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GuSs! GUNs!l GuNs !!l--25O guns, rang
Ing in prices from IS to $3.50 each, also a
choice selection of fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges, &c, all Of which we offer at less than
market value to eHsh or prompt paying Gus
toners. MCCALL < Co..
(Kirkman & Ellis's old stand.)
No. 81. Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
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Gs- When the news of the Harper's Ferry
invasion reached Troy. n. T., Gen. Wool left
there for the scene of action without waiting
for orders from the President. The alacrity
which our public men have manifested in
Offering their services to suppress the riot at
Harper's Ferry is an unquestionable indica-
ten of their opinions as to its nature and
possible results.
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PR L MUM PIANOS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

sCrxaxrEzBEST's OyneE, Ns-a. \ caAr. r. r. Co.
NASHVILLE sIh Oct. ,ls3s
StrOcKHOLDEts IN the Nashville aad Chattanooga
- tAIlroAd, viii be carries from any paint the
road % NKsaytlis, 40 receive he uct9ber dtxsisna
ant retara free Of rAr<e bath ways frs thr 18th
the stis of ocfnber, both IA inclusive BY showing
their slsck eartacsts conductor. ~ or1er OF
ue Disectoss. 4 ". COLE. suPf.
Narfr sssaero' Telegraph Shalbyyllls Expostor
Winchester Hone Joarazl copy.
~cts-@~. q. n.
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RUBBER BETTING.

THE New York Rubber Company Manufacture
Il RUBBER MACHINE BsI.TING, by a pew process !,
superior strength any heretofore made, and At
less than hat the cost OF Leather. THIS Company
also tue exclusive manufacturers, under Good
years Patent Of Rubber Toys Dsiis RAiis Trnpins,
Qargr aad .Ii), &c, SC. For sale ali the Toy
and Fancy stores in the Union. Catalogue and Price
Lists 10Y the only for Sarded, Application by
letter q the Nex York Rubber Comp ny, IS lAbcr-
~ street, New York. octl4-dim
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE Hest lot 81 Coal In the city Of Nashville Is
Il the -ErNA YARD, which Is tue only place that
gives the legal weight per bashel IL - GUARANTEED
10 give heat hess ashes aud than aHy other
n"w offered Tor sale. We Su continue 10 supply
oar friends aud Customers usual los prices
during the eoming winter Try the -ETNA COAL
aud b. convinced that n u the most economical Ia
the market Orders dropIsed in Box o. + a.. or A.
the Yard ,ek of y. 4 {. K. r. Dap all be prompt
iy attended SAMUEL. J. AGNEw.
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Mrs WinsiOW, an experienced and
female physician, has soothing syrup for children
teeth,rS; which greatly facilitates the process
teethl-9. by softenIng the iucing all inama
tion-wili allay all pain and is regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. june7dAwly.
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SUB Hoe SIGNo VISCEs.-Under this sign
shalt thou conquer, was the promise which
somebody made the corporation the other day
while standing beneath the gorgeous two
sided picture of Adam and Eve and the SER
pent which recently rendered Deadrick Street
SO splendid gallery of art. That beautiful
creation of American genius was the immedi-
ate cause Of the "irrepressible conflict" be-
tween the powers that be and the owners of
projecting signs. Beneath that picture the
city authorities began the fight, and beneath
1t they triumphed.
An effort was made to repeal or modify the
law which brushes out these signs, but in
vain. A bill of this nature was brought be-
fore the City Council night before last, but it
was knocked into a cooked hat. And now,
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Criminal Court Clerk.


err We authorized TO announce r. II. CAMP
BELL n Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election. augl5-te
81 We are authorized to announce CHAS. E. DIG
Cons a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
March election. iuly4.-t
&C. We are authorized to announce JOHN SHANE
ESQ, Candidate for re-eIec 10 the Office of
Criminal Court Clerk at next March election. myI7te
1T We are authorized to Announce DR. t. N
PATTERSON as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. maya I'd
County trustee.
BS- We are authOriz: 81 To announce JOIN W. MAR
rrS d can tIIte for County Trustee ensuing
March election. octlI-td
BS-We authorized to announce HARDIN z
BOSrCK candidate Tor the Office Of County trustee
OF davidson cOuILy, At tue ensuing March election.
oct5-td.
So We authorized to announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE as candidate for County Trustee the
ensuing March election. seplO-te
aS-Weare authorized 10 announce rHOS. 1. SAUN
DEliS as Candidate 10 the Office of County Trustee
of DAVIDSON County at the election to be held in
March, 1850. apr20-td
Ss- We authorized to announce SAMUEL p
AMENf candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprl9-td
as Te are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;tut.!.t' FOR trustee OF Davidson coun
y, Al tbs aext Aarcn election. aug2O-te
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From CharIestnwn.

PETERsBuRG, Va, Oct. 2S,-The election of
Roger A. Pryor 10 Congress is conceded by
1900 TO 1900 majority. @
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 20. 1859

THE WEEKLIEs.-JoHN York d Co., Union
street, have received Hrper' Weekly frdnk
Leslie, Illustrated Nersp4pr and the New
York Ledger. Call for copies Immediately.
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ns- The Lexington (Mo) Express an
nonnces the death by suicide ofCHAs. FRENCH,
an old and prominent lawyer of that place.
He had resided there for twenty years. He
left no family.
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Runaway Negro to be Sold.

DURSUANr 90 the llW in such provided, I
IL xlll sell TIE highest bidder for cash, Al lhs
Court HoaseIn Nashville, saturday, the fzth day
VI November, isS9, negro man named Slm.
jim Vas conmlttci 10 tue tsl OF Davidsoa county
the l0th oct, ISIS, represented when Committed
thai he belonged 10 Frank Galley OF North Carolina.
baG has nst beea roclzimed- lie ~ about 20 years
old, feet 10 inches high, AMI weighs lao pounds
aud Is VI dark coiap8extoa-
sale under tbs Law, aud will communicates good
ttle against all See section 3sss - Tie
code. J. N. hISToz,
Sheriff Of Davidson county.
Hy rHos- HoEsox, TAILOR. ooti&-id
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No. 30 Union Street.

Strangers and Others visiting this city, will
ind at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. b. & A.
V. RUTLAND, a choice lot of fashionable Boots
aud Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash. aud on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them
call.
HEAVY Brogans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-r
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Northern Light Arrived

CHARIEsrowN. Va, Oct 2S.-Capt. John E.
Cook has arriy ed here. George II. Hoyt of
Boston has arrived TO act as Consul for Brown.
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"No more shall signs projecting far
The eye OF custom meet
The harpies OF the law have plucked

Well. Deaderick is called a street merely
through courtesy. any how and as these pro-
jecting signs had tendency to make the
courtesy more ridiculous than it is, it is well
enough that they have been taken down.
The other business streets have more room for
them, and they are not so much 10 the way
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CHARLESTON, VA, Oct. 2S.-A number of
witnesses were examined to-day in the
Brown trial, bat no new facts we're ELECTED.
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G. L o T II I N G.
Merchant Tailoring.

We are now receiving large ana elegant stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing; coats Pants, Vests, Boys
and Youths Clothing aud Furnishing Goods OF every
description. Also, a full and complete stock OF
Cloths C-ssimeres and Vestings which We will make
up to order and guarantee to give full satisfaction
Call aud examine at
WARD, BIRMINGHAM h co.'s,
sep2l-3m No. 20 Public Square.
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For sheriff.

II p We are authOrZ II to announce JOHN X.
EDhONDSON as "A Candidate Tor sheriff of Davidson
county, ut the ensuing March election. oCtZ6-te.
4 rive authorized to announce JAMES NJ
HINTON a candidate for election the Office of
sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2Std.
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Steamer Aground.
Election.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2S.-The steamer Fred
Iron is aground on Portland bar.
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dull, though cannot quote any chan ge IN prices
The sales during the week add up COZ dozen. We
quote
Common 81 15E9s2 90
Fancy 500 90
Extra do OO9 25
. BUTTER.-The receipts during the week have been
quite moderate, and the market h. s. ruled firm
Fresh roll is scisg at Is DITc ing 10 quality;
choice W. r. packed solid may be gu, ted l7DI &c.
good Ohio, Ia nrkins ranges from Il l6c. com
III N is dun and not saleabe 70 any ext cnt IA lOSl2c
l39 bbs and 776 nrSins receiy ed during the
week, and 997 kegs and hrkins export sd.
CHEESE--rhe demand continues s.ctve and the
business done during the week has bee fully equal
to the receipts Prices may be Gale fully 1z@s.c
higher for W K. The sales embrace 5000 boxes
We now quite shipping lots K. ut sc, extra
e1zS3xc; f. D., lie, and Durham Fa rnl 100 e2s4
b"x's were received during the week, and ,654 do
exported
CANDLES AND SOAP.-The market is rather dull
for indies, but not horizsd change our
quot atoms, purchases OF star be made however
upon easier terms TIE demand is Liz Int We quote
before:
Star Candles, full weight 49, 2oc.
Opal 40 full weight. II
TaIOw q double pressed. 1sH
Soap, No. and Palm........-
German .-.--.--..- o6
FEATHFRS.-A good dem md at full prises Sail.
OF 1000 TBS AT 4lt9I;c ~ rival.
IiIDES.-The market continues dul aad heavy,
though prices not lower. The follownig are the
selling rates for dry, and bu yng ar
rival. Dry may be quoted at 1901 c. We quote
Flint ......----. .-.--.l4 @lse
Green Satea.- -.....-.. 6544 &c
Dteeh .-.------.--.-- DC
HAY,-The demand is good and the market nrm at
sl6(dsl7 for prime Tmoth v, in bales, arrival.
IHON.-No change in tie market the dem nd is
moderate. We quote pig At s22ss26 FOR Ohio hot
blast and 2 q as &c tor be r.
LEAcHER-T market continues DUH and heavy
but prices are not lower Leather in rough seAs ST
Sole, city tanned, perb feSssc
tcuIocAs 10 10. Zfia2oc
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-The steamer Northern
Light is below. Her dates are anticipated.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 z S A L E.

WISHING TO make other Investments, We pro-
w pose TO sellall Real Estate Davidson co
5 follows:
That Suburban Residence,
situated the Franklin turnpike, within nall mile
of the city and opposite the Residence OF the late 10
seph W. Horton. This Is, perhaps, Ihe most com
mandiug il the vicinity ot Nashville, and is a
sold with IL OF land the purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm,
knowu the Sims Tract, situated the smith Turn
pike, (Old Lebanon ruad) within three miles Nash
ve Containing $50 acres The soils good IT is we'll
watered aud tInDered, and be divided small
tracts OF twenty acres aud upwards, all Of which
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gardensaDd dairy ARMS Also, that
Beautiful Farm.
same road, now occupied bJ /. q. McCampbell,
and formerly owned by IOm Harding, containing
about 25V acres THIS place as we'll known As 10
need further description. IL wIll also be divided
suit purchasers. l. q. Ac1aupbell III SHOW hose
places any one who Will call.
All the ab0y property Will be scld reasona Bile
terms and = credit OF one two, three and four
years
Apply to A. $. Lindsey Nashville, to either
OF the undersigned.
THOS. McCAMPBEIl,
Six milesfrom Nashville.
J. A. MCCAMPREIL,
april Nashville.
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D. D. DICKEY

~ LIE OxOlAL
II AS In Store 100 Wheel Barrows;
ISOo sets assorted Ironl 900 pounds Gum Pack
ANles: ing;
18 kegs Boiler Rivets; 100 bundles ass,ed Wire.
10 900 do Pressed Nuts; so Doors:
900 washers, 10000 Lights sash:
70 kegs Wrought Nails; so sides Sole Leather;
300 pounds Emery; 500 feet Card Clcthing;
900 papers Timers 100 steel Reeds;
Nvetsi lOGardeE Engines;
so ass q Sausage Cutters: 10 Wheat Faus.
20 do do Suffers, rhreshng Machines;
200 Sheets Copper; SO straw Cutters.
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 cornSheIlers.
200 pounds Brass Railroad Scrapers;
200assorted Putty Blocks; 2Smut Machines.
so assorted Chsrns: 300 assorted Plows.
so boxes Glass; 90 PUMPS:
$50 boxes Tin Plate; 3 hall bbls White Fish.
so slabs Lac; 10 IIsdFaulic Rams:
50 Pigs Tin. 900 bounds gaIyantzed
) GOO feetassor'd Gas PIPE; Wire:
1000 40 assorted Leather 200 boxes Ring
Bel ING, pa 900 gallons Stone War
1000 feet assorted Guml0 600 bushels Coke;
Helhne; 20 tons Pig Iron;
1000 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides May other ARTICLES on hand and for sale
by foets-tl II. y. DfcREY
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Cincinnati Market.

NiNCINAAII, { CT. %, p IT.
BRooMS--The supply Is better, and the, market
dull though We cannot quote any chan ge prices
The sales during the week add up 600 dozen We
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Me0ifal.
MRS. MINSLOW.

Price IS cents per BOTTLE.
We have pat up and sold THIS article for over ten
years. and cas- sAHs ~ coSyIbENcE TRUTH Of
u, what we have never been able % say Of
any usncr medic lne-NEH ERHAS IT FAIIlsD IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE To kFFEl;r A CURE when
timely usedi Never did = We Know an instance
OF dissatisfaction by any - one who used a. On
the contrary, ali de - lighted with its opera
tlOus and speak IN terms = % highest continental
tOu al ITS magical effects - aud medical yirtues
Ne speak Ia this matter n WHAT va Do KSow
Afler ten yeaS's expert ence. PLEDGE OF a
KkFUIsroS InE BUIftL wRAr NJ usEK
DEcIAkk- In AlnoStevcry Instance where the in
fant Is suffering from pain - and exhaustion relic
will be iOand ia fifteen or txenIy Minutes after
the syrup - admins = tered.
This valuable pretara = lion Il the prescrft,tior
Of one u The A.r>f TX - fkRIkNct.D and skill
ftL MUSES. IA AeN ksg - lAnd, and has beeE
used Nith NEYkRfAlL = ING srocEss IN
THOUSANDS - or CASES
Not only relieves the child - from pain bat InrK.
Jratrs the stomach aud - bowels carTects Aeiii.
fty aud gives tons ana cry 20 tie whole sys-
ten. IL will almost IN stsnty relieve
GRlPIN6 - THE q, BOWELS, AND
NISD a COIiC.
and overcome o0nvalssons - waioh II not speedily
renielied. end in death. = Ne believe Il the besl
and - NoslD, IN al eases 81
DisENTEkf AND DlAk - RIGA IN CHILDREN
whether ~ arscs frOa n teetbiag. or from afly
ether Gauss. We Nouad ~ say every mother
who has child suffering - from any sf tie fasesl
ing coinpiaints-iN MI - LEf YOUR PREIUtf.
cfss, NUk THE I'kfJu - ulCfs OF OTHERS
stand between your suffer Ing ctid aud tie rrlisl
that all 30 SURVEYS. ABSOLUTELY sURk-
follow she " ans snedscino. Il timely
usgd.
Run dirociions for using = VIII accompany each
Dotgle- Sons gcaatne = less ths facsimile u
CJkfls 4 PklthlNS, Acs - YORK, tae cut
side Sr&PPer.
Sold b. drug slsis through oct the world
friHoiraI once No. IS, Ccsizf New YORK.
gasesak"iy Price IS ecsts per bottle.
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MEssRs. EDroRs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco SO long and anxiously looked
and lOnged for has come, and that they may
luxuriate once more by calling at
j. Ii. LANGLEY & Co.'s
octl "A Union street.
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MANUFACTURERS ARTICLES.
J. & C.. REAKIRT.
% Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
kE.Ep EI-LI sI-HRI y IL,

So Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KEEP A FULL SUPPLY OF
Manufacturers Articles,
Carding Machines,
Warp on Beam, assorted colors,
Machine Cards,
Wire Heddles and Frames,
Shuttles,
Steel Reeds and Pickers,
Lacing and Picker Leather,
Harness Twine,
Hand Cards, Tenter Hooks,
Comb Plate, &C., &c.
ALSO, I'LL ASSORTMENT OF
Dye-Stutts, Cochineal,
Cudbear, Indigo,
Nader, Clutch,
Log Wood, . Sumac,
sep24-ly
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To Contractors.
CEAITp propasass wsii be recsivsd By The snder.
- sigsed fr0u nas uatii tbe tth November aext,
Tor is o -aiag, GrzalnE, end G4oat4snE ng ~ Park
Caitsl ATeaae. freGn c. lar - Gag street fhs
Grade. specin rziiots kRa ierss ~ eeakfaet -
ssen Al M ezzee sntss ne 80 NoT@rnaer.
$3.50 ~ HUI1sSGSWoRrH.
ec<is-sd Mayer
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We have instore-
1875 hhdsnew cropSGgar
1855 bags Colee-choic
article;
PAS doz Pain ted Buckets
l25 bags Almonds;
rs e" re xas Pecans;
100 boxes Herring
400 kegs N,ils-assorted
800 bbls Cider Vinegar;
l25 pkgs Star Candies
SO boxes W. r. Cheese
7c5 " +. Dairy -
octl3-tf
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NTISHING TO make other Investments, We pro-
w poseto sellal our Real EstateIn Davidson :,
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ARRIVALS.


rom Liverpool 10 the steamship Africa-Mr and Mrs
Whte'wliaht Mr. Wbeelwrgh, Jr Mr. and Mrs Paul krc.
r and Mrs VIM Bel and two Children MI s Thomas Mrs
ohhm 1s Dash. Mr. and Mrs ianson Mr. and Mrs James
. i've ehIdren and two rses Mr. and Mrs q Forbes.
MS onyn and maid two Misses Probyn Col tvanrarski
,, ~nsa Wick ham, Mr. and Mrs Traub, two Misses
Ire sa ana NIT Langdon and maid Mr. and Mrs Phyfe,
neIny nandai Diyelcmann, Homer Adger, G g d. Gut
EraI and servant Mrs VIM Forbes and two children DR.
os tecIeary and man want Messrs lips Mills,
sch h Snnes Hal VIM Mnre Dale Miss Ncisoc Mrs
gate and wo sops q Greer srse and sister
lr serarens KenoD, NInrsh aeo Parrish TrnI,rd
Leg MsGurc, smith oser, Mr. and Mrs j Johnston II
sockman: Lieut. sayd Wnder, U A; w Potter Mr ss
nat Ely Zucharic, Mr. Kldun Reinsen stranss r Hsw
ard Argerelles, Waters AuR't wiedman Nr and NJ.
Hayehurst Renshaw, II Townshend, Robt Conrer NJ
Rabbit. Chas Congreve II Bcnucre De Bos Cha. VII II
Soar Mr. Chapman M and Mrs Duke Miss Duke M and Mrs
Mr. Jawrowsk wife and child Mr. Berry Baron Edward
Daremus Messrs Lowell Laurence, Gerard Miss Bright
Mss A Harding.
From Liverpool, In tho steamship vigo--Nesss r Shaw
Fanfernot and two ladies' Thos Lambert Mr. Mra Wight
man Miss Lee Mr. aud Mrs Matter, Mrs. Bent Miss Master
stone; Mr. and Mrs Bent and infant Miss Couzcns Cum
ming Mrs Sword, Hrs II x Foster, Miss z Andrews, w
Richardson, Wlsswel, Rev bourne Sanchez Aldans
wife and two children, two M@sas annay Riokors
Phillips Rev W Adams-and 10 In the storage.
From Portland In steamship Patapsco-Chares Smith @
blanchard, Howes, Miss Dexter Bryant ChaA bryant
i Howes Mrs Howes and child.
From Washington. Ac In seamshp Mourt vernon--r NIL
fer a Dowd Cbas Brtnkerhon, n Obey VIM smith,
David Adams q Nichoa John Hall Misa Sanford Mrs.
Chas Homer Mr. 8lccomb, + Shaw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

KANE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION LEcruREs-The opening
lecture Of course projected by the Kane Monument AS
sociaon will be delivered night by the Hon. Arson Bur-
lneame, of Massachusetts, Gov. N p Banks of Massachu
Sets have done this but prevented because he
had attend the opening Of the General Session Of the
Legislature of his State and by his request Mr. Burngae
Is substituted. The venerable Dr. Francis will deliver the
Introductory address, giving the history Of the organtza
ton Of the Kane Monument Association and its objects
Commodore Breese the Commandant of the United States
Navy Yard at Brooklyn has kindly rendered the services
Of the brass band attached to the United States receiv
ing ship North Carolina for the occasion.
ARREST THE LAST THE CANADA PRlzE FIGHTERS
As previously stated in the HERALD, Deputy Sheriff Ty
or Of Buffalo, has been in this city days. looking
for the parties who engaged principals bot
tie holders seconds and lockers at the late prize fight
In Canada between Ed. Price, Of Boston, and Jim DIETER
known as "Austra,an) Kelly Of this city On Thanks
giving night Kelly arrested by Captain Squres Of the
Eleventh precinct assisted by Deputy Sheriff Taylor at
drinking saloon in Thirteenth street. Kelly subse
quently admitted to bail
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hI-PKvKREIY.-On Thursday, Nov. "a, at the resi-
dence of John Slmob by the Rev. s. D. Burchard Mr..
ALFRED j. BELL to Miss CHARLOTTE W. PEvERELy youngest
daughter Of Augustus Peverey, Esq, of Darien, Conn.
formerly of this city.
Observation-Disclosures in this city, on Thursday, Nov e.
by the Rev. Mr. Dclavcrne, Mr. MARK NJ DoBsoN of New
Haven, to Miss CoRNEA A. daughter OF the late Robert
Reynolds, OF this city.
Canada papers please copy.
HSc1MAS-yAN PEIT.-At Newtown, l.. l.. on Thursday,
Nov. "a, by the Rev. John p. Knox, VIM A. HINcMAN
this city to SARAH j. daughter Of Peter Van Pe Esq
the former place.
KoPPn-sAMns-On Thursday, Nov. "a, by his Honor
Mayor Daniel Tiemann at his residence, Manhattan
vile, Mr.. Lous c. KoPpEL, Of Hamburg, Miss MARTHA
r sAMMs daughter of Colonel John s. Sammis, Of Jack
sonvlle, Florida.
KNirE-MCCAY-On Thursday, Nov. "a, by Rev. Mr.
Sanderson, Mr. DAVID KNIrE to Mics MARGUERITE McCIAY
all Of this city.
PcsoIET-MAGH.-At Elizabeth n. J. on Wednesday,
Nov. %, by the Rev. Dr. Magic, Dr. LOUIS HENRY
Of this city, TO ANNA AUGUSTA only daughter Of job
Magic Esq., Of Elizabeth, N. j.
Observation-Disclosures wednesday, Nov. 2s, at
the Dutch Reformed Church, Hoboken, by the Rev. Dr.
James B. Hsroenbereh, Mr.. LOUIS wiNDMUILKR to Miss
ANNIE f. LEHMAN, daughter Of Henry Lehman, Esq.
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday by the
steamship Africa is the Rev. DIR. Cahill, of Dublin
famousas priest, q scientific man. lecturer and a
politician. He intends to lecture in this city, Boston and
other parts Of the United States Rev. Mr.. Cuddy, Of
Milford, Mass, had to meet him, and the Rev
Charles Brown, OF Dublin o s. F., had preceded him by
few days. Ir. Cahill was met his arrival by these
clergy men and number Of his countrymen, and was
escorted to the Actor House, where he is staying
He appears in excellent health
VIM Porchcr Miles, M. G. Of South Carolina, and
Lansing Stout, NJ. c. of Oregon, are in town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2e, 1859.

AoAprmY O, Music" Tho Magic Futep will be given
for tho matinee to day, the last time OF its perform
ance The great attraction Of the MATINEE however,
will be Miss Adeliua PAT, the young prma donna who
made such grand sensation on Thursday She will sing
in the last AFT Of Lucia" in which she superb Next
week will be the last Of the season. The Hngucnots'
will be produced Wednesday We requested to d.
rect attention TO the change the prices by which tho
best seats may BE- secured dollar and half each,
instead Of two dollars, heretofore And this sub
jet we may we'll direct the attention Of the managers
to the fact that Of their recognized ticket agents 81
the hotels extort considerable advance upon the prices
ut tho Academy. This Ia not only victmizlng
tho ticket buyer but operates against the
managers. people think they parties to q swndle,
OF which, have every believe, they know
nothing. As there win be probably operate xrore
next week, put In this word ia time, trusting that II
will be Needed