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HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH ARMY CoRPs, I
BEFORE PETERSBURG, Dec 81. 1854,

BEFORE PETERSBURG, Dec Il, 1854. (
This the shortest day Of calendar year seemed
lmmeasuraby long BY OF the tedious rain and
gloom OF overhanging clouds banshiug the and com.
polling confinement to tents The storm sadly inter.
rsred with building log huts and the are now in
places almost impassaby muddy. Az write the rain has
ceased falling, but the wind is blowing tornado blast
causing fearful agitation Of teutpolcs and canvass
Brevet Major General Ayres, commanding Second diyi.
sion. leaves In the morning twenty days leave This is
bis first absence from corps since the common cement
R tho present campaign In his absence brevct Brgader
General Gwyn will command the division.
ORDERED TO REGIMENT
Brovet Major j. b. Sinclair late Assistant Adiutant
Benorai OF Brevet Brgadier General has been
prdercd TO join his regiment the Fourteenth United
tufantry, az Fort Trumbui Conn. mentioned this oil.
per despatch as having been aice brevetod
FOR bravery IN battle He purchased his brevets the
Dxpense OF six different wounds and each inflicted in
separate engagement.
Lieutenant James B. Campbell succeeds Major Sinclair
- Assistant Adjutant General
OFFICERS.
Every few days we have restored 10 Us ocers wound
ID In the early part OF the campaign Among those
returned and heartily and warmly welcomed, II
Brevet Major W. W. Swan, Assistant AdJuant General OF
she Second division He was wounded In the Wilder
hess and hts wound is not yet fully healed. Not all
Dur officers, but some certainly are too anxious 10
Soin the army. Not long since recorded Of
brigadter General Cham oerlain and colonel Edmonds
beverley wounded and their wounds their having
returned too soon have broken out again, and II is
feared they will be obliged to return 10 the North to
Undergo further medical treatment
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mr.. William H. Merriam's Despatch.
4.s.s. In FRONT OF RICHMOND, Dec ga. NJ.
Nothing Of public interest has occurred in the army up
10 this writing There few any Indications OF any
formal observance Of the holidays though believe the
rebel army OF Leo IL 70 be treated to dinner by the
Rchmondites on Now Years Day. 1t will DO q sorry
meal.
Many Union officers attached 10 General Buffers army
have leaves OF absence TO visit their families and friends
at the North during Christmas and New YEARS. week.
THE RECENT vcTosY or GENERAL THOMAS
Major General Ord commanding has issued the follow.
ing order, bearing date at these hesdquate rere
to the recent victory OF Major General Thomas
General Ord says:-"A great victory has been gained.
The enemy in front Of Nashville attacked
ntrenchmen and by the blessing OF God and the ardor
Of our troops driven at all points. On portions
OF the line all their men and all their guns cap
tured" The order concludes with proposing "Three
cheers for General Thomas army"
CHANGES IN TIE INSIGNIA OF RANK
Hereafter officers iservng in the field by order OF Mr..
Stanton are permitted to dispense with shoulder straps
and the prescribed insignia rank their equip
ments The marks OF rank prescribed to be The
the strap Officers are also permitted TO wear over
coats OF the SAND color and shape OF the
after be required on the overcoats hats forage caps
nor win sashes or epaueis DO required.
TO OFFICERS ON COURTS MARITAL.
Tho Secretary OF War has also ordered that officers
serving on courts martial, courts OF inquiry, military
commissions or boards will not DO allowed
OF quarters exce BY special order Of the Depart
ment All previous orders and regulations on this sub.
ject have been revoked.
LAB0RKRS
for the purpose OF policing the general hospitals OF the
army arc hereafter to be hired paid and controlled BY
the QuArtermasters Depar tmsut
THE CASH or LIEUTENANT B, GRAY
That portion OF general orders dsmssing second Lieu
tenant William Gray, or the First United States
coored cavalry has been revoked by Of Major
General Butler appearing that Lieutenant Gray, who
IS an excellent officer. acted under Misrepresentation OF
his duties and rights.
DKPAKTURE OF H0KE's (REBsLl DIVISION.
Hokes rebe DIVISION OF Longstreets corps left this
front yesterday probably to reinforce Bragg at Whining
ton, or tho enemy At Charleston.
DUTCH
For the frat day 10 some time there very little
nring on General Ludow's canal yesterday.
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Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, Nov. 70, 1854
Nesos rrsm the Interior-7ne Case Of the Satpa6or-A
Present WiIl'ar Nelson, Esq, Agent Of thS Panama
Rdiiroad Company, dc.
We have nothing from the interior Of this republic
worth mentioning, excepting disturbance CarthaGeoa
lately; rot q revolution, bus row between civilians and
soldiers, wherein some lives were ost.
General Mosquera IL still 10 the interior OF The CaucA
busy engaged the road between Buenavsntura and
Cali His eAdeavors have this enterprise completed a.
carly date most commsndabls, and successful,
be will have accomplished something Of importance for
the country, and work that will tend 10 develop the
resources the state through which and largely
increase traffic between Buenaventurs and the Ter
minus Of the road. II enterprises Of tins kind were
thought o. and Of them carried 70 oompiesior Co.
lombis would find how much more profitable they arc
than wars or hgbtiDg possibly whom the Call read is
completed the truth 81 my assertion may be established
and other enterprises OF a like character b more
thought OF.
The excitement attending the the Salvador has
subsidized into perfect quiet told you in my last that
the copsprators 10 be sent 10 New York. nowith
standing the protest OF the authorities Some say they
have sons and all say do not know II they
have or have not am TO asking questions that
might be considered Impairment hence have kept very
quiet, feeling that IL n matter OF moment n IA
custody board tho Lancaster In charge Of the officer
commanding Fort Warren.
Tho action Of tho state government Is 10 say the least
Of IL, extremely disobligng BY the course Il has pur.
sued It is aiding tho enemies OF the United States aud
win no doubt DO kindly remembered for the BY the
called Southern confedcracy. These authorities have
chosen to consider the prisoners or instead Of
the enemies OF mankind for they pirates nothing
more and cannot DO construed into anything else unless
by hse who determined do regret that any
thing upon the subject said By the Admiral and that
the prisoners were not passed the road without per
mission being asked. Had this been done few letters
would have ended the natter and the prisoners would be
where they should boon their way TO the United States
Cor trial. Maybe ,hey se-qsien sabe3
France was prompt her recognition OF the service
rendered to her representative 10 Panama by the officers
| OF the Panama Railroad Comoanv. soala. wuose
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Rebel Accounts.
q FORCE FROM GRANTS ARMY rHRRATI
The Police ARRAY In the Ninetecnth
Ward.
TO THH EDITOR OF THR HERALD


TO THE EDITOR OF The HERALD.
NEw York, Dec "a, 1864.
You having unintentiouay done great injustice In
the HERALD OF yesterday permit justify my scr
before the eyes of the public by giving insertion
note. In the paper to which allude your reporter
stated that entered the Nineteenth ward station
in state OF liquor addressed myself to Captain Hartt in
Threatening and abusive manner and upon being or
dered out OF the house. that drew pistol and pointed
1t at Mr. Hartt, with the evident intention OF shooting
him. Now, as each and every OF these statements
are Incorrect and may inure me before the eyes OF the
public, desire to make the following statement
On Monday morning last having heard that neIghbor
Of mine was ncarcerated In the Fifty ninth street
station house. called in there and asked Captain HART
such man was arrested. and what his bail.
He said that no was not disposed to toll me- that
With this unsatisfactory left and paid no more
attention to the matter until found, few days after
fore the superntendent for interesting myself IN behalf
OF prisoners.
on the day OF the trouble passing the station house and
seeing the captain in the window, thought II would
proper tmo 70 clear up any IT, indeed
there were any between entered and In the pres.
encs Of some Eve six officers respectfully asked Capt
Hart II was he who made tho charges against me- and
jeo.ioa 70 tell mo- a. / never had any trouble
with him and served under him whom was
me that he was not DISPOSED to tell me- and .h.s
must leave the office Without fqrthAd "a my h...s.
nso ssve 70 10 goH my in drawing
when NOT armed with my baton. immediately
made . move 70 put the pistol back, without
intention my part TO do anything OF the
KIND, when or tho mea (roundsman Fitzgerad)
present called the captains attention to mo- then re.
piled, whats the matter with you f-there's no
danger" The captain thereupon ordered to be seized
and helped execution Of his order by clutchng hold
OF himself He, with another officer (Fitzgoraid),
threw the ground violently that the fall broke
my wrist, my being turned under me. was then
thrown into CELL whore was allowed to remain some
four hours before doctor sent to set my wrstthe
only satisfaction given being that when pleaded for
medical aid put 10 irons. Being now confined 10
sick bod by the results OF my injuries, hope you will
do the justice Of publishing the above statement
Yours. JAMES TENANT,
Patroman Twenty first precinct,
No I'd
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representative was che persou most benefited.
not yet noticed the courtesy bestowed
upon her comm ssionsr. but tho Commissioner, Senoe
Nazarredo has not forgotten for by the packet
from Southampton, VIM. Nelson, Esq. the commercial
agent OF the Panama Railroad Company received sword
from him that 10 exhibited IN New York would cause ~
much excitement and attract did the
famous sword at the Sanitary Fair To all appearance.
as held IN the hand IL Is snakea copperhead al that
In COIL grasp close tho head for fear OF being bitten,
and slight effort draws from the scabbard Toledo
blade that In itself wonder. The blade about tn
feet IN length. Close TO the head IL Is richly inad with
gold; side, letters OF the material j. the
follow log inscription IL Monsieur William Nelson.
May, 1854, Eusobis Salszar Mazarred0 on the other,
fFabrca de Toledo 1864 This beautiful piece Of steel
DO bent with the point touching the hit. yet It
springs perfectly straight when the hand Ii removed
The scabbard In the coil. IL IL aao OF steel, and the
resemblance in color and every other respect TO the
body OF snake Is perfect. Nothing fns
sword into the scabbard taking OF the
COIL with rs much IL IL the slightest
degree curved. It has been loaned hour
two 70 examine, and as wrte h the table before
me- The two rubies that form the eyes, and the brilliant
colors OF the reptile almost mako me believe myself IN
dangerous vicinity. This sword. one like IL, was
particularly described In the LONDON Iusyoed Nescs
some two years since ~ attracting much attention 81 the
International Exhibition in London With tho pistols Of
France aud Toledo blade w. Nelson may said to bo
In DC condition 70 afford protection TO another spanish
Commissioners, shoad he By chance come this way and
stand 10 need OF friend.
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A Coal On. RsrmxRy BuRxsD At prnADnPnA. last
evening" about quarter past O'Clock IRE broke out
IN the coal OIL refinery Of Carr oNei 81 Twenty second
and Washington streets IN the First ward The establish
extensive and bad been In operation but few
months. The flames spread rapidly, and the whole
southwestern part OF the city vas illuminated the on
tire concern and contents consisting OF valuable ma
chlncry axtures and large stock Of oil, totally
destroyed The loss estimated At si7 0oo upon which
there IN insurance Of 5000 10 Mo- Ners e~"s"ss-
f~losy. INc 20
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Another Expedition Towards
the Weldon Railroad.
THE NEW CORPS ORGANIZATIONS
General Orders I'm Relation
to the Subject.

Mr. Charles H. HanuamS Despatcns
HEADQUARTERS, In FRONT or PETERSBURG,
Dec II, 1854. +
MILITARY BURIAL GROUNDS
MAJOR General Meade has lately directed that each div
bioo OF this army shall have separate lot, securely
feuced 10, for the inerment Of Its dead All isolated
bodies OF deceased soldiers to dsnterred with az
little delay practicable reintevred In the burial
ground OF the division which they belonged Durable
6aadboards with proper inscriptions viii be placed over
all graves The inscription will give tho name rank,
company and regiment Of the deceased soldier will
also BIO taken TO prevent any inscription becoming
Aerated Friends and relatives OF deceased soldiers will
hus always be enabled learn where their bodies
been laid aud, DESTROYS OF doing So have them dis
INFERRED and transported North.
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Singular Appearance OF the Heavens.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Eswx COUNTY, N. j., Dec. "a, 1884
A remarkable phenomenou occurred last evening
during Beekman IRE. As viewed from Newark
and the Passaic valley presented column pillar OF
light some ten or twelve degrees height or q Gear
aud defined outline, much distinct than ever
the northern lights The immense height aud clearly
defined shaft OF light gave IL the appearance OF fre
descending from heaven upon your city Can this phe
nomenon be explained by the known laws Of nature,
BETA.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARaIXAIl


nAyA.A-= .g Corsies1r Roosei! Son J Fog
Der J Maggie. : II Caldwell, Nayano RIB Cam o
dard. WIN Martin Morinas Forrest. Thos Knowles.
Jaues Caldwell, Mss u A Murtand. w Hawes, Geo
Price. Capt Thos l. 1ommng Chas Young-sud Is ia tho
seerage.
NV ORIKAEs-Steamship Thomas A scott-Co aher-
man and family. Col II Baker. Col Bowen, Cart
Nicholson. United States Navy; Capt Loring United
States Navy; Capt Adams United States Navy Capt
Sonshwick United States Army Capt j W Anthem, Dc
Lieut. Haynes. Lieut. A Davis. w Swan. e Bates,
Hazard Lieut. Wellitt. Liout Croplsnd-and % In
the steerage
Nxw ORLsANs-Stoamship George omwell-H Fitch
and vito. two children and servants Mrs wright Miss
Wright Miss Forrest Mrs Kersell, w Wentworth
lady, Levy and lady, Bates and wife, Mrs john
son, Mrs Drsco, Mrs Gllem, John fouro NathAns.
smith, Siias Corey. G wilkins, Lion. Black. q
Barelli, Abrams. Jos Hoy. Bernstein. Fleck,
Picard, Myers, J II Holmes servant Stewart.
Myers A Farley.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING City of Cork-Mss Kuichling.
Patrick Rooney OF Montreal; Rossiten. Gmore.
Hrsch. OF Philadelphia Andrew Kaltenbach Waddiag
ton. Capt Jones, Quiu Albert Joseph OF Now YORK:
Thomas Hen son. Hardt. Thomas Roche, Mr. kdwAsds.
vanderpoo Mr. Cane Charles Grasett Of Boston Frank
Cl0ugh. W estmoreapd. Mr. Hawks, Herley Jamea
Worsley. Il Edwards, with others In the steerasc
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Mr. william III. Merria ms Desp atch.
MAJOR GENERAL wnrzRL's HEADQUARTERS, [

Dec. Q, 1854
The new colorcd corps, the formation Of which has
recently sbsorbe the military attention Of tho armies
operating against Richmond accomplishcds fact,
and has been numerically designated tho Twentynth
corps United states Volunteers Major General Godfrey
weitzsl commanding Thus IL insugurated now era In
tho war quietly and suspciously.
GENERAL wEuzKLs rsyF
append the stan Of the new corps destined 70 play 20
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Personal InteIl7uence.

Colonel Norton and Rev. W. McBullan OF Royalston
W.. John z. Stockton OF Newark, n aud DR.. amil
tom OF Philadelphia. are a. the Aston House.
Major Green and Captain Hail. OF tho British Army,
ct the Clarendon Hotel.
Captain Nicholson, late commander OF the celebrated
Monitor Manhattan whose nfteeninch shot disabled the
rebel ram Tennessee, IN the MOBILE Bay engagement,
arrived 10 this city on the Odd inst
Major General Robert B. Potter, commanding tho So
to-day short leave OF absence and Ia staying at the
residence OF his brother Garrison NJ Potter ESQ., No. 10
Gramercy Park.
Breve. Major General Merritt passed through wheeling
on the 2lst, bound West.
Major General Robert 3. Potter commanding the SO.
cond division OF the Ninth army corps arrived in town
Yesterday short leave OF absence, and 10 stopping II
his residence, No. 10 Gramercy Park.
Passengers sailed December 10, from Nassau, ~ P for
Bermuda, in the steamship Darien for BcrmudaGenera
Lee Mrs. Lee mrs. Boykn and child, Messrs NJ Gwinn
W. Davis C. HUI. @. Dasher, T. MCGUIRE samuel Platt
f. A. Grisson, Thos. Galloway. For Livsrpool-Aessrs
8. Root, j. W. Goh.
American Agency, No. II Charlotte street. Bedford
square, London, England tor two weeks ending Decem
DC. . ohn o. %nIs ana nv s.rsh
Secretary OF Legation 10 Russia; G. n Wood Fergus
Cochran, John +. Walker, John q. Marshall. Norman a.
Ward, j. a. Wnsow, A. Smith. ID. Dodge and wife, A.
Lippman and Ii. G. Wood New York; D. X. Award.
Auburn c. q. simpson Charles Livingstone and James
wiscoasin; Rev W. T. Armitage and Il P Baldwin, De-
.roi.. Mich G. H. Clark and lady, B. Perkins and LADY,
r. u. Wood and lady. J. FsHton, Creighton and Ed.
ward l.. Peckin, Philadelphia.
Americans registered Messrs vandenbroeck Bros
No. 90 Rue de la Chaussee dAutp Messrs Lheroette,
Kane Co s. No Place de In Bourse, aud Messrs. John
Monroe Co.'S American bankers, No. Rue de 10 PAX,
Paris for the week ending December 2,-Mr and Mrs
II Pendleton, Mrs. II. Kuowsr, samuel Isham. Miss
shsm Miss Burhaus, Francis O. BARLOW, John Paine, Dr.
W. D. Lusk, Charles W. Spur, Mr.. and Mrs. Chss II.
sharpe, Edward wnitehouse, Mr.. and Mrs Otis Burt,
from New York. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Adams Ames, l..
Trouvelct. George c. Barrett J. W. HunnewcIi, from
Boston Mr. ana Mrs. W. L. Newberry, Miss Ncwberry
Frank r. Chandler, Mrs r. Farman. Chicago Edmund
Pecho, Phisdsipha, M,ss u H. Abbot, Beverly Louis
c. Garmir st. Louis; Miss n A. White Mlss White, Miss
Fanny White, ". A. white. Jr. Brooklyn.
The Grand Duke Nicholas Of Russia heir 70 the throne
arrived ~ Milan on the 9th OF November Prince Hum
bert went 70 visit him neat day. In the evening the
Duke proceeded TO tho villa Reas but did not 1nd
the Prince, who had gone 70 Brcra.
Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte has been promoted
l 10 the rank OF 0nAcer In the Legion OF Honor.
The Hereditary Grand Duke Of Russia has arrived q
Venice from Verona.
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A Prssont.-The most suitable Presone
for smokers Ia undoubtedly MEERSCHAUM PIPE.
wh,oh be got genuine at POLLAK SONS manufse-
Broadway Fourth street. Pipes cut to order
anA
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.porsan. par. On these fields and ho,l = important


pooe IN tne eyes o. t0e notton.-
General Oydvs-Na l.
HEADQUARTERS, TWENTY uFTH AMY C0sPs,
Army or rHK JAMES, IN mK NMD Va Dec. a. 1884 J
In accordsnce with orders from departments headquar.
tors, dated december q 1854 the undersigned hereby
assumes command OF tho Twenty fifth army corps. which
Includes all the coored troops OF this department except
officers are announced as constituting che staff
Lieut.. Col r. III jackson, Assistant Inspector General
Lieut. Col. A. G. Wsrberg, Acting Assistant Inspector
General
surg. A. J. H. Buzzel, Medical Director
Major A. H. Stevens, Jr., Provost Marshal
Capt. W Hutchings, Chief Quartermaster
Capt G. N. Robins. Chief Commissary Subsistence.
Capt G. i. Howard, Ordnance officer
Capt d. d. Wheeer, Assistant Adjutaat General.
Capt. Lewis Wetzei, Aid de-Camp.
Lieut. n f Graves. Aid ds-Camp.
Lieut.. II. b. Fitch, Aid de Camp
Lieut. VIM: p shrevo. Commisssry Of Musters.
Lieut.. G. 0. Phillips. Chief Of Ambulanoes.
Lieut.. Benz Thomas Acting Assistant Qusrtermaster.
@. wEirLEL, Major General Commanding.
OUcial:-D. ID. WHEELER, Assistant Adjutant General.
Deaths I'm Rebel Prisons Of Mon OF tho
Fifteenth New York Artillery.
HxADouARrsRs, FIFTEENTH Nxw YORK ARTILLERY, I
BEFORE PETERSBURG, Va, Dec 2, 1854.
The following information Is taken frsm private let.
ter from Edward Gronewey, Company c. Fifteenth New
York artillery, recently prisouer-He that he
was Of party OF thirteen who were captured Mag
nolia Swamp, Va, on the 9th OF June, 1854. The
mainder of his comrades have died. with the exception
Of three, who joined the rebel army rather than be
who have dcdviz: Corporal voerIing privates Abel,
Hoeer, Pleier and Bussong The or others
not given these all members Of the Fifteenth
New York artillery. The names OF those who have
joined the enemy will BIO given ascertained.
Rebel Accounts.
= FoRos FROM GRANTS ARMY rHRRATnNIN0
.s WELDON. 1880 q
From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. 221 ss
Our scouts report that General Palmer. with division
OF infantry and battalion OF artillery has occupied
Bower Ill., eight miles east OF Portsmouth. 1t Is sug.
gested that this force Ia intended operate against
Weldon
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Lato from the Arctic Cirelss--0sniA's
Arctic Fer Slsgh Robss whlts driven SNOW.
sp did hyper Market eIeep
his Polar Boar Skins. In fact thars
be found such mAgninosut slegAlna
Furs 4 GnNfNs. hl1 Broadway.
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Corns, Bunt0ns, Enlarged Joints ana
all diseases OF the feet cars& ~ Dr. ZACHARIR 10
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BatcheIor's HAIR Dye-ghe Best in the
world Harmless. reliable, instantaneous The only par
feet Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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article . teeth prescrvsr and breath
purifier and pleasant and convenient 20 IL
cecdng popularity docs not surprise Any one Time has
these excellent qualities eminent degree IL has -
ultimately acquired the right position toilet
table. Sold by druggists every where.
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Superior Ass0rtment Of Wines, Brea-
dies, Irish, SCOTCH and Bourbon Whiskes.
~etio Overs noes, Winter Boots. both
warm and waterproof az LORIN BROOKS SONS. lM
Broadway corner of Howard street.
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The New Haven Railroad inquest brought to a
close Friday last by the examination OF A. T. Smith
and the charge OF Coroner Ranney to the jury.
Mr. Smith Is railroad the superinte OF th
Hudson River Railroad and the burden OF his testimony
was that the rate OF fares should raised
cents a mile, and that the companies should not run
traios than twentyh miles an hour as a maxi.
mum OF speed
me charge OF the Coroner very volumnous, and
abounded In compliments TO the railroad companies
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Prizes CashsA I'm All Le allzod Lao torAese
and Information given. J. CLUTE Broker's Once. 10
Broadway. kew YorK.
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Cheapest Book store In the World
100000 Chdren's Books masnhcent Pho geographic Albums
beautiful Family Bibles Illustrated; gorgeous TOY Books
49, LBGoAr BROTHERS. IIs Nassau street
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BLOOMING CEREUs peter rs cdsr," said Of
the other day. "Of do, sAh
bystandsr, who took thu remark literally; 't
odor out.n
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TWENTY-FIVE my, seventyeve. one two three four aal
hundred thousand dollars each-foP sale -
GEO. c. ALLHN No 4l5 Broadway. door below caaa1
street. formerly No. IL Wall street
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Old Ewes Made New.

Ne mere Acceptable Pressns Can be
70 old or young than Of the BLLIPftC LOCK
STITCH SEWING MACHINES. aE Broadway.
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A.-Gensiemon Wishing Now Yeas
Cards wl please orders An elegant
ment POWERS, Card Writer. 81 Nicholas Hotel