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T.vbabIe War with Mcxloo.

New NGIFAss, j an. 20 The Galveston
News thinks. on Inc authority 81 reliable Il,
formation from The go G~nndc the pre--r,
difficulties there vii eni with war with
MsAico.
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1.-Two thousand copies Of Robert
Dale Owens new book = FOOTBALLS on
the Boundaries Of Another World. \
weic sold in Philadelphia in ono week.
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fSSO get good bargains Gosd heavy Over.
Coats. ,.n,iies Double shswIs aud 90
winter Clothing are now selling at crs, Of
the Cherp tl~h Stcrs, il order 70 give plnc,
ior n Sp,'ng Stock Of Goods.
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Office u hereby gwen hss ~ sbsd :
- enee 10 the orisr aud decree u 40
~ ~ Of Commin Pleas % Dubois county.
sna.ana; ~ill sell at pub It. ausli.,n, ~ Ne
rrr lsss On Saturday the 81 day ~ March,
~ q. ~ u.'t less than txo-shlrds % the 49,
PR isvd ssua thereof. On a croft ~ s~cIvs
m,nths, shv following Real Esssts L"ss
M. ~ aud -, hcing lnI.s. 10 ia. G~n ~
Cslestine, I1iiisna. su' jet "a ths = Llo~'s in-
iuscst thsrviu. STEPHEN RtISiER.
Adrnlasvasvr u Gsvr.s Keis.-s.
-, nr 1Gfn =.
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puIrE SATISFIED MIN IliM. The
London Fost pays 4 high compliment
10 President buchanan. for the iudg
incnt and good scnscdisplaycd by linn
in the present settlement Of the San
Juan affair. II SAYS:
':Thc policy which Mr.. buchanan
has pursued throughout the dispute il
highly crcditablc to the wisdom and
Justice Of that gentleman. lie has
practically disavewei the lawlcss and
offensive acts Of General Harvey, and
has placed tbr question upon a foot
ing with wb itch diplomacy can easily
and safely deal"
II thinks a reference to some indie
pendent power to say what is the pro
per Interpretation of the treaty in re-
spect to the boundary lines is the next
step in the stage Of the dispute.
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A man VII had recently become q votary
10 Bacchus, returned home one nigh, ia al
intermediate stale Of bcUziness. That il 10
say he was comfortably drunk but perfectly
conscious OF lis unfortunate situation. --
Knowing that his wife was asIecp. he deter
mined 10 attemp. gaming lie bed wihou,
disturbing her, and BY sleeping elf nebria-
lion conceal the fact from her altogether.
Ito reached The door Of his roou without ds
'urbing her and after run,in sting few mo
ments on The matter, he thought IL he could
resch the bed-posi. and hold on 10 il while he
slipt OF bis apparel the feat would be easily
accomplished. Unfortunately Tor his scheme
a cradle stood in the direct line with the
5ed-posi, abou; the middle Of the floor. OF
course when has sssins came in contact
with the aforesaid piece q furniture, he
pitches over il with perfect lyoseness; and
upon gaming an erect position, ere an
equilibrium was established. he went over il
backwards, ia an equally summary manner.
Again he struggled 70 his feet. and bent fore
most over the bower Of infant happiness
Al length. with the ffih fall, bis patience
become exhausted, and tho obstacle was yet
to be overcome.
10 desperation he cried on, 10 his sleeping
partner, Wife, wife. how many cradles have
you 60. in The house! I've fallen over five,
and here's another before me!
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InE ENGLISH bLoODED HORSE


WI m.ku the sn~uin: s-ssnn
~ At 81. Mirnrso. i've Mills est ~
Ferdinand. commencing on April la AnJ
endng July 3u!h, aud will be lst ~ ~; $50
.ou 81; iusnrs 81; Billy u a chs.ln"s bs,. 4
ycsr- 10, 13 hana- high, n>suvsl Hossss.
from ihr bes; English stock and very gss
tls. ile has AKIN IL. premium IN shs
Sprr c.r county Far. ~ u.s' bsrs bIood h"vss
Of sDv cgr, aud also ~" premiums . the
bss' horse 81 MS cia.s. Billy will 30 sh.~ o
in rvrdinanJ On he 36sh % Mach. and IN
Fulja "a March 21sh.
.fru IL rp-a~ Y ULRiru ca ai.rAv.
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% Go 70 Mr.. ,vssELLY's for caeap baby
boots, tor be has good supply Of them.
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IT CONGRESS has not Vet organized
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1F The Washington corrcspon-
dent Of tho Cincinnati Commercial, "a
paper which is now engaged in trying
to prove that the Little Giant has no
strength in the soutD says that Judge
Douglas is the second choics Of the
Tennessee delegation to the Charleston
Concentration. Andrew johnson
icing their first choice under instruc-
tons. Thus far Ohio. Indiana, Hi
nois, and Minnesota have instructed
for Douglas, Mississippi for Jefferson
Davis. Tennessee for johnson, while
Kentucky recommends Guthrie.
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There are altogether, in this county,
1897 acrcs and 70 hundredths, and
the total appraisement amounts 70
S6,764 25- Some Of the land is ex-
cellent, and its sale on such easy terms
will enable many poor men to become
ownen Of farms.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
=. Office is hcrrhy given tha. ne undrs-
~ sgrq h-. h-en appointed Admintssra-
'rs q The Estate VI Anthony X airline lnts
y Dub9s equity. Indlans, Decreased. S.id
ts'ate y supposed - ~ solvent
URSULA HARLAN. Admtnisssslris.
u 81 Nv llE
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GUARDIANS SALE or LAND,


* Office Is hereby given. .hst 10 pur.u.
y ancc ~ Az order ~ The G lrt Of q 49,
mon Pleas 81 Dl.cis CO. made nt The On.
N. term thvr~o. 1853, repeated J ID. a. m.
lS,in, ths us,tsrsl.uud J.hn Fisher. Gunr.
s.an y Milton N .iley's Loir., viii oil ~
saturdsy the 25.n day of F-hrIrry, 1860
the o.e equal aud undivided tu-sh psy ~
ne Two sgual aud Undivided twr-,ni,i ,srss
n the nth half ~ north wvss qusrIs a
.ersirn 10. aad the r"r,h halt ~ sal,h $50,
M.rtcr u section -. and tho anh go.
quarter " uor,h cast quarter o. ~sr.iou *,
M 'p~ nsh:p ODE, north IL raAge 5~..
A,'iorgng TO said minors, Al public aus,ion
OF se prrfri-as. Oue-h,lif OF The purchase
n if.t,y 4 o pad Ia cash. and ,hr bai..es
ses irrl hy The purchaser. note with ~
y 80 security according - Law within
eny yesf fF,s'n date OF sale.
). al -. lSJt-i~* JOHN FISHER.
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HIDES bought. AZ ~ /. 80, for fapn an.
"A & % TO 81 Ii for Mink, at The
CHEAP CASH STORE
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JAsPER:


We give below list Of the Univcr-
sity Lands in Dubois county, and the
appraiscmcnt OF the same. Wo do
this TO accommodate those that can.
not call at the Auditors Office to OK
anime the appraisemcnt list:
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cnsdaD aud Western as3'c. s7cj. ana y site 4 sc
CoflN-sies OF sos bag q I.io we're made Il los,e
postponed
ColTos.-.ahe market was again arner AMI active
The stock in this city being Hight tended 70 cheek lies
from store, while transactions transit were pretty
ireely made The sales footed az about ZOO babes
about 1000 Of which ia store. The market ad
Nansed &C We NON quote nidding uplsnds al IA &c
perl ID.
FREGTs.-1o Liverpool about 2s 900 bushels wheat
Were engaged in ships bags at lOa about 70 600
10000 bushels in bulk ~ 3D., and In ships bags az
va, 100 boxes bacon al Sos. 1000 bbs. ncur
at Us, with cotton at 5-16a q sd To
London 1000 bbls. flour engaged at IS Cd ,
anu oooo bushels Of whea were taken in bulk at
and 90 boxes bacon at p. To Glasgow SEQ 900 BIZ
hour were engaged at 3s. 4tsd. To Bremen 600 bl
our were engaged at As 100 cases Of tobacco al COS
Dds at Sos 100 bales cotton AZ lc and 700
Hay was steady with limited sales for ghipr,en al -or
q 75c.
LpT.-The market was steady ana the article in fair
demand, with sales OF some 500 COO bbl AZ zoe for
common and at 95c. for lump Rockhnd
MoI,ssssSales OF 100 bbs New Orleans Mere made al
32c. 35c., and 100 do. do. at sc. cash
NAVAL SroRfs.-The sales embraced about 400 bbls.
rosin including No 2 at 81 so and No. at 81 i "
PRovIsioSs.-Pork-The market firm and the de
mand fair the sales embraced about 400 bbs at $16
Sl6 %, the latter extreme figure old mess quiet
at $15 CO. prime at $l2 S12 so, and old at $40 20.
Beef firm and in fair supply: the sales embraced
about 1G bbls including rcpacked mess at 40 % $40,
and 80 30 $11 for extra do Bacon steady al 9c
91c for Western Hogs were armer; live at The depot
held at 5sfc and slaughtered at 6Ic with mode
rate sales Lard was in good demand and firm, with
sales Of 260 bbls and terces II Zoe iOsc Butter and
cheese were in fair demand, and prices unchanged.
RICE was quiet al Sc a SIC.
SUGARS active and prices steady The sales
embraced about 200 400 hhds. Cuba muscovado,
chiefly within the range of Sac. sac. per 10.
WHEKEY was hrmcr, with sales OF 800 bbls. AZ Zoe
1910.
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Sales Of Real Estate.
BY Adrian II. Muller.
House and lot 40 Yandewater street 2Ix35 80 $50


BADcEI--SrAIDING.--on Monday evening, December 81,
at the residence Of the brides father BY the Rev 4 s.
browne, FRANKIIs o. BADGER, OF Portsmouth, n H., to
GERTRUDE f., daughter Of Charles Spaling, OF Brook
Ign, Long Island.
MulER-CoDMus-A Port Richmond staten Island on
Tuesday December % by the Rev y N. Freeman, JARED
Miller Of Brooklyn, TO IBm, eldest daughter OF Jasper
q. Codmus, OF the former place.
oDErI-HNGHT.-At Ghappaqua, Westchestar county,
on Wednesday, December % al the residence Of the
brides father John Y Hlght, BY the Rev. Mr.. Shiland,
Mr.. J. J. ODfzi, of New York city, Miss PBElar ii.
III. HAiGnT, OF Chappaqua.
snoRr-knIoGG.-on Thursday, December =, At 8.
Paus church, Norwalk Conn, by Rev ID. IL Short Mr..
CHAs. G. SHORT Of Ridgcaed, Conn, to Mss LAURA +.
KELLOGG, q Norwalk.
SrrToN-RrrP.-At the residence Of the brides father,
Monday, December "a by Rev. Mr. Spear, Jf2sse u.
to LOUISA second daughter Of Michael Rupp all Of
Brooklyn
wAIxl1s--BRooKs Chatham Four Corners, New
York, Thursday, December 20, by Rev Mr. Mead, Mr.
CHARLES WALKER, Of New York. to Miss ANNIE BROOKS, Of
Chatham -Four Corners.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHuADEPHIA, Dec. 81, 1860.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, $50; Reading
Railroad ia Morris Canal, 5ls; Long Island Railroad
eX Pennsylvania Railroad, 36a Sight exchange on
New York y u per cent premium
New ORLEANS Dec. 81, 1850
The weather has been very wet Coton-The sales TO-
day have been 500 bales mddng upands llc III ac.
Sugar FIRM fair to fully fair, &C &c Molasses, &c
24c. F1our-Ohio, IS 25. CornN Csc Toe. Provisions
very dull. Freighs-Cotton, to Liverpool sd Exchange
on London, u a 2, premium; on New York, as, dis
-count.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 81 1850.
Flour advancing holders of superfne refuse So Wheat
firm GALES Of 5000 bushels; red at 81 80 white at 81 70
81 As Corn rm: sales of 200 bushels al Csc. &c
Coffee firm: sales OF 200 bags Rio at 124c 1870.
whiskcy steady at lsc
CHICAGO, Dec. 81, 1860.
Flour dull. Wheat firm at 1c. a &c. lower: sales
rs 900 bushels at soc for No l. 75c 76c for No. q In
store. Corn steady sales IL 900 bushels, at sic. in
store. Oats firm. Receipts-2l00 bbls. -four, is 900
bushels wheat, Il 900 bushels Sight exchange
New York firm at 10 ii per cent premium.
CINCINNATI Dec 81, 1860.
Flour in good demand at IS 40 for superfne, but
holders demand an advance. whiskey active at lac.
Hogs in light supply: sales 200 at IS 90 IS so at the
close sales unimportant and prices held at s. rs S. 90
Mess pork at $I4 IS $40. Bulk meats at orc. 7hc.
lard, in kegs 9slc. Money market--At the close the
demand increasing. Sight exchange on New York
dull at Y per cent premium.
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The stolen Trust Bonds.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Hon Judge Smaley
Dkc. z7.-The petty jury discharged until wednes
day next
The United States District Attorney (Ex-Judge Roosc-
vel informed the Judge that papers in
of preparation in his Office respecting proceedings against
other parties connected with the frauds the Depart
nent Of the Interior but in consequence Of the absence Of
witness they would not be ready for short time
The Court took recess, and the witness was not
forthcoming, after lapse Of couple Of hours, Judge
6malley ordered an adjournment until morning.
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THE Org:sA AT New ORIEASs-Adena Patti made her
debut at tho New Opera House the 10th December in
sLuca d Iammerinoor" The Picoyune says that the
theatre was radiant with beauty fashion and critical
intelligence and that s1Mss Patti achieved decided tr
umph the best judges being the warmest and fullest
IN her pfa,sev
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MILITARY Intelligence.

ELECTION IN THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
An election was held Wednesday evening, the Goth
tpS the srmory Of the Second company Seventh re-
enent (Sstiosa Guard to I'LL the vacancy created by
he promotion Of their late Captain (Shaler to the post
OF Major OF the regiment II resulted follows-First
Lieut. Einons Clark elected Captain; Second Lieut.
Noah L. Farnham elected FIRST Lieutenant, in place
81 Clark promoted: Second Sergeant Edward Bernard
elected second Lieutenant in place Of Farnham pro-
snotcd and Sergeant Joseph F. mcfarland elect
cd second Sergeant, in place Of Bernard, promoted
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TNtfArlN ~ " Vt
AsHeIhe market quiet, sales limited, and prices
nominal
FnsIe1rtTS.--Flsur-1he market was dfmer and more
active, and common and medium grades of state and
Wcsern brands wanted for export and closed AZ
advance e g.. oc per bill In the advance
was equal ~ i5c. rer bb The sses footed I'D about
Il coo hbla closlnq within the foIloMing range OF
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cay that the Union should and would be preserved and
the federal Laws executed both North and South His
remarks were warmly applauded.
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NBIo's GARDEN.-The Zouave actors, whose very sue
cessful debut noticed Monday last have been en-
gagged fer three performances, the first Of which viii be
given on Saturday next.
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r,e n the chest portion Of the howsls
v an Invaluable IN Asthma for Pains ~ the thf- 49,
nd ~ rsla In fact they arr unryasd or ~ to-
eyre wltSoui trouble hiodance from ordnsrs
e,s " S s each Nv the yard ~ ~ cnrai street,
No tnicn square -,
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ARRIVAL or FRENCH ARrrsrs-M Bertrand and twelve
artists for the Theatre Francais in this city arrived by
the Fulton The will be commenced in days.
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GARDEN STATE oF THE WEST
ILLINOIS cENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
iso@ ACRES s OF Ron upn i sahnrSa LANDS,
TRACTS or FORTY AcREs AND UPWARDS.
LONG CREDIT AND q At Low PRICES.
ne commniay drsc'Sa he following statements and
"o' m piis cE GS y RxrLRo.D COMPANY
asT s GT Industry WIN s provide G ens
ior hnseyes and families with, comparatively speaking
LANDS or ILLINOIS
me ss "a ine e ss sss no TSa sei n n
portion q he world whore NIL of he condition OF climate snd
SqS TS;S.; ,Ss $r$IIss s$Is ''
These lands are contiguous 10 a railroad M miles in length
which connects with other roads and naslgaee skss and
III ipp RaiTRohb sYsrEM or ILLINOIS
as s s stem Of ses 9asass sr g ,ne H.
fond 3enas 81. dininsh NE state expenses the TSxEs
are Light 'nf TT Ryf fSsi day decrease
e has rsaea rna and T Ws ma s' s s'
'o"'' expect VA rREsRk Sa' vi sfiSf extinct
The h sss + ps ng ug s With pepnason ss Doe
Inc AGs dT.I y no rRopCSTs nan ao..
q any ohe srs ne prod%shs sent on during ss past
oaches ssoc,o q bushels While The crop Yields
- wi, Fertility or THE soI.
N"whsre can he Industrious farmer secure such mss
ns TsrS. Il h he Pc r s
Is unSpr ssssd y. any the globe.
VIII TO ACTUAL CuLTlyATORS.
Since 1857 the Company have sold I,sO0 They
sell only to actual cuvacrs and every contains
agreement 10 cult vse. The road has been csA
through these Lands al OF SNOOOO In 1890
the population OF the forty counties through which
only sos since which 4I9 2 have been added
making he whole oruatian sl4 sa gain l43 per
TX. EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As evidence OF the thrift of the people be stated
that 01.a tons of freight including 8fOD bushels q
grain and 250p barrels OF -four forwarded tho
line last year.
The prices OF hese lands from - to e25 per acre s
cordng to location quality, &c First farming lands
snbdulng prairie land with wood Land In tho
rnio OF 10 ~ In favor of the The terms Of sale for
the bulk Of these lands will lie
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
Mt six cent and six interest notes NJ six
cent payable respectively IN two three four hve and sin
date and four notes for principal payable
In four Ave- six and years from date Of sale the
tract STIMULATING that tenth of the tract purchased shall be
fenced cultivated each and for Eve from
the date 81 that the end of i've half shall
lie fenced and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the should be 81
dollars when the cash price will be five dollars
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands soil climate prcduc
10 T. W. FOSrER, LAND COMMISSIONER,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Chicago, Illnois
For the OF the towns villages and cities suaed
the Illinois Central Railroads.&c. ls 1872 800 Appete~'.
Railway Gtide-
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buy all Your Liquors for Medicinal q nd
family the old Fifteenth street Disery established
in 1s52, al 255 West Fifteenth street
CHARLES WHITE Proprietor
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Blood and Money Against Treason and
Robbery Americans, democrats and republicans go the
des against secession aud niger revolution Photographed
by HOLMES Volunteers for Charleston get their portraits
at 500 Broadway.
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Gifts that will be Treasured More than
any others-MEADk BROTHERS. Photographs and De.
guerreotypes. Ill price, 2Ss Broadway.
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Gentismen Who Desire n Fine. and
elegant HAT should call EsPRNsCHEIDs Ils Nassau st.
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Umder-Garments and Hosiery.
fHK LARGEST VARIETY WILL BIZ FOUND AT
67 Broadway, New York CITY,
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HOstery.
ENTERTAINMENTS AND
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
IA. RANKIN a cos,
No 96 Is oNery
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= hhhuHh NOtf W. " h.l'.o rnlpo "" anht na'n
saes of 800 bb "A - 80 ~ for extra Southern Hour
was frmer though less active The sales embraced 500
bhs. closing within tho o. tho above qnnatcns
rs -four in fair demand with ssss " small lots at
our hgurfe COrn meal quiet md prices irregular
sales Of 2o bills Jersey made ri 81 TO- Wheat waa
hrmcr and 10 good demand at higher rates. The trans
actone embraced about 30 900 bushels CLOSING tc 70 2c
highcr) White Kentucky brought ~ so ~ -, white
Michigan NJ ~ 40 81 80 red Western Al ~ ~ ~ ~,
Milwaukee club 81 ~ ~ o. the ANer figure was for
amber coofed state Al 20 81 co. Al ~ ~ ~ for
Northern club and No. Chicago spring ~ ~ Y. ~ 20
Crn ac,ive and hrmer, with sales Of ~ 600 bushes
NJ Csc Tor westrnmiyei, in store, arr y &C - do
aAoat and n ne 10. fcr rrtna feiuw ih-sf "a
am. bit quiet. Rye was inarii Nsa W Nee ha III.
isL Cats weit siesds set 81 q toa III M Is
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NEw 0RLEASs, Dec 81, 1860.
Advces from Mexico that Deleada IL the flyorte
candidate for President, and zemora for Governor Of
Vera Cruz
The secession news from the United States caused
great excitement among the naval officers at Vera Cruz
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Relfable, Harm
less black brown Factory 81
street Sold and applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, l6
Bend street.
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Call at 14s Nassau street and Examine
the New Hat Companys winter styles Of Hats Standard
price 81
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Call ON White for Your Holiday Hats
and Caps at No 2l6 b. galway opposite ST. Pauis
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Mink and Sable Furs for Holiday Pre-
senstapes Half Cspss, yicorines Auns and Cuffs, sell
ing on az great reduction, At BANfAs, s7 Canal street.
corner OF Wooster.
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OvercOats for the Holidays,
Al panic prices, from % TO go
At GRO. A. HUNTER 90 -
Mammoth Clothing Warehouse go and 10 Bowery
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Surralos CouET-rRlAI TgRN.-Notes of issue are ut
required for causes already the calendar Notes of
issue causes must be filed before Saturday
the Goth inst Notes Of issue for General and Special
Terms must be filed.
SUPREME CoUrT-CRcUu. Adjourned for the term
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The Most Useful Holiday Present.-GrO-
YER 4 BAKERS celebrated Sewing Machine. II win hum
through lie and bless as goes 4s5 Broadway New York
$40 and upwards
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Presents at Low Prices.
Geniemens Gloves silk undershirs, fancy scarfs Skating
Caps, &c, at retail
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Hernia or RuPtsre C.rss ~ wsar~g
WHITES PATENT LEyEn rpfss
Tie hsa IN he world Sold only Al - Bons street Mt
nm. tlssu and TIC Dolerewx Ase~dsIv
,.,rea M l,ouowsy's ccebia.d Pills and Ointmst Tts
,nt,nr Il s0ohes the irritable and muscles
ing srass suhdng PAIN while the Pts strenshekh
d.blf4rf Constitution
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Steinway d Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the manufac
,ured are warranted for five Warerooms 81 aud 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

RiDgwOOd, ar White Knitted Wooden
Gloves, Leary Co. IS successsfs III Mt DUSRNBuRY
leaders and ntroducrs OF fashions for gentemens hats
4 and Aston House. - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
reesThe best In The world wholesale aud retail aud The
dyc privately applied No 6Asior House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

Furs, Furs, Furs.-(se nin's, 513 Broad-
wsy--iiudson Ray sahie Carre MuHs aud Cuff
Mink Cspes Nuns and CuHs,
Cbldr~n's furs, in seis
Gents FUR Cars Collars, Gloves and Sleigh Robes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

Besbe ~ Co.. lJ6 Broadway, invite spc-
cis attention 20 their styles for genemens and young
holiday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

Maysh q Co.'S Radical Cure Truss.-
orr ~ ycsty street s,nr House. Opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

Ladies', Misses and Chtldren's Fancy
furs NUTS Cuffs capes vctones &c All kinds and STYLES
reaied Wholesale prices; genemens Fur Collars
and Gloves. HARRIS RUssAK, 22s Bowery, SO Grand
street, 23l Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-28

Inns Hair Dye, Soc. Black or Brown
pepos Ne, Barclay street Arctic Ointment for burns
n
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New Counterfeit.

PHIIADkIIIIA, DEC. II, I5bU
Peterson's Detecor cautions the public against
lerfelt tens on the Bank Boston ygnette two
females and sheaf Of wheat.