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THE INDIAN WAR.

Letter from General SheridaD-BIack Kettles
Operations Before His Last Fight-Thrcc
White Women Capiives to the Cheycnnes--
Abundance of Game ON ihe Reservations.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10, 1868.
letter from General Sheridan, dated depot on
the mouth OF the Canadian river December 3, re-
cciyed at General Sherman's headquarters to-day,
gives information derived from Black Kettles sister
by General sheridan, IN substance as follows:-
The Indians were encamped-First, Black Kettle
and other chiefs OF the Cheyenues and small party
OF SIOUX in all thrtyseven lodges Eight miles down
the washita were all the Arrapahoes and seventy adj
dltional lodges Of Cheycnnes, and also the Kiowa5
the Apaches and Camanches. While thus encamped
war parties were sent out composed of Cheyennes.
KIowas and Arrapahoes who went north In the dlrec-
ton Of Fort arned and were stl out Another party,
composed OF Cheyennes ana Arfapahoes, liad
Black Kettles village. This party brought back three
scaips one OF which was that Of an expressman who
was killed and horribly muilated, between Fort
Dodge and Larned, just before General sheridan left
the former fort. The mail he was carrying was
ioand IN Black Kettles camp The other party
went in the direction OF Fort Lyon and Is still out.
About the time the first OF these parties started,
Black Kettle and one sub.chef from each band went
TO Fort Cobb and brought back provisions given them
at that FORT and while they were gone, or about the
time " their return, the last war party referred to
was sent out. The women are Of opinion that they
will all sue for peace at Fort Cobb w. the result OF
the battle with General Custer. They would have
gone TO General Sheridans camp had not the open.
ing al Fort CobD been held OUT to them. General
sheridan then 5ays:-
Isha for Fort Scott the trains from Fort
Dodge arrive Had 4 not been for the misfortune q the
regiment getting lost and the heavy snow which rem
dered their horses unit for duty would have closed up This
rob before this time. As II - think The hEht
Is pretty veil knocked out Of the Cheyannes. Tar
teen Cheycnnesi two Sioux and one Arrapahoe chiefs
were Killed. The government makes a great mistake
IN diving these Indians any considerable amount
o food under the uppOsipn Of neceasv Tie whole
try literally covered with There are now more but.
alo will ast the Indians TIE turkeys
are that nocks Of them OF 200 have been
seen the country 10 full Of grouse quai- and raheits
Herds or antelope and deer everywhere aud
through General Cusiers train while lis march The
laid on for the Cneycnnes aud Arrsra are m
OF rame and the most luxurious Black Kettles sse
reports white women In the lodges below Black Kettles
camp.
Another letter from General sheridan says the
mules belonging to Clark's train and also photo.
graphs and other articles taken from the houses
robbed on the saline and Salmon rivers, Kansas.
last ali, were found IN the Indian camp The Indian
women prisoners say most OF the deprcGattOns
along the line OF Arkansas were committed by Chey.
cnnes aud ArrapalIoes
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LOSDoN MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. ls--2 i.
n-Cousols close at g1is for both money and the
account. United states ve-twenty bonds, ia. Tue
stock market IL quiet. Erie 26la Illinois, 90 d.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKF0Rr, Dec. 1g--Even-
ing-lnted states hve.twentcs closed dun al ~ 4
a 5sss FOR the issue or 1862.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MAREFr.-LivERpuof- Dec.
10 r. M.-The market closed hrmer at slight
advance. Middlinq uplands. on tae spot, 1854. "a
I0s,d.: to arrive iU5sd. Mddling orleans l07sd. .
I'D. The sales OF the day footed up 1900 bales.
UAvKg CorrDN MARKET.-liAvRE, Dec 10.--Cot-
ton Is nrmer both on the spot ana to arrive. Tres
ordnaire, on the spot, 1881. per cwt; low md
dings to arrive, 1911.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LyERPo0I, Dec.
19.-rallow 43s per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LrvERpOot, Dec.
19-Cheese Is buoyapt at 6Js. per cwt. for the best
grades OF American nne.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoHDoN, Dec. 10
Iluseed OIL E2T IS. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ASrwFRP, Dec. 10--Even-
ng.-The petroleum market closed dull and un-
changed.
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THE INAUGURATION OF TIE GOysshoe ELECT

The Governor elect, John I. Hoffman, has declined
the proier OF an escort by the Seventyrs regiment
a. viii be seen from the following communication:
CLARESpoS HOTEL, Dec. Is 1868.
COroNEr.-I very reluctantly gave my assent to
your offer oil the services Of your regiment az an
escort on the occasion OF my inauguraO AZ Albany.
| would not have given II at al had been aware Of
the great expense To which yonr men viii he sub
jccted. have recently learned something In refer
10 this matter, and notice that resolution has
been introduced into the Common Council providing
an appropriation to meet such expenses. am sure
tins would not meet the approval Of the regiment
nor could consent to IT, Under the circumstances
ask leave to withdraw my acceptance OF the escort
tcnaered. Please assure the members OF your dis
ting ushed regiment that shall always appreciate
and be grateful for their courtesy and Kindness IN
rendering me this honor. trust they VIII see that
sense OF duty and regard for their interests COM
pei me 10 decline II.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant.
Colonel PARmLEE seventy-nrst regiment, New
York state National Guard, New York city,
In response 10 the above Colonel Parmiee trans
mltted TO Mr. norman the following letter.
HEADQUARTERS list INFANTRY, N. g. :. Y. Y,l
NEW YORK, Dec 10, 1865. !
JoHN I. HOFFMAN,
DEAR SIR am In receipt or your esteemed favor
OF the 18th inst, In which you ask leave 70 withdraw
your acceptance Of escort rendered by the Seventy
first regiment on the occasion OF your Inauguration
vi Albany. The resolution introduced into the Com
mon Council TO pay for the transportation OF the
regiment to and from Albany unsolicited by VI.
we expected 10 pay eur own expenses and were pre-
pared TO 10 So This action OF some kind friends In
The Common Council l. gratefully appreciated by u.s.
but has subjected us TO the harsh, and,
we think, unjust anirnadyersions Of the
press. IL was citizen soldiers that
sought to honor our CommanderinChef elect and
to manifest our sincere respect and regard for gen.
tleman who was an honorary member Of our regi-
mcnt. and who. having held the position Of Mayor
Of the city In which most OF US born, about
TO enter upon more extended field OF duty In the
service OF the state.
We regret exceedingly, sir, that our motives have
been misunderstood or misconstrued by those who
or think they sec, party politics IN every act or
demonstration OF respect shown TO pubic men. he
assured, sir tnat the Seventv-frst regiment appre-
ciate the kindness shown them IN relieving them
from this embarrassing position, tand be equally as
sured OF their profound respect Tor your character
ana eminent services. and their earnest wishes for
your prosperity and happiness.
servant THEODORE W. PARMLEE.
Colonel Ccmmandiag
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MISSOURI.
TIE Missouri Pacific Railroad.

81. Louis Dec. 10, 1868.
Notice has been served on the directors OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad that at the coming session OF
the Legislature an amendment 10 the companys
charter will be proposed, which In eject will abolish
the present graduating scale Of voting stock CIV
ing one vote for each share and requiring the whole
board to I've elected annually This will give the
small stockholders more power In the management
Of the affairs Of tho company.
IL u stated That project is on foot 10 make the
Missouri Pacific direct LINK In the great chain Of
roads from the east end OF The KANSAS Paclnc Rail
road.
rne City Council yesterday rejected proposition
road.
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The Elections Quietly Pro-
crossing i'm Spain.
Correspondence Between John Laird
and Keverdy Johnson.
An English Opinion of the American
Minister'S Policy.
Reported Revolutionary Rising in
the West of Cuba.
TURKEY AND GREECE.

Hobart Pacha and the Greek steamer.
LONDON. Dec. 10, 1865
The despatch from Paris last evening announcing
the rumored sinking Of the Greek steamer Erosls at
syria by Hobart Pacha, the Turkish Admiral. is not
officially confirmed. The latest dispatches from
Constantnople, dated yesterday. mention that HO
bart Pacha at the request Of the French Admiral in
the Archipelago, would await orders from the
Turkish government before using coercion with the
Erosis.
The Er0sis Troube-A Greek Demand
the Guaranteeing P0wers-Banishment of
Greeks From Bulgaria.
PARIS, Dec 10, 1868.
The Moniteuy to-day has the following details OF
the Erosis AFFAIR."
The Erosis answered Hobart Pacha's signal with
O shot and i'm media5ely sought refuge in the
island OF syria, where she was bockaded by the
vessels of the Turkish feet. Hobart Pacha an
nounced his Willingness to abandon the blockade
on condition that the Erosis should be escorted 10
Athens by Grecan frigate, and there to await the
result OF judicial proceedings for the outrage
mltted.
The following despatch has Just been received,
bearing date Copstantinopie, December u.s.
The Greek ambassador, in this city, to-day de-
manded OF the guaranteeing Powers the protection
OF Greek subjects in Constantinople.
The French envoy on the part OF his government
declined to move In the matter.
The Sublime Porte demands the hanishment OF all
Greeks from Bulgaria and Belgrade.
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Tie johnson and Laird Fraternization.

Tie johnson and Laird Fraternizati0u.
LONDON. Dec. 10, 1868.
John Laird, member OF Parliament for Birken-
head, publishes to-day the correspondence he had
with Reverdy Johnson, showing tho origin and
course OF the friendship That exists between
them. MIR. Laird himself made the frst ad-
vances towards friendship In October last.
long before the Liverpool banquet. Mr.. Laird
invited MIR. Johnson to Birkenhead to his esab-
lshment and to hear his (Mr. Lairds) wishes for a
lasting peace between England and America. Mr..
Johnson, in his reply regretted that lack OF time
would prevent his acceptance Of the invitation,
and added the following Words
Notwithstanding you sympathized with my
Southern brethren during the late war, shall have
much pleasure in making your acquaintance and
hearing your sincere wishes for peace.
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The Election for the Cores Progressing
0nictIy--A rIonRrchical Form Of Governs
mrnt Probabie-Treaty of Peace with
Chile. - -
MADRID, Dec. 10, 1868.
The elections for members OF the Cortes are pro.
ceediug in the incorporated cities. There has been
no disorder. large majority OF those elected are
favorable to the formation Of monarchical form OF
government.
The government authorizes the statement that
treaty OF peace with chile mag be considered an &c.
compiisasd fact.
Tho Cadiz Insurgents to be Tried by Coun.
Gil Of War.
MADRID, Dec 10, 1868.
u has been decided that the Cadis insurgents are
70 ne tried by council OF war but that In no case
WIZ tue extreme penalty death be inllcted.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Proceedings of the Assembly Of CANADA
Royal Assent Given 10 Bills Passed the
Legislature.
TORONTO, Dec. 10, 1865.
At two O'Clock to-day Lieutenant Governor How
land proceeded in state 10 the chamber OF the Legs-
atve Assembly and gave royal assent to sixteen
bills all that have reached the final III the
Louise thus far
uary.
The authorized invoices for the ensuing week arc
90 per cent
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on TE a - =.
Tae Marquis Of snntn Lur,a.

TiG Marquis OF Santn I.ursa.
Advces from Havana state that the Margnls or
Santa Lucia, one OF the principal leaders OF the
revolution III Caba was killed Ia the reoeat encoun
tiers with the Spanish troops. salvador Cisneros
Betanconrt Marquis or Santa Lucia, was born in tie
city OF Puerto Principe, Cuba, in February, 1895
His family holding high position and being himself
the heir TO an old Castllian tite his parents devoted
themselves to his early education and subsequently
placed him charge OF his uncle, DR. Nj. de Bean-
court, residing III the United States, where ne pur-
sued his studies for several years Here he acquired
strong love for our free institutions, and his
character formed itself on the best models or Aieri
can history Tie was modest ara reserved III manner
but In his conversation always exhibited leeiinS
for his native land.
While yet youth he married his cousin, Doia MI
caela de Betancourt, aud devoted himself assIdt-
MS private fortune. Under modest and Affection
ute exterior ne possessed great strength OF character
anu an undoubted yalur. The wrongs Of his ccun-
try impressed HIM deeply but few suspected that he
would form the noble resolution which has since
maze him worthy Of the respect and gratitude of his
countrynen. His intimate friends, however Will
long remember how often he referred, in
promises which have marked the course OF
spain towards the CuBans for the last thirty
years. Losing all hope after the deception
pracllsed upon the Cuban commissioners of 1885, he
dXed his gaze on the future, but we are not aware
he made any one tue conndant Of ms plai.s When
SPAN overtlrew her ignoble dynasty ami yet held
Tor cuba only words OF deceit he raised his voice.
and the people to a man accepted his leadership.
WIN decided Na.or ana an enthusiasm that knew
limits, he led the liberals Of Puerto Principe aud
formed With Aguilera and Cespeaes The triuiuyraIe
OF liDeratOiS in Cuba. Ills death needs confirmation,
a we nave received 1t only through Spanish chan
nes. II IT has occurred his memory will Dc long
cherished BY his countrymen.
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GERMAN Y.

Freedom of Speech Resolution Rejected.
BERLIN Dec. 10, 1863
The resolution guaranteeing immunity from arrest
for words spoken In debate has at length been re-
jected by a small majority in the Upper House.
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NEW YORK.


ALnlaN Dec. 49, 1868.
fire here this morning Al three O'Clock destroyed
The Empire block ana Hs block. The following
are the chief losses aud lusurauce:-Mr Densmore,
on building 100000 insured Tor $4,000. Messrs Cole
& sheldon, loss on clothing $1,000; insured for
$4,000. Martin Rawson, loss 1900. orleans American
ONCE loss 81 900: insured for 1880. John Brad
shaw halter loss So 900; no insurance. ]. L. orih
rop dentist loss 1000 rrea. Butler. tailor. loss
slO00. {. ID. AIs loss on building Is ABOUT $4,000.
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Anthony Lispenard Robertson.

The many friends OF Chief Justice Robertson, of
the Superior Court vii, regret TO hear or his death
from pneumonia on Friday evening last. Tie de.
ceased was born in June 1908 in this cty and re-
ceived his education at Columbia College, where he
graduated IN 1925 with high honors. member OF
the bar, he became distinguished in his profession;
was Assistant Vice Chancellor for the First Judicial
district Of New York in 1916 Surrogate OF the county
OF New York IN ls4S and in 1859 elected Judge
OF the superior Court. After the expiration OF his
OF Office Ia 1865 Judge Robertson elected
and during the following year was chosen Chief JUS
tice by liis associates. IN 1867 he was OF the
delegates the Constitutional Convention from this
city anu took an active part in the proceedings OF
ilat body. AS lawyer there are lew men In this
state who possess greater reputation for legal
men than ne did As Judge he was respected for
his ncorruptibty and impartiality. while "a clt-
zen ms many amable traits OF character. added 10
voted friends.
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A.-A.-Kaidcnberg ~ san Offer Their
splendid Of warranted genuine Neerschaum Pipes at
the lowes, prices stores No john ~ John - Wall It,
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Arrival Of Troops from Spain-General VAL
maseda to be Reconsideration Of Aflnirs
ut Bayam0-RumOrs Of engagements with
the Insurgents.
HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1868.
Generals Espinar and Latorre, with $50 soldiers,
arrived to-day in the steamer from Spain. General
Esplnar win relieve yalmaseda and General LatOrre
will command the Eastern department.
spaniard, who had been taken prisoner by the
insurrectionists, made his escape from Bayamo lie
reports that u Spanish major and captain belong
to the garrison, who refused to capuate, had been
executed; that other officers had been put in irons
and that the soldiers had been set to work cleaning
the streets OF Bayamo. which was destitute OF pro-
visions. Bayamo was defended by but few men,
nearly all the revolutionists being In the field.
The insurrectionists continue IN the neghborhood
OF ManZanillo.
Ruinors have reached here Of engagements be-
tween the troops ana insurgents in the vcinlties OF
holguin, Santiago de Cuba and Bayam0.
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Gilt Pictorial Card Receivers, Excnisiteiy
beautiful containing co!ored celebrated French
places, for sale by CASwELL, HAZARD 4 Co. Broadway
aud Invent y.foufth street.
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Holiday Iiauors--A Large stock nj Lew
Prices Good Bourbon, EOc good sherry, Soc bottle.
BORDEAUX WINE CO., 80 Fulton street, corner william.
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Drscrip.
ton to the Metropolitan JOB Printing EaiAbissmert
Nassau street.
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grippe Wtuc9 For ioiidays.-Spesr's Port
GRAPE WINE, raised in New Jersey has for years been
parties weddugs and celebrated for the
table that the bret families IN London and Pars
are not without II. store zf3 broadway.
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Dr. ~. Hunt Stii,weu, oil

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Tie Rest in tho
The only perfect dye harmless, reliable
Gus Factory 10 Bond street.
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Napoleon Top Roots, $40; Double Sole Calf
Boets, ~ SO LosiN BROOKS &soNs, tf Broadway, sor
ncr Howard a.rsst
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Scotia.
HALIFAX, Dec. 10. 1863
meeting was held last night at which all the
prominent anu-confederates OF the city were pre-
sent The constitution for the Repeal League was
submitted and adopted and arrangements made TO
organize branch leagues throughout the province.
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Anew sscnie--Tnc "%tadBrsv pinn1fOrtc.-
valuable and appropriate present FOR the holiday
season. nothing he suitable tnan OF superb
"SEW SEA LIZ PIASOFDATES,' which stand uncpualsad
for srea. power and beauty OF tone ana finish Oar com
merca. reputation for thc last forty IA Of itself
tn. purchaser that the great excel
ieuces stew scale PiaEaiores' with
be relied upon by those who may be DESTROYS u
procuring an instrument u unepuoled merit
STODI KIT 4 NORRIS, 6si Broadway.
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A Mos, suitcb,e Uo,;dny presen,--yo ~

A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Holiday
Hat gentlemen III New York manufactured and sold by
EsPENSgHEID, No. lis Nassau street, New York
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DIR. n. Hunt Sfiiiwcli, oil 1D$ Hfecckcr
treats deafness and catarrh successfully lesl
given that n the be the patient
viii expense whatever Or y the inventor Of the
celebrated patent invisible organic vibrator for incabs
deafness Among his recent successes relative OF tho
OF the United states treatise deaf
ness scronla IN all its forms, with of
relief cure, VIII be sent 20 any address free.
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For Sale-A Watrhcase Makers shop, fog
6workmen; alcompete. Address t. Matthias, s2 hudson
street, Hoboken
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prices-for a undoubtedly genuine Meerschan,
witch PoLLAk SON sell AZ lowest manu- rer's prices
rs broadway. Broome street, and ~
John street. middle Of block a.o repairing aud boiling
dunP
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AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE,


Having concluded retire from the furniture business
would respectfully inform old customers and ths pubic
that hs IL bona dc sale for the above stock FIR
lures and Good VIII for sale. JOHN MEEkS, Ja.
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Holiday styles Of Gents and Youths Dress
Hats ready, nj popular prices bUkkk, rs fuiton a.
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The rnsl Scrvics.

LONDON, Dec. 10, 1862
The posta. contract with the North German lloydS
for carrying the British mails has been renewed.
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Tho Great Powers Urge Delay Of Action
Between tine Two Conntries-The Greek
and Turkish Ministers still at Their Posts
A Revolt in Two Turkish Provinces
Anticipated.

PARIS. DcC ~, 1905.
II Is said that the Russian government has sent
note to the French government in relation TO the
questions at issue between Greece and Turkey.
kilograms from ST. Petersburg say that Russia and
the other great Powers agree that both the Porte and
Greece should delay action Tor five days, in order
that negotiations for settlement OF The questions
may be attempted
The Pu0ttc newspaper says the ENJOYS OF Turkey
aud Greece have not left their respective posts at
Athens and Consantnople.
The Pa,rie says the naval commanders in the
Pireus have been instructed II they can help IL, to
avoid struggle with the Turkish vessels. watch
could at present only weaken the Grecian cause.
The same journal says:-
The Athenlans are exuliant over prospective war
with Turkey. while the Populations from Nauplia
Pairos Corfu and Corinth protest against the policy
or the government as ruiaous TO Greece.
The Athenians expect revolt by the Greeks In the
Turkish provinces Of Thessaly and Macedonia.
The latest advces from Athens state that the gov
crnment OF Greece has yet taken ro steps OF de-
fensiyc character.
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CAswELI. HAZARD a Co,
Broadway aud street call the altnntoa
their recherche Of Toilet
Articles Vch Handkerchief and Glove Botes Odor Gases,
Cologue Stands Toilet Sets Jardnlcres. &C. re- AL the
newly imported from Paris Vienna London, &C.,
ami consis, OF the latest and finest varieties
CAsWELI., HAZARD a co, broadway and 34th street.
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| The London Times ON Reverdy Johnsou's
Policy.

Policy.
LONDON, Dec. 49, 1853.
The Times this morning, in commenting on a
speech recently delivered by Reverdy Johnson at the
Birkbeck Institution. says that the sum OF Mr. John
sons policy is that tribes must not prevent the
preservation OF peaceful relations between England
and America. The Times hints that the American
obstacles i'll the treaty should therefore, be
Withdrawn.
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Royal Havana Lottery Prizes Frtd ~ toss
Information furnished rhe highest pad Tor poubosns
aud all kinds Of Gold and syer. -, 49,. a,
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A.-supcri0r Assortment Of Wines, Aless
JOHN j. STAFF SON.
I53 Chambers street.
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Holiday Prcsrrfs.-A Great Variety OF
french embroidered aud satin quilted slippers OF various
patterns Fine and double sole Boots Shoea
and CATERS Particular attention gwen TO ordered work
G. 9. RICHMOND. $40 Broadway.