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necessary q Free State men near. wAs was ~
pri~d b. BraUson's family gallsped fcr peissbors.
and scoo q company Of fifteen mee. elsvcn q
whom ~rre armed with Sharp's riaes ssd sse wisA
d ubie eareled gun. were IN pursuit By
rspid eesour they ccntrved h head Joecs's party.
and planted themselves in the road rear Blantoa's
Fridge ca the Wsusarusa As Joaes's partS sI-
proached Ebis spot they Boosting of what shsy
would DO, ssyipg they wished they has got tasrs
when the meeting assembled aud they would have
done b, and 20 10 the hundred mee COPYRIGHTED
there shst day When they approached che res
eueys. the latter drawn AGREES the road, ordered
them IN .top The numbers were exactly eluL
only .Jores's fifteen men were sil armed to The
teeth and The Free State men in the hurry had not
procured arms: but the Sheriff's posse seemed to
have DO /, clinstion to fight One of the rescuine
party requested MIR Braosou to step out; voice
from the other crowd told him they wosld shoot
him if he did. but Branson joined bic friends and
there was no shooting Jones here sw0re and
threatened terribly said the Governor had prom
REQ they should have 10000 men TO enforce the
laws Of the Legislature Of the Mission. and that
they should Immediately hear of The tao par
ties then separated.
Early this morning long before day. the drum
beat in Lawrence and ssllypg out we encountered
. party well armed. the Tong, dangling sword Of
their leader cleaning IN the cold moonoeams The
war spirit was up. TIE people here are most
reaeesble bat ss they look for Gov shannoa ssS
some 1000 or 5000 MissouriaBs tomorrow or
next day, you may estimate the sentiment tast pre-
walls A meeting will be held at daylight
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE SPeAKERsHIP-KANsAS.
RrCEIvED RY
Edttossi Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Fridsy, Dec. z, IL,

Edsosis Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. z, 1855.
think l see daylight Should there be no
Speaker tomorrow, general Anti-Nebraska eau
Gus viii be held in the evening at which candi
date for Speaker will be settled upon, or the end
secured in some other way. The Pennsy lvanis
delegation. which has been the Immediate obstacle
70 union thus far, at meeting this evening re.
solved to change its course after tomorrow. II
the Democrats aud the Southern Know things
choose to elect Fuller tomorrow they can After
that the opportunity will be lost. We shall have
. Speaker on Monday and the message on Tuesday
/ am assured that the President and Cabinet re-
coil from the terrible responsibility of launching
the Federal troops against the free settlers of
Kansas. Gov. Marcy tells them that any move.
ntnt Of that sort will ruin the Democratic party
in all the Free States and cost it al least the ,ext
Presidential election. Gen. Cass, too hear is
prepared to take around in favor o. the Free state
men. Things are looking brighter NC
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UNITED STATES SUPREME CoURr.

No. 6S, Of last Term James Peck ct al. s,pel.
gued by Mr. Rash in support and Mr.. VAIN in 90 o.
siiiop. NrT~
No. IL samuel c. Hemepwsy, plaintiff ia error, VI.
Jfttus w Carr, assignee Error u Ci,cui, Court Of
t,e u1iied Ststss, District Of Maine. On motto OF
controversy bad been agreed uDon and settlsd be
tween the parties, the writ Of error was dismissed with
costs.
No :. John II. Graham, plaintiff 10 error, Vs. Alex
Beyns Argued by &essrs. Browning for plain. f.
AID Williams for defendant.
No 8. William G. Arxa,er, Nehemiah C.rriag.on
lbelsnt and appellant vs.. brig Am C. Pratt, L. c.
Pratt claimant. Argument commenced by Mr.. X use
for ap; e.lart
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VIRGINIA SENATOR.
spsAs Disvstcs to Tte n. Y. rribuse.
w .Su..rrnN Eridsy N

BDede uIsv s<cb 90 Ito n. 7. Trfbuso.
WASHINGTON, Friday Dec. 7, 1855.
There is much polii,al excitement to-day at
Richmond Va in consequence OF the election for
United states Senator which comes off tomorrow.
Floyd, Wise and others are urged by their friends
for the honor, but probably Mason will be re-
Rl9ctRd.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, Friday, Dec. 7, 1885,
1he Republicans boioiDg eau "a AZ tho Capital
70 night, to arapge the programme for co-llOrrow,
VIII banks 1t is taought, will 1eally double his vote
OF To-Day asd thee halt IN the Politicians
In dense fog IS as 10 the chances of ts or
that candidate or the 5peakersbp and the election
OF one 70 morrow is improbable.
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PENoBsCoT AND KENNEBEC RAILROAD

bOoIONi FTIudyi DEC = I'OJ
The Board Of Referees have awarded $50, 900 to
Meesrs. Moore DuJDing, tie contractors for build
ing the PenObs COT eno Kennebec RAILROAD The Di-
rtctors contested the c'sim Oh the ground that the
parties hao been paid Ia fall for tie JOB.
Cspt Harrison mas resigned bis position in the
Cualc Mai steamship service. He brought out the
America Oh her present tiP, and on hls rctarn to
Liver loo will tase oh1se OF tie msmmotA iron
steam hip now bailciUg on the Thames.
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VOTE FOR JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS

The whole voc Of the City ami County Of New
York for Judge Of tue Court of Appeals for tbs long
term, is returned by the New York Canvassers for
Samuel S. Seldtn- This will compel the S,ae Cav
TO give the Certificate Of cleo ion to Mr.. Camp
bell Mr.. Selo On loses the vote Of Du chess Couaty
6so which IL returned Tor Samuel s. Sheldon.
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XXXIVTH CON G r ESS
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. 80. WAsHISGToN, Dec. 7, 1855.
Mr.. WELLER gave notice OF e iuteutiOn 70 ioti D
duce bill aut9or zing and fsoii,auuy the cOnstruc
ton OF railroad sud msnet telegraph TO The Pa5idc
Adjourned after Z brief Executive session.
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LOSS OF THE SCHOONER HELLIwELL.

bUFFhLV, 1 ulsusy, DEC. o, 800.
The schooner Hehiwei, went ashore on Sunday ia
LoDe-Poin, Gu, C.nads Wes;. The captaio ID ste
and crew Of TIE schooner Lo rsnd Lass vent 10 the
rescue Of those on board the Helliwell, and while
Going 20 two Of toejr rnmber seye drowasd. The
crew cfthe Heili~ell were retc1ed on Tuesday.
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THE CANADA OUTWARD BOUSD.

HALIFAX, Fridsy, Dec. 7, 1855.
The royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt zone,
iicr BottOn arrived here a. II o'clock las night and
1a.leo a,sin 81 70. fH Liverpool. TIE win1 Is from
the Moth ana bio Sing s.rOng.
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Tie oss to ihs State in buildings, clothing, n.chin
ely, &c, viii be about ESQ That is supposiuy
the the walls will net need rebuilding. Should 1t
prove necessary TO pull th-m down aud build taen
ans r. the loss vii be some sI0 600 more.
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Smith, (Ala.,) Haven, Nich1h, Oliver, Foster,
BOcOck l each.
Mr. CAMPBELL. with the indulgence of the
Uouse sad the couutry is looking our proceedings
with ctep anxiety, AID every member Is ready to
ackDov lee &c the importance OF speedy orgsnza ION
We have now beer vo,ing fivc Days. Twenty three
votes have been taken; 1 lind have, thOu IN the
partiay Of friends, received in Elk OF them higher
1omber than any other candidate and IN all greater
number than any Candidate in opposition to the Al
1ninistr .iion Yet is obvious 10 me that 1t 10 I'M
possible TO my friends 10 succeed unless N perform
one of two conditions, namely; repIdata my we'll
knosn principles on Slay.ry anc Ameri'" ,ns n,
nIede.s as to the organization of comm tees
which would amount to sacrifice OF ny se'1espec''
ARC mas me II own jodsueni ~ obJec' tor pup
dc oopt.npt Under these circumstances, and feeling
flint the ine,est of the country requires an early og III
izacp and res sroDg these iniere.s s. pars nOunt 20
ey,Iy other COZ Iteration, Withdraw my lame as
"a, dsate and In tssing my seat de're TO express TO
my friel ds who have shown SO much hteiry my sun
oee gratitude, AID to 10Y Ron.s opPD Doo,d my
fbAIks.
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THREE STEAMERS BURNED.

81. LOWS, Fn1ty, Dc. ., hooS
rn,ss steamboats, were burned at Our ievee msns'
g. &c. 600. Partially insured. No lives iosN
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MURDER BY A BORDER RUfFlAN.
INVASION OF THE TERRITORY
PROM MISSOURI.

Missouri Postmaster Arresting Citizen Of Kansas,
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.

Authentic History Of the Troubles
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thu's' or.
TWENTY THIRD BALLOT.

Mesas. Huyen Walker, Humphrey Marshsll, Hod-
man, Maxwell, Nichols and A. ODsef received one
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rwENrY.FoURTB BALLOT.

M,ssTr. Campbell, Smith OF AVE, IIEVtu, " SINVI
Nicbes Oliver Harrison, Undersoot, Washburne oi
m. ard Clark Of Conn, received one each.
1wpSrY.YIFTH BALLOT.
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C,mpteU Nlchos Oliver, CaIh'Ie, Ur0", "Oo0
inf a r.. Marshall, Cox. Simmons, "Asnoa'l'
Cwis.l each l. s;uow,.
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Gopartnersbip Notifes.

NOTICE-The limited partnership heretofore
~ e.nr ths snhs seIs Ger the i'm OF BLAKE
FAIRCHILD & FANSHA~E, fol med Feb s. 1855 10 dis
.olved by uutuI The sub crber. HAhLi BLAKE
h,v,s fro rv ,ods business and disposed OF
HI. piere. IL the psEeI.hp sss TO be Other psrsners the
pT,Ttd huspes. 81 late firm I'll. BE- closed BY HORACE
J. FAIRCHILD sod HENRY A FANSHAWE.-Dstsd New
Y0fi Nov = 1854 ...r,D
IICiIJs n sHEtDON, HAMLIS BLAKE,
HENRY A. FASSd AWE.
LIMITED PARTNERS A lni'ea I1eI'aia sss III, y.
d been formed bstwe@n The subscroers uader the hrm OF
FAIRCHILD 4 FANSHAwE. The general natare Of the
business tensd TO De tr.nsaeted The sale upon sor salon
Of SORFIGN xnd DOMESTIC GOODS ia toe Ciiy Of Nes.
yok The se.ers ntersssd therssn age HohACE
J. PAiRCHIt n and q ENRS A. FANsHA w, both OF whom
10 the City Of Nesyok TEE spe is psne interested
therein AMI MCCALL wh, resides the CITY Of Sss
Y,rt and LUCiUS SHELDON WHO rssiiss IN the City OF
Brooiyn The special hsve cortrslted co Of
cnri,, 10 ~ e. stock that JAMES McC Al
~. ptr bu,, the Of see ceo and LCClUS sds-
DON k,s cor tbuted The OF slo oo The psnefsaip
20 eouUetee en- Ire .oh Of November 1855 aud
,,r,,s IN the s,,t sxv Of J,pzuy 1883 Dasd Ne~Yors
Nov % lsAA JAMES MCCALL,
LUCluS NJ. SHELDON,
HORACE J. FAIRCHILO,
HENRY A. FASSdAWE-
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An. nsssS, Aucucre-r
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade SALE

y Rooms No - SNEios -.-r,D,v rvvGrvas
Wow 2, 3 an - at &C ock.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRAaf-An ex eanvs CO.., non OF
I'm. ussy COPE. Of ,su.be stsndsd Morn n asfleia7
"a srIr-f, Tb.olofy Divinity. Bbel Literature hssry
P,orrsphy s.-- Letrr-s Cso,f,rrnf the prvsf, hors
~ 81 d.pruthed Physician lesyiOs ths eoandJ 80 40
eminent C--sy.n recently cssed eno'seos many srs
"a r. AZ and col vs7e ana importance nc lnns
T.rie, cfeIcerse Scisn lie wor and prota'ey uastsd
a. Ilprnn,t,d yOunss rich bsdnzA Also, Ess sso
usut u q elisnsous literature &c
C.tsloruss will ~ re,dy MONDAY
MONDAY AFTERNOONS, Nov. IS, AZ o'c'ocs. .
RARE AUTOGRAPH LIE TIERS An extsnays col eeiion
IN Auessths cf m,ny Of the roes OF he Hsvo
Snr ssssr. Of he Declaration Meuber Of the jonunent.
G. ses. O. peras Pre.iens Statesmen Author &C. tOrn
ina co.o ION which ~oui Be vsrI eifhest to ob''ia-
CstAosues n0s rssdy ,,X
AssIGNRF'S SALE "A very srle co leeion OF vAu.ois
.,s rare Books, mostly Ia the &c Frooeh ami isan
con- rrisins vs'isy OF choice 'tndi -9t,
n N. ysrif Us branches OF lit rsur- u snd sciences inud
ps navy Illustrated volumes 10 tire BIN and 50 n. taa
are Aso s.soTm. ut of po2aln saSi'1
Pusics ior. se-fm the STICK OF VI. Rudolph GiFsae
C,,.I rufs my b. h.e =, he -sesTo
nOSDAY Dec ;. 1885, ,nd folio vfnE dsyI
PARCEL SALE Of ENGLISH sod AMERICt An BOOKS,
~. C..'orus Tor hi. win be Issued 10 few days an
Iii b. found to embrace Iieh col e,on Of superey bound
ard u,trsed book from both he Er Sd and America poo
HShers.
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ALBERT Fl. NIC0LAY, Auctoneer, will sell
"A THIS DAY, Nov. p, at III o'clock Il the MefehaHS
K1,bspse. for .ccoun. Of snom II may concerns
4C go San Frauci.co City 10 cert Sonds Loco Zach
s3 $50 and New Haven Railroad per c'nt benis
n COO each. -, ooo...A
1900 Mcsissn Souhn Railroad cent Bonds goo e,ea
$500 Pushrs Railroad ID Mortgage per cent Bonds,
s o each. ,o,,,. ,.., -.
$500 Chcsso and Rock Island hhroea n '0t'sS'' Pe
cent Bonds, : 90 e.ch .,-p,
Cev, md 81 Toledo Rsircsd per csnt Income sond
$500 Michigan Southern Railroad per cent Bonds SlO"
cab. a. ,u.-, =, ~ -.
gaze rer cent Bonds ESQ Zach. .,o,,
co Nohern Indians Rsrosi cant Bonds 81 go o.
eco one Tsre Hauss and Alton Railroad ls MosBss7
per cert Bond a., MT, ., u...,.,
Der cent Bonds 81 eco each. -,
Is ,bnes Lsfgss Fire Insurance Company $50 cash
% shares Lei ox Fire Insurance Company, 80 each
40 shares rs milton Fire Insurance COMPANY escn
IS ,h.res Mech.ncs SiIs Insurance. Company flo e-ch
goo .hr-. Nee ullock Copper Mining Company - e,eh
AGO shares Euevtas Copper Mining Company SlV escr'
l5s share, Keroseae Gss Lisht Company, 80 cash -,
TERMS OF SALE-ren per cent this DAY. and the ossnee
befe O'Clock TO morrow Tbs accrued Interest on oil NE
Bonds will be charged TO the purchaser As7-a
Next re guar sale on MONDAY, Nov. D.
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GrorerleD.

~ II 4 HOP z Nj L L s
i DRUG MILL .nd sAND-PAPER DEPOT.
No n Beeknan-at, ~ 7.
COFFEE snd SPICE DEF XRTMENT,
No n Fultoost N. z.
Obce No l0 1rsntsG, n. T., Sole Msnufaetzrsrs q
PHARMAcEUfIcL YEAST POwDZRA
cessty ns,sh.en .psusa e he mo- Hssss tesnA
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Daper Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK.
SON Co., Nc 80 Bseknsnst. odsf for ne On ths i0vss
srnE
writns Fspes, Ensash French nd Ansr'esA
Eevs fapsf IL clcs, weixho and anafras&
lsoi Pspsr sIi 4 "a veishts nd saslfsex-
xsns Pxsi. hney colon and .hits q he - saAsy
Rsngzy fspsr, vhits snd oosorsl, d8usof wtdfAA
HsteS fspes TIN snd Of The bsa ssaihy.
C5oth Paper me- nd sc10
RnStSk Hkrtwuv PNpsr large s0cstmsnh fua sfvvs6
GbSsfhne llpH u t6s tss quality
wngphS fP1x stsv, Rag - Manila
n Rsc6ns POa. aits1is fR rooo ~
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DAiJoins MateiGis.

EECAUSTIC TILES-For Vestibules, Halo
IT, H,.rshs Dtnips rcoms CsrssrvHtsrtss 0ARNk1kB
CHIMNEY pOPs DRAIN PIPES, he. For sale By
AILLER, COATES Y0ULE, No ~ fssdA
Doors! ROOFS 81 ROOFS ~ sEThe cheeH
~ md hsst article fr covssins roo TAI k0oG
large ssnAn Sosatisiss o sule Peschessrs
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H,SRy y. LnrDs Co., A1aiOn.sr,

HlNRY y. LEEDs Co, hutIione.r. =,
HENRY II. LEEDS K Co will sell by auction
en- FRIDAY Nov % At IL cccck a. he store, No 10
Eussus.,. ruuber Of valuable original OIL PAINTINGS
and HNGRAyINGs VIZ: Asou, twenty % ngaa OH Paint
nRs inst received from Europe and before seen In ths
market Am IA them will be founo large msTioe piece,
Adam Wilaei signed and dated 1885, Holy Family ohS
ma, by Bsrchio cot posr, OF Raphael two large pieces
G,fien Hunos Spanish pictures Of intrinsic ment
pronounced BY the bT original early pictures Vs,'
an, a Kuekuk d to by Van Schr edsr
also specimtn. by the cebied artists v,adsrysde pou
sin wi SOB Of Mckenzie and others % equN celeb
riy also large G.ey picture Battle piece BY B,gosnoue,
rnd u5tedy orsns contsning over 500 RIurss esbMsy
painted and worthy the p,reusr stsnoa Of connoseurs-
al OF which vii be Iod At y O'Clock precisely. 80
HEGRAvIN GS-A large elegant collection received direct
BerriI ss weers L.wenee,s. Hs{don's Byds, ,ni tss
artists In the world 10 all the hnsst CO ectoa OF
Fpsrsvipss in his city At suction
Pureh ners wshiug really fue Ensvin are requested to
examine iris ,uper5 col econ all OF wbch will be ,od po,
lively without above They vii DO e~y for exh'
ton on THURSDAY, 22d the day before the sale.
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HEsRr y. LgsDs q Co. A1c,iones;';

Henry n. LEsDs & Co. A1cioneers.
HENRY III. LEEDS & Co. will sell by auction
THURSDAY Nov e. at 10 o'clock at the W'r'roons
Of A. J. Ol.en No $50 Broadway. -
SPLENDID SALE Of III Q MOST FASHIONABLE CABIN
ETPURNIIURE msrusetursd BY A. j Ols n expressly ir
private ie (which s,ranted IN every pariic
we'd P'tlOr sui rs covered
coor-d ssp; TO- nous de iaiae sup, Esasere 10
ros wood Lined with snw cd snd plate sas French Scre'
richest carved rosewood Cen Or rabies
stuary tops do sofa aud side Tab do rsewlod 81
,,aIrs fancy Chairs Canterbury and Nude stands;
mube.'op Dres0s 6urssus, Serns Chsrs Efsasou ofn-
IN ,bles 10 black walnut; Bullets richly cared 10
msch, osk Din ng Chairs; Hall dol rosewood rrsnch
carved Bedsie sd LICENCES covered in de- sae marble top
81 svng sLds Cabinets DO Washsands ana great variety
of1ther fret class Furniture
Sale without reserve. .
At lct O'Clock, at tie Salesroom, No. 10 Sasssu ct
AssIGNEES' sALB Of RICH aud VALUABLE FANCY
FURs-Con sips Hudson Bay Sable Manu,, fLmS Zip
pets vicorip.s Muf. C1a.; Msren Sable Bav asrsn
ink Sable Stone Msrten ch Sable fitch haen kock
hsrtep, Imperial ErmiIe e, Lynx, Squirrel etc
shove goods got expressly Tor brofVsy trsie
hsps and worthy the attention OF La3ies and
ep,l,men who will find their advantage 70 attend this
Sale. -
Also an sleishrobes, Gloves Fur Collars, Cor
rage NJ lie, &c
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New-pork Giip bns,ness pirestorp.

THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi-
4 ses. Houses W each line Of Business;
DRY GOODS.
Americas and Foreign Silks.
loNyEN McNAMEE & Co, (Impps Jobsers ~ IL brsAivse
Ber,i. " esI taspbroider, stnss. frinses 4ss.pA
Baons Ladies' Dre.s Trsnmuss' Gold and Silver sti'si
koHLsAAT BROS, umpOres and JOSSer', No v JoAasl
Geuticu,en's Furnishing Goods:
J. NJ DAVIES, JONES Co., (lupts Msne~l H"srsea
prErZ DRo. & Co. tsisnph>l No ia wdsn't. 49,.
L. ALLEN, dsse 4 g. Allen CO.. No lss 'ndI'l w.i''s
ss mps 9" md wSolesis Ds.ss, No ~
Broadway. Brdsi Nresth. for the hRlior
cu PECK ''.'.........No rs Brcsd~sy.
Doors sa.hes and Blinds.
Np kIMBAiL, (Nho,'sis anil Retail No " S'eh"An~s
ROWLAND Ne GHsgS ss.s. w'sS sai .sor. Ho
HARGREases' saifd Co, G.nat.s'aIo" CSails'd.
French window Glass: .
j. X. POILLON Go. 1mporter). ....'..''No % oHSj@
OHAs zts fsHt Co. 1 ti%p'e1, M.iSss,as LSsya
cS G5sss s%S FsT % Nr f.:s.ss so Ma
~ Broadway. door sbove tsth-st
Hardware, Cutlery Edge Tools. go:
fHos DOUGLASS (Mnufactuaer aud Deser). No. SrsttS
Iron Metals, &c.
eUNTING BEAN (brokers).. ." Wsiss
Boat and Oar Bazanr.
those who buy to sell again. lNGEHSoLhs, ~ soo'n
Lixh,ains Rods.
NJ QUIMBY son offices 1o2 f. xt-se and lis NsAss~ ~.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co, Otis Psteit Ais, Sogps
Rods Sr ships Agents wsDted.....'.'.'.Ne III ooss~
Lithographers. 80 ,,,- .
GEO. HAYwARD..... ........'''No l" w'''~'
Paints, OILS, eSc.
RAYNOLDS, DENOf Co.......Nos- lp ,no ioc ruton&
PAPER Warehouses.
CYRUS w. FIELD 4 Co., Wholesale Deslors No II Cus<e
Paper In Rolls and Reaus., xc.
CUGENE No rs FultoD-st., thkd door below 6osA
SataHsa nder safes. - i
sCEARNs A. MARVIN Manufacturers OF hoh o. 20 . bas'
rD.ade< Safes Widers Patent Rich improvements Az
sols vrotxetors of the patent La Belle Locs' pe7s
Nc, lt6 Wstetst
Ship Bread and Crackers. ~
e. TITUS 80 w ''""s'o~
s,sam.Euxtue. E1achinist., Tools, Cotton an4
WoO.ea Machinery, &c. -
ANDREWS & JESUP Commission NJ erchsnsj''s rne~
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
j. AHLBORNk Co.. "a Msidenane upstairs, ana " hoc"y'
watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
PLATT BROTHER, Gimp. and Manui) No. ~ Aadenisn&
window and Plate Glass French and Enaitsht
y HOPKINS & BROTHERS, importers, No. 81 Ssrc''JSe
Auy additions the above L should be brought 10 me
Once OF = NJ PETTEGGlLLS Co., No. liz Sssaa~
.puaPApFR ADVERTISING.
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~ l. V E w A r Z -
y VIM GALE & SON No. ~ Brooms+t,
tCae door of Broadway
gsse coastAsty on hand large stock Of
SILVER WARE
At Wholesale and Retail.
Fyery xtiele msde premises under o persona
nspetion and constantly manufacturing 70 order eyery-
.brs u. me any design sthsr antique or modern, ane
however rich aiasora'ed
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Galee bp Auttlun.

THE ATTENTION Of the PUBLIC is called to
y a.. sALE AZ AUCTION BY BAKER a WEEh, 90
s.-.nh.., CROrOH rus DAY o. II Peocs, m Ntae
Merct ats Exchange TNms assle
UEsRy LEEDS Auetil nee--8J I LEEDS ,; no
sSiGNEE,s SABE-Coutinustion on TO-
~ MORROW Fr i.yl at our Salesroom No 81 Be.knm
=, n. s;elock-fhs srOCK ct FuhRIER, BY orisr Of
oIiyFE GOJDsMIOT consistps Of ths usuh vtre'y o.
NsIufsetnred Fur, for custom Tase sac Ps'en'''y A
trade Invited. C..Ac s7es ty
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oil PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS and BOOKS.
" JOHN LEvsON, Auctionesr, will sell At the So e..
room and Free Gsl,ry, No Sal Broadway THIS DAY and
ceetrsed American artists rich mouutei sn'' Of
peIor style and finish suitable forth por OF basng room
Also ,pIer di col ecton of Steel and Lthoy,ph ENGRAV
NGs after Lsndeer ard other sninen, sr'st' and noe
.,o,tu ept of Hoiay and Gift Books with standard aud
NceaDeous WORKS of styles aud binding without reserve
CaelcJ be had q, the ssesToom during the day
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". 5. MELLoR, Auctionser-B BY HouGHTos MELLOa.
THIS DAY Thursday, at lOI O'clock, on


the fcors ot sal.srJoGsSe us Ss-saust; .1perior
custom lside CABINE ~ RS'rURE ct slc1o bins tas
frshed spd urfnished soct Of lsrs- fr c'ss city
Csbts.t les Of which Is fully wAaatsd
The VII purchased At private sNecOassus ia part
OF s.hi hsble yles carved WOOD m.hoEsnY
,td walnut psror dssin.roon isce puor rooa o', Aad
dun FLrLi o. every vsrey, hn,hed Ia oil and
nch psbh Dnrs Tabes co3t often 4 tie NOS, 50
proved patterns ssd 10 fe lo1s win ps,sn' sh ite'
Of v,rous woods vz: eEosd birch msaofsny
och, with se'psnine csptesi roseEosd P.r1r
Suite. covered in eo-ay moGut. 81 E broad. sitrs
AID upho stored. plain sud t1fted
shout - vsous p.tsrr. Of Bureaus With reh marble tops
,uo Ws,hssbes useh 80 Gothic french, sud cottsze
Bedsee3 sb % yfusbe, AID elaoosely
carved latest sylss Of EpEers Besufss sdebo1I rich
Table sod rtse~o0d P0or Secretary, go lined
sh drawer; si rose~Ooi Pier, Cen
ter Cad and SIDE Tshes plain ard With usr9ls tops
ig1s vsr>ty Ct Tets .fet.s VOsr. E,y AMI Rseepusn
ChAs; Gothic and Ezabetnaa dl 10 richly deco sed
raDesd Chamber suites pain and marble tops Lsies
and gentlemen psrtcuany invited examine the sock
pnor the sae Gods Be packed for shp,nE tbs
Dr., able charge Aso 10 PIANO
FORIEs. Of the f makers w Lin5emsnn Sou, Van
WIhle Cam FAneasr, 0bert Person and other ee!e
bnted mst.rL
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Professional Totlfrs.

I,vANss CANOMHE PHlS-l0 or 10 ~ e
r. de- srs wanted b. ssudeman vts tnes' tss sssss
he svr ssss bat dout ov vNsrs 70 sad tss xso -,
too, 4sG.
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III VAN ANTWERP will 90 THIS DAY g, 10 o'clock: q.
No 2l6 Penls 40 package. and lot. Of HARD 1ARs s:'
A,o 100 English and German Pattern Cards Knives Razor,
Too &c Also essks ssorted vi &C. Rnp., saws, Tea
Trs,s Pued Jsppsred ard Britannia Goods &c For full
particulars catslc CUES, now ready.