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YOUNG MEN If you HAVE BEEN EATING o.
drinking excess do Seitzer water, but takq
MILK or MAosxsIA. which Is much more effective. Al
druggists sell It
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

LAKE GEORGE DIAMOND SET IN A PIN
Ring. Stud Earrings, will delight old and ng;
prices within reach OF all.
L JACOBS. No 8 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

DYSPEPSlA.-DR. SHARP, SIR :-"nAvE SOLD
your DYsrspsi srxcirc for two years past and certify
xindrcd diseases that have come TO my notice.
EUGENE HARTNETT, Druggist, No. Bible House
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A.-sILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
Cans Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory Bandages,
Shoulder Braces Clutches at MARsH'S Truss office,
No. Vesey street. Lady in attendance.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

$500, ,O0o.-DRAWING POSITIVE AT PATERSON.
n. j., on New Years Day Tickets s. Circulars frosI,
GEORGE A RAYMOND. Manager, ~ Park place. N. X
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A-HATS. -GENTLEMENS HOLIDAY HATS
and Sealskin CAPS at lowest prices
=. ERNENWEIN, l43 Nassau street. near Spruce.
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ION ARNTN'S SENTENCE.
The Charges Of Embtxzlement Efiaeed but
Official Obstinaty Punished.
IMPRISONED BUT NOT DISHONORED.
The Kaiser Expected to Is
sue a Pardon.

IsPzorAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
BERLIN, Dec. 10, 1874.
Count Won Arnim has been sentenced to
three months imprisonment, the term to be
made less by Eve weeks which he has already
suifered.
HIS HONOR uNrARNIsHEp.
Won Arnim's sentence carries no dishonor
withit The charges of embezzlement fall to
the ground.
However, his neglect to return the missing
papers when asked 10 do so by the Foreign
Department compels the government to set
an example. Hence the punishment.
THn zMpHRoR LIKELY TO PARDON THE pRsoNER.
It is generally believed that Emperor
William will pardon him.
THE ENGLISH PEOPLE LOOKING FOR THE NEWS.
LONDON, Dec. 1913 P. NJ.
Up to this hour no announcement has been
received here from Berlin of the sentence of
Count Won Arnlm.
A despatch just received says the sentence
has not yet been delivered.
JUDICIAL. DELAY CAUSED By THE PRISONERS
ACTION.
BERLIN, Dec. 10, 1874.
Sentence was to have been pronounced to-
day in the case of Count Won Arnim, but he
refused to appear in Court Notwithstanding
the efforts Of his son to persuade him to do SO.
The Court insists upon his presence.
II he still refuses his sentence will probably
be delayed.
His counsel are in Court awaiting the final
issue.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS SUPER.
sede all other household remedies; they sovereign in
cases of Rheumausm Neuralgia and pains arising from
GKAEFENBRRG COMPANY IS Reade street
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REPRIEvE FROM THE GALLows.

CHICAGO. H. Dec Is, 1s7A
John Murphy, who was to have been hanged at
Carson. New, yesterday, has been reprtcvsd till
Thursday next
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

COUGHS AND COLDS ARE SPEEDILY CURED
by the OF WsrARs BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY. 50 cts
and 81 q bottle: large bottles much the cheaper
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

DYElNG AND CLEANING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLxAS,sG COMPANY call for and deliver goods
Twenty second street; 1876 sixth avenue near Four
tecnth street: 26 Eighth avenue near Twenty fourth
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

DUNvILLE'S OLD IRISH WHISKEY IS RECON-
mended by the medical profession superior 80 French
Brandy In casks or cases u s. Branch, 81 Broad ST.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A SPLENDID PRESENT.-THE LARGEST AND
finest Chromos "Od Oaken Bucker or Captive Child" /"
given as a premium to each $3 yearly subscriber 10
DEhoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
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HEALrh RESTORED WITHOUT MEDrCIN e.
by Du BARRYs RKvALENrA ARABIC FooD to the stomach.
nerves. lungs and liver curing dyspepsia indigestion
ness, deby, wasting cough asthma tessrs conas9mp,
other remedies. Depot in New York, JOHN J. HKNRY.
CURKAN CO.. Nos. aud College place.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTSi-POLLAK'S MEER-
The Oldest house In these goods in the coun-
try PrPKs HOLDgRs. kc 40 per cent cheaper than Al
any other place In the United States John street and
100 Broadway
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A1-A1.-BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS Is ADMIT
ted the best and cheapest article for imparting
viror gloss uxurance and curl to the hair Sold by all
druggists.
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LIvERPooL, Dec. 19, 1874.

STEAMSHIP TRAVEL AND THE TRADE WITH
AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, 1874.
The agents OF the White Star line do not con-
arm the New York statements that some OF their
steamers have been chartered by Captain Brad.
bury for new line between San Francisco, China
and japan, and 1t IL believed that no charter has
been effected.
The steamers Gaelic and Celtic are already an.
nounced In the sallings for New York during Jan.
uary and February.
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IN STIFFNESS AND SORENESS OF THE JOINTS
and Muscles have experienced immediate relief from
GILES LINIMENT IODINE UF AMMONIA.
THOMAS BAKER Wallack's Theatre.
Depot i5l sixth avenue. SOc ana 81 bottle AL
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A.-FINE FURS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS Ar
popuar prices. BuRKE. Manufacturer,
214 Broadway, Park Bank Building
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

DEW OF THE ALPs.-rHIs CORDIAL HAS
only TO he tasted to be appreciated Dew ALrs 10
good for dyspepsia DEW ALPS sold BY all
spectacle druggists grocers saloons and fruit stores
Dny or raE ALrs-rhe Of the above cor
Exposition, but decorated by the Emperor. Try
aud you will never be without It.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A.-ESPENSCHEIDS VISITING HAT. NOTHING
be piquant and dasnng than the style OF Es
the head is decateiy trimmed and elegant in al It's
appointments. Young gentlemen who desgn to do soma
execution In their rounds will find New Years Espen
sCheid" q very desirable portion OF their equipment
Manufacturer of Gentlemens ats lls Nassau street
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JAMES 8. BRADLEY, EMlNENTLY POPULAR
finest Picture bealer and Framer in New York, II
Liberty street. New York has the anest collie cton rare
ENGRAviNGs elegantly framed lowest prices.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

ALTHOUGH WE DO NOT CLAIM THAT THE
ELxwooD COLLAR will wash, ws do claim that it will
keep clean longer than any other.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

THE MANUFACTURERS CONSIGNMENT.
sALR-A RETAIL.
RICHARD HUMPHREYS.
rp BROADWAY.
opposite stewsrss.
s2ssm WORTH or SOLID GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES.
$4,000 WORTH OF REAL CORAL JRwRLar.
$4,000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS. JEwELBY.
s1LvRRwARE. 90
TO BE SOLD DURING THE HoL1DAYA
REGARDLESS or COST.
EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
oNB PRICE ONLY
Solid gold wArcHxs nom SIS to ssW.
Solid silver wArcHrs from - 80 to sIN
THESE WATCHES coMra1ss THE FINEST IN
PORTED TO THIS COUNTRY AND ARE MADE BIZ
TIE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
CALL AND EXAMINE PRICES RARLY
The above goods have been sent to US BY the leading
manufacturers Of this country and Europe with instruc
tons to sell them regardless Of cost The trade and
SPECTATORS viii nnd their ntsrsn to examine this
stock.
THE MANUFACTURERS CONSIGNMENT.
~ BROADWAY
OPEN EVENINGS
THE METAL TRUss-BLACKsMITHs ARE IN
S0f E a. q ss TSsy u: s
USE BARTLETTs oDONT FOR THE TBETH.-
Bible House. Depot nswss Twenty. nrst street.
WIGS, TOUPEES. &C.-G. RAUOHFUSS, PRAO-
tcai Wigmaksr and importer OF HusAs HAIs, No, "A
East Twelth street. near BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

HOLIDAY PRESENrS-LAKE GEORGE OLA.
mond Earrings Studs Ring Pins and Scarf Ringa.
Prices within reach Of all. Call and see them.
l. JACOBS, No. Ast0r House.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

CHRONIC CATAkRHi DEAFNESS DIR KECK'S
KECK's MsrHop cures every case. II West Twenty
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND FURNITURE AT
auction. r. LEE will sell his entire stock At l99
Fulton street. New York. Tuesday I'D and Wednes-
day, Sd December For particulars see II. HERTS' auc-
ton notice III this paper.
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GERMAN REPORT OF THE SENTENCE.
BERLIN, Dec. 19-Night
was pronounced at halfpast five o'clock this
afternoon. He is sentenced to three months
imprisonment, including one month of the
term during which he has previously been
under arrest
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF FINE WINES
and Liquors a. popular prices
JOHN J. STAFF, us Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

CoRNs, BUNIONS, INGROWING NAILS, &C.
cured without pain. CoRS CURK by mail 80 cents Dr
RICE, IS9 Broadway, near Dey street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

KALDENBERG's MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR
HOLDERS, AnBRR JEwSLRr WALKING CAMS, Iyoar
teenth and Fourteenth streets. The old stores
John and Nassau street and No. John street,
tanned before.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A-FOR A FIRST CLASS DRESS OR BUSINESS
HAT 20 direct TO the manufacturer. ESPENCHEID, ll5
NQsSau
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

HOJER GRAHAM. WIRE SIGN MAKERS,
Meta! sign Engravers sign. Store and once Painters
Duane street
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A LADY. LIVING IN DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY
home the Hudson, having three children Of her
to educate WIN rscsiys INTO her family limited mum.
provided for her hut the best teachers
plOyed references given For urthcr PARTICULARS sd-
dress q. J. B., No Irving place, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

FURS.--F. BOOSS 4 BRO, 44o BROADWAY AND
% Mercer street offer full assortment OF ladies' and
geutemen's FuRs at retail, exceedingly low prices.
seaska sAceuss and yeatemea's scaseia CoArs spc.
ciaitY.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

GOLD PENS
DESIRABLE noLIpAr rREsENrs-roLEY's cELE-
BkATED GOLD PENSn
from u to SlD each
Fine Gold Pencils 81 to $40 each.
Pearl ivory. Silver, Goid. Rubber Pencils and Pen
hoaefs 49,; large stock OF nne Goods dut up IN neat
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
To those engaged IN mercsnte pursuits any invention
that will facilitate their lsbof highly worthy OF notice
ss well AZ Of extensive pauonase One OF the moss I'M
that possesses the necessary qualities OF mness
and durability Ia use. Pre-cminenty are those OF
PEsoIrs, No Asroa HoUsK Their superior value ls
tested by the long time he aAs been engaged IN our
their manufacture We the subscribers who know the
number Of years cheeruliy recommend them to those
who Wish Tor the best and most perfecs Gold rem ever
signed BY the following gentlemen and over 1000
J: & Williams. President METROPOLITAN National Bank INK
IT, D. Coe, PRESIDENT American Excnange Ssuona. 2 =
VIM A, Fall. President Corn Exchange Bank.
T. Lowry, President Nanonal Bank Of The Republic.
Tappan. President Gsstin Na5ionsl Bank
g.. Ogden Cashier New York County National Bank
Clarke, Dodge 4 Co. George d. Arthur CO.
White. Norris 3 Co. H. T. Morgan 4 20.
vermilye d Co American Express Co.
Winsl0w. Lanier Co Adams Express Co.
Chas- Dennis Vice President Atlantic Mutual ms Co
Ewood Walter. President. Mercantile Mutual Ina Co.
Wm l. Jenkins President Bank Of America
Lewis, Cashier Union Salionai Bank.
VIM. II. Cox, Cashier Mechanics National Rank.
Buell.. President importers and Traders National Bk.
J. M. Crane. Cashier shoe and Leather Nationa Bans
sissa sa.ss s.s. Espr. Co. %
Barclav 1 Livlngston. johnson 4 Higgins
4. r. Wilmarth Vice President Home Fire ins Co.
JOHN Foley, Cod Pen Mannfaosurep. @ ST
No Astor House, Broadway.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TEN CYLIxDEE Hoe Rotary PREssEs; WILL Low.
Address THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

Al-EURNITUKE BARGAINS FOR HOLIDAY
Presents. See KELLY OO.,s advertisement
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

THE WAY TO SECURE A BEAUTIFUL SKIN
the pores that al impurities can pass Off from the
whole skin instead OF compelling them to work on
that s washed and therefore the only part where the
25c. per cake, one box three cakes, 6Uc by
(one box, three cakes), 75c. Address c. N. CRIfKEN
TON New York. Agents wanted.
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LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS.-SUPERB HOLI
dav present Ladies delighted: gents excited Stones
brilliant Prices low. l.. JACOBS, No AstOr House,
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CHRISTMAS "A LOVE TOKEN.

A DELICIOUS TOBACCO AND DOES NOT Bl1l
the tongue-SURBRUG'S GOLDEN ScRPrRk Depot Is
Fulton street. Try It.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

A-ECCE SlGNUM-UPHAM 4 CO., SOLE AND
only legal Of patent WIRE sieSs and BAN
MFRS; novelties carved signs in wood and marble
sign, Store and Office Painting. Office 3s9 Broadway
workrooms, NO. Beach street.
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As St. Louu. compliments shower on her sweet

st Sc. Louis Compliments shower on her sweet
face.
Bayard Taylor has been lecturtng on .Anciens
Africa"
Enthusiastic California entones q hymn OF
praise TO the rising star OF the Pscifc-the much
beloved Ciprico.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. George vandenhon win
deliver lecture on Shakespeare and Dickens at
Association Hail.
An actor named Leroy is playing nts own ver-
sion OF the "Gilded Age" at the Orc Fino Theatre,
Portland, oregon.
MRS. Conway reappears in Brooklyn ON Monday,
In "huch Ado About Nothing" Her starring tour
has resulted In q gratifying success
Mark Twain's authorship OF the "Gilded Age"
Is challenged by the Californians Shall We never
have real unchallenged author againf
Paris laments broken idol In the full tide OF
success Mlle Roussiel suddenly refused to act and
rIdole fell TO the boards. Paris is IN tears
Clarke went down to Baltimore and entangied
mighty audiences In "Red Tape" and pitched
them. when helpless, "Among the Breakeran
"women OF the Day" Is the title OF new
comedy produced at the Arch street Theatre.
Philadelphia. Like most OF the society dramas It
Is said to be weak and aimsy.
Poor Muerl The audience at Vienna applauded
him. He stepped forward to acknowledge the
operate rule In Germany man may get into
scrape for b0wng.
The one hundredth performance Of Colonel Sell
lers will be given on the 23d inst The ausplcious
occasion VIII be marked by the distribution OF
satin programmes ana small bottles OF perfume.
the celebrated "Seller's eye water"
The unparalleled success OF the ''Shaughraun"
at Wailack's Theatre continues. II Mr.. Boucicauls
Is reaptng golden harvest no man ever deserved
1t better. He Is the author OF the play. He plays
the central figure in It TO perfection. The scenery
was painted from sketches and models furnished
by him and he taught the performers their parts
There Is only one thing more he could do-stand
at the door and take the money.
For some unexplained reason the new comedy,
"A Bridal Tour" written by Mr. Boucicauis year
ago for the Filth Avenue Theatre, and announced
as being In preparation there last Decem ber dis
appeared. 1t Is now in rehearsal and will be pro-
duced early In January. The cast includes Charles
Fisher, Davdge, Lewis, Hardenberg, Louis James,
Ringgold tinstead OF george Ciarke), Miss Daven-
port, Mrs. Gilbert, Mss Jewett, MISS Mortimer
Gnstead OF Miss Morant and Miss varian. The
work Is an eplgrammatic comedy In i've acts, OF the
style Of "Old Heads and Young Hearts'' and the
scene In located in New York city and this State.
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A.-CHRONIC CATARRHi DEAFNESS !-DR
KECK'S METHOD cures every case. II West Twenty
four tn street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A WORK BY rHE AUTHOR OF -PioCIoLA"
Now nrst translated.
MYTHS OF THR RHINR
with $50 illustrations hy
GUsTAvE DoRE
The sNew York Times" says-
"Amous s,e repositories of hydrologic snd fary lore
this treatise oi santneifit be place 70 charso-
terize 50 formally nis witty OF the edvtnis. -
the sncients and their diminuuve successors-wul
always hold place its own. and Is little sngulAs
that It should now for have translates
into English As none author Of PccioIa could
have produced such unique volume this fasciuas
Ing subject so no pencil but that of Dors could have
gven visible form with such effectiveness to the beings
Of tho imagination whom sainune describes. There 70
Irresistible humor in the artists conception Of thoss
his representation of Father Rhine the changes
which were worked in him through the Establishments
Of Bacchus the crowds OF gods goddsssss whs
invaded Germany his train. without particuiaris1c
pencil only keeps with Sainunes pen. that
her and there the idea OF tho author more
effectively than docs the text itself The volume d
handsomely and luxurously produced, and In the
gorgeousness OF its binding Is fully up to the requires
ments of the popular taste"
One volume royal 5vo CLOTH full gilt side and tov
in box $40; extra morocco Sla
For sale every book store, or sent post paid o.
recent of price, by
SCRIBNER ARMSTRONG CO.,
654 Broadway, New York.
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Fulton street. Try It,
CHRISTMAS IA LOVE TOKEN.
To wife, mother, sister or sweetheart a Christmas
present should be useful beautiful not necessarily
expensive. The WILSON SHUrrLE SEWING MAcHIEE
all of these elements 1t useful elegant durable
and and Il the most appropriate token Of
affection. It received the highest award at Vienna 10
Is very simple that child can easy learn TO use il
Instructions given at purchasers homes tree Of charge
1t in sold easy monthly payment at 82z and 829
Broadway; At Macy's Fourteenth street and Sixth
at 764 Eighth avenue; at lib Fourth street, Brook
lyn; at No Newark avenue Jersey City; at Y Bank
street Newark N j., and in all the principal cities and
towns in the United STATES. WILSON SEWING Ma
CHINE COMPANY, Manufacturers Cleveland, Ohio.
: SCLEANZINE.-GLOvES CLEANED FOR 10C.:
perfect satisfacton-nO pay. Nine. RUSSELL, 7T
Broadway, room 7, near Eighth street
CAUTION TO THE RUPTURED.-BEWARE OF
the miserable alacks who are vending base limitations
OF Dr. Marsh's Radical Cure Truss and Surgical ADpli
AVOID lhem OF they viii do you harm Apply d.
rect to Dr. MARsH at No vesey street. AstOr House,
where you procure the ARTICLE and 10
OF proper treatment Reference superiority 10 the
medical and surgical profession and TO thousands that
have been cured. MARSH,
No. 2vesey street. Astor House
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A-CUSPADONES CUSPADONES, RETAIL AT
Wholesale prices Tor thirty days Ny Lava CusrADoNxs
better in quality and decorations than others
either foreign or domestic manufacture. Having a
vitrded glaze inside they don't smell like the so.caled
metal ones, and easily cleaned out PAPIrR MAcHE
TABLRs. beautifully decorated, less than cost.
JOHN r. CONNOLLY, 278 Pearl street. near Fulton.
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tiia dry S3 50 per gallon 7sc. persgalon "a special
shpmenG also sherries, 81 to Sl2 per gallon; good,
sound Madeira, 43 So II. B. KIRK CO., 6g Fulton St
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OUR 8. O. P. BRANDY-$7 PER GALLON, 81 so
per bottle; old mellow and pure-a specially; fine
Brandies scotch aud Irish Whiskeys RUNS, Wines. &C.
at popular prices H. B. KIRK CO.. 69 Fulton St
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDs.-SUPERB HOII-
S fSs oM s
NATURAL SHERRY wINE-A PURE MON
ts, dry. ss 30 per gaiOn; 7sc persgsLon q special
scand Madeira ss SS Il B. KIRK Co.. ~ Fulton % st
OUR 8. 0. p. BRANDY-$7 PER GALLON, 81 so
s scotch Sa and md2. .n um W es
PARMELY's HArs.-CoRREor STYLES OF
% four doors below foSrtesnh % street Fine quality ST.
RICH BOHEMIAN GLASS,
DrsSss Rssuq plain %sp a9d TofTsS SETS
Bohemian Is's sss I,,:,s F;:sss s.;s Saina Vases.
Motto Cups Smoking E.s sFss &c. sold at less
in sHISH; sfEysa 4!is Fr1ssS sisS''% %isE. isissEE"s
silver re. sPacaEs sHH HGss s sS5kSs 'Hs tHsss
and all kinds Of House Furnishing Goods equally low.
EDWARD /" "BAssronp's.
Cooper Institute. corner stores
RUPTURE CuRED-AT SURGICAL BAZAAR,
s
Lady e.
'e"1A"" op'1 '''"'"' ' GEORGE CALDWELL.
THE PLEASANi vALLEa ouMfA a o VINES
circular Full discounts the trade by the Company's
ACcnta H. B. KIRK CO., 60 Fulton street.
RUSSIAN SULPHUR AND MERCURIAL BATHS.
81 Irving place, corner East Seventeenth street.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Our copartnership expiring the 1st Of February
next we have determined TO close out this all certain
departments Of business aud o1er at and below cost
our entire stock Of
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
Real BrOnzes and Clocks
Composition Br0nxes and Clocks
Siiyerpiated Ware. Cutlery and Fancy Goods
Purchasers can now secure bargains Also at very
low rates China, Glass and English China BY the
SET or piece. NICOL, DAVIDSON 4 CO.,
686 Broadway. near Great Jones street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

PARMELY'S HATS.-CORRECT STYLES OF
gentlemens HATS the holidays 20l Sixth avenue,
four doors below Fourteenth street Fine quality, a.
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There is no use in denying that
"Brick' Pomeroy is the greatest slave to
party of any man in this country, and de-
sidedly one OF the most unjust. He
watched Grant, with an eagle eye, hoping
and expecting that. he would not veto
the initiation bill He did, however, and
although Brick" felt the wisdom of the
action, he said not a single word about it
didn't give it as matter of news. This
was because Grant did it. He did come
out however, and accuse him of being
too drunk to stand straight. And now
this noble specimen of an editor pub
fishes an article entitled "Beecher Bills
tered" in which he takes it for granted
that Beecher is guilty, and fills column
with ihe most obscene and disgusting
language. But mark you. When Mr..
Beecher clears his skirts of this SANDER,
and stands before the country an ac-
knowledged hero, Pomeroy's Democrat
will not mention the fact 1t is the un-
fairest and meanest paper in the United
States. 1t is shame, too; for Brick is a
beautiful writer when he gets hold of a
beautiful subject; but he is the most
assiduous hunter after filth yet heard of
in the Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
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" times to enormous proper
ts has been the increase of
ton facilities since the advent
publican party, they have not
with the demand for them
70 immense bulks seek move
they require to be moved over
ices. The surplus products of
st unlimited basins-that be-
Allegheny and Rocky Noun. |
nat between the latter range |
ezra Nevadas-require to be |
INTO the ocean on either side
1is not only so vast in amount
sunequally distributed
spring wheat grown in the
tes, Wisconsin and Iowa raise
half, OF the winter wheat
~ Ohio produce nearly one,
the corn raised, Illinois alone
axth. OF the tobacco, Ken
es nearly one-half. Nine
nearly all the cotton CON
aus country, and much of that
n Europe.
pa fabrics manufactured in the
Fes IN 1870 were valued at one1
nd tifty-seven millions. Of
nlne millions were nlanufao.
assachusetts. OF course the
OF these and the great variety
nmodities necessitates a vast
lansportation. Eleven States
pc Mississippi valley send to
lnally surplus of its cereal
lal 2 SO0, ,O00,000 bushels.
? 9e carriage of that sine,
nav of only