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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
GEORGE DOUGHTY.

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Bankers, Baldwkn . Doage. do Caaaass
q Tssk, dos r. @. Mus& q o., ID.
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8sHiRs q Reed, Maaplelgh. nav q Ca. q.
C. Davis D Co., Huwafd b n1nrhmaa.
sR. leases, Ma EeaSaea a RaRSeiaas
gos. G. Hail. PEsssk y. Ie, Ena. Ce. n.
l.. Me Donah J. a !. Card, Nave, Mn-
Cord . Co., 3. y, Jeunings 4 Co., q.
Besttia q Co.
Sept. O. -fB8 ...s - h.,
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CsanaM Bsaah and sagruuadgn@ eSssSRry
/ EAek u la kAafR iAksmkie@ % Assa9 "a sss j
Fhs tasEgsse
| Stocks of Goods !
Ever bsssrs aasrsd u sAga Aaskst. vi
/ propose to
@ea1 Eepxs e5amRas .
| on rTs EQUIVALENT, hsassvtae shss
| u 10 best fug Aokh hwyes sd Msgsh Kak,
tasrskegs are snaha0d d EsaTmisA ysu -
Goeas ~ Fair Praeess !
Instead ee the ENORMOUS PROFITS
saaasa MU& 4 hawa waae ssalea 1aA8 Credit
- We wsla hass = ne srsssag 4 sss
aFss Beat, ''ia
Groceries, af nh kinds,
Dry Goods, fancy l. Staple;
Boots & Shoes, all kinds,
Wood 4 Willow Goods
Door, Sash l. Glass
Miners Tools,
Queengware,
Hardware,
In fact, awsgysAaag asaaIly kspf In ynrss-
~ Hoagsa La tbs West. We ahABi gag %.
Pasiai attsntisA to the sslsekisn Of
UU1ElllUNu uUUN!
F@T CheKRy Greek NAame@g
Tbs best brands Of
STEEL sHoYELs, HEAVY BOOTS
DO do Round PoEntss
Do do Long Handles,
Do do Spades,
OK YoKRS, 5rH
CHAINS. &C,
POWDER, SHOT, |
LEAD, CARS, /
HEAVY FLANMH SHIFTS.
MACKIMAw BLANKETS,
p fact syssysAlMg that via b. mzusaa Rag
hs expedition. 10 buysEs Ia |
" eeewm H@w@ a. &NRaakm
vs. woaAd aAy that we viii have "a sys ts
As wants 81 tie sstsiaEa. om staak st
Esadisa' Dress Goods !
SHALL BE COMPLETES
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

A Uuazogs CEscE--nR. 8. AsKsmaiss
having ssmsahiRg 70 say sf 5sha Walk
or, Beokssliss, Flsss Street, Loadea
ssys:
The plass fSs. Dunas@a's Chursh1 waa
eaee remarkable Ter saxisms asoak,
(naw In aha AaSaaka ek EsAsssda % as4as
slOA il Rswsnt Paxk1 waisk svugy saral
viaitor 20 LonAun ma&s d peias eg See
tnR, exaesly aa moom. Kmas GhmscA, 60.
Damssan'a In aha Wass, maas ne ks sea.
1aamdad with is nazmaaakasin shs Raa&
within sssnsas ahxaM ug nialiagsga.s.
The tower Of kha eastern ehureh wss
bails by Sir ehrissophea Wren. The
ST. Dunstsnss shagok IN Rlass sAgeas,
Aos far from Tampia Bar, sseapsd the
great Are 0f London la 1855, bat vas ns-
kailt In 1873. Tw0 colossal AgnEua
skoed In 'front.' ns khe tewsg ON ska old
church. As IL anpppgsing khs Massisa
clock.
when she iali heaE wss somplsasa,
cns Ut sAsse gig@asis Agurss lifsea his
hand, whieh hala 3 mAaaiss hamaaae.
anA sasask khe quazEaEs ysay Ieaalg -
hn bell. Thss ssmss rs sshss aRars
advanced ard akguak - hoas mnoa ans
other ball, wksh = eAs dsspsg aaanA OF
eouRss the suRioaisg was % es@ amA haaE
shie aona 81 aaam AZ - as nkahss aax
kAsa sh@ kailAsa sEaes w&a nezesswah haIs.
Whsa sha ehssssh was asbaaaks 80 alassk
and ahs hare akasaas wass esmdsnnesa.
hms ahs A&aFamis a HsAzsFa haaHaa sassaa
smd has ahass sasal a. wasa ln hIa sassgt4
wakzz
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Merchants and Shippers

Are now prepared to GIVE Through Bills
% EAdina Ger tbs delivery u Geoda at
cSunen HluAs or other points on the Mis~
sDaRf rlsag STem New Ysrk, B0akoas pail
Sassphfa, IS esAsx Eastern Cities, st spsss-
RsS FwAs& &
MaexhAnka bayiag Goods En 81. L0gis,
CAlsage "a the EAsk, VIII and Ii te thsIE
asameags VI addressing % calling On ne
. q. Jeaaph, he.
e. BARROW, Agt.,
h Hannibal & 81. Joseph Rafiroad.
Jaly Q. 1859. 5m
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I0sRpH Z. SHARP

aWN2A2 III Aas A34A-N@ANA =
A TTOREEY and Counsellor at Law,
n Gleawood, Mills county, Iowa, will at
tend to an husin sss In the 6th Judicial Dis
tTict entrusted to his care; be win also at
tend to business in the Supreme Court Of this
state and Of the United States vIn30h
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w. fnnfApYrfnA. Dee is, 1860.
st6hsIfn rennsylyania stat iiycs ~ ~ Eeading
railroad, fss No ris Canal 50; Long Island lailriat
80: Penns, iganie Railroad ga. sight exchange on
New York a. ~ pr cent PREMIUM
3.atills Dcc Is lsG0.
Cotton--Sales to-day 900 bales. - 49, for niiiing
Market very url. with Advancing tendency. aea u
flrec days, hoo9 bales receipt q Three diy esiao
tslcs slgf Exchange % New fgk q par slsfiihg -.
,li.sassrov, DO. Is, is6J
Cotton ca ~. sales to-day 800 bslcs.
B,f1rgoag ncc IL. 1850
Flour dun Howard street and ohio are held % 81 CITY
MA a. 81 4, saea. wheat duh. rcd 81 10 II -
white Il - n 40. Corn steady. new white aad gel
lo.s 4pr = s2. obi 5sc Coo Provisions duh aui M
rrinsi C,a.c heavy and lower az IL. l5c Whisky
s.cady - tsile -.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull: sles 900 bushis rcd
Il 81 II 81 ~; white st q 81 ~ Corn dn1 Old At
dc Ness potk SIS % SIS TO- Cptgc arm ut Il ~
laf.c. Nh.akey arm 4. lSc. ls4c.
r1srNo. NC Is 1850.
better feeling prevails tho dock to-day, but the
se, y p que. for both Gour and wheat and nothing
II raouleni place The market fer ~ better.
-as 90 .heis ~ az isc. dressed hogs nrmor with
ght pts md held NJ 40 SC, There We're s1i,
80 bushels ~ grain n ptwe m morning. Included u
corn - 2ls bush, E oats 81 .s9 bushels barley, aSl2
bushels r, end 90 bushels pas
oswrso Nee Is 1850
Ire auarnt n grain store n this city T. is 600
tsLcla wheat c2 $50 bushels corn, 900 bushels bar
lev q. oco bushels rye 600 bushels peas, o. which
CINCINNATI Dec IL. fs9o
Y1cur dal' Whisky 14c Hogs dul and declined .5c.
The market clcscs heavy Al g. - - - N'ss Tors,
ss.c. Money stringent. sight drafts On View York e1h
nj 1A all pr cent discount.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

News from able Relations OF
General scott With the President and
Csbinet-Advtces from China, and Pro-
bable Condition OF the Allied Army
During Winter Campaign, &c., &c.
WASHINGTON, Dec IS, 1850.
OFFICIAL axuoo.
Dispatches have been received at the Department Of
Ftate from Mr. McIAne, with dates from Jalaps to No
Scmber %.
late dates had been received from the city Of Mexico
sirsmon making extensive preparations 10 defend
tho city against the contemplated attack Of the liberals
The liberals had their entire force, and IL
WAS believed they would succeed in capturing the city
The church party sending material TO Mramon and
were furnishing him with means OF defence
Mr. McIAnc expected leave there shortly and would
return To the United states beginning Of the coming
year In absence Of Minister the duties o. tho
Legation w! dcvolye upon Mr. Eser, Secretary Of the
legation.
The government has no. yet heard from Weller 70
his intentions in regard the mission TO Mexico already
rendered him.
The statements that have heretofore appeared in
Tho New York papers relative the disagreement be-
tween General Scott the President and the Secretary of
War about the movement of the troops, are wholly and
entirely without foundation--the result OF cnipaole
ignorance cupable misrepresentation The
most cordial relations exist between the res don't and
general Scott, and the relations have existed and
do exist between that ustrious chief and the Secretary
of War. Probably ever pronounced higher
euogies upon General than pronounced By the
secretary Il War during the Of lsJ2 although
no, agreeing ith him in politics.
An officer OF the army despatched several days
ago by the secretary Of War to Charleston to confer
with Colonel Anderson, in command Of Fort Mour!e, and
also 70 convey some additional instructions relative 10
Affairs at tina: FORT The officer has just returned and
ported 10 the War Department.
Mr. Reed late Minister to China is on business con-
,eced with the government. lie has advicoS from Mr.
Nard Minister TO China, with dates TO 9Th October. Tho
Allies are regarded to be in very critical conlisrnn
They have arrangements msde Tor winter campaign,
ana are understood be very short Of supplies and ia
sEe enamy's country Their winters Mr. Reed states
are worry Ike OURS. should tbs be prolonged, il
i, believed il WI be- the suntrinss Of the Allied army
Nil b. fearful.
There las yet been nomination Of Attorney 6ene
RAJ sent the The President is waiting TO hear
from Mr.. Stanton, who is absent from the city.
Mr. Hunter, chief clerk In tho state department, was
to-day appointed acting Secretary OF state.
Judge Black Il still engaged with matters connected
with the sipseme Court He wilaguc casc before tg
body tomorrow.
The sscre,srylf the Navy today received the rcsigna-
lion of Assistant surgeon Thos !, Charlton OF Georgia
lie intends accept position under his state.
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The --latest Metropolitan Fursre.

Ihe Latest Metropolitan Fur0re.
GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT OF The LADIEs-rKRP6I-
cHoRxANs on SKATES IN A HuYF--wHERK Is
THE MUSIC ETC., ETC.
Another lovely day yesterday, and thousands took
advantage Of ii. The were literally crowded omorn
noon and night at least the earlier hours Of the ast
with anxious skaters Many had supposed that
qusnce Of the warmth emitted by the SUMS rays that
the ice would have been used up this; but they
found, on arriving at the pond the skating still good
The drive completely lined with carriages, and
extra number Of ladies' might have been observed on
both the reserved and the portions Of the Ice
Many attracted the former spot by the announce
ment that band OF music would play during the after
noon, and large number of really good skaters were
present 70 join In tho terPschorean Je In fact all the
skfui lady skaters before noticed including Miss Wilson,
Of this city, whose nane could before learn were
there, besides number OF others 1c anxious inquiry
Of these ladies was where il the music ~ aud the only
answer they could obtain WAS 1T Is expected; IL should
have been here before this" When they found the
afternoon drawing tn close several couples including
the ladies from Berlin and Paris began wazing without
the music Mr.. Beach, OF this city, waltzed with the
former lady but the OF tho companion OF the latter
we could not hnd out Suffice IL to say they both
skfu and passed very gracefully through the may
lutions OF the slippery dance. IL Is certainly very
great pity they should have been disappointed
the Commissioners have received several hundred dollars
in the shape OF licenses for the reeshmcnt and skate
hiring saloons surely they could AFFORD spend little
Of that sum IN furnishing tho band W. mention this
supposing the fault TO rest with them. On whose shcul
ders II should lie We do not presume 10 say.
Several thousand persons visited tho pond last even
ing, In the hope Of skating By aid Of the calcium
lights, and were much disappointed that lights
appeared. The excuse is that the lights are too
expensive each lamp costing seven dollars per hour
which, with night lamps to burn four hours would be an
expense OF OYER TWO hundred dollars Per night There
ajax OF trying other experiment. but for the present
the authorea intend trusting great calcium light
furnished by tho heavens above, and which will give
pure light without cost 10 the Commissioners any
else Last eight there was great daai 81 moonlight
skating, IN which both ladies and gentlemen joined A
very peculiar sound was clearly pcceptibie at night
which "a also 10 hc observed during the day though
with such good effect. This the rumbng noise like
ID. sound produced BY railway train of pa ssing
hut which Il actually cussed by the skates gliding The
Ice and being echoed and echoed from The hills around
the pond
The saloons doing first rate business, and ara
crowded all day long with cold coffee drinkers. We
mean the drinkers cold, not the coffee.
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The rANfr Hsup Of today, VII, with other mat
tsrs contan.-A fui report Of tho Meeting 81 the Mer
chants, Statesmen, Politicians, Cerssmcn, Lawyers md
Editors q New York the state u the Union with Inc
Speeches Of Hon Daniel s Dickinson, Charles oConcr,
John McKeon and Hiram Kctchum, and the appointment
Of Three Commissioners TO 80 TO South Carolina; ul
report u the Proceedings Of Congress; The IAest Dee
PATCHES from the National Capital and tho South regard
to Tn Secession Feeling Letters from the Honeo q The In
coming President Arrival Of the japanese Embassy nj
Iatagia-Ihey Brcakfss, with tho Gove-nor-'srommyr
AGAIN among the ladies', SC; The Latest Ssws
from Europe: Conclusion u the Curious Aineri-
can Tlegftimscy Gaze IN Tondon-MEs Shcddea
Defeated: Tho Ccroners Inquest In the Twelfth Street
Murder Csse,e Yong Carpenter Committed for Trial
Obituary Notice Of the Csyasr Bansen; All Tho Local
News o. New York md Vicinity q importance report
n the Cattle Provision sni enoy Markets AID I'll ine
resting news matters u the preceding week.
nHau--f2 year feur ccn's sinsIo copy sahscfp.
tons received ~ tho once, noFth.es, corner = Fulton
I'D Nassar streets Ncw York. Sne cogie 'cr rae ~
Hs u ID hy ~ news sTenta h.sc etaiar Il
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Board OF SuperyisOr>.

The following resolution vas offered b; Supervisor
PuRDy:--
Whereas, the indepeudcn. Sub Treasury, recon-
meIied and established hy Martin Van Buten, in the
year 1897, has clearly demonstrated IT. usefulness aud
safety in managing tie fiscal affairs g the county;
therefore,
Resolved, That the Comptroller BE- requested 10 CON
mnlcate h views Upon the expeIicncs of establishing
mtar plan tor the safe keeping and ~ hnFemeui OF
tho public money u the treasury. Adopted.
supervisor Blunt offered tho fyiVwipg, Xhch was
Gdop.ed--
Resolved Thst the bond required BY law &c Nathan G.
Phtt, CtGiy III ta2ttr II the county ot New lork, Tor
The iatei Performance OF HIS duties, b. AMI + hereby
liked Al The sum d two hundred thousand dollars
communication received from tbs Judges 0f the
supreme Court II the First Judicial district, aA ng fr
further !nnasion for rooms, with the pee
sent they unable attend their business
properly. Referred 10 the Committee Civil Courts
supervisor HrSr presented the following
Resolved That The Board Of Supervisors respectfully
adopted b. than granting tho OF the Supreme Court
rooms 20 the superior Court the sd rooms lifted
up at great expense by the Board Of SapcryErs for the
use Of the Slpremc Court.
II was adopted.
The btu OF YIN. u. Roe, for stationery amounting to
tho sum Of se92 50, was ordered 10 be paid
Tho report OF the committee the OF the o
lice force 10 eighteen hundred men, taken up but
after short discussion. the MISTER deferred until
The next meeting OF the Board.
After the usual routine business had been got through
with, the koar6 adjourned until Friday nj three r. VI.
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Later from, Havana.

AEw ORLEANS, Zee. Is Isol.
lhe steamships star OF the Ncst nd Habana from IL
,sna 18th INST have arrived They bring slos 900 ~
spanish gold.
The Spanish bank had bees authorized 10 issue 81 90
90 in bonds and much relief 70 the mercantile
inunity wss expected.
The Captain General bad gone . the ths western ae
Yartmcnt OF tho Island.
The sugar market unchanged. The new crop G,s
coming IN. The stock 40 600 boxes
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AIIafEs--Hi ACCr--fm Tuesday, December Is, by tho
Rev John Ccttun smith, GItRiS ArEi Es t0 FANNIE 10
filuSr ot6st daughter Of the late Benjamin Blagye, OF
this city.
IaNolNI--f Nrlsis On wednesday, October 81 by
Pew H. a. Weston pastor % the Oliver street church
Nh JAEs bOSoltE "a England, % Mr. LotrA Cognsoz
AZ his city
1uowl,nS--BAnleg -At Trinity chapel. on Monday, De
etmbcr ~ by Ret. IT. fgbce, Lyrts npNi-oS - ciAR
iar fsuN, taV cater - Thomas Baby fSa al u this
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D1SrE NGEtru dcd at Montreal recently, al che aga
10 years. lie born IN Waterford county Ireland,
ana retained h mental faculties to the last H ocoupa
tions through life moety out ii doors IT,
feet stx inches height with well popcrt louod freme,
lived life &C Uniformity, temperate though not abstc
rncus the husband Ct wives and tho father "
sixteen chldr, ,, twelve Of them daughters
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surrogate once.
Before Edward G. West Surrogate.
WILL. or MRS. BIASKwAs.

viii OF NNNs FEFNNNf"'
1he Court resumed the hearing Of further testimony IN
TIT. Gaze yesterday forenoon and continued - session
il lse In the afternoon. Henry Eotops evidence occu
pied tho whole time Of the Court IL testified 70 having
known Mrs Bankman three yeaps before she signed hor
wl tia, the win VAS signed al No los Twelfth street
and tina no s-w her sign a. on tho examination,
Mr. Bolton icpinca TO all the minute circumstances ~
tending the signing Of the viii that he know her ~ Nr7
rank before she signed H. and that both che and FL
fnond BlAnkInan had informed him q tbhn marrnga.
These the culy points ~ any moment ELECTED from
ths witness The csse was sdoarned VII tody " eleven
oelssk w. when the cfos- examination of Mr. Bolton
w b. resumed The nteres, manifested II D. case his
very yerc.rt.by wsnsd.
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Southern Ocean steamer Movessni..

GtsEsF sroS, De-. Is, $50.
The United states mail steamship Columbia, Cap,
Berry, from New York arrived here At hall Pr. nine
O'clock L,st l,londay) night.
sAvtvSAH Rec. Is, 1850.
The Quilted States mail steamship Alahama, rom NeN
lcrk arrived at 1yoee ~ Three an y he wharf here a
sen O'Clock Tuesday morning Al well.
SAEAsNAIi, Dec. Is, 1850.
The steanfLip Mount vernon, .4Qln New iork aflAet
nj nine ociock this Tuesday moraing. All we'll
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Naval Intelligence.

1hg United states si0cp.oi.war Macedonian y ing ~
Portsmouth Nay Yard, Intended for the reinforcement
the Guli squadron has been ready for time,
bNf owing 10 tho scarcity ~ sailors she has not bet3 abe
set so commi-cn The officers and marines are,
however, realty End u 4 expected the aiacul't Wi be
alisvised III detachment y sailors from sotnc oher
station.
Capt Ieac 4 roughiy, United states Nariuc Corps,
hnA reported duty ~ the brooklyn Marine Hsrrscks.
lie steamers lowhaian (ras sipl, and Pocahen,as,
figate sabine and slcop - Iaui were a. Vera Crss
ID
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Srpx,ssR Coyvr CfRrtH-lsrt oyer ana Trrrnlnrr.
Fart eNos 1901 1904 $40, toi, 1898, 1sT2 a7s 1896
1oI2 eois ss7 10 1850 1850 3si z3s $50 1870, i5es,
sol Sse e9l. 1224 1912 isi2S 1878, ias', eos 1882
~, fsp 1s6a, 1879, 1889. - - - -
2iT, 40 - 1t2, ~, 40, ~ let 49, ist, 6i.
tN~S0x n rts--ft sf6t4 4.
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tefles WOOD, EDDY Co, Managers o. the
DELAWARE, KEsruckY AND MISSOURI STATE IorTyRlKs
- DEIAwAsE-aExrRA CLASS gu, Dec TX Lco
20, !, ". %. 80. %, A. l6, Il, IS, 50, 40, Is.
DhLAwAss-CL,ss 6Ge, Dee Is 1870
-, &c. %. 90, 5, 32, III. "A, 81, Il. 0. II.
Circulars sem free of charge by addressing either 10
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware,
orto WOOD, EDDY CO, st. Louis, Missouri.
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The Opera In Baltimore.

RATfsogg, Dec Is lS,0.
Tho Opera company has met with great success Therc
was q brilliant house TO witness Martha and ''Ihe
sicillan vesrers" last night and tonight Madame Col
soa was serenadcd night by the band or the Maryland
sssatc Guar
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suIcide OF Mr.. NIcChesney.

WATERFOWL n r., Dec. Is, 1860
u.s. McChesney, OF New York formerly Of fo'siam,
f. Lawrence county committed suicide a. this place las.
evening by taking opium.
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Panic Prices at MOOdy's.
SIX GOOD SHIRTS FOR Sc
SIX SUPERIOR SHIRTS FOR 81
WARN MERINO uNDERSHIRTS, Jlc each
BEST ENGLISH HALF HOSE, 81 per doz
M0ODYS, 252 BROADWAY.
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Election Of . College President.

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. Is, is6o.
Professor Samuel Eliot this evening elected rresl
dent OF Trinity College.
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Whites Dress Hat for Young Gents
takes the lead. To be had only at 2l6 Broadway.
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Drawing. Of IL. France. Delaware

sCsssx Cocsrr. Class AL, Dec IL 1860
-, %, o., 81, q, iS, ), ~, &c, 10, Is, "a, GO.
- tossoLfpArKn LOTTERY, Class 22g Dee lS 1867
~, 70, 8, G., 81, Is. AZ, 81 ~ 50, n, IS, 81.
Circulars sent free o. charge by adore ssing
r. FRANCE,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Rurs: Furs: Furs!
GENIS'S, No 5l3 BROADWAY
Hudson Bay sable Capes, NUTS aud Cuts.
Mink Capes, Mufs and Cuffs
Childrcn's Furs, In Sets
Gents Fur capcs, Collars, Gloves and Sleigh Robes
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The Best Compromise LII q Man cmnnot

-. n. bills, Broker, No. 176 Greenwich
street. Prizes cashed IN all let,allzed Lotteries
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Genin's Holiday Hat for Young Men
ready, al GENINS Hat and Fur store SIS Broadway.
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rord ~ ast a. nIir ~ III. - ~ Wan cannot
season. let him invest In Of KNOX fashionable winter
Hats, now selling at the northeast Broadway
Fulton street and the purchase will npart
style and personal attraction the
purpose OF holiday rig complete For cheapne.e
quality, comfort and beauty, KnoAs gentenen's Furs
also unequaled.
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pRASuNrTIla yrURrABfF Pills,
Tested and approved for no yenrs
Re ION ge' the genuine. sold A. The
PRINCIPAL. pFftsE ~ CANAL STREET. alsp Al No
nar ,quafx. ~ Rov-ry eI HUDSON street. Csnpo-l
81 lxhih svcnge, and wrghrs, corner " Houston en-
Lewis streets
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The FAMILY HERALD.

southern Rights I'm New York--The Pro-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

Dress shirts Made 70 Order
IN THE VERY BEST STYLE AND AS WANTED,
BY UNION ADAMS,
No. 81 broadway. New YORK city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

Mash Il Co.'S Radical Cure Truss
Once Nc vcscy slre. sor House., opposite The church
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

SiXticth Annual Display Of
FANCY GOODS, GLASSWARE, Toys &C.
At ilINRICH'S date " orckme tel >,
80 Broadway,
Is now ready FOR the inspection or hs customers and the
public generally who respectfully invited to give nm
call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

Winter Gloves, Lamb Lined Gauntlels,
&c, selling greatly reduced prices 1T NJ LAuGiLISS,
269 Greenwich street, corner Murray