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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-07

&c Expenditures as above specified. S,0e5 81
Excess of receipts over expenditures, 2,l9l sc
Treasury minus, June lst, 1859, $500 o.
Making present Indebtedness of the
County, according to this report, ,43S o.
All which is respectfully submitted.
June l, 1859. A. FULLER. A. NJ. C..
R. R1 s. H PlrHs, com'rs.
MOSES KEYsER,\
p. s The undersigned deems it right and prop
er to submit the following additional statement
concerning the financial affairs of the County, for
the information of the people.
in addition to the above Indebtedness the
County owes the County Library fund,
principal, $500 90
Interest on same, 1873 Gu
Railroad Stock heretofore entered to cred
it of County as cash, but for which that
amount of orders yet outstanding, $50 90
Interest on that amount of orders, 342 %
Bill of Stationery purchased in 1852 & 3
presented June, 1889, not heretofore
allowed, 50 O6
Making S2,n1I So
To which add above deficit of Treasury, ABS OF
Making trnc Indebtedness ofCounty} ss.5la %
June 1st, 1859,
Less whatever the Railroad Stock is worth
or can be sold for
DISBURSEMENTS.
The Treasurer paid to Gem School Funds3,957 s.
sc Special 60 90 $3.50 60
Road ss Liz A
So Township So 1,l46 10
Total. 1858 80
Total County Bevenue, lO,2" a.
Total disbursements, Sl9,s5l &c
Which is respectfully submitted,
a. FULLER, A. NJ. c.
uno3-3f1t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-07
WANTS MONEY

NOTICE is hereby given TO holders of County
Y Orders, of Marshall county, with numbers
corresponding with the numbers below, dated 1853
and 1854 and all orders protested prior to June
18th, 1875, that upon presentation TO the County
Treasurer at his Office they will be redeemed
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POSTAL DIRECTORY,
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC .Eorth-Albany Buffalo and Canada. 8 P.M
North and Weet way msil. ............ 6k A. NJ.
Western mai, via Erie RR.5}z IL ends q. "
male. :...........7 An. and AZ T. NJ.
Eastern mail, by railroad 81. A. X. and "a p y.
SUNDAY kin, On Sunday 81 mails close e. bpm
CAuyoRxn. By steamer, via Panama, Satur-
Tss 6 5sS Mali io- California leaves s. LOUIS
Designed for it should be marked Overland, via
g. LiHr The Overland from St Joseph oJ 10 Salt
Lake city, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday, at
via St. Joseph"
So. PAoIr,c..By steamer, VIA Panama, sa,ur.
By steamer 'i Black Warrior, Thursday ~
ksxoo From New Orleans by steamship Tennessee on
the Is, and 18th Of each month. Letters should
be placed IN the ONCE At Rev York six days pre-
yious TO the above datel
EUROPE. BY steamship City of Washington,
BAH.yA on he daT after he arriv. Of eaeo ns
packet A. this port, the karnak viii
despatched with mails for the bahama Islands,
70 be landed NJ Nassau, N. =. The United
States postage will be five cents per half ounce
on letters, and two cents each newspaper. TO
be collected IN al In the United States, on
uaoee sent or received
TIAB OF CLOSING AT Tae LONDON OFFICE.
lSrJ 1.-THE Overland Mail closes folowsVia Mar
settles, the ID, 9th, 18th and 9th of each month
Via Southampton 4.h, l2fh aud 10Th touching al:
Gibraltar, Maits Alexandria, Suez and Alden.
CrnrA..Fi Via Marselles the 9th and 25tb Via south
ampion 4th and 10th.
AUSTRALIA Via Msrse,es and on the 10th Via South
Emptn and Suez l2n
Nautilus Via Alden on The 4th and 9Th OF the month.
brAzI-. VIA South anpton the 9Th of the
mails at London fslls on Sunday they made up
evening D-evious
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IMPORTANT ARREST ALLEGED RFcFIvEE OF Stolen
Goops-SToIES PROPERTY FOUND UPON UsED.-Some
days wholesale establishment OF Wna rrunner
Co Broadway, robbed of of valuable hand
kerehies rather mysterious manner which for
time the proprie.ors at loss 20 account fo. ap-
pears however that the box which contained the goods
was placed door, and the thieves, watching their
opportunity, seized he box, paced it in wagon, and
drove of. day two Mr.. Brunner happened into
dry goods auction store N Broadway, when, 70 his great
surprse he found the identical property stolen about
he sold a. auction Upon inquiries ne found that man
giving his name Joseph Deyids residing Ffh street.
had LEFT the goods in question 10 be sold. Mr. Brunner
order 10 arrest the parties, IL possible communicated
ihe facts % Captain Wang Of the detective force, VINO
namedstely detailed officer j. H. Smith and detective
officer Sampson. two OF exChef Massels old shadows,
10 work NJ the case warrant vas first procured for
The arrest of Dreyfus and @ close watch for
time kept his residence Fifth street. Some three
hours brought along the very man whom the officers
wanted and as he neared lis house they took
him into custody. Ee accordingly conveyed 10 the
pcice headquarters, where, on searching him, gold
watch was found upon his person, which had mat
very morning been golen from the jewery store
Of John H. Atwood, e6 Fulton street No clue 10
Tho parties who had robbed Mr.. Drummer w.s az
certaincd from The prisoner though is alleged tina.
reyus was without doubt the alleged receiver Of
s6ien goods. On searching his premises large number
receipts we're found where goods had been sod by the
sad auctoneers on Broatway, amounting 10 several thou
sand dollars and which alleged have been stolen and
toid 10 the above manner. Yesterday morning Dfeyfos
was brought before Justice Welsh where he identified
by the CLERK Of Nr. Atwood the who entered the
store on the morning the watch stolen he held
ty Justice Welsh for examination Dreyfus Is also the
zane man VINO commenced suit against the proprie
srs Of the National Police GdSe for libel not long SINCE
they having charged HIM with keeping alleged "fence"
and peing an alleged receiver Of stolen goode
LARGE HAUL OF PRosIIruTS-About eleven O'Clock ast
nigh: officers Paret and Cole Of the Filth precinct made
descent upon the prostitutes in Broadway adjoining
street. Some twenty taken into custody aud
locked up N tho fifth ward station Among the grs
arrested were several OF the street walkers
who nave infested the city for several years and who
have been repeatedly sent the Island but BIZ some
means other they have always managed 10 get or In
few days after being sent up Broadway has, FOR the past
two months, been overrun a. night with these vie
lures and respectable citizens passing along constantly
annoyed ~ them The girls, when arreslei gave their
ana profession e follows
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telegraph Marine Reuoyt

SANDY HOOK. Jan o. sunset-So In ward bound vessels
In sight, Wind sW, and Light; weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, Jan is, sunsetStearnsb,ps Alabama. and
Marion are passing the Highlands, bound out inward
bound vessels in sight Wind sw light.
LONG BRANCH NJ, Jan o. snnsct-wea,her hazy of the
sQUAN NJ Jan d, sinset-wind s, Light weather hezy
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Montgomery Capt wnles arrived yesterday
morning from Savannah. Purser i Lasainere has our
hsnks for fall files Of papers
STEAMSHIP NEW YoRK-TEsrrHovAI-New York Ian o.
To Captain Won santen, Steamship New York Sir We the
undersigned passengers board the steamship New York
beg offer and the officers under your command our best
thanks for the great attention that w. have i
times experienced N hands passage from Bremen
10 ~ port To yOnr skill and good IN tho
hciet which orders undar
considerable trials and difficulties sessen OF the wear are
we indebted under Gods providence excellent passage
We have made md separate wishing yon
FOR The future thai success which believe your
tenton 10 dny must at all times We you
those who passed the days between the 9th
1889, board the sesmshp New York CAPT q Gordon
hBM Army Capt w II franklyn, HIM Navy. Hespe, q
Hoisede Ksppe Rush, Nicolas Wachter, Oberndorf
Albert Johns Moelng Ciuever, Rev Peter Bury Fred
de Vergy.
SHIP u DrxEv, Dixey philadelphia from Liverpool.
heavy westerly weather the most severe the captain
as during thirty of seafsrinr life spf The
sas rom he larger yard and only with the utmost vg
I'D na ne sails could be Kept In sufficient repair brug
the sbip into port.
BRIG Mtrfp, hinuels from Boston for Jacksonville be-
9e 'foHec On me beach VI Hun seDsins the Roads really
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n CHANoH OF AGHNCY-
JULES MUM 4 CO.'S CHAuPAoxr.


We Bog 70 Inform u trade and Ao pubne n seners IA
NE contract formerly e11ssng between and JON a.
Boxer for Ne agency wines boon
the Slss day Of Desember hs and uat have appointed
sines Meyer Jr eur sole agent for tho United STATE ON
houses VI Hoimss Cologne and Johsnninberk
yUL4 NUM- co.
=: 4uM
CAkD ~ LhE IkADE AND TIE ruBLIO IN 0KNERAIl
since me asoinuGn OF our o,a Wen known house Of
1umm Co., our brand has been somewhat neglected n
Amerca ana are nov Wln Al OF our energy
ana ample meant 70 retako our posnon ~ once We have
DsreIore cnanged our agency ana VIII SEND unparalleled
wines 70 your country.
wsn 70 dsncuon potween eur brand
Juiss Mnmm JOS AND mat OF Similar name IN ordes
na eScn pouhe mus 70 oy on ~ own moHs anu
'o rnn PURGE We nave gny cnange6 our lomer labels
are connoent hat these vines we nave just sent out
our new agent James Meyer win not be surpassed BY
any oor p1anu ana E9 ieei ssoso W INC ciooess Oo"Ps
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship J .aI lr, Moody, I,verpool-E Cunard
Steamship Marion, Foster, Chariesion,sponord Tes,on
wei 4 Co
ysbip Plymouth Rock, Harmon, LoudonGrinne Mntirn
Ship Maid Of oreans Dennis New orleans-wm Nelson
Sons
Bark " Horton, Ulmer Napes-walsh, Carver & Chase
Barn WIdi.e %eGonnei Vera craz-flsrg,as Bros.
s sEs :sa:ss ESs
Brig SeWhsi Payson 9sraarThes 1ams. oh0rcn
ZIG ZIG Iharsr karr abe. Point pes-R Buck Co.
55is Troion, Winston. Bfsoi. II $ y@ag ''s'''''
sssr Witch Of as Wave IaylO, ssassrosi Small
se Tn5or S cosf HsTnSa S.s H"as0"
s SSrsh MARA Maria underhll 8, Jsso,sI eager
sehr Fisnney, AppiegiL sssannah-D Murray.
schr b \ HAWKINS, Griffin oharleson-McCresdy Mott 4
sShr strong Mott wInInSgton-J Smith Co.
schr Leroy, Osborn, Noriok-sturecs 4 Chairman.
ARRIVED
SIC 5nship New York srem) Woo ssnlen, Bremen Jan
Reche Experenced since Jan IS heavy westerly gales and
sn snn T. Arryed of The Bs.iery SIS AN
PASSENGERS 10 u Il Cromwell a Co. Experienced heavy
ship LORENZO Eaton Liverpool Dec g. with dse, to master.
Bsrk zingarela Bunker Ro Janeiro De- with ,caee to
gales from az s leaking badly has shed cargo c
with Trowbrdses sons Of New Haven where shs
IN bound.
Bark Jane Bishop Smith Providence in ballast " master
Brig Annie Ge.dert lB, Wiley, Windsor Ms 10 days wih
potatoes, &C, 70 Whitney Co.
schT James Lawrence, aleu- Boston. 3 DAYS.
Schr WIN & Mershon Is mass. Cole, Providence.
Schr Chocaw. Harding Wareharn, B days
Sloop Blackstone Stedusan. Providence.
Steamer Aibauoss, Williams, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Cavallo, Washington, from Pass Cayalo
One bern brig
SAILED.
Stepuehirs d. Me-
on Charleston ship Danl Webster London; and Others
From QuaraI tine ship Challenger. for San Francisco.
The snp Plymouth Rock for London has anchored qua
rhnDe.
Wind at sunrise NV, sunset g.
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Tbs Quickest Rum 10 Liverpool.
~ rHH wpfrpR or THE HERALD.

In your paper Of the 10Th you publish ss Of the fast
60. things going Allow me contradict. your statement
- one or two particulars
claim for the Dreadnought the credit OF the shortest
passage across the Atlantic. Now for the proof You
cay the Red Jacket made the passage in thirteen days
hour and twenty five minutes. New she eft New York
az per Geographic report in Gnpn's room-Jan 0,
1864 at 445 p NJ crossed the bar and arrived at Liver
On The night Of the 24th-making fifteen days.
The Dreadnought left New York Nov. 20; discharged
pilot r M Dec took pilot of Point Lynas; detained
water the bar eight hours anchored the Mersey
st Top M.-fourteen DAYS
The James Baines sailed from Boston Sept IL, ~ ar
rived al Liverpool on the 25th at mdnght-a fall thr
days passage Allow the Dreadnought for the usual
difference between New York and Boston, puts the Dread
scught ahead of her. DAVID OGDEN.
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THE LECTURE yEAsOv-

THE COUNT JoAyyEs REsPECrrr1J,y .NNos1Ncre
mss .hs h,s' o. bis ssrls. q d-soarses oros win
Broadway at O'Clock sublectrhe French sn3 NJ
Metropolis and the Audacous Insult mon ,hc Name and
Z. Paris ynIy yss The first q hc soress shskspesr
iennes WI ~ on u"1csy svsnng February subjccThe
SION 81 EACH 70 be obtsined Of Appleton 20 punshcrs
Boadvay the Aston House. the 81 Nicholas Hotel The Metro
poian Hotel At L?ek woods Post Office i22 Broadway and
at the Hope chapel In he evenings No frc. s except 10
the editors and their authorized reporters for whom specl
tickets Of compliment Will be transmitted AMI accsmmoda.
Voyage and Providennsl Safety Of Steamer ,n, from
New YORK. December 1855 written bv The Count
Joannes and which, was pnbshed In the New yok Herald IN
Sunday Jan e. ll SHORTLY be reprinted In BOOK forn the
copyright ~ which is vested In the arthor ' ~
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamer Brooklyn went in commits
sion yesterday, agreeaby to orders from Washington
The Brooklyn in complete in every department, and
besides sloop Of wars allowance Of she takes
marine guard of forty three men, nearly what would be
allowed for frigate She has been visited by hundreds
Of people lately and has been pronounced the finest
vessels afoat The following is list OF her officers
Captain COMMUNICATIVE G. Farragut; Lieutenants-
and H. A. Adams; Lieutenant Commanding Marines
Geo. r. Graham; Purser-Looker Surgeon-Lews q.
Minor; Assistant Surgeons Christian and Leach Chief
Engneer-Jashua Folensbee; Assistant Engineers-C. s.
De Luce, VIM B. Brooks, NJ p Jordan, Brown, Snyder
and White.
pr: Hudson, OF tae United states Navy who died 10
Brooklyn the 23d inst, was buried yesterday with
military honors large number OF officers and guard
OF marines under the command of Lieut. d. NJ. Cohen,
companied the remains 70 their last resting place.
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Sac or the rser &C the Font Of Hubert Street.
NETTING OF rHf COMMITTEES ON wHARvss. srEas AND
SLIPS or THE BOARD OF C0UECILxEN.
he Committee On wharvee, Piers add Sips, OF the
Board Of Councilman, met yesterday afternoon 70 hear
parties In reference the sale Of the pier At the foot o.
The sale took place about two years ago.
when the pier knocked down by the aootoneer to A.
H. shultz the Of - 500. Two parties VINO were
present at the sale and took pert the bddngohn En-
dcot and Captain Barnsaege that they also bid $4,000
for the pier at the time il solo, and simuitane-
ously with Mr. shultz and that they appealed to Mr.
Flag the Conp oer who also present, against the
decision of the aucouee that he also decided that
the auctoneer acted legally in knocking the pier down TO
Mr. Shultz They appeared before the commtee stating
these facts, and also that they came mere iuy intending
high and Mr. Burns said that he even informed the
auc.ioneer of this before the sale commenced They
Also said that they believed the pier TO be worth
more than SO and that the city lost considerably by
the sale What they desire is that the Corporation should
again put the up AZ oV ans % inc S
who were present believe to be- They submitted several
aldavs to the committee endorsing what they stated,
and declaring the sale to be illegal.
Councilman RHODES, the Chairman Of the Committee,
said that he had also received several adavits from par
ties who believe the sale to have been bona ie one
and among them that of Comptroller Fiagg These al
hdaviis aege that there unfarness in the sale
and that il only when consultation being held
among the other bidders after the bid of Mr. Schultz had
been pronounced that the auconeer knocked down the
property. They also affirmed that Mr. Schultz the
only person VINO bid 81 500 before the property
knocked down. The Chairman added that the testimony
before the committee very contradictory, and that
they would be obliged to have the opinion of the Corpora
Counsel the subject before they could report upon
the matter and in the meantime they would be open to
receive any further testimony adavts bearing the
point, that might be forwarded to them.
The gentlemen before them said that the entire sale did
not occupy than from two to three minutes alto
gether and that Mr. Shuz subsequently informed them
that he would have bid much $1,000 for the pier
had the competition SO high.
The Committee then adjourned.
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"A !. French s@ssosss . ssdsr S'ss ior
as2 s-c . ssa ss sa e NE nss s ssS
.Dder garments Always on hand and nade 70 Ordsr.
T. DE PERolyAL's. es7 BRoADwAy-. STAMPED En-
pnS % order sHs:usd n ss n r. snd nest psfs
smbroidered yokes Of different knds new styles Of
4 x9RoIDEIEEs. STAMPED GOODS, 40. o. EHa
s:' q e: most Fss Es q Pas 4 :sas ::
FREDERICK MAYNARD.
LADIES' SILK DsEs sIA SSfTo & rAssE1s &C.,
large assortment suaSs for is jOObns trade. constantly
~ Selling Cd At what they will bring,
MMnssE DA ssa4E @Ss sssS 3 concern
lot Of collar. at less han Ssf price DOL broadway
NOTICE
IMPORTANT 1asCs TO . s E1s;yp,E DEALERS.
United which grant The exclusive q make 1l iaS
LADIES' sk Esrss%Ss s e s1ss's'0s
without license win be held liable for damages full OK.
The undersigned arc parties having license from us to use
he rights asS privileges granted Sy add patent. tent
]. Wlgos { Co. J. P. Moran Co..
Shelton Osborn Skirt Co, Samuel n. Doughty
Osborn Cheesernan, NJ Bassett a Co.,
g gsyS.. 1 sssrson RRoIn,a ssns, Co..
Ghas. 4; Pcsuey Vim; Blasknston. "agsnt"
V. Reed " dp1aaSs' s S ou srSs SS
The Union Skirt Co., Arnes Brothers.
isaab Myers, =; \. Renner Co.,
2. L. harding, North Sherman Co.
OSBORN 4 VINCENT,
No. 90 Wsrsn street, et .n ss sssYR YORK
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The girls, on being locked up, made terrible out
cry over their misfortune, and begged be lot or pro-
missing TO be caught the street again but Ser
geant Sutherland deemed advisable 70 hold them all
and they will this morning be conveyed before Justice
Connolly, and doubt transferred 10 the Island for
short time The above officers are deserving Of much
credit for the faithful which they executed their
rather tedious duty.
CaARes o. PERJURY.-George Zeiy@ was brought be-
fore Justice steers, at the Essex Market Police Court
sharse or perjury, preferred against him by Henry
Quicker From the adayils on file IL appears that In the
nontn OF October last Zeigcr sued the complainant for
.vageHr wnch he claimed were due TO him, aud in the
couroeef the trial 1t is alleged he swore falsely 10
TEL ~nsh were material to the Issue then at The
Wex sas held TO bail sum OF 81 600 10 answer
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Personal Intelligence.

ARRRfvALs.
Prom Bremen, In the steamship New yorI. roh,. 81
New ore us; Geo Mailing Capt Franklin Cap, Gordon
and others
From ssv Wpsh, in tie steamship Mongomervcan, prrcc
IN woods Geo Alien, Woodruff, Marshall Mra NJ dsor
and servant q w Madison, Crane, Crane Miner
and Ia the ste Ts8e.
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah 70 the searnshio AlabamaJohu North Jr
ton Charles y b. rton, Mrs Munse and child b
Munsell, Mr. and MIR. osney hiss Ba,ey Miss Cam
and Mrs L Robinson-, md in the Storage
For Charleston in the Sea5nahip MariopvMrs stiles Miss
s.cors Mrs Brsmemsn, osn Ham and lady walsiep
Tspraser M Hewyt, G p 'sns, Nv Pbeap-aod 10 In ,be
s6eTsge.
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NIplos GARDKN.-The equestrian will be co n
here this evening, under the auspices of Messrs
Nixon Co.. who count, among other attractions Dan Rice,
the humorous Melville, the daring equestrian and other
stars of the circus world
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Personal,

PERSONAL,
ELLA-THAT PICTURE THAT YoIT ADNIRED so
II much WIS taken by Clarkey, at Meade Rrobers' Be
sue 'o ~ss iof Ol1sev when You 60 there. VETERAN.
IMPORTATION WANTED-OF HENRY r. FORMAM
who's IN this city Tuesday ey enng last in
ahy wm Two Young men whom he meet front of
me my Han on Wednes, morning sny information Of
him viii be thankfully received At The Globe un,s corner Of
Frankfort and William streets '' '''''' N "
DEPORTATION WANiED-OF JOHN WATERs Ma.
i've OF Ireland county Meath parish Of Nayap When
heard from Inc was 10 Milwaukee Whconsn Nv anon
o. HIM VIII be thnduy received by his brothsr Patrick
rAofnse street eW iork city Wisconsin papers please copy
MISS LOUISA LAURENCE OR s. L. c. WILL HEAR
M Of an old ireod from the South by addrexsins David
Copperfeld, station ID Pos, Office - 'e ~
MRS T. MA LETTER AWAITS ynr AT TUc
lvl Broadway Letter Office Please address " r Nv
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vxvANTRD-A SMALL BLACK aNo ran TERRIER
w dog Ponds weight must be well marked and
under monibso Address stating wevbt age price
and where TO be sesu, q. p. O., Hesah ONCE
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DOUGLAS 4 sEERw00Ds
MATINEE SKIRT,
rA aSsS ri E P!S5S$SSSHss1n
ADJUSTABLE LIE Busr1r.
he musn skirt esn Be
$ a
ca s @ %sS s muslin
and the fine material of which composed give graceful
;Ss: ~ &C. enable
OF q
vss
CANOE For sale at all the principal stores in the United
CKIRTs TWELVE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS,
springs 81 60 seventeen springs So Dealers snp
spd fourteen ' spnss s iA HARbNG p Isl sorns
street near Hudson street No connection with the next store
CHIRTING AND FRONTING LINENS OF THE CELs
Psss S percy in
ee mne per e @ az Of esaa al
sl embroidered handkerches at 81 25 81 &c. 81 81 and
Woven machine stitched hand made and embroidered sh
''''N'' TIE E' LINEN STORE u'' I"
s a hsiSs P"GIs Frs sas
ITO SKIRT MANUFACTURERs.-wE HAVE ON HAND
large quantities OF No IA iattened STEEL both
and untempered, which we will sell low % the trade.
j. p. NOR AN 4 CO.
Skirt manufacturers, 258 Canal
VELVET FLOWERS. .,u.., 49, ,,
CHENILLE CoIrTpRES
sOIREE OOIFFUREs,
Commencing at 81 60 each.
We have cut down In price the above goods enable
make room for spring flowers route from Europe.
JAMES TUCKER,
No. 36l broadway.
MET, WET, WET SKIRTS.
w r. NJ JAMES 102 Sixth avenue Eighth street, will
open this day five OF those splendid skirts ST.
value s.
Ladies who wish avail themselves of this should
make an early call.
WET GOODS, WET GOODS
w 7. NJ JAMES, l02 Sixth avenue Eighth street.
WILL OPEN THIS MORNING
100 dozen fringed towels. nj 7bc per dozen
IS " heavy linen buck do ut 81 per dozen.
3 cases splendid French brillante, at Is. per yard.
100 pieces wide twied linen towepg. at 7c per yard
Cases full width sheeting at Is. sd per yard.
Do nne pillow casing, at lUc per yard.
800 pieces fine plaid jaconet, at l21ac per yard.
% =" pure lrish linen, at Is. 3D. per yard
30 :" Scotch double dsmask, at various prices 40 per
cent below their value.
Hotel and housekeepers will find here saving of 30 oper
cent T. NJ. JAMES l02 Sixth avenue.
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. r. JULIEN HOFEL, NO. 2 WAsEIuGroS pr .cv =
y An elegant sst q spas;ncsy Jsss ,sessed.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

MERiCAN INSTITUTE fARMERs CLUB MEETS ON
"A Tuesday Jan % at noon q The Reoostory sSi Broad
invtsd Ladies' and strangers always Welcomes al
m'niou Always free 10 alt II. MxI31, sec'y.
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MARITIME INFELLIGENCE.


AlxASAc FOR SEw YoRK-rHrs DAY.
Sun snIs IA sooy RISES ....niorn . II
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-27

These clubs number amongst their members some Of the,
best amateur players the world Every part the country
has pronounced in favor OF the tables append
list or well known Places whe parties about
bles confidently rerered to for information
ceence Of these tables alone for ness but for the
superior manner in which mech Anica detail. apperta