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II f. AL ESTATE

IL II "A l. T. = IA ATE
of which the late Thomas II. Horsev and Mrs
Ellenora H0rsey. died SEIZED consisting of
1. The Brick House, or Parker nronertv
situate in Millington, on Cypress street. adioi1'
nag the lands ofJohn E. Cacy and Il. C. Rino-
gold, Esqs. The lot contains about 10 or II
Acres. The Dwelling is a large two.storv. in
good repair, with fine back Building and
hitchen; stable, carriage house, &c. The ward
is nicely shaded, with the best well of water in
the town. The garden is fine and in good or.
der, and we'll inclosed. The situation is one ot
the most desirable in the place. This propertv
Is under perpetual insurance in a Responsible
office.
Z. The Yellow House, or Reese Property. n
two story Frame Dwelling and Kitchen. in tol.
cradle repair, with stable, carriage house. &c
There Is a good garden attached to this proper.
~ and adJolns the Brick House property above
described.
8. Frame Store house, on Sassafras street.
adjoining the property of DIR. WIN. b. Crane.
j. Walls, and others. The stand is an old and
desirable one for mercantile business, being in
the centre of the said town.
T. A Frame StOrc-housc, on Cypress street.
ADJOINING The property of McsSrs John f. ard
no'''aS stewart ms property might, with
=, T,PN"S0' "0 Co"'ert"d INTO Dwelling.
D. Known as" The Commons Lott" contain
ing ABOUT Acres ON Cypress street, and run
nng back to the river. The soil is Iiobt and
adopted to the raising of early marketing. Sc
q. About II to Is Acres of Meadow land
situate in Sand Town, in Queen Anne's comfy
adjoining the property of Messrs. r. S. Roln6
E. e. Massey and others.
The Terms of Sale, Area credit of six
twelve and eighteen months from the dav of
sae' payable in three equal nslalments. with
interest from the first day of January nexr. TO
be secured by the bond If the purchaser. with
security to be approved by the Trustee.
john Lee Esq, will show the property 10 any
one desirous of seeing it. '
GEORGE VICKERS, Trustee.
Chestertown, Nd, seplG-ts
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The Gubernatorial Candidates.
MR.. BUCKMAsTER ON THE sTuMp.

"" DOOhmAS TER ON THE STUMP
AT meeting of the " PeopIe's par,yu :,
"ui'ng'sn, on Saturday last, after Messrs.
Comegys, Fisher and Morris had snoksn NJ.
Buckmaster was called for, and f re- ed IN ,aLo
the stump. His speech was short. ni,bv 80
loudly applauded. Not beng much accnston,-
cd 10 public speaking, and being at that time
enurelJ unprePared, he acknowledged himself
IN tight place, and frankly Confessed tba, he
remembered but one time IN his lite, when he
was 10 one OF like nature, which was n time in
ms young days when he visited u yosng Indy
one evening with serious inteniiousS 2 III
speech on tFat occasion was, however coro1,I
~ prepared and committed TO memorv hn, -
MS modification, when seated bv The e;do oe
TINS lady love-" he made the attemot 70 do
HVer IL ne found that he could not Remember
one WORD and IN his confusion and terror ha
asked her " she iooutd haze him for her Gov.
Sasoh;'! 'hnd now" said he, 81 do not
know 'hat can do better than ask you gentle.
.ne" ~ 'ne H same question. IVW you hare me for
your GoUernOr! The sequel OF the ,ncido,, I
have related was that the Young I.dv snoe".oi
me lor her governor and every thinG bas sinoo
worked iogethet for cur good, and n vonr rarI.,
snail De 10 the affirmative assure von ,ha,
every thing on my part shall be done IN nro.
once lhe same happy result" (Storms of an.
Sach is the incident as related here. Now !,
strikes US that as Col. Whitley and Mr.. Morris
nave agreed to stump the State together. II
would be well IT the GubernaIorial Candidates
,ou. mou'a 40 me same. Dr. Burton has spent the
most OF his life In the practice of his proca.s;nn
eu asu no more accustomed 10 making speeches
.nah sir buckmasier. Thus the mslcI, uonId
De TAR one. From either one of ,be,~ 'o ~.
saouid expect to hear good, sound, common. mn
vanished sense, which is just the thing ,ve Ja-
sire 10 hear. As Mr.. Buckmaster has me, Wit |
sScn 81 applause for his maiden campaign sneech
o. course u will be expected that ho will send
Tue enaiienge.-Peminsular News.
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CHOICE OF GIFTS!

nNEAI AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE.
No. 203 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
where The Gifts. consisting of JEWELRY. &c. and
lars are always on Exhibition. in Ample SHOW Gases
Cur New Descriptive Catalogue, containing large va
Tety ol Books III every department of Science and
Literature, (ai OF Which are sold at regular publishers
prIces and explaining our New and 0r;ginoi S",n,n
ol allowing every purchaser his own choice of Gi0s
ana selling forth unequalled inducements 10 Agents
VIII I've sent post paid, to any individual, Oh applIca
ton Address, ff''"
July 226m No. 293 BroaJwoy, SnvI yo,L
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" W The house of George w. Fl cks in Ma,
A'sen was entered on Sunday wL,la ~ :. :. .,S t,ew
were at church. and robbed Of San, io "e "y aamny
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court
OF Kent county, in equity, the undersigned will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder. on
9th of October, 1858. nt II
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Tavern-porch of MIR.
James Elliott, 10 the Town of Millingtsn, in
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Seed Wheat.

Mediterranean Seed Wheat-tbe product Of n Iote
Importation that has far escaped The ravagcs Of the
Fly. For sale by WM. II GILPlN.
auI!I4t Broad and Prime sts Pha
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a So rs ~ an
Fail ArrangemcD

rail- Arrangc mcnt.
ON and alter Monday. Sept 9th, the
- g. zssszss STEAMBOAT PILOT BOY
Capt WA ). BALL, will leave Long Point for Ph,la.
&c phia' Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. al
clock A. NJ Returning leaves Chestnut ST Wharf.
Philadelphia Every Tuesday, Thursday and Sotnro,
at O'Clock, VI touching at Deakynes Landing'
Port Penn, Delaware City and New Castle go;nS
and relu ming. @r STAGES from Dover, Smvrns
ana Lepsc' connect with the Boat at Long Point
AXE from Long iontor Deahyne's Landing rs Cents
Port Penn, Delaware City d New Castle. so :.
&5-DlNNER provided ON Board anil
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a elegant assortment of Shetland Wool
and Zephyr, for sale by r. & NJ. A. OFPLEy
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MiddletOwn Academy,
Delaware.
A Select Boarding and Day School for Bov,
and YOnnU Mon

- " D0"HuIIIB uHu Duy SCHOOL Tor Bows
and Young Men,
JAMES ID. MCDOWELL, PRIEcrPAL.
NE Winter Term will commence on the First
Monday Of November, and close about the 25ib
OF March, The Principal pledges hIs undivided a.
lehlOn 10 bis pupils. Suitable Teachers are engaged
70 asslst The number Of students Is limiteJ' an,
me attention 0i those who contemplate sendsn their
sons or wards To Academy is respectfully inviteI
for particulars apply eary to the Principal as above
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TO the Ladies of Kent Comfy
mount VERNON RECORD"
A Paper published in Quarfo Form. The frs, o,
eperN LLnnLL nj PLiLu.LoL.L:- -. =

a..
chief purpose 10 which the Record, will d.vo,,
sel Is the advocacy of the noble cause Of the mr.
G'ase Ol The washington domain hy the Mt Vern,,,
LauleS ASSOCIATION OF the UnIOn 10 this end il vii
seek 10 lncte and stimulate exerons throuobnu, evo
portion of the land. We are a blessed AMI "a
people and II behOves us To Weld some o,hIo n,;
dence that there does exist within he no,uIo1 bon - 49,
All us srehglh and power true and gpnerous Mario,
Isih' Wat needs only an OCCASION 6 call or n NJ,
~ mahllest lselt IN ready zeal To helm f,rvar,I H.
cOnhirYs glory and its cnuntry's good "
Ihe mount Vernon Record Will give eocb montb
such detaIls IN regard 60 the Ope raons OF the ladies
AssocihIIon as may seem 10 interest the ueone onI
utecl Iheir minds TO earnest sOlictude far tbot
great anu conmeEdabe purpose seeks TO accomplish
TWIN contain well collected series of thonghts
sehuheh's and opinions upon Washington as Ihcv
nave Deen at various tunes expressed by naser n;n
and VIII be repertoire of historical anner,oi
Tag 10 ine country and Of interesting subjects onec
uoles Nc' illustrative Of the Father of his Coun,r,
anu nose noble c0mpairOt spirits, who SO (earessiv
"eu WIN him ~ Inc struggle for our IndepenJence
ils Columns VIII also contain poetic and m,sceone
GUS niaer with lists Of names as cOnIrIbuo,s M ~
r una. ana Tor the Gold Mounted Washug,nn Po,,,o,
ana throngh whose patriotic influence surb nomo,
were collected. 'u'" Hahes
Frlnted handsomely upon fine paper, il will form in
.he tWeIVe numbers volume Of most interesting ma
Ierlai Tor agreeable reference. No adyersemeni no,
mltted IN its columns. Pe'-
great good will be obtained bv evervope subsc,;h
ing for the "Record as all over and above ,s c'.,
VIII u, go TO The and Of the Mount Vernon Fund
lerms SIOO per annum. invariably in advance
Address, S. F. WATSON.
For Mt V. L. A. ofthe U Ph,a '''o" i'ecord'
July 22 '5S-6m
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ron 81
,ALNEsioA Noy q RI preyions bark Convoy nrowel,
toa ih MUSES. sis". @ &C., Rosrn S.w
u por, 22J ssp v II wharion, Moss for Antwerp; and
aosfs nE Dec SRI brig range Tsnssr Pe"aoo
so o nsos d r pshae 90 FOR %
d RS s h Asn ss rssy sSr Nm o
ooocale do for Fire Island sSsna Vista Han AMI Mary
do Tor NJ ork Emeine + Potter Harlow Haowen for do
SID briss New wor Molnpkus Baldwin; schrs las Bar.
phin sa"rSsrs Garland i'rsner wo Bartlett BE Z.
ihsrine hrai Al liver harriet hyan, VIM hamnsond W
3D. ane sid hr!g CON modare Stewart Bishop George
town -. for ortiand schrs ,ieorse Edwart iak.r Pha
o pr r sa s oe S esm ran no .p' chrs
Pierce zaa,s Cullen Freds Han Challenge s- wlans
M.,s M"rs Lawss Emsne , s1 IN port scrs H
TTI%WaiIxS. ,ia&T Dec tiS'+ SMSa,,ss bark
has SYsi odessa Farsos Asyre Josiah o Out ~
csnEselI ass Morse and 'os Fish new, Young, rhoaas
tor ne rsl ,ins Gm nasn gre%sn nas Mary liam
Ha,ans shrs Smith Biohen Ruatan NarrTg anse Hail.
2oh-Arr steamer Texas Wilson, Indanola via Galveston
,hps Crown rom Griffin and Frank aynie. Randall Phila
Sy sss Tsses s5 Jerysy Work
yarnc from Eodee; NARY M"sha from NYor So' SM
Tooie. rcm Boston Maria dtaan, from the Ned
teranean schr Red Fox from Tan pico Cd ships hea
Gay, and Pesdes Mirsow, liverpool Gaena Lenyit
York bark octa Thomas do; schr Major Barbour, Thomp
Havana
Towed 9th ships Robinson johnson; 2sth
Amana and Marquette. brig Talnlah. schr Petes;
ships iourg Fam Shswmu and Rochnghom bark Industra
brig A y Chapman: srhr Brilhanc.
NORFOLK, Nov .0-Arr sclr Snow Jones, NYork. CID
brig Herald Briggs. West Indies
NEW ~ RlPtFt. Dec 3Arr schr Life Boat Bayley
aeue2 schrs Hiawatfa Iuey and Trident Snow Phade-
phia Enssuh. PeunPel. NYork.
NEW LONDON. Dee s. brig Forrest Cotbe, Cherry
field for Ninrk Sid steamers Island Belle Saunders and
Sheucket, Geer, NYork.
PORTLAND. Dec Arr bark Emma Chase Haven Ha.
via Bomes Hole brgs Harp Sears
lrnkwater Nfork scts Nandaia Alien do tazke Dyer
Eartol kalmore Mary Ann, Bryant, Calais New York
Franklin Treat new, irea Frankfort for Philadelphia I'D
bark Fridge Woodbury. Naanzas, brigs Sarah Ianoas
ter and Mercy Cousins Lancaster Havana; Benguea
pies. Naianzss.
RICHMOND Dec 3-Arr schrs Allen. Baker Boston;
Sarah Parker Rogers. NSofk Sid schr Eliza, JONES'
Nloik
SAVANNAH Nov 29Arr ship Iowa. Jones, Mobile for Ia
ver col out in in distress before reported bark
Po.ys NYcrl schr Iangdon Gilmore Chase Boston. Cid
lrics tlen HAYDEN King, Havana, Maria y tfsr) do.
WASHINGTON, DC, Dec 2-atr schr Dashng Wave, Ben,
melt tastpofL
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has been favor of rather higher prces the following
table will show.

There has been however but little business done aud
that has been wholly confined to the members Of the
board and few street spectators outside No purchases
for investment are being made in any Of the
speculative stocks. The public is buying a
few State bonds and some of the best class
of railroad bonds, as, for instance, the Harlem
and Hudson mortgages, and the first mortgage
bonds OF the Gaena Rock Island and the Michigan roads
Some money has been put into various enterprises
which have lately been introduced TO the board as,
for instance the two stone comprehensive Dorches
ter and the Abert--the American Guano Company, &C.,
&C. Judging from the reports the real brokers,
heavy transactions have lately taken place in real estate
up town, which bids fair to advance in value Bot far
can be ascertaned there has been buying Of rail
way stocks speculative bonds for investment Brokers
confess that for every hundred shares Of stock which they
purchase for outsiders, they employed TO sell two
hundred for the account Of parties who bought long
and who induced to sell at loss rather than
the risk ola greater loss hereafter The wisdom policy
strongly impressed the public mind by study first,
Of the of the money rket, which be
easier and in which, therefore, is reasonable to expect
less distant period, approach toward
strngency which would naturally render it less easy
bypohecae stocks would throw into the market the
large blocks of stocks known 10 be deposited
curty for cheap loans and secondly by thorough
animation OF such reports those which the New York
Central is making which the managers Of that
pretend to show that they earned as much money in
1878 when their gross earnings only So 00o
and their fares and tariff nordnatey low they did in
1861 when their gross earnings IS 900 o00 and
their fares and tariff nordnaely high II to these two
causes, first, the conviction that there be
better time than the present to SELL and secondly,
the overwhelming evidence against the general integrity
Of railroad managers that the present steady and gradual
flow Of fancy stocks from the outside public the
is to be ascIibed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY Dec. Sc p. NJ
Again have to report duh week, the whole, in
circles though mercantile houses dong
something and leading articles Of merchandise pro
mise well for the future The most unsuccessful alven
lures the fall trade expectations Of American
brcadsturs, which probably in almost every instance
have resulted in loss to the buyer this side This
arises has already been stated from the very poor
quality Of the years CROP caused partly by accidents be
yond human control, but likewise, in a measure, by
skul agricultural methods Our farmers another year,
think Of growing sound grain, and less Of SOW
ing additional There Ia quite enough land under
cultivation at present. If be udciously aud economical
iy cultivated The low price nj which American bread
stufs being sold abroad and the little encouragement
that exists pres Mt export them will make serious
agns, the United States when the trade tables of
the fiscal year 1859 be made ont. Flour and
grain during the week have been generally dull, without
change of price. been inactive spccula
generally to expect holders TO make CONCESSIONS
and this market hardly any transactions have been
ported during the past week The receipts the ports
$50 997 bales against 5o9,s9s 10 date in
1851 and $40 $40 10 date 1856 More money
gone forward 10 New Orleans and other Southern ports
during the week for the purchase Of bills. Thus Far.
prices favor tho planter and there has been holding
back Of any part Of The crop in January, when reliable
estimates Of It's amount before the public, aud ship
ments 60 abroad freely, further decline may probably
be expected. The groceries market has been quiet
throughout the week. Teas nrmor, with.
out transactions Of moment, snFars very
steady, with tendency toward animation ,
tho stock on hand on LIST inst only 1882 hhds.
against rs $40 date last year Provisions have
been quiet fair prices; the stock Of beef hand
Ist December was 46,492 bbs, against 1905
date last year Of pork 30 Sol bbs against $500 Coffee
Is duh IN the dry goods matke there has been little
business DONE but the importation from abroad has been
large being 81 36s $50 against s5445O6 wcc last
year and the whole impor, has been thrown The
ke The stock Of goods and merchandise generally the
hands OF country dealers must be the present time
very limited indeed, but, general rule with such
exceptions sugar the stocks held this city above
the average al this time OF year. We have alluded
brealstus, provisions 6c. the fac, s shown by
the tobacco returns. OF this staple held year at
this date blTa hhds.; the stock on band present ia
10 21o hhds.
The import movement of the week has boon largecon
sdcrab larger that Of the corresponding week last
year and very nearly large that o. tho correspond
ing week Of 1856. The exports owing TO the small de-
nand abroad for American breads,us DO not compare
favorabIy The following the comparative custom
n.o All
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Williamsburg City News.

DARING HicHwAY RosHKRy.-on Friday afternoon, while
Mr. VIM Bennett and his wife proceeding along the
Myrtle plank road in carriage, and when about
mile from Jamaica, they stopped by three men,
and robbed Of dollars in money and some jewelry.
The place where they attacked is hollow part OF
the road with woods each side. The three persons
ont Of woods One seized the horse by the head
and the other made demand for their money Mr..
Bennett had dollars in change which he gave up and
Mrs Bennett compelled To give up her purse contain
ing seven dollars also bracelet ana her rings. Upon
getting these, the robbers made of through the woods,
of them dischargng a pistol as he went away, but
which did not take effect Mr.. Bennett had $3.50 in his
pocket and $500 in notes, which not by the
robbers, neither were two gold watches which we're
about the persons Of Mr. and Mrs Bennett.
MnsNc-A young girl, named Amelia Rice, aged fifteen
years, left her house. "A Pitt street, on Saturday night
November a. and has not been heard of since last We'd
nesday, when she in a lager bier saloon, in
Grand street.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.



Foreign end Domestic Malta
rlAK ~ CLOSING fas REV oFEICn-
DcunsrU. .. rnth-Aib any, Buffalo and Osnanas.
North and West way nah .......... 81 4 n
Westarn mail VIA Erie RR Sh A. NJ snd r N
South and south~sst~sn
S Ss.s man. b. railroad * 4. 4 AND AND IN
by slaaInboat. r n.
CA-YckEIA.. By steamer, vs Panama, Monday
TSe Overland Maj for california leaves :, Ions
every Monday and Thursday. at a. n Letters
designed tc- WAhoud he marked "cvsrisnd s@
o. Iotna"
s. LAKE. CRY The Overland from Joseph (No) 70
Salt Lake city, leaves NJ Joseph avary
d4y a. A. NJ Letteye should re mark ed
Overland, wa ST. Joseph"
30 PACIFIC ny steamer wa faoams Monday,
aAyA.A... by s.eameI Caaawba, Monday, De
MxxIoo Fsom New Orleans by steamahip Tenn essee
the ls and 18th of each month Letters should be
placed In the Once at New York six days pre-
vious 10 the above date.l
EUROPE. BY steamship Africi. Wednesday, i .
A VIII be seen that the time closing The arlernoca
bern and Western mails has been changed y soeoek,
balf hour earlier than usual This win probably CO. nnus
during the winter.
TIME or CLOSING AT TIE LONDON oFFiCH
NprA ..... The Overland Mall toluws Via Mar
settles, the ID, 9th 18th and 2h.o OF each month
Via Southampton 4tb, 18th and a,tn touching ~
Gibraltar, Malta Alexandria, snez a. d Aden
ton ath and ath
AusrRALIA Via Marseies th9 10th Via south
Amp,0b and Suez Yah
MAURrTus. Via Alden 4th Etb u the month
Brazil. Via Southampton On the 9th OF the month
L. When the date making the Indian and Australian
malls London falls Sunday thew made th
oveprc previous
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change on Europe should rise eighth TO onequarter,
some bars would be shipped TO Liverpool present the
best bankers exchange rules at 1924 " which
leaves no margin for shipments of specie. Mercantile
bills on Europe (sterling) held at 1854 lo9 francs
at 5.l5 5l7h. Money without change. Cali loans
taken by the brokers' and freely offered by banks and
private lenders at four per cent The best endorsed paper
with sixty ninety days to run, discounted at the
Very choice snglenamc paper done at ~
5k; while good commercial paper varies from as,
according quality and date. The banks are as usual,
endeavorng raise the rate of interest," but the absence
of employ for money fosters keen competition
between them and their depositors that they make but
little Roadway
The course Of the stock market during the past week
of rather higher prices the following
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Cahawba Buiioch New Orleans Nov r. VIA Ia
30th with 10 Livingston. Crocheron Co
nec lat 6 20 lon 10 & passed barkenne steering south
could not make out her name "a lat 81 ion ~ 70 exchanged
signals with ship Ohio from Hsvfe for Savannah
Ship Ellen Msthda d3ren) Nordenhodt Br men "a days
with dse and rs passengers TO Hcnrchen Unkhlrt Nov
13 lat 40 r. Ion 81 40 experienced heavy gale from
EsE to ", which blew away the ioretnpssil
Brig Enoch Pratt Smith, tai River ballast to master
Schr Amazon (Rr), RYAN, Prince Edward lsane, days
with fl h and Ia Whitman Bros & 90,
schr lnvincihle, Hodgden Calais 6 days
Schr Mountain Eagle Pendletor, kocsland, days.
Schr Gertrude Horton, Myers, Rocklard. dnys
Schr Moses Warine, crowel Portsmouth, MI, days.
sloop Oliver Ames, French, Taunton.
Steamer Delaware, Copes Pbildd. pha.
Steamer Cnrcw. Arey. Providence
Steamer Uspray. Kenney PROVIDENCE
SAILED
Br steamship Prince Albert Galway via st Johns NF tsnd
through the Narrows at 80 aM; ships Fannie Per
ley, San Francsco Constellation, Mobile.
Wind during the day NE.
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II AMoEps DIAMONDS nIAMoNDs-I HERMANN
- 6Cp 4b Broome stree, manufacturers Of diamonds aud
Ore Jewery keep constantly hand large assortment
diamond Je~ery Of recherche patti which beg leave
" call the attention ~ persons desous u purchasing Da
monds, ol8 gold OF silver bought exchange
MAGNIFICENT nIkNoNp-A FINELY weoueuT
w hrlant ~ ~ cHrats, original European In
uAde Nte' = ohefed for sale a great sacrifice kppy
diamond broker, 5l2 BROADWAY y "
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

TOYS Toys, TOYS
Il Selling or Selling Oh
No ~ Division street
The would inform his customers and dealers IN
that he has hand ASSORTMENT IN TOYS and
fancy goods which he Is selling greatly reduced prIces Tor
cash Dealers vii find 10 their advantage give
early call NHN. gOffZ
No. ~ Division street
Chatham square
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SECOND BOARD.


SAftRnAY, NOV. w N.
asHFsIhe sales were limited, At 5%c. for pots. and at
5s.c. a 76c. fer pearls.
pfYAis1tffs -fiour-Thc market was heavy for com.
grades. while the better class aud grades
steady, with fair demand from the home trade. Tho
embraced about 5000 900 bbls., closing within
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Observation-Disclosures.

y RCHlTEC1S-Hr 4 DFDE MARINE ARCHI-
u ects are prepared to furnish plans models specnca
10 and eacniaos together with spar drafts ard deck plane
oil kinds or v.ssel Also plans o docks
8. and 70 superntend the bnnng of amy work Of he
al description T. laying of OF any desired
place ully attended to- office So Beekman street. N. Y.
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AT WHOLESALE.

BALLARD. EHUTk A CO.,
No As Broadway,
New York
WcUld respectfully
toned purchase frs IN this market itnssAadiry
ire general " quite universal prtce adopted Dy
The shoiesaie manufacturers OF u city bL tts eve
months y throwing e stocks open for r-,sing purpoaes
the for sI
cecug The regular retailer the eoutuuG
heir rnston -hey cannot believe either 10 III.
NECESSITY JUSTICE OR PUliDY
o ne but e 'rsry do si believe the ability
o. The trade cf this city b. support at least
pNh 81 RICHLY HHOLskAIE HOUSE.
70 this end they the attention ofaD those IN
,neraeed ~ fbeir gerry 0tnplets stock
Ladies FANCY vURS
embracing richie well comnap yxYeeS
2rhTr' STrriRRs, CAPS C0aTs
GLOVES AMI sASfy HgBhS
al ~ nieh they viii sell to sucb BUYERS as are Inf
competition and legitimate mass