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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-24
Cont street Vcraatl;lll.

COMti street VCf;lMU;ln.
YTNHE former Cont street Hotel having "a
l. been thoroughly repaired and under Eiism
eor. extensive alterations and improve
ments the undersigned. lessees of this elegant and
commodious buiIlin. take pleasure in announcing
TO their numerous, friends and the public in general
that their new house will be opened under the
name of the CONT STREET VERANDAH. for
the reception OF Families and Single Boarders on
the 9Th Dec: at which time they will be amply
prepared 10 afford every accommodation and COM
tort desirable or to be found in any hotel in the ely.
at the most reasonable prices The establishment
is elegantly furnished and its table will be uns''r-
passed by any in the city. l'eing under the man
arernent OF Mr. Achille Fculle one OF the best ca
,erers in the South 1t is therefore with entire
confidence that the undersigned solicit share OF
the public patronage. co
,tecol-1y }. }. CONAtA a ".
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To MERCHANTS. Planters and 9th.

YNHE undersigned have in store and for sale al
i moderate prices. full assortment OF HAND
WARE CUTLERY, &c sc. Also Sugar hc,-
Ties, Furnace Mouths. Crate Bars. NaTlalt 5
and McClanchan's Plouyhs, Subrols and Flu>cs
Plantation Saddlery, Nails. Iron: Hoes, American
Castings French Pots. Paints. Oils, Glass &c. &c
to which the attention OF merchants planters ana
others is respectfully called.
w. B. McCUTCHEON Il Co.
dec14 ly No. Canpst Ne" o''t'li>.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Southern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Louisiana.
Life Insurance l!xCiHsirrSy
AccrMuLATIvE CAPITAL $4,000
PARENT OFFICE. No. IL CAMP STREET,
n II r. Ii

PARENT OFFICE, No. lSCAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
r This COMPANY is now ready Ia make
s7r> Insurance ON thu lives Of " hitr Persoif,
RF y and Slaves. their established rates vi
S@IAi A. premium. This bcIu. the only company
@tEsY = incorporated in the State confined
s-~sjkEl Es>s- Cu.irrly to iifr Insurance. h
H1f IL y JEs Guarantee Fund, the directors feel
confident that II affords unusual and
3sSEssssf~ much greater ndu ements to those h"si-
>fs-s-~ lous OF cilccting insurance on their
lives than any other.
is also upon the Mutual principles each person insured
becoming member thereof and enjoying portion of its
profits being entirely exempt from any liability hey und the
of premium accrued.
Insurance Companies organized upon the mutual pnc-
pie generally >ucccssin especially those cA"tu-
svcv confined Life, they based upon calculations
warranted by long experience and close
but the stability and OF this company placed be-
vond contingency, by the advantageous arrangement She
has made for undouhtcd guarantee fund of 10000 dol
lars used lcsscnc, su,sCrIpt mutual
in<ura nee companies always are, by insurance.
This fund Of $4,000 dollars remain. per
mancnt until the company has accumulated ii similar
to take its place.
u California permits granted, and extensive travelling
piivcltges allowed.
-Dircc tOrs:-
Joshua Radwn John d. Bein. Henry C. Sct<nn Henry
Een.haw. Charles NJ. Waterman, Edward {. Payne
George W. West Warrck Martin. Thomas l. Din
William II. Garland, John Calhoun, George c. Law
r:son, Jii>"u T.. Harrison. R",t. Nj. MCAipn, John
Leeds A. Il Sc-er, N. III. Norton.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
HARMON DoASE. Secretary.
Medical Richard l,-in. NJ. u. lIiours daily from
Examiners How ard Smith. NJ. d. 10 4. NJ. ,o3 NJ.
T.. l.. Goold, Attorney.
-Plaqnemine Agency
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Piano FOrtcs, Music and Mllsicai
- NIercllan andiSc.


- IerclRa lldiSC.
.-- The subscribers have and intend al
Me2 sy5, ways t. keep on hand for sale at the most
HTnH8r reasonable prices. good assortment OF the
IN best PIANO FORTES manufactured
in this country and in France. They sole Agents for
Iorsts Patent Double Iron framed Piano Fortes-,e most
durable aud decidedly the hestpiano in They are
peculiarly adapted toihessouhcrn or any damp climate
being very glue the body ofthe piano con-
scqnentIy they will remain n'uch longer i" tune than any
other make the weather has effect upon Them The
the piano independent Of body aud can be
easily removed at pleasure The tone is more fn rch
aud mellow than other pianos. We import the fI"ye&
&" Paris Pianos made expressly 20 our order Pianos OF h
- and octavcs some in rich carved cases
MeIodcons Seraphines, ntars of the hest makers
v,olnS v'ooncelos, Accordeons Iutes Eanjos Music
Boxes and Instruments of all kinds, Guitar Harp |olin
vloonceo and other Strings Pegs, Bridges. Reeds Fin
ger Boards Bows Bow Hair Tail Pieces Rosin &c Piano
Forte and other published and music c,cd from
all the northern publishers as soon as pubshod ilh
discount made large orders and to music teachers
A. the snlsc import OF their goods they cano
ndncc purchasers to give them call ne
fore purchasing. No. 80 Camp street, New Nraean>, just
two doors from Gravier street. -
ocl0-ly TYLER q HE"Eii
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This Company lring orrtnizn,
4. /.
IRi solely for the projection "f the
.<E hca policy holders and their families
AD - against want and poverty. l. in
VII Z0kse< il, operations great national be-
AEf2IHvE neyolent Institution, conducted
NAYZtHSN upon the most secure and solid
Gz6XhHF> PRINCIPLES. and afnrdiItg for
.SgtS;a small annual paid during
SslLc12c life, a ar"" and handsome legacy
to widows and children after death.
All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS who
continue the insurance TIL DEATH participate iii the y" "oic
of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors. married "o
effect insurance the life OF her husband tor the
sole benefit and OF herself and Children free from the
claims of creditors
--Trustces-
JOHN Iaran Joseph Walker John $. Allison. Peter Conrry
ir, MaInse White VIM. T.. Levcrich X obert j. " ard.
Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow, Henry $: Euck"er.
PETER CONltEY, ,Jr-, President Board Of Trustees.
--Directors-
Joseph W. Stanton Morgan Hail. NJ NJ Cohen, John L.
ewis f. VI. Barton, A. Van lhhcr, n C. Hall, Andrew
Carr. William II. White, john L. Safarans, Geo. W.
Smith, Theo II. McCaleh. f. W. sewell, Eds. Jenncr
Coke, &C. Snehen, Cornelius Fcowes, Junus Bccbc,
JOHN HAGAN Prest of the Company.
EDW JENNER CONE. Vice freSt
H. G. HEARTT. Actuary, F.. l.. GOOID, Attorney.
RICHARD BEiN, NJ D. No. FL Magazine street, Medl-
examiner who will be the office daily from II to2P NJ
j. Restricted 10 5000 single life by the charter
T. This Company sprepared to entertain applications
insurance, ana poiicc> OH eo"hh
healthy white persons and negroes the table rates
tablisheh by Board which less than the char
gcd by the New London oces and without their
restrictions residences in the South. Ey the charter
dividends Of profits declared annually and the profits
draw and can be made available al TO the
oftwo-thrds othelr amount where the party has paid
his premiums in full.
a. California Permits at New York and London rates
Prospectus Table of Rates, and all information as to Life
Insurance. and all papers to effect insurance
be had the Office ofthc Company.
u Extensive travelling privileges are allowed
II Office hours 9 A. NJ. to ) z. NJ n2'-ly
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Trustees

Jo, Uacan Joseph Walker John s Allison Peter Conrry
r., Maunsel White VIM. T.. Levcricl, X Rober J. Ward
Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow, Henry $ Euckner
PETER CONKEY, ,Jr-, President Board Trustees.
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Business OF the Company to1IhcH 10 lllc sF V.
Office NO IS Camp Street, Ter and Common
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Joseph W. Stanton J. Morgan Hail. NJ N. Cohen John
Lewis f. VI. Barton, A. Van Bihhcr, c. Hall Andre,
Carr William II. White, john l.. Saiarans, Gee" w
Smith, Theo H. McCaleh. +. W. Sewell, Ed~. Jrnnc
Coke, c. G. Snethen, Cornelius Fcowes, Junius Bccb'
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JOHN TIAGAN. Pres't ofthe Company
EDW IENNER COXE. Vice Eres't.

RICHARD BEIN, NJ d. No. 27I Magazine street, Medi-
cal examiner the office daily from II toe
u Restricted TO 5000 single life by the charter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25

On November q by the Rev. NJ D. G. Crawford l. JOHN
W HvsBELL, N. D., to Miss FRANCES K. wYxoN, all Of
this city.
On Tuesday, October g. by the Rev. William Norris
JAMES H. GREoG to MARY ELIZA LETTER, eldest laughter
Of Richard d and Eliza Letter, both of this city
Baltimore Goshen and Cincinnati papers pie copy
In this city November a. by the Rev 8. Cooke,
HENRv II. sNow to CAROLINE A. HrrcHcocy :, both of
New Haven.
On November "a at the Church Of the AnI annexation
by the Rev Vsndevoort Bruce THosAs Bor to GATH
ARisE MORTON, daughter of A. j. @. Hamilton.
On November "A, by the Rev dos Mackey, Mr.. ARTHUR
r J. RIcE to Miss Rosa, both Of Brooklyn
In Fulton. 0swego county, BIZ the Rev Mr.. Earwin,
Mise e. E. Foster eldest daughter Of CT arles Foster
Esq, to ANDREW PIsH of the Hrn of W B. Nelson Co.
In Baltimore, Thursday, November II by the Rev
Mr. Foley EDwsS THOMPSON, OF New York; to AMANDA
]. SALVAGE, OF Baltimore.
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80 tons Scotch pig st $40 50 s2l-six months In
ported to day ss rails 80 tons pig and loN bars iron
DnA small parcel OF spanish was Obtained at - 10
LM. We: :, very scarce, and nomnaly dsarsr-bsins
quoted st 81 for common-cssh
MoLAssEs hhds. Porto Rico brought 2sc Sse.:
and 90 hhds kuscovsdo, 2oc. a 2ic.
NAVAL sroaEs-Thsre have bssyi sales made Of 700
spirits, In let's at 81 $50 cash; $50 common rosin, at
u 20 and ESQ fine, at 50 so S. l21k
ESQ., slight rsduoon ios sin.. GDn s1d Y
ana 200 baskets olive quart bottes) at s2To time
DoIs. sperm imported today
there were $50 bills Of each bought $50 bs lard
obtained a. SIC, ana 100 kegs do at SO Co. de-
dities.
Rec sppearedi4.tye only sale 81 so tisrcss prime
having been msdelst SO 5s11, cash.
sALr-27oo susael West Indies were disposed Of at
2is susss Scc o Bag
months Imported to-day, % cases, "a boxes ID half
boxes, I4oq quarter do. and bbls. ,.yars.
Soar A lot Of 80 boxes CASTLE found market &c
srsIrslrhers $50 bbls Ohio and Prison wtris.
hey picked up at ~ ossn market steady Imported
sueARs:sales have been made Of $50 hhds Cuba, 1t
4!sc $50; and l6o boxes brown Havana, ct 6kc.
TALIow 5000 lbs. prime city rendered changed
hands, at 72sc. 71sc., cash
ssrSandy Do aSsIee, Isss:
and 70 sweet Malaga, at 3ec a 3sc.
INNOVATIONS ON MONDAY.
ALE-ll6 bills, IS casks ale
DSEwooD-S9000 lbs bogwood.
DAY Goops-l4s pigs per Atlantic 742 rkgs. per
steamer Glasgow.
nprs-i4ss7 hides a2s5 s.lted do 2es calf skins; i
bale do. "
HoNEY-1i bbls honey.
HoRNs-35 1874 horns
HAIR-68 bales hsrse hair
PArr-S boxes Dbl g half bills, 10 kegs varnish.
PorAToEs- 20 bbs Scotch potatoes.
IoBAcco-S64 bales Havana tobacco.
Woop-42 logs zebra wood IS do. rosewood, raS7
crotches mahogany.
WooL-229 bales wool
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

PHnApELPHIA. November 24.-Fyrst Bsard-Ss0e Penn
syyania 6s l 100 Pennsyvania 81 l0l; $50 wmington
Railroad o. b6 s LOO Norristewn Railroad 81 IN Loco
Nil Nsvisstion SIS ins off, So SO LsSish ssviss.ion Il
ss LOGO Texas Reg Notes 0shsres .; Go
i sa.i KY 1885, 20 Girsrd Bani IN 80 Union Canal
road. 4o; 100 Reading Railroad, st 291a log DO, *;
o. do5 2sh lo9 do 295s 100 d. 2s'i 100 u Bank
Sshuy'hill Esyigsticn int "a, 800 DO. M 5000 DO.
int 3D. @ lUO Pittsburg s. 9k; 57 shares Union
IA; Pennsylvania Railroad 405< so Reading Rail BAD
~. .4nsr sates-s5O shares Reading Railroad k; Odo
29X. % Pennsylyania Railroad, 4On. -
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lteG.
On Saturday, Novesber e. after sho It illness Mrs
HANNAH FowLxR, old and respected esdent Of this
Her remains will be taken to 9ew Rochelle, for inter
meut this morning, OF O'Clock by the New Haven
Canal street
On November o. JsAprllA ELoer, native Of Virginia
daughter ofSohn O. srd Margaret O. Egin aged IL years
The relatives and friends of the family also the mem.
fully invited TO attend the funers this afternoon, 25th
inst At hssf past o'clock, f'o her late residence No
virginia papers please copy.
On Monday, November "a, Of Group DAVID DuScAS,
rheiepds Of the family and those Of his grandfather
James Duncsn are cespectsui5 invited to attend the
ss,sst, shs .fssrnoon, It . O'Clock
On Monday, November "a 0sRA AUGUSTA CocHwAss
daughter OF the late Thomas Cochrane, in the I'D
The friends OF her brothers James and Archibald to-
sether with those Of the family respectfuy invited
street. "Wednesday afternoon 18th inst at 3oclosk
In Brooklyn, Novsmber.24, at half past O'Clock,
N anera shert but severe Illness JAMES AHssrsese.
Thou hast fallen at last into peaceful res.
Like the eorrowing child on Its mothers breast;
And though wife and frisnts remain sadly to mourn
Their loss Is thy gain, since to Heaven thourt borne
His friends and the friends and scquaiptsnees Of his
attend the funeral this Afternoon ct O'Clock from his
late cesdenee, Of Myrtle and Division
strset, Brookiyn His remains will be taken 10 Green
Dansury (Co,n papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on November "a, JAMS JEsxiss. In the
cath year Of his age
Funeral services wi be held ct the residence Of his
son, Thomas NJ. Jeakns 80 Jay street, Brooklyn, on
Tuesday Afternoon. 2sth inst, at O'Clock. The rels
tives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend without further invitation His remains win be
taken to Hudson N. Y, for interwent.
On Monday evening November 81 Miss VIRGINIA CARo-
WoopcocE, aged Is years
The friends relatives Of the family requested
20 attend the funeral from the residence Of her father
WIN. p. woodcock. No So 81. Marie Place on wednes-
day afternoon ct O'Clock without further notice.
On Monday. November "a, aftsr a short but painful
Illness, MicHAyL MAORI, aged Al years and months.
The funeral will take place Tuesday. at O'Clock
from 500 Broadway His friends and relatves
psctfully invited TO attend.
On Sunday, November r. DlSIEL BaASsAS.
Hh funeral will take place on Tuesday, 26th inst.
from his late residence No SO West Eighteenth street
In Paris, France, the 4th Of October last, MAnE
Josspsssr NAu formerly Of this city, aged 81 years.
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LIQUORS.

EINR OLD LONDON DOCK CHAMPAGNE BRANDY,
bonson poek 0tard, and every kind, from three 70
thirty ex years old; Ionden Dock Pert sherry Mtde
"a mes old 81 Cfox and Jamaica RUM Scotch irish
NhskeJ, nc No, In bottles and for sale AZ ths lowest
Prices for cash only A t0 Bfoome Broadway
TIVE CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE go BRoovt
street. near Broadway m admitted 20 he the risee 70
choice old Brsndes, Wines and Lquors warrant
ID pure imported and 81 Trices Inst DEFY CO ret,cn
ar never tsil 70 give tatisfaetcR.
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X RESTAURANTS.

HNN'S~s-'-NJ~f~'s, ~.
N vTiCE-CLEMs COFFEE HOUSE, 9l2 BROADWAY
me English Turbot with Oyster sauce will De served
W sis ~. Ready from 10 4 o'clock
,~JoTICE TO EPICUREs.-wTLL BE SERVED UP Al
IN the Rainbow Hotel ~ Beekmsn street. this day Nov
25th English Hsre beth urged and roasted Aso English
Mutton and Jelly Solos, with Anohovy sauces viii
be ready from ~ 70 o'clock
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GUNS GUNS. 0UNs-TnE SUBSCRIBER mas ON
NJ hand large quantity Of brass and iron Gun aud Field
Carriages, with elements and rlste also
no COZ muskes CARTRIDGES 700 Rise ao 1900 Pistol 40
Canister shot Shells Net LOO sete infantry sccoutrsme.ts
plete with caane and tnApsacks Furnishes sny ds
rpon Of Ordnance snd Ordinance stores AZ short aescs
rsrsulsr attention 70 sitting brass guns for sseamers
A. HITCHCOCK. l65 Maiden lane
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INSTRUCTION.


TIE FRENCH AND SPANISH BOARDING. AND DAY
vilI TO- a. .nsg;n .ss.a anu 20 broaawy
y s s% s %SI. sSs.s.. and A..
to sixteen
RookKEEPINo. ARITHMETIC, ETC, TAUGHT IN
~ the mos. thorough manner BY practically ayaiable
Broadway Zach SUDDEN, receives sspsrs,. st.enOu and
rspiely advanced in his studies open dsy and evening
TIE CHEAP TERN AT GoLDsxIrHs WRITING
Rooms ~ Broadway All men who think, gee ,ne
ace 1 sars.,ss rsp n this
*. ~. Iss Of
s s,ss, .Ops can Keep Nth The rush Nj:
wife Tor .Ss public spSe.nS TRs ss.n SsT %.s sSo.S
p;a ss;y. its magic wand the Impulse o. his sSersSs
duties Pis X,
s1S I'VE I s.a GSaSssS
perhaps II ,sents has no. one the o. the eagle
@sst within The rs.eh reduced his snsrsss one
tied sumter for sc and also pryss. lessons on Moderate
so0G: ., ~ Bso.dswy 5.ds. Glasses ..
DREss MAKING. PATTERNS, Erc-LADIEs CAN
Childrtns clothes and made ssci Msnt. and CLOAK
Patterns Terms moderate No. $50 BrOadwsy-the white
DAILY GoyERNKss "A LADY DESIRES A sITUA-
non As shove she isstruets in Music, Singing French
S s also .t S.s, rsS. ss
hr I'hmen best references Given. Address mo
A YOUNG LADY rs DESTROYS OF OBTAINING A
rev hours employment as Daily Governess; she in
ucts in English and French Beet reference given and
terms moderate. Please address n at ths Office
HOUSES, ROOMS, sc. WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT. BY A SMALL FAMILY AsMALL |
mouse ~ or near the city, within astage rout Pos
wanted Immediately. References given required
w AHTED-A SMALL TWO OR THREE ste. -
W dSellinR house. or half Of three story ho~ yH1
family IN aGenteel neighbour ood Apply re, LOT
o. u lnom" Architect. St Broadway. =" the once
WANIhD TO HIRE-FoR A syAt., r.u,,n
.s sasey iufns.-u h6nte, in the n a.. ~ -
ivy. aecless Cox 1855 Postofhee. eppe' p"'' VI "e
w AnnIhhp,-oN THE EAs- nm NORTH RIvxR A
Rs,. about tOfee' ~ 70, III hasi,ns nrrns.es
boz SsS7 Post once post psd With full psrscsisr.
w small ~ RENT-PARr OF HOUSE FOR A
oyr 500 ny. Situation must be pleasant and rent
ssvenh Location between FOuwteenth AMI Twenty
sndt ~ reefs preferred Apply 10 T. 5. YOUNG Sort
reee -
'.yANTED TO PURCHASE IN BRooKLYN SOUTH
" Brooklyn preferred rot too far from the fernef M
IN an unesceptonsb neighborhood house or modersee
s1e with garden grounds attached, for which Isi ~
Will be given Address H. A. r. for one wees heru V"ee
ipeeuls,or or brokers need not apply.
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DRY GoOns- &c.

TIE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY FOR LACE
and Muslin Curtains window Cornioes and Shades.
Bands Loops French Paper Hangngs Borders Sc which
viii ee sod wholesale or retail twenty per cheaper
A. R. DAVIES, sos broadway
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FINANCIAL.


VERnoET CENTRAL RAiLKoAD;[PRor0sAL
naoss invite sealed proposals for the purchase
Oh BONDS OF said The road.
10 wlLAm Amory Charles D Whtmore. aud ,hn Smith,
a. trustees Tbs Bonds will be payable in years. from
november iso and will bear the
per cent payable temiannuay. At the oee Of the rea
surer OF the company Payments will be requissd up
instalment payable monthythe paymentt be made
the 9th day Of December 1851 The drst
be paid in cash tho remaining instsmsnts may made
cath, in notes OF the compary The payments will
made on settlement squ. 70 cash TIE Noysn
applied in the liquidation Of the liabilities Of the company;
and for of the present financial position
company reference BIO bad to printed report
trusees which just been made The mortgage
Of Bonds to the amount Of ~ 0e0G
and Is road III miles in length which eoss
$1,000 Co., receipts Of the road for the year 1870
Ths receipts for the present year up e October
S62 81 The Bonds will be issued in OF Slo and
Proposals must be returned to the Treasurer On
before the day Of December next and must BE- scales and
MARRIED "fropossIs for The Mortgage Donds The gropo-
will opened by the Directors the "a day Of
Der Those whose proposals. are ssSspssd %
10. 1851. JOSIAH QUINCY Jr.,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad.
}yiSSrs s$ = tSSss. r'n.ns. COMMITTEES.
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SPORTING.

Two TsnEN.-THANKsGLvING DAY-To BE
II shot for a Hpe Mich Cow, Devonshire and Dnrham
breed " chances, At one dollar chance also head Of
VI a. tbe summit Hotel Mount Prospect HILL Brooklyn
H. T. shootine will com ence AZ n clock.
10 - N"'' CHARLES ID. GILBERT
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For Money Market, Amusements, Sc.
see sesenfh Page.
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MUSICAL.

ELBeAsT LARGE MUSICAL BOXES, PLAYING
TSsrss ns 1ss sTss lam
Mems" La sonambuls sc also Pokss schottishes
and Waltzes. A. VAN vALKENBURGH.
lS7 Pearl street. up stairs.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OR LEssEEs or PROPERTY
IN in New Yorh. - osEPB RAMSEY formerly Bryant
Heketonl now prepared 20 the busine's Of L
eensed Net scavebge ne hopes BY strict attention and
faithfully all orders entrusted 10 him, that
friend Of The late Bryant Hckelton will
him their custom All orders addressed 70 No. Clara
street or the City Inspector once, City Hail. win
4 q tunotuallY attended 70.
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PUBLIC LECTUREs.

DR Q. r. JACKSON WILL DELIVER MS INTRO.
~ ductory Lecture on Geology. Mnerslosy Mining sc
this evening Nov 1h, ~ the Sociey Library corner 81
Leonard street and Broadway. Admistsnee free
NoTICE.-rBE REV. DR. NJ LILIENrHAL WILL
~ deliver a Lecture In the German Languages. I'm the
Synagogue IN Norfolk street, near Houston ON Tharsdsv
next November ~ being Thanksgiving dsy. ~ three
oolooh, p. n.
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MATRIMONY MADE EASY OR now TO WIN
Lover-Protessor Lavso 81 London, having srrived
in Boston will send any address receipt Of ose dollr
post raid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen 70
n ths devoted shectons Of Ne cosse ses Ihs Freesse
simple but so Captivating that al be nsrea rrs
speotive Of age Appearance or position and last moush
oan be arranged with such ease sns decscy
that detection 10 impossible Address Professor bawton
Boston Msss No letters taksn frcm ,hs Post scs ual~
the postage Ia paid
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NJOTICE-THE GENTLEMEN CONSTITUTING THE
~ mmittee for Testimonial 70 Mr. GEORGE Steers the
Mansion House. 81 Chambers street. Wednesday the 10th
instant at r. NJ for the purpose OF report
the subscriptions making hna
arrangements JOHN DlAON, CHAIRMAN.
J. IL. STANTON, Secretary.