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Daily American organ., 1856-09-06

David Paul Brown, Henry Winter Davis, E Joy
Morris, and French s. Evans, addressed large
American meeting at Salem, New Jersey, on Thurs
day last. The meeting was large and very enthu-
siastic.
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DIED,

In this city on the morning of the 5th inst at the
residence OF her nephew, Col. Albert Miss SALLY
MING, in the esd year Of his age.
In this city on Thursday night, the 4th instant of
mother of Mr. Edwin Adams, Of the National Theatre
in the 5oth year Of her age -
Daily American organ., 1856-09-06

On the evening of the first Monday in October,
N. P. Banks, Speaker of the House of Represent
atives, will address the people Of Chicago upon
the questions involved in the pending contest.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-06

JoHN BELL.-The Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee,
has written patriotic letter, in favor of Fillmore
and Donelson, which was probably read at the
American mass meeting held yesterday at Knox
Vile
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NEW STOVE HOUSE,
SUNRISE AND MORNING STAR |
c. WOODWARD & SON


HAVE opened New Stove, Crate and
IL House Furnishing Establishment, next door
to O. Woodward's old stand, No. 3ls Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10th and 1lth streets where they
will keep constantly hand all the latest and most
approved patterns Of Stoves and Crates best suited
to this market, Also, a large assortment of House
Furnishing Articles. Their leading Cooking Stoves
for this FALL the Sunrise and Morning Star. the
Sunrise at top never before offered in this market
They are so arranged to burn Coal and Wood None
genuine except the bottom plate in the oven is uted
which nsures good baking in the bottom of the oven
which is ventilated through the soveppe. Ithas also
Summer Arrangement attached to the front of the
stove, futed bake ovens and Summer Arrangements
are tie Stooe. They have, also, the we'll known
Morning Star Cooking Stove, which has first rate
bake oven ventilated through the pipe and has also
attached Summer Arrangement and cast iron Roas-
ter, which makes the stove so complete that there
can be nothing more desired in first class cook
stove. None of these stoves genuine except the
above named advantages are attached and Morning
Star cast on the front of the stove and i've stars cast
In the rear of the ham boiler.
They have also very large assortment of the la
test and most approved patterns of CRATES, parlor
chamber dning-room Office and store stoves of ali
Sizes for wood and COAL that the North can furnish
best suited to this market
You will do well to call and examine our assort-
ment of goods, and we will take great pleasure in
showing them We are sure that our goods are very
low, as wp buy for cash.
~ Terms-CASH. sep l-9m
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A&dagat of. r. Qandal.

County Of Washington, ss.-James R. Gandal,
being duly sworn, says, that he is resident of
Fort Edward, in said county, and is personally ac-
quainted with Rev. Michael 0livetti, of Whitehall !;
that on the 2sd day of August last he was present
at the Railroad House, in the village of Fort Ed
ward, in company with the said Olvetti, Charles
Guy, VIM. W. Cronkhite, Charles d. Culver, and
others, when the following conversation was had
In the first place, Mr.. Cronkhte asked Mr. Oil
vetti if he had published in Whitehall paper that
John @. Fremont was Catholic, to which Mr. Oil
vetti replied he had not. Mr. Cronkhite then said,
C thought would ask you If you had said that
John O. Fremont aoas Catholic knowing if you
had said so, you would say 30 again" to which
person present, stranger to this deponent, (but
company with Mr.. Olvetti Immediately said
:" No, yoas deny it," Mr.. 0livetti then said, "I
have said it publicly in the street, and said SO in
the cars last night, and shall not deny it. but did
not authorize any publication Of it" and added g
shall vote for him, and have my congregation vote
for him, and we shall have him for our next Presi,
dent
This deponent has distinct recollection of the
conversation above set forth and the same is true
Subscribed and sworn to this I'd day of Septem-
Der, 1856. J. R. GANDAL.
A. d. WATT, County Judge of Washington Co.
Both Mr.. Guy and Mr.. Gandal are well known
citizens, men of high character and undoubted in
tegrity, and their bare word would be taken by
their neighbors before the oath of any Romish
priest that ever drove a herd of Catholic Irishmen
to the polls.
1t is supposed that Father Olivetti has been in
duced to perpetrate the disgraceful falsehood of
which he is here convicted by the commands of
Archbishop Hughes with whom he recently had
an interview in New York, as we learn from the
Troy Whig
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ADIllNulUN LlU11 INFANTRY,
Down the Potomac River and Chesapeake
BAY TO Ola Point, Norfolk and PORTS
ON THE TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER.
nr.~.S The Twentieth Anniversary
of the Washington Light Infantry lin
place Of their usual mode) will be celebrated by an
Excursion to the above places,
On Friday, September 18Th,
for viewing the
BAY, GOLD OCEAN,"
Visiting the great summer resort
OLD POINT
" FORTRESS MONROE,
THE RIP RAPs,
NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH,
u. s. NAVY YARD,
and NAVAL DEPOT,
The Mammoth Liner
PENNSYLVANIA,
And STEAMSHIP COLORADO.
Withers's Cornet and Cotillon Band has been en-
The meals will be furnished by an experienced ca
terer, (Mr. H. Nater;) and the whole conduct of af
fairs will be managed 80 as to make the Excursion
pleasant and agreeable to all who favor the Company
with their presence.
The safe and commodious
STEAMER P0WHATAN,
Captain Mitchell has been chartered and will leave
her wharf at o'clock P. NJ. and arrive at Old Point
at on Saturday morning; thence to Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Returning will leave Old Point at IL
NJ. on Sunday and arrive at Washington at A. M.
on Monday.
Round trip tickets, 50 so; gentleman and two la
dies, &c. children under twelve years Of age
panied by their parents, no charge; servants half
price.
Round trip tickets to Piney Point, 81 80. To be
had at the following places: Kuhl's Restaurant:
Dyson's Drug Store; Todd Il Co.; Jos. Shillington's
Periodical Store; Powers's Tobacconist; Klomann's
Restaurant; Hamlins Refectory, Capitol Hill; and
of the Company.
COMMITTEES:
Capt. James Y. Davis, Lieut. ]. F. Tucker,
Judson Warner, James Coleman,
Lemuel ID. Williams, Isaac Beers.
Thomas r. Dwyer VIM E. Tucker
aug 2s-2awtd WIN. L. M0RCOE, Treasurer.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

On Monday Epeniag, September stA, 1855.
Will be offered, for the first time in this CITY basn
tiful and heart-touching moral play written and
arranged expressly for
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GRAND
MILITARY AND CIVIC
E X C u R SION

WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY,
Down the Potomac River and Chesapeake
Bay to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports.
mouth,
ON THE TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER
Daily American organ., 1856-09-06

s@ Columbia Typographical Society.---
The regular meeting of this Society for the month of
September, will be held this evening in the Alder
mems Chamber, City Hail. at o'clock
sept g. THOS RICH Secretsrv
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HAVANA.

The Empire City Capt. y. r. 'nho, no" Ne"-of-
leans and Havana arrived mere Oh rh''y i''e"osn'
LET N.w-OrIeans Nov p at J" =. M c'"esed ,he oar
ct southwe,t Par al 81 p m toe same day, and ar
ryed a, Havana at sunrise on the sth, eoaIed landed
er pafs, hgers for Havana, transferred the Caforp"
neil and passrgers for California To the steamship
Gar sde and cf for New-fok a, sunse' the sa"e day.
NothIfg of special interest is noted at Havana, snd
DO foreign men-ofwsr in the harbor at the ne OF
the Empire Citys arrival
On the incoming Of the 9th, while running a,ng tho
Florida shore, saw bark on Pickle Rect, sarvondei
by wreckes asts and sails standing seemed TO hsve
recently gone Oh made her out Cleaner
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,I,HF people, of the STATE Of NETWORK.

by tie sce VI God free and independents 10 al psf.ons
Interested In tie Estate Of ALBERT v. CENT? lo,her-
wise called Charles smith late d hs CITY q New
send greeting You and each of you hereby cited and
required personally TO be and appear bsore gu, s1rso
gaze Of tie County Of New York. at bis office In the City
Of New.York on the sx,h Gay Of Nay De1t. At eleven
O'Clock in The Of that day then and there 70 Stsna
the final settlement Of the account Of proceedng 81
H. sWEESY Public Administrator In tas Guy Of 49, ~
and as Administrator Of the goods cbetes and efeso %
deceased. In testimony whereof, We hsye csnsa We
Seal Of Office Of said Surrogate % he hs.enDto
r.. slWitness, ALEXANDER w BRADFohy VII W. ~.
rosste Of our said County a. the CITY 81 Vow t1s W"
ooh day Of October, in the gear Of our L"ia '"' "
sand eight hundred and 6fty six ,,.ovopn s,,o..,.
NJ lagf~S A w. bhaDrN,. ---
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CUpREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of

SUPREME COURr-ClTY aud COUNT Oh
- NEW-yORK JAMES w. BEEBE, RICHARD K
GAIGHT John HALsEY and AUGUSTUS " tAsr.
MAN Plaintiff, .gsns, OSCAR B0Yp and soHn urxay
n DI NHAM and CHARLES WATSON, Detendants.-sam-
onso the named DefeDd an, You are hereby sum
uoned and r,quired the complaint IA ts ~,sn,
which this 5h day Of November, 1873 hsd In me oniee
OF The Clerk City and County OF New York AZ IN. C
Hal of aid cy and copy Of your 10 tn"
CON on subscbcrs h'ir Office No iol Broad Sy
corner of st. New York City within twenty days amer
the service exclusive Of the day OF such service ana
you fail 10 said complaint within The time aofeshh the
PLAINTIFF In this action win apply 70 the Court tyr The relief de-
pps,ded In he eor1plsintIbsied Nosenrber g. 1855.
PEET 4 NICHOLS, Plaintiff Attorney.
M aulOwS No. 49, Broad way New.fork City.
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pdints, Oils. plass, 81.
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lDAIENI PAIET-Valuabl Invenfions -,

t)AIENT Valuabl.. Inventions -t;raa.
IN PROVEN. MS In PAIN r AID PAINT THISSERi. IRE
Works Ioeaed ;9i:h md C;,es9.s;. ll,Is .-s 49,,
ors Of fsnt pnsdi attention % th. AID vssabs
Pa:'nt Hydrlrun Paint Ipprovr O-utn P,u, 90, h.
.Toeup NArn:h, Oh un Liquor Improved LHeea o. P-;eG,
~, Paint su'h that II will unite With the HyirosuE Var
i'n AID {; oIle particularly aigped M Imitation Of Brick,
Con ices FeIo~ Bans Snd Co.tsz. fJr lc pIrps-s
ma o'r ard ehtsP.r than can b. procured II. ap IA
following shsdcs: Snow Willie Lad CHR Y-ilog O.i-r
Infa'ien Of B'tt Imitation ii Rei Sandstone Chscoats
Colr L.. IT, rseuted Iudtlo OF Brrs iss. 1npst ion
hieIebcs large number Of hnus painted sirh tn In'a
ion Of BHcs 'LIn.d with rL- n yirl-u1l Varui.h BE-
svep, all Of "brb esiy thst nothing prpdu
,gIs,a IN cu" Pne- durability ard beauty OF color. Tie
snd duisby For p'n1s hou-h~ss cas- DOT ~ .q1t
F,ttn,,d Snow wbi,e r. rrnoTzfiPs ca. Pr Pan.
oGJ en- TH 91R0 pG;u; ss ssqeo' b. .r:,s
with ar,- aHouLt of Oh and with such other na'era hat
rrd Dsr Of PreseTynI God and al equally vel ..
aT uicror 20 oil for Is intended purpocs IL Is BE- mixed
eItu,yely with TIE Hydroeu PINT. l. Instances the
MPRc5iD oL ITir PLiXr-TA IA Al 81 Paint pr.
q Ia p1o1ed 1H,ac3 OIL i Iii s65 casS r. eieiy AMI
runtss e1abe.ii bins ccy.red united ws In DE-
fine I ra Il h.. OF 10 S' .are PAW m mSSa m ii
ids PrcyF s c sSo in seo, T. " JOB
esgeeisliy call u s,,epiion II tine Paec
viii our Improved oeam Psnt bat fr ali OIL PAINT. TIL.
liquor so comes cent cheaper than oil aud 7l re' no
dTytIs
IMPROVED LIESEED OIL-This prNprs'ion is far 'u'
pero 70 Oh a. enables the paint spread easier dry quicker
and from cracking Nben IL il used dryers
needed. II particularly adapted 20 all oil paints Paiaers
by oil will n It il surmouu all difficulties
heretofore xpcrcuced in painting Ziac
Beside the above, we slso ranu.acTre Chrome Yellow.
llToe Green hrese and Prussian Blue Nernion sare;
Rec Brunswick Green ard other Dry Color3 generally and
il market. ard will u them cheap any other esao
ncI AID promise them q b. equal not sup nor % any
made here abroad FOR which hope meT; liberal
a. pubic pa Al ees manufactured under the
In mediate supervision If the PTOpGetoT aGd Therefore
ed represented. We invite al wishing further in
formation ~ % the Office address tie urirtoTs b, let.
BREfNlG. GATrMANS & pRErStG
Works siiusted 2i;h and Gr-nt-. Office northeast
of Sd and WoOd.ts where all communications must BE- al
creased For sse ~
RAYNOLD DEvO& Co. 40 1os Fulton-s,. NY
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furniture.

I,NAMFLFD CHAMBER FURNITURE-At
IL H = FAKRjNGTON'S Mandatory WsIerooms, Nos
81 aI1 i8 Wooster 1t, between Grand and BroOme.
ETRNITURE.-Over one hundred SUITE OF rich
il ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE LIBRARY and
CHAMBER do be disposed Of 81 moderate prices My
and others shout furnishing are particularly
To call o.iy and examine for Themselves H. srOSbf No.
SO Broadway door above Spring and al Branch Sore
No "a Sxthsv large assortment OF Cottage Furniture,
Chan solid alnut at 80 limitation a. t1 Library
AID Dining Room, 1t moderate prices
CPLFNDID SUITES of ENAsiELED FUR
- hITuRE, Wholesale and Retail: .
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Galfe hr Sntiion.
An NEVIS sl,1oneo-
.y RAMOS. BROTHER ~ Co.-Tradc- Sale,

s.grRpsY MovDAy. Tuesday md WEDNESDAY
,,,h I3th i,b and I9h Nov, ocock m, each day.
EUST,NtfATI0N II IN . C0rAT CORWlN Library
as,, ,nr,or. and vsluablc B0Oks. TRACTS, AUTO
on pms NANt.~t RIPS. fNGEANlN d. PAIN tiN -
cempre bending immense uhlesc Of B'pEs IN al
81, ,v.fv dspsrtmsut If 'iicnulc
@','ces Of this colc,' may b. bad al the
ssf,roon.s
PARCEL SALE ENcLiIl aiI NMEAiCAN hooks
collection supctbly h'uni and ilusrais Books.
,+sci lgr-c ,orsis c~s ''in BONN " sAbbur &c.. Low
81 - e,her Iorf,r rislrrs win very extensive con.
from nccan fabishvrs clo l. us,rs o
Uobasy Books, auc br1ak, dW-rd - scas,' rll
n ii, WORTHY the sitc tion 81 - ;ra' "a Che public.
C.,sIneltg
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r. H. VILLAINS Alotcu..r
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FTRNTTtrRr

PHILIP r. WILKINS uin eI a. auction on T'frs
DAY, Roy 49, eJ, a. iO o'ciock al NJ 600 U,.stoa he
9u't OF ns admins iainrs OF the estate of J. aNTHOyY
a'oeasco The entire FURNITURE eonsiaedin 81 hor.e con-
hi W rttt @" fsIlor suit" dalton ard tar M ~
ans ana 'hairs ~ boosri.c Fanask cs Casnt C,sn
"IhI- 'hShe'r fuuh1Ic, CHM Glass Wac. A. O..
iRuscah ' he Al the Office 81" The Auctnne.r No n Ws
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> - = -
TIE TURF.

TsIox CorRsE, l.. I.-TRoTrIyS. -F6.hS, a,s-
Ii, I86-Mstel Tor sJ0O; ME hea,s, Ia wsg"n.;
;. Woodruf. :. L. Dandy. .,:......--'-'.'-..--'''i
Tine. .2.J9-2:G
Same Doy-Maich $50 two mile hesds, 10 wagon;
y Woodyys, III NJ Eils TO wascn and driver weshins
Ik-i
1 Wbelply.b m Fanny Fsrr....................z 2
Time. -5:ft-5:Sa
So,ns Doy-M Match 500; mile heais. be, 10 ., in
LaIDers:
Wt..p.sy's ,. m. fsgny F'rn................s
Tine. 2.+I-2.t-R4h
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IN the County Of NewYork AZ the suofaes Once In the
one thousand esh hundred aud 6iy Present, ALEXAS
DER w BRADFORD Surueee.-fn the matter OF the ac'
counting of STEPHEN r. HARRIS suaIdisn ~ LAURA VI
HANKiNSoN an infant On rcaiing aud ding the petition
Of JOSEPH C. TALBOT the nert friend Of the said tAuHh
81 UA.klNSON II 10 ordered that aid STEPHEN X uAk-
RIS guardian and estate OF the said LAuA
NJ. HANKlNSON personally he and APPEAR before ,he
Su,ro County Of NewloTk At his office In the 'y
Of New York on the eleventh day Of February next Al II
o'clock tho forenoon Of that day and render an account ~
his guardian show Why he should
not BE- supsi seeded A. w. bkApFohp' S"tt"ss'e
nR Irwin Sst
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L'OR LIVERPCOL.-Tbe Dew a,d .pieDdd
PACKET hip SIMEON Smith master ','n; :, pr
No North Ry. -ud vii hayr Inar iiA.c iisy.-rh g.. te
.So,s nort For fei-nt pIssa-@ srVy-,
sPOFFORD. riLfSIoN 20, ". - B'o.ir-y.
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CUPREME COURT-In Equity and

- | Is r.
- Comfy of New York JOHN CALLAHAN MANsif
pODIN ana NARY ANN DODiN against JOHN DA'Ef.
Anne Dsycy bis Patrick C. Davuy Louisa Dayey bis wifi,
Ou IN Dayey Ellen Beedem. Elizabeth Callahan Citharine
DIVER Thomas DIVER and Mary Ca harine Oncl Dur
and by virtue order II this Court made in the above
co on The October 1886 notice Is hereby given
10 All p having general lien encumbTsnco nv
ususnt otherwise the undivided ,h"r or IN
er'st Of sny the In the premises hereinafter de-"
scbd to produce 10 me the undersigned the Referee net
IN the aid order before the hE let, d. of Deeenber
next AZ ofec Nilamst in the City ut Newly oh,
proof their otiyo liens and cDenmbpnee tog-thef vii"
evidence the amount due thereon and % specify
the nature eDcumbnces aud the dates thereof
pecvely The said premes described Ia the amended
COMPLAINT action follows All that certain lot peo"
or parcel situate lying and being In the sevenseni
nae T.nb) Ward Of the Cy Of New York and bounded and
described as follows Beginning al The sou'h west corner OF
Houston sud Aen ard running thence sonthwsrdy aong
Nh. wes,v aTdly side Alien hfyeigm 1s fest aud on"
IN inch thence westwaTdy aud parallel with Housons
four inches thence south~ardy ADD pa
lei with Alen-st and eight inehes weitway ana
parallel with HOuston-s,. five feet thence noithwHoy ana
onth.v line OF Houston st. and thence sastwsdly along III"
aid oheTy line Of Housons' the place Of beginning
1S,swSxs HENRY SIcOLL, Referee
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feqal Notices

ATa SURROGATEs COURT, held in and for
~ the COrn'y # NewNoih a. hc SaosaIe. ohee In The
the seventh day % November m The wear
o.. eight HUNDRED aud dy-ss Present ALTMAN
DIR w BRADFORD. Surros,teln the matter ct ,nr a.,
tina STEPHEN X HARRIS, Adminlsi Hor ofLbN ~
NJ HANKINSON Deceased On reading and hn TIE petti,n
ct JOSEPH G. TALBOT the Guardian Of LAURA NJ HAN
klNSON intent of said dereased IL ordered that
said STEPHEN r. HARRIS. Administrator with the viii an
uexed al and sa the goods chae and credits OF me
,sd LEWIS NJ UANklNSON, deceased personally be and
trres before the Suoga OF tie County OF Newfet az his
Office in York the 18th dsy OF February
pert AZ n O'Clock the 81 that asy aud render
INIT OF his proceedings sveh Administrator, and show
cause why he should not be superseded.
ms law mSar A W. BRADFORD Snrrosase.
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Ocean STEAMERS. sc.

i'AIlFOBNIA.-Tbe stes9cr 80 N aoa f.o s .,
so,,b uir,r instead Of 9Th inst, - si's i
~ CIiARIY- MORGAN SONS, NJ Dr. -
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X /. DELISsER AYc,i,ncer
DY IEANIIT. DELiSSER " Co

ID 80 Buadvssy. cf White St. This S.tardtVl
MORNING, Nv. II. Of lN5 osocS:
CONrlNUATIONACCTION SALE OF FANCY 90 DDS
FIc Ga Iantiugs CSfrata aud Par marble ac. as.
EiIucsu aud Roman Vase. ,dcsas, ar,lc!,s of eta 5
tuRIN. ScNu be sod above C. tAcr GROOM a. c. ".
brpU t.on Of lie abuvc yloSO goods close zip
from Naples aL0 G,nos-
The catalogue Cnhra all very large NssDr3nt Of
G'iuaa ono fp, Pr lures H.-i.s aud -abtiy
ch ,i' framed P.ing, foiiau sud C4nas Mtiic Vat.
Bfuck-ts Pedr-tzs VI, Vase. +
Cote ana French China orIasls beautifully piuted K,d
and 'nsTecd atcc IN orm0u md bronze Ft-ncI Br)aI.
w groups Stsur Figures. Also Dresden AL 3,ieai.u
Glassware. sntqu" Gobcts, Pitchers &c. AIS, 20 Clock.
oruoC and bror II daN ornsensd w;b scpnps
and hrures rrrcseutiDg The War Tor Group" The d AIN
Of Harold Group sfags" Laurel Pieces' Faec swan
African and lrdian stsuecs. &c. Aso number % superb
Oil Paintings in richly carved gilt Frames value; large
FIen plate Oval and PeOr Mirrors; Svcr plated Goods
boscd National Designs Jewel Csskcis Dies Ing Cases Csd
Reevor Pitchers Cake Baskets Covered Dshcs TIrecas
Liqueurcs, Dishes. Urns. Tea Pots, SC.
Every article will be sold without
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~ NJ - NTW-YoRK sad LIVER

NEW LINE Of NEW-dOh1h9 anu ri - NJ. rs
e the oG:,ss ne. ca p.sid
a. HEhK1 GA "'.. 40 .Sns cap, Daniel II TrSnsa
oRiEkT .Ss sn: ePi W. Va Carrie.
~. ssa a. I'm. I.rs been sa d s The S's.
nd = q. .a ' .s, M fs r.
lentsnen o. nd s,ery eIsron viii b ND 70 prors
u .srfpi ~ p...enser. md the csuv'ris1ee CT Apps~
Pa ' sshsoS = Ord; TiSEsTos Co. NJ sro~,r
A.''i' IN l,sr ERsaSiasaAws Co, No i'ocrsSiaiie.
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Tbe property t. eeniay located 'n' o
veDionl} hiss'S~ ''' ~ LEOSAID CASE
tsitheSJ RICHARD billiard,
EDMUND CLARK.
r, any Aequaniet with tee gentlemen M.1 nav. eS
80 their opinion % 10 the lae "l th' "a
al d should rely WIN WIN Hss' A. L. HANDY.
esiiIDsies. loiSh'V
Cleveland Nov. }, I1Sa
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i TED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.-TLa ships corn.

The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver EldridHei
Tue BALTIC, Capt. Jo.ePh Comslock
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
These ships have been built BY oontrss espres: or hs
5yeuent .ervce every has been tsken IN their
,rcon IN their engines to insure strength and speed
IND accommodations for passengers are une9uaed TOT
se-arce and comfort. =,
pce OF rssage from HewYorx Liverpool IN hrs. cabin
sls0; in second do, SIS From Liverpool 20 New.fors
md 10 guneas An experienced attached 20 esch snp
40 berhs be secured until paid for The ships Of this Ina
ave improved vatergh, bukheads and 10 avoid danger on
co will rot Cross Banks north OF z desrcss until After 80
fs.c Of August.
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IF YOU have Cough, HoarSeness Loss Of
Voice or Csnsumpon. AZ once "a No as H1dsln
>, and set bottle of tie COMPOUND Strip - SAN
GvINARIA the universal Cush req y You can there con-
Lungs and Chest BARNES PARK, No. Si Bral~ay.
GcncrSl Agents.
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TOR CHARLESTON aud FLukIDA-SEMI-

TOR CHARLESTON aud FLUkIDA-SEMI-
L WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LIsE.-The
aud fs.i-song steamship NaSHL LIE The. Evan, Co
vspd.i wi leave pier Not v r, SATURDAY. Nov. Is
O'Clock m pTeei'ey For freight 'pPy On board ~bel.
sPOFFORD TILE sTON Co, No. - Broadway. The
Cpl pdd steamship MARION. W J. Foster viii
seceed srd l.ave WEDNESDAY. Nov 49, The favoriie
steamer CAROLINA makes regulsr trips land
lnss on the 81 Johns River Florida. connecting with the
s,PAu rs from NewYork and leaving Charleston tt ES
DAY O'Clock p Through tickets to Jacksonville. sSl
% Pnaika. 4S
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NEW-YORK aud LIVERPOOL UNITED
IN STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS tor LiVERPooi'-
The L NJ steamship BALTIC, Jas Comstock Comnanaer
will DEPART the e. = Mails for Europe positively on SAT
URDAY November I'D at II o'clock "a from her berth az we
foot Of Cpa. The Of this line have improved
water light buikheads. For freight passage having UNI
eouaed accommodation. for elegance and comfort apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No % Wsilst
Passengers requested 10 be on board al III am All
must psss through the PoslOhee; any others VIII De
returned. 4.
KoTICE-The 81 freight from Liverpool to New-fork
reduced -Four Pounds per un until iune no
flcn
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DoyAy EYE BALsAM.-This celebrated

pOMAN EYE BALSAM.-This celebrated
with sra success BY dtn suished Oeulst darios bong
prot cuA career AID BE- couade Nv rclet nPon az IN"
lt. .e tba b. used In wheic the Eysls an.
Haec almost ike magic IN r,i'eSins all Irritation anu
usuav ,aect. pete al 81 atew sPpsaiions . -
rIcIsr, suG slid By A. Is. ID SANDS D'nSsss No ~"
Fuitou-st New York
sod ts Ugk'sis soueraNy.