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CITY TRADE REPORT.

AsHrs we're unaltsred, there having been 140 bbs.
bought at 81 Ts for pots, and IS 81 for pearls.
BsEArufFs Flour seemed steady, with sales OF IL 900
bbls State and Western ordinary, at previous prices
fancy Ohio and Genssee at - 1sL " % extra Ohio
~ 80 ~ s1 and extra Genesee, ct ~ so IS 62ls
Canadian moved 10 the extent Of 900 bbs inferior 10
choice Nos and at 80 75a SO 81 and 81 $ll2H:
and Southern 10 that Of 1Toc bbs 10 svorite
new, at 81 0ek 81 25--the former value. Rye -four
and jersey meal remained quiet Wheat brought csc
for $500 bushels white Geneeee; &c for 1000 white
Maryland pnd ssc. fer 500 white Michissn-the pre-
vious hgure Rye and Barley scarce and uniform,
~ before noted Oats commanded 356 37c for West
ern, and Sh SOC. for Northsrn--an advance Corn
In more request and the business reached 10 900
bushels No. at so SO 70 fwestern mixed at 90 81 q
and Southern yellow, at al AL 10.
CorrorThe transactions to-day are large amounting
IN all 10 $500 bales; large portion Of which par
GELS 10 arrive. On styles the buying exhibited
advance OF quarter cent the rates accepted
Saturday We continue our figures although but little
can be bought at them
LIVERPOOL classtyrc Arror.
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A aSXo Beef aid not vary much. 100 barrels beef
hams were obtained, ct SIS e4 per 20 lbs reduc-
ton Butter and cheese continued unatsred.
NEGOTIATIONS ON TUESDAY.
OoAL-26S tons coal.
Day aooDs-42o packages, per ship Washington.
PArrr-l0 Casks barytes
GrrEL-l 40 cases steel.
Tr.-2s10 bsxes tin plates
WooL-1,2i6 bales wool; bags woollen waste.
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Married .

On Tuesday morning, Nov 25th, by the Rev A. A.
WOOD HORACE N. SKINNER to HELEN LAMB, all Of this
city.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 10, at Yorkvile, by the
Rev Mr. Chauncey, Mr.. T. v. SEAMAN, Of this city, to
Miss MARY ANN RUTTER eldest daughter Of John Rutter
Efq.
On the 26th nst by Jonas II. Conklin, Alderman Of
the Eighteenth ward, Mr. JoHN b. HENpRIx to Miss AVN
eMoNDs, both Of Ramapo, Rocklsnd county, New York
Rockand county pspers please copy.
On the oath Nov, by the Rev Benjamin Evans HENRY
MACY, Of Ban Francisco California to MARY A. DUNN, OF
this city.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OrrICE or sEcETvFR or TAXES, M

OYrIcE or RECEIVER OF TAXES, No srsw CRY
" Hau--Tsxes for 15l.- Taxpayers hereby noNaea
that an addition Of enc cent viii be made all t.res
per cent the 18th day Of December The Receiver vous
Tire the i'm portance Of MAKING esrv
psymebts possible avoid The crowd sad DELAY which
must necessarily follow inst previous 70 the per censse
Ing fdded The last day November Sun
TJers sire particularly notified ths Saturday the 2th
viii he the last d.y which will be received without
she addition OF one per cent Hsurs for money
hon o'clock, AN 10 Pm. Bsnhsble money only re,
ssivess HARVEY Hart. Rscelver 81 Tars~.
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CLOTHING.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies gentleman DESTROYS Of converting their east
Oh clothing. furniture inso cash.
value for the same BY sending the subscrber his rss
denoe through the Post oos Ladies attended By mPs
Dusseldorf. l.. n. DUSSELDORF. II Elm ssrssN
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WAIVED
" Ladies or gentlemen having sosAins. furniture.
eyery or stock goods " dispose o. ebsAn fAir sssh
aencs or through shs posi- Ladies attended by h Cshsa-
n 8. C0HRN. - Mn srssA
CAsT OFF CLOTHING. JEwELRY. AND ALL KINDS
" uperhuous articles. The subscriber still continues
1.-THE old established stand, paying cash. In
TOT he seeve on mshns note or oshsrwiss.
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fRueHTs-Rates 70 liverpool were hrmer for cotton,
and 500 eco bales engaged at sad Flour was at
Is; grain at Id, and cheete at 20s To London, 500
bsuelc -four engaged at L. l0d and 5000 ahead
~ L. I'd and 1000 bushels wheat ct Cd To Glasgow
four was reported at IL. Cd There no change 20
Hsvre to California
PRovIsIoNs. Pork advanced shade the transactions
consisting OF AGO barrels new mess at SIS SIS i2It
and do prime, at f13 cay fI3 rs. The stock cf All
eir d. In The city day estimated az 900 barrels
exclusive ~ heads. Fresh hams Ia moderate de-
msnd, 81 &c asAc., and dead hogs a. &c exc, while
lard seemed heavy there being only 300 barrels taken az
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EXPRESS AGENCIEs, sc.

a DAMS cos CALIFORNIA FREIGHT. PACKAGE
IA and Parcel EXPRESS 4. Mail Steamer II Dorado,
on Friday November ~ AZ the U. Mail steamer n Do
RADIO will positively sail for Chsgres direct on Friday, The
18th instant Soloct 7. n. we shall despAteh special
freight agent and special
thrcush TO Destination All goods 20 forward
by ths EXPRESS must be delivered wth
before Thursday 2th Small parcels and dispatches
will be received usual till NJ on the day Of sailing
Tvery rsckaae must be wAsrrroof and should srcssd
rs pounds weight ADAMS n CO, l6ssd Is Wan ss
4, REooRYs GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
" Parcel Expressive will despatch next pashage,
parcel and letter express PER and ii Dorado
Heavy freight should be @ a. oce prior 70 shs days Of
sailing Blanks furnished giving directions for complying
with u Customs regulations. No charge for CASTOR
House business Parcels received Until scioch days os
sailing and letters until ~. O'clock r. n.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Aren't las Pearl stYeeA Wa
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PIE RSON Al.

PERSONAL.
EURoPA-R. Rs IS REQUESTED TO WRITE TO
u his friends London No connection with No l. The
address is BEFORE &C H" Write immediately 10
No. is, and return home, all Is WELL Call 1T the Post
Office, New York. where letters addressed to Rs.
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TsOTE

uNoNAprs uoTEL s4 BRoADwAY.-AFRw PLEA
~ SAINT rooms families and sinsle gcntlemcr,ik
had on moderate terms ~ above
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DALES DY AUCTION.

mo. I. vANDEwArER, AUcTIoNEsR.-sPLlNDID
e: sale Of .:s saa
ln.Ihe subsesiSsr viii sell. 81 Nible, Han Brosayy
hI .s ..sa.: ss' shaw.
SS az ss .1S Asi' o. s1 have
bssn from Cseutts ana have never before
the shsst sales has ever taken place In this
~as JOIN M be arsHIs
Nv; BROWN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
:. 10 e. The store Gfv Geo a.55' No rs r1sSa
The entire stock Of han dsoms and vsusbls Turnurs
:.Pt IN the .nOys store consisting Of sOs Tss
ss s and ss
boards Tosins and Chairs a.sss.nds cottage
sans seat Chair 60 sale Terms s.sh in city
J. 4sTwIsR
YER A.sy.SS wsd.s:d; NsysaSsI
s y tx
: Sss SS % ~.
and rss ws:h:!snd. With .od marble basins
y ss:
Broadvay without regard 70 and has been only
au.y P:ranss coms
s 1srss Iss iii cisS ss
door. Catalogues ready The day before the sale.
w Ivan zANpT AUCTIoNEER.5Ex c,a,S;u
This day, at Is Spruce street Wm L. Van Zandt will SELL
y ss sn4
and Frock d. Pants Vests well worthy the attention
Of gentlemen and others.
y. Plants and Dutch Dubious Flower 81
TS pass: from Mr. Bs. who Stands
florist comprising part Cameiia Daphnss Azsiia Rho
Iris croous znsn0ns; &c. &C.. warranted IN good order
n s. HOUGH, AUCTIoNEER-THIs( "WEDNESDAY
nue large variety Of good hand Furniture, Bed
ding Carpsts &c., left az sale In Twentyfourth street.
Sofa Bedssads Sofas elegant Bureaus. Carpets Chairs
Stoves Lounges Mirrors with variety Of Beds, Nat
trsssss Crockery, &c.
A UCTI0N NOTICE-THOMAs BELL, AUcTIONEER
"A BY N Bush Large sale this day, ~ loh o'clock;
furniture Of family Also the sttinss Of hotel and
saloon removed for Of SALE comprising most
CARPETS Sofa Beds SC Also Psrior ana Cooking Stoves
Beds Mattresses Glassware elegant and almost Cabi
net Furniture, &C., &c.
CAMELIAs AT AUCTION. L. vANDEwATER,
Nov % one selection Of new canssa from me csle
hrated collection Of D. Bo florist Broadway Of
sentismans garden in Brooiiyn Of choice Varieties
EoR sALE.-sTEANER JOHN NEILsoN.-Ar THE
nes the oh Of Dcosmber to the highest bidder wisSoS,
reserve the splendid iron steamer JOHN NEILSON belong
on Company and built in the years 1883 posi-
bic manner and point OF speed superior T. is believed to
in still water twenty miles in one hour Her arss il: feet
water she i 20 feet ~ a feet WIDE and fsss the
ordsr
JOHN K. THOMSON Prest
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A r DAVIS, se5 BROADWAY IMPORTERS
on uphofteren Goods, wholesale and retail, have
large snd fashion able assortment OF Curtain
nsseflss' Lace and Muslin Curtains, window Shades.
fspsr &es which bens purchased for
icy VII sell per cent Rss than any house in the
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nR. KELLIN0ERs LINIhENT 10 SOLD BY HUN
drsds one Of any other 90 say the msrchann gene
rak and all who IT, shas u 10 the best and cheap
eat general remedy In market never fails 70 cure all
old cuts kicks and bruises the horse also, the
hesves AZ certain o. u 10 used daily the
Oldest and bes practical horsemsn and vetrnares IN the
world use H. and they ara never without IT, Unlike
other pretended remedies sells mos. where 10 best
known Is first friends t best Soldn large
Ties at cents 81 per DOZEN st2 per ross eas6. Smaller
bottles a. and IL.
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FIN AN CIAL.



VERnoNT CENTRAL RAILRoAD,-PRoPosALs
v for sale of Mortgage Bonds.-The Vermont Central
karosd Company invite sealed proposals. for the
OF Bonds OK sad company secured by
70 William Amory, CHARLES o. whitmore and John snish
trustees The Bonds will be payable In ten years from
Novemberl 1851 and will bear interest Mt the
per cent payable iemannualy, atthe once Of the Tres
nstslmsnt: payable mcnhly.he first p.ymentts BE- made
on the 9th day December 1s5 The first
paid in cash; the remaining astamsnts may be made In
caih, or in notes OF the company. The will be
made on settlement equal TO cash the f OF Noysm
1851 The Of the sales Of these
applied In the liquidation Of the liabilities OF the
and for statement Of the present financial position t6
company reference be had printed report the
trustees which has just been made The mortgage
10 secure the payment Of Bonds the amount Of 81
snd Y made on road III miles in length which has cost
$o9S a. Tereesps for the present year up 70 October
were $t264 q. The earnings for September 1851 were
s62 l 81 The Bonds will be issued In $780, and
Proposals must be returned 70 the Treasurer or
before the LIST day Of December next and seaet and
married. Propos,s for the Mortxase Bons. The Propo
Der next. Those persons whose pEopSsas accepted VIII
Is. 1851 JOSIAH QUINCY. Jr,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad.
JANIS 9. pyNN. {ra,ae. Committee.
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INSURANCEa

TIE BRooKLYN FIRE INSURANCE. coNrANY-
Chartered In lS24-Ofces ~ Fulton street. Br6ehlyn
bherchane Exchange, wall street. New Ycrt-havs their
capital l slso hsndscms .urpus invested IL Abe nsss
undoubd securities and continue 70 insure buildings mer
ohsndse furniture, and other personal properly vssses
port and their enrsoes upon ssvorsb terms any osnef
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. PresidsnA
AfypxD q. srrvsSs. Secretary.
IFE INsURANcE.-NATfONALL LOAN FUND LII
II Assurance Society Of London: General hsens eeQe.
No. Grand street. jersey Cty-Ihe ABOVE OomrsS scs-
Nnues 70 the vcs OF rerscne scoens
se United States snd on Cseaa and other special ha
ssrSs AZ fair rates Of premium. Fer terms bsns srns
o"pes~ appU grANpER srARR. asssrsi Arena
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8. 600. 600 eL,,,IB Bottles s.A.Ly or Pr.

the last ten mailing friends in every quarter shs
globe curing all OF disease aad weakness aad
female: no matter from what osuss Nervous dissssss M
large bottles from IT, TO from 70 s. dossn
Depou $50 Pearl street. 6 Broadway white fron where
the Dr. can be seen. and Of the druggists generally Dr.
KS remedy for ses sickness doos not Tall In thousand tr
ais. See oirc ulars. 81 q botsis.
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LIQUORS.

BROOKS WINE AND BRANDY sTORE.-OLD MA
- tured Brande esteemed brands nutty Sherry
dry and arrty Port Wine; rare old Madeira French and
bargain -l2 London Brown Stout sparkling
East India Ae 10 Zone dozen Duff Gordons Pale
Shery-to close con signment.
THE BEST LONDON DOCK BRANDIEs, WINES &C
Of various vntages from 1915 18ls to be had Al
the celebrated Brandy Store 40 Brsome street.
At twenty cent less for cash than any other
store In the city.
CUPERIoR AND CHOICE OLD BRANDIEs WINES.
- whishsy &C. Ss in bottle and on draught. Also, the
celebrated Falkirk Ale, and Barclay Perkins London
Porter in quantities to suit families individuals
lowest prices for cash. And warranted genuine30
street.
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VALUABLE DOC FOR sALE-A SCOTCH TERRIER,
fullbooded, peculiar and breed; Yards OF
forty pound. splendid rat KILLER will kill any hnd Of yer
min valuable also watch dog either for ship store, or
ya ~ $50 Pearl street. fOt three days between
10 A. n. snd2P M.
(yyNs, GUNS oUYs-THE suBscRIBsR has on
~ hand large qusntty Of brass and iron 0un and reld
Carriage With mplenents snd equipments completes also
no o0v nuske, Cartridges, 1901 Hss d. 900 Pistol do
With large quantity Of solid Spherical Case Grape and
Canister shs. shss sc eo ses nfsntEy soesursnsnss
scrpton Ordnance asd Ordnsnce notice
Parssusf attention 70 6tGnE brass for
A. HITCHCOCK 166 Maiden ians
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SPORTING.

shot for, o fse Mich Cow, Devonshire and DHrh.m
breed 20 changes At one dollar chance; also 20 Head Of
live Poultry. To Thanksgiving DAY November
r. ~ the Summit Hotel, Mount Prospect Hill, Brookiy
l.. 1. Shooting will commence At u o'clock
cHARLEs d. GILBERT
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DR KELLINcER HAS AsTosIsHED TIE WHOLE

DR KELLINcER HAS AsToHIsHED 9HR WHOLE
world with his p.se auid in restoring the hsis M
year. MT John Clarke, Of Hastings Is years; Mr.. =. W.
Barrier 20 heDoug street 10 Mr. o. ". allins. Of
the Chiefs Office and Mr.. william Gardner Of Wans-
burs l. had lost all their Asir. They have and
beautiful hair Mr. r. Budd dissn suished vetsrna-
surgeons hair growing hnely Mr.. A. Keller Of Yon-
he has also ten inches Of hne sofa thick, hair
81 A botte.
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DR KELLINGER AoAIN-HIs WONDERFUL sue
~ cess in checking sickness will astonsh ths whole
world; viii think Of voyage 70 sea Without Oh
tsinne bottle Of Dr. KS magic remedy, for Sickness
sIi. .hsn have one by sass on Dr. K =. his Central
each, - doren. Every botNe worth $40 Dr. K viii
place board Of every from ID port OF New
York, charity berus Al home - ~"
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CARDS.

THANKSGIVING FAIR AND FEsrIyAL.-fHB
Ladies q the Reformed Dutch Church. Of Manhattan:
fhsnl.iyns Day ne Tsh nst = he 9s..o snildi,S.
sitys gsssts the patriot Hungarian oeers and their f.
miles win 4Psnd he evening with the ladies' entering the
saloon set1n o'clock p NJ when they will DO received
81 sadfs;s both q inslish sHd osrnsa from dstip
r. n Tickets OF admission including supper. 80 cents
which may be obtained on the evening, at the door.
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TTRoTTINo.-A MATCH. FOR $500 A SIDE, WILL
Il come of the Bioomngdae Road this day (wednes-
day oclock. Horses start from Corporal Thomp
sons Manhsttsnvile at o'clock Charles Chssbreugh.
enters Betty Bounce; Martin Philbin enters Irish
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DRY GOODS. &c.

.p-|.~'.,~~-~,~~-.>>yy
HoNIToN AND POINT CoLLARs-CHIMEsErTs,
Cofeurs Caps and Cus; Naen cienne and Point Lacss
BAH Dresses and Embroideres, Of every descriptions,
PETER ROBERTS. SIS Broadway.
TOILET covERs.-FIvE THOUSAND OF BEAUTI.
ful patterns from Be- 10 S. each. iust received By
PETER ROBERTS SIS Brosivay.
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HOME STE ADS

RUY YOURSELF H0NE-THE SECOND MANHAT
~ tan Building Association 10 In full tide Of
perty has Teen 10 existence but I've months and ever
sx hundred shares have already been subscribed for Join
tor after the regular meeting the price
trance fee will be materially increased Persons DESTROYS
Of becoming members Dc by calling the Secreary
9ss Spruce street second aoor where eope. Of the
tive TO the purposes and obses Of The Association will be
floor. JOHN N. GENIN, President
J. w wrsrOS, Secretary.
FRANKLIN BUILDING ACCOMMODATIONS
the foundation Of vealth-Three dollars paid onthy
into the Franklin Building Association will the course
ss years create for each depossr the sum Of $500 All
Who want 70 purehaee home By the agency
Association IL in the space Of time. None
are too poor, none too roh 20 avail Themselves Of she ad
vsnges offered tina will be held this evening
ysnser a,h washnsOn Hall corner Of the Bo.sry and
seven o'clock Ladies' we'll genemen, vited TO
atsrd Addresses explanatory Of the objects Of the Asso.
cation, will be delivered by several gentlemen.
6AMUELr. BARTOL, President
w. MOODY. YicePresident
G. z. Pom, Secretary.
once IS Spruce street. whore BY laws uay be obtained
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIc-THE GREAT PoPULA-
ry Of Lyons Magnetic Powders for the dssruction 81
sect; On pans and all ether insses has prompted certain
various for sale Few Of these advidusis
dared give their i'm positions cut Of poison The
agents and the principal DEPOT No. a.
neous destruction Of rats and 10th artoIss are
warranted. T. LYON az BroadvavN
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TO STONE CUTTERS AND MARBLE sAwyERs-
s Stone Cutters ana tx SAVERS hs. understand their
business. Meme others need apply.
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RESTAURANTS.

NOTICE TO EPICUREsi-cLgMs COFFEE AMI
~ chop house, Sl2 Broadway. Glen will serve up mi
day fine Epgish roast beef ana ugged hsresoome
them they will be ready from tod o'cloct.
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MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
AVA Lover-Proessor Lawton of London, having arrived
in Boston will send 70 address receipts DOLLAR
win the devoted Of s opposite The
spectvs Of age or position ana isss thcush
not least be arranged with sase and ieiioscy
that 1eeton 10 impossible. Address Professor Lavton
Boston ksss Ne letters taken Me Pest sos uniss
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. l. : TROrTING- ON
~ Thursday November 9th at IL o'clock. n, match
for $4o two mile hssts TO go lbs wagons between sw9
Kendals line Of omnibuses will leave Fulton ferry Brook
Ign, from ii A. NJ. until o'clock p -: fare Is cents.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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LCXTRA FLOUR AND MEAL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
II have store and for sale At the lowest market rates.
1900 bills Extra Family Flour branded Hiram Tran
ST. Richardson Hopeton Cas.ali Sc Se 5000 packages
Indian Neal Superhne Rye Flour and Kindred Corn Neal
Orders from the South and East with city
ference, will meet with prom pt atten tion.
1T. n j. q, FROST 234 Front street-
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VIZ L. VAN ZANDT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w and Special Sale Of superior ready made Clothing
This Day At = Spruce street L. Van zands will sell
superior ready made Clothing comprsng Overeoat Dress
and Frook Pants Vests &C.. well worthy the attention
of gentlemen and others
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CENTREyILLE COURSE. L. l. = TR9TTTNG-oN
for $780, mile heats best three in harness. M Dsg
names en- Spanker; ch Doughnuts. Omni-
buses Fulton ferry, Brooklyn IL until o'clock
p n. Fare Is cents. JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
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rlto LIT, OR FOR sAIE--THE LARGE HOUSE. los
Fourth avenue, (lot 25xii5 containing every modern
improvement wish stsuary marble mAntes and
hhy hniehed gas char deers furnace wash tubs water
eoees baths and cold water every hoor and psrs
tAe Irsmpes, or IA broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY sTREET
-Auct.n sale Of Hsrses, Csrrsses, Harness SD ls'
No every kondsy and Wednesday st ~ o'clock Person
registered. John n. gATTfELD. rropriesor.
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DURE sOAP-THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOR BvHRY
purpose for which Soap used Any scent that sdd
ed for mere fancy Rosin deteroraes and enables the
maker to sell cheaper, without utility advantage
the consumer Try II and For use ornAmsaI
Manufactured by c. J. HOLT, IN Jane street
To rarmers-A large quantity Of AShs, for manure fss
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nOORS! DOORS! D0ORS!-N. p. KIMBAL,, NO. %
~ Bcekmsn street. has hand. makes 70 order ths
best Doors 10 be found the prices
Hom 81 to SIS Also Sash and Blinds for sale ohsaS.
Purshasers invited 10 call IL they would buy
Ucle cheap.
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CENTREvILLE CoURsE. L I.-TRorrINo-rHURs-
~ day, Nov H. at O'Clock precisely svsepstak - snA
purse $50 mile heats best three IN ave- oynss
enters biz. Black Harry, Jr Mr. sInonsOn enters Z n
Lady HognS owners enter gr. n: Kate Hayes.
JOEL CONKLIN. Broprietov.
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Treasufer termont Central kailroa
i = $ :5 \ %Ssa rla.a' o.n.I'.

w III. 7. TAPscoTr CO., IS SOUTH STREET
w supply drafts for any amount, payable threukhou
Great Britain md I.pans They are also sole agents e
Line, and Line, Of Liverpool packets and the Line
London packets Passage by any OF which ships can be on
yAged on reasonable terms,
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THE MILITARY.

CONTINRNTALS. NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
~ hand twenty eight Continental Uniforms made in
good style and Of best auHty materials which he offers
uniforms nearly and have been but very
few times Apply to JOS H. Johnson 465 Pearl street. cor
of Chatham, stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

DATENT ROsIN OIL AND LAMP STORE, AZ BROAD.
wayThs 10 the SAFEST cheapest and best oil light
now in use, without smoke and aordng clear
steady and brilliant light IL, peculiar chemical combine
tion renders free from explosive qualities safe
lanps with alteration Of the tube Of onll
sixpenee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

NANCY GOODs-THE GREATEST FANCY STORE IN
the city is ROGERS No. 40 Broadway, where arti-
ees for and articles for be found in ead
less variety, and all cheap you will not fail 70 make
selection for Of friends Every article warranted
please may be returned and exchanged Prices
distinctly marked and all welcome to call and Examine.
whether they purchase or not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

CAMELIAS AT AUCTION-J. L. vANDEwATER
~ No: IL Wall street. will sell, Wednesday morning
Nov ~, fne selection Of Camelias, from the cele-
srssed collection Of D. Boil. florist, Broadway. o
fhtieth street. Also, small collection from . privAt,
gentemans garden. in Brooklyn. Of choice yarietea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

WANTKD-THE WASHING OF TWO OR THREE A.
miles; the advertiser excellent and Ca
pabs OF doing all kinds Of clothes needework Iaoss
run and curtains done TO order and
families clothes taken particular Of and shirts very
assasemsy done reference given required Please call