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Jersey Annual Conference d the church. died nj his
rcstdcpc< in HAddoDt-id N. j. Thursday the 81 inst
al O'Clock Ho IN the reveo fourth war u his
are and has becn the ministry forty ak yesrs lis
funeral will take place from the Haddonncd N n church
90 Monoa. the 7th met al t~o O'Clock, r. NJ
INV CHURCHES.
Some months since the Trustees of Plymouth church
adversed Tor plans fors church " be erected ia
BROOKLYN for the Rev. Henry Ward 3eechor. They re-
ccyeo twenty sets Of se-rns from architects ia all
parts OF the Union des,gn soot An BY Mr. Charles Dug
gin, OF New York, has been adopted and the build
ing Ia he erected under his snpsrntnd.nce The do.
slGps we're placed on exhibition Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday OF last week, and visited by many Arohtacts
builers and others Interested IN tho Tae
auditorium Is u give places In the pe~s for thousand
personsan unprccedcnted number this any other
country. Ihe nsw church IN 81 erection IN
London for the Row Mr. Spargeon gives for only
tc over three thousand, with standing for about
two thousand more
Tbs effected pane are arranged in q very economical
manner, both with reference the disposition pcws
and the arrangement OF the Mr. Dugsn plan
with reference 70 the amount money disposal o
Tho trustees Tho principal 'front.' Montague street.
consists Of two towers, connected with arcade Tho
sides and the Remscn street front plain appear
ana ornamened some what So, presume, the trus-
tees arc prepared 10 increase the OF
which, IN their Statement 70 architects, placed u
$l26 600.
Ih0 house o. worship erected by the Congregational
church in STAFFORD, Conn, Rev L. Swan, pastor
dedicated on Thursday, Oct n. II Is q commodous and
tasteful edace, built In the form OF cross AMI capable
OF seating about 800 persons The cost withs $2 900
Deoicaory prayer was made by tho vcaorabe Dr. Hcw,
OF Bridgeport and the preached by Dr. Storrs Of
Brooklyn.
The now church Of tho Divine Unity In Boston, Uni
tartan, was dedicated on Sunday evening last
second synagogue OF Jews has been organized In
BOeton, under the title OF I" Adas Israeli
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Coronors' Inquests.

MELANCHOLY CAsx OF SUICIDE. Coroner Jackman held
inquest on Friday evening at No l4l West Tenth street,
upon tho body or Martha A. Nicholas old lady who
committed suicide under somewhat melancholy circum-
stances Deceased appeared quaroed with her daugh
ter about some domestic matter and became gricvcd
about some remark that madc that she determined
commit selfdestrucon rather endure the repetition
Of such scene Accordingly she repaired tho drug
store Of Thomas Chambers, of Hudson and Ham
mond Streets and purchased cents worth la1da-
num- and then returning to her home, swallowed the
tents of the vial In short whilc afterwards deceased
was discovered to be quite ill., and apparently dying
condition Medical assistance Immediately procured,
and every effort was made to the life OF the unforu
nate woman, but in van She remained speechess for an
hour two after the arrival Of the physicians and then
expired The jury in this rendered verdict of sui
eide by taking audanum. Deceased sxty-lve years
Of age and was native of New York
An UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowNED-The body Of an
unknown man about thirty Of ago found
cd at the foot Of Dcy street yesterday morning Coroner
Schrmer held an inquest upon the body. Verdict
"Found drowned" Deceased was about five feet eight
inches in height had black hair and whiskers and was
about medium seize. On the person of deceased was
found brass key, attached to which a check with
"Pufsers room" stamped upon it, also several other
keys, paddock and some Brooklyn ferry tickets.
An UNKNOWN WOMAN FOUND DRowsKD.-The body Of
an unknown woman in an advanced state Of decompo-
sion found drowned at the foot Of Roosevelt street
yesterday Coroner Jackman held an inquest upon the
body. Verdict-"Found drowned"
FATAL AocDENT.-COroner Schirmcr held an inquest at
the New York Hospital the body Of John Dowdecan
native Of Ireland aged sixty four years. who was acct
denally killed by fagstoDe falling upon him while be
WAS engaged IN making excavation at the corner of
Church and Fulton streets Verdict in accordance with
the above facts.
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Commerce OF Mobile.
MoHIin, Nov. II, 1862
Exports Of the week, 81, 0SO,5S5.


Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 1859.
Stocks steady. Pennsyva State fvcs, % y Reading
Railroad. ls%; Morris Canal, 49, Long Island Railroad
1oA Pennsylvania Railroad, 38.
NKw ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1859.
The advccs by the Hungarian caused advance of
&c. In cotton market; sales today 1000 bales mid
ding NJ 1870. II hc sales Of the week, coo bales
year exports OF the week bales total exports this
SEASON 800 goo bales stock in port 286 00o receipts ahead
f last year Ill 900 bales; receipts at all Southern ports
12t coo bales Sugars steady at 6c 63c for fair to
Iuy fair Flour advancing and selling at IS rs IS 87n
Pork steady AT $l5 So Coffee 6rm at l02ic. 12Hc.;
sales of the week, 500 bags sales today, 5000 bags
Cudug the Lgon cargo at IL Nc imports Of the week,
"A 500 bags against II 900 bag last year.
MoBrIg, Nov IL, 1859.
Coston-Sales 20 day 1900 bales mlddling l0aIc Sales
d the week 10, $50 bales Receipts OF the 80 900
bales against r. 900 do last year Receipts ahead OF
last year ~ 200 bales Freghts 10 Liverpool 916d Ser
ling exchange 81 per cent premium.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, 1869.
Flour steady. Wheat firm: sales 20 900 bushels Corn
frm white Soc SIC yellow Sac. SIC. Provisions
steady Mess pork SIS u.s. prime Sill bacon loo. Whis
key steady
PnIADEtrmA Nor. 10 1859
Flour quiet Wheat steady. Corn actve--old yellow
fOc. Oats steady at 400. 4s Rio coffee II &c. 2sc
Mess pork Sl6. whiskey steady at 261Sc. 271ac.
BrFyAo, Nov. 12-lP.M
Flour quiet and steady Whoa, o. better but less
active. ~hskey duh and nominal at 25c. Canal freghts
dull, and parties apart Imports to-day: 100 barrels
hour, 5000 bushels wheat q 900 bushels oats Is 600
bushels barley. Exports: 1000 barrels flour, rs 900
bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels corn.
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Married..

EEREy--fSDERs.- wednesday, Nov. ., at the Dutch
Reformed church, in King street. by the Rev Cornelius
nemarest MIR. HENRY j. EBRFy 10 Miss EMMA, youngest
daughter OF solomon Enders, Esq.
Albany and California papers please copy.
BUrToN-VAN NRss.-At Grace church. Baltimore,
Tuesday, Nov. l. by the Rev. DR.. Coke HENRY HUTroS,
Of Washington, g. and META ~ Van NTss daughter Of
Lieut. Col Z. Van Ness, United States Army.
GABuRRl-AyIwARD.--On Wednesday, Nov 2, at St.
Matthews church, by Rev. Father White, Dr. LEONE GA
BrRm, OF Washington, TO ADA B. AYLwARD, formerly of
New York.
WHITING HEAvESER.--M Hudson, Thursday, Nov
TO- by Rev. H. G. Humphrey, r. NJ WHITING, Jr., of
Brooklyn, &c AMANDA, youngest OF j. T. Heayener, Esq
of Hudson.
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OswEGo, Nov II, 1859.
are broke out last night in tho livery stable Of the
Revcuue House, destroying it, together with the Railroad
House. and two small buildings adjoining. In the stable
were ten horses, three Of which only were taken out
alive. Loss the buildings 1900 which is mostly CO.
vcrcd by insurance.
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Quick TIM MoHIIE We received yesterday after
moon flies Of the Mobile, Ala, papers of Tuesday These
papers tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad Okolona
thence to oxford, Cairo Chicago Detroit, Niagara Falls
Ald Albany 10 New York
LII miles by railroad.
az miles by stages.
70 miles by steamboat.
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Fire Mt Galena.

GALKNA, Nov. II, 1853.
Are last night destroyed the dry goods establishment
OF Smith Holmes, valued at 900; insured for
so 600 The loss on the building is $500, which in
surcd Tho goods the occupants of the adjacent build
ings were slightly damaged in removing them.
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ETLOYMRNT OF WoMYS-A writer In az, w.
cester Spy says that according the census OF do ra
Kingdom, taken In 1867, next IN agriculture strnnr.,
enough the fishing interest stands thelarves,
OF women In the pilchard fishery there arc SOM h,
sands. The Jersey oyster fishery alone employs os.
thousand. Then follows tho herring cod whale snd ah
eter fisheries. From this class came Grace narins
There 100000 female 500 100 bus,ure
women One item In the latter list ID 900 butcher
wves-women who do not merely preside over tho bus
ness, but buy stock, put down meat, and drive car, Il
necessary.
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Arrivals and Departures.


syme ManseL LADY children; Miss Man ss
selas %ne1 BoSsn h ssn
Blake, Capt title, siores"is In the seera se mrs
wrs Sode '9f sa1 ss .0
A Reed. -e'~"'
TrG% Ep in The e, ssr Black Of
From Manila in the ship Frigate Bird-Capt Given late
| Of ship Juan Fernandez; Capt White.
From Leghorn In the ship BeuDemetius jorpadis
| and 81 In the ste-rage.
From Nassau in the brig Ama-col oH.noras HIM LIST
| more, lost
arel Isabella McKnnon Georssna Mckinnon, VIM McKin
DEPARTURES.
aas ss n ses s% 9,r r. s sps
I'VE sss
Wossey New CIV wooisey new YORK. Ses
,%o De Paris NJ, General
York; Mr. Shas s.sgs DO; M chds; Baltimore;
HOFFMAN sal%os; n NJ Holman nfs NJ
Mrs and Gina az Nj
Mrs Brewn Portland Me- Miss Brown and Mr. Q Brown
lace, saaie aud caid, Mr. Low Jr 7; pr Ken.
d ab5 ass Miss M fn Ab Ss s s BATAVIA ns MISS
soe and o ss' raa Gs oe aaf MS
er sp sGa a. sTl. Pc d a1
s ana and SERVANT r ass feso vp Mrs Re
Mr. Gour,os, John Berbieier Mrs Coartss Drew York
NJ Waen Shepard me- a'% %ssass
M warden Was Wssdep wAfn NJ d
n Mrs Mr. sna as San
0 issnsa snd
sy ss Mrs ssneGa %fs 0nfs E Ms
ssa s fa n hf
ley Geo Gonnor Nossiy. Beach, Yrs Dooley Mrs
Mrs lockwood Mrs swan Brady siespe 5osp sor
h fmsess MIS- Nc
Nj Davis, Mr. Baker: Hanburch Mre Ingham Mrs Con
enf ssEs rs. s''s r. %nsg
fiGsos oae ee
Paris da.J Ford tseSSs Wn LOOMS punme5
Brown sanders shedd, !es Wasisy Morley, Miss
s' II s'S
1 w Ra0f rs.s as SS ps c,s RGse
Burke, Geo King, and 80 in the Storage.
Fr o h S,s s Wer
4e "a
kess Mas koss Fa WOE I sl9
" faa Mr. ssy a Ne m and
GSsppsn .6 f.
snss asn SsSser ". e ed
sas%TssS aii' fs9s sss
kdSeE Mrs s4a,er Mss ssare! Barney Ss and
Willis srs Tuups ny s
fT1 JAS 4s; 1ys c,Rp N
Seh Ss a MRS b M;s
sf sAAs os SMssa
nendrckson saml Palmer, Mrs spa;b Miss Moore n
G Folsom, H l. Clark-g7 steerage.
For Richmond &C. in the steamship Jamestown-F Cotton
isAs lSPY feS atn. ans ha msas
ksache Hess Samuel Green, LAD and three children;
Ne cray TsSpiIy saa LADY, safaaer NJ. Jane
KTcpfslner, Mrs iagnye Akers MCKENZIE, James &
steerage
Drawings OF the Delaware state I.otte-
r,ss.-wooD EDDY 4 CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE
DxlAwaE-ExrnA Glass No. SIS, NOVEMBER, Il 1854
81, ss, 81, u, 4s, q, 9, u. rs, 4, 2s, 5.
n, %, As, 90, Is, 20, 10, So, As, Al, so, 81, TO
circulars sent ''s' expense aSO s$s5si;Sy
30 Dashing, So Dressy, So Becoming
Whites Hats ha. hia asore nc broadway, opposite s.
Pauls u besicgcd.
English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
sph g me IAN III. England Eleven now on exhibition a
orr playing Copios Of the stsrooscopo vsw for sa,A
Braay's Gallery has Removed from $50
Broadway 63 Broadway Beocker Photo
graphs Daguerreosypes and Ambrotypes
brooklyn Photography, Camoo-types,
WILLIAMSON BROS. 2as Fulton street.
~ Cent Miniatures, so Cent N Uuerreo-
pss and 81 photographs taken daily the HOLMES gallery
A Great Reduction ~ Prices in Stereo-
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SOuthcrn Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH. Nov. IL, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Alabama, from New
York, arrived at her wharf at $50 z. N. to-day. All
wclL
CHARLESTON, Nov. II, 1869.
The United States mai! steamship Marion, Captain W. j.
Gostcr from New York, arrived here haifpas
O'Clock this Saturday morning.
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York she reports lat 324s, lon 1885, took oil shs
captain and Of the schooner Swan, which was IN
sinking condition. She from Jacksonville, bound 70
Ihiladelpha.
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New YORK Posi- 0FrIcKs-Thc Post Offices nj
Fast Warsaw, Wyoming county Sugariown, caitarangus
county and Diana Centre, Lewis county have been din.
continued.
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Total, l ,so2 miles In l0l hours.

Four hours lost by failure 10 connect Albany
yesterday morning, in consequence Of the burning
bridge OF the New York Central Syracuse The Mobile
mali via Augusta and Richmond due here $40 yes
1erday morning Difference in time when are
made, nfteen hosrs Tho distance by mail route is 235
miles railroad, 100 miles staging and IS miles steamer
Total. 4 4lo miles
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from $50
graphs Daguerreosypes and Ambrotypes
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Barry's Tric0pher0us is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try Ssd by all
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Grover & Bakers N0iseloss Family Sew
ng Machines NJ reduced prices
ass BROADWAY NEW YOsK
ls2 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and
Toupees The best in he world Wholesale and retail
Dye privately applied. No. Aster House.
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r,RoN $40 TO S9 SAVED IN A REn.-SEw ROLL
able Spring Mattress with bolster and invalid attachment
The brhsest cheapest aud beahcsi bed m the word
No 6l5 BIyadway.
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~ Cent Miniatures, SO Cent Daguerreo-
6A Broadway.
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OF Malta at Easton, Pa.

The Sons OF Malta at East0n, Pa.
EAsroH, Pa, Nov. IL, 1859.
There WIS midnight parade here last night Of the Sons
Of Malta In honor Of the election Of the G. R. j. A. and
tho cousccrasion Of the working tools.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

Paralyzed and Deformed Limbs sue
cessully treated by Dr. j. p. MANN E6 West Thirty ninth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

Browns Bronchial TrOches Cure COug CHS,
colds, hoayseness, throat Ac- Sold By al druggs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

Glass Shaded Glass Shadesgy
Glass shades. OF all s.a for covering clocks towers he
constantly on hand and made 70 order. Depot iS6 William
street, s0enG Of Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees The the world SURPRISING made and
Piled at the mandatory, 2S broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

Defiance Saln nder Safes-Wfth Pa
tent proof locks and bars Also fire and burglar
proof paror safes Depot Is Murray street. of College
place formerly 1872 Pearl street)
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
ard burglar proof safes 25l Broadway OF Murray
street. New York
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scrrx corErv-ciAs lss. HovxxBxx IL, 1863
2s, 3, 9, 4S, 20, IS, %, IL, 25, ii, At, Is.
GnArp CONSOLIDATED LorrxRr-oIAss II. Nov. L, lSs9
Q. rs. 80, 30. 81, &c. 70, II, 81, so, 2, IS.
dayL keye0bcs u its9 - -
sOHh DALE.
Alfred X. WUpTIEN \
FkANCk, BaOADBENTS CO.,
WiIpnin rton Del.
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
sog.ph q the IAN England Eleven now Exhibition q.
also hpe sereosoopc view Of ground with or
es playing Ccpios of the sterooscopc view for salA
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Bassfbfd's Billiards and Chess.-Many
Tables for sale playing at 1s9 Fulton Ann NJ "
and Remsen streets, Brooklyn.
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Wheeler d Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office COS Broadway, New York.
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30 Dashing, So Dressy, So Becoming
are Whites Hass that his lstore, nc Broadway, opposite
Pauls, . bescCcd. = 80 -
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brooklyn Photographs, Camoo-types,
and Dagusrreotypes
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Terrfies ks-hI sndteths ffs ihe United states gov
erpmenc AZ Nv. million boSrs Of Brandreths Pills sold
annually and ~ M proprietor has greater number OF agents
travelling ose The Onion and In foreign lands The general
government he ruesion naturally arises which Of the two
the government 81 the United Stses Or Brandreth 10 the
greatest M new irotes which adds the most 70
s ck ~ scehunc knowiedge acquired BY extensive Aven
10 decide u euesl'n We viii merely relate fsctLeuten
ant strain Who WAS an ulcer In the American Navy and or
course W ne employ o. e government OF the UnitId States
some yrs seo wss travelling the Pampaa from the
Andes Bnspos Ayrcs arrivir Il Dornda be rnet
fsnase Is I-ri@nrn, politely told he Yankee that he
an cr N We navy and 10 his surprise he found that the
lanase a. sssp Tor he sale Of Brsndehs pills strain
peril Of his life penetrated the wilderness Saint Paul.
beyond me bounds OF civilization much further than any
previous traveller had dared ventures
me-, With ~ AGENT Of Brsndes pills. close his track and
he had 70 confess that Brandreh pills power expo
ration even greater than the United States
and a wherever man lived, whehar In barbarous semi
cvixed or Christian state Brsndres pills pioneer
The enterprise OF The proprietor of eae pills truly
prn& ano he may be properly styled explorer Of distant
lAnda soubfu whether the world produce;
has rodu c~d another instance which Individual
has been moro extended or might add better rewarded
-. - New York Mentor.1
druggists. Price rs cents Dor.
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The ORA tDws OF ia. Susssx County nd
Consolidated Lcievy NJ De'swnre
FRANCE. BRoADBErTs 4 co.


The Iraure OF the sate n Delaware al liz Last session.
having given 10 frshcr troaoenis llery
\. efW eay We NE nodersign~d Commissioners appointed
~ he ooserno Of sad state supernieud drawings II
here drawn this dsy--
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What Beautiful Furs i-Have You Seen
tbemf not call on STORM Co. No l7S Broadway under
the Howard hotel -
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Great Reduction NJ Prices In Stereo-
soric goodsM BECXfI BRoTHERS, ~ Joau street.
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Billiards, Chess.-Twenty-fOur Pre-
MUM Tables of Court and Remscn Brooklyn
Tbs sentemens room No excuses allowed Try these
tables.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

Pathological Examinations with
Charts sud fun written deipesons character given daily
by FOWLER WELLS. S06 Broadway.
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TONES. 10AND II ANN STREETS FRENCH CALF
~ dress boots - 90 double boos Please
call and see them before purchasing.
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HOll0way's Ointment and Pflls.-Weak.
watery and nnamed eyeds be readily cured by bathing
them IN tepd water and lightly smearng them with the Oln
nent at bedtnehe bowels should be kept regular and
secreuons healthy by occasional doses Of the Pills.
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New York
KEROSENE

AUSTENs AGENTS,
% Pearl street. N. Y,
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A Q. S. PASSPORTS ISSUED THROUGH UNDER
~ signed. COMMISSIONER OF rFEDS OF ALI, THE
sTA1Es duly appointed take Dispositions, Acknowledge
mepts &C Notary Public aud Lawyer
CHARGES MODERATE EDWARD BTSSEIL
I'll Broadway, corner Chambers street, New York
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Ward d Sinclair, India Rubber Goods
removed from " Cedar sirecs TO No. ~ Broadway.
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AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS NOTES, &C
n These celebrated Cards elegantly engraved can be had
only at So2 Broadway corner Duane street
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I Y. HAuGHwour 4 co.

n Y. HAUGHwoUT co,
Is <e 40 and ~. Broadway,
Corner n lsrssnFne stree, ". Y.
would call Ia Of about u rsufnlsn -
honses and the public generally 70 their extensive and eae.s
assortment OF -
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
comprsng China GasswAre Gas nnnres sv@ Ana flsAss
Ware Mirrors Cutlery Clocks, brnHes, isrian saiuary
Vases fancy goods o. description Having two -
bu Europe tey continually receiving fruaA
npor,acrs And purchases rely upon finding
ter s,ck The laess choicest novelties OF the EnxkA
French German marker
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Price Six Cents, Post Paid.-OId DIR.
JAMES great work or Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma,
Coughs, Colds Nervous Debility &c, sent to
receipt Of price in samps silver Address o. r. Brown
publsher, 81 and "a John street, New York
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Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. Winsl0wss
Soothing Syrup used every the United
for children teethng with failing Relief
mpSedate and certain. Only Csc. a bottle.
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NIL the vacancy.
Roy. $ Q; Specs has accepted the can of the Third
street Presbyterian church, Dayton, Ohio, and entered
upon his labors
Rev. r. r. Kirk, OF Posdam st Lawrence county has
received unanimous call 10 the First Presbyterian church
In Delaware City, Del
Mr. John 8 Hare licentiate OF Hamilton Presbytery
(Oho hae been invited TO supply the churches Ccves
and Eizabcihtown.
The Rev James Cochran, late Of Pleasant Unity, Pa,
has accepted call TO the Presbyter church Canton
Ill, and entered upon his labors.
Rev. Edwin p Parker, OF Bangor No. has accepted the
ca extended to him by the South Congregational church
and Society OF Hartford, Ct and will commence has
labors In January next
The First Congregational Society of wilton Ct have ex-
tended call 10 Rev. T. r. pmock, OF Undertook NJ "
10 the pasiorate Of that church.
itrv. Joseph Bardwe has accepted the co pasoraie
with Dr. Edgar Of the FIRST Presbyterian church, Nash
vile, Tenn
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. g. J. Little installed pastor Of the church in
waukcgan Illinois with which he has been aborng for
The past two years BY the csbytcry of Chicago
9Th ull
Rev Isaac O. Ogden was installed pasor Of the presbv
terian church IN fortvc, Nov. 3, by cncsec Valley
pr~pytery.
The Rev. n n Hachkin was Installed pastor Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church Marpe, Delaware county Penn
sylvana, on Sabbath evening, Oct 10
Rry Zabr!skie Was installed pastor OF the Second
Reformed Dutch church of Cox~ckie New York, tho
2lsi uls.
The Rev. william G Wilkinson has been ordained and
Installed pastor of the wooster place" Baptist church
New Haven
Rev poc Vas Installed pastor of the First Cougrc-
gatonal church and sccyof Appleton Wisconsin, on the
18th 81 October.
Rev. G. VI Marshall Installed the First Con
vregaonal church aud society Of Hudson Wis, on tho
9th u October.
RESIGNATION.
inc 10y, leonard Owning, pastor 81 the Westminster
church " banAio Resigned ms charge Monday. Mr..
.oIhhg hAs aeecpea yitaon 10 aourishng Freshly
1r&n church IN Milwaukee
DEATH m THE MINISTRY.
NV Inward stout, the oldest member or the New