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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-18
notifes in Daukruptfn.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE;
j ,, UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
s0oIH 81 1dMJ dHUAROLiMA.-IN THE MATTER OF CALEB
TON FOR ADJUDIC A1IoN or BANKRUpTcY Y
WAS FILED ON THE 91sT DAY OF DECEMBER
A: ~ 1868, IN SAID COURT.-IN BANKRUPTCY =
This Is to give notice. that the 1H1RTY-FIRsr DAY
OF DEoEMnER A. D. 1868. Warrant in Bankruptcy
Darlington. in the District of DARLINGTON and St.ta
OF South Carolina, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt to him for his use and the transfer
or any property by him are forbidden hy law; that
their debts, and to choose one or more Assonees Of
bis Ketate. will be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
De holden at No. ~ Broad street. Charleston Soutl,
Carolina, before j. G. CARPENTER, Registrar. on
A. M. r y M EPpTNc A'
United States Marshal as MESSENGER
january 18
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COPARTNERSHIPN NOTlCE.-I HAVE
" this day associated with me, III the FACTOR.
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, my son.
HFNkYT. WILLIAMS, under the hrm Of W. b.
WILLIAMS & SON. 4
WINTHROP B. WILLIAMS,
Charleston, January /, 1869.
January fmwl3
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T AW WNOTICE.--THE UNDERSTGNssD
the PRACTICE OF LAW
Oface for the present, No. 23 BRoAD.s TREET.
HENRY ID. LESE NE.
Januafy7 Oh. RICHARDSON MILES.
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New apublifatioms.
HEARTH AND HOME.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY OF 16 PAGES,
FARM, GARDEN AND FIREsIDE.
DONALD G.. MITCHELL
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
NO NOW READx-

In this number is begun the publication of new
story of domestic life. written expressly for HEARTH
AND HOME, by Mrs REBEocA HARDING DAVIS, au.
thor Of ''Lifs tn the Iron Mals," entitled
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r limited PARTNERSHaP.-r Usl.
~ DERslGNED have. in accordance with the
Aots OF General Assembly, ana under arm name OF
articles Of agreement OF limited partnership Ibear-
ing date 9th day Of September 1885, expiring this
day. W :, n
1t is mutually agreed ,.s renew and continue same
under said agreement to June 1st 1859.
lsigned) VIM. GURNEY, General Partner.
lSigned) JAY ADAMS, special Partner
Charleston, December /, 1868.
& December 10 wfn1mo
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MOTaCE.-.T HAVE THIS DAY AssO-
IN GATED with mo in the BANKING EX-
CHANGE AND BROKERAGE BUSINESS, Mr. Ell.
WAhD NJ. MORELANL, Of this city. under tho Arm.
name and style OF L. GAMBRIIIL & co.
The power OF Attorney from me to E. n. More
land ~, consequently, revoked. r.. GAMRRILI,.
Charleston, g. O.. january ]. 1869.
January 1roo
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK
~ ina Wholesale establishment, by young man
OF Steady habits and industry Can give best of ref
erence Address 0. X, Charleston Postoflce
January 18
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GOPARTNERsHIP MOTTO II wv II
~ hereby give notice of ths admission Of Fl. mr.
hAIG as q cOpartner In our business. from the lst
inst, uuder the Hrm name Of JNO. i. FAIRLY &
CO. JNO. s. F.TRLY.
RUTLEDGE WILSON,
Charleston January IS. 1869.
january l3
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Wunts.

WANTED, "A LADY'S DEAED. WHITE
W. or coored, to 60 out Of the city for few
mon'hs Must be well recommended Apply ut No.
- oMIld-SIREET, between the hours of nine and
eleven. II. January 18
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WANTED, BY AN EXPEKlENCED
Nv Sea Island Cotton Planter, SITUATION as
sup rntendent for the present year. Apply to GAIL.
LARD Il MINOlT, No. 20 Adger's wharf
January II lA
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WANTED TO RENT. A COUPLE OF
" ROOMS, in genteel house, for gentleman
ana wlfe, with or without board Southwestern part
January 18
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AW NOT g H. NxcnxaLLAN KING.
~ Esa is this day admitted partner in cur
Law Partnership. -Z-@ n
CAMPBELL q sEABRoOK, LAWYERS.
JAMES B.. CANpRELL. 80
HENRY GEAHROOK
MCMILLAN KING. January /
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Go Rent.

THO RENT, THREE ROOMS: LsD
II STABLE Rent moderate. Apply at No SO
CHURCH-STREET. mWrfB* Jnanarv "a
THO KENT. TWO ROOMS, AT A MO-
Il DERAIE sum. No. 81 Wentworth etreet. near
Artes1an Well. Apply ON THE PREMISES
January l8 ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-28

New BooKs.-Dick & Fitzgerald, Pub
fishers. New York, have sent US by mail
Howlani's Book Of 400 Couundrnms. Rid
dies, Enigmas, and Amusing Sill, etc;
How to Amuse an Evening Farty. illusrra-
ted: How to Cock Potatoes, Apples. Eggs
and Fi,h, 400 different ways. The titles OF
these books indicate their character and
commend them t, those who may desire
works of their description.
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Rsv Ma AND Mas. ALLsN return
many thanks to their friends for 'hr
;arors received on Christmas.
We learn that amnng the number OF
presents were pussed filled with coin
presented 10 Mr. Allen by his Carson
friends, and handsome set of fur
presented 10 Mrs. Alien by the Ladies
of ST Peters Church.
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Tas BEST Ap, AND Nosr F,,HIbyisLE Cur
CLoKlNG that eve came to Carson; the incest
boots hats u derciothing. hun Il sry hief., ckr
cravats and nveicoat-, ever fferel FIR st'a here
oisd the ciscpest-are how f + sails at joe ii"sen-
stocks. lie has al very ch G selec ion #
oil pain ings, etc. etc; ani he c.n sell all these
thing cheal, because he bought them cheap in
Shitago.
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NorIct All ersous having 10, accounts with
Z. b. Rail will please call at hi place Of bn ines
On or before the 1T of Jauuiry. ~, AMI settle
tue Same either by cash T. ,tc. By order Of
T. II Pan
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Sc1rcg.-I will call, in earnest, on all tho.e VIII"
eve me. between this date and the LIST Of Jan
nary, 1870. GEO. D. FSrEs.
Carson. December 81, 1869. I'd
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PRACTICAL W,rcHM,k.R MIR John g. Fox has
associated with him practical matchmaker,
whose service, are offered to ths pubic at the
Cass.n News Depot.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
THE SPANISH ARMADA.

Departure of tho Remaining Thirteen Vessels
OF the Guerilla FIeet-They nre Conveyed
by Spanish War Steamer.
Ten OF the thirteen Spanish gunboats lying at the
foot OF Thirteenth street weighed anchor yesterday
morning and sailed down to Quarantine the remain
ing three being detained at the yards OF Mr. Della
mater on account OF not having received their
crews which they were awaiting from the
Spanish var steamer Isabel L. yygaiig:s .,ins ID
.s~ ''.~ "a. .as .-"r"'Hs ..n Al ihs O'Clock they
viii receive their necessary complement 2l men,
when they will rejoln the neet ana start Immediately
for Havana expecting In the meantime to rejoin the
nect which left this port last week, and which layed
to at Hampton Roads IN expectation OF their arrival,
but put to account Of the expected appearance
OF the ram Triumph," supposed TO be In the inter-
est OF the Cubans. They Will proceed to sea under
convoy OF the Isabel In Cat0lica. The squadron OF
thirteen to sail to-day win complete the feet OF thirty
vessels which have been the subject OF so much CON-
ment during the past two months.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
THE INDIANS.

Denial Of the Reported Trouble with tho
Utes and Apnchcs-A COmmcndable Tribe
OF Indians.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 25, 1869.
Lieutenant @. 7. Spear, agent, and W. J. Godfrey,
interpreter for the Southern Utes deny the recent
statement of apprehended trouble with the Utes and
Apaches. It IS true the Apaches are out on hunt.
but they do not refuse to go on the reservations.
The report to this erect probably originated in
jealousy. The agency was established In about the
centre Of the Indian reservations In Colorado,
where the Indians themselves placed Il, but tho
people OF New Mexico desire to break up the
agency, as to have 1t located in their midst In
order that they may secure the benefits arising
from the government appropriation. which
amounts to $2,o0o00O per annum. Lieutenant
Spear also says ii any trouble arises the RESPONSE
bility rests upon the people OF New Mexico. The
Utcs are peaceable and manifest a desire to cultI.
vate the advantages Of civilization, among which is
education. Tney desire their children may be
taught, and already have schoclhouses for that pur
pose. The Utes are well provided for by the govern.
ment, ana, as a consequence, are contented, and
win make no trouble II let alone.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
MASSACHUSETTS.

Union Pacific Coupons-Fires I'm the Insane
Asylum and Kearney Hospital In Boston.
Boston, Dec. 20, 1869.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company, which ad-
vertised to pay their coupons only In Boston, have
reconsdercd the decision and will pay them In New
York TO those who wish, on aud after January 3.
The laundry building connected with the insane
asylum at South Boston was damaged by fire this
mornlng to the extent or $4,000. The lre broke out
In the drying room.
A nre also broke out in the Kearney Hospital, but
was connned to the chapel In the basement. 1t was
caused by an explosion of the steam heating appa-
ratus. The loss was $1,000.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
ENGLAND.

American Diplomacy and Finance-1Iilitary
and Church News.
LONDON, Dec 25 1869.
The London Telegraph to-day in nm editorial arti-
Gle, urges the instant publication OF the Anglo
American diplomatic correspondence.
The London Spectator considers Secretary Bout
well ''child on nnance." " His plan,n the writer
continues, "forbidding interest on deposits and lin.
ting advances upon collalerals, Is idio,ic."
The London Saturday RerteD holds the Times
Berlin correspondent answerable for the false rumor
of French proposal for q general disarmament
The London Times deprecates the attacks on Rev.
DR.. Temple made on all Sides as uncharitablc, un-
manly and un.English.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Carroll Livingston Mr.. Philip Robinson and Mr.
Kennard. the last mentioned bound for England
and the others intending to make the entire voyage
We think that Captain Fish, the modeler OF the
Meteor also went out in her to sail the sappno in
her expected race with the English yacht Cambria.
The rs rumors OF her loss mentioned Mr.. LOrlllard
and Mr. Robinson as being on board but said nothing
OF Mr.. Livingston. IL is matter for rejoicing and
congratulation that all nands were saved and that
to our sincere regret for the loss OF OF the finest
ofour pleasure boats we have not to add lsmentaIon
for loss OF human life.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
BOILER EXPLOSION.

A Tugbont Blown Up at the Atlantic Dock
Miraculous Escape Of the Crew.
The boiler on board Of the tugboat J. G. Neane,
lying outside Of the north pier OF the Atlantic Dock
basin. exploded shortly before twelve O'Clock on
Friday night, The report Of the explosion was heard
long distance from the dock, and from the damage
done 1t must have burst with terrific force.
The boat was nearly torn to pieces; the
and the storehousss or Baker a Montague were also
considerably damaged. There were three men on
the boat at the time, and their escape from death
seems almost miracle. The engineer was the only
one injured, and he was badly scaded about the
hands. Tue damage TO the boat Is estimated at
$4,000. The hour m,l was damaged to the amount
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
A.-Rcs,orer Americn Acts ON Che

A.-RcstOrer America Acts tho Hair
upon physiological principles jus, your den-
tist or good one) would upon your teeth
submit teeth to his professional and mani
with the view Of having their diseased and carous
by him accomplished without tho slightest infringe
upon the domain OF the healthy dentes you request
that he cleanse and beaatify the en.,re denture.
the caicareous deposit crusts perosa, from
the savary and other secreons OF the month"; from the
teeth, with such artistic skin care and effect that the be-
holder invounarily excafms pearl upon its
gttered with sheen like that of these delicate
teeth, az they peep from between her coral l,psr
being restored to healthful and c'eany
condition present uniform and beautiful appearance In
like manner
RESTORER AMERICA
singles tho sckiy white and prematurey hairs from
amid their fortunate and healthy companions, and,
layfng their with the aid Of the
taken up ramhcs the entire group Of faded hlamsnts
In due time them their original color without
the possible degree affecting the shade color OF
perfect hair, dressng In the final result OF
bcautifyng all alike. -.-~-
The REsTORER AMERICA WILL ONLY REPRODUCE
THE LOST COLOR IN IT'S ORIGINAL SHADE, however
nrany applications of 1t may be made.
TO cc MAcY'S Sixth and Fourteenth
street, druggists and the various hair emporums throughout
the city, Prepared by -
OF the works and wholesale depot a East Threth st.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
MURDER IN TIE TnR TENTH WARD.

AT nine o'clock last even,ng-the police report
Christopher Bartrim and John Schafrer. OF No. 252
Division street, entered the liquor store OF
Charles werdline, No. $50 Division street. ana
became involved In quarrel with the proprietor
aud customer named John Meyer. Schaffer
struck Meyer, when Gustave Werdling, son
OF the occupant, interfcred TO protect HIS
father and his irlend, and closed the ngnt
wounded Gustave werdllng ana Schaner were
arrested and locked up at the Delan-
cey street station house.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
MICHIGAN.
Murder Of a Policeman In Detroit.

Murder of a Policeman In Detroit.
DETROIT, Dec 25, 1869.
terrible murder was committed last night. An
ex-poceman named Kane was found on the SIDE
walk with his throal cut from ear to ear His next
door neiQhbor, Michael Costello has been arrested
for the crime. They had had slight quarrel in
saloon shortly before the murder.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
THE YACHT METEOR.
Wreck Of the Vessel or the
African Coast.
AID Il A NDs sAvnD

The following private despatch was received Id
this city yesterday. ana can be relied upon as con-
taining authentic intelligence Of the loss OF the
yacht Meteor. rumors regarding which have been IN
circulation for some days past
LONDON Dec. 25. 1859.
George L. Lorillard was lost near Tunis, Northern
Africa. on the 18th instant.
ALI hands were saved.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
ROME.
The Council Committee ON Discipline.

The Council Committee on Discipline.
ROME. Dec. 26 1860.
The Committee on Discipline OF the Ecumenical
Council has been appointed, and comprises the
Archbishop Of New YORK and the Bishops Of Brming-
ham, Mexico, Barcelona, Quebec, Geneva, Santa
Cruz, Bolivia Senegal, the Patriarch OF Alexandria
and the Vicar Of Bombay,
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
TeleGaApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

northeast rain storm set In at noon yesterday
at Fortress Monroe, and still continues.
Tn ontario Parliament, at Toronto, Canada, was
prorogued on Friday by tle Lieutenant Governor.
seventy five bills were passed during the session.
The Little Rock tArk) Railway muddle continues.
Each president has como out In card ventatng
tue character of the other
The glnnouse of g. Fails h Co., at Walnut Bend,
Miss. with a quantity oil cotton, was burned We'd
nesday. The loss was $4,000, which Is covered by
insurance.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
Died..

WEINBERG.-On Saturday evening. December 25
HENRIETTA, only daugnLer OF Mrs. Hannah WeIn-
berg widow Of Phillip Weinberg, aged IA years,
months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, the residence OF her
mother, No. 10 Henry street, on Monday noon, at
twelve O'Clock.
Ifor Other Deaths See Ninth Paoel
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
MARROW ESCAPE OF TAs NOM DENNIS MCCARTHY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. rs, 1869.
A Are, caused by o defective nuc, broke out be-
tween eleven and twelve O'Clock last night In the
residence OF Hon. Dennis Mccarthy, member Of Con.
gress from New York. Considerable damage was
done to the house and furniture. Mr.. Mccarthy
narrowly escaped sufYocaton in the names, having
been rescued by two friends. who happened to bs
there at the time.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT. Dec. 3d.
United States fve-twentY bonds closed Irregular yes
terday at Ola.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-HAMBuRG Dec. 25.-PetrO-
leum closed quiet yesterday ut Is marc bancoS.
BREMEN, Dec. 25.-petroeum closed quiet yester.
dag at thalers 63 groats.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
FRANCE.

The Papal Constitution and It's Consequence.
PARIS, Dec. Is, 1869.
The French journals have articles commenting on
the fact that the Papa constitution entitled con-
Stitutio quar- Ec,esiastfcg Censurg totG se,,tentG
ctnitantur,n excommunicates almost every one.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Miss Allie II. Jameson has been appointed notary
public " Marshaltown, Iowa. Wnen she admins
ters oaths aud holds out the book TO pe kissed We
hope no mistake VIII be made.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Dia monds, Watches, Jewclry and silver
Ware bought and money loaned them by GEO. u.
ALLEN, ais Broadway, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Absolutely Half broadway Priccs.-Brad->
IEyis elegantly framed finest Chromos Icns cheapest IN
Nnv YORK. III Liberty street. Cut out for card.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Paid In Gold.
Information furnished Tho highest paid far DoupioosA
and all kinds Of Gold and SILVER. :,
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IL Wall street, y. u
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

put a bottle OF rum before by. They then squatted
down on the ground. and thu Leader began 10 cah
on the names OF Jehovah and Tawhso tthe Maori
king1, repeating here and there pasase Oh scrip
ture such as suited hlm. Some lxmes there was
offered praise 10 Jehovah and law aiao together.
Then followed chant, "PaG nt%rHea Fu
mfUe" IL means good, peaceab.c.s IIayefs
were chanted for the welfare OF their Nnd anu
people under Jehovah and Tawhia0. They Nave pus
the Bible aside, except some passages the leaVcr as
GOT by memory, Which are always repeatea. lhe
whole lasted for quarter OF an hour. When IT was
over tile bottle OF rum opened and then T'lto-
drew, for 1t was dark and | had mile 10 walKsIo
get luuplDO
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
A Royal baptism.

RoME, Dec. 25, 1859.
The Pope will baptse the infant daughter OF the
Queen Of Naples
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

A.-Swtss Carved Goods. Suitable for the
holiday trade at Swiss Manufacturing CompAnys ~ Eask
Fourteenth street, Union SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

A-Wcatber strips Exclude Cold, Wind,
dust &c RoEBucK BROS, IS Fulton street, New York
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
Robert M.Cormick, No

A.-Watcrproof Boots and Shoes.-Large
assortment of the best quality cheap.
BROOKS Il SONS, 434 Broadway, corner Howard street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Happy New Yeur.-BOrel and Courv0isicr
Gold and Silver N,cAe Watches suitable for New years
presenta Wholesale prices until January J. for sale by
QUINCuE kRUGLER, manufacturers and iulpottefs OF
Nickel Watches, Nos. and 10 John street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
A.-Go,dcn Hair.-Robarc's

AURBuLISE OR GOLDEN WASH,
only harmless preparation for giving to the Hair that
sunny hue golden shade so much sought after Two
three applications will produce the beautiful golden color
much admired. Sole for America, CASW ELL, HAZ-
ARD CO., corner Broadway and Twenty fourth street,
Navy ynrk
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Tnnmnny To-Nicht.-IIcar George Francis
Train. How the Flax Gould, McHenry oomoinnlsens hsv.
Ing bagged 800 mcs OF broad ied me bread gauge
s,0W m,les Of Pacific Railroad. Last sandSsH aNksA
good tonighL
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

The strength Of the Army.

FLORENCE, Dec. 25, 1869.
considerable reduction Of the Italian army Is
prosposed.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
Gold Pens.

ssFurs For the H0iida ys."-SclIins mt Cost
UNDERHILL's, t36 Fulton atreet.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

A-Wines and Liquors for the Holidays.
ON account of gold large stock hand viii break
packages aud sell quantities suit Wholesale prices
PIper Iieidsieck 22 3d. j. MURPHY, lUg Pearl sticet.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
The Galleries.

The galleries OF the National Academy OF Design
and those Of G0upn, Schaus, Snedecor and Bo-
gardus attract sual number Of visitors during
the holidays. At Goupil's and at Schaus', indeed.
the pictures and statuary which cniery tempt
wealthy purchasers and for them at least, offer the
most desirable choice OF gifts for the season, are
rvalied in attractiveness by an infinite variety OF
elegant holiday and wedding presents. such as fine
co,ored photographs from celebrated modern artists
Munich porcelain paintings Partisan statuettes gilt
ebony and velvet frames for photographs. velvet
passe partouts and settings parlor and table eases,
portfolios and portfolio stands, and we know not
what else ~ crafty cultivated taste.
THE DoRK ART UNION GALLERY.
The two great pictures OF D0re. 'Jephthahs Daugh-
teri and dante and Virgil" together with spien-
ana collection OF works Illustrated by this most
magical and prolific OF modern artists ana Of pho
tographs from his best known paintings, form q
unique gallery by themselves. Az the day ap-
pr0aches for the drawing Of the nestimable prizes
offered by the bore Art Union the eagerness or the
public increases, and the gallery on broadway is
more hronged than ever. Clubs have been organ
lied in all the principal cities Of the United States
for the purchase OF tickets which not only secure
ve dollars worth OF illustrated volumes Of pho
tographs. but chance OF winning the prizes.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

A.-Hyaft's Life Bnlsam is n Most Sovereign
and insnihle Remedy for Rheumssm in It's most painful
forms also scrofnla, Erysipelas Salt Rheum Pimples,
Botehes Old Ulcers Fever Sores, the worst of Dis
eases Blood. Mercuris Complaints, Debility, Liver
Sold by a ruggtsts depot 2i6 Grand street,
New York; 81 n bottle six for t5.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
SWEDEN.


STOCKHOLM, Dec. rs, 1862.
The swedish government has decided that lgnt.
house dues are not colectabe twice In the same
month from the Same vessel.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

street, New York, words cannot describe the
beneficial results hare obtained from the use OF bhhkfS
TRICOPHEROuS; 1t has promoted the growth OF my hAir
degree that haa become thch mass OF shion2
dbrss. Principal olce, No. S74 Peari street. new YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

Cigars nj Low Figures.
sURBRUG ! co, Isl Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26

A.-Espeuscheid Returns Thanks to tho
many who have literally patronzed him the last
year In the week there uninterrupted rush 10
his store Nassau street, for his superby nnshed winter
and holiday Hats.
The New York herald., 1869-12-26
Honors to the Deceased In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Dec Is, 1869.
Tho Custom House, United States Depository,
Pension ONCE and other government Offices will be
closed on Monday on account OF the funeral Of Mr.
Stanton Flags were lowered at half-mast upon the
receipt OF news OF his death and Will continue 80
until after the funeral.