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A CROWN is, according to Webster, an orna-
msnt head badge and dignity an VI
honorable spendor This description exactly tdehne' the hS
which unsurpassed for elegance Of design sIeesnee oi
durability In the manufacture every variety Of crown covering
Knox Of No 2 Broadway SUPREME and na long since nodoeo "
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Public and Private Buildings Ventilated b.
H. A. GoUGE, No. 25I Broadway, N I.
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pASSENGERS ARRIYED.

SUNDAY-SCHooL BooKs.-BRoUGHToN 81 Wy
nan No 10 BOsIIes'. keep tSs Tsss " 9'.i 'Tsr'@'-I
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The combination of central location fol
buspess with quiet retired home afforded by IN. addition
frty suites HoUsz BosrOS Travellers vii
ind this hotel NJ Of the best In toe land
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All who study to please use
MksON's BLAoKiSe.
JAMES s MASON 4 Co, PhilAdelphs.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Brunette Howe. Philadelphia, mdses and pass
Steamship Anatross. Davis Fall River
Ship Tnmountain, Williams Liverpool Feb Is. mdse
Ship George Green Kirby Singapore via Boston das mdse
Ship Universe Jolly Liverpool Dec PayA March 10 mdse
Bark Victoria Psssentier. Liverpool 10 days. mdse.
Brig Dundee, Hatfield, CisBiuegos 10 days molasseL
Brig Iris, BuTne Cow Bay. G. IT,, 2t days, coal
schr John D. Grim, Gond. Gloucester, fish.
sehr Kate Church, Hall. Georges Banks osb
SohT Light Boat, Aclu. Rocklsbd days lime
W. ROgers smith. Georges Banks. Ssh.
UCHoOsKRs-EvKR
Richard Borden, Pan River Cabinet, New Haven. .
r. r. Brady, New.HAten James Norwich.
Anna T. sAforl, Norwich. New Regulus. New Haven.
Lscohs Portland. Me Snow Flake, Eev.IIayeB.
Sparkling Sea, Nes.Iiaren. lsiae Merritt New HAyru
Liberty, New w-lIAven. Jndse Hopkins, Nes Haven.
Knitk, ROckport Me- John MauoVe, Pail River
Florence, Norwich. Rachael EdSanis Hartford
T. Dickens Westerly, u. I. Hudson. Eeg. London.
& S Watson, PawtuCket Amelia, Providence
D. r. Wiletts, KeW,LoBdeB. ChaA II GAiuer Providence,
James Deputy, Barnstabse. key, Fall River
Francis BnrTtt, Mes Haven. X u. Wilson. Dghton.
Jhlia A. OraEfod New.Ha,eB. r. A. Contuag ktv LObden
Gange, StooningtoD Cora, Providence
Fountain, liver Mars koruieh.
H. p Bly. Norwich. J. Puneh Stamford
Maria Port Jefferson. stephen WateTmsn, NeW Bedford.
Milton Providence Troastye. WEXFORD
HeBristts, Ssybrook Che, HichHoBd.
j. w. Iline. New Haven Joe Hooker. Providence.
Mari Susan Providence. Hunter, Pastucket
NJ II. HTer, kew.IlaYen Anenoan Clief R0ndoni
H. Leach, ROudouL
s,,0 Io,, ,,.,., BELOW
sAndt
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS April 9Aruyed. steamship kcreus HewYo barb
Dawn Leonei brg smahAra, from Port NnPhhce
MoSRoE. April sPAsei for NoTfok, sehn Bo,,s
from Baltm6re Roads tchr Smith
EAssn Arrived. brg LeGBder fm Pernambuoo for orders
Apr 9esTed steamship thp Spanish foT Liverpool
Apnl 9Arrved steamship Charleston from New
n W. H. Parks for Bueksle, s g. scbE Kama Tor George
town.
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hTbtIAb hFFLVIn UT 'IH E"'' " '''''
OS TnB
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

effects Is, An INCREASE oP THE NERVOUS OR
VITAL ENERGY followed f,sug Of unusual comfort aud strength
M more marked earlier manifested in proportion to the degree
or.as d<b.y prsvous, sIng The perVousne
or IrAby Gsyo The patient sIpeheOess pleasant eAm and
n. sleep becomes profound And refreshing
IN. HYPOPuoSPHTRs the Important sEehs tBo~n 20
M.ies Science for THEIR POWER TO RELIEVE EVERY FORM
or SBRvoUs DISEASE They ssphAieay NERVE FOODS
restoring vital asd goruE all the Functional Processes
ofL Their snoyue earkabteudug 10 produce THE
MOST REFRESHING AND RRNOvATING sLBBP TheI should BE-
used pronpty In every ease Of oF NERVOUS FORCE from
au.s a, Tg EASIEST MOST DIRECT AND MOST AP
PROPRIATB REMEDY.
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HOME NEWS.
The WRATHKR.

- -. p!t ihh vIrs "a a Hopr rher Bar. wisd
RsW Torn Honh Ine' ~ "a oa NV $50 1888 NV,
ApniS-l - sBS NSW Ioo 5000 INV,
4ga 1888 NV. II 20 49,, 'SyS Al III
Bx..Rxa Moe-Cear 10 2; cloudy at TO- CLOUDY A ~ npseL
anerpoop-Coudy TO p little CLOUDY = a shgny ~ y be
Ev,png--t,lesr fon 10 ~. Phases Of the hooh-H ~
The At 81 m.
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The most tasty and graceful HAT for Gentle
mems wear and sold BY BPRSscuEp No lla Nassau
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ELECTRICAL THERAPEUTICs.-The promptnes
and certainty With which Eency the mol obstinate disease
is practically demonstrated by Dr. CHASBRN No W. Foureeuihs
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. on Fulton-st., New
Yo Is the best reliable WATCHES hne DANoSps JEw'
ElHY andS WARE. Diamonds specially
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slOOO,OOO stolen from a Savings Bank IL. IN
Philadelphia Electricity, applied IN ihe use S 'n "e o1 n
t ont for worthless pipgements upon my patent claimed 70 m
nrovements Ohce ALARM IELbORAfh - !" ~
Murray. st. doors Iou Broadway. L. HohA"
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"BLACK CRoOK."-Friday, 9th: We extracted
TO-DAY pain 20 teeth for lady and ~ o 9oih ana 70
gnteap for each leatng The gums almost AZ
whole and clean teeth hsd dropped out So much r
One patient waking said be dreamed be was a. the BLACK OooA
CoiToS DENTAL ASSOCIATION No ~ Cooper lnstiute
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h,., q, ,de,pead In It's action. destructive In It's ef
~ ar which has attracted mach attention CoSsusPro" rfon
az in symptoms have been remarked, ana us o'se'
d por this wondered for It's eharaetes are 20 %
- .y could the attention Of even the most wv
h.,,r The p,car ook the gradual ,casHg of strength
d s the hectic fush the ueorH1 cough the hoppS u
,,u tend to impress the silent iuson' hforaoe
r,orr.,, Of a relentless malady.
60 admitted by the highest medical authorities that Cos.uzP
- o,uraI or oonsondI maady depending In the br'' IN
oD di,oplered or xpoyEuHEp coSDTroS or TnE BLOOD
almost invariably BY an ineeass In the hbrne ana am
ton Of red eorpuscs or EoOaleI Tbs oepf'"v "
4. am IN. ,ariou. kpowu and unkno which I'M
~ ,n rtri Hetio.s because from the perfect digestion and a.
,op Of the fool only the blood be maHd In ' normal
quantity and quality.
A e blood It's vgo NsHvors PRosrRAroS en'ue' OF
and sssude the slightest eTeron wasting
n,lor and general tagging Of the vital forces these are the silent ut
dso that the destroyer has not only begun tho work Of d'o
ssuon bat that the life Of the pasnt 10 The MOST EMINENT
pLEeER.
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VELOCIPEDE PATENT SUITS.

TIE UBed States against
veopede patents and all manufacturers hereby cautioned
selling veucpei licensed by
ROYALTY sR bat myself for The Of tho elements ome aud
secured ny Of Aug u 1862; July 2 1862 Jan 49, 1864 ard
March 1863 Buyers should be careful before buyug
the vpedes protected BY the stamps Of aaOed
bear these dates shall an slcb and all
iae Licenses viii BE- bute liberal terms Nelo
eped Of hest qus made by hcsnsss for sale at factory
discounts schools and dealers STEPHEN WM SMITH No ~
It
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BELOW.
'f"'- o----s IslADdt.
DOMESTIC PORT,
$40 TRUSS.

Amer twenty experience have found Dr. Shermsns Ten Dol
lar Truss essentially Different to all others smeen without the
the than DR. hnths 90
keeping modern and fold better than Whites &3J
Pssut Lever any other truss in the country.
DR. sHRRMAYs once No Broadway Por illustrated pam
pb Photographic kenssses Of bad before and
Il
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NUTRITIVE FUNCTION

prompt anl osrtaa The appetite increased oen eraoi
usry manner patient gains and the especially
weeks showing marked improvement 10 appearance
tn, Remedy ben,deeu all Of paired nutrition
in Of
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NEW STORE.
Doors AND SHOEs.
fashionable. Durable, Cheap.

RiCHARDss,
No 100 Eish,haye between Thrtb-sIth and Tbyseventsh
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THE CITY.

The funeral of Sir Edward Cunard VIII Jake
D,aca trom Grace Church at % O'Clock this morning
A lady was knocked down 10y I've ySeiocpede ,cpe IN 10.
Twepfiefh.st on Thursday evening" anu seNeleS IN
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD
Afternoon Dispatches.

Washington, Jan. Is.
The Supreme Court to-day made decisions
in the New York bank ceses. Opinions
were read by Chief Justice Chase to the eff.
fect that certilic ties of Indebtedness and
United States notes or greenbacks are exon ut
from State taxation.
Augusta, Me-.
Mr. Morrill, publishes q card to the Legis-
lature withdrawing from the Senatorial coa.
test in favor of Hannibal Hamlin.
Albany, Jan. 49,
Reuben f. Fenton was to-day nominated
for United States Senator by the Republi.
cans on the second ballot; receiving 50 votes
to 40 for Morgan. By full vote OF tn. can.
Gus, subsequently the nomination was made
unanimous.
Mr.. Bemis, of Chautauqua. called the eau
Gus TO order, and on his motion Hon. L.
Selkreg, member from Tompkns, was called
to the chair. The clerk of the two Houses
was chosen Secretary.
The roll was called and all the Republican
members OF the Senate and Assembly an.
swered to their names, 92.
Mr.. Thayer, of Rensselaer,, and Mr.. W. N.
Ely, OF Oneida, were appointed tellers and
motion to proceed to formal ballot was
adopted.
Judge Camphell, Of Otsego, nominated
Reuben L. Fenton: Hon. Lyman Truman,
nominated Edwin d. Morgan.
Speeches were made in behalf of Mr. Fen
ton hy Messrs. lounglove. Cameron, LeBan
and Parkes. Messrs. Hugsman and Folger
spoke in favor OF Mr.. Morgan.
A formal ballot was taken With the fol-
lowing Jesuit: Reuben f. Frnton. so; Ed
win D. Morgan, 10: Blank. total, SO.
There being one vote in excess, a motion
to proceed to another ballot was carried.
Senator Hale moved that the vote be ta-
ken Cird C0cc. Lost.
the second vote was then taken and re.
suited as follows: Reuben i. Fenton. SO;
Edwin d. Morgan, 40-total. 90.
I'm" Chairman dhcided that Reuben Z.
Fenton was nominated having received
majority Of the votes cast.
Mr. Truman moved to make Mr.. Feuton's
nomination unanimous. Carried
The caucus then adjourned
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PHILADELrHIA,sJan 10.
Spot, 32ie. 833
Jan'y-53.
Feb'y-33la.
March-34
Jan'y to June
April to Jnne-
April tn Dec
Crude-Bbls. "a l-2.
Crnde-bulk. 10 10.
Market-Firmer and prices a shade high
er.
New YORK. Jan 10.
Receipts-Refned. 955 barrels
Crude. Il, $50 bbls.
Naptha. bbls.
Crude. 90
Refined, 34t5@35.
Markct-Firmer.
LoNDoN, Jan. 10. pm.
Refined, 20lsd. Spirits. sgd
Antwerp, Jan. 10. ) p. III.
56la@57.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 10, 2 p. m.
Refined 2Ol6d. Spirits s,si.
ASrwERr, Jan. l9.---5 p. m.
Crude--56 2@57.
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And may be used to assist in pa, ing Premiums to
afford ADDITIONAL insuranc 9. or to secure paid uD
Polio cs after they have been in force 70, number
OF years, as explained in anr pamphlet, or they may
accumulate at compound interest to increase tle
sum insured,
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Bpii. OIL MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
TEE PET'M CENTRE DAILY REConD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Jan. 10 \
The market is quiet to-day. We hear of
no transactions. Sellers ale holding at Sc,
while buyers do not offer higher than So 10.
Shipments from this point, JAM Is,
we're: 1873 barrels crude.
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PETROLEUM MARK ETS..RY TEL.
EGRAPH.

Special Dispatches to the Daily Record
PITTsBuRGH. Jan. 10.
Spot-l4st for 4j gravity, Al gr l4lo.
First water for 4jg. II or. -.
B. o. first SIX months--l6 for 45 or;
l5l2 for A gr.
:. o. first six months, Is for As gr.; -
for A gr
Buyers option oil this year, l7lfdls
for Al gr.
Sellers option all this year, l4l3.
- for ~ or.
Sales--None
Market-Dull.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrm.York. wednesday. Dec. q. ls69.

Mr.. Andrew Wilson, jr's Winter sale of villa
ots takes place to morrow Madison, n j. The specia
train via Morris and Essex Railroad, leaves at 10 O'Clock
from tAe ferries foot Barcayst and foot Of Christie
nberH, Mr. Wilson, it understood. does not expect to
Get the prices the property would bring II sold in the
summer The sale is somewhat Of an experiment, and
,erbaps chose who go may get some good bargains
NJ Wilson is not To back down under any ordinary
pressure. =, ,.,.v, .o..o.,o,. roh,,sor 4. Van
TsseI sold "a lots OF property In East NeW-lOrk ON
EroaJway williams. and Henryaves, which brought an
gregate sum of $780, although $4,000 had been re-
fn-ed AZ private sale but recently.
M Chicago Tribune has the following IT, In addi-
lion 10 the steady advance In the prices Of Chicago real
estate the ye years, any additional PROOF were
required show that this advance has not been specu
lativo bubble that Will some time collapse, II cond he
found In the fact that now, when the decline IN god mas
for several months been reducing the nominal prices OF
an commodities 10 has had no effect upon real estate,
except TO stop tine speculation IN outside lands
this II has done 10 has also stopped mere
SPECULATION everything ese but FOR property In any
desirable location within the new limits OF the city, prices
are not only nrm but, IN many localities advancing.
Real estate however IS not like commodity that can
De forced upon the market He who has ground TO sell
must wait for ms customers In some instances those
who have bought ground on speculation may have been
obliged 10 sell sacrifice, and some may have been
obliged forfeit first payments made on ground but the
general tendency prices quite the will be
10y those who are cOnVersanl with locations ana
prices, examination Of the daily list OF transfers
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1tu- yrrstp BtaI Gstl., for Sale.

JENKINS & WAY, mt NEW -BRUNSWICK,
- j. Offices Depot and al No ~ helsonsL have
SILL she following foil description desired
gs and handsome COUNTRY RESIDENCE the stables and other
outbungs alt 10 complete order situated four Of land a
mile depot which will exchange SE EeEiork C Or b"OA
Ign property
Three FARMS IN Monmouth County, Farms in Mdds''I
Countv all 6rst-olsss
I OTIS for SALE-j0xlj0 feet.-Madison Land
H Association Madison. choice LOTS for SALE AZ
private sale very favorable applied for soon These Lois
high, eligible ground, directly opposite Tie r" p-o
Seminar plank walk from depot
Apply to Madison Lsud Associates Ohe No 5Pluest y 4
q. n. PERSON, General Agert.
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOV. "a 1869
P,ap.,r station Esuiork Of TWeht ana
Eourth. ave Entrance % sBtTsersnthTsL
TRAINS LEAVE SEW.YOkh, -
Tor HAYES Bridgeport (EI ll:O m IzilS (kI h1
o. 80 40 $50 And (EIl p. m 90 ., m
a 6. J:S5 $3.50. sbd SOD y. N. ,.,. r., "a,
Nj as $50 (Er D. 5Jo C.Jo. and 800 tBIl p m
= O. liJy 5io Nv ''Jl An ~" D. ~
NJ st,uftri = 3 EIJ g. llJg l2ls lEI A'l9 lEi
a.t 40 III D. i.i5 $50 $50, T:l5 3 tEr) o. m
lar Geenuieh 9 II.JJ 2j Jt5 i:ia, 5.y b' 40
r Port chester sd intermediate stations A. T. ll.JO n El'
1.I 4.t5 SD ESQ., aud T:l5 . -,
ssdaJ Mai Train Twenty ,eveuth't hs"torf IN o
BOs0u. ,.~~,cr,vr rp.rgs
pr Boston. via Springfield 81 M III }, XII lhil H
F,r Boston. via shsre Line I25 (BI ], III y m,
pr Hartford and Springfield. (kL 1'i' lhhh -" D.
70 r,i co"Ssesa River Railroad (Er) 'l5p m TO Montreal
3p m 10 Northampton. 80, ,-r,-, an, =. IL
cr Haven New London and Railroad at "a !"
yct Railroad ID s:oOp Northampton aud Williams
bsrgh Ia,
Ma Railroad. A. ~. J lkI), p N
Sorwak Railroad l:lo and ~" n' Ai1
a. m In connection Freight tram from horShik !" pAh'nl
Tor CaHAAn Railroad l!l1, A'V y NJ anu 90 SA'u
dtfs, $50 p m. a.. O - tain. and D,.~ipo
Ron Car to the H. AID JAMES II. HoYr Superintendent
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NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DEpoT IN NETWORK. Foot OF Liberty st., North RIVER
a and ssr MONDAi Dee 20 1862 passenger trains VIII run
folcSs: 80. ,...n ,y,,yv ,yu A,
20 sis 80 U.lO l:lOa u u. 3 500, 40 DIV o.
s2I7 7:t5. $3.50. lU:lo. ll:45 D ,,, . A. -ts eap
LnvR EEw.TORK FOX Hksf BERGkh-A go 49, ''"'
MA. NJ $780, 4:3J. 6:20, 5:s3, B:5 ll;to y m
1--WE NETWORK FOR EEWARh-At 5t5, tit ';lS. TO-
az 20 1910 .I0 IA m H. 2 J. $3.50. 4, 49, D DIV o.
eiN' ''"' Wv r. * KICKER Superintendent
IA y BALDWIN Gen. Passenger Agent
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6uuntru gtaI 6statt for SaIu.

TOR SALE-About 1000 acres Of TIMBER
ard COAL LANDS stust on The West Branch tie suslue
River Penn would be exchanged Tor lands snted
Crawford Counties Penn For Information address
WILLIAM KINDS. Reno. Neuaugo Co, Penn
COR SALE-A FARM, 152 Acres good Garden
LAND 81 miles Eew-lOfk miles from Phz
mia q Delaware Jersey Will be sold at
Implement, and Stock desired Address Post
OHce Box 622 Wkeshsrrr Pa.
I ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
H Southern SALE hy NETWORK SOUTH
ERN LAND COMPANY, 81 Broadway.
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE IACKAwASSA. ASD WESTERN RAlLROA

MOKRIN ANJ ESNIA hNILNUAD.
vi DELAWARE IACRAwASSA. ASD WESTERN RAILROAD
UesseeL)
p,po,, u New Yort foot u BAysl o. Chrophest
Inter ARRANGEMENTS commencing MOhDAl. NOV ~ lsby
am MAIL TRAIS coauselisE q Dsnye Boonlon Branch
Dover Chester Bueh Waterloo With SUSSEX ior An
do,er and Eewtou Whugtop With the D. L. ard W K X Tor water
Gap Sudburr scranton AL Great Bend aud al poa on he ~
..auua and Bo1mbufg and Delaware and Hudson z kfh .
:Ua LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops al Nesark Morris
tsu Washington Pbpshurg aud Easson con
p.rts Al rbarg Be- Del for Bsydere, he and Al
Eniou T. Bethlehem, Aleuo-H Mach Chunk anl
Witstharrs. a. N ,
aui a Waterloo Nith SuHer X X
IN, m ,pd go D NJ 70 SUMMIT and intermediate ststonI
tg J0 $50 aui l. I'D $3.50 GO 5D o'J 5'uO
al n. Is ~ 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
:iO n 30 and sSOp to hoRkSlOWh and iHisrmsaa's
tHloui - -. ..-,,r,.
Tor NEWARK a6J0 10 $50 $3.50 lo:f u. ll:Q ll'F m
7Jo 49, $40 $50 $50, $40 $50 $40 $50 49, 300
All ~ IS p. n ,c.-,-, ,,, -. =, .. -, - "a &
,-sC.lOp IA SCHOCH AsiAnt Superintendent
"a = ksIwrtt Gsn1 Tetst Ag,nL
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ArcrIoN sAIEs DE NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE

BN A. j. BLEECKEE, son & co.
Suul arlor-Lease Of yst1ry brick houses ana lots
B. ST. and % 4tave; Of plot 100 tbNAstsZ M
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AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
JOHNSON & VAN TASSEL-EAsT NEW-lokk
os Broadway. between Henry aud Nismsave eac z'kio
W4msave between Brosdwsy and South Oarolns-aYe
Broadway each 25KlOO, each 90
"a I.4r,e d Of Souh Caronaave each 251lOO each....
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auttim Sales of gral estate.

j. JOHNSON IT, Aueiioneer
DY JOHN SON & MILLER.
I'D AUCTIONEBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No % CHDARsT. Ngw-1ORE
Ciy Residences Lots Country and Farms 0ougbt o
rented exchanged negotiated AzcNon sales Of Farnsre &c
VINEYARD, Nmeyard.-TO be sold, by order
oftb Supreme Hotel Seah Smith al NOrbpori
County L. L. TUESDAY the 18th day Of December 1863 at
O'Clock Vineyard containing about 100 acres, @OV grape
with hsh and furnishing water privilege
mill 1000 u large dwelog house barn and outbudngs
Railroad Great opportunity for parties to
purchase grape and wine business
\. ) ACKERLY, Referee.
the desiring attend the sale TAX" The ~"
L. r. r. depot foo: of slip
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Statiuutrp, &t.

nIARIES for 1S70-From % cents 10 -. All
kinds Blank Books job Printing. htloV
prices. BY FRANCIS LOJIhhL 20 Aaash-IALt
ERANCIS a LOUTREL, 4j Maiden-lare
Stauoners Manufacturers u Patent Spring Be
Books Orders solicited
CLOTE q JAMES,
- STATIOSERS PRINTERS AND BLANK BOOK MASUFE.
TURERS No 80 FulionsL Orders solicited
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Tor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANI
Regular Nail Steamers sEllhg me 40 Of none
SOUTH AMERICA. CGpL L. L. 1fSELKPaUsH. November y
NORTH AMERICA Capt u. b. sLccUS Dsesmbt y.
ABRRihACk. Caut NIEk Jsuuarr n
These sail schedule ard a a. ~ lbomat
Rio De Janero gong and FO
engagements Of freight or passage AppH 20
wM GARRISON. AEsns No. BovlnEErs's Ss- fort
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL THK CROMWELL LINZ
steamship, oib Line will leave Pier No Norl River soei
2 u iOnouG:
COETEN. esou. fKlDAl December 30
freight Loas Noodle AMI GL'ssgpu hrosEs
Calm passage. 80.
Por Pa,,,F. ffnt and ,scont cs's) Prsgtt SppTts
n. b. CROMWELL Co. No o. Ws'sit
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
4 SAYASNAH-TKl.WEEkLN LINE.
To- oosIuR sl eave NHAELfk1ON Tor PLokUA via
SAVANNAH three ssek tef Of TIE Aes io1t
ships zudt the North Eastern railroad tils
PILOT BOY, Uuisud ROueb SUNDAY MORNING, 81 ,
o'eloct
DICTATOR. srerv TUESDAY EVENING. A. 81 oeot.
CITY POINT. FRIDAY EVENING, ats ocI.rA
Through ticket. g. Charleston sud Savannah sssH
line Agencies Iu Ne~.lorE. ~
J. b. AIKEN L Co..
Ageuts a Goa r.rsal.
l. J. GUUMAE1tS Co.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

oLiDAl fhhoEN D.
Persons anticipate the purchase Of description Of
DRY GOODS FOR HoLTDAYiPRESEYTS
will do well to examine purchasing la purpose
Mouday to offer uuesmeu which believe greater than be
found elsewhere. Among other specsties will be found
1000 DRESS PATTERNS IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH PoPLrNS
AT 81 AND UPWARD THE DRESS.
FINCH DRESS GOODS AT ia CENTS
VERY wIDE ATWOOD SERGE. AT - CENTS
ATWOOD EMPRESS CLOTH
Of a. eoors ua black 20 the regular pree Of which 70
cents
SILK AND WOOL POPLISs, FROM IS CENTS TO 81 g.
ALLwOOL RKSCH MBRISOES 75c TO sL
Together si,h large assortment Of
DRLAISEs AT Is CENTS
C.ICoEs FROM 10 TO lai CENTS.
LINENS TABLE CLOTHS
PIANO COVERS NAPKINS.
HASDKBRCHIEPS. COLLARS.
LACE SKIS GLOVES
FANCY GOODS &c, &C.
SUGDEN q BRADBURY,
NOS. 3I2 AND 31f BowERF,
OSE DOOR BELOW BLBgCKERsT
EURS and VELVET BONNETS and HATS
for Holiday bargains this day Feathers, Ribbons
'e''S'' Rrosd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23
Professional nutitts.

Professional Iutius
A CURE for 81 and the Recipes that cannot
n be- bought S2OO gold bv buying the Paris London AID New
York Medical Marriage Guide 100 pase 100 engn Of
both and disease no cloth Of LEMBhE % Ful
toe author bis medical and surgical ONES l2
Broadway 10 to Pull treatment Christian pHnepe THE
erug unfortunate suffering from udsceon eteesses &e
mr.. LEWIS, No. 2 Bcach-st, makes n speciality
the right place The Dr. has hs attention iose
diseases the last 40 New York Cts.
mr. OLIN, 81 Bond-st., Newly ork, of Union
wide reputation Omce psrlDrs. waiting, utrsE
and seepag ooms-tbe complete 10 America Fees motas
Board ~ per Everybody for pamphlet Vhen
Of from state cured annually 10 matte "ao
failed. State his opinion costs noihuI
nR. L. b. FOOTE, Author of MEDICAL
IL COMMON SENSE be consulted person hy letter h
once LeIuronsvs Of Bait Twenty eghih't uh
hours from 10 M. ul p 10. CouiuItstoa free.
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
detention for Structure Fsula Piles Disease Of
Bladder Disease and Determines Of the I've hat
Face and Person HESRT DANIELS 81 D. No l LeIngou"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-23

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ 0OURTLANUT.sr.-For PHILADELPHIA WA Csmlen p
An m via West Philadelphia. $50 a. ~. 10 ~ 4E;O p m
M D. H. " D. m MIGHT For Baltimore and Ahag,ono.'0
~ E:JO D. IN 20 D. For South and SonihNest-o~@ NJ
az 10. ,9.qorw
on and through to Cincinnati
eb.ugs on - D. m through daily to Louisville without changes
,ni gs5 n M through 10 Chicago without change. The
Cnenna and Chicago Tdn daiJ ssu,l' excepted on
49,, dsT thev attached the n tram tDaiJ;l
ths Va s Iasa y W. JACKSON, General Superintendent