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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

General Garland Of the United states Army, l. stopping
the Ncw York Hotel
Edmund DECIDES and Charles Thorndike or canads;
Mrs Gardner and daughter aud Mss Dunning all OF New
ORLEANS. are stopping ~ the Brcvoort House
Hon. A. p Grant, Of Oswceo; w. * Mccomb n Della.
ware. W Ravenc OF Charleston, and g. NJ Colburn OF
Cincinnati, are stopping st the ~ Nicholas Hotel
pr Nichols and wife, osJTashngtou. W. H. DUBOIS. OF
Boston Mr.. Hsnsworth of Chile. a. IldIum of Rondout
and X Richardson and WIFE, Of Tennessee. stopping
AT the Everett House
General A. y. johnson and family, Of kentucky. o N
Chaplin. OF Albany; W VI Page, NJ the United States
Navy. A. W. Bosworth, Of New Orleans, and W. a. An.
dcFson Of Montreal, stopping the Astor House
Col. III y. slower, of New Work, ~ Clifton, OF the
Mansion House. Buffalo " X Huitwefi and wife, Of Rich
mond, >. v Isngsirc'h, q Philadelphia, and : = Mar
shalt " White Plans stopping At the Ifarge House
COL Hardec. Col Rugves and A N. n Mcccck all 81
the United states Army, William washburn and \. n
Wright of Boston " Croll, Of Philadelphia George u
FISHER Of Virginia. and ID. n shipman, q Chicago arc
stopping at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Hon n r. Scenes, % Maine: Col Williams ~ Georgia;
ben ugcr of the United States Coast Survey; Captain
Frisbcc and " X Garrison, of California ~ AZsbrtskie,
% England; Mr. Hoover Of Washington H. d. Bacon, Of
II louis y p Ten Brock, Of Iowa, = Cowc Of LONDON
II Morgan, " south Carolina W. T. Thompson, Of yirgi-
ma and A. Coleman, Of Alabama, are stopping AZ tho Me-
trupotan Hotel
Coy Perry o. Fioriaa arrived IN Charleston, $ q On
The 11th met
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Police Intelligence.

SHOOTING ARRAY EAST THIRTY EIGHTH SrREEr.--O
Saturday evening the wives of John Ruyter and John
Hughes residents Of tenement house In Fast Thirty
eighth street. First avenue became involved in
quarrel about the trng of three dollars, which
suited in Mrs. Ruyter receiving black eye. The hus-
Germany coming of second best, when he drew a
pistol from his pocket and ball spinning into Young
Ireland's leg Hugheswas picked up by policeman Nc
Bride OF the Twenty first precinct police and brought TO
the station house. whore he attended by exCoroner
Connery The wound at first thought to be danger
Gus, but upon examination the physician thought the
chances in favor of Hughes recovery The ball has
yet been extracted but IL will probably be to-day
Ruyter was arrested and taken before Justice Quacken
bush the jefferson Market Police Court where he
held for examination.
FIGHT SrABBISG ARRAY IN CENTRE SrnJ1rr.-whie
Christian Huske proprietor of drinking saloon at No.
90 Centre street, endeavoring TO eject a couple
Of drunken customers from his premises on Saturday
evening" he stabbed in the abdomen and severely
wounded The assailant who gave his name Patrick
Brady taken into custody by policeman Dven OF the
nth precienct and committed 10 the Tombs Huske
conveyed to the New York Hospital.
ANOTHER SrABsIxG CAsx-Frederick Scott, negro, was
brought before Justice Welsh yesterday charge OF
assaultng Charles Ayros aso colored with knife cut
ting him severely about the head and face Tho affair
happened in the Park late hour Saturday night
police think that robbery the motive for the
assault Scott committed for examination while the
sent TO the House OF Detention for wit
ness in White street.
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CN1SSAr, Dec Is, 1850
Flour duh at So 81 10. Whiskey declined To Isc.
Hogs hrmcr and not many In ne market good brought
- 30 a IS CO. Mess pfk m good demand Al sls 70 a
slA GU. Green neat higher. shoulders 4tc Axe.
sides CSC. 6iSe. hams exc SIC. lard IN demand
nj sAc, but holders asking -. Money market un
changed. sight exchange steady at ~ per cen pre-
MUM.
NEu 0RiSaSr, Dec is, 1850
Cotton firm sales 10 day 10 500 bales, loo for mid.
ding. sugar steady nj SLc SIC. fo- fair 70 fully
fair. Molasses &c 2lc. FrcghtsLCotton 10 Havrc,
lac.
MoRus. Dec. IS 1850
Cottcn--sacs to-day 500 bales, at ssc aesc Tor
mddling. Market firm
MonuE, Dec. IL, 1850
Cotion--Saes today 5000 bales, at 9tac. 9i,c for
mddlng. Sales Of the week, 1000 bales. receipts.
%. 1856 bales against ~ $40 bales the same time last
decrease Of 50 ass bales to date Exports Is $50
bales stock In port, 10000 bales Freghts-Coton
Liverpool, p16l. 1924
CHsRfssroS, Dec H. 1890
Cotsun-Sales to-day |, 400 bales Market unchanged.
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Naval Intelligence.

BgoOxIYS NAVY YARp-The present aspect OF affairs at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard presents rather gloomy and in
active appearance The different departments have next
to scaled their doors and the cold spell which lately set
has driven nearly all that portion Of aborcrs employed
ottsidc Of from further operations Besides there
has not been penny for the last two pays which has
greatly reduced In circumstances that portion OF the
poorer working class who have been solely dependent
each day labor for the support OF themselves and fsm
lies. Many Of them have been compelled to sell what
little due them by the government al runous figures
70 be enabled 10 meet their present wants The neghbor
hood around and about the yard presents more the ap
pcarance Of " Godsmiths deserted village" than any
thing else readily compare TO- such Is the sun
day like aspect which II wears. The Spanish frigate
Berenguela the only bright spot to relieve the scss
monotony OF the whole the work on which Is being car
ried on night and day She will require numerous re
pairs In places where IL not anticipated previous TO
gong dry dock and that taken In connection with the
damage done her BY the recent explosion Of powder
board will take a longer period Of time to make the
necessary repairs than first calculated on. This
cold weather almost insupportable for that portion
Of the who have been compelled TO DO exposed
much 10 the incemency OF the weather. They present,
OF them, very amusing sight, being swathed up
and their ouiy reply ~s1eAe Jsssi and
then dodge their head under again.
Tho slave bark Cora has been taken in charge by the
officers Of the yard and floating In ordinary. The
The United States prisoners which came home In
her twenty three in number) taken In charge by
the United states Marshal On the 1Sth inst.
relieving crew for ihe United States sloop OF war
Cyane viii leave here the steamer OF the 10Th inst for
Aspnwall, and from thence TO Panama, where the 81
Mirys will be in readiness TO receive them. The old
crew returns BY the same steamer.
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City Intelligence.

CASUALTY METROPOLITAN GAS woRKs-Coroner
Jackman held inquest yesterday at Bellevue Hospital
upon the body of George Weir a native Of Germany,
aged thirty years who died from the effects of dis
location Of the hip and knee joints, received while
gagged at work at the Metropolitan Gas Works foot Of
ll7th street. East river Thursday last Deceased
sided at No. 227 East Eleventh street.
VEHICLE CAsuALTY-A Boy KnIED.-Wliam Muligan,
lad about fifteen years Of age, while attempting to
Jump on his fathers cart Thursday missed his hold
and falling under the wheels severely injured that
he died yesterday consequence, at his residence No.
3l8 East Thirteenth street Coroner Jackman held an
inquest upon the body.
FATAL FALL WHILE ISToxIcATED.-John Dalton, a resi-
dent Of No $50 Fourth street fell down stairs Friday
night while intoxicated and severely injured that
held inquest upon the body. Verdict, "Acciden
tai DEATH
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THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH
i DISTINGUISHED IN LITERATURE,
st.,nhS With from their writings of those vomc
81 the south become distinguished In the Geld 0
aHDAsE LIE Writ ANNA CORA RrToHIE,
MISS MCINTOSH. MRS WAKEFIELD,
MARIoN HAkLAsD, MISS EyANs,.
MRS wELBy, MRS GILMAN,
MRS. PHELPS, MRS sQuTHW0RTH
MRS. LEE HENTZ. MRS. WERNER JOHNSON.
and many others The literary execution Of the volume by
NARY FORREST,
whose productions have attracted IN Various quarters ootn
attention admiration been admirably and Justly
formed The work Is enriched with seven beautiful
STEEL PORTNAlTS,
engraved BY our best artists which are pronounced oy 'ns
TRULY ADMTRABrEr
The Louisville Journal In an extended review. says
GENIUS OF THE SOUTH
sphere IN that region y Pros. ssd
which too 10 cold
OF Southern prcroenves
RECOGNISE THE COURTESY
In The only practical way BY making hiz volume wiiesp~osl
househod ysssurrel
~ tsiHNing - rom the pen Of
The Rev Or Prime Editor OF OF the New yovk oh~1rx.s
TRULY AMERICAN WORK
season peculiarly opIorunr and Win b. sppr~rsal~A
indebted TO the the FOR their n,
the literature Of the country volume will b. sp~sIiv
welcome % the south, whose daughters ARE hss
ola
SPLENDID HOLIDAY DRESS
beautiful Offering o. literature from the South thS
The work elegantly Turkey rorooro sntiors
full GIL, small qusrto price 90
not obsinabc At he bookstores copies VIII be sent b.
DERBY JACKSON. pu6lahers,
t9s broadway, New YEA
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Tw MsUFrn Fsmny.--The mackerel fishery OF o.
hasro has coeed for the season png the vharyes vita
tiers Of barrels of that squaril flesh One II the feet
the Harriet rofrey retreats 10 her mornings proudly
bearing the banner Of high boat Of Cohaset and pro
badly II Massachusetts bay. She has landed 500 bbs
and II claimed for her "high line william Ber
dick Of c. "the championship u the bay, has ight
13T barrels with his hook which will clear above all
expenses the snug Of t5B. We should like TO hear
from either OF capes Of any better fishing than that
The fect have All done we'll, wbiLc Of them have
made the beat voyages brought between the rocks
the shore fishermen bearing OF tho palm while the Ray
Chaieur feet returning with rather meagre fac,
vith The exception q or two --y1fnat Herpd
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Art1rsoS, X. r., Dec. Is 1890.
According TO the reports Of the Kansas Relief
tee there received for the week ending Dccember
L. from Illinois Indiana and Ohio 1898 lbs -four, meal
beans and wheat for distribution; and Distributed
1i3 is6 pounds The town Is crowded day with teams
from all points Of the interior for supplies ssd there
not enough hand 10 load them all and IL Is estimated
that forty trains viii have 10 wait for supplies 70 arrive
Great good being accomplished although VII have no
hcen reached
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DECISION IN THE CLEU WILL CASE.
In the matter Of the Gill OF Elizabeth Cisu. deceased
the surrogate rendered decision admitting the will TO
probate Tho will cecrcd by John n Glen the hns
band o. Mrs. Clrs u coutestcd by the of kin
on the ground Of tho existence Of subsequent, wills This
decision gives the bulk o. the property he Hyde Park
property and tho personal propcry) 70 the heirs and ths
property In New orleans 10 ue husband. An appeal IN
been taken by the cue~taua who claim all tbs property
under the ~ beequent Wills The appeal will have the
preferences In the General Term. supreme Court.
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Arrests for Violation OF tho Sunday Liquor

the police seem TO follow up pretty closely the liquor
dealers In some Of the wards while the majority Of them
they appear TO have their own way The whole matter
rests with the several captains, and II they ut TO
keep close watch on the liquor stores in these wards
mere woudbe over i've hundred arrested every sabbath
yet this IS not done, many Of the captains seeming to
very little for the several orders Issued 10 them re-
specting this matter by the General Superintendent
The following the number OF arrests made throughout
the CITY yesterday for intoxication and selling liquor
reported to the police headquarters last night Under
special order arrests also of all persons found
playing games in the streets and public places
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MQrrfeSl.

CHAIMKes-SnyR-In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, De-
cember IL by the Rev. William Bacon Stevens, D. D. ,
TnoMAs CHALMERS, Jr., Of this city, 10 Isabella Bird,
daughter Of Thomas Silver ESQ., Of the former place
JoRsos-CowEcHovKs.-A New Brunswick, NJ j., on
Thursday, December 49, by tho Rev. d. " NJ. Johnson,
rector OF ST. Mys church, Brooklyn, OSCAR JOHNSON,
Jr., OF Brooklyn, 10 SARAH L., daughter Of Nicholas r.
Cowephoven of the former place.
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oAyl afternoon, at three . clock
a. nns-on Sunday, December 10, JANET WuIxAxu.
Edward Jones
Ihe Trends Of the family are respectfully invited -
attend tne funeral On Tuesday afternoon O'CLOCK
from ner Ae residence No 90 douglass street Brooklyn
wnLAns-on saturday evening Of coasumptioa hr.
HENRY WILLIAMS in the 36th year Of his are
The friends Of the family respectfully invited Ia a.
tend the funeral Tuesday afternoon AZ one s,cIoc
from his late residence, 288 Broome street
Wisconsin and New Orleans papers please couy
WAsDnI-On Sunday, December l6 Joas IT,. o.,,
son Of Charles H. and Ann Eliza Wanden IN the I'd yes
OF his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectful
y invited TO attend his funeral Tuesday &C
two O'Clock from the residence Of his parents Ill Sixth
street, Brooklyn, H. d.
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Cristndcro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tes-
peca the best IN the wholesale retail and The
dye privately applied No. Assor Hcsse
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HOLIDAY NOTICE.
AT TAYLORs SALOON, Broadway, corner Of FrAnkha
May be found well selected varied stock
entirely Goods suitable for dressing
CHRISTMAS TREES.
Also Boxes for Presents RouleAux Beg, Sacs Cornsa
&C, filed with choice Confectionery.
He has also large stock Of Confectionery OF all kinda e
both French and American manufacure al Of which VII -
offered Of low prices.
The public are invited 10 call and examine.
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White, the Halter, SURPRISES the World
with his Holiday Styles for the winter Of 1880 Can be had
only at ZIG Broadway Furs Furs Furs, rctsied at whole
sale prices.
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Baehe1or's HAIR Dye-Relia BILE, Harm
less aud instantaneous black brown Factory ri Barclay
street Sold and applied ., BArcHELoRs wiz factory ID
Bond street -
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~
We have large stock Of the goods enumerated bclsw

TN EARNEST.
We have large stock Of the goods enumerated below.
DETERMINED TO SELL.
As \ perusL Of the prices will show.
READl READii
White French china Tea Sets ~ pieces for - ~
White French china Dinner Sets lac pieces - q
Gold band French china Tea pieces -
Painted and gilded French china Tea Sets a pieces =
Gold band French china Dinner pieces - rs ~
Painted and lded French china Sets pieces IS %
White French china Dinner Plates the dozen g
White French china Breakfast Plates the I -
White French china Tea Plates the ...... -
White French china Covered Dishes each ........ ~
White French china Soup Toureens .......... -
Silver plated Tea Kettles Observation-Disclosures. q
Silver plated Tea Sets pieces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 q
SILVER plated Tea Spoons, the dozen. .......... -
Silver plated Table Spoons the dozen .......... n
Silver plated Table Forks the dozen ...........,
All q these things but little OF the usual
prices.
Cut this out and bring IL with you.
W. J. r DALEY 4 co.
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar Proof Sse Isl Broadway Of Murray street.
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To MEET THE CRISIS
nov impending In the business world.
ROGERS a RAYMOND
have married down the prices Of their
BOYS WINTER CLOTHING
10 COST AND UNDER COST and ~ua seu
the ~hok Of their immense and varied stoct Ia ths As
meni rstes mueh
BELOW THE MARKET
Their object Is 20 secure
RAPID SALE,
even Al great sacri6cea and the opportuutv
PRESENTED no fANiIfRa
Of clothing their boys At comparatively nominal esress -
certainly arrived
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Frozen Gas Meters.-Patent Non-Freez-
ing Gas Meier Fluid guaranteed 20 prevent their freezing
Only olice bo2 Broadway.
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ste1nway Il son's Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the manufsc
tur.d; wsSanted for Ave yeArs wsreroons 81 and 81
walker street.
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Drawings OF tho Delaware state Lot
EDDY 4 CO, Managers Of the
DkLAwARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LoTrARiEs.
So, 3, "a, 60, GA, 81, As, 10, Ia, Is, IL, 2.
DsLAwAHx-CLAss So, Dec Is 1850 =
o. IL, 70, "a, 43, 81, 76, 10, s, 3, 46, ", 70.
Circulars free Of charge by addressing either TO
MOOD, EDDY co Wilmington Dein.ware,
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Small Por IL I'm Our mfdst! Decided Ae-
ton must ~ Ne taken Cleanse the with Wollo
vays Pulls snd ailay the burning innsmmston Hollo
ways soothing Ointment prcve~ve 70 psts and
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Coughs. Asthma and Dyspepsia are Po-
boslis Depcs Is cor,lsnd, st-et ''~
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DATENT AGENCY.
i Messrs MUM co, ,propretor. Of the scseatAs
American No Payk sl continue the business OF
curing patents for n in the United states anA
Their with
than other patent solicitors In the world fnvent
desiring TO obtain patents consult with MUM Co.
advice 10 Inventors free.
CKATEs, SKATES, SKATES,
- WHITMAN'S PATENT
wALTON'S IMRROyED
PHILADELPHIA CLUB SKATE.
And all other styles, at
l. NJ wALTONs, 81 Warren street, New Y9k
- SKATES, SKATES
ALL STYLES,
AT w. j. SYMS a BRO,
No. 30 Broadway.
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Drawings OF X. Frances Delaware
sussSr Couxrr, CLASS ~ Dec u, 1880
26, 81, IS, III, 2, 81, III, rs, ~. 81, 10, 90, 69
81, So, 56, as, SO, 20, Al, Z, 26, Q, II, As.
X FRANCE,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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john j. star, 80 Franklin street, west OF
Broadway May Be found well assorted stock Of superior
wnes Liquors and scotch Ale Of various brands;
Sons Dublin Stout Barclay Perkins London Porter and
Stout Niles Exa Ales and Gsus Philadelphia Porter &C
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GREAT SACRIFICE.
VI DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
SELLING OFF UNDER COST
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS
Diamonds Pins Earring. Bracelets Coral Sets &C EnsAA
and swiss atches all celebrated Makers warranted
d. G. PEACOCK, London, and 400 Broadway.
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weber's PfanOfbrtes, Overstrumg. TrOm
frame warranted the best manufactured VERY GREAT
BAkGAIEs At the mandatory, iSs West Broadway,
Canal street.
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Brooklyn Photograph amd Cameo
Hpcs for the Holidays. Sit early, ~ wILLIAMsON's.
Fulton street.
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ESTABLISHED SIXTY YEARS.

EsIABLIsHBD SIXTY YEARS
MEEK'S CABINET FURNITURE wAREROOMG
S3s and sS Fourth street. northwest Broadway
Superior Parior Library Dining and Bedroom Furniture
every Style
From the plain and substantial 10 elegant expouav
at reasonable prices
Interior Decorations, Pisr. hantei Glasses re
Goods packed and shipped al parts o the world.
LIME JEWELRY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
consequence Of the Interruption recus
business resulting political panic Throughout -
country, we compelled to offer Of
Jewery, consisting Of Diamond work.
GOLD CHAINS, Of all patterns.
BROOCHES,
EAR RINGS,
BRAcELETs &C, &c, "a.
Expressly manufactured for the Holiday trade,
AT RETAIL,
UNTIL JANUARY L
Purchasers OF Holiday gifts viii do well TO call
u. r. DOWNING co,
Manufacturers OF Fine Jeweiry
No 10 Maiden Lane,
Up stairs
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Toys 1Dr tho Hold ys-Retailed ut
STkASBURdER NUHN'S. Is Maiden lane, importers.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated NOiseless
Sewing Machines, 80 and upwards. 496 Broadway.
Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure Truss-
Once No yesey street stor House, opposite church
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IN VIEW oy THy CONDITION or rHE rrMEs
have sCspdeS 2 sYc.s q ~ scrs ssost On haaA =
DKvLfN HUDSON CO.
M Rru~d
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We have open splendid articles our une
and sell the best goods the lowest possible prices
BISHOP REIN,
Fifth Avenue Hotel, next to the ladies' entrance.
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-
sess for .. molldsy. III s.ay. .. wiILrxssoss.
Weber's Pianofbrtes, Ovsrstrung, Iron
s the Sss is w n..
Canal Street.
Thes Wishing g,s.sn 20 their friend. ,hs, rhoo.gs
finished style q porsf.ars Inc Ive5yygs made
s@m wosra
or
wISfER CLorHrS0.
FURNISHING GOODS 40.
MEN AND Nd sors.
TO Be- aoid on Il as
~ f ak isf o. SS? yAsUasr.
IN view or 1ss CONDITION OF rHE rrxEs
Sssif ' ON ra III cor s.'>
DEvII !. s !. so !: s CO.
and square Pianos considered the manufsc
,arsd .rv wssanied for Ave years wsreroons 81 and
Herrins'. Patent Champion Fire and
New Ycrs ~ = A1'' ''''e''
The Most Cseful Holiday Present.
GROVER BAKERS
.Sfa .sy. sor a Il vii nae. 10 soay 1e.
non a winding hcbosns and fastening ends
Dress shirts Made TO Order
IN TuL VERY BEST STYLE AND A. WANTED,
No Ssi Bfo-i-sy s.~ Yot cay
BaehenOr's HAIR Dye-ReliabIe, Harm
iess and black FACTORY Barclay
street Sold and applied II BATCHHLoRs Wig factory 10
-
Moldavis Cream-For Prevrvisg aad
bcautfying the ohair. sold only w. A. BATCIfEIORa
newly invented wig factory, 1S Bend street
Beautiful Conn iexfcn--Iaird's Bloom Of
Youth Itlud Pearl for bcsutifyns preserving The
complexion and skin ~ and 40 psosdvay.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Teu-
the best the world retail and the
dye privately applied No. Astor House.
Small Poe IL I'm Our Midst. Decided Ae-
ton must - once Ne taken Cleanse The blood oo
~ays ps snd aay the burning Inflammation Holio
ways soothing Ointment prcve~ve 70 pts sars
Coughs, Asthma and Dyspepsia are Pc
siuvsy CURED " DIT TOBIAS. Pu'mc~e IAfe srr~p u ~