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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11


NoTE.-The failure of IRON as remedy for Dys-
pepslR, bad state OF the blood, aud the numerous
diseases caused thereby arisen from the want of such
preparation Of Iron shall enter the stomach in PRo
ToxDR state and aBsimHts at with the beod. This
want tue PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies, and it does 70 in
the only form in which II is possible for Iron to enter the
circulation. For this reason the PERUVIAN SYRUP
often radically diseases in which other preparations
Of Iron and other medicines have been found 10 BIO of
avail
Certificate Of 4. A. HAYES, N. d., Of Boston
is we'll known that the medicinal effects of proloxls
of lost by Il very bret exposure 10 air.
that maintain solution Of Prot Xlde Of Iron, without
further oxidation, has been deemed impossible
In the PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point Is at.
tanned by COMBINATION IN A WAY nEfoRB UNKNOWN; and
this solution may replace all the protocarbonaies, crates
aud tArtrates Of the MAteFiA Mediea.
A. A. HAYES, Assayor to the State Of Mass.
10 Boyalon Street. Boston
The following Is fOmweli known Citizens Of New York
New York, Nov l7th, 1859.
The experience which We have had OF the PERUVIAN
SYRUP and ths evidence which hiss been exhibited to
Of Its great in the OF many dseAse satisfies
that IL Is medicinal agent Of remarkable power and
deserving the attention OF invRlids
JOHN y. WILLIAMS, Esq,
President Of the Metropolitan Bank.
Rev. ABEL STEVENS,
Editor Christian Advocate Journal.
JOHN a. NELSON, Esq,
Firm Of Nelson K Richmond, 81 John ST.
Rev. P. CHURCH.
Editor New York Chronicle.
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Esq,
Post Master, New York City.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11

- NEW ORLEANS. 25lll August, 1859.
DR. j. &. AYEn Sir, ] cieerrully comply with the re-
quest Of yor agent anil report you some o. the ELECTS
have realized with your SnisaarilIn
have cured with It, In my piariico, most of tho COM
plAiis for which 1t II recommended, and have found ia
effects truly wonderful IN the cure Of Tsneieu and lr-
eiGfgt Dfsre Ono Of my peiicns had syphir ulcers
IN ms thrnt witch wte ~ Ag lis Ialata und tho
rp o. his inplil. Nulr Sisapafilln steadily taken
cured liin ia five wcekH Another was attacked ly Mo-.
ondafy symptoms in lis nose and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of IT, TINT believe the
uiso.r would soon reach bis brain and kill him. But il
ulcers healed hl he is we'll ngau of course without
SOME llslisuLaiion to his face a wsnnn who lnd been
treated for the aamc disorder by mercury WIS suffering
from THIS poison u her iDnls They Ind become 80 sel
ailSs q nc weather That on dump day she suffered ex
ernetAtlnk laln IN her jQuts aud bones She too was
cured entirely by your sarsnhariila IN few weeks
Know nom is formulas which your agent gave me- that
THIS Preparation from your laboratory must he great
with II have not surprised me.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
We call special attention to the following Goods
as being VERY CHEAP;
100 pieces Of Caiicoes, extraordinary quality,
and said to be fast colors, Mt g. cts
so pieces do, at 10 cts. have been sold ut l2I.
900 yds. do. at cts have been sold Mt i25
700 yds Chally de LANES, at l2a, former price
25 cts.
10 pieces Chambray Ginglmms, wide and fast
colors at 81, usual price 12@ cts
10 pieces, Satin Trayers, at 10 cts, usual price
Lot Plaid Dress Silks at 37@ ets.
Z" " at 629 cts.
Lot Plaid Foulard Silks, at % cts We sold
these last year at s73 cts, said to cost 30 cts
to import.
! Lot pucal Bareses at l2l cts, sold last season
at % cts.
] Lot Lavellas, 81 cts.
Dress Trimmings below cost.
OUR CARPET ROOM,
Is now supplied with the best assortment we
have offered for some time, and embraces
j. Crossiey & Sons Tapestry Carpets,
Imperial Three Ply Carpets. superfne Ingram
Carpets,
All Wool Ingram Carpets ct 625 and rs cts. the
best at the price We have ever had
Worsted Chain Ingram Carpets at 80 cts supe-
rior styles.
Ingram Carpets at 81 aud 81 cts.
Stair and Entry Carpets from 121 to Sl.00.
German Wool and Hemp Carpets from % 10 SOC.
Rag Carpets from % to 40 cts.
Druggetts, Oil Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Stair Rods,
Cocoa Mattings, &c, SC.
Several styles Of new Window Shades
We invite an examination Of tie above goods,
and solicit share of patronage, believing our
stock to be one of the best and cheapest in VIII
miDgton. JOHN s. -KENNARD,
BOG Market street
Wilmington. Del. March .. 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-11

iNlE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
D laware that having rebuilt, enlarged, and entirely
temodeled her store at
THE OLD STAND
No. 305 Market St., Wilmington,
She is ready receive all her customers and hopes
many new ones aud now offers at VERY Low PRICES
A handsome Stock of Goods,
such usually kept in rst class store, which hay
Ing heen purchased low for cash, she Is enabled 10 sell
very reasonably aud trusts that every DESTROYS
purchasing new and good goods will give her a call
She hiss now on hand and will always keep large and
elegantly varied assortment of
FINGER RINGS, BREAsT-PINS, EAR RINGS,
BRACELETS,
In full separately. Shirt Buttons and suds Gold
and Silver Pencils Fruit Knives Balls Pins anil other
ornaments for the hair Silver Shawl Pins; Gold and sill
Guard aud Vest Chains; SILK Leather and Ribbon
Guards, Watch Keys and Seal Rings, Wedding and
gagement Rings on hand or made TO order Of finest
quality Of gold Children's Annlsts and Necklaces In
gold coral dod and Silver ThlmbeA, Shields ockets
and Medallion
Always have or hand tha latest patterns STERLING
LNERv' ARE, and hnest quality PLATED GOODS and
sold only made by the best manufacturers and war
Ianie1 to wear well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27
THE COTTON TRADE WITH MEXICO

Tho editorial correspondent Of the New Orleans Pea
ys,ne writes as follows of a late visit TO Braunfels
Texas
was astonished to the life and hustle in New
Brannfcls cotton coming in and cotton going out cotton
here cotton there The cntcrprsing house
Of f. MORGAN is purchasing largely for the Mexican
ket making all payments in Mexican dollars, there
M aek q nara currency ~ Uomaa county Cotton Is
lively with the sharp cracks drivers whips as they
jcg along tYards the Rio Grande. FrcEchfnan fror,
Mexico 81 a!s5 engaged il tho transportation on huge
wagons drawn by twelve n'as, end vas told that he
loaded less than twenty four bales Oh 0Na Of his ini
vehicles, and that he attracted much attanfcp
On Tho road rs travelling circus menagerie Ho has
been heretofore hauling cotton from Matamoros the in
terror Of Mexico but is going regularly into the bust
ness from this section II the is to go on and the
blockade continues King Cotton mps bold court for awhile
at New Brauncls, and Mr. Moreau will prove prompt
and active first lord OF the treasury. Ho will dlsburse
h1udreds Of thousands Of dollars this year. all in Mexican
castings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27
NAVAL AND MILITARY MOVEMENTS
NEW ORR JEANS MARKETS

The Now Orleans Crescent Of the 9th instant, says
The transactions in sugar and moasses show very little
Ealing of for the week. The sales have been 800 hogs
heads Of sugar and about IS 600 barrels Of moasses
against GOO hogshcads Of the former and Zoo barrels
of the latter for tho corresponding week last year with
the Western markets last year in Of being supplied
will be perceived that the sugar trade is becoming
OF the greatest Importance. II Is something of paradox
that with the very large yield OF cereals last summer
consumers should have to submit TO about famine prices
louisiana is furnishing sugar and molasses at UMPIRE
ccdeatcd low prices and in return she Is charged
most exorbitant prices for what her Inhabitants want to
buy. All this and something moro looks well for
side Louisiana planter selling sugar at &C. 70 &c. per
pound, and buying pork at lie. to 15c per pound
foot, and corn at from Soc to 81 per bushe
dictate any equitable exchange Of commodities. Another
year will however, assume different aspect Less sugar
will be made and not oncthird of the usual quantity Of
ground will be devoted to cotton Breadstufs and nro-
visions viii he in abundance before the close Of che first
Of July next.
The Commercial Bulletin Of Monday states-Specie has
declined, and with only nominal supply and demand
No sales have been effected that cali for special notice.
Gold coin quoted this evening at 30c to 35 and silver
At 23c 70 Csc per cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27


ANroiSnEs--CoNg.-t Thursday DccrnlRew 4 soN
Roy. NJ Wescott, Wnnhn ANroMpEs to FaAscA Branc
N. j. 10
CHArMAE--hNNsN.--0n "Wednesday (Chrstn,as,i a :,
noon, iecemhcr rs, at the resdenoe of the brde't
rents ~ Paterson, N j., Ja&ss W. CHArsAN to sAsA
LOUISE AMMAN
DoRR--JoNns.--At Tarryown Westciester county N
r., on "Wednesday December Is, by the Rev c. X. 1rae
MT. AtbtRr II. DoRR 10 Miss MARY daughter of Absa.
lon jones, ESQ, ,Iall Of that place
kNAPp-LAW eEN0a,On "Wednesday, December %, by
tho Rov. Mir. Hunt, N. FRANK KRArr, Of New York Go
ANNIE NJ, youngest daughter Of Henry Lawrence Esq.
OF brooklyn, u ID.
LockwooD-toRp--3y the Rev. Chas. y. Hlrrs, Mr.
WILLIAM u LocKw00n, Of Greenwich Conn. to Miss LAVE
MA NJ daughter Of the late BeDi For. OF this city.
oRsM-ltoBERrsoN.- Sing sing on Wednesday, 10
cemhor IS, by tho Roy. w. II. Ferris Mr.. RopEer s
0Rsos, Of New York, to Miss EsrER j. RoersoN OF Sing
Sing.
REnyEs-RoE.-On Wednesday, December Is. by tho
Key Wm Bartlett at the residence Of tho BRIDES
iather WIN ~ REEVES 10 TEoD0sA H., daughter OF Ebc
nezer Roe. ESQ.,, all Of Brooklyn.
New London Conn, and Long Island papers please
copy
sASYoRp--SrrER in Bergen NJ j., on Tuesday. De-
cember "a at tho residence Of tho brides father by the
Kev; benlamin q Taylor GEORGE b. SANFORD, OF New
10TH GUY 70 MISS SOPHIA SrkKR, daughter OF Colonel Abra
ham Speer, OF the former place.
Morristown papers please copy.
SnARp-TERRY On Tuesday evening, December "a at
county, by the Rev Dr. A. W. Coon, PETER NJ SHARP Esq
OF Williamsburg, L. j. to StsIE II. TERRY.
TuRNER-Cox.-On Wednesday, December Is, in tho
Baptist church, Eighty third street, between Second and
Third avenues, by the Rev. j. L. Hodge D. D., Mr. john
TURNER to Miss ABBy Cox, both Of Yorkvic.
WHEEL ER--CmLD,-Att the Church Of the Holy Apostles
corner OF Ninth avenue and Twenty eighth street,
Thursday, december &c, by tho Rev H. s. Rowland, Mr.
HENRY A. WHEELER, OF Bridgeport, Conn, TO MARY E.
daughter Of tho late W. Child, Of this city.
Woob-WniE-At Watertown. N. r., on Tuesday,
December "a, by the Row. j. Sessions, JAMES WooD Of
Harlem, N r., to MuLiE A. SESSIONS eldest daughter OF
the late Vim. Willis, OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27
A REBEL ACCOUNT OF AN ENGAGEMENT
AT PORT ROYAL, S. C.

Charleston Courier
GARDENERS CORNER, S. c., Dec. 10, 1861
About hafpast o'clock yesterday afternoon ono Of
the enemys gnnboats passed by Port Royal ferry Our
batteries opened IRE her. striking her three times
Upon meeting with this rather hot reception she steamed
rapidly ast and aground about three miles the other
side Of the ferry As troops became aware
OF the fix into which the Yankees had got themselves
Lieutenant McEhenny, Of Captain Moore s-aed battery
from Wilmington N. Gu was despatched with a section
OF tho battery to point just opposite to the shoa
which the gunboat aground. In the meantime three
dats, crowded with the cnemys troops had moved from
she opposite shore, under sharp fro from Of their
batteries directed against troops the main AT
ehat point our force consisted Of Captain VESTS company
of jones' regiment
Lieutenant McEhenny's battery arrived just the fats
mad come out about midway in the stream. Hs imnedi.
atey opened fire upon them with tremendous effect one
OF the hats was soon sunk and fire created terrible
havoc among the soldiers the other two fats which
hastily put back Night and ended the cannon
ado. Tho steamer moved off with the food tide. The
enemys loss among the the flats must have been
very heavy. Colonel Jones' regiment was moved up
promptly to the support Of McEhennys battery but the
enemy seem to have abandoned the attempt cross il
such was ever their intention. Lieutenant McEhennys
battery exposed to fire from the guns Of
the steamer during the whole engagement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Twenty first street ~ ~ ras'
oa 'I1h-at brooklyn, on Thursday evening Decenbo,
20 Josefu Is SMITH only son OF M, ,aa NJ me- s'
onr,tl N the 7th year OF his age ~ 0
annd ttenos Of the family respectfully invited :,
"a .ue aneal, from his fathers late residence No
Tash street on Saturday forenoon al ten O'CLOCK
Mo-. Nh I'm Brooklyn, on Wednesday December Of
! Snnhi " y. inkMAsN daughter Of John Uornann and
1ha ~, sne.hn ihiemann aged years and months
attend ~ arasa d friends of tho family are invited TO
1cock from her late resdence corner Of Ina snn
ton - "'""u' iirtber INVITA-
Tnnp-On Wednesday, December 25 Lieu,cuant ro,,u,
D. Tom, OF the United States Navy. ''"'''os"oA
ino einhh.ances ana the Ollie re- OF tho Navy arc in
- I'd to attend The funeral from his late res,a .' A., ~,
~ ridge street, Brooklyn on Saturday Afternoon at
- ,st ono O'clock 'i ~
VIZ, "oGE--oa "Wednesday, December rs. Jos,u,,
oyn1 y. OF Augustus and florence Vail Waibrdge arel
@ o. 'onths and 10 days -
Tho fr.yn OF the family invtod 10 attend the flne.
Al Az ISr ay1 morning at eleven o,clesk from an;
can .s street n. osIyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
Description Of ne Rebel Batteries
on the Potomac.
GREAT BATTLES IN PROSPECT.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM TEXAS,
EVACUATION OF GAL WESTON, TEXAS.
&C., &C., &C.

CHICAGO, Dec. 70, 1851.
Tho Memphis appeal Of the 10th says that property to
ahc amount of 800 900 has been already conscated
by the receivers, and this is only about onehalf the
amount OF Northern property in our midst Some re-
ports have already been made OF real estate and many
others arc 10 be made.
Tho cost of taking the floating battery up the Mssis
sppi was $l2e ,ooO
The Mississippi Legislature have plan under consde
ration TO advance to planters SIS per bale on cotton.
Propositions are also pending charter banks based on
cotton bank bill just passed provides that banks shall
receive state Treasury notes in payment of debts and
shat the notes Of these banks shall be received for ali
public dues, except the Confederate war tax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

the Mayor Yesterday ordered him thirty and to be
confined III Tuesday The negro in question Is called ian
old offender by the police and has through their instru
mentality been ordered 1000 lashes III the course OF
not very extended lile
RECEIVED THEIR ARMS.
The citizen volunteers under Captain i NJ Iadd, VINO
offered tho IT'S Yankee prisoners who are 10 be
South Monday ass mhed the Capitol square yes
terday, the Bon House, and after being formed into
line and manosuyrcd for time, were contuctod 10
the Arsenal, where they were furnished with muske,s.
bali and powder for the that called them into
being.
STILL UNSETTLED.
The question a the Status Of Edward s. Gentry, who Is
claimed to be both white msn and darkcy was still
further argued before Judge William H. yons yeser
day, but no decision was rendered. Tie Mayor con
dcmncd Gentry o some penalty coorcd person, and
he appealed e Judge Lyons TO determine his standing
TO BE SOLD INTO SLAVERY.
Alec Taylor an emancpaea slave. brought before
The Mayor yesterday for remaining Ii the State contrary
to law and Il beiag proved that year since he hal
bee: tried and allowed month 20 the rancho
the Mayor sent him before ths Hastings Court. which
tribunal will no doubt in pursuance Of law, order him to
be sold into perpetual slavery Tho prospect before tho
darkey is gloomy or gay as he may choose 10 regard it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27
RICHMOND LOCAL, yTr,c

We take the following local items f.on tho Richmond
papers Of Tie ISL inst:-
AN OLD OFFENnER.
VIM. II Ross, vel. known coloree os this city
was ai by tho night watch Thursday night and re-
ePonde, ~ running OF. 80 was cnughs, however aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27
THEATRICALs IN RICHMOND.


During the present week the performances at the
theatre have been somewhat varied. We have
bad dramas and farces. and a comedy
entitled How TO Win Husband purpOrting
TO be founded on "incients connected with tho
present revolution" Put candor compcls TO say that
Il closely resembles piece which has been performed
hero an nnumerablo number OF times, entitled Love in
TO" There is certainly great similarity In the plots,
and inclined TO think that " How TO Win Hus-
band" rs Love in TO- altered TO suit tho times The
characters, however well sustained and the piece
passed of in creditabc manner.
We notice that several Of the members OF the corps
drdmdtiq have bad habit Of swinging their arms to
and fro like the pendulum OF clock ard twisting the
body about in different positions la Hanlon Brothers.
II they trying the strength OF their kneesa Of
which denotes uneasnes instead OF that noncholace
which should always characterize tho movements Of
actors while on the stage We would advise our friends
OF the "sock and buskn TO stick lcgtmately to the
text--dont mutilatc or "gag'let your entire move
meuts be guided by tho book-and all will then bc welt"
We make these suggestions in no auandDg spirit but
with hope that those to whom they apply will profit by
them, and thereby correct an evil.
The little Queen Sisters arc playing in iynchburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 6Gs-Dec &c, 1861.
81, 65, "a, 20, &C, 6, GS, 81, 70, 7, 40, II.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 6Gf--Dec 20, 1861.
81, 80, 10, 2s, "a, Is, G2. II, Is, 2, n, 8.
Circulars ut free of charge by addressing either 20
MURRAY, EDDY co,
Coyingion, KY. Or ST. Louis, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Ovcrconts for Men, Boys, Youths and
ChidrenNew large and splendid stock great bargains,
ut Oak Hall, 81, W and ~ Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

At Jcrcrs', 573 Broadway, is the only
place New York where Ladies' Bamora Boots had
from 81 TO S., that Will give perfect satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Prizes Cnshcl in all Lcsalizca lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
10 Wall street, up stairs, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Gents Slippers for New Year Presents,
reduced prices SLATER ladies' shoe store 85S Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MusIc.-To-night Bourcicault's
comedy of " London Assurance" will be given by MIR
Jarres excellent company The cast is of tho
effective that We have for many pest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Among NIL Modern improvements, Mo-
thing add TO the attractive personal appearance OF
gentle than of ESPENSCfEID'S new winter style
or Festival Hats ready ut rs Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

LAURA KsxSE's.-The new pieces at this establishment
are drawing the town They arc-as usual with all the
Christmas novelties produced theresuperbly mounted
and rich in fine artistic efforts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

The HERaMASN SoRErs AT N,BLos.-These performances
continue to attract crowded houses Juvenile New York
had better profit of the coming week. for il will be the
last Of Mr. Herrmanns engagement On the 7th Of next
month he gives his closing entertainment and after that
takes his DEPARTURE not to reappcar here again FOR con-
siderable perc& 80 -"<1,s -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

WINTER GAnIEN. Mr. Barney Williams takes his benefit
at the Winter Garden tonght. will BIO the last oppor-
tIny which he will have Of appealing to the supper, OF
his admirers during his present engagement The hint
will not, wo are sure, be lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Phot0gra PHI AIbums.-A Full Assortm mt
for sale by FREEMAN RIVERA CO, Importers 10 Maiden
and a, 3yl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Broadway, corner Warren street.
Broadway. corner Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

A. EvcrdelIs, 300 Broadway, Corner
Diane street eddine and visiting Cards for the Holidays
New stY es very elegant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

CAs FIXTURES. &C
" STEPHEN PIIILBIN
No. l67 Broadway,
Offers for SALE reduced prices splendid assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES,
FRENCH BRONZE5 (direct imporltionl,
Consisting Of Man,el Ornaments Staiuet,es, Groups,
Jnkstands, &c.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting attended 10 usual at No 3
Fourth street and No. 2 Astor House Barclay street.
GENUINE CHAMPAGNE Ar'MoDERArE PRICEs.-sOa
VI baskets quarts and pints for SALE small large
Quantities, by G. MENDuM OF broadway and &c
dar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

The Newborn Progress states that 1t has heard tina
slave aborcrs have been hired for the Raleigh Castor
Railroad for tho ensuing year. at fty dollars each
have heard nothing Of it, We find there Is general OK
pcctation that there will be reduction the hire
negroes for Dext year from the former high prices
we were not prepared 10 expect great reduction
that The utter pros;ration OF the turpenne business
and the prospect before cotton planters should tn
war last must greatly reduce the value OF negoes.-Ro
ieiqh Reaiaer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Frock PalctOt
Ovcrcoas,
Sack Ovcrcoats
Cape Oycrcoats,
Army Overcoats.
New and elegant styles nj
Low prices.
DEvLIN CO.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

,os n elw before an enemy even in sight Is bunder
Tho " "on snete Is seemingly no paation.
ihe SssMaf inquiry Is, who is to biafncY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Gonyaud'ss Oriental Cream and Lily
White, Tor the skin g. Walker street OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

Beautiful COMPLEMENTARY Bloom
of Youth. Liquid pea:i has equal Tor preserving aud
Identifying the complexion and skn. All druggists and AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27
David's Holiday Style Of Gentiemcn's
Hats salesroom 2g91s Broadway near Duane street.
Winfcr Cans and, Eur Goods for Holt

Prescnt-Gents Otter Beaver and Nura Fur Caps; Cents
Fur Gloves Fur Mufcrs and Collars Plush Cloth and
trimmed Skating, Travelling ana Dress Caps LADIES' Fur
Hoods Fur Gloves and Collars Fashionable and ap-
proprate articles for Christmas New Year GIFTS Your
perso inspection respectfully invited 1857 Canal street,
OF Wooster. WILLIAM BANTA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

T AIDES FINE GOLD BAND BRACELETS OF Ain
IL kiias low VI and IS, at q. 4. ALIENS,
AIS Broadway, one door below Canal street
RNOLASSES FOR SALE.-CHOICEST NEW ORLEANS
1Vl Molasses; my Importation . .
= THOMAS r. AGNEW,
200 Greenwich and 80 Murray street.