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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

HhH WASHINGTON, Nov. "a 1855.
Thongs a he sNaiiosaI copiial-The Poliiay Caardrcs
a, lScsse--t ls aatioa Rifs--Ca,joaia a,a Missouri
senatcys-7he Mssagc-Repo,f Of Secretary ofme rea-
shry, de-, DC.
Things are becoming truly Interesting here. 1t amas
ing 70 see he political wireworkers, to watch the poi
cal Hecaes dace around the cauldron aud throw in their
motley b'ches Of isms each hoping that he may bs
thrown upon the surface. No seems to hattnonizs
.nIey with another and erythng l. speculation as
to what viii be the result Of the game of fusion and con-
fusion now being played the political chessboard
heIe The democratic leaders that they win touch
moi, handle not" will they shoulder any responsible
lily. No bargain. coalition or arrangement with them
whatever. Then again, few Southern Know No.hings,
now around the board, making desperate t,
win something II it be small prize. Small fAyors
will be thankfully received while the Northern Know
Noh gs and black republicans certainly giving each
other regular ''Ingn hug-ocksd in the most az
ecu nate embracesand playing the strong haad Of the
game This fusion is believed by the most expeenc
I'd here, will result in organization the frat day
the session. and clean sweep Of all old oci as from
the Capitol.
eeg,aphed you that there wouIi likely be no election
in California owing to the bitter feud between Henry A.
Crabbe Esq and General Fooe, the prominent whg and
Know Nothing candidates. The democrats of viii
lend their molly aio to perpeuate this eud anu slave off
the election the next Legislature when 1t is believed
tie democratic party will be again the ascendancy.
have just learned tha precisely opposite causes are
at work il rhe Missouri Legislature There three great
leadug interests to be introduced and considered
yz:the Achison interest, the railroad lien Aterest
and the mammoth S are bank interest. With these
three interests before the Legislature OF Missouri at
the same time ii is believed that by juicous system
OF log rolling they all be well cared tor, AID the dis.
tinguished sbordes rufan reelected to the United
STATES Senate. Col Benton evidently apprehends such
result unless prevented BY the systematic counter inu
ences Ola Bullion has set in operation.
The Presidents message will be ready FIR the public
primer on Tuesday next and understand will be dis
ributed to The press usual in advance of its delivery
" Congress,
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury has already
been submitted the Caboet. II il of Icing
and embraces a vast amount OF statistical inorma
1t IL pronounced master production the subject of
fnsnees and is attn buted not 10 Mr. Guthrie but to
the pen Of the Hon Peter G. Washington, Who unier
stands the inan sal system of government better
than any other living. z.
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Port Of New York. Sovsm,er a5, 1865.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ocean Bird Graham New Orleans Nov 49, via
Havana. 2ls, with N dse and 20 myers t. master.
Steamship Roar oke, skinner. Richmord &c with
to Luclam Peasants 18th, AM off Winter Quarter
Shoals, passed steamship jamestown hence for Norfolk
Steamship Quaker Civ. Sthufeldt Philadelphia
steamship otprey, Hopkins. Philadelphia
Lou Marie (bem) Wenke Phi adelphis for London
the ship leak put ino this port repair Cargo -four
Dnd oil cake.
Brig Milton McEwen Jsremie % days. with coffee and log
wood to II Becker Greaves.
Brig Whsl fB,) Darr Nassau Mp II days with salt and
oranges Be con Sargent Co
Big Aody sv II Foster Marscabo days, with hides. &C.
to Maitland Phebh Co. sailed company with bark
for New York 18th inst lat "a 81 Ion IS 06
bark Charles Lex OF Philadelphia; 18th ls 81 ST. lon rs 49,
shin awaiia of savsnnah steering to the nornward
Brig John u Jones lot Cold Spring. Mills, Charleston,
day With Gotten. DC to Dolner Potter
Schr Truu Ih r Dowslcy Dry Harhor, ia 30 days with
pIuento, 10 solomon. Have had continuation of Me-
ga,es during The voyage.
schr Gsice Rodgers, Galveston 26 DAYS with cotton &c
to Grice. Experienced con mutation oil Forhery winds
the hole passeae sscd In company with slip VIM Aus
Sch, Talbot (of Camden) Thomas Savannah Is days.
with yellow pine. TO Vim Smith 4 son
Ssbr HAWKINS Griffin, Charleston, days with rice and
wheat TO ady Mott Co. Experienced heavy weather
sshr i'm Bush (cf Wilmington NO. Erickson Charleston
10 days with wheat colt n, &C, To master
SChr Davenport, Patterson Plymouth NC, days.
Schr ChaIks lavefiy Dowdy, Elizabeth CITY 10 days.
schr jamestown Lateurete, Petersburg, days
chr fcano of EBnlor Hluks North River, Va for Bos
ton 22d inst. LAT 81 49, ion l3 70 dorng gale from NV
sprung leak and threw e,boad part OF deck load also
the d. tow by pi boat Mary
Ann, No IS Saturday night when between Barnegat and
Lit lie Egg Harbor. and tow ed 10 the CITY.
ssbr Albert Dexter, Nckerson. Boston Tor Phiade phia
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Our Mexican Correspondence.

MiraNoRos, Mexico, Nov. IA, 1858.
d6aigs ia Matamoros- Rum0,ed Lrdon BY The Zsrnny--
Preparations to Met 7asm-- Vidatnri ind the Military
Eoaie Custom Retses Opened al Reynosa Cama,go all
Hie,-Reoicings for The Election Of Alrare- dc DEC.
Last night express arrived from the Governor # the
State CARA who yet in sight of Tamp;o, Trace
mis-, who commands the government troops thece
stationed refuse TO acknowledge the Governors snpe
rioriiy in military affairs lie alleges that he Il under
Vidaurrs orders, who holds the appointment OF Com
mander nChief Of all the forces this side OF the Sierra
Made. The question has been referred to the genera
government.
The rumored invasion OF the country by some twelve
fifteen hundred Texans continues to create quite
excitement and have been taken to meet and
drive them back. yidaur writes to old Alvarez not to
send any troops from the INTERIOR the army Of the
north will punish their temerty II they again commit
the outrage violating the integrity of the territory
What is the American Secretary of War about2 Ii these
voators OF the laws Of nations judge OF the present state
when too late find out the terrible mistake they have
MADE The country will rise 10 against Them and
rest assured that failure and ruin will be the result
Infgues the whole country the order Of the
day. ana the object is to keep the revolution from being
fulfilled. 1he only man who keeps stH upper lip is
Vidaurr and he has officially informed the Minister OF
War that whatever troops sent him must be entirely
subject to the civil authority, Is the with the
concentrates the military Of the old regime against him
and The fact is, he is too pure for many
those who fought in his OVID ranks He appreciates his
power and influence and they will 6nd it difficult
reach the cid ex-Secretaiy Of State He il a man OF
order and system and not suspicion has rested
on his fair name bacsened the purity of his integrity
ard honesty
yidaurr as authorized by the government has opened
froptiae Custom Houses AT Rcynosa Camargo and Nile
the river and this gives umbrage ,he 'heroics
this place. To such extent has this feeling been carried
out that The new Collector IL here and they refuse to let
him take charge Of his Office. temporary arrangement
the esult and the whole question has been referred
to the government at Cuernavaca.
On the ins the election of Alvarez celebrated
in this city, and We bad any quantity of music firing Of
chnnoLs, III ging of bells, beating Of drums lunna-
'icns &c The best of the joke is, that among the
most in shouting were men who less than two months
ago you could have seen fanng and criagng at the feet
Of power.
We have local news and the best of feelings at
present exist between this and the neighborng city
Brownsville SO may IL continue.
The country is agan becoming healthy, and the
weather. for this of the year, is very warm.
RIO BRAVO
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News by The Sri1s.

The allure 81 Mary mblcs at Annapolis
s,uton mvs clot IL. session the 10 of March en-
suing. As the time Is limited business viii have to be
hurried ffom tie STAT
corresp ndent of tie Wheclipg faiellig,cs states
uat the recent cistutbnn at thany College Va was
csusd y IN ATTEMPT he part Of several abo ,osts
who had entered the institution, TO preach and debate
mis- heyous doctrines. Order restored by the
renpt difnissai OF the refractory members
The Sussex Register ssys that application will be made
OF the next session Of the New Jersey legislature for
law eItsng all the laws Of this State auth orzng
yer cent int rest. THIS Register says that 81 a wishes
70 obtain $500 81 600 Of LEGAL capitalist upon good
execute the bond The per cent law Is thus prac-
itsy In operation In Sussex In opposition to the wishes
he People in defar Of the authority Of the L
gislatule Uicer IN Sc circumstances an attempt will
te ade TO felea the per cent Law Il 1t pres mt
exists, and have the rate Of acres, made unifom
matter Is very different in various parts Of The State
While people ii SUSSEX oppose it. those o. Mddescx
intend applying Ter il Tor ileir county,
qhe .gisistule q South csr,lis Viii convene to-day
hnyel lctertmett VAS lately male BY The Grand
Jury II the Allegheny county Fs. Cfimnal Court which
l. ocd Efair AID cots the question whether female
ssueisisD trials ~ agricultural far- ans baby shows,
aud such .se impropsieties art cot Jude able Of
huces
10 the supreme Court. in session at New Bedford IN
ffc Ped INST Mr. Alb'c OF Fail River vered 81 500
esu ees wib interest from The ,ime Il s.izure nom an
lc.r who years sge seised quantity OF nsaor In
his rossesson. Tie seizure clause ~ the liquor hay
ire tcsr declared unconstitutional the present WAS
frtulht
The Mayor ~ Alexandra has ofc I'd reward Il $1,000
ion the aypres nop and convict the pers on or per
ecns no nIed ros eli china the Ion inst Tha
nves alton into the of the hfo 1, progressing
privately.
petition to ihe IeUnsylvania Iegislature l. IN circu
Ieticn IN hatclpe which calls Coz the appoiu mon; ~
authorized weiahers cf coal The Inquirer SAYS his Il
reform that L. greatly needed and signatures by hua
dreds viii he rsadil, ebsainsd.
slave named Jeh suffered the extreme peoalty Of the
vc'cd nj the last term II the city the murder of
q nerro boy, tie property q Mr. johnson
The steamer Selma arrived at Cincinnati on the 2otb
having board quite number of slaves with thcir
masters their way TO Kansas. The slaves were landed
on the Kentucky eide q the river.
Gov. John Francis of the Tasssmsquoddv tribe ~
lrdsns hnr been chosen delegate 10 the next Iegsa
tusc u Maine.
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sPinI1UALIsM AND THE BRogERs' BoARp-Pao-
PosAL TO FoRiT TELL the RisE AND FALL IN Srocgs.
1T has long been matter OF regret with some
"friituam" could not be brought into use prac-
III ally and, year or two since, ole ,ubEc spirited
tdtor offered 10 contract by the column for daily
narrative of events occurring in Europe, subject to
the pIcvso that payment for the same should be de-
tered until the dilatpry steamer had endorsed
tie correctness Of the revelations. This liberal offer
was lever accepted. We understard, however that
"spiitualit e. Of this city i confident that he can
obtain revelations of.le ftne in regard to the rise
and fall or stocks, and has made personal reprcsen-
tation OF Che fact to members OF the Board of
BIZ kerr, offering ris services or their benefit gratis
He has not, az yet, succeeded in inducing any OF
them to invest their money under his directions
Zcst1n IyGcelltr, Nop. %.
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pnIzF FrGnr In HnsrnH nr,.u.....

FRYE FIGHT IN BOsT0K,-Y Yesterday afternoon
While our vigisnt lice buy with !heir anif "A
ontteS prize eight c3me Of under th,ie very nos,s
Wit cut their lepg la the tlghtnsf rnsnnc sa.ui ,n ~
such matter AM not dreaming that even NJ De-, tl
org Fight vas ensuiug much Isss, that bona Rde ous
hc contest tetNeou two human for the snprera.y aua
purse - sl0oi was taking Place In private H. sesu-a
mos scarcity, md guarded most watchfnv Yesteraay
!ehn r. aynr snt Barrey Ford fought man 10 man r,
sty.D'ten min .tet, ans ended In the vlnqushmen.
Taylor Ford Lad to work Ia ac n.ioish hIs vic,srs
although b. ea'nsd It, he WIS badly punished f,y,r
who bad been nsieeIed good b-aier was b,av IA
Thirty q the pcy present VIII, paid 81 each for admit
tance Retirg 10 The beginning in iav5r OF Taylor
--Eadsa k0u, Ntr. "a. ''''
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Our Norfolk Correspondence.
InIpoyf0M IrreSt-- idllI,lninu SLIrcx

inporf0m 1rrest--Hidaapriay Shares.
This morning about o'clock, Maj. J. Hunter a maQs.
tate ofrincess Anne county arrived in city bring
ing under arrest Capt Iambden Of the schooner Mary
Ann LILA, and his mate Collins upon the grave charge
Of kidnapping Eve slaves from Norfolk from which port
he sailed few days in:e II appears that in
TO leave, While yet in Hampton Roads the wed became
too Tor him. He every endeaver To scspe
fro the danger gathering around ba, bu, in vain His
ycesol stranded about eve mi above Cape Henry
when he leaped f,m bi deck and made for sh IRE ineu
ing Fight, but The pegroes giving info ion he was
pursued and arrested lie has Acknowledged Ia part the
charge Ills vessel hat from IelAware. N0kIUIK
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libhllLE ACCIDENT On TUE PEORIA AND DPU.
wnia y. R.Tbe Peoria Dctsocrnic Pres Of tn, 10Th
int announces serious accident which occurred on
the western end Of the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad
oil out eight miles west Of he city.
r. the tain going vest approached bridge No. s. near
Hale's MILL on curve the Forward whteis cs thu box
car OF and striking against the timbers of the
bridge caused the res6e work 20 give way and four
cars vent through The locomotive and tenler had
crossed The tressel work Of the bridge safely, bot the
tex car being IN the rear, ~ Q arrangement Of the
wh'es was not seen. aud strong pressure was then
MADE upon the wood work. Between 10 aad so prrs ms
Were ca NE tain. wslier Morissy brakeman, was
instantly killed capt Goodclilds severely injured
Jonn Johnson had HI ann aud leg broken Three lsdc.
OF NJ loves family late 81 Massachusetts,, rcre In.
Juf". Uhers were mote or less hurt whose names We
GA not learn MI Lowe and family going "a their
new homo ona farm lately purchased by them near
Bilnhe'd. There were three Ia lies smorg them The
o,te TIC nrcn the cars were forced through the car
where these ladies were, binding them fast IN the walls
bat all not nstpnty killed.
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user TAYLOR the 81 Of the celebrated
Sulphur smngs, in Carroll county Virginia dies recun,
~ at the advanced age q one Hundred eight vears
The War department has been notified Of the death az
Seco,d le,terant WATERMAN Palmer Jr. az tbe First
ARTILLERY .ho dlea Mt Fort Moultge Charleston hatbor
= G on the 18Th inst -
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The Turf.

MAJ, mz, Nov 90 sweepstakes for two year olds
mile heats; subscription $500; forfeit, 500
H. i. kenpeI's b. I. Mahomet, Dam Kate Aubrey,
A. J. BIZ ghman's b. c. by Sovereign dam Ia BAG.
cbsn.e, o. Ret,cy Cocdey ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 2
Nm, J. Minors c. y by Dtubioon dam Norma. dc.
Tnne 1:52 L-1:51k.
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COuEt al (.intn,s.

FRIDAY Nov. 2S-Ihe court met at II oclcck. Tha
judges were all present.
The argnr ent on the ivateer Armstrong claim (ad.
iourte from yesterday resumed by the Solicit
tor, who had coneaeed his remarks when adjourned
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Tns MISSING Dosros MrncHAyr.-un n n,o,

The MISSING BosroS MERoHASr.-Up to noon
20 COY nothing rev OF material importance has been
bonfn The opinion that he has committed snicile bs
been ssmerbst confirmed by his movements a., ,he
MOI pirg hat Re len hs residence He did oot ate h,s
watch II is thought lhst he deposited Two LETTER. i,
the lost ce after leaving home which was abou, au
hour telofe light, On wednesday morning. The tsle.
graIh ness1ges he left have been ascertsned "a n, ~
Isrii IL Now York advising ttem NOT 10 accet dr.rt
TO the amount uf 80 COO which had been a avn ON te
snd 70, which the money bad been received by Mr. n
hourp on Tuesday --Bnaon Tlorekcr. Nor. "a
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Flour FOR THE CRINfEA.-Within the past ,vro mr.
three eks 20 600 barrels Of our have een mr.
chased by firm in this cit, for the British government
y. e'tnaion - the Cinca This naur has been paid
r. Tie rourd oi hundred and arr tboussad
f.Nsfs - dfoT aareyaissr Nor. 3.
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The LATE Snow SToEM.--The late snow Storm
blew In a violent gale at North Adsus Mass aoa a
building IN of erection for n Roman Catholic
church and which had been rooted In ard p.r,ailv
,hngsc sHs couf le'es prostrx,ed, entaiipg consid
crrte los pot nc contractor.
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The following table gives of the vessels
harbdrs Of New York Boston. and Baltimore The 2n inst
Charleston. Savannah Mobile and New Oricans toe
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The Fl Dorado arrived at Havana the l4th instant
from Aspinwal whence she sailed the 8th She had
ninety three passengers
Our Nicaragua correspondent has sent to US, by the
way e Hayana the annexed letter.
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ARRIVAL or THE OCEAN BIRD.

gne Week Later from Cr5n-G uick Trip of
aap D,enn Btfd--Sesvs from Nicarag qua
The WALKER Gps nment.
lie uew steam hip ocean Bird Captain Graham, ar
t,v 81 Lis port leteTday ffon New Orleans and Ha
yaua she eft the later place the Goth instant
We haye received The following par tieuars OF the trip
II tle Oefsn Bird from Capt Graham
STE .NsgIp OCEAN BIisu
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LAUrcnED-At Rchu ond Ne. by Mr. T q Pear. Jr. 81
peyor ship o. about 600 owned by the builders and Mes
Cram Perey Portland.
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A. & il no doubt be gratifying 10 you and many of
,e Of your paper TO learn the result Of the
steam SLIP ocean Birds lrst voyage take great plea
sure enaipg sou abridged account Of the same =:
rse shp eft the anchorage OF the Battery Friday
he ID 81 II o'cocs arrived IN the h.rbor OF Haya
he 6th after pleasant passage of four days and
lur hours sailed hence the Sth al $3.50 z. NJ aud
arrived New Orleans the 10th instant making the
san FROM Havana 20 the Beze in olty hours against
strong southery current and $50 from the Belize to
New Orleans, eft New Orleans the 18th With full
aTgo ofwheat and -four and arrived at Havana the
lIu after passage OF two days and six hours left the
latter port at $3.50 r. d. on The evening Of the Goth inst
pased Cape Hsteras the % and the morning of
the 4Ath finding the strong head winds and high
which had ,uuntered since leaving Havana ncress
ing and that wanted about i've of coal OF being
able reach New York concluded TO stop at Lewis
town and take on board few TONS accordingly haul
ed oc the Capes of The Della ware whore received
the desired quantity and sailed again for New York; and
Notwithstanding the severity of the head winds and
encountered, snd dey at the Delaware Breakwate
made the passage in four days ana eighteen ours In
ordinary weather the passage you'd have been
pished in three days
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FRENCH ADvxRTusKnKsrs

NE BALofhE, DE sOYES AGE, DESIRE ~ PLACE.
u dans une camille smsrcslne, ellie parir bi.a at
glns ellie salt couire iae " mknage sogner les ensn
parier asee eur 10 nnsais q asAnd Sadrcsssr No.
Rose
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THE ATRlCAlI.
A CADENY OF yUsIC.--
"A FAREWEi.I HENEEIr OF


A CADEMY OF yUsIC.-
"A FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
q r % q h ii. A X EFT t, So,
kETREMESr
The committee having in charge the preliminary arrange
ments Tor Ibis well merlted testimonial worth and
ofthe VETERAN AcrOk
whose name IL presented for last and parting token of
the appreciation In which be has held by public
general the patrons friends Of the drama and
HALF A CENTURY,
the highest saaction announcing that the kind
cooperation of majority OF hs professional
" BRILLIANT ARRAY or TALENT
They mainly indebted in the bringing together In the le
Ultimate and time honoref productions oi
sHAKsPERE AND SHERIDAN,
the OF the broadway and Walscks theatres the
latter whom also generously tenders his personal aid, and
FIRST TINE THIS SEASON
The propreors OF the Museun, the Bowery the National
theatre, Ac., have also cheerfully responded.
THEGHAND COMPLIMENTARY DRAMATIC FETE
will lake place above, on the eyeningof
TuLspAY. NovExsEn -,
and VIII commence with sbakspere's
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
To be followed by vocal and instrumental
pfvERTisEMErT, BY POPULAR ARrIsTES.
To conclude with shsrdsn's
SCHOOL f0R SCANDAL.
The pieces viii combine In their disposition the
nA"''' " EMINENT PERFORMERS
whose could be made available and will form comb
ACKNOWLEDGED EXCELLENCE
The particulars IN future bills and Advertisements.
ONE DOLLAR.
No charge reserved places keats and tickets be
procured al the music stores Of HALL SONS. JUL-
llHs.
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COSMETICS.

n'CAHERONH RECEIPTS ENABLE COysONHRg TO
IL prepare al the following one oAghih The
usual oo~-lquid har dye Byxansn hair dye Peruyisa
shampoo liquid brighton hair blon OF
dsoass. = belle White freckle Ioaoo, pondre sabe den
Gre pofnAde &C. fficf ol the only Dor sae
~ Brosdvayg ns and 30 Bowery "a sIs an 49, ~,
Grand street; z, and z3 ud~a 81 sp srrsf 80
~ hehiA avenue ~ l5s AtAnie sni - w FnJo
sute FRI tlyn ~ p. rHrsf ~ faa VI rttr Il y = 1900.
Aaceas n D'IAhsEVA, az Columbia s1re.t lis0,sIle
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MISCELLANEOUS

a. -nn PARTNER WANTED. IN A HIGHLY RE-
pCDU. specialize business, where DO capital = required
d. bus,ne man this chance. None others
taken FOR par apply At c Franklin House between
and O'Clock. z. =. 1oohh.
nRY GOODS FROM AUCTION AT fkARLf HALF
pr1eeselng OF seiag OF. selling outfhe subscriber
having taken another GRAND street which he intends
occury soon he is now Offering his extensive sork Of dry
goods great bargains Cal early ana secure great pa
gain. ANDREW q. cOLBf, - IhriAVenh'.
rrOYs TOYS CUTLERY; BRITANNIA, CHINA AND
other wares house furnishing go9is baskets. rocking
torses brushes SILVER plated knives forks aud spcous 80
variety d Bowery a. l0ls DC ock lis DAY The
enire s,ock viii be sold % cose he husipcss
~ ). uIGLEI., Aucuoncer
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Va. Clnuusrn 70 MARY E., daughter Of tho late ". p
cessrt, Of this city.
At STAFFORD, Vermont, Tuesday even ng Nov. O. BY
ths Rev Q. b. Drake ISAAC " HOLMES, OF this city, To
sARAH NJ daughter Of John Buzzee Esq, Of the former
nlaae
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q BILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE-AIL IN PERFECT
order been put hi'ie used Inquire OF HENRY -. FELL
TER, $50 Broaaway, corner Of Prince street.
billiard TABLEs-wE INVITE BuyYYs To carr.
- and examine Invented cushions superior eas
ucity and correctness OF angles which have
satisfaction. Trimmings fJr sale the lowest pri
GRIFFITH DECKER, billiard table manufacturers W
Ann street. - -