY SIC,
n worth 80, pilot from $40 90 f4 these
rome OF the best coats silk velvet collars ed
and waddcd suitable for gentlemen some toe frcck
coats SIS CLARKE, 1l6 william street
Worms, BUNIONa, NAILS PENETRATING TIL
~ resh cured without pain, that the
medis-y alter the operation without the least tncrrv-fru
U The paiieni by Dr zAChAhlE surgeon chropedi; 10
broadway Refers To the ply and Of the chg
f,LoCKs, CIocKs-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
" and desirable patterns OF gilt bronze marble, porc-~
&C, 6c, just received and tor sale low, OSBORNE
30 hDMAN A 1oWNsENDs, 81 Broadway corner %
Spring street
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Birth.
IsAAtsOn Tuesday New. 80, the wife of S. L. IsAAcs
Of this city, Of a son.
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The .ISr"I."-rhe very Beautiful Hat In
troducec h eL b. the sefu KNOX OF the Of Broad
way apd nta street should be styled the Knox for is
enough 70 nmoftze man IL IL peculiar ATTY lie, there
Is something rbou quite lntescrihabevery pleasing
pest ard elegant lie has fine stock of has
&C at his store and y worth while call and examine
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Elastic Stockings, shoulder Braces, Ladies'
belts supporters and DR. Goyers lever truss at No
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Dawn RAFT 4os BROADWAY.
Up ssairs representing p. g PEACOCK, Loudoa, Offers
for sale
FINE DIAMOND JEWRLRY.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Fine London watches
Twenty five pc cent below usual prices

IL DIR. Lr6HTHfrI
Pays exclusive attention treatment diseases he
EYE AND EAR.
Onc. A}s rrusfwsv
From the Syracuse Daily Courier, Nov ~ Isssl
Heman Phelps old this city. recently
operated Dr Ligfh and enrey cared of de ifn.s
Mr. Phelps s. years hsd been up Of
years lie resides 50 Washington relates
u MS Nth Ioyfuness the above fact br lighthl has
variable testimonials OF
For hts successful
and respected citizens feel great pleasure passing
him around.
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Superior shirts Made 10 Order, from York
Mills muslin and Rchartson's linen wed by hand
ranted TO III by fULiEkroN, SOL broadway.
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Rensier-If you want Overcont 10 order
resdy maze remember oRuhuoLD &PRoCHs. IN Full
tan at
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn
ing were $24 s7 6o3 o. and the balances 81 $40 CO.
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Gentle mems Scotch Wool Scarfs mt so Cents.
Retail Al Wholesale prices