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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13
PUBLIC OPINION IN CONNECTICUT.
no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,

FARsrsGroy, Conn, Nov 10, 1859.
We confess the North has everything ose-hc South
everything to gain In separation the latter would hold
nearly everything that valuable belonging the Union
Missouri has iron and lead than all the free States
combined The climate and soil of the slave States are
better adapted to the cultivation Of wheat corn and all
other articles of food than the free States while they pos
nearly everything that valuable in the Union
commerce and carrying trade. They would BE- the
growers England the manufacturers. Governments like
individuals, look to their interests and long the
South had bale of cotton for the Manchester spinner
England would favor it and oppose their rivals Of tho
North. The nterchanges would go exclusively ships
of the contracting parties Where then would lords Of
the loom look for their twenty AMI thirty per the
South paying them on account protecting trss What
would become OF the and trade Of the
North, cut off from the South and with direct shipment
through Canadian OF all west of Buffalo What
would New York with her Wall street. and Boston with
her Milk street, do without ths? The crowds of human
beings who hrong their would disappear like
of insects that glitter and dance the sunbeams
of summers day at nighal; and how sad how melan
choy the thought that the Of those noble cities I'd
gone down TO rise more But these things hap
pen in the nineteenth century Honest of the North
regret much the South the reasonable Of Brown
and his party they condemn alike every act Of the abo
uonist and feel the disgrace quite as much.
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New YORK. Nov. 10, 1859.
The torch Of war, kindled in 1853 by the Emperor
Nicholas of Russia and in the full blaze Of which that
monarch expired has at intervals since shed baleu
light far and near only throughout the European Con-
tnent but the whole vast territory of India and
China All the great Powers of Europe have marshalled
their squadrons in the field and having for time played
out the game Of referred their quarre to the arbra
ment Of conferences and diplomatic conventions. No
has the Je in taken this than
up springs another requiring for time the application Of
the sword before also is turned TO intriguing minis
and plenipotenares. Hitherto this game has
been played only by the great actors OF the worlds thea
re but the disease catching, and that the
spauiards have determined upon getting up little play of
their ownfcelng, doubt after their long like the
rishman who felt blue moulded for want Of beating.
BY last accounts from Europe we learn that the reply
Of the Emperor of Morocco tohc umaum of SPAIN with
respect the ouraees of the Riff prates unsatsac
tory and that the alternative of immediate been
determined upon. To this complexion has II last
and doubt next advices from Europe will inform
Of deaiy encounter between the descendants OF
those very who 400 years contested for the
possession Of the Ahambra and the fair cities Of Cordova
and Seville.
The Rn pirates whose outrages the Spanish govern
ment have formed expedition " punish, the nha
bitants Of district of Morocco called Er R northern
maritime district comprising the chain Of mountains which
rise at NO great distance from the Mederrane Sea-
This district Of country chiefly settled in 1880
by the Moors and Jews expelled from Spain, it
being computed that $4,000 ut least Of the people
took up their quarters here Since that time the pre-
TO their ancient foes but to the traders OF every country
who had business In their In vain were expcdi
tons set on foot from time 10 time to punish these pirates
Secure In their fastesses which the tho
rendered uuapproachable they continued their depreda
tons with mpuny, and the Christian Powers were
compelled at one time to pay tribute to the Pasha for
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1t being necessary, owing to the death
OF Capt Davis TO dispose Of his interest in the 2ne
s s,s popular steamers, GLEN COVE and CURTIS
structed by The rsmaining stockholders to offer for
sale; at same time aud place, the residue of the
purchase may have the opportunity of owning the
entire stocki In both boats, should they 30 desire.
Inc dien Cove Is new boat. built with all the
modern improvements, well furnished and of great
speed. Her capacity is between five and six hun
The Curtis Peck" long and favorssly known on
James River. is also a boat of great speed and Of
capacity of five hundred tons burthen
repair '"oi""A"
SALE '"' Vi
For further information. address or apply to
o HASKINS, Sec'y,
Richmond, Va.
So Enquirer and Wing publish till day of sale
ia -
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JANUARY, 1863 !!


A
With full stock, fall force aud undated energies,
are making ready for ne coming season, and with
"a view Of cutting down stock. and making some
improvements in their waVe-roofns also 10 give
thBy vii! from this time offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates. until the open
ing of the season.
Never has 30 rsre An opportunity been presented
Il the great buying pubic OF laying in their sup
plies for either winter or simmer, their assert
Inent il large fresh and we'll assorted.
For the frat time in their business history. III
some departments. they wall commence THEIR OWN
lMpyRTArI0ss the ensuing spring, and parties may
re3y from arrangements made, that every article
selected the other side of the pond will be- in fabric
equal to anything brought to the country. Every
experiments about their establishment viii be
paced in the hsRds OF Ju3icious and experienced
banda 40 that their customers shall have every
facility and advantage Shich the experience and
observation OF years has given them. ia It's
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EREsH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS

Have iust received their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FALL AND W1NTER DRY GOODS,
making their essor tnent OF the most Complett
aud attractive they have offered, and at such
pri:es AS will insure sales.
splendid Black and ooPd SIX Robes a'i'ez
Rich Bayedere e'Lez aud Plain silks
Black Gro do Rhine, Polt de Sole and Taffets
Silks
ri Ii Plaid and Fig'd YaienCias
BIa h BoGibalincs, Alpacas, Chs!lies and House
lines
Rieh Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Gam uric, pcque. and Mourning Collars
Illusion C9pes and BeTthas
CIoaks, Nantes and Shawis Ia great variety
Cloths, CaasImeres and VestiDQs
Plantation aud Housekeeping Goods
81 aud 81 Pulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
Bacllani PULLED Cloths; herseys and Plsids
Plaid h.nseys: Fiannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
DappsE Table Cloths; Napkins Doyiies
hersae, IsIGbs' Wool, SILK aud Shaker Shirt
AMI Drawers
Alexander,s Kid. Buokskln. Silk and Plush
LINED Gloves and Gauntlets
Cotton aud Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets; Rugs; Droggets. &C. oc 20
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TRY GOODs-Astouishing low No

- Main -treet JOSEPH 8ThAUsE.
Cheap Goodd, from 4Ection-blue, Green and
Brown Berace. for Wells at 70 cents. selling AT
other places % cent?; Ladies Belts. Of cents
Brown Linen. at I2ia, &c, worth double the money,
Suitable TOR Bey's and MEMS wear; English 0Cri-
% cts; few more linen ard cheap Mars@iiles. Bo.
SONS lett. az Is cts: astonishing cheap Check and
Caysbri- Iusia ia and upwards; plain ard hg'
ure1 De Ltirles. llls cts ana hiShef French Me
rino and Co'ored SIZES, st half their value; excel.
lent quality Kid Gloves. 343 cts; black, white and
mixed Hose, 10 cts a pair; swiss and Cambria Col
lars the cheapest ia the city; Servant and Bed
Blankets Is per cent less than cost; brown and
kieached Cotton. at sll lrices. DC. If you want
cheap Goods OF any kind. remember No n Main
street. fe IL jOSEPH cEhzbcB
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1850.
1t season
Epressinr
pr srpre-
leatricaI
he'd In q
| .y0u will
1T atthe
At ssich
l NE can
&c wcn'a
sfcfGt@
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BY E B. Cook, Auct.
TRUST SALE OF HOTEL FuRNI.

'EU'I SALE UF EUTEL FUKNI-
= TURE, SC, AT AUCTION.-By virtnre of a
MatxhauseG, bea ring Date the day of January.
1852 and of record in the Clerks Office of the Court
OF Hastings OF the city Of Richmond, for the bene.
Mt OF H. Wigaud At the requss. OF aaid beneficis-
~, .hali expose to sale, on THURSDAY next
the 2fth Instant, at the hour of 10 ~ at the houe
now occupied By said MArxhausen, on the corner
Of sixth and Marshall streets known as The New
Market Hotel, all the Furniture contained in said
house. consisting Of the Usual variety Of Hotel
furniture, composed in part of Bedsteads and Bed
dag. Carpets, Chandeliers, Mirrors Chairs, Cur.
tains sofas, Wardrobes, &C. Also all the stock of
Liquors, Wines. and Cigars. and all the Bar-room
FIXTURES contained in the Bar If said establishment
Also large variety of Crcckery, Cooking Utensils
&C And at the same time, the unexpired tenn of
te lease OF said premises win beso To the highest
bidder, II not pr, viously disposed of privately.
lERMs-Au sums under $50 cash; al sums over $50
ana uhcer Sth GU days; and all sums 800 four
months g edit for negotiable paper satisfactorily
endor 'ed EDWARD CANNON, Trustee
bale eonduetedb by Cook. 4uet f. lS-d,d
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S sALE-Will be
A cold. on WEDNESDAY, sd day of February.
1859. at the Congress Hail. on franklin street, near
the OLD market. commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ
fixtures. consisting of washs.ands basins and
ewers, mattrasses aud bed clothing, holsters and
knives and forks; tin SAFE refrigerator; lot OF
crockery ware lot bar bottles and decanters; lot OF
liquors.; water cooler; oyster box; | bar and lot
gas fixtures. Terms cash
fe 81 3t* BUTLER II n n n
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Co. F A JEtER,

EsS T 4 JEfER,
eSfTTrS SURGEON DENTIST
Office en- Main, bslow Pearl street, next door to
Horton keach,s trimming store and two doors
above Msssrs Tho9 Ii Price Il Co.'S DrF Goods store,
The subscriber having removed TO the above
house, wouid be pleased 10 see thcss with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations aerve rhe public generally. All opera
tons performed III the mCst approved and scientific
siyls Known TO the Profession, AMI all work done
h. him war sntei 10 give satistac ton f. 7-3m
:.Esz-,yET;T:5a THROUGH TARIFF OF
fR EIGHT from Richmond 20 Mem
nhis i.r ,lnlia:.. r,nints
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O6 KEGS really choice Family Goshen
~ Batter. for sale By
fsl MASSIE pLEASANTS.
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By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES. II will offer fer sale At
:. - auction TONIGHT, and continue every night
through the winter, large and complete ascot.
ment Jewelyr, Ready made Clothing. Nett Shirts
and Drawers, Fancy Articles, &C.
ia a.yN
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EALL l858.-NOVRL ATTRACTION

TALL lS6S.-NOpEL ATTRACTION
I -GREATEXCiTEME NT,-SEC0ND SUPPLY
tE FaLL GOODS nov receiving, lately purchased
10 New YrfE at immense sacrifices, st closing oht
met with for persons in want of Dry Goods TO effect
a tremendous saving
Invite all "a call aud Loo for themselves. Good,
cheap and desirable Goods, polite attention and &C
coo}moeationt guaranteed 10 all who visit the pop
U!ar and we'll known LtCre OF
f. II ALFRED IOSE@. h3 MAIN 81
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COMMIssIONER's SALE on HOusE
i. FOR SALE AT AUCTION

800 FOR SALE AT AUCTION
= 63as-The splendid steamers "9LEN
COVE" and CURTIS PECK"-As personal renre.
sentative OF the late Capt John Davis. shall. on
TUESDAY the LIST day of March, 1852 expose TO
sale al his interest In the above Stesmers Gems ist
Ing OF 7ao:hs in the Glen Cove and 73Sths in the
commencing at IL O'clock, NJ.
NARY A DAVIS, Adm'x
of John D0yis deceased
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4 1UFFEE.-350 bags prime Rio Coffee,
~ I25 BAGS prime La xuayra Coffee, Is bales u tine
Mocha Coffee rs bags Old 9ayernment Java Coues,
sor sale nv fe Fl LEWIS WEBB SUs
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By P. g. Larus. Auctioneer,
MIGHT SALES Il will continue the
A. Night BALES of a large lot of Gold, Plated and
silver Watches, and jewelry Of every description
Each article offered will positively be sold.
de 2 p g LAEUS, Auct.
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By Chas. T. Workman 4 Co.
rARIO SALES OF CUBA MOLAssrs

CARGO SALES OF CUBA MOLASSEs
a., AND NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAs-
SIS AT AUCTlON.-Ons1U gSDAY. March Ist, at
our warehouse. on the Dock, commencing at n
O'CLOCK we will sell the cargo per schr Springfield
from Matanzas, consisting Of
Is tie aas Prime Cuba MoLAssEs
20 tierces prime Muscovado MOLAssES
AL'coNii III De added to tho above sale. the cargo
per Orig Crocus, from Attakapas La copsistiD Of
z5z hhds prime and choice SUGARS
AS bbls prime N o MOLASSES
TERMS CT SALE Under $780, cash: over 300 four
months for approved negotiable paper
CHAS WORKMAN AGO.
fe 22-tds 49,
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TOR SALE UNINCUMBRRED REAL.

1 ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF tIOHMoND-
Having got the privilege fre III the Mayer and city
Council of Baltimore. TO convert N y " are house. ON
the cor of BUren and Falls streets, into soap and
Candle manaiactory. and .parposing 10 remove 10
Baltimore the ensuing spring. offer at private
sale, the following Zeal Estate. viz:
LIST My Dwelling House Mayo street with or
without the aijoini1g Flower Garden .ot. The houe
10 80 feet 'front.' IS ct deep, three stories hieh Or
OF for alley, II sold separate ana has c. INJECTED
ments, stable, carriage house. 81. ihe whole lot
RUS back from Mayo street rs feet, 60 feet font.
The Flower Garden s nearly the ssme DIN enson
and admirably adapted for building lot The
occupied by him for seversl years. 1t is compared
of the very lest materials is large ana 3dious
and improved ia the most modern yles--by the in
PRODUCTION OF gas. water txtures cooking range
81. lot on Wall street in rear of the above. ca
eft 'front.' running back 40 fset more or less his
includes o fruit and vegetable garden.
Sd. smith and Carriage shop on Frank lin street,
q feet 'front.' running back 81 feet This is situated
opposite my Soap ard Candle Factory and was late
ly pec by Does d Brother.
4th lot on Fairfield street, near 18th, close by
Mr. Bruces,Soap Factory &c feet front, running ack
1872 feet, more less, which there Is good two
story brick building, lately fitted up for Melting
house or Soap Factory. IL Is capable OF manu'sc-
turing IS 0a0 lbs per month. and offers good op
pcrtnnity for man of small capital.
nos Twonew Brick buildings on franklin street,
in front OF my factory IS feet 'front.' 3s stories high,
with stores granite fronts and slate roof, running
back 50 feet more or less.
9Th, also Offer my Soap aud Candle Factory
The building is of brick, partly new. affect By ~,
three stories high, with boilers machinery ard the
necessary utensils. for the tIada. This factory ~
capable of manufacturing 5000 lbs coop per week.
aud an equal weight of mould Cant &c sson.
l have carrie1 on the business with som, succtss
Ia 9I-ta GnW'b Nc.hsN
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TNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COZ

TNFIRMARY OE TIE MEDICAL COL
4 LEGE.-This Infirniary ia situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
he8lthu! position, convenient TO the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centes Of business. 1t is fur.
nl5hed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries and
for the comfort CT the sick All persons reanirin
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
laborn2 under contagious diseases. are admitted
into the institution Lying in women ate also re-
ceivef ard carefully attended to-
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
scrs OF the College who visit she wards daily. The
and Medicine are for Per week
White
ColoTeu
In addition 10 the above rates, in cases requiring
Surgical ODeTCt,on by agreement with the pro-
pTietoEs OF the bellevue Horpital, a small fee is
charged for the operation. varying from 50 to $780,
according to its importance. The particular fee in
any may be ascertained by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan.
All charges payable on the removal of the pa
tent.
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFOkD.
Attending rhyscians-Profs TUCKER. CONWAY
and McCAW.
Resident Physician-JUNIUs NICHE, Nd
SteWard--F hi PARRISH.
President-L J0YNES, II d.
Persons in the country, desiring tn send patients
to the Infrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Ply sician. ja6-ly
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HAVE YOU SEES those cheap White
Cotton Stockings that LEVY ia selling at e.
cents per pai.: Iney VI ac'Ur ~ very cheap, anu
are worth III cents Il" l. also selling " hite Mar
Giles Bos ms Mt y sc, worth -. aud -, Ladies'
Linen Collars ut t2i-c, worth -. excellent White
Br!ilutes az L - worth &c Druss Goods OF every
ficst fiptiOn will DE sd.1 at extremely Low pr -;
excellent assortment o. NaU,ekeepi"E GoOCss kept
instantly on haui Do4't forget h Il you caG ell
rrays find large stock 81 desirable Dry Goods at
JACOB 4 LEEi's. u Main street, and hn IS &C.
rrurei 10 reduce his stock OF Winter j1Gs, great
bargains may BE expected.
n. d THAT cheap nus. il Diaper al 70 ctsa piece,
LIS al ne.n sd. Il u
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NEW G0ODS.-We are opening to- day
Nv several cases Of bleached and brown Sheetinps
ant shirtiDgs; extra heavy undressed Irish Linens
and MARY PentsnE,ary plaids, which We ar,
selling =. the lowest market price
j & NJ R0SENBAUM,
yaN 100 Broad st.
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|, -. = -, -
AUCTION BALES.
Sa5FDzT~
By Alsx. Mort, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DkY GOODS AND 0Rn.
CEniES-Will be sold Mt auction AZ nv 60.
corner Mein and 18TH str. etss on TUESDAY Morp
ing next, the End. cnmmepcius Il lg a,cIe<S - y
large lot rev and second hand fnrnifure
.Dnf 6OODS-Cioihs. Csssirneres. Cassinets sfe.
rinos. Alpscas. Calieos and Dofnestics
large lot nett shirts sad Drawers
Eoots and Shoes, Hats and Cans
onocsRiks-2o bbls Old ays Whisxey
10 FBraDdy
Psrt Wine
Sugnr, Coilee, Soap, Car dies dc
xa ,ano-China. Glass and Kgr.hapware.
% o. ALtx MOTT,
AucffonaSsx
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AUCTION eAf,00.
Nss'EFD1M
By Goddin & Apperson. 1ncss
T,RPUsTEE,s sAIFoR a. .cpre

TRRUSTEE'S SALE OF 81 ACRES ~
L very valuable FARMING LAND. IN Hsn,,sa
county. miles west q biehTend. near 10 srd Ss
As Trustee e. a certain d. ed Ct trust from M n
Dickinson, dated 21st January. 1856. Only re.
corded in Henrico County Court, shall proreat Ia
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on tie prtmi -,
on FRIDAY. the 9Th day of March. 1867 at O'Clock
~ fair. if not. the next fair dsy, the 81 acres OF
LAND above described, adjoining the ards of Mr.
" Tabb. il, and others. The soil Ia eqnal to any
in the vicinity VI Richmond.
TEAMS: knough in cash 70 defrnf expenses Of
sale and 10 discharge q note OF Sse7 Is with inter
est frcm 81 January last; on credit a. 10 1921 Gs
nn,ii 18TH june 1859; on credit to S9s1. until
10Th DECEMBER 1859; ami ca To the surplus IN such
Mffns as shall BE- announced at the hour Of sale.
me whoe purchase money TO bear interest from the
uay ~ sale The title Is relieved to be perfect but
ne trustee will convey With the usual special war
Ian'y The taxes for 1889 n be paid by the purcha-
CoMMIssiONER's SALE or HOUSE
AMP LOT ON THE CORNER or Tor MAR
sEhLLl AND CATER STREETS. HENRfCO co
fUh SALE AT AUCTION As Commissioner an
pointed by decree oil the Circuit Court OF the city
on hichmond, pronounced ON the 18th Janusry 1859
In the case Howle against Howie. &c" I shall pro.
coed to sell. on the premises, on SATURDAY tba
2tn day OF March 1889, st O'Clock p 81. the Real
estate 10 eted "a above. The 10. fronts - feat o,,
the north side of Marshall street and runs tack on
Carter street about lt3 feet ard has brick Tene-
,nent thereon. ont of repair and former.
~ occupied by the late Wesley stockdeil
FERNS: One-third cash, balance at IL and Is mos
Court. JOHN q WILL ANS Gon,,. "e
Sale By GoDDIN ArPERsoy Aucts,
fe 4-law3wktdid
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son

ESlkAbLE RESIDENCE, AND VA
- CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON MARSHALL
AND GtLMkR STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold. upon the premises. ON THURSDAY, the
24th day OF February, commencing at 4 o'clock,
Nj, The very desirable residence, now in the cccn-
pancy OF Courtney, Esq, (who intends discon.
timing housekeeping.) situated at the northwest
corner Of Marshall and Gilmer streets, Shockoe
HILL just beyond the corporation limits 1t has ten
rooms. large and convenient kitchen. q we'll of
5000 water, stable, and other conveIiences about
the premises
The whole property fronts on Marshall street 10
feet and runs back les feet About As feet will be
sold with the house. and the residue divided into
two lots of 80 feet each.
Previous TO the sale of the house, (say commenc.
ing at o'clock will be sold the entire Fur6iture
OF mr.. courtney, consisting of the usual variety
Also. young and well brake Horse six years old
Rockaway and Gear, and Saddle and Bride.
IERMs-For the real estate, cne-fourth cash: the
balance at s. IL and Is months for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by a trust decd
taxes and insurance for 1859 to be pai+ by the pur
chasers For the personal property sums of $40 and
uEcer. CO: b; over that amount 90 days credit with
| interest. JAS NATAYI1R = SON
10 ii AuctioDpars
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REMARKABLE EVEN TT

n rainy weather has been great topic of discus
sioc for come time. When is IL going to stcp how
dreadful the roads are; when does the moon change
has The comet anything to do with IL and man,
ptner remarks are Inade owing TO thu great nan
uty CT rain that We have had. This reminds us OF
CONVERSELY 3n that took place q few days since
when we were ia the company OF ladies' they alsec
avery serious ana interesting question for debate
aud that was. whore You could purchase the ehear
est SHIFT EesGas. Bltsched Cottons, Irish Linens
Trimmings. bite Eiannels. Cambria and swist
Edges. Hoop skarts. Hair Pins, Gloves Gauntiets
Iaihbfic and Swiss MnsIins Collars, sleeves Bandf
e9fsefs, snd many other ertices and after IN ahl
aiscusssn, ard having seriously considered tn
aaesiion they put it 20 the vote ann IL was decide.
~ large majority, that the place 10 go 20 tn
stfe ~ Il 6UbDSMIT
i~A HrGsd lar
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N FO 4 s 4 LE-My Colt PASS
GN OVER. Three wears old 4h May, l859-by
Belcncr Crouch's Red Ely; dam Muyat by uarri-
sons Vi-Rinianl6 haEda high, sud for symmetry
and perfection OF race horse form. unsurpassed He
is c0usdero by the best of jGdges be for
s. No fur Biue horse Warranted sound III eve
~ respect, ana 10 run enc mile IN one minute and
forty four seconds with the proper trainiag stride
PAX feet Price. six thousand dollars
J W HENRY,
fe 3-lm* "P O., Henry's Mills Va"
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COAL.

WOOD AND COAL-JOHN W FISH
W ER-9ray's Yard. near the Armory-will
keep constantly on hand . supply Of Oak and Pine
WOOD and Coal also. TAX and Cedar POSTS
which he will deliver in any part of the city.
Orcers left at the Yard at the store of Stebbins
Pullep No l0i Broad street, or al Cleo HerriD gs
No IS Main street, will receive prompt attention.
lS-lm