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Markets.

Markets.
INV ORLEANS Nov. 80, 1858.
Cotton has been steady to-day with sales Of .0OO
bales Pork has again declined, 1000 bbls old mes
having been sold at sll Sill 25 Flour Is lowsr sales
OF tooo bbs At Sc rs. Molassss-Saes of bbls e
lie. 17lsc
New ORLEANS Nov. 80, 1858.
The Atlanucs news came to hand on Tuesday night.
Barely LOCO bales OF cotton sold this norniup at easier
prices Old mess pors Is dul al Sl1 slI So Exchange
on New YORK; sight crafts quarter of discount
CHARLESTON, Nov. %, 1859.
Orr cotton mstket vi hout variation. The saes to.
day were 500 bales, at 90, 1850.
CINCINNATI, Nov 80, 1853.
Sales were made to day of SEQ hogs 1T 81 and 500 s
u 20 better feeling prevailed owing to temporary
rcarcity. lard-A good demand from manufacturers;
COO oos prime sold at sc 600 pieces OF grssn sides
sold at &C.
ALBANY Nov so, 1853
The receipts during the past twenty four hours have
teen as annexed-llour, 10 600 bbls; wheat, Is 600
bushels; corr, ,0Co bushels oats, 5000 bushels
barley, $4,000 bushels Flour frm with mode
rate busness sales, COO bbs Barley IL 2oe0 bushsis
od at s5c FOR twoowed Jefferson county and SIC. for
four rowed Wisconsin. Prison whsksy Is at 2Sc.
B,fFNo, Nov. 90, 1863
The following have been the reseipts since our last:
flour, ooo bbls wheat A. coo bushels; coru $1,000
bushels; cats, 90 600 bushels. The weather ID stormy
and the market for flour ard wheat inactive. Corn n
lower; 5000 bushels mixed Western sold at &C., Ohio
whiskey, 2tc.
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Z |. + g Il A HIC.


THE UNIONS ABANDONMENT OF TiE COMPROMISES
THE NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS IN NJE0PARDY--THE
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS GAINING sTRENGrH-THR
MESSAGE, ETC.
sfEciAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HyRALD.
WASHINGTON, Nov so, 1t5S.
Tie Usios Of this morning contains important and
significant article, evidently written by authority, in
which the following extraordinary and astounding declar
stion occurs 1t should be printed in capitals that he
who runs may read
~ the Batimor atfom had rprcssl, approved 2isap
frored the comrro,. The nomine. could sars me ,rah
tain decot Tte,tds Of the measures 81 adjio,est nera
he'd he strength 10 elect a PyasiRcst"
This mind you, appears In paper edited BY
who boasts of President Pierce being his personal friend
and that he has his npbounded confidence The base
fslsehood that the Baltimore platform dill especially
approve Of the compromise measures has creAted the
greatest Indignation amongst the dessocraa members
here, and renders it certain that OF the st acts OF
the caucus and Of the House will be 10 DECLARE war against
such frauds on the popular will
We now see Avowst openly BY the organ OF the admin
's'ion the very dsron OF the great prncples OF the
Pre- aer'lal 'issc .l:l .hs Nsv yo,s uxp,tp ha, ~
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.
OF THE CITY 7
p,rprnr x,,rr.,yv

PATRIOT Mitchell.
At a meeting OF the Brooklyn Common Council, held
last night the following preamble ard resolu
offered by Alderman Graham, OF the Eighth ward and
adopted oy unanimous consent
Whercaf BY the recent informed OF tho safe
arrival shores land also 10 the city OF Brooklyn Of
the lustrou ratrot and Irish exile John Mitchell Ks
nrd famly and whereas II contemplate BY large
Ter o. citizens Civic societies and military to gvehm pub
lie reception, therefore
Resolved That this Common Council do cordially vel.
come John Mitchell ESQ., this city and land Of berty
and congratulate him his happy reeameot from
the yoke Of tyranny and bondage.
Resolved That this Common Council tender 70 John
Mitchell Esq the hosptacs OF the city Of BROOKLYN at
suoh time ~ may be hereafter named.
An amendment was offered that q committee OF thres
be appointed to carry the resolutions into s6sct which
the chair--A,lermsu Wilson, thainayl and Holt.
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EURNITURGc.

EsrLEMAN WISHES TO PURCHASE A sHALL
/ trSe quantity OF fu ritare. No furniture dealer
ppiy. Address r. N Herald Office.
EAPER THAN EVER "-ENAMELLED SETS-EN.
,nsed sets-No. go Erosdway, ne door TO the Dus-
Gallery. cheaper than oil others in New York. Ses
sernsy ave and thirty per cent less than they be
any wdero else all mado from kiln dried wood, and the
street. GILL1Eo Il ByRNE,
bDamSlled Furniture Warehouse, 64o broadway, =
iOrs above Spring street. next door TO Dr. Chgpin's
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Itt ms from BaItlmore.

WRECK OF THE BRITISH BARK ELIzA-THE COAL
TRADE-M JULIEN, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 80, 1853.
The British bark Eliza from Caao bound to Bal,;more
with guano went asho Cape Henry on Monday
and ihe vessel and cargo total loss Ths mate WAS
drowned
No mail south of Mobile this evening"
n. Juiens benefit and last concert took place bers
t. night ard the hall crowded to OK ,ess lie Leaves
Tor Philadelphia in the morning, route FOR New York.
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Womans Rights State Convention.

ROCHESTER, Nov. 80, 1858.
Womsns Rights State Convention assembled here 10.
day. The attendance was not large
The meeting was called to order by Rev. William n,
Claiming Rev. Samuel J May ofsyracuss, was chossa
President in the absence Of Mrs. Stanton whom it was de-
sgned to put in he chair Twelve Vice Presidents ware
chosen
Reverend hiss Brs ened the meeting with prayes
Several committees were appointed and the Of hs
forenoon was occupied by speech from Mrs. Rose.
In the afternoon the business committee exported reso
Iutiops.
Letters ard papers read and speeches made
by variety Of PERSONS The Convention adjourned tim
the evening. 1t will continue throughout to morrow.
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Gale OIL, Like Erie. .Scc.

BUFFALO, Nov 80, 1853.
violent gaze swept Lake Erie last night ooua-
mencrg about O'Clock
TIE steamer M.yh,wer did not lssvs her dcck We
scar Of accidents 10 the shipping rs vet hut roa
nun Der OF boats are at for ths the wear
The wafer which Is very his In the creek swept swsv
walked in and drowned.
several sg at accidents occurred in the city, bat nsas
Of Importance.
The weather is now stormy, and threatens suow
Insurance on vessels expires at noon toe Ay.
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Cholera at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS Nov %, 1853.
The Board of Health reports ?6l deaths during asa
week, rcindirg l29 from cholera-the latter nostiv
epiierants
Edward J. Carroll formerly editor of the Crescent, dsa
yesterday.
The weather is rainy and sultry
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sILLINERY AND DREssmAKING,

LADIES OF NEW YORK AND
vicinity respectfully aved to call examine our
satifui styles Of dress s,que, and mantilla making
Of ladies rnd chdrens ready made clothing
on haf d, their material made up a
81 Canal street. opposite Gi eene street
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7ac Bant K(uayd Pdid 70 O3c- kc.fe BY ih8 Noyor.-
The check OF placed In the hands Of Mayor wss-
tervei by the Bank Of the State OF New YORK. 10 BE-
ayen the officer entitled TO the reward for the
sf the s32 600 stol>n from that bank, yesterday
handed TO officer Ksss--hs being ths person, 10 the
opinion OF the Mayor, entitled 10 the reward Omcse
Rrowu. with whom Ksss is associated in business uaAs
.sgs, 70 sn,s.s.A.l az rsss.is &C. -a J. -ai ..xaSI
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AG EaCy.

UsTRALIA.-AaNEw L Co., ooMnySMor aER
"a ohsnm ana n 81 msmgosssrs helbonyns, pSrt Phip, Ap'
hlsas!phss; nissiAy xoxsa fsis 10: xsaassa VS.
%. NOV onsAes t"s.. 49, Cs'rr... . .y,.-
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EXTRA FAY.

L1XTRA PAY.-ALL ". 8. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served in u. vessel in the Pacific at any time
from 1876 to 1885, promptly obtain their double paw
EDWARD BISSkLL, Agent
datc) Prrser U. s. N, % south William ss., below Wall
GALLONS WBo SERVED IN TUE PACIFIC ANY TIME
- rom f46 to 1884, receive their extra pay at 10 wall
sueet, bnstmeat.
TT 8. kAyY.-sAILoRS, EXTRA PAYp OFrICE-
All sailors who served in the U s. Navy tho coast
Of California, from 1876 TO 1851 be paid calling
THOMAS L. BRAYNAkD 81 Wall street.
TT q. NAvY.-SAILoRs VINO MADE ApPLICa ZION
fdptheir extra pay while In California obtain
Il from THOMAS t. BRAYNAHD, 81 wal street
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EDUCATION.

ST H0BOKEN YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, N.
No pains will be spartd 10 place this Institution
level with the beat OF the kind In the city vicinity
receive the and attention OF we'll regulated
Circulars can be obtained at the Office OF the Now
ssuseiist 40 Nassau street. lt Joles music store,
J.
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CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.

DEY0LUTION IN CHlNA.-THE PUBLIC ARE
III that Phillips has cau.ed an rc yoIu
son in pr'ss Of superior French china vases
thirty cent below cos Twenty thousan toy and tool
sets At present clearing out under days only
fine collection Of oil paintings selling and other goods
including ehyer plated -are, re-, PHILLIPS com
mission depot DC Naisau street. daor from Joh Last
lew days
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Burglary at New Haven

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 80, 1883.
The extensive dry goods store Of Alden Hintiugto
in CnaIe street. entered by very expert burglars last
night aud robbsd Of silks 70 the value OF ST. 0O0 Ar~-
ward OF 500 il offered for the OF the thieves and
recovery of the goods.
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Loss Of a Thousand Dollar Note.

AIhtNY Nov. 80 1858.
produce dealer of New York city is here searohiux
in le ntgonery street for thousand dollar note on the
Bank otAmerica which he supposos he dropped in the
care here Monday night and that 1t spt out in
Montgomery street He did no. discover his loss until
he arrived at New York on Tuesday merning.
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From Boston.

ARRIVAL OF MARTIN KOsZrA INVITATION TO JOHN
mitchell, ETC.
Bos1oS, Nov. 80, 1855.
The bark Sultans, with Koszta beard, will arrive
here about O'Clock this afte The matter creates
no sensation.
special committee, consisting OF Sargent O'Nsua,
Capt Thomas Cass, and D. W. oBren leave here this Il.
ternoon for New York. to invite Mitchell visit Bostsa.
The committee represent Old LELAND Young Ireland and
Military Ireland.
Father Gavazzi ectured last night in the Music Hall b
about five hundred persons
The weather here is "a mild as june
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A CARD,-THE FIRST GRAND BALL AND rESTI
val ofue L. Snow Social Union No. will take place
at Military Hall 1913 Bo .ery, Thursday ring,
Wallaces Coon Band engaged for tho occasion Tickets
hfty cents to be had at the dour
JOHN REIDEN IA s1, Secretary.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

En CENTS, INCLUDING GAZE COLOR, AND PRE-.
W server-"Many clip twi1t the cup and the lip -
he you have cnaEee seeare one OF n. b. REEVES su
perior coored uerreotopes which for beauty and h
unexeelled ty any in the world Children groups
taken intantaneoutly and warranted please Corner
Grand street and Bowety, the drug store.
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PHIADnPfnA Nov. So 1883.
prize fight for $500 side of to morrow, near
Valley Forge, between Bradley and Sloan-ons Moya-
mcnsng tavernkeeper, the other Balimorean.
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DETROIT, Nov 80, 1858.
The steamer Albany Captain Jones, owned by Mr..
Mcknight, of this city wre,s cd on Saturday near
Presque Island, Lake Huron. The passengers were an
saT7d but the boat and cargo would entire loss
The insurance out only two days before ths accdsa
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MATRIMONy

A YOUNG MAN, or GOOD MORAL CHARACTER
IA inclined TO pety with 600. and must inherit more
an orphan wishesto oorespend On 'ont enee with view
amablty, piety aud wealth. Ladies possessed OF the
above REQUISITES invtsato address Oliver omegs
way Post efice.
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The Maryland Coal r,Wde.
BALTIMORE Nov. 80, 1883.
The Maryland ccs trade last week amounted to Is 500
tons. /.
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Neyyspapcr Changes.

CINCINNAI1, NOV, %, I6Od.
Judge Wright retired from the Gasdts to-day and Col
schouier late Of the Boston Atlas has taken his place
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INSTRUCTION.

A LIZ ATTENTION IT, MR.. BRIsTow's SUPERB oR
IA system Of BgFor twenty eight years ne 40 sau
II TO american citizens with suoeess that mas gwen y
universal fame Brst5ga zeal attention TO ms pu
pills ladies and gentlemen ct every age e
graceful elegant finished stye Of penmanshig IN tweye W
twenty easy Lessons Parcrs NO. rs BreadFay; Terms
ehort hand taught Writing ezecuted Schools attended,
a VOTING MAN. MASTER OF THE SPANISH AND
French desires few pupils whom he would
their residences at ~ Varick street Would
objection engage for school in either the city
couutry.
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The Florida at Savannah.
SAVANNAH Nov 20, 1853.
The steam ship Florida has arrived here in ATTY eight
hours from New York.
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DANCING ACADEMIES

a poDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. s&
a. Broadway, open for the epton of pupils VIII.
enter At time during the Glasses ade.
and children Wednesday and Saturday Thursday and
Saturday afternoons al meeting Saturdays practice
nth baud Of music. Lessons ior gentlcmen on Monday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings; general practice w
band on Saturday evonns Gon.lemsn DO not attend
when convenient learn particular dance While
visit to Europe during the past nurbcrs OF
dances procured which will be introduced
Ame hero Private lessons, family olassS ard ee
attended Soirees twice month exclusively pupils
S;yRKREnO'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 W3Es
Il fnurieonsh strset-Asdame Dubreui TeYrcro snd ~
sard Fsrero respectfully inform their pssrOaS pa.
10 that sher academy Is ane pupils may enter
~ sme9 egrtnx tho se.gon Yonns ladies' and masters
~ 81 r r.; 6eEtsmen's evening crss Tuesdays and Kri
days ss7 r. ~; en- Saturday evening, ~ IL r. H. ose
or practising Private lessons claG6ec Families
soloc .t3nGed sorees given usE Several new dAnsT
GRAND APoLLIkEA, NO. l6 BOND sTREET.-PROf
ShRACCO has the honor t. apprise Lis friends
that grand soree will place his splendid
dancing academy, on Thursday evening October l. 1863
B-Prof Sarscco gives lessons every day assisted by
twenty young ladies' engaged BY him expressly for the
advantage OF the pupils.
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NEWS BY TELE APH
Exciting News from tho Plains.
MASSACRE OF CAPT. GUNNIsON AND HIGHT OF H
PARTY BY INDIANS, ETC.

Exciting News from tho Plains.
MASSACRE OF CAPT. GUNNrsON AND HIGHT OF H
PARTY BY INDIANS, ETC.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 3o 1859.
The Salt Lake mail has arrived at pdspendenee, bri>gs
ing intelligence OF the massaere Of Capt Guison -
part of his exploring party
An exprss reached Govefnor Young on the 3ls Of o..
tober from Captain Norris giving account OF tho As
which mitted by party Of Indians on g.
ver river The killed Capt. GunDison Mr.. Kern the
topographic engineer William Porter, . guide Two
Others and three privates OF company A. mounted ride
men,
The following the particulars Captain Gunnisoo
and twelve of his party had separated from the rest and
while at breakfast band Of Indians intending destroy
Mormon vls &c hand came upon them and fred
with rifles and then used bows and Shots
returned BY the Gunnison party but they overpow
ered and only four escaped Gunnison had twentysix
shot in his body and when found OF his hands
off, The notes of the survey which had been nearly
completed, instruments, and the mas taken by
the Indians.
Governor Young immediately sent aid to Captain Nor
ris to release him from his critical position in the midst
Of reacherous Indians and endeavor obtain the lost
property. The party intended to 90 into winter
quarters.
party OF Cheyennee surrounded the mail and demand
cd nearly all the provisions which given to hem
ST. GaIegos the delegate to Congress- has arrived and
left for Washington
U. 8. Senator from New Hampshirc.
BosroN, Nov. 80, 1853
Ex Governor Jared W. williams has been appointed ~
the Governor OF New Hampshire supply the a
United States senats occasoned by the death OF Hoa
Charles G. Atherton.
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COMPANY ORDERs.-BOSTON ASSOCIATION, AT
~ tention Headquarters Nov % l553-Members OF the
Boston Association hereby ordered TO meet for drill
Wed esday and Thursday evenings at A O'clock All who
intend to participate in the excursion Of Friday,
2, will be prompt in attendance.
THOs. A. GLOVER, Co. A.
Nm. H. BROWNE, Co. B.
J. W. WHEyLwRIGHT, Clerk.
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WITH A JERK, You DO THE WORK
w Lyons flask applying
Bugs and feas begin to sneeze
Reaches fall down dying
Nice aud rats keel up and thats
fact there's no der ying -
Cn cellar floors, By kitchen doors,
You find their corpsas lying.
ch the effects OF LYON S posonlS tic powde
magnetic pills. depot i2i Broadway.
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DRY GOODS. &C.


NLOAKS ANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BELL
~ respectfully soics the attention Of his customers and
generally to bs large assortment Of smbroidsred
dueed prices in the newest and most aionsbe styles also
la stock of velvet and cloth Talmss misses chill
aren's cloak wbioh he offers at prices that defy compe
ton, at the Few York Cloak and Mantla Emporium, 63
Canal st-set.
GREAT REACTIONS, IN LAcEs, AND EMRRoI
" derss.-The under.igued ha7 wish vie o. sst3
sus his reduced his snre stock twenty
cert and crs TO ladies which cannot be had
IN any similar establishment in New York
ROBERTS, 7e3 Broadway, corner Of Ninth strest.
TUsT RECEIvED-A CASE OF HANDSOME LINEN
q cambrio embroidered hsndkerchie st 81 each, James
Bronson's, go Hudson street, near Canal.
TUST RECEIvED-A CASE OF FRENCH LACE vEILS,
at$2 and the finest imported at $3 at Bronsons 25
Hudson street, near Canal.
DARIS CLOAKS AND TALMAs-SOMR ExTRgMELY
beautiful novelties hare just been resolved and will be
offered for sale this week. at the Paris Manta Emporium
e Bre adway where may at all tims be seen the
richest and most varied assortment in the oy. Ladies'
here select from UPWARDS Of vs thousand elegant s
soth and velvet oloak tnmas and all of Partisan
manufacture design and 1t extremely moderate prcg
GEO. BULPIN.
DECEIVED PER LAST sTEAlER-A CASE OF HAND.
LII embroidered cambria collars sleeves and chem
settes at James Bronsons $50 Hudson street. Canal
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THE MILITARY.


T MEETING OF THEL. G. STILES MUsKETEERs
"A held at the armory Tuesday evening, Nov 90 Geo.
Farrar in the chair Geo B. Doris Secretary tenn the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted =
Resolved That heartfelt thanks to the inv
cd guests r their lberaty towards in ting
ty valuable prizes petion also that
will bear in mind the kindness by
them the occasion of first aual target excurson
Resolved That also return many thanks to Mr. L. c.
stiles for the splendid get Of guide clors presented by him.
and also his Kind endeavors promote our happiness
Resolved That grateful thanks due to all the ladies
Who the company with wrsahs also to Adkins
Resolved That thanks due to Capt H. f. Stevens
OF the very Theatre for his kindness this we'll
as all other occasions also to Mr. Petor Connor No 50
Bowery, for all past fnvors
Resolved That the resolutions be published the
New " rk Herald and Daily Times
BY order W. b. FRELIGH, Captair.s
George w. Tarrer George n. Doris Heary r. Hicks Wn.
H. stiles, Coe Smith. James Hinch nan, Com nittee.
BATTALION ORDERS HEADQUARTERS BOSTON
- Assoe Ation, New York, Dee 1853 S-companies will
meet at their respective quarters Friday morning. De-
oember 2 st eight oeioek A. NJ Commandants Of compa-
Of Mercer and sroome streets ,t ocook A. Bat
move as nine q clock, 4: n, ecsely B-The guest.
will meet at Florence Hotel corner Of Walker street an
Broadway, at four clock, +. III. M.
FRANCIS ALLEN. A6utant
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TIERS AND PARCELS FOX RIO JANEIRu, MONTE.
video and Valparaiso per steamship Ameriea, will be
yea at this Office till 2ocoek p NJ, Thur ldsyiDec.
AIASE 4 co. l1H kroadMny
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1vHE PRIhA DONNA, ELIZA VALENTINE, TEACHES
singing By private lessons and in classes of
our ladies' In hour, snsng alternately alone or in
wes week. at S2 quarter zach lady Sgnosini Valen
ni presdes AZ the grand piano Private puD9
She her resdence 90 Fourth avenue
FensI s,rse., every day from y till o'clock,
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4O mn WANTED, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
RC.UUU death Of party active or 81 ent partner.
iucts partially oompesed Business in
uc eek nful operation Address w H.. Herald Office.
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RCHfTECTS AND ENGINEERS ARE RESPECT
IA fully Syi:ed to examine stock of superior uarss
roll apers tracing cloths coiors peacs, TO-
W. sCHAUS 3D3 Broadway.
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DUFF TINTED CARDS., NJ. GIMBREDE WILL IN.
.roduoe on Thursday DeceS ber the tinted vsng card
ircles Of Pasan society j. =. GIMBREDE card engraver
nd stationer, 5S3 Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel.
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ausCELxaEw.UUSs

A GonD FORTUNE SURE. WITH THE PROPER
IA influence. four times the amourt be Immediately
eved which here required for the entire atent right OF
article Of the highest to the vel
and which has publicly approved Of by
ressy appointed to examins it. Address kota IA ,ent
postpaid. Post Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-11

A MYSTERY SoLyED.--Much interest has
been felt in New York for some two weeks
past, concerning the mysterious condition of
boat found floating in the East river. In
the bottom of the boat was puddle of blood,
and upon the seats parasol and some other
things, which led to the supposition that some
body had been murdered in the boat and
thrown overheard. The policeto the mat
ter in hand. and had a long search for facts to
nnravel the mystery, in which they finally
succeeded. Itappears that four men, on the
night of the 10th July, boarded vessel and
stole from on board leather trunk, parasol
umbrella, &C., and that as they were leaving
in small boat, the captain hailed them and
ordered them to stop. which they not doing
he fred rapidly the contents of revolver
/ wounaing John Thompson, alias Reddy, Sc
verely-the shot entering the LEFT side Of hi.
| head and face, completely destroying his lef
| eye. THOMAS Kerrigan, Daniel Darion anf
John Foster were also of the party. Kerr
| gan was also severely wounded, and Darior
slightly. It is supposed tho captain, fearing
he had killed somebody, departed hastily
The TYrE ON which the Dispatch is printet
ere from the well known foundry of Messre
6EoRcE HaucE 4 Co, No. Is Chambers ct.
/ New York.