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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.


Nov 23.-The jury, In the case of Horace Cooley who
charged with receiving parts sewing machines be-
longing to the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company
came IN this morning with verdict Of not guilty
John White was tried and convicted of bold grand
larceny, he having entered the exchange office of Abra-
ham L. Burroughs 1852 South street, the morning Of
the 5h inst and while Mr. Burroughs removing the
shutters, rushed in and stole box containing 5000 The
thief was pursued and captured with the property in his
possession Judge Russell sentenced him to imprison-
men in the State prison for four years and eleven months
George Wallace and John Smith convicted Of
glary the third degree having on the night Of the 18th
OF October bugarousy entered the premises Of Herman
Rosentba with intent TO steal They each sent to
the State prison for two years and eleven months.
Jerry Murphy and Thomas D. Murphy were placed on
trial. charged with assaulng Michael 0Connor, bat the
testimony showed that young Murphy only defended his
father during scuie between the parties. The jury
after short absence, returned with verdict OF not
guilty
Charles Courtney, respectable youth, pleaded guilty
to burglary in the third degree and in consequence OF that
being his first offence the City Judge him oppor
tunty to retrieve his character by sending him to the
House Of Refuge.
James G. Rice indicted for forgery the third degree,
pleaded guilty to fourth grade that offence he having
been charged with counterfetng ordertor tho delivery
Of patent leather goods He emanded for sentence
John Williams alias John McCombc, and Henry Jacobs
alias Harris Levy, who indicted Tor an attempt at
burglary in entering the store OF VIM Barton 49S Broad
way admitted their guilt. The evidence against them
was very clear the burglars having been caught in the
act MI Sedgwick desired to have them sent back till
Saturday. order that he might make some inquiries in
| respect 10 their character. .
| Thomas Chceyers, foreman of Engine Company No.
| Al, placed on trial, charged with committing
an assault upon Mrs. Eliza Carpenter on the even
ing Of the fremcn's procession, at the corner OF
Clinton and Delaney streets. The complainant
detailed the circumstances stating that on the evening Of
the her husband and the defendant had diff
neuy in reference to the Syracuse Conventon and dur
ing the ARRAY, while Cheevers assaung Mr.. Carpeu
ter she nterered whereupon Cheeyers caught her by
the hair Of her head and dragged her few feet PTS
to fired during the nec and appears that Carpen
ter indicted for shooting at Cheevcrs The jury
vcted him Of assault and battery, and he was permitted
/ 10 60 bail TIL Saturday, when he will be sentenced
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stabbing Array ut Sea.

sabbrg ARRAY took place outside Sandy Hook on the
22d inst on board the bark May Flower, which sailed
hence 2st for Barbados, in which the mate Charles
Hotchkiss was dangerously wounded. 1t appears that
the mate and seaman named Brown had some words,
when the former struck the latter with Delaying pin or
stick, which SO exasperated Brown that he Immediately
stabbed him just below the heart. The wounded man
and Brown both brought TO Quarantine by pilot boat
Washington, No 4, where the man Brown was delivered
to officers Vauderzec and Swane who took him before
the United States Marshal and the wounded was sent
to the Seanans Retreat, where he lies preca-
rious situation The prisoner brought before the
United States authorities and held for examination
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Efhrrtod. =
BRowN-CoywAy.-On Tuesday, Nov. 70, 10Y, ~ 81
Peters church, Barclay street, by the Rev. william
Quinn, Mr.. THOMAS DCwfsNG BA0wN to Miss JULIA A.
daughter Of James Convey, Esq al Of this city. NJ.
CHAspisx-TossY. lin Brooklyn on Wednesday :, NOV
2S by Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Mr RUyus CHAM MEE,
Springfield Mass 10 Miss ANNA f. Tesy Of Monsoon MASS
Springfield Republican please copy. .
DAIy--0 RxnLY.-0n Wednesday, Nov. %, In IN
Church Of the Assumption BY the Rev Mr.. Keegan, Mr.
NICHOLAS DAILY OF Augusta Ca to Miss MARY OREn LY
daughter OF Miles O'Reilly, Esq, of Brooklyn, N Y.
FgSSISc-ASpERsoS-At Princeton, N. j., on Tuesda =
Nov. e. by the Rev. H. T. STATS sr. JSnEs A. FAsSXG
Mss MARY 8, youngest daughterof issac L. Anderson,
ESQ. all OF that place.
Albany papers please copy.
KmR-BEsSErr-On Tuesday evening, Nov. 20, by
Rev. Mr. Mitchell, Mr.. LEONARD T. KERR 10 Miss MANY L.
BENNETT both OF this city.
McCLrsKEY-SHERwooD- this city, on Tuesday even
ing Nov e. at the residence Of Archbishop Hughes by
the Rev Father McNearny, Mr. Jo.S McCLysxy, Of Ho-
boken N j., TO Miss SOPHIA SHERWOOD of this city.
PE1TNGxR-MuRPHY.- Wednesday, Nov. o, by the
Rev. VIM. p. Corbx, Mr. EDWARD PEZTrv0ln % Miss MANY
T. MURPHY all Of New York.
STRouD-HASroRD.-z0n Wednesday, Nov %, In
Trinity church. New Rochelle by the Rev. DR.. Morgan
JoBs STROUD, Jr Of New Orleans AasIrA daughter OF
Albert Hanford, Of Galveston.
VooRHEEs-SHAw.-On Monday, Nov q, At Sixth
Avenue Reformed Dutch church, by Rey. u G. butcher
GEORGE W. VOORHEES, to MARY E., daughter u James
Shaw, all Of this city.
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News from the Plains.

DEATH OF KIT CATsSON-~INDlAN TROUBLES--NAyfGA-
TIoN OF THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is, 1859.
The Omaha Republican Announces the authority of
persons just from Fort Kearney the death of Kit Carson
the famous mounaineer which occurred at Taos New
Mexico, where he Indian Agent
Major Schoonover, agent for the Upper Missouri Sioux
Indians, arrived at ST. Josephs Monday. He reports
that the Sioux have vengeance against the whites
found in their country.
Major Schoonover says that Yellowstone river navi-
gable for steamers for nine hundred miles above its
fuence with the Missouri and that goods be Landed
within four hundred miles of Salt Lake City, and very
near several forts in that region.
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Personal Intelligence

There is said to be hope Of the recovery Of the Hon
Lynn Boyd, Lieutenant Governor elect OF Kentucky.
Kit Carson had a narrow escape from being killed by
the Ute Indians in between that tribe and the fex
cans Kit happening to be in company with the latter An
Indian had leveed rifle at his breast and would have
fred and killed him but for the interceasion Of squaw
Major Ben. McCulloch, Of Texas Hon. John Clark and
family of Missouri George H. Hoyt Of Boston, the coun
sci for ssOld Brown" Capt j. B. G. Isham, Of New York
az route for New Mexico to meet the surveying expedition
and Captains o. D. Greene and Anderson, United States
Army, are in Washington.
Governor Hicks, Of Maryland is suffering severely from
an old complaint and will, it is thought have to submit
to a surgical operation.
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The Rio Grande TroubIes,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1859.
Advces from San Augustine Of the 18th inst state that
General Twggs has Issued orders for section Of light
artillery four companies Of infantry and two of cavalry
under Major Hnzelman to march to Fort Monroe the
Nucccs, and there await further instructions.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. %, 1852
The orders to provide for the transportation of troops
TO Brownsville have been countermandcd.
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,
WIN not vary much from the following ngures.-
Nathaniel Z Banks republican ...,.,. 80 AZ
rehJhmu Butler, democrat "a 'I10
'.os' ~ briggs, 1850
ny WIG ABOVE win be that the two conservative
parties IN Massachusetts combined exhibited strepash
in November Of nearly aftyone thousand votes,
against 10y nine thousand cast by the black repu.
hcans. The aggregate vote was small and no doubt
pad thSse two elements united and brought out their
strength they could have displayed figures which would
nave sent dismay into the republican ranks Aassachu
setts "a not lost by any There ia clique in Bos
toa composed Of men who monopoze the Offices OF ID,
general government and who have grown lazy on the
proceeds OF as stations They do not sesm to care how
tho State elections terminate Whether the den,ocr,to
wing or republican parties predominant Il to thorn not
the value Of toss Of copper 80 long az the power at
washington 70 right What Is mostly needed 10 Nassa-
chusetts ID first TO shake or this clique and give the
ohces 70 men who viii show energy in canvass,
and mot quietly set themselves down on the plea that the
result foreSone conclusion and therefore no kind Of
exertion would be OF the least avail Then there shoud
be fusion OF all tho conservative clements or some
movement made to bring about united action in which
event something may Jet be done to save tho
atc from any further endorsement Of the bloody doctrine
o. the repressibe conflict" Boston has already taken
the initiative In movement Of this description For the
nrst ume since black republcanm inaugurated Us
party that city cast her vote the November election
against the representatives Of that organization Tho vote
stood as fOllsws:--
Democratic and wing combined .., aoSQ
A'0puDnO@"' 1906
Conservative majority. l24S
Mr. Bates PosmoS-The 81. Louis Democrat states en-
phaticaly and by authority that Mr.. Bates does en-
dorse every word Of the publication Of his views in re-
cent number of the Erening Ne,cs the subject Of
slavery.
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The Presidency OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

The directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad met
20 day to the number OF twenty and elected Mr.
Garrett as President of the company He received all the
votes excepting eight, which were blank.
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Interest on Railroad Bon DIS.

n.
Forty five thousand dollars were forwarded to New
York yesterday ray the interest ON the Iron Mountain
North Missouri, railroad bonds.
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southern Ocean steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH, NOV. %, loo3'
The United States mail steamship Florida arrived at her
whar. at six O'Clock Wednesday morning. All well.
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FRANCE, BRoADBENTs & CO.,


1AkAoERS
4. vv s y, o. tnc STATE Of Delaware to Last sesoa
twenty ears We the undersgned Commiasioners appointed
~ ~ OF sso stats 70 drawinvs
ss SSsry e. hsrsey certify that 6e following arc 70 nun
SUSSEX coUNrr-CLAss 7oy Eovrxsxx Is, Ias.
So, IL, %, SO. "A, 4s, II, 49, 8, So, 70, TO- 6s, g.
COssOlDNED LorrEar-OIAa III. Nov. Is, ,sss.
50, 4s, 81, ], 8, 20, "a, Sc, 4s, "a, 20, sa.
Witness hands q Wilmington Del. ais day wednes-
Il, \, November q, 1859
yySSass Y %zLxEx, }comm..aeu.r.
ALFRED n WOOTTEN,
FRANCE, BROADBkNT6 CO.,
Wilmington, Del
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BOSTON, NOV 70, l6oS
The bark r. B. Walker, Raynes, from Wiscasset for
ayana put into Portland to-day leaking badly having
been ashore on ledge near Hendricks Head. She was
got OF on the Goth and will undergo repairs
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Obituary.

NASHVILLE Nov. 49, 1859.
Mr. Eastman senior editor Of the efso" @'4 A"'erce"'
died this morning Of apoplexy.
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NORFOLK, Nov 49, 1859.
special messenger has arrived here from Northamp-
ton eastern shore Of Virginia. for volunteers 1t having
been ascertaned there that attempt to be made
the 18th to or slaves to Canada. There great
Clement among the white population there.
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The Dickinson College Rebellion

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1909.
despatch from President Collins Of Dickinson College,
saws that the report that hundred Of the students
in rebellion has no foundation in fact He asserts that
the former despatch was an imposition.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 359
Broad ay Broadway Of Bleecker street. Photo
graphs, Daguerreosypes and Ambrotypcs
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nksgiving.- Photograp hs Taken Be.
fore aferthe turkey at all hours at HOLMES old gallery
3l5 Broadway, near the Hospital
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Whites Fall Style.-Gcntlemen's Dress
Hats WHITES, the halter, 2l6 Broadway, oppositest
Panl Pa
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Open ON Observation-Disclosures RrO-
Photographs and Daguerreoypes taken at all prices
and all styles to-day. 2SS Broadway, opposite Park
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Probable Settlement Of the Clayton.BuI-
VICE Difficulties with Great Britain-Ex-
peceed Return OF Mr.. Preston from
Spstn-The Prcsldont's Annual Mes
sago-Proposed New Territory OF South
ern Californis, &c.
WAsmaG7os, Nov. %, 1859.
Our Minister TO Spain Mr.. Preston, is expected home
by tho next steamer The President has given him leave
OF absence for six months.
There Is such information In Washington as arrants
the belief that all difficulties between the United States
and Great Britain, growing ont Of the Clayton Buwc-
treaty win soon be adjusted through the agency Of Mr.
Wyke, Edglsh Minister TO Central America part Of
the arrangement the recent settlement OF the boun
Diary Of Honduras.
Thomas F. Meaghcr has brought dispatches TO the
State Department from Mr.. Mmtry Minister TO Costa
Rics, who appears has made favorable impression on
tho government OF that republic.
The President did not receive visitcrs today being en-
gagged ON his annual message which he expects TO finish
during the present week.
Fifteen hundred cases pending before the Court Of
Claims; but thirteen only ready for trial.
Judge Douglas is still confined to his room, but is gra
duay recovering his health
Daniel B. Martin has resigned his commission as Chief
Engineer in the Navy.
The various government offices will be closet ON Thanks
giving day
understand there will be delegate TO Washington this
winter from the proposed new Territory of Southern Cali
fornia to ask Congress to make division Of the State
sgreeaby to tho resolution passed by the Legislature,
and TO admit him as the representative,
Non.Arriva1 OF the Giro asian.
SACKvILLE, n. b. Nov. %, 1859.
The line in working order to St. Johns, N F., but up
10 the closing hour this evening nothing had been heard
OF the steamship Crcassan which was to have left Gal
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Whites Is the Place for the Young and
CAV TO purchase Hat for Holiday, at ZIG Broadway.
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Batehekszss HAN Dye, wigs and Tou-
peee hc beSt N world Ipaslng all Sold and ap
Piled y tn mauu1AcCgy Is wueoW1y.
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Opera Nnd Marine Glasses, OF the unest
renowned Ger and French makers large assortment
ia er cant chez than where 10 the city s&EEkMONS
Co. 660 Bro Iway, opposite Bond street, under the La
fargo House.
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r.. Goo,,wfn & Brothers Patent,

FINE CUT PKESSEU TUKACCU,
the highest state Of perfection before attained pre-
all the and retains the fosr RICH FULL rLAvoI
which produces hst delightfully."- soothing sensation 70 highly
appreciated by those who know what good tobacco TO-
Nanufactury, Ncs 2o7 and 2)9 Water street, NJ Y.
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B.kfy's Tri. eopherous is the Best and
cieaps6 te for A vsang, beautyng cleaning curling
p1eserSfnT d resorin, HAIR LADIES' Try Sid BY u
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MilliOAD O1 Bottles OF MRS. WinsloW's
Rnon~ TvrN N. nov n.d - cry year The States
- chiidrsn zssine rsh nave failing Ralaf
imr'a1istS And csr+sIc vI1niy a. Nbottle.
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mAssAcnussn1s Ernnos-The Official count Of the votes
cast ID at the recent election for Governor
wi not vary much from the following hgures,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
- -
A CARD-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST hAAS Dhh
~ In he world Thirty cenia oox
GEOR0E'S LIQUID HAIR pIEs ,s :.
The onlv snre ard instantaneous hAr dys 10 tno wora ~
dwas 'hs nsir or whiskcrs Immediately applied to any
shsdeioa yEr BLACK OR BROWN.
" o 0S " NATL iaSN e vii ssed
hoss ~ Georges Hair Dye TO any address In the United
s,ntes nepot 500 Grand street, n. y.
r Mol EEs WEDDING CARD DEPOT, COS BROAD.
"A way elegant Cards aid moderate prices
A rJoNEs,. 10 AND II ANN STREET-N FRENCH CALS
"A dress boos 81 90 double sole waller pro< hecs Pleae
eau end eco them before puychastng.
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Drwwfng s OF the Delaware State LOtte-
nea.--wCoD, EDDY co. Managers of the
pkiAvARF, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
pLIAwARE-ExrRA Glass, No. GIL, NOVEMBER q. 1884,
Ga, SO, AZ, AZ, 80, %, 81, II, IL, SIS. 4, 26, 81
DErAwARE--CIAss No 6l2 NovExBER %, 1859.
rs 10, Gl, rs, Il, &C, al, 43. SO, ~, GA, 60, 49,
Circulars free Of expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington Delaware.
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a
only Al sO2 broadway. corner Duane ~. &
RRn1 .Sd, Ell PILLS ARE GROWING noan =
~ isyor WIN the public y conceded they At
s% he Re, - vii q ss
ss,sa'f u y as sa s- or =.
Sc ss s.,s s =
Sss Bu Put
No sS. Sd onx . sy = On
Ss!sa SS:. :::a os e s:;ss
WI give pain ~oaa %. s. s tree
s =. rs s:l s% &. s sS s.
They nasures avenues and this cannot always DO daas
oI, 81: true you nay .,s pSrsys: Which WI operate x
. ns Sea WORSE pss a i
n tsae s sSs r gswsrs e them S.narshs N
more more. p:as. .E 1Ssy
fortunate acquainted With this GOOD and ssos pr
u:s his
Msrrs q okappeyea, Of Monmouth county j. vras.
y sToSs,sd January ... with eosvsne. for sewers
ssd I.s's:
s. Sss 4 as% s?ss Ne! 81
& sss. r u. !: ~
Sg. p 4: Much i@9asy ssd
y.nss I 1 e FSd xs a1s . %ss Auxu II
& sss; s'ss' Sc { ssss ss =
caused immediate pain swelling and violent fever
degriyng him Of res q sleep The hand turning dal
rant Of hs nature Of bis aoe evening ssa
during the night him whole boz ofps applied sys
y Ssar Si g. Lawrence county. NJ r. writes.
II can honestly and confidently recommend BRAxDssrxs
PIs TO The favorable notice Of the public The best ed0
the sale q medicine having prescribed them IN huDdredH
and honestly believe they the bes medicine unvG
sal remedy that the world has yet produced"
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
Al the ingredients Of BRAEDRsras PILLS purgave, anA
ACT IN conjunction deach dissolve
and 70 carry out OF the body whatever injuries It BY be1
deesed IKE the food they enter into and mix with hs bico .
natural coecsSn cleanse The blood and cure ubersea 4
GERS Ac let them be in what Of The system they may
They ipure no part OF the body They carry away not
that Ii good They only remove what bad They ass
nre sgree with IT, act with It, and always do their
Their use has saved many a valuable life.
Sold principal Office No. Canal street. New York. prioa
Is cents q box, and by all drugsiss
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tca-
pces-he best in the and retail and the Dyo
privately applied. No, Asor House,
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Brooklyn Holiday Observation-Disclosures
son Brothers, 24S Fulton street.
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billiards and Chess.-Tables for Sn1e.-A.
BAsSFORD 449 Fulton street, win bank against Pheans
tent Truest angles yictefs.
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Defiance saIamandcr Safes-With Pa.
and bars Also FIRE and burglar
poo Depot 63 Murray street. corner OF College
place o'i"ef's AZ eAi' ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Hat Mirrors, Sclf-Adhesive-Manu
only by the inventor, GEO. WHEELER, at sos Broad
way, New York
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Holloway's pills and Ointmcnt.-An
escrucng pains Of the muscles and speedily al
evaed b. these sovereign ,emedies the afflicted parts pre-
viously mented with water have only be brskly
rubbed with this salve to obtain instant relief.
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Brazilian Pebble SpectacIes, to suit
every eye specaces aud Eyeglasses In gold, silver and
s.ee frnincs al sEMNoNs o. Opticians 66s, Broadway
opposite Bond street. under the Iafarge House.
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A rh. NsiEFDElL,s-wEDDING CARDS. NOTES. tC.--
only " SE broadway corner Duane sIa e.
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Herring's Patent Cha mpion Fire
tI,gar prot safes Isl Broadway, corner OF Murray
street. New York.
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Open Thanksgiving Day ti1l o'clock,
for Physiological examinations by FOWLER WELLS, sos
Broadway.
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Sold at principal Office No. 294 Canal street. New York. proa
Is cents q boz, and by all druggists.
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Non.Arrival OF the Giro assian.

4SUF'
The line in working order to ST. Johns N F., but up
TO the Closing hour this evening nothing had been heard
OF the steamship crcassian, which to have left Gal
way on the 18th inst for st. Johns and New York
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Hanufactury. Nos ao7 and a9 Water street. N Y.
whites Tau style.-Gcntlemen's Dress
bats WHITES, the halter, 2l6 Broadway. oppostest
Pauls church.
Whites Is the Place for the Young and
gay purchase Hat for Holiday, at ZIG Broadway.
Brady's Gallery has Removed from a59
Eraphs Daguefreosypes and Ambrotypes-
Open ON Thanksgfving-NTeade Rro-
and assn a. az
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TIA ken Be.
Brooklyn Holiday Observation-Disclosures
son Brothers, 24s Fulton street.
Open Thanksgiving Day till 3 O'Clock,
for Physiological examinations, by FOWLER WELLS sos
Broadway.
EVANS clothing warehouse CO and 6s Fulton street. will
be open until noon.
Moody's Perfect Fitting shirts-Made to
V''' % MOODY's shir. Mandatory, 2s2 Broadway.
McLaughlin's Improved French Yoke
Shirts ready made or made TO measure store 2b9 Greenwich
sucet corner of Murray.
Boots, Boots.-The Moat Difficult Feet
nted with elegant Boo, Shoe. LoRrN BROOKS SON.
les fulton street west Of Broadway.
Billiards and Chess.-Tablcs for Sale
A. BAesFORD lag Fulton street. win bank against Pheans
patent Trues angles victsss.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines,
Office sos Broadway, New York
Grover & Bakers NoiseIess Family Sew
IS SSSfJs sfs1 sHw p HOSE
Brazilian Ps bible SpectacIes, to suit
every eye spectacles aud Eyeahsa in gold silver and
Steel rnrncs at SERMONS CO. Opticians 669>s Broadway
| opposite Bond street, under the Lataree House.
| Herring's Patent Champion Fire
bsYgsr proof Safes Isl Broadway corner OF Murray
street, New York.
Defiance saIam lander Safes-With Pa.
tent and bars Also FIRE and burglar
place formerly W. Pearl street, poprpr n p.rp1cr
Billia rds and Chess.--Tables for Sa1e.-A.
BAsSFORD 4l9 Fulton street, viii bank against Pheans
! cnt-Truest angles yic,ofs
/ Hat Mirrors, neutrality-suspicious.
tured only by the inventor, GEO. WHEELER, at sos Broad
! Holloway's pills and Ointmcnt.-All
escrucatE pains Of the muscles and speedily
evaed these sovereign ,emedies the afflicted parts pre-
yiously fcmented with water have only be brskl,
| rubbed with this salve to obtain instant relief
| CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pces-e best in the wordwhceaale and retail and the Dy
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