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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
Jersey City Intelligence.

UNoS MEETING JERSEY CrTY.-A committee Of gentle
men, residents in Jersey City, unlawful and
abhorrent the recent attempts to invade Virginia. are
making arrangements for the holding OF public meeting
which will probably take place on Saturday evening
next
BuRGIARY.-The house OF Mr.. Halliday, In lafayette
village was entered Sunday night and robbed Of var
GUS articles, and among other things carving knife
Yesterday afternoon, young Morton, of the party
charged with burgariousy entering the residence Of Rev
Mr.. Van Cleef, was up for examination, when Mr. HALL
day identified carving knife found in possession Of the
prisoner as the stolen from his premises on Sunday
Accused was committed for trial.
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CREAr CURIOerTY.-PARTYCULARs enffT PH1E :
~ A9enss wanted SHAW CLARK. 1f9e0lbed -
Vac NEW YORK IILUsrRArHD NEWS
FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED xEwsPApys.

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q, Rsss 81 =; sss
as sS' Su s'ps g.. r e. Sss. M Less
con, As real on and Sess sS.' ,ss raS
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say SsS:s s 4. TS% yosF s
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" We thirty six hours in advance with our publication 70
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HRshoocs s sril snS M Isss reached
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sas an and ss:: s, =.
WS I prs n hS1Gock Number Of
sosysy:nss Bsld%Sss many md IA Is.
Sonss HOUSE. and where may be truly said he kep open
From this statement the truth which viii probably no. bs
o1ls 81 "a By Mr. Leslie would concusey "a
% me " We l mrsS SPECIAL facilitate early pss
stands nnesusss even % sps g
part o he ns sS. sS sr pS very mali
Ss think .hsrsiors say that efforts have ben
s. fEs s sss. ".
the vergcDnes VermonD Citizen
INF fhop.s Mart artist New York Illustrated News
large and beautifully embellshed weekly followed
The remains q Brown this city and verssnnes and vicinity
and North Elba, N T., will doubtless occupy proranerk
page the ILLUSTRATED News Of Dec H. reportsr for th0
New York Herald also In town, and possible ikn
find itself famousp - -
Mr.. Iealie not represented there.
we nave probably said enough to silence Mr. Frank
ese Tor quite considerable time and only
20 add we published last night Our paper, NEW FORK
ILLUSTRATED NEWS, may be found on every stand ~
we invite comgarison for with Mr. Iese's pubfcauons
ONCE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS IS Ann a.
j. w. CAMPBELL 4 CO.. PublIahers.
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Hnbeas Corpus for u Prisoner.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke

Dec. 14.-In the matter Of George Wener.-The petit
toner in this sentenced to the penitentiary on
Saturday last for six months, for keeping dsorderly
house. writ Of error having been allowed by Judge
Cerke the prisoner brought up this morning when
Mr. j. B. Phillips moved that Werner might DO admitted
TO bail until the decision of the General Term of the S
preme Court ON the writ OF error should be Obtained
Mr.. Sedgwck, Assistant District Attorney opposed the
appcaon on the grounds that the bill OF exceptions had
not been settled In the case and that this Court had
thing before on which TO determine whether il would
be proper exercise OF discretion to admit the prisoner to
bail, the execution Of the sentence having been com.
menced
Judge Cerke concurred Iwth Mr.. Sedgwick, and re-
manded the prisoner without prejudice the renewal of
his application when the bill Of exceptions shall be settled
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Arrivals and Departures,
ARRIUA

ARRIVALS.
n rs gaaPsplg Amsr!ss e Hsl!lazEo.
Ssss piss, sS
Wright ,dss Marina Hiier verssnsy, Doctor kenessar
Garcia n v: c
sey, Colon.
From Bremen in The steamship Bremen Ten, lady and
S %s Settings Ho. Aver. Il. NJ: ss Ed
DEPARTURES.
a ss:s psa
Ma NJ: Ans';onS Nj SSms.ross y. pss.als.
and a NJ Ansss5a New ~; YORK;
Nj anderson, Mr. and Mrs Marson and servant Staten
.sssss: 3,
n children snd
Mr. and Ms Austen and two daughters Mas Ellen Cue
oss: 4a%sisG9 Ssss' As;sa
Knox D Gilbert strong Ne. Yorf-Tots 90. Specie Gle
:ssS s sshS:Ss y:eS
sss ;s =. b e. s sssa.ss ss ;;
S ss Wen S.dsn aJsJ s5S J$
fssss s1s d'1sy Bss sass s s
de- A se.4 and H Dyoc M; .nS s%t
and family Miss schoSn
ss fs;ss sssmn AZ s sae
Aiken and lady, Manu. 8 WEIGH, Jno Stevens Mrs
Wales Icard. CARL, W Casper, Jno Riley, Riley
For Norfolk, nc, in the seamship Jamesown-John Hayn
II Amy: Ciaussen Bernir Mrs VIM Whppe, Crosby
Blackford, sbepperson Hadnen Twichel and lady
John Adams lady and child, and Il in the steeragc
For Liverpool in steamer Europa, BOSTON, W Lin
Thomas Charlton John l. Bachelor Boston; Miss P
lips, West Ro1bury Philip Qngley Cambridge; Bachman
spencer, Leon Weide, John Bal,ou, N Walker, New
CLEVELAND 0; Simon Kohn Kohn, Pennsylvania John d
oakford, New Orleans II Turuer Lyle Toronto John
Anderson Philip Robin. Quebec Hugh Frazer John Ross
Montreal; Miss stratton, Hamilton, "; Cabai, Ca
Geo Edmson, Lyerpooi VIM Wallace Chas Fox Mrs Lou
ha Day and daughter Robert Oatwens Charles Rogers
~ Merchant Robert Cuan George Harris VIM Smith, Jas
wilson John Davideon David Evans, VIM McCuoch Joseph
Mkpson Joseph Grant John Mcpherson Thomas Higgins
sPssnS r E Mss s aseas Eng Lieut. ISwler Enss
eymlnsionS0 For Haifax-F Nichols Miss Isabella PARK
Boston Hamilton, Fred Allison New York; John Sters
Philadelphia: Hyde. James Whitman Halifax r N Pear
Crane, Montroal-l0 Total, TO-
For Port Prince in the brig Echo-Caut Oliver Cuts
Ferd Schultz, Of Port au Prince.
For Savannah. in the steamship NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
Baldwin Iuthill Jno Phillips, Isaac Dessor 3 Ro.
berts Sanford, Geo Fggeston Healey d Tiart
CIV Hnines Williams, Ira Harrs Rev b Crock a
s Wsses x NJ Ms Hsnass Walker
Ezabeth sackaerlh, Drvid Curry Chichester John a
BOSNIAN Mrs. Rogers, two children and servan-and IS
In The steerage.
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Supreme C0urt-Specfal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke

IMPORTANT DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE CITY.
Dec l2-Jdcob Sharp and Others rs. the Mayor of the
city and acknowledgement set aside the order Of re-
ference revoked.
DEC. l7.-Robert Onderdonk VS.. John NJ Gedncy ct ais
Motion denied, without costs.
James G. Gregory VS.. The Mayor, &c OF the city OF
New York-Order granted setting aside arraignments
:. Samuel Phillips, vs.. The Mayor, &C., Of New York
Same order.
Herman Berman VS.. The Mayor &C., of New York
Same order.
Daniel Farnham, w. the Mayor, &C., of New York-The
same order.
In the matter Of the petition Of Samuel Jessup for va
eating assessments for Seventy ninth strect-Judgment
for vacating assessment granted
In the matter of the application for the relief &C. or
INDECENT Females for vacation Of assessment for Seventy
ninth acknowledgement vacating assessment granted
without costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
Personal Intelligence.

Fred. Douglas arrival in England was anxously Look
cd for by all the abotoDists His friend George Thomp
Don had returned from India and would receive him. with
many of the titled and commoner anti slavery folk, so
The Stdndardof London the High Church organ was in
great ibuation respecting John Browns approaching
fate but hoped that the cause would be sustained by Dr.
Cheever, Mrs Croft Fred Douglas, and ervent prayer
The Norfolk Argus states that Gov wise having pur.
chased from his brother, John Wise the splen-
did hoseey farm, beautifully located on the eastern
branch Of the Ezabeth about eight miles from that city,
conemplates removing and residing there in the early
part Of next year.
Harpers Ferry insurgents was formerly connected with
gang OF horse thieves in that vicinity, escaped pun
ishment by turning States evidence. This specimen
of the martyrs who to make the galows glorious
the cross"
Hon. W. X. Sebastian. Of Arkansas; Commodore Paul
ding, United States Navy; Judge Coneson and lady of
New Jersey; Judge Potter, OF New York. Judge Rosen-
crantz, Of Glen's Falls, New York, in Washington
Mayor Swami has arrived his home in Baltimore from
his late visit in Virginia, and, the Baltimore Patriot Is
glad to hear, much ''impaired' in health
MIR. Kellogg Of Illinois, who has become famous ac-
count Of his controversy with Greeley is stout well
built gentleman Of about fifty years Of age.
Captain !, Alexander Murray Y: s M John A ALL late
Love, Of Iowa, are in Washington.
"A bill before the Legislature Of Georgia pardon John
Tundy Of Gwinnet county, who is under sentence OF
Fundy is at the capital He is old man. an Italian we
informed, who enlisted under Napoleon Bonaparte
= champion Of Italian liberty He followed the man OF
destiny through his Italian campaign, and present
In several OF his hardest fought battles He enlisted and
with him in his invasion Of SPAIN aud only pre-
vented from going into his Russian campaign by severe
wound. He was forced to leave Italy account Of his
political opinions
Gov. Jno. W. Dana, of Maine; Rev. f. w. sehon Of
Tenn Gov. A. p Willard Hon. Jno L. Robinson and ID.
" Voorhees,, Of Indiana and f. Dainese formerly Turk
ish Consul, have arrived In Washington.
Col. De Russey, Capt Alfred Gibbs Capt LleweIyn
JONES' Lieut. G. q. McNalty, Major McKinstry, U. A.,
and Meredith Calhoun ESQ., from Paris, are also In Wash
1ngton.
Hon. r. W. johnson, Of Arkansas in letter TO the
editor OF the Pine BuG Independent, reerates his fixed
discrimination 70 retire nom public position at tho close
his present Senatorial term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

ANDREB-FRANKIIS.-0n Thursday evening, Dec. Is, by
the Rev. Frederick A. Farley, d. D.. FREDERICK ANDREE
TO Miss N. ELIZABETH FRANKLIN, all OF Brooklyn.
EsSARp-DURANp-0n Thursday, December Is, at the
French church st. Vincent de Paul. by Rev. Father La
font, p j. EsNARD of Charleston s. c. TO JULIA DuRAyp
daughter Of v. Durand, of New York.
Charleston papers will please COPY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

neutrality-suspicious. Bros.' Photo
for holidays 2i9 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Beautiful Conn Bloom
Of Youth Liquid PEARL s the best article In existence
beauyng and preserving the complexion and skin Sold by
all druggiaa III wonderful effects be and ted
graft: at Lahds Ladies' Hair Dressing establishment, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

At Below Cost, to Close Stock, q
,rrc,o,,,rr, - very large assortment Of
Al SEMMONs 4 m %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Defiance Snlamander Snfes-Wfth Pa.
tent locks and bars Also burglar
place formerly 1872 Pearl street.)
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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VANITY FAIR.
NEW HLUSTRA TEu
HUMOROUS AND SATIRICAL JOURNAL.
CALLED
VANITY FAIR,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER q.
The time having arrived when publication OF this sort
pioying the best literary and artistic talent In America
peatvey demanded by the people the undorgned hao
deavored TO satisfy that demand In the most compes AnA
aRret able manner.
TO this end he has engaged writer's and artists of tho heA
ordsr o. talent to combine IN prodnc the most refined witty
WEEKLY JOURNAL. OF HUNOR
VANITY FAIR
Will be the organ Of party section but will assume
fearless position with regard all parties cnques soOeNas
and classes, In both Church and state;
DEFENDING THE RIGHT,
AsSAHING THE WRONG,
wherever they be found without reference the tender
spots OF any person persons.
will be Nc public, while
veying sharp and pungent lessons all sors e
topics, To all sorts Of people.
Relieving this plan will with universal appruAa-
ton the publisher takes pleasure In announcing the sue q
VANITY FAIR
WEDNESDAY. DhC q, when II VIII be for GALE BY q
No. lis NASSAU STREET.
PRICE SIX CENTs.y
FRANK j. THOMPSON.
Publisher and Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

nammaon Of tho eyelds-Ths ointment lightly smeared
the eyelds at night win effect cure; provided the
stomach be kept In order and the secreons reced
Pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Glass Shades, Glass Shades. - Glass
Shades Of Sizes covering clocks flowers &c. &c con
santy hand and made TO order Depot 66 William street
corner of Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
pees the be In the world Wholesale retail and hs dys
privately applied at Aston house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
e. Goodwin 4 Brothers Patent.

n IN. Nd VUT FHE6BEU TUBAUCO,
IN w nfnes state OF perfection before attained;
winch nlaS a. ana retains the MOIST Ricn ruiL flavor
spptec'stea oy hos who know what good tobacco ia
GaaIae9ry, Nss, M and Sv9 Water street. n, Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Special Notice.
THE EUREKA CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINES
VIII be mortgaged TO those having full amount BY
apply ing at the Office, 489 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
Brooklyn CITY News,

TM WATER RArE--The permanent Board OF water
Commissioners communicate an ordinance 70 the Com
mon Council on Monday evening for adoption, BY which
the water rates are fixed as follows
Wufsr Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Barry's Tricopherous 10 the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaayne cleaning curlng
preserving aad restoring Tho hair. LADIES' " 8old b. ~
0ruRaiG1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. WlnslOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP usod every year in the United
States for children teehiuR with falling
lief Is immediate and certain. Only 25c a bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Whites Festival Hats and Caps arc now
ready Lsdies and chdrens Furs for holiday gifts at ZIG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

THE VINE GROWERS COMPANY OF C0GNAC, WII lHI
paid up capital Of three millions OF francs comprls!ne
amongst It's shareholders fourteen hundred Q. tn
best whey ards In the reimbursement OF ana NOV ~
bee produced OUT ide Tho Of said District having dster
finest qualities Of genuine Ccgnsc hrsndy IN me ander
New Ycrk does he public the vertabe favor 10 announce
hat may now enjoy the kood fortune Of being enabled TO
rvpcrra Ssrsn IA aforementioned respectable firms
PURE CO9NAC BRANDY
he bes the vor OF various vntAGea guaranteed 10 have
been wholly dsed from the grape in cases Of one dozen fun
sized bottles each ,..,-,, 49,,
of The company the eorks bear the stamp and the labels
contain description OF the qualify with the signature
of the undersigned.
For sale Carhar nrth, 81 Broadway; Freie
49, :. sss.~s-s 4--x ~ u s.isa s.sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

The Drawings or tho sussex County and
Consolidated Lottsries Of Delaware.
FRANCE. BROADBENrs CO..
MANAGBRa-
The Legislature Of The Of Delaware Il NJ hast session.
having gwen to France Broadbents Co lottery contract for
twenty years. we the undosgned Commissioners appointed
BY The Governor Of said State superntend the drawings
ssd lottery 40 hereby certify thai tho following tho
bcrs drawn this day.
SUSSEX CouNrx-CLAss rs, DEcxxsER II, 1859.
20, 10, 8, so, SO, As, 80, IS, AZ, Al, rs, 10, "a.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERYCLAss l6 DEcExsER IT, 1859
Z, 10, 0, 8, rs, 46, AZ, IL, so, So, SO, So.
urday) December IL, 1859
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED b. WOOTTEN,
FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO..
Wilmington Del.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pses DE best in The world surPasng all made Sold and ~
Piled 1t the manufActory, 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Brady's Gallery, 643 Broadway, Corner
OF Beecksr street Holiday Ivorytypes superb
and appropriate style OF Picture for Holiday Also
Imperial Photographic Miniatures Dagusrrso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Grover Il Bakers Celebrated Nofselcss
Family Sewing Machines
81 F1non sffrssr BsoooSSiyu.
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Selling Oh.
In oenssqusncs e On important change n, 70 tals
plass on the @ OF January entire Of TnsouAbo
Wsr Cohng mus be dossd out we herefo.s cr
md elegant sock oonpng every stye and dessrpuou
Wintsr COthmg for Mem and BoyA and Winter Furnhlng
Goods, st bare commission coa 70 expenses
Ihose who have mot yst supplied themselves WIN be
oolect fr0n.
Clo.su IN ~ surrounding cities and WIN b literally
We aha close out The entire Winter Stock before the time
named, even brings Lees than cost :
This opportunity, almost 1t the beginning Of the
Winter season and should BE- avaled Of In ns Whls ts
D. DEvLIN CO.,
158 80 and go Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

GeMln's Festival Hats for Holidays
GENIN'6 HAT STORE,
Nos. 6U and 6l3 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply HIS Radi-
cal Cure Truss with eecng
hernia rupture. MARSH Co., No vcsey street. n 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Herr1ng's Patent Champ i0n Fire
and burglar proof Safes i Broadway corner OF Murray
street. New York: -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Christmas Weck.-The Picture for
qfn.-A good Photograph, naguerreotype, Cameotype
lyorytype, by MEADE BROTHERS, 2s3 broadway.
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A Valuable and Welcome Present.
To your sister and brother, Is a
VO1GTLANDER OPERA GLASS which you
VIII ind at the sole agents, SERMONS d CO.'S.
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Boots and Sh0es.-WaterproOf
Double SOLE warm fur lined and WOOL
TRAVELLING BOOTS, .LEGGINS, BUCKSKtN SHOE(
And everything desirable for winter wear for
Ladies' gents and boys, at
BROOKH, 616 broadway and l6O Fulton street
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GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
.a. n|s.; sss ;Sss :.s..
BOOKS AND P sssAs ES6 Ssrz zsD GIFTS
sr4sS4aS as4a $siff sisa sss
!Ia$ Stss'as'
VARIETIES 9sat 4$s STYLE" or
1885, sSc
all sizes, adapted young old comprising
os S E. H#sRszsD
hoOdsId Youth ne s %S:p prominent q Sscn " '
S Al aSSsGSPPssEi9h' SSSFsS
MAAYFER REID BASxAED,
sSsS S5S ,,ovv S S SgI
S SE%iHs Sss'f S s2ssSH$s
New
Ssss
Are ready in l6o FORM published expressly Hol
:n & s 2oTr 81
and children.
REMEMBER,
That IN purchasing q Us al books are sold at the regular
accompanies purchase at the time Of SALE oen
giving an hundred fold for the original investment
Catalogues gratis application mailed free Of charge TO
any address.
Persons residing distance the city may rely
having their orders filled faithfully and as impaAy the
store In New York.
WORTH FROM 30 CENTS TO 800.
DELIVERED AT THE TIME OF
CHRISTMAS o sAk New YEARS GIFT
WHO PURCHASE OF
d. W. EVANS 4 Co.
Publishers and 0in Booksellers.
Broadway, York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Barth0lf's Celebrated Sewing Ma.
chimes, 4A Broadway, of Howard street. New York
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Honor Thy Parents.
The most acceptable gift child make their parents ID
pair Of
SERMONS 4 CO.'S
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPECTACLEa
To be obtained only at
No. 6691s Broadway,
Under LAfarge House.
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- SusCExLANEOUs.
FoR new IEARs..
ron NEW I.As...
\ NE. SENSATION.
4 NEW sEmAr,os.
LEDrAR?s BON sAxrE.
I.DrARoes BON aAs!n
A. DELIGHTFUL L1aUEs.
WHOLESOME AND AGREEABLE.
EvHsYBoDY LIKES IT.
NO NEW rT *Ifso S4st Il. COMPLETE
s ss, n0,EH y.s,. and Grocer, Store,
AD"A DEPOT. 81 South william .,....
NOR THE HOLIDAY
CORNER pnoTI AXHLoRs ssAL S s
TAYLOR solicis the attention Of The ladies OF New Yos
% his elegant Assortment Of french Asan Confocon
ssnsy Fee; h@Scs Sac1 y:
fine Of Fancy Boxes Of also Choo
lses Roussu Fancy Flowers TorpedOsA French Aotoes
H sasomen! Of ornamsntsd Plum and Plain Cakss VIII -
ready on tho 2h of ths month ana viii be found yerv s
oosn IN beauty and Style Of ornament and quality q %
The undsrsp:S n ne cha, sssA sys,. v.ns.yos
FANCY sLRiGH ROBES,
% ney woua CAL me attention Of the trade Ths -
SABLE AND MINK cArxs AND UoAKs
Of 6Uss5AS sAsIE s5ss
Corner Of Rector street.
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)nfce Informataon-M.s.

chronological Examinations, showing
LER WELLS, 800 Broadway.
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Patent Once Inform t7on I'M
MUM CO, editors Of the Scientific American have had
OF fourteen years experience in procuring patents
ior Pew Inventions and viii advise inventors paenees
her oces IN regard to all matters pertaining this
Inventors who personally receive by mail free
81 Park row. New York. 49, ~.
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G. Bruno,
NO. 2 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. STRINGS, &C.
Agent for the sale Of c. r. Martins celebrated Guitars Ame
rican. French and German Pianofortes
Brass Instruments Clarionets Flutes &C. Bands mad
to order, and warranted celebrated Fiunas nnS
Accordeops constantly hand Instruction Books Thu
Plane Violin Flute Carone Saxhern Cornet Accordion &c
Wholesale Price Lists sent to Dealers application gratis
attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

Franklin street This Saloon win be found one OF the
beat and most convenient places In tbs city for mechsn
and = adapted 70 that having srsS s1d
rare the largest In the city, and the time me most
economical and The Wanda the tho country anoros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18

(NHAPPED HANDS, FACE, LIPS &C.
~ Certain cure and preventive, HegemAn Co.'S Cauphos
Ice with eycerne II used directed WIN keep he sn so
In The coldest We ather, Only Is cents
HEGEMAN CO., Nos. l6l 800, 6ll and 766 Broadway
fyOMMIssIONRK OF DEEDS OF ALL rHD STAT
~ duly appointed b take DeposonA AcknoWlodRmsnIu
Testimony. 10 EDWARD BIs6RIL. lswyes, n BrcaAWay