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The New York herald., 1863-12-23

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s. sfasS as %ssSn S4oi rGrns0n
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frances as csrns kS Mssss
El,abethper Sarah xlzsbch. Smith, Nyork soap uar
raiIxSELenIA: 1ss sI.Arr steamer Bsssass.
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srss r Wsthsri thompson Bosafsrt;s BCrosby. Cros
BY Pensacola ecrs James. Keen Ct Thomas. csrpsn
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%s we, VIII, o. f9fs %.ss Ds. pbSs
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PORTSMOUTH. Dec 1874 steamer wawenock. Mors.
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Soft K.ra eSsoS s Ts pre. rxGs .a Lancashire
aAIEM. Dec Iosld nee, Of 20 70 salt, su bound
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The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Inc treasurer OF the State OF COnnecuCut al.
vertses for proposals for 81 900 900 twenty years
6 per cent coupon bonds, which will be awarded
at Hartford on tile 5th Of January next.
The aggregate value of the exports of produce
and merchandise. exclusive of specie, from this
port during the past week was $2,6OG,ll3.
The Chemical Bank Of this city has declared
quarterly dividend of six per cent free of govern
ment tax, payable on the I'd of January; the Peo.
pies Bank asemannual dividend of four per cent,
payable on tho I'd OF January; the Metropolitan
Bank semi-annual dividend of four per cent, free
OF government tax, payable January 4; the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank, a sem-annual dividend Of
three and half per cent. payable January
The Washington Marine Insurance Company has
declared semiannual interest dividend of three
aud half per cent payable on the I'd Of January.
The following comparative statement shows the
average condition Of the leading items of the
Philadelphia banks for the past and previous
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n msseslraneOwa.

srsAsss,ss.ipr Cap. ysmicson. ss,ea reserday ror
Port an Prince
LAuScu-To morrow Thursday morning al TX O'Clock
Allison vill launch from bs ysri 10 Jersey CITY one
sieambsAs built Tor Aeksr 4 Powers
SUR DEWITT CIisros-iAverpooL Dec 6--shp Dewitt
Chnton shore 81 fOnby s fast breaking up and ths
cargo (deasD 70 washing on shore
snirs aoly-The following hmericsa vessels hsys bseu
uin ucdferd y 1891 FOR f 900 cash 0corse west ~
~ S:sS bni, s rbomss,on Ia iso fsso Prince cf wsss
30 toas built nsh 70 $50 feo0c. vandaiis 7rs tsna
oidrr shps aoi good sae them ~
cnt tc t1r-t
Bmo r,os c,rrot vn-s, a. noina, sals fras osc,ea,s
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
SECOND BOARD,
CITY plMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec go PM
Asnxs-Receipts III bbis. Market steady, with mode
rate export inquiry Sales Is bbs at IS 50 Tor po.s
80 T5 for pearls
BEsswAxwe note sales OF 100 10, Western at 40 &C.
q soc.
aud 2.2To meai 3s2 bushels corn ~ do
OATS 07 do rye 800 do. barley and go do malt The
buoyancy noticed in the market for State and Western
-four yesterday continued to-day, and a further sd
vance Of SC 10c. obtained shippiag
grades Of state which were most iequred for,
part on speculation, this Kind beng comparatively
scarce-Western and trade brands 10 moderate re-
quest, but those did not In tho improvement In
prices Tho days sales comprised l6 900 bills the
kst closing rm. Canadian nour was also tr,ne higher
on the common kinds with sales OF 700 bbs southsrp
1our sought after for homo consumption and export
a improving prices Tho sales comprise 1850 bbs. Rye
nour moderately dealt In d rather castor prices
OF meal $50 bbs sold At Is 6s - 70 for Jersey,
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
Oacta.

O1c0s
R4sus --0a Moaday uornins. pscsnbs, at. EErxs,
the beloved wife Of John K. Bartlett
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend tbs
funeral from NO III Henry ssrcc' tnfs ("eancsdsy)
BxopsncK -on Monday evening, Dscsmbsr 81. NHLr.
daughter OF William and Margaret Brodsrsck. assd 2
The relatives and friends Of ths family ~e invited 70
at,sod the funeral from the residence o. Dor parents NO
o'ciock
California pspers pisase copy.
Bycxfxs.-M her residence, No az Monroe strest.
JOHANNA, wife of Timothy Buckley
Ths friends and msmbsrs OF The family arc invited 10
attend tins tuesra from hsr sss residence. this twedDss
s,r.vss--Tss l!s.d q cA..e, q ssp..me., %. hs,
on "' friday. sspsemSsr sas, a dyssntery. Mr. wmSra.
Bs.src~. native Of M,lae. y: A., sgsd 81 years
ms rsssvss ana f,suds Of che family are respectfully
O'Clock soos, from sSs sssds:es Of Der psr:ss No as
Pac,oc street. ookiyn fhe remains viii be taken 70
.r~Iou Monday, Dscsmbsr u, yssrA, youngest
rss frsnds and relatives q shs family are nvi,sd %
West FWty third ssrsss ths (wsdnasday) sfsrHcon at
ens oeieck. Her rcmans wd' be snseersd 10 trinity
CasI -on tuesday. December "a, Of typhoid lever.
Erlzs Cart beloved daughter of Bernard and Ann
0s Of the parish q Lsnss'd. county Tyrone. ireland. 10
The ir:cs. Of i. ssuy respectfully invited !. 81.
tend The funeral RON the csy Hosptal this (Wedpss
day) aftsraooo st tws eosock without furshsr nvlsA
ton ~.
pUos.-ia East Hsw Yort, l.. 90 Sunday, Dscsnbss
- BswssrA T.. yovsgs:s daughter 1 the 'ass Jsass
tByOs. n eae 3oto v0ar of her 60.
fSs rsssivss ssd frssis q u rAniy ere rssssosfsuy
;syisss = ss'.sd IT, isss., tsc. ths v.!yss,,s =,
ts.sssrg this (wsAnssday, sfssrncco 81 css Scieox.
withous further notice.
Duyr--In Broskiys, "a Tuesday. psosnbsr n, sAaAs
Ass Dy.yv. chs bssovsd vito s pstsr Dusy. 10 ths IA
sss rsisisss ssa nsass Of the family sod .hoss q nor
esssher. cscrgs Colgsn. srs rreeiy avitoa 70 eeee
tse funeral. 10 morrow (yasrsaeyl snsssesn, 9 ons
O'Clock, from her late Reliance No % bridge street,
Hrpoktyu, wishout farthsr invieaetsn.
kAn.-0n tuesday morning, psosmoer D, .n A. ..
EAR, sftsr lingering oses. - Ne 80 year of her
The relatives ana frsnAs Of Ire family, aies the nsmbsrs
OF HOOK aud Laddsr Company No n, sse rsspsotfullv
Invited attend the funsrs on ber isas resesscs Ne
isr Aen street. rAursAsy ssersces ~ oss e'osck.
without further notice.
Newark papcrs please copy.
Fuxsros AT washington, D. q /, on MONDAY. Dcosmbsr
a, after shest sss. IN .hs aiss ycas = Ne -. ysss
Isnss, of W0. enA BarAh funsos, of rp9ps valley
RocksnA cosaty, ny.
rho rsIaivss esd hissas u che ss.ny tfuIiy
snvtsA tn sitaaA Ne fvusrA TIN ed~s '.yb itrnnoo
sls~s o~k, fran ~, NJ notisl .pirss' - Al
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
M q rricd.

Married.
EonDA-fsASAao--tn Brooklyn, on Tuesday. December
22, by the Rev n. Dnsbie. n D., RiCHARD ID. FONDA
TO SUSAN daughter OF tho late William Bayard. Esq
0RAv@-GAuLARD.--The Frind of Chino, OF the 2eth
Of September contains the following notice OF marriage
AZ the United states Consulate Canton Tuesday Sap
tembor 8, by the Rev. J. @. Scbelling, the Rev g. r.
0sAvK OF the American Southern Baptist Convention TO
Et A, felct OF the Pev. q. W. Gailard.
MundN-SrArFMD --On Sunday, December 20. at the
Westchester Hotel by the Rev. Father McAieer, JACK
NUIan Miss MARRIsrTv SrAsriuD all or this city.
MolDgxxorr- r->JuD0B-On Sunday evening, december 20,
by tho Rev. Father McAieer. Mr.. HENRY McDssAou to
Mlss CAtaARisK JuDcx, oil OF this city.
Louisville (KentuckyD papers please copy
SxuLS--HKwIxu.--ln Brooklyn. on Tuesday. Decem.
bsr e2, By the Rev W. r. Moore. rector OF ST. Georges
church, Hempstead, l. EDWARD SGnLN TO DArLE.
youngcst daughter OF tho late stephen Hewlett, Esq
rBoxNx-isoaARDsos.--iniO louisville, KY. thursday,
II Brookyu, r. TO SALsM ALLEN, daughter OF tho ate
william Richardson. OF Louisville, KY
wooD--Wusos.--AtS SO. Phiilips, Ia the Highlands on
Tuesday, December ~, by the REV Chsees r Hodmsn
Joss WON 10 MAar ELxAHoR WnsoN.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
ixpSrtant Motion on a. Order OF Arrest.
Before Hon Judge leonard.

Before Hon Judge Leonard
Oso % Joseph Dusat Fsix Delacro1.-rhe de-
rendant was arrested the Goth OF July 1892 on an
order OF arrest this action, and has since been
confined the county jail On the 9th OF May 1868,
judgment entered against him for 500 44 and exceu
tioD against his property On the 9th OF October
1888 and before the return of this execution the de-
fendant moved for supersedeas OF the execution and
discharge Of defendant, the ground that plaintiff had
neglected to charge him In execution within three months
after the last day Of the next following that al
which Judgment had been entered. On the 1th OF octo'
ber 1863 the execution returned unsasneo ana on
the 9th Of October l863 the p!antns attorney issued
an execution against the person OF the deendant under
which he Is now held in custody by the Sheriff, and
which the plaintiff counsel claimed sufficient an
swer to the motion The court denied the motion in The
IzouARD, NO considerable time elapsed after the
three months had expired before the defendant was
charged IN execution Under the authorities referred 10
sueen against the discharge OF the defendant sp
pears 10 be shown when the defendant charged In exc
cutlon before the motion for supersedeas has been
brought on. The motion Is denied
Counsel for plaintiff, Messrs. J. B. Fogarty and G. l.
spittnorn for defendant, Mr.. j. NJ. Smith.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

-teevs - rmer .orc shipping demand Tor wheat,
Ous oaV 9ooesese nome ~ede inquiry. and the market
wes heAvy, though without deslded change in prices
Sssee eeoo busAss q e1 ~ 81 50 for srsng Chicago
u - ~ - Zoe Milwaukee club, o1 Cs 81 90 Tor
winter red Western 81 81 53 for amber NI'WHukes
vtMhi ~ fcr amoer Michtgan--ciosng withose any
kinds Tho corn market decidedly heavy, N spite
OF all astsmpts 70 bolster IL mp, prices were mol
Quotaoly lower, though the extreme rates paid
The days business footed 10 90 900 bushels st 81 ~
u 20 for western mixod. in store, and 81 70 at u
With ei 90 crsd of prime North river snoas and 81 81
asked Oats we're very arm and active. The sales n
Guiding l25 900 bushels 81 p3c. e1c fcs Western, a2c
aetc for state and 02c pS~ Cor Canadian. harley IA
qusi aud steady with sscs " 200 bushels Ssssc 81 ~
a. y 81 IS. Barley mali was inactive
CorIo> dut ard nominal IN .ss, OF 50, bales nj
% q soc for r,id;ins upland
tcAL Nss 1u'st
ti ~ 80
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Money in Cincinnati on the 18th continued In
good demand, and bankers had no difficulty in dis
posing of all they could spare at 8 a 10 per cent
At St Louis the money market was dull on the
18th, there being very little demand. At Chicago
on the same day money was close and the ex-
change supply limited.
The military restrictions recently placed upon
the movements Of cotton at Memphis, Tenn, have
been partially removed, and ii can now be brought
into the city by four different roads. Large guam
titles of cotton were reported outside the city
awaiting privilege for transportation The last
quotations were:-Mddling fair roc; good mid.
ding, ESQ.,; strict middling &C.,; middling. &C.;
good ordinary, 5sc.; ordinary. 5Oc.; low ordi'
nary, 43c.
The report of the movements of cotton in New
Orleans up to the llth inst. is as follows
Bdles.
Stock hand Sept. l, 1858. ............... 6ol
Arrived since that date ,la3
Total ,........,............a "a, ,804
Exported 90 $50
Leaving in the market 1881
The sales on the 10th are thus reported in the
n D,-,.a
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL

TUESDAY, Dec. 22--6 Pm.
Mr., Secretary Chase, in his annual report to Con.
gross. seems very anxious to return to specie pay
ments and he thinks it can and will be brought
about much sooner than the people anticipate.
We have before informed him that England con.
sumed ton years after her wars with Napoleon to
reach the result that Mr.. Chase now desires and
promises to accomplish SO suddenly; and during
that time the trade, the manufacturing interest
and the industry Of the British nation were broken
down two or three times. The affairs of the
government at the time were in the hands of the
moneyed and landed interests, which had no
sympathy with the commercial and industrial
classes, aud the latter were sacrificed to carry
out the desires and designs of the former. Mr..
Chase may attempt 20 re-enact the role of the
English arstocracy ia the decade subsequent to
1916 at the expense Of the stockholders and con-
tractors who have been enriched through his
laundering financial policy; but if the matter is
left to the people until the war is over the work
can be performed with much greater facility.
Unlike England, the government here is in the
hands Of the working classes, who have no direct
interest in the public debit and when the financial
obligations of the country become onerous upon
them virtual reputation will be an undertaking
quite easy in its performance, by elevating men to
office who are willing to do the bidding Of their
constituents. There would then be no difficulty
ia the way of an immediate restoration of the
specie basis, as our State institutions have always
in their vaults a suficency of coin to warrant
resumption at any moment.
The stock market was more settled this morning;
but prices ranged about the same as they stood at
the close of the previous day. After the board,
however. the depression seems to have worn of,
and most of the railway shares rallied "a per
cent. The market exhibited slight degree of
frmness in the evening, and the following were
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
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sun RfSsg 31f sOeN sRrs. morn 81
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Pert OF New York. Dsosmbsv ~. 1893.

CIEARED. a..
SS q Cork Orb ro'e oaceo'O~a aad
steamship Virginia lBr,: 0rsoe Liverpool-wiaiAms
stsamshir ssadn (Br) Jameson. Kinss.on Js-waldsu
ssip Robin hood. M.,,hevs Ban fr.ss:co-R \ Cooley.
ship FrsOees Palmer iSr1. Dawson. IverpooI-J . IN
ss;p EiIss McsA.sh'a sss esy%coa ols,seTcT James
1P assn s ssss TEs & Coz
ssrk Duo do Pea.aieyre (re,. Lamey. aAvrs-Boyd
BsrS Anna " Lewis. Lambert, sew orlsaos--ruppor Z
Brig aardina tportug oampos 0poeso-Hagsmeyse 4
s: e Ps:ss ss Luce sy
Brig Harriet Ridley (Br, Joec. Hsrbor ursce, Hr-sih
Bris I..SsTs Hunter tsr Wiley. 8. Johns NF-aerdsa
5scte' tDu'o a.ten
sshr Charles XnuA (Br) Dsnscombe. Nassau. Nrosssr
sssr Romp (gs,; Eil,nssr H.lrrsz-HJ Dswof
s scSr ysp xs Name Bush rori EI,ss.r Campbell
s,ssSs ssS, ~'pD' lawson. A'n'n'''''-v'. Sr'o'
ssSr S Eass,ss sSsr%.a &s:sinstos SBea,y. smith
sshr Queen of the West. Rosera wasaioson-vsp Brun.
schr l. Bartlett Conover Snow Hii-r Campbell
schr Eiza Williams. corson. rhuadelphis-van Bruut
s ssf s: Ocean $. SseS 4s:a: s;sSs sss%.s VIZ
ssss Ii:ss ss. sSsss: .ss @ EssFs s
s;s.%sr5 %s tn Tso%Ossa cassa Il. s.ti%ors H'sse'
ARRIVED
ss-ssa rUrs.. ~ :2s s = hour. Nor. Atlantic
s,ssmsnr Pscn.ac shersccd Portland. with ndse sud
Bask Saxon (Rfsre, Of Cape Town. CGH) 10 charge Of
wss captured BY U steamer anderbIlt
wiz sss ms q Wsaa H':: .s ,a g !.
passage had very heavy weather.
Brig Pioneer (of Yarmouth N6). Byrnos Maiaga ~ days
psssed Gibraltar Nov y, With frui, 70 Dani
I 2i with hides 10 nrett, Son V Co;
s's S
bearded from the Us steamer drand 0uf cruising Ell
| we'll
Brig Nssa tsrl. kshsrdsoa. c.safuesos Dec with
&c. 10 Tucker Adghtb0urne Was In Dr
brig Los AmEs from carhsgens for New York and part
Brig Queen Of the South Batlmore) Chapman Port
| Rog a. days in ballast. u master = ~
Brig Victoria (Br). Davidson Salt Cay III, days,
Delaware Brrakwster, with salt. toJ Whitney Co Had
very heavy weather the enlte passage. =
sehr Ante'cpe Or McMurchie, hsyaguef. Dec l. win
fruit Schiesnger Son Hsd heavy entire
pasaaRe; split sails and sprung foremAs. II. .H
schr Tropie Bird lof sJohn NBl - Triuidad q days
| With sugar 10. 70 II Bsrns,oH a Co
schr Pertins Bo~dea. Oharloetown. 81 days. with
Scar soov Brewster Ctario,esovn, 20 days. with ss,s
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

First mortgage bonds OF the Chicago and Gin
cinnat Railroad representing $27 900, sold to-day
at auction for $l5,l7l.
The gold market was uncommony dull to-day,
and the transactions light. The spectators
abandoned the Exchange and left only few small
operators to make up the quotations Of the day,
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

-
y schr Psa(gsset. wsPles Norfolk, s dAya
Il Gchr 2 HAndsph. Risley Virginia
seSr ScSr Fnnfiin. FF % cts,onI Slre1ass gqsio. h
Schr Dirdsall Soper Virginia s1f
aehr Q Donnls smith. Georgetown . dayu Hl 4
acSr A assou. Douyias, 0eorgetowp. daya f ~.
scsr s kssefss 49, s%a; smith gs%ss s,i,Io 49,
Schr MlnneNotA, Smith Baltimore ~
Hchf \ Hall Paddock Baltimore f-...t
HchrJ Sn1th. Lyuob. Pocomoks .laa.l
Slc6P oorrEtne, Beera Boston ...fI
Hchr uenee1o B,rdssll, Mssylspd
Scbr ycp14v. Bray, xi,sbctbpor for Bostca
HcSr FnIr Dealer Cor, Bangor 30 days Z
scss oksnTasu sawyer. .Cserrydeid, . dsys 4
4, 6chr ficy A,ne, fctsrtns. Rockisnd
echr Ife6e wnd, Corsou, Bostop.
Bchr esif Dealer. King Newport
6tsaser Wm Wcedwsrd. Cundin Baiumora
Steamer rocon. Adams Baltimore.
sseauer Phslpa Brown. Philsdelphn a. l .Ifr
Steamer Neva Mnrhln, Rastport .... 81. .
steamer Kinshsser. Nye Providsace -.
RsruRyRD-t steam Transport Ancroa, Share, hHAeo
sSres Hpd part Of tbs sTih Penn vos 17d inst N. "a
sad Ssaesa % rs;ar. 70 the cy .ss obtain is W
sea "a
Schr Scap<rs (BrD. from Befs Hoa. % dAyx
scAr Ksie Brigham Is mssts,.
Also one brig unknown
9AukD
2ist-U9 sunhoat rieksburg sseAmsr 7ir9niA sAp Ru.
Ssns: hess. rssesA Inernsl,onsa sane csrCIl. bass
Pisa Csstoe Armsirong Recrat Elisa nsteooA. Y
0a-61ssass sssHs
wlsa ~ ssnss, sHg
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

The demand received fresh stimulus from the re
ceipt via the river and the West OF accounts from New
York I'd inst reporting favorable reaction In that
market which middliug had advanced 10 80c and
the sales comprised $50 bales including 292 at private
SALE embracing 10 rebaled at &c.. 46 ordinary Of good
staple at 62sc. 20 bales at 61c 81 bales low middng
at 6sc., 20 bales low mddng and loomiddng a. Soc,
and 58 bales middling (42 and 10Y a Toe. These
prices are fully Ic higher than the reduced
prices Of last Tuesday There was also small sale at
auction. % bales, at 3o4c 81 &c for pckngs ana re-
for strict midding The demand more lively toward
the close when as high $50 was offered Tor good
style of good ordinary and there may have been some
further which not reported Tue week
business may be set down at 500 bales.
During the week ending December l5 the earn.
ings of the Chicago aud Alton Railroad were ~
follows:--
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
FINE ARTS.

A Larw srrs rlIosoon,rH n OH, tss, oAsrys,
AtpdhM'a. - ~sr.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Notice 60 u12rinorss
DoMIno0-YIKED LioaI on sALAsDaAs
nvDR00RAPHIC OFyICR ADMIRALTY
LONDON Nov 23 1868 4
The Minister Marine st Madrid has given notice that
aad after Aug 81 1855, light would % sxhibited from
standing BalAndrAs Point At the side OK the en-
trance g the Gulf Of 9amans the Nh end Of the Island
OF San Ooming0. West Indiea :.
t feet above the level Of the and should be visible in
clear weather from o distance of 10 8 mites.
Tho Is feet high painted red aud said to stand in
Ecii'Sss Eeasisaas. =. x i i q q Of oreear,ca
BY command Of their Lordships
BEOHER. Capt n, for the Hydrogrsph
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RAILROADS.

II uuDs0S RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR AL,
bsny Troy the North West leave street
at and 10 n. ami sla and lo3i r. ~, sndlon sun
procured at any Of the Offices OF wEsTcOTTs EXPREss
In New YORK and Brooklyn aud baggage checked al Inc
house 70 al points on the road and 10 Saratoga Springs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
~ Trains WITH leave Twenty sinh depot Albany
70 50 ~ stopping !. wiIamsbridge, white Plains Bed
with cen,s and Ncrshsrn Railroad for Saratoga aud ali
y. ~ lthe raln will run saturdays only. Returning
ic..e crc'on tsl,s 80 Monday for White Plains
ssrss, depot, Per ~ amsbridse rs ioA NJ. 80 s:iS
Mililsm.er'dye trains stop g s stations ror Dover
70 Dover Re,nrnlns Abasy sio A O srrivsi q
Chatham Croton Fas $50 Bedford White Fislns md
WilliamsbvtdKe Dover Plains BS5 A. NJ storpin1 a ai
sssson, sorth q sns q White Palm, Crysoa Isis ~ I
Ismsbridsr, ~ A r. asd Is =. n. Cro.on fais wHIle
Plans and wiansbriaee trains stop A. ali ssatsons
day excursion trans q, bali fare For crvton Fa4 sis
~, stopping a. al stations except Yorkyie; for Willsms
bridge as ii.wA 80 andsP; -. for white
Plans sP ~ Whamsbrtdgt and White Plains train stop
AZ stations Rs,,rn,ns .a,s White PLAIN: e;lsA
N, siorl inc a, az stations CTgoa Falls p ~ stepping
JOHN BURcHILL, supeSinsendent
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EXPRESSES.

puRxUAM's FURNITURE EMPRESS OFFICE i,s
ID we-, Eleventh street. between flfth and sixth ave
nnes Pianos Ntrro~s suart Chira ami Glass how'd and
shsyrd al parts OF the errd Arcr WAGON resnoya
" fufplssre W css~aus. fnrnnnss ,.f.o.
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nR. WATSON, HAVING HAD AN EXPERIENCE OF
II more than thirty is enabled guarantee a euro
In all without change diet restriction from bus-
ness DR. Watson has reduced 70 nifty the price
Beck tie cause and Cure" including All the plates. in
suffering from either debility or who contcm
plate marriage. Sold BY MILLER 4 JENNINGS 42sJ<
Broadway, and by the author go Broadway pex block
above The Metropolitan HOTEL Consultations from A NJ
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r OUIs LOEFPLERs IMPROVED LAMP rs AN IN
IL dspuable discovery which takes the nrst rank among
All amps peculiar of this discovery
Lamp lighted By the simple pressure Of spring without
either removing the Under using match. A
willing either dspose OF patent favorably Join with
capital IN the manufacture OF these Tampa have
model exhibit Mr. Handn2ers Call at rs
Bsekman street. Patented August H. 1858