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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

Go tons salropd stated in the Apaaohcca xdver
the Big Gap, 81 Georges Island abont two mile
s h Say hs Y critical a.%Ss4 Il
went TO her assistance and weather remained vora
srssdy She en- Leaking very ad
for some days and The captain for Apa
to be laid down on any chart
Ba nnIe fsvonrr LASS having repaired, sailed morn
BRIG CLor Roberts from Philadelphia for Sc Jago and
Jamaica escountsred violent gale date &C. not stated
rndder Pit into Turks Islands 9th ui and sid again 10Th
SOM HAaon tof TreusOp,, williams from Franklin, Ne
as s wsn asnors e pond Island Bar On n OF
Whalemen.
Cape ysrd Islands Oct by letter from Captain Smith
Touched at Port .Prsya sept II, Fortune Beetle, Nh
T.leslusno Oct 10 Young Hero, wyer Nantucket. O
Psyta Oct 2d By letter from Capt winsow. con.itu
1,
IN a took 8 se S in company wi"
Fsyai Oct 10 BY letter from Capt Cornell Gratitude
oS gale Of wn which az a ans
n aa S as Ssss
beats from che cranes and s.oye two others sad
esps sSs
DO Oct a. BY letter from Capt Dailnan, Mary Ann,
"A, do DC. by letter from Capt whaon lily Kneeland,
e' sda Frsa p Three Brothers,
Cleveland, Nan. rs days out, clean.
spoken.
Ship Pride Of the Sea- from NOreans Liverpool Nov
large ship bound SOUTH showing blue and rcd sig
9th nit, of Cape Hatteras.
Home Ports.
APALACHIC0LA.in port E9s - ships Oxford, stsrd
land do; tsrks AmeiSs Williams for SYork dr Mslins
81 d GsfS M ri. n rs% ssfH T
Indies; cbr Prince Leboo New Bedford Sid 18th brs Ever
BXiiiM~RE-Ar nov 20 .ehr. Clark costrsl roxwell,
srasns swtns Tismpson and Jos ass
Ccnk1ing Nycrk; Emma Amelia (newl HARDING, BOSTON
Lizzie HarvoOd Roiin.on, Liverpool; .slth bark Anna
(Brem Ever Manfnrlo; brig Josephus Wilson, Savannah;
BANGoR-Arr Nov Is schrs Melbourne nix; Susan 4
Mary Crockett. and pssrson coorbs, NYork. I'D
'' emHkLEsToR1Xrrs Nov seSr Avond.e Tinker Bo,.
ton; nth hsrk Hall Carpenter rovdsnce echr Ven
oliver Bsrcelsna rig Gupare, West Indies sid
! M 9,ll Arr MY Islha wm caanacr mszas,
Crowe do; Princeton. Allen. Nilmnston oath, San MI
drd Boston Essex. Ross, and Ephran and Aans wc.t
1i NEW Nov 2. .aips Woman mo- pr.es
Belsw Ir ship Kossuth ram ivessooi. ca steam
Raw
Asgnte Wrem), Laderins, Bremen; bark Hazard Lloyd
PHILADELPHIA-Arr Nov 70, Pm. scbr Treasurer
WaFss, salem. lld scbr Mary, Riley, aud Gen vess.
sssr ssT
itiF s%'s ssysis aiss
II m 1 .sSr f'S1 siosasd Mccormick
sxvAkHAgArr ssy y sehr EaEsrd Kissss. Tyler
,s xAFKssas y prev e voy z bark ~ "a "
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On Thursday. November 80, by the Rev. VIM II. Smith
FRANCS g. BorToS TO Miss HARRnT f. PrrRsoS all Of this
city.
On Thursday, November 80, by tho Rev. David Buck,
Mr. CHARLES CONWAY to Miss CATHARISE AMELIA SMITH, sill
OF this city.
On Thursday evening, November 80, by the Rev Jo-
seph ". Tagyart, Mr.. ANDREW BROWN, Of Brooklyn, TO
Miss JANE McI.AcUAS, OF this city.
On Wednesday evening, November 20, at st. Barthoo-
NEVIS Church, by tho Rev Samuel Cooke, Mr.. JOHN Fl.
scorr, of wsth-up .Dcsrne England 10 Miss OLIVIA,
daughter OF John w. Hoyt, Esq, OF this city.
On Thursday. November 80 by the Rev. Isaac wescot
GEoRGE W. CoFrR1L TO PAMELA MORRILL, all of Boston.
In St. Andrews Church, Philadelphia, on Tuesday No
vember 81 BY the Rev Dr.. stevens, SAMUEL MCLEAN,
Consul s. A. at Trinidad de Cuba, ia Mrs MARIA JoHs-
sroS, Of Annandale, Iouisiana.
At Iaris on Thursday November 16, at the residence
Of his Exceency the Minister Plcnipotentiary by the
Rev. VIM. Cbancer, Miss EIIES SULLIVAN. of Saratoga
county, N. " to RICHARD Ross, Of San Francisco Cali
forpia formerly OF Indiana
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Legal. NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT wEsrCHESTTR
IN unty.-yames Winthrop against Catharine Win
throp-M the standardization are hereby summoned
and required TO answer the complaint in this action
which was 6ed in the Office OF tho clerk ~ the county of
Wesheser at White Plains In said county the 10th
day o June, A. ID. 1854, and TO copy Of your
answer to the said complaint the subscriber, at ha
Office, in the village Of Tarrytown in the said county,
within twenty days after the service OF this
you exclusive the day OF such service and yoa
fail 10 answer the said complaint within the ume Afore-
said the plaintiff In Iris action will apply to Che court
FOX t,s relief dema ned 10 the complaint Dated jun
10. 1854 W F.pNROf, Pisicts0H AttorpoY
lay7gtoun, wes.chestor ccun Il, Nsw Eort
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On Friday evening, December ], after long and pain
full illness Dolly BUNTING aged Is years and months.
lie relatives Of the family and the friends of Thomas
H. Bunting, invited TO attend her funeral from her
late residence Of Fourteenth street and Avenue
A, tomorrow afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains
will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Friday, November "a ANNE D0DGE In the Seth year
Of her age. she for many years resident Of this
city.
Her funeral took place Of Jericho, L. l., her late place
OF residence, Monday, November u.
On Thursday, November 30, MARY ADAMS, aged 81
years.
The friends OF the family and those Of her sons Tos
H. and m p Woodcock respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral her late residence, No 147 Wa.
verley place afternoon, at clock without
further invitation Her remains will be tsken 10 Trinity
Cemetery.
On Thursday, November 80, of consumption, Hxrxs,
daughter Of John and Janet KIRK patrick aged % years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, IRON her late rcsidenoe No 300
Greenwich sres' tis aete-ooen, stov cocek, vi'out
tErsisr rotee. - =
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KINGSTON Jal, Nov s--Arr Oct "a schrs d L Clnch,
SPEED Baltimore; 2Gth Elliptic, Purkes New York (and sid
Noy tor Black Riyer sonor Huntington, Baltimore; 2sh
Sid Oct 81 sehrs Xlbaross vizurcs NYork Nov l. Lbcr
~ Green, Navy Bay; I'd, bark Gulnare Webster st AIMS
Bay; scbr l. Cipch, Speed Franklin; 9TH Harriet Ann
Ellinger, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Arr brigs Brandywine, Cor
nick Ro GTsnde, Hope Orr stecd st vncents WI; nhrs
Berry Sharp; Victor BcarGe and Homer Gordon Eos.
ton; Stranger, Fisher, Sandwich Macs
Cld barks Union Hewitt. Matanzas Oak Ryder, Boston
schrs Victor, Bearse Edna &, kely Lady Suk Baker,
AID Berry Sharp. Boston; Stranger, Fisher
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The Paris papers announce the arrival Of the Most
November.
Archbishop Kenrick, Of baltimore, and Bishop OCon
nor OF fttsbuTg together with Cardinal Wisemau and
many other pgtes assisted at the celebration Of the
feast Of Ali-Sants, at Lyons
The Courier Hdcre nnounces the arrival OF Bishop
Newman Of Philadelphia on board the steamer Union
from New York.
The Princes Of the Catholic Church. the Cardinals Arch
bishops Bishops &c. from every part OF the world
there op the ss ay sarc 1rcbh
shop Of Mechn Cardinal Schwartzenberg, Archbishop
OF Prague Mgr Rancher, Prince Archbishop Of Vienna
the Archbhops of Armagh Of Dublin, and Of Tuam &C.
The gossip Of Rome that the celebrated Father Pc
ronne S. j. Is to be made Cardinal His Holiness,
late OCCASION bestowed him marks Of the most par
tcular regard.
A The Metropolitan Ho.eMcoy Dinona and family R
KaSaas Cal. f1 A5s ku So
q Dawson Engiand Mr. LAYTON and family New Ro
sss' i'?
sdsipha; R. Z. Mitchell, doJ. Means lady Ohio -
AZ the s. Nishola: Hotel-non; T. Wentworth, Massa
Bas h n1n rssn r11a sa
Detroit Hon Dewitt Mass Hon $; H. Valley, Boston;
MsH Il : s'E:, @
City Hon A b Rass sf. %sss
Army BE- BE- F Hifswss cs1sas
eads A% x ffv dsnoS as Sss Pr
mar, Esq. st. Louis.
AT the rrescott-Rev. S. X. Denman Andover Mas7; H.
WilmArth Boston; VIM H Gannett do ~ L. Gannett, do;
y :. Kelly, savannah; s. H. King Charleston, s. CT H.
wing Powell Ba9mero; j. l. maw W ash =
AT the Irving House-Rev. j. Dooiittle Philadelphia;
nil Hon ss Akron sa 6 Sas; Hssaii
J. Stephens Mchigan; Hon. Stephens, Cortland, n Y;
Hon. And. Tracey, Woodstock, VT Hon j. Dick Mead.
vile, Pa; Hon. Amos Kendall, Washington; Hon Oliver
Reese Reeseviile Hon Packer, Msuch Chunk Pa; Hon
julius Rockwell Hon p Il. Tyler, Spring
field, Mass; DR.. John McClintock, Philadelphia
From Charleston, in steamship NashvieJ Mastcrscn
Mics A Goodrich. Clark j Stevens, = Rogers, w b
Carr and lady-l4 in the storage.
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Naval Intelligence,

The soop- of-war St Louis, Commander Ingralan was
at srezzia on the 81 November; officers and all
well She was about 10 visit Barcelona Genoa, and
Other ports, and not expected back at Spez2, until
.t'ne time in January She likely TO be detained
however, for few days, by court martial ordered for
the trial of some of The sailors who had violated dsc
pine remss in duty. Her cruise will Terminate
IN May The period when the term service Of most Of
her crow VII exrirc.
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HOUSE, ron NIpows.-A gentleman Of Hartford,

HOUSE For UIDows--A gentleman Of Hartford,
Conn., las erected in that city large brick Hing
which called the House for Widowsn II is divided
into twelve distinct tenemens, each ccntain ming living
ROOM bedroom pantry, closets water fixtures, fuel
closet ia the cellar ant also large basement for COM
mon washroom &c. Many Of the tene,nents
already occupied. The tenements arc charged with
an annual rent Of only ten dollarsjust enough pay
insurance, taxes and repairs, which is all the
tion Mr.. Beach asks.
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IMpoRrASr DEc1sros oarty m Wheeling, Va

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-A party IN Wheeling Va /,
put in charge of the agents of the Baltimore srd Oaio
Railroad Company large number of live hogs for Ba
more, which, by regular of train, would have
reached that city when prices good The hogs
detained at Cumberland than ten days after the
time they should have been transported for
oAnother complaint Was, That being too much crowded
many died and others deprecated greatly in value Yer
stituted, and the case tried al Baltimore last week
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NonNoN PnAcrIcr a strange develop ,m.at has

ust been made in Michigan II seems that Strang the
eader Of the Mormons who occupy Beaver Island has
been elected to the ichigan Legsla by the votes
his people ard that he has returned sos majority for
entire Mormon vote has been cast Tor all tho rest Of the
democratic candidate among them being Peck Nebras
Ia democrat for Congress, for whom he has returned
ta5 votes. There but 2i0 houses the island in
when would he impossible to crowd all the population
answering 10 such vote and il Ia believed that Stranr
having everything his way has returned $50 Illegal
votes lie had personal grudge against Barry the de-
ocrstc candidate for Governor and hence he returIs
but IS votes for him. The Detroit T.itne says that it
j. more than suspected that there election ut all
On Beaver Island, and that strang went through the
farce by himself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

APPLICATIONS TO 1nE NEW JERSEY LEarsLATTTRE--
ExTINslo. or BANK CAmTu.-Among appcat lions TO the
Legislature Is one to set on part of Orange which with
portion of the Sixth and Seventh wards, shall consi
tute ward, 10 be called the Tenth also TO charter
the South Jersey Central and Air line Railroad Co. with
acaptsl Of 81? 600 Goo to incorporate Morrstown and
to furnish Il with gas.
number OF banks design applying to the Legislature
for echartrs, and several banking companies FOR chai
tiers, which involve about 100000 600 OF capital and
circulation of s14, oo0, 600 to SIC. 600 COO
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WAR ON THE PosSNAsrEB GENERAL Civil war
RACES Al the northern end of Lake hamn;sn The nec
pie OF Rouses Point village In astatc OF
Their rest ONCE has been discontinued and they are in
disnsnt Two public rncetirFs have been held and they
Irorore to rDpcsch The Postmaster eepe-si Tor ,ai
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FoREIGN CoSsUL.-The President has officially
recognized Johann hedor Hanomsnn Consul of Saxo-
ny for the port Of New Orleans.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRRsIpEsT,-Wilian H.
Hudson Of Connecticut, to DO Consul of the United
States for the port Of Buenos Ayres in the place of r.
M Ellis resigned.
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CLEARED.
Slip En,rrriss Wait hyspo9i Taylor Rich v.,,..
rsss williams,
Ship Knickerbocker, Peabody, New Orleans, SANTOS
Ship Bishop, Sherman. Philadelphia Ennis Co.
Brig Thos Lawrence DAM Uhi, Port au Prince, Punch
Brig Lady Of the Lake Br), Hill, Bermuda, Middleton
Brig Philurs, Lambert, Savannah, Durham Dmon.
schr Amanda Clifford, StanwoOd, Barrell Stake, &
schr M.phasett Brown Savannah, Scranton TallmAn.
sshr vss1y Mo;g Church
ss n sss s n.aTS
steamer ai addiSsaa Ely Brss
NOVEMBER 80.
Sa Ssxs Africa
chado.
s.ssm ms Nashville Berry c9Srs,on hours. Nth
CO. Of
nah and =. IN siEnased steamship Marion hence
:, SssS CLARKE Liverpool O.. and p Isle
fps Nov sos
ss"fs $.
T. with M2 assrs SsT
% b[y g5 New @ lat o.
tspmsst gone had tut length man figure hosd painted
sn white s Ins sSs red
tim. i that her 70 x s English s.a.
weather. lost headra &c Nov "a, lat AZ, Ion "a, VIM
Craig Of England fell from the jbboom overheard
and was lost.
scIr Flor do villa de Corude PorD Desilva Lisbon ~
lays, with SALT TO N Searle.
ScLr X Watson. Jones, Georgetown, DC, days.
Mary @sSs ssfS ,o' New maven
Steamer Georges Creek, eager, Baltimore, 60 hours.
~ The report Of ship Underwater having arrived and
anchored the bar in yesterdays edition mistake
the Bavaria tho ship the occurring through the
similarity Of the two signals.
BELOW
Bark Paul Bogrs of Warren Dzer reported below
yesterdays edition. from Shields error. she hay.
ing arrived at this port the ed ult.
SAILED
Ship Enterprise Liverpool and anchored at the Sw Spit;
Wind ut eunrse, NV; meridian. do; sunset, Wsw, and
fresh.
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Herald Marine Corresponds,

. BOSTON Dec Arr ship Chariot Of Fame, Liverpool
briggs Metaik Cardenas Ssbao, Nassau, Florida; Cele
tina, Philadelphia.
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nLD IRISH MALI wHlsKEY.-THF SUBSCRIBER
has several puncheons Of Irish malt whiskey under
Cuetom House lock, which he will soil on reasona lie
terms The article can hs had In any quantity TO
2s6 Sixth avenue, corner Of serenteenth street.
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List Of Americans registered at the banking o1ce u
livingston, Wells Co.. No. place Do Ia Bourss, Paris,
EssAsAlA~ ~ SakA -
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vIyO FANCY GOODS MERCHANTS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
u wishes to make arrangements for selling fancy goods
commission during the holidays in his store situated
In the business part Of Brooklyn Good references
Address A. B., care Of Mr.. Clirehugh, l62h Fulton
street
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THE BA LII SEASON.

HURST ANNUAL FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL
IL Of the George Law fancy troop to be held at thu
Chinese Assembly Room Tuesday evening, December s
for the occasion. Tickets one dollar.
G. Bass, Treasurer. D. REESE, Chairman.
B. CLARK, Secretary.
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MyOMENs PRIsON ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK
wv will hold their first public meeting, at the Hops
Chapel lecture room, ON Monday evening December =
at IN O'Clock Such persons feel interest in Tho
reform OF the discharged convict, earnestly in
vited to attend. Hon John p Hale Rev T. L. Cuylee
and Rev. J. Macauley win address the meeting.
by order A. CURTIS,
Chairman of Committee
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MAMMOTH NEWF0UNDIANDS, PRIZE KING
IN1 Charles spanels, English and italian greyhounds
dwarf English black and tan terriers, Scotch terriers
Warranted raters sporting dogs house dogs, and Al
the choice breeds for SALE at 205 Wster street. ccrnsr
Of Fulton up stairs. Did you copy the addresss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

YIHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGOCIA-
ting check drawn by James G. Wilson, in favor a
Johnston or bearer the Broadway Bank for SIT,
dated nth Now 1854 the having lost 1t the
Doth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

CHOICE SELECTION or BRANDlzS, SCOTCH AM
"A Irish whiskeys, champagne, Cherrss and port
vines gins rums, cord'as, syrups, &c.i Loadon a.A
use twenty per cent lower than ay other house. for
sale by WI H. UNDERHILL. $50 Esoome street. corner
~ Crosby
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VHld MILITARY.

A TTENTION-THE MEMBERS AND ALL THO5E
"A wishing to 60 the first annual excursion of the
John French Guard, are requested to attend meet
ing to be held at the Union House, 167 William street.
this Saturday evening" Dec at halpast O'Clock
Punctua attendance is requested By order Chair
man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

M ADAME BARBER, PARISIENNE, HAVING A FEW
Xv hours at her disposal proposes giving lessons to
thote anxious to improve themselves in the French Ian
guage before the ARRIVAL OF that justly celebrated
Rsche--famiiarisng her pupils with the numerous
roles in which she VII appear. At home from to and
way.
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CITY GUARD-ARMORY, $50 BROADWAY, NOV. g.
O-The regular monthly meeting Of this company win
be held at the armory Tuesday evening next Dec
at O'Clock As business Of importance will before
Court Martial viii sit at O'Clock one hour previous to
the meeting, to consider excuses from members who
have been delinquent at drills.
w. H. DRAPER, Secretary. J. A. WALLER, President
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8yl.L.IAR.sSS,

DH.IlARD TABIES--BEING THE LARGEST MANI.
I'D facturers In the United States are prepared 4,
furnish tables of the best quality with the patent rubber
cushion Of our own construction, which well known
through the country to be the only correct cushions
now in use Buyers will do well to call and examine for
themselves All tables sold by warranted to he
represented. GRIFFITH DECKER, No. 90 Ann street
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A YOUNG LADY, FOR A MODERATE C0MPEN5A-
A ton is willing to devote from two to three hours
day to the instruction of two children at their real
dcnce, IN Irooklyn, Fulton ferry. Address W. g.
G., Herald office.
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SEA InOIESIANT kFISCOFAL CHURCH FUS
- Deaf Nutes in the New York Univsrdty.-The fol-
lowing subscription TO the building fund are gratefully
aeknowledrdZJ Brown, 800; g. stuyvesant, ".
each S26; E. Hoyt, J. Oothout, each SO; D. D. Smith,
g. Z. Bslcher, G. Tucker, G. W. Norris, each &c. n.
r. Brewer D.. K. Hall, A. B. NJ, p. r. K, Henry Ogden,
Hunt L Co., each IS; Sweeney Shea, W. B. Humbsrt
each ~ Additional subscription may be sent to tho
Tsmsurer Mr.. Augustin Averi ~ South street. or TO
thfundersigned, Rector OF the Parish.
THOMAS GAILAUHET Is Third street
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INDEPENDENT BATTALION RYNDERS' GRENADINES.
i Headquarters, Armory, 600 Broadway Dec. I,
1S54-The officers and members Of this battalion
tilted to meet at the armory Saturday, I'd inst, at
half past O'Clock p M, for street drill without post
ponement). 1t is important that all members Of the
organization prompt in their attendance. By order
GEO. B. HALL, Major Commanding.
JAS. B. HETHRRINGrcN Adiutant.
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NOTICE-EPICUREAN GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF
IN this Company requested to meet in citizens
dress, at Central Hall, Grand street. Sunday De
cember 8, 1854 1T O'Clock AM precisely, to pay the
last tribute Of respect to late worthy member Homer
Nichols, deceased The Harrison Guard and the Social
Guard are invited TO accompany the above Guard.
By order r. NJ. TYSON, Capt.
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r OsT-ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 90, SUPPOSED IN
Conn.,, and note for $3.50, signed by John II Lord Al
liberal reward will be paid on delivery Of them at 2l3
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ADVERYISEIRNTS RRNBWRD EVERY DAT.
uYRCIAL nORlUwn,

REHMEN6 CIVIL AND MILITARY REPUBLICAN
n union.-A meeting Of this body viii take place q
Iauxhal Garden this evening" I'd inst at TX O'Clock
Counseor Kem win deliver his lecture on Oliver Cro-
well The public invited to attend also member q
the press. 7. G. HOLLAND, Secretary.
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r OST-ON THE FIRST OF DECEMBER IN THE
IL last Of the 10 AS Harlem train, from Yorkville,
between Yorkville and Twenty eighth street, small
morocco porte onnaie containing from SIS to $20 in
gold bills and change. The finder, by leaving 1t at 1lh
West Twenty third street. will receive So reward
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WI
TUST RECEIVED 900 0vERCOATS. s5 EACH
q dress and frock coats, &c. cost originally 3d. O0t
LARS cashmere pants at So cost So last years make
Bills on broken banks OF this city taken for clothing
GEO. LEvIE, corner Nassau and Bsekmau strests
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II OST-ON THANKSGIVING EVENING, FOUR
IL horse whip with ivory butt; lost between the Nc
ropoltan Hotel and Blocker street. liberal reward
will be paid the finder by returning 1t 10 J. G. Lansing,
All BroOme street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

HNHECK LOST.-LOST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
~ between two and three O'clock a check the
Seventh Ward Bank drawn by Morrel and Simmons in
favor of Thomass Morrel for twenty hundred dol
lars, and endorsed by Ihos. Morrell for VIM Hall, At
torney payment Of the same having been stopped The
with THOMAS MORRILL,, $50 Washington street.
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r OST-ON THE EVENING OF THANKSGIVING DAY .
IL in Sullivan street, Houston, in Houston
street. between Sullivan and Wooster streets fur vcto
rne, stone marten. The finder upon returning the
to the Herald office, to % varck street will be hbe
ally rewarded