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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21


THE SERVICES OVER THE BoDY-sERM0N OF Dr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE DECEASED, ETC.,
ETC,
The funeral exercises the body Of John E. Cook ex
ecuted at Charlcstown Virginia. Friday December 49,
took place yesterday forenoon from the house Of Samuel
L. Harrs Esq, No ia South Ninth street, Williamsburg,
which had finally been selected for the purpose place Of
Dr. PorIers Dutch Re.ormed church in Fourth street
From early hour IN the morning the friends and ac
Of the deceased continued to arrive in groat
numbers ard the parors and halls Of the house became
filled long before ten o'clock, that became necessary
close the prevent further admission, and it
only with the utmost difficulty that the representatives
Of the press obtained entrance When the exercises
commenced, some fifty sixty persons wore assembled
in the parlors-as many could be conveniently
modaed The coffin Of the dece Ased in the hall way
resting stand between the foot OF the stairs and the
hall door The dscoorat0n in the face OF the corps still
remained in spite OF the attempts made To it, and
the statements that such attempts successful is
sequenty incorrect. The appearance Of the face
indeed fearful and unnatural. II presented dark
blush appearance with spots Of white and red where
the process Of dscooraon had been in part successful
The head and neck were swollen to considerable do
gree. In life The deceased had q round and full face
head the coffin. The deceased habited in white
satin gown with cord and assei at the waist and white
shirt, with collar and black neckorchief The coffin
Of mahogany studded with nails, and bore silver clip
cally shaped plate on which was the following nscrp
tom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

MRS ELLEN KEY BLuNr's READINGS Ellen Key
Blunt whose readings before the Mercantile Library As
soaoo oos'on attracted so much attention not long
snce' snor''y give an exhibition of her powers be-
fore New York audience. Mrs. Blunt ia daucb,er NJ
the late Mr.. Key the author the "star spanped Ran
ner." In Boston Mrs. Key received grcat nrase for
her Evolutionary skill and great mental culture Tha
thoughts and burning emotions Of the grandest poets b
delivers in such manner that they become perfect nor
sonicaions and repro AUCTIONS. Her exercises are No,
recations, but interpretations. Her interesting and
touching face her earnest graceful gestures all unite to
raise the effect far above the level of ordinary public
pleasures. Her far has been most complete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21
Sale or the Rossater Paintings.

The public sale of the collection Of paintings from the
pencil Of this most gifted artist place last evening
in the rooms Of the National Academy Of Design in Tenth
street
Owing to the ncemency of the weather there not
great number present. and only few ladies' but there
was sufficient number present to buy all the pictures,
owing chiefly to the exertons Of Mr. Miller the auctoneer.
The catalogue embraced great variety Of ubjects,
among which of the artists best productions
including three paintings which obtained the gold medal
Of honor the International Exhibition Paris In 1855.
These were The Wise and Foolish Virgins, very ar-c
circular picture, which was purchased by DIR. Greenl,
Tor S525.
Giorgione and Companions going to the Ied,, in the
Olden Time, Venetian scene, whlchwas purchased by
DR. Pasmalee for the sum Of $780, and Primitive Life
which was purchased by Mr.. burning for the OF $3.50
the paintings numbered l00 but were, general
up Tor their size. There were two-The City Post or
fee, and The Country Post Oflce-whch, for the
grouping and truthuness Of their deneaton made them
be regarded by all as two Of the best in the room;
they were bought by Mr. Collins, for $29l The bidding
was not very lively, and on an average the paintings
brought price far below their actual WORTH but Mr. RIOS.
sers directions TO Mr. Miller tho auconeer, TO Sell
them 10 the highest bidder at any sacrifice which direc
tons were most faithfully carried out, We give below
few selections from the sale bringing the highest prices
No 70, The Maidens Revere, bought by Nc Collins for
$780, Maidenhood, No 80, bought by Dr. Morehcad for
SO. No A, Washington Reading to his Family under
the trees Of Mount Vernon, bought by - for SITS. No
wick Marquis OF Stafford and Bishop Of Beauvas, Dough:
Mr. C. j. Bunker for SIT 60 No. 81, The First Lesson
bought BY Mr. csyrght, for 1885, No. 3d. the Coast of
Italy, Dough. By M G Bunker for si2s; No. 81, sy
Play, bought by Mr.. Lang for 500 and No %, Children
in the Woods, bought by DR.. Dwinelle for $e3
The prices received ranged from $500 down TO S. but
they averaged over $50 piece. The amount realised
from the sale was IS 222 so.
There no doubt but they would have brought great
deal more had not the weather persons coming
from any distance. They will be ready for delivery
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Naval InfeIIiuence.

Tho United States briggs Perry and Dolphin sailed f. ON
Montevideo for Bucnos Ayres on tho 3st Of October
The United States steam sloop-of-war Brooklyn was
ut Vera Cruz Nov 81 The soop Of Savannah was ut
Sacrifice same day. All well.
The officers and Of the United States steam rgate
Wabash, which arrived at this port the 18th inst were
yesterday transferred shore, and the ship put ont OF
commission The marines will be paid of to-day and tho
sailors Saturday She will go in ordinary for the pre-
sent to await any action the Navy Department may give
In reference TO her -
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ST. PETER, CHURCH, BRooKLYN-The fair In aid of the
fund for hccompleton Of the Catholic church at the
Of Congress street, Brooklyn, to-day
at the AthOeum. Great cxertions have been made to
assemble bjects that will be worthy OF competition
Amongst tie articles to be rallied for magnificent set
OF porcelain trays Chinese manufacturer imperial
photograph Of Archbishop Hughes, signed by His Grace,
and contributed by Mr. Brady Of Broadway, complete
set Of Pamers marbles photography, vases with por
traits, contributed by the American Porcelain Photo
graphic Company, gold watch, &C., &C. Tho fair will
Inst four tnys
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Obituary..

Died, at Alley, Rhenish Palatne the 30h of Novem
Der last, Mr.. SIMON BELMONT, old resident of Alzey
and father of the Hon. August Belmont of this city,
United States Minister to the Hague. Mr. Belmont was
landed proprietor and man Of wealth He took
part in pubi fe but devoted himself TO the cultiva
ton of his estate, in which he took great pleasure He
was seventy years Of age when he died. Mr. August
Belmont and daughter, married. were, believe,
his only surviving children at the time of his DEATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

PALACE GARDEN Music HALL-A concert will be given
here to night aid of the workmen in large panoforte
mandatory which recently destroyed by fire. Ma
dame Albcrni the eminent cantarcc and several other
fine artists, will assist and the should be attractive
on It's artistic merits leaving the very worthy object for
which it Is given out of view.
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Married.
KocH-SANDFoRD.-In this city, on Tuesday, Dec. 90, by
the Rev. DR.. I. H. Taylor, EDWARD c. Koch, Of Lyons
France to JANET L. second daughter Of the late Edward
Sanford, Esq, Of New York.
Richmond papers please copy.
PEGRAM-SANDFoRD. this city, Tuesday, Dec. 20,
by the Rev. DR.. T. H. Taylor, ORLANDO A. PEGRAM Of
Virginia. TO MARY eldest daughter Of the late Edward
Sanford Esq Of New York.
Richmond papers please copy.
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MADAME ANNA BIsnor.-This very popular artist has
returned TO town from the East where she has been sing
ing in concert and oratorio with her usual distinguished
success During this week Madame Bishop will give con-
cers at Poughkecpsc and Ncwburg and Saturday she
will sngat the Academy of Music, in the oratorio Of the
0Messiah."
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Supreme Court-Circui,
Before Hon. Judge James.
ACTION FOR ISLANDER.

ACTION FOR ISLANDER.
DEC. 20.-Root rs. HGrtshrne-This action for
Islander, which out of CONTROVERSY between the
parties as to their legal and literary rights in publca
ton known the " New York Marine Regstero In the
course OF the dispute the defendant applied disagree
able epthets towards the plaintiffs character Damages
laid at IS 00 and after nearly weeks trial the jury
gave the plaintiff $50.
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The MASONIC ball at the Academy Of Music, last even
ing a splendid affair. 1t pleasant reunion too
The crowd the floor time large as to incon
the dancers-an excellent thing grand balls
yet there we're enough present to make tho occasion
thoroughly enjoyable and enjoyed The decorations
few but tasteful Here and there American flags and Ma
sonic banners suspended and at the extreme end of
the dancing hail. opposite the entrance, very curl
Gus, and to the unnitiated inexpoable device Within
a little enclosure behind altar and in front
Of the splendid painted colonnade which con.
stitued the background Of the stage pendant be-
tween the floor and the ceiling, large circle perhaps
twelve feet in diameter, the circumference Of which
sisted Of lighted jets Of gas In the centre Of the surface
of dark cloth the symboical triangle, traced by
double of brilliant jets Of fire, and around it, stand
ing out in the Black face the squares the compass
stars crescents inverted daggers and other insignia The
splendid dancing hail. constructed over the parquee and
STAGE early covered by the devoees Of Tepschore
and the hour at which the hall deserted was such
late one that unable TO state it,
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Court CaIendar-This Dav

SUPREME COURT CRCuTT.-Part Mos. l723, 12s5L
1888 1879, $685. $500, 25l3 25l7 25l9 252 2527 1881
1889 lle9 Part 2-252 1882, 22so, added to calendar
Of Tuesday.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Same as before
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. IT'S, $751; 265, 69e OCT
597, 347, All 399. Part Mos. 1863, 446, $780, 3d. 49,
100, 462 57s, 500, 552, 400.
COMMON pIEAs-Part Mos. OIL, 1899 to 1872. Part
NO. 691.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

Boots and Shocs.-Waterpr0Of
Double sole, fur and WOOL
TRAVELLING BOUTS, LE9GlNS, BUCKSKfN SHOE9
And everything desirable for winter wear for
Ladies', gents and boys, at
BROOKS, 676 Broadway and LEO Fulton street
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Honor Thy Parents.
The most acceptable gift child make their parents Il
parof
SERMONS & CO.'S
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPECTACLES.
To be obtained only at
No 66q1s Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

HIPS Hair Dye, soc. Depot, No. Barclay
street Also sold at Rushton All Broadway and all other
druggss
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Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth or LIQUID
PEARL the best article in the world identifying and
serving the complexion and akin be tried gratis 439
Broadway.
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Phrenology Points Out the True Cha
racter the defs talents and right pursuit applied daily
at FOWLER Il WELLS, 3U8 Broadway.
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Washington Irving.-A Photograh and
photollhograph OF Sunny Side, published this day.
A. A. TURNER All Broadway.
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A Valuable and Welcome Present.
To your sister and brother, Is ia
VO1GTLANDEk OPERA GLASS, which Won
will find at the sole agents, SERMONS Il CO.'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

Hcrrlng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 2b Broadway Murray
street, New York:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. Wfnsloyy,s
SOOTHING SYRUP usod every year in the United
States for children teethr with falling success Re
lief Is immediate and certain. Only &c bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

6arry's Tricopherous IL tho Best and
cheapest article for dressn9 beaatyins cleaning curling
drugeistsL =
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Ciirehugh's Wigs and Toupees are the
most natural as well as being light and durable s Broad
way, up stairs.
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Trusses OF Everv Deserf,

TruSseS OF Every OesoF1ptfOn Tor Perma-
Sent retention Of Rupture Bathing yusses Supporters,
Knee Caps Anklets and ali Surgical appliances scientifically
applied b. MARSH Co., No. 2vssey st, Aston House. n T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs ana Tou-
pees the best In the world SURPRISING all made Sold aad an.
Piled u the mandatory, 2S3 Broadway.
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AT Below Cost, to Close Stock, n
..,-, - . very large assortment Of
At SERMONS 4 co.'s
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We Respectfully Call the Attention OF
the public the large aud elegant sale of Fancy Goods
marble Statues TO be disposed of this day n by
HENRY H. LEEDS at So Broadway, Of Spring street
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the the world wholesale and retail and the Dive
privately applied at NO A stor House
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream or Magical
beautBer 81 Walker street. Hays Brooklyn. No pay moi
satisfactory. Beware Of counterfets.
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Leather Oversh0es and Water Proof
Boots to beep the feet and dry. LORIN BROOKS
SON, lsS Fulton street, opposite Church street.
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TEE FAMILY HERALN.
The Great Union Meeting In New York.
Proceedings OF Congress-The Execution
OF Old Browns Csmpa nions-John bull
Mt AOme-Market RenOrts. Sc.

The Great Union Meeting In Now York
Proceedings Of Congross-The Execution
OF Old Browns Csmpa nions-John Bull
at home-Market Reports, Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD Of 70 day wednesday, will give
report oil the great and enthusiastic Conservative Meeting
in New York on Monday last-speeches of Charles
OConor, Esq, Rev Dr. Bethune and others-Nomnaton
Of General Scott for the Presidency &C., &C. An Account
OF the Execution Of the Companions Of Old Browa at
Charestown, Va with description Of the unsuccessful
attempt OF Cook and Coppie to Escape Fun Report OF
the Proceedings Of Congress- Report of Very Interesting
Lecture by Lola Montez "John Bull at Home" All the
Local News Of New York and Vicinity Of Importance; Re
ports Of the Cattle Provision and Money Markets. and all
ws Of the previous week OF an interesting nature.
TERss-s2a year; tour cents single copy. Subscrip
tons received at the Office northeast Of and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale at the
counter and by oil agents Advertisements inserted
at the usual HERALD rates
The Drawings OF tho Sussex County and
Consolidated Lotteries OF Delaware.
FRANCE. BRoADBENTs 4 CO..
xAsAcxrs
The Legislature Of the State Of Delaware A IT, last session
having gwen 70 France Rrosdbens Co lottery con~esfor
BY the Of said STATE e The d.%nss o.
said lottery hereby certify that the following the
Sussex CousrY-CIAss 80. DEcExsER 90 1852
50, 81, 0, so, 10, 20, 81, 80, 81, 81, 23, Sc.
CONSOLIDATED LonxRY-CLAss $780, DxcxxsER 20 1853.
81, Al, SO, 2s, &C, IA, 6s, 43, II, 81, IS, 1915.
Witness hands Wilmington Delaware day ues.
day), December "a, 1889.
JOHN DALE,
JOHN W. WALKER, Commissioner
ALFRED Z. wOOTTEN,
FRANCE, BRoATsENTs 4 CO..
Wilmington Del
Whites Festival Hats and Ca IDS q re now
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FHUIIOWNyN UnSuTUa 0Ned
for the Immediate alevaon and speedy Felons
lows and all determinations of the fingers II lbe too
quickly applied In all such inammaiory Diseases 80 Maiden
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Brady's Gallery, $40 Broadway, Corner
Of Beecker street Holiday 1Ivoryypes superb
and appropriate style Of Picture for Holiday Presents
Imperial Photographic Miniatures Ambrotypes and
types
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Fine Dress Suits, Ready Made
And made to order ut reduced prices at
McKINLkY'S, Alb Broadway, corner of Lspenard st
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Gentlemen's Robes de Chambre-New
and rich les for holiday presents sngy
HATCH Eco,
90 Chambers street. corner of Church,
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$25 Overcoats Selling for $2O-Taste-
fully made and cut, at
MchlELkY's 4i3 Broadway, of Lispenard st.
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Whites Festival Hats and ps now
ready Ladies' and chldrens Furs for holiday gifts at 2t
Broadway
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated NoiseIess
Family sewing Machinea
496 Broadway New York.
lH2 Fulton etreet BrOoklyn
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Holiday Presents.
Breakfast Jacke,s and Robes de Chambre
At reduced prices at
McKINLEY'S, 4l3 Broadway, corner Of Lspenard St
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THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
No. 49, AND THE LAST OF THE SERIES.
MR.. EVERETTS DESCRIPTION OF THE LEDGER ES-
TABL1SHMENT,
AND HIS ACCOUNT OF
THE WAY 1T HAS BEEN BUILT UP.
In the LEDGER for Dec 81 which ready, Hon Ed
ward Everett gives full and detailed description of the
LEDGER ESTA BLISHMENT;' ALSO of "LED0ER DAY.
and the rush for The Great Family Paper
The subject treated in Mr. elevated graphic and
picturesque style and he gives much Information
the LEDGER, which will be to the public.
The LEDGER also contains its usual variety Of Tales Sketch
es, Poetry, Editorials Essays &c.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Ma

swift fingered sister Of love and Charity approprae
Christmas present wife, mother daughter sister pastor
or friend. Office Dos Broadway New York.
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EnrthGlf's Celebrated Sewing M,
chimes, 44 broadway of Howard street. New York
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Central Park skate Emporium.
CONOVER 4 WALKER 2yS Broadway
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THE VINE GROWERS, COMPANY OF CoGNAC, w1TR
~ * 2. ee mns q nancs oomprsse
best viney ards in the Cognsc and NOT
been produced ouide the limits Of said district having deter
mined for obvious upon putting pures and
finest qualities Of genuine Cognac Brandy bottles the under
signed mt the esabshed twenty Year, m
that may nov enjoy the tood fortune q being enabled .
PURE COGNAC BRANDY
e best in the WORLD Of vntages guaranteed 70 have
been wholly distilled from grape case of one dozen fni
sized bottles each.
To mistakes every bottle with the capsu
of the company the corks stamp and The
contain an exact description Of the quality with gnaaro
of the undersigned. -
JOHN OSBORN, IS Beaver street. New York.
rick S. Cozzens, Esq, 70 Warren street
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Fine Beaver Cloth Overcoats, worth $40,
selling for SIG, at
McKINLEY's, 4l3 Broadway corner of Lispenard st.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
PREPARE FOR THE GREAT POLITICAL, CAMPAIGN
OF 1850.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS,
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE

The New York semi-weeky Tribune published every
CONTENTS or NO $50 tpxc aoI
and Twaddng Journals Union Dsunou round he
the ncendares Mssafacres ana TSr Tie aoo Ssa
ing how 1ammany Floored After one Il. D. Morgan;
2-kurope-Af.rs IN Vienna Americans In Berlin.
t-Sos Ms sg;aIi, !. Message sage.
s-lhs Official Canvass. SIS
kansas Election.
ington IeTocratc sa9ens-A Fze The Siege the Trea
TONS Mr. vsisndishsns speech The senate cSmmsss:
The Message The san juan Question The Charleston hom
thirty slsih oopgressFirst sessOnProceedngs the
1oLates News Received by Telegraph Frem California
The Case Of MRS msnng %e EXECUTION Of murderer
This II-4ss I FaSs5 81 !. r 1si psspls
l3-The John Brown Fund
H-New York City Tract Society.
1.-the Charlesown Executions Letter of Exculpauon.
iI.Grand Union savirg Mee,ing Academy of Music
BY Mayor James Brooks Charlie:
John A DE-, Prot. Michel and he Rev Dr. BetSns e
Grand Military Parade The Prisoners Preparing for ea,h
AttemD,ed Escape Of Cook and coppie Their Discovery
le-Mr Floyd Jones at Home.
2L-New Publications Gallery Of Distinguished EpglsA
Rare onees Of Maser %
and Literary Guriosies Reynard lie Fox Book Of
a~wisconsin Va the United States The United States U.s.
Z3.-LfterNy.
H.-Poitical
25-PersonaI.
26.-City News.
27Four Days Lister from Europe Arrival Of vapder-
bit; Napoeons Intentions wards England Highly
ing Declaration; Buoncompagni Established italy,
Japsneie Embassy Coming Washington; England Frances
Spain and Morocco: Italy, South America ALA; rival
OF the North American.
-The Police Arrangements National Hail. The Arrests
25-Merchanis Clerks Not Sent Back from the South.
&-How TO Save the Union: Lecture by Henry Ward
Beecber.
2-New Buildings in Brooklyn: The Plymouth Church and
the Academy Of Music.
2S-Ohlcial Vote for Charter Officers
29-The New York Tribune
3p-Agrcultural ltems-
3l-Miscellaneous
2-Marriages and Deaths
33-Tribune Almanac for 1860
34-Commercal Matters Full Reports Of Stock Money
Grain Cotton Cattle and other Markets specially reported
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Gentn's Festival Hats for Holidays,
NOW READY.
GENlN's HAT STORE,
Nos. s01 and 53 Broadway.
r. Goodwin 4 Brothers. Patent.
FINE CUT PRESSED TOBACCO
In thu highest state of perfection before ataned
all the AROMA and retains the
which produces that delightfully."- soothing sensaOn highly
appreciated by those who know What good tobacco Is
Mandatory Ees af and N9 Water street, N z
Overc0ats at Evans.
Handsome Black Cloth Overcoas Observation-Disclosures. IS 10
FINE BLACK Sioth CVeTcoats IL 10 IL
EsquimAux Beaver Overcoats. Is to ~
Moscow Beaver Overcuats 10 TO IS
klne Black and Brown Castor Beavers 10 TO %
Fur Beaver Overcoats go IL
Excellent Pilot Overco9ts 10
Mixed Beavers Cashmere, Melton and other Over
AEvASs' 4 Fulton street.
For Presents.-Elegant Paris and Lon
don Scarfs' and Ties Robes de Chambre &C. At MOOYDS
Shirt Emporium. 262 Broadway.
Fine Beaver Cloth Overc0ats, worth $40,
McKINLEY's, l3 Broadway, corner of Lispenard st.
Holiday Presents.
Breakfast Jacke,s and Robes de Chambre
At reduced prices at
McK1NLEYS, Alb Broadway, corner Of Lispenard St
Gentlemen's Robes de Chambre-New
G. HATCH & Co,
80 Chambers street, corner Of Church.
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Gentn's Festival Hats for Holidays,
NOW READY.
GENlN's HAT STORE
Nos, sO7 and ol3 Broadway.