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suN ssrs............... ~ HIGH Watch. morn
Port Of New York. December J, 1895.

t'NH .A CLEARED lnHttfl Mtf X. Z.
steamship city % London tBrl, Mmchousc QuceBstow
and Itcrpooi-J q Dab ,Gf l8t
Steamship Louisiana CBr), Cutting Liverpool-C n Ed.
wards. fNtB .Ne#M
seamship New York tBrem), Won Otendorp, Bremen
and Southampton- oclfiohs Co. 4ffs r. n III
Steamship Henry chsuncey, Gray, AspnwsllPacinc Mail
Steamship Mexico tBr), Penderter Havana and Nassau
ship As,ronom tBreml Hopper, Liverpool--Unkbar A
90.
ship W y s,orer Bryant, Iivsrrool--c II Marshall
ship solid CBremh Bnllerdick Liverpool remrlbcrg
ship Resonte Morse, Bath Ne--E Uussey Co.
Bark Wieland (Brrnl Barmann. Callno--C Luling a
Bark Columbus tBrefn), Gcrdcs, Antwerp-RuEcr Bros
Rark Linda stewart Osborne Mansanilia-J Thompson
Bark q W Horton, Packard, New orleans-R II Drum.
mcnd 4 20. MN m
..Bris Cleopatra (swed) sundbse Hamburp--Funch,
Brig Arroyo DAM wedcgrow ST Thomas and Arroyo
Galway n Casado
Brig ra,s,Ison t'r) PIKE, Lasuayra and Porto
Brig Y Miller tBr), cromey, sassau-F Monel 4 mar.
Brig Humming bird CBr. Stevens Windsor, Ns--J =
Brig whitaker, Look. Addison via Boston--IIoyoko
schr i, cecela CBr), Rlcan, Antigua
Schr Mary Jane tBr) Mahoney, 81 Andrews NIB Frye
schr Angela (Br) Crane ~ John, MID n Dewolf Co
schr G Packer, Phinnoy. Brazos Tesas-E A Hussey
schr Anne Lewis Darling Moblie--N 4 Mccrcady 90.
hcbr W Spencer, Fleming Whining ton--A Abbott
sch. n L. Compton Dupey, Petersburg-van Brunt
sehr Rebccca Smith, BALTIMORE q " pierson
schr Union, Brown Balumore--M Bedcl.
echr IcVcnda. Allcn Salem.
sehr Y y PIMA Wrescy, New ueyen-.H Raehett a Son
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



sADAns-fosrgR--0n Thursday, November 90 by tho
Rev Baritone, Hfyry L. ADAMS, OF Boston 10 Mrs.
JosErBfsE Fosrrss, Of this city. E. 4 ~
BuRH--RicH,IDs On Thursday, November 90 nv the
Rev Dr Murray, MsLRSErHKs BrnR, Jr TO ZsIpg L.
RICHARDS, all OF New York
DESIs0N-AiRs. GfeeDbusb, ". ON wedncs-
day November ~ by the Rev. william Whitaker Nv
MAN Dgyrsoy Jr, OF New York, 10 MARY Sorgp young
est daughter Of the late EbaDczar Aiken.
HAt On Thursday, November 90 nj
81 paus church. staten Island, by the Rev Thomas
Pnnnot HBvRy BoInKS HAGgDoRs 10 KIrnr, daughter
OF the late Captain John y Gillespie. No cards
Mex AY- PtISfGER. In Paris Monday, October 10,
al the American Legation, DoyALD NcRAy, Jr, of Bos.
ton, 10 Hiss EMILE PEiNGER, OF kbeficlt Germany.
Orfs--Iwtr n--0n Thursday, November 80. at 80
AIMS church, Eighth stree w Tie Mo-. Rc,. tho Arch
bishop, or New York FRANK A Orfs W AialRA NJ,
eldest daughter Of q. D. smith Esq ali Of this city.
. osDoRsh- BgSSyT. - On Wednesday, November ~ AZ
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev VIM II.
cooper, ErR,r J. OSBORNE Of New York, 10 Miss lRSE
Aaiia, only daughter Of Orlando Bennett, Eco, OF Bell
sMrH-srEAvESs--0n Thursday, November 30, at the
fesuehce OF ths brides parents ~ Dr. y. y. smith,
willy n sxIrB 10 MARY LOUISA, daughter Of Henry
y. and " n steavcns all OF Brooklyn
TonfkTs-PURpy In Harrison Westminster county,
on wednesday, November ~, by tho Rev. John Ward,
WV. ToMpklSa, Of Yonkers to Miss TmocpNs o. only
daughter OF Jonathan Purdy, ESQ.
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schr Helen Augusta, Mccleave. nsraorau Racss..


Co..
Steamer Il Thomson, mcxag. Baltimore IL ~
Steamer y W Bruno. Poster. Baltimore.
ltaI q tsaGUf. ARRIVED. t-
sG ss sous sss ps
s ss aays o hGas from later psr With nse and pssen
PASSED are quantity boxes chairs and mast
spp,en Ky q schooner broken on about twhs way
weather which commenced from EsE increasing towards
VITA IN Sew sss A al S9S
8 S ss@ ysy sS hss as w,n s NE % the
menced TO subside tn over. MI 1T a T 80
wR ss SaSa y NEW
ws s dsalu s a. the Saxs ~ The military % until
changed sgnals with screw steamer showing blue and white
ssass sss ss @ ss
Ing black star 29h Cape Henlopen INV distance 80 miles,
Fysias . ~; lasting 4 hours. ' -. ~, 80,
asss Soro haa with ase
s sss%s1 IEsspa' Eafdss, haimore 20 hours with
viz ss Kssss,, hss
ass saih sn sp ssp g ,s sas e
Ms Nov IS WIN coal, Edmiston Bros Pu. into Var
es g g q wp part of ssas sos o "a
e% a. y r
r Do d1 aI SS" Day Nov ~ via
Big Aspen cBr Stewart Pctou, IS days with COAL to
l Brig srSss. sr SANFORD nSap Ms via Portland
Brig Allston. Sawyer, Elzabethport for Boston.
Brig Russian, Getchel, Newburyport for Philadelphia.
~ sar Maxeppa tBr Wolf Port Medway, days with lum-
Sshr Lula Br) Psrr kempt Ms 10 days. with piaster,o
sshr f ssnnom .1 DR., Brown couas 10 aays With poa
toes, 10 X Dewoif& Go. -5& f1-ffes
scSr S,.a9 Taylor Lord EsaDsthpors for Providence
scnr Cherub, Bailey Gardner, days. i.f rteh
sehr Pacific Wass, Addison, Is days. Fst
schr Alfred Burtiss, Bangor GO
Schr Lessburg. Smith, Portland for Philadelphia. nM..
Schr Plymouth, Parker Boston. .sf
schr g w Cnmmins, Boult Boston for Saugerties. n
schr Hammond Day Boston for Philadelphia. =
schr VIM Jones' Monroe Boston for Nantlcoke River Va
schr VIM Grozer, Wellleet. NMf Eli
Schr Quivet, Young, Wcllneet. $500
Schr John Manloye, Stables, Newport for Elizabehpor
schr Chas w Bentley Soulc, Norwich. ft Is
sehr Dapl Russell, Han, Portland, CT
Schr NJ Wells, Kelsey, Portland, CT
schr Adele Felicia, Endlcott Newburg for New Lonaon.
Steamer zen Putnam, Smith, Portland, Is days, to
Quartermaster f
BELOW
One ship and one bark .r
SAILED
Steamships Henry Chauncey, Mcclellan, Ink ...t
Wind at sunset WNW. EEMEun
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shipment OF Ammunition to the South-
ern states.

ern states.
Since the termination OF the war the shipments OF am
munson from this port have been very heavy Our
powder and ammunition manufacturers are sending 20
their agents the States large amounts OF these
supplies, of which the people utterly destitute The
following IL the amount shipped from the port OF New
York during the month of November just closed
South Cardinals, 1888 pounds OF sporting powder
$50 pounds OF shot 9s2 $50 percussion caps 81 0O0
cartridges and 001 guns and pistols
North carolina-i4, I33 pounds OF sporting powder,
81 500 pounds Of shot, 491 900 percussion caps 900
cartridges and 181 guns and pistols
Texas593 pounds OF sporting powder, ~ 62J pounds
Of shot, percussion 1913 cartridges and 95
Alabama 70 2s5 pounds Of sporting powder 40, 600
pounds Of sh0t z52 200 percussion caps 1873 900
ridges and 1,022 guns and pistols
Florida, s92 pounds OF sporting powder 25, 7o5
pounds Of shot, Is 600 percussion caps guns and
pistols
Georgia--13 662 pounds Of sporting powder no. $50
pounds Of shot 369 900 percussion caps 173 200
ridges and ], 247 guns and pistols
Mssisappi--l,21 pounds of sporting powder, 1915
pounds OF shot 900 percussion caps 5000 cartridges
and 25s guns ami pistols. e. ri1.. ft n
yirgina--11, 693 pounds Of sporting powder, 20, 5l5
pounds Of shot $4,000 percussion caps $3.50 cartridges
and 12S guns and pistols rs Ft e
Louiszna-50, 9I3 pounds Of sporting powder $50 $50
pounds Of shot los 900 percussion caps, 1885 900
cartridges and 1880 guns and pistols
percussion caps asa 900 cartridges and i2l guns and
pistols
This makes grand total las o7s pounds Of sporting
powder 6sS 1856 pounds OF shot 4li9,750 percussion
caps, 20ls32s cartridges aud 6367 guns and pistols
which have been sent South In one month. Ma = "a
The whole amount Of ammunition shipped from New
York to The nsurrcctionary States from September 20
1883 TO December are -259 537 pounds Of sporting
pounds or shot 20,31s e94 percussion cans 22l4 400
cartridges, 40 guns and ., go pistols tf v
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Important Case for stock Brokers.
Kings COUNTY SUPERIOR cOURr-clRCUIT.
u BEFORE Iudra Lntt and n Jury

Before Judge Lott and q Jury.
John b. Horst ~. EdUayd Hartman and Laurence n.
Jerome This was a claim to $4,000 Of the
defendants who were formerly In the stock and broker
age business, under the firm Of Hartman & Jerome
Plaintiff had transactions with the defendants
and In March, 1854 they held his account thousand
shares Of Harlem Railroad stock Prior TO the 31st OF
March the stock had declined so that plaintiffs margin
was not good, and there were negotiations between
the parties about arranging additional securities.
Pending this negotiation the parties met in defendants
Office on the forenoon Of the 31s OF March, and there
the plaintiff being satisfied that the stock would
prove, ordered defendants 10 sell IT, Plaintiff however,
claimed that leaving defendants Office about three
o'clock in the afternoon, he got in the street in
formation which led him think the stock would 60 up
Van Aernam-to request defendants hold on to the
stock till the next Monday This hc 31st) was Thurs
day, and plaintiff his way to leave the city,
return till Monday.
Van Acrnam testified that he delivered the message,
and that defendants agreed to hold the stock This was
the main question in the Bash ra
The defendant Jerome to whom Van Aernam claimed
to have given the message denied positively having
talked with Van Aernam the day in ques-
ton. He also proved by his evidence his partners
and their clerks, we'll by his entries his books
that the stock was sold between twelve and o'clock
Of the 31s and before the alleged interview with Van
Aernam
The cause was summed up by Judge Reynolds for the
defendants, and Grenville T. jerks for the plaintiff and
after able charge from the Judge the jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount claimed,
454344 Nr ~
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INVESTIGATION BEFoRE JUSTICE BOWLING.
The case Of the people on the complaint Of Nelson X
Wheeler against William Chase Barney Benthian Fabian
and Captain Reginald Charncey the alleged charge
Of attempting defraud the national revenue was re-
sumed yesterday before Justice bowling at the Tomb&
Mr. Sedgewck appeared for the and Mossrs
Brady and Holmes for their respective clients The
of bail required the conclusion Of Thursdays
proceed OF Barney increased
by Justice Bowling 70 five thousand dollars on each
count there being three distinct counts in the ndict
ment, making the amount OF bail fifteen thousand
dollars
The first witness was Willcnt T. Warren, who was
cross-examined by Mr. Holmes, and who testified
are IGvina him pspers) Answer. This Is part Of q
warehouse bond marked Al the other consists Of three
forms paper one form Ii an order Of the Coec
Of tho III Surveyor TO The Inspector, and on
the Is report Of the Inspector he returns
TO the Custom House, marked Exhibit No. q this paper
Is the form Of the order which issue to the
70 deliver goods the portion to the left is the portion
which we leave In the book, marked Exhibit No 81 TINS
officer. to see that the goods are properly de-
vered TO the district office, marked Exhibit No
y a ,Ss ordinary 10 ere goods
from bond Q. , not there certillcate issued
by Mr. Wheeler TO tho department collector Of all
OF the delivery Of the GOODS II Is what
is called certificate of shipment and clearance,
the warehouse don't know about the number Of night
watcmen employed IN the city, don't think that every
pier has its night Waterman my understanding Is that
watchman has his district consisting OF one or moro
piers am not aware of any district officers being EN-
ployed by the Custom House, the port s divided into
Districts cannot state the number Of DISTRICTS district
usually consists of five piers, sometimes more; AN
officers assigned 10 each district called district OIL
GERS; these district officers are day ofcers they have
night watchmen in addition TO day watchmon.
The examination was then discontinued as in the alb
sence Of Mr. Edwin James, IL WINS thought hardly fair TO
proceed. F elrss ewM
Mr. Brady the part Of Mr. Fabian, asked the Judge
what would be the amount OF Hrs clients bail. i Il
Justice Bowling said he should fix the amount the
same Barney namely, fifteen thousand dollars.
The was then adjourned until Wednesday next, at
iupon olocL
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Terrible Death OF . Tight Rome Per.
former.

FROM the RICHMOND Wing, Nov. JO1 N.N
Delane, whose real Dame Is Thomas L. Huntlev Was
advertised TO appear ut the Wilmington theatre On Mon
day evening last In conjunction with Charley whItc.s
Iron Clads IN n tight rope performance The rope on
tendod from tho stage TO the centre gallery, forming
steep ascent That appeared almost impossible 10 walk
Al tic appointed time, however, Huntley made ap'
pearancc and with tho heavy balance POLE commenced
his feat. He walked with great ease and succcss in
ths ascent, reaching the gallery amid tho rapturous
applause Of the audience la q few moments no
turpcd 10 descend TO the stage. but after taking
few steps he lost his fooh9ld aud fell but succreded
On gaining the gallery Apparently becoming mortified
~ hts partial failure, no remomtcd the rope and at
tempted TO descend ~ the stage backwards bat after
proceeding few oc from the gallery he again lost his
balance, and then commenced painful and thrilling
struggle for life Finding that he would probably fall
from tho rope no threw his balance pole into the
ercc and, supposed made an effort 10 spring into
= himself He merely however, touched IL with his
nsss, and precpitatsd head downwards, into the
yssguet below the left side OF the head striking the
sraer Of OF tho seats, frghfuy crushing the skull
md producing almost instant death.
The deceased q native Of Nashville, Tennessee
wbsre no leaves q widowed mother, but has atterly
bees q resident OF Richmond, Virginia He was aged
6eswecn nineteen and wen,y years The was hs second
DsneTmshss v public
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surr0gate's ONCE.
Before Gideon j. Tucker, Surrogate.

Before Gideon j. tucker, Surrogate.
WILL OF JULIA A. JOHNSON. .-4 teHI
This win has been admitted to probate II gives six
thousand dollars to the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Holy Communion, for the poor Of the parish and
three thousand dollars TO 81. Luke's Hospital
WILL OF wM. II. LEARY. Ir
This will has also been admitted to probate After
bequeathng thousand dollars per TO his wife,
the tesat0r ordered the resduay estate go the So
ciety for the Evangezation Of Seamen the port Of
New York.
a.. WILL OF JOHN DEMPSEY.
The testator provides for relative of his during her
fc and orders that her death half Of his shall
10 the Roman Catholic Society for the Care Of Dcst
tute Females; and IL his relative dies inesatc the
sdue shall be given TO the Roman Catholic establish
ment known tho House OF the Good Shepherd The
will has been admitted to probate.
CALENDAR OF CONTESTED CASES.
The Surrogate will call his December court calendar
through the first day Of the term December 1885,
and all persons interested In the following are
warned to be ready for trial.
l. Administration OF the goods chattes &C. OF Patrick
Dounery. 2. win of Sarah Dixon issue July IL, 1865.
3 VIII Of Edward Fox, issue July T., 1885, 4 VIII OF
William Garvey, issue July %, 1885 g. VIII oil Robert
Dedrchs issue July 2S 1865 O. Letters Parliamentary
estate of Mary Kenwortly T. VIII Of James Fulton,
issue May 1s 1885 g. viii Of John Kane issue August
g. 1885, g. Will of George scatman, issue September
1855 10 Will of Annie s. Newton issue February 10
1868. II. Administration goods &C. Bridget Davis,
otherwise Adea Ross. IL Will ~ Abraham r. Weser-
welt, issue September 30 1885. IL. viii of Antonette
Wagner. issue October Is 1866 IA. Will Of Garret J.
Hopper, issue October ., 1865 l5 will OF Morz $.
Barhnan, issue November ., 1865 a
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY,
u Nrw YsRk, November ~ 1855
.rt DEPOSITS OF GOLD
: -
FINANCIAL.

u Nrw YsRx, November 10 1855
v DEPOSITS OF GOLD
In pursuance of the authority conferred by section nth OF
oyernmea approved 1853 aud ,p By direction Of the
secretary Of the treasury deposits Of Gold Coin WIN be
sums q not T. less than twenty @ aoars To- yhSh c .
csrieses thus issued WIN b gsesiyea BY Collectors
men Of dutie. Imports" viii be received deposit by
70 inc Of G ns @ & ana e @
arane q The for the safe keeping aud return
The ccrifcatcs 5000 viii be payable order
% III sa no ss y him sa
Those q lesser amounts win be payable TO bearer No int
bullion arRossd for Or . @ Of De
II. H. VAN DycK, Assistant Treasurer.
sE6 I oI AND sAyASSAg EALnosg bonds
NAMING 4 DE FoaEsT, 10 Wall street.
.JoHs > CISCO son xrr,s
Receiye money deposit. aud allow Interest a the rate Of
Negotiate loans and business paper: 49,.
Make collections in All part; q tGs .,e,sa states and
Late 'f'A' United s sS,,S y; ssP L fsc c fs5
WASIEp.A FIRST Class Boyp ANp MoRTs AGE
dam street from I o6P NJ
WANTED TO BoRRow-NISE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w upon good security viii pay bonus q 500 and IN,
loan / paid Address r r r. Herald oace
cJo O00 wASrED.-ruE ABOVE CAPITAL u
S.vUW wanted y an enterprise no, only strictly
both safe aud profitable investment Il is desirable
ssa w ,. fs s
sas and G s o. n y application TO
y; B.,-Dccember 1863 -one hall q the above sum
Other a. hall BY viihos. dei.v 8
sEoEsf Nassau s salse, Il 2ss,
s roe g snrs ep 90 ad sn e aDoye M
also make commercial collecssns hrcueao1t The United
II the money made Refers 70 J. l.. A y. ;.
Rlscr, New York aud John o. DoueaSa ESQ, cneinnsiL
@7S OO0 TO LOAN on bond AM. MORTGAGE,
~"o j HHPi Si is 10 : ). Fine stree.
100 O0O To LOAN oS Boxp AVID MORT
HnTrH Ess y ' Nm e nut apy % s r3r'h"
esO0 OOO 70 LOAN or FIRST CLASS BONDS
.ait' a, per ceni ineTe. WotFE co. Brokers'
i5wnham street.
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. sc.
Ill CLAIMS AGAINST. ruE, UNITED STATES GOV.
eS sS and pA s SSs s see SSr n s
70 Mercer street, New York.
NAVAL. PRIZE MONEY
IN advances made all claims payable, czahed lust
terms New Hats ready Oncsl Information furnished
RICE SWIFT 21 Broadway.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.
A RTIFIcfAL EYES.--ARTTFrCIiL HUMAN EYES
N nrede 70 order and inserted by Drs " BAUCH a 2.
GOuGLENAN formerly employed BY olssgnnean, OF
Parsl No 800 Broadway New York.
u'HE IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYE. RECON-
Il mended By The faculty made and inserted only by
THos J. DAVIS ~ Broadway.
NEWSPAPERS.
poIlfcIANs AND CANDIDATES SHOULD READ
DANcES'of thc SEASON read the SUNDAY COURIER
BILLIARDS, &C.
EoR sALT-oSE FULL SIZE BILLIARD TABLE.
balls Cues and Markers; Serything complete Gan %
seen at 2iS Ninth avenue
COAL. WOOD. sc.
EoRE AT A REDUCED PRlCE-DELfvERED fsME.
" dlately Apply az ft2 Third avenue, Fifteenth
street or At ~ Mulberry street, near 'ansl - ...
CIT ~ FER TON or 2opo POUNDS FOR gENt'-
oil I'D inc Red md White Ash save anA Egg coal.
best quality screened ana delivered from yards ~ Horato
street and ~ gowery.
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Died.
Bpovr -yposts Baswr aged . yewy. WIG wss
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PDOPnR1y nOon or A 0HUnCn
Near by Is small chapel where the rengious rites VIII
be performed Our party taken Into the property
room" which really resembled the room Of that name
attached TO theatre. There we saw no end OF hagstahs
and coors Of all nations which are TO be used in the pro-
cession We saw, too, number OF women pccanninies
and papooses In ali stages Of semi nudity engaged In
slsanng up making other preparations for the fiesta
AN ICE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Our next visit TO an ice manufacturing establish
nent, which Para sports. The work is done by a two
horse power steam engine, manufactured in London.
The Ice Is produced in tin troughs through the eyapora
Sod OF ether land intensely salt water Half ton Is
produced every twenty-four hours working night and
DAY, which Ia sufficient to supply the town Excellent
ce and water ices are to be had at the establish
ment. TX liA@. f# 1##N k5a@ r.
GOA 4flraa INDIAN SOLDIERS.
have spoken Of the Indian soldiers brought on board
they are all very small men, and are commanded
By lieutenant very dark man, evidently with
mixture OF negro blood In him He says they going to
RIO Janero, whence it possible they may be ordered
- active duty IN the field Six Of the men jumped
overheard last night but five caught and brought
back, and yet they are said to be all volunteers.
There were no American vessels In port, but az we
pass down the river have met steamer and the
schooner Enchantress from New York, going up.
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NEW pUnLIuATIoNs.

A PHysIoLogtCAL VIEW or NARRiAGB--cON-
"A tauing nearly NO page and $50 One plates and en
cravings Of the anatomy human organs IN state
q health and disease vita treatise on early error ~ De-
porabe consequences upon The mind and body with the
authors plan n trestnenthc on rzfonai aud auccrssfu
mode OF shown BY tho rclS of cases tested
truthful adviser to DE nsrird and,hose contemplating
marriage, who would know their physical condition scnt
freq postage 10 any address receipt OF 80 IN stamps
or portal currency Addrsss DR. Ia crcs 81 Maiden lane
Albany, N
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U,NGiISH hooks EN0LIsH BOOKS, EHoLIsH
II Books .-lnss Owed ard now opfnlng suprrb
crilernn ~ neu s~tree ni second hand Enlsh Books
holiday and standard. WIN be sold cheap foi cash Al
NUNkN kCO.'s, basement, 70 Nassau street,
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FURNITURE.

L,URNITURF.-I PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Tor Househ0h Furniture tatpctlng &c also. will M
vance Furniture . store o. sel Apply JOHN TANDS.
- Es.t llrnAdwsy.
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LARGE ORDER TfiF CALIFORNIA AGENCY.
~ slk Drcsses FROM sl2 y $50; .osi soto ss Pants
- TO fl5 Address Mr. and Mrs " Goldseir ig2 seventh
avenue near Twenty street Orders attended 20 IN
out of the uiiy.
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN fiiE Ut
Ia value on Neanng Apparel, Furniture
Carpets a., by ealing Addressing ". kOIENTiiAI
3 Bowery opposite Great Jones Ladies attended,
Ivy Mira R0ssnthai