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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

nR LUTHER DENTIsT-REMOvED TO AZ GREAT
IL Jones street. furnishes superior Artificial Teeth at his
usua very moderate prices Teeth extracted without pain by
safe and Improved method exclusively his Own, being
patented. White enamel filing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

TJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
III Salesroom % Nassau street.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il CO. will sell at auction. on Saturday
Nov. 49, AZ ~ O'Clock in front Of store Is Nassau
young bay Saddle Horse, Eve SIX years old
stylish drg er apd, although young Z, great PROMISE
An elegant but plain four quarter light Coach nearly
short time aud built by Of bes. city
sold In consequence of the owner having further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
DANIEI. A. MATTHEWS, AUCTTONEER.
IL <GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BEUSeELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
.t.s2 MIRRORS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,

1 BUTLER. SCHULTZ MATlHEWS Wi sell al auction
this day Fdayl At Oz O'clock At their salesroom s. cedar
cor part BRUSSELS and Ssrsn Sarpsss one rose
wood paror Suit 10 lemon coored dssst one DO E crimson
sncy reps black walnut maogany excnaon dining and
@ lounge. anS s sss
and reps black walnut and mahogany Chairs Arm Chairs
French Bedseads black wsnSt and rsn do rosewood w
nut and marble top Centre Tables rosewood
S ss ~'nss~
shades hair Mattresses Wilton Rugs pier Mirrors Clocks
Vases Glassware variety Also IL O'clock to pay
advances, two superior gold Watches and Chains
DASihLC AS TssEEs s AY oP hRaNpY
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATTHEW'S win sell al auction this
join &URE
DUTCH FLOWER ,S s At AycTIoN.1ra1s DAY
ANTWERP Is William street closing sale cases by
Crown lmpsrsls Lilies, &C. Those In want attend csa
logues ready
EDWARD soHENCK, .AUCTIoNEER-
gray aorse1By r.. +; H. scHENcR this day 18th
gray Horse years old 5 hands high warranted perfecy
sound, kind and gentle in every way.
s SSHhNSf PARIS RHSF FHNoY aoops
=. &F H. SCHENCK viii sell at auction Thursday and
g Nassau street large variety of magnificent Paris Fancy
''0us ss~pFi'RfiEsN on CHINA DINNER SETS
DEoo Sf$EES s sTTSSS ; Sa VASES
The ladies particularly invited to examine the above
beautiful assortment
" sale Of Clocks byE az II sCHENCK, on Saturday ish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

DUr1TC spNIyISrHAToRs sALE.-w H. RADFoRD,
ancuoneer viii sell Monday, Nov 81 at IL O'Clock NJ
bf6 Pearl street complete volumes of the London Illustrated
News and trnd9n Punch, from volume No l. handsomely
bound the present also the works Of Schiller and
others German the effects Of James Robertson and usta
wieniuger BY order Of THOMAS FIELDS, ESQ., Pub
lie Administrator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
A UCTIoN NOTICE.

EZRA LUDLOW, JR.,
VIM sell, at bis salesroon
eflce, on Friday, Nov. IL, I
Iogue offered on Tuesday.
Ytety Of American, Englis
Swfes, Turkish, Russian 81
airy. military scenes, &c.
make, In rosewood, morocco
Sold In lots TO suit the pri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1859
SALES Ar AUCTION.

UCT!0N NOTICE.-J. BOGART, AuCrIoNEER. BY
IA D. BOGART, Monday, 2st NJ i0ta O'CLOCK, at The
sg.non rooms No. North Wism street assness sale q
Cspes and Cuffs American mink Capes Cuffs and Mus SOUR
ie do genemens Collars French sable Capes, NUTS and
Suns, Robes. &C. DC. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

A RrIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DEcAYED TEEIn;
IA nut In s0ft recurring pressure ana giving no pam
Aching teeth or nero shells can filled with It. Pivot teeth
set without mnrng the breath by ceentns them 70 the fangs
with the osteoplasc Rooms OF me oscoveros, 0Wnor
Broadway and Thirty first street. 4af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

pURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FURNITURE
~ Packing Esiahlshmsnt oice III and rs Wes
nure Of every description boxed and shipped oa the
China and Gsss Ware calssy and moved Four
Horse Wagons the OF Furninre 10 the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

At R-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELNBRATKD
IN. Madame PRRWBTKRf She has been consulted ~
tbcusands IN this and oher ces With entire saaActcn M
feels equal 9he toa tho Of future
wife or husband also that Of her visitor. you wish truth
rive her call Ct 81 Third avenue above Twenty dnl street.
ladies 10 cents; gentlemen d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
HENRY B. HERTs. JR., AUcTioNEER
FURS, FURS, FURS,

IL FURS, FURS, FUKS.
On Friday. November lS, at l0ls O'Clock,
At los l5T and l59 Broadway,
Closing auction sle BY order Of assgnees the entire ba
lance Of stock Of elegant made Fur Robes gents Furs
chile Furs ades' Furs &c. this is positively the
sing sale ladies win do well Catalogues ready
and goods on view early morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
Joseph HEGEMAN, AuCTIONEER.
u This day,
FRIDAY NOVEMBER II

At 10la O'Clock A. NJ central Wioughby
street. corner OF Pearl, Brooklyn,
Regular weekly sale OF Furniture Carpes Oicloihs Stoves
a. dc.: also SIX Stuffed Birds Wheeler Wilson's and
oher Sewing Machines, lot OF Jewelry de-, nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
M. G. EDEY, AUCTIONEER.
lEREOSCOPIC PICTURES, &c.

66 Cedar street, opposite the Pos.
II O'Clock. the balance of the cata
The Views embrace the richest va
Irish, Scotch, French, Italian.
! Egyptian scenery, groups. statu-
he Stereoscopes are Of the best
}, papi8r mache. &c.
ate buyer as well az the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

"A toneer Lake Ontario and Hudson River Railroad First
Nortrnre Bopds CHARLES II. DELAvAN will sell at auc.
tion on Saturday 18th inst ut O'clock at tho Mersh ans
Exchapge Tor Of whom may 10 First Mort
rsce ner cent Ontario and Hudson River Railroad
ECnds Of each numbering from $50 to 5ss nciusiye
Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

UCTION NOTICE-METROPOLIrAN EXPRESS
Persons about removing tho IN tho city viii
n 1 y their advantage 70 call Express
ISL Varck street Four horse for removing furniture
. and from the country at all times Letters by pos
promptly attended Frui.nre packed and shipped. Oc
open from 8 10 the morning 10 at night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

BOARD wAETED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAM
ID ~ by young gentleman wife and small maid; for
young lady; two large Rooms pleasant neghborhood
with lire gas required above Eighth street and
between Third and Seventh Address stating terms
T., box 797 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

UCTION NOTICE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER, AND
a W. s. THOMPsoN.This day. =. lor o'clock, In The
Of Dry Goods HOOP Skirts Undershrs Jewely 30 Stoves,
Counter, Furniture &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
fDa AL THE PURPOSES of AFan,Ly pNys,c,

are 80 composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or esade them.
and invigorate every portion ef the hnman orUan,
Ism, correcting its diseased action and restoring
fts healthy vftahtics. A. consequence Of thesc
properties, the invalid who Is bowed down with
health or energy restored BY remedy 1t once 20
simple and inviting,
Not only do they cure the every day complaints
cf every body, bat also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named IL
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing cert6catcs of their cures and directions
tcr thciy use in the following romplaiats Costire-
ness. Heast5lrm. Headache arising from disordevsd
Momach, NGnsea. Indigestion. Pan Ia and Mnshid
Inoctioa Of the Bosceis, F2atuiemry, Loss Of Appe-
tate. Janadire, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body obstruction
OF its functions. They are an excellent alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system dcbiitated
by disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26

Lave gained the sonHasnss oa iii ~Ae ne
IA them. and hAss pFusad one OF The nsee yNln-
sbls inventions e the ass. They. ~. : Shuttle.
alike, which sspsos hs unravslsd or pslled mt.
Thsy ars Al mads with the hgsst mechanical
skill, and ali warranted TO work veil on all kinds
u espds, fron the Lighasst FaAsio - Asavy
or - new Family ssxins Msssiss. sis - Il - Sssn
manufao1arsd cxpsssiy 1m Family Uss. Aad hsa
nst With favor from al. It - % stmplihed - 70
rpndcr alnost inpsssibic to gst ont of order, Or
dssaass ~ epsrsaisnss indssdis h - .aimpls -
70 astonish one, that 20 small piece of mssAan-
Below -. i've description Of the diasrsn. style
Of The Weed Patent;
worksd u hand q foot, On Or of il Own tsbIes--
For The convmienss of shippfng and also Tor larxs
nansfasteriss, vhsss isis 1eoeosay - plAss .
nlnbsr q n.ohiass into lenG ssash, nalias ens
table anSWsr for nj. Prizes ~.
Ne, .. Win walnut or Mahogany Tshls, With
OF without Box Top, which looks down Pries 4les
and sic.
No. 8. Same size : No. !, b.. Rms .ish ! hsl.
Z Vail ADAPTED 70 naasfassuias ClotAias y fsr
This u really. ne cheapest nasAins Ii Ne nas
kst, = tAsss y 70 work dSas @ = 6swng Meahias
this nssliae rsas Aasisr than say .sehins nov 4
10. !. 1hls rssh,as ~ ,oss an y ssss.ne:
da*s laegs wssk. u ruas at = Nh Sata - spsed.
skins for Tailors ass svsr olsrsd . the paklie.-
Il II peculiarly fitted for plantation work. being
very slnpls yet suhstantisl and dsrAbie, vttA 6Sa
littls liAllity - ~ out Of ordees Priss el2e-
esnsrai f.vorits for Family, Light LsaiAs, a.1
great variety 81 WORK. IL has boea goeeen sp with
Fsfsrsnce to furnishing stsoug and Asraslss yet
light ard tsesH Aachiae, - ~ pstes tAan
~ 1. p,.s.ros - s1se shiss ~ 4 nsssst
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-AXERs5
.Ague Cure,
ron xlEH 01KRDY CURE OF

~ xUS Wk1EDx CukE on
Internitteat Fever, Or Fever aad Axue.
Remittent Fever, Chin Fever, Dulnb
& Agns, FesioAicals Headache, q Bilious
HeaAaahe, AnA R11keaa Fescrs, inAeeA
FOR The wkole class efs aissaaes afiGi-
nating r. hillary Aern1gsment, oaaaca
V the 11IAriA Of miasnatic countries.
No ons remedy Il louder called Tor by the
neos1siti@ q thS American psopie thsm / sure
and safe care fbr Fsser and 'Aaua. sSuch
We are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that h will eradicate the disease,
0ad with assurance, founded on proof TINT
no harm can arise from it, uss 10 any quan.
tity.
That which protects from on prevents this
disoeder Dust be Of immense service 4, the
communities where il psevails. ,RrspAsesan i
better than cure. ibr the patient escapes thu
risk which he nfust run ii violent attacks az
( = i hdic1nl diuocmper. - ..CuHx. cxpaas
ne miasmatic poison of FsyER AND A0Ux
from the system and prevents the develop-
Ment Of che diseasc. II taken on the first ap-
rroach Of it, prcnonitory symptoms. 1t Ii
rot only the best remedy ever yet discovered
Tor This class Of complaints, but also ahs
cheApe Z. Fhe large quantity We ssppiy for
dollar lvines il within enc reach of every
body; snd in bilious distxicts, where FsvEs
AND AGuE prevails, evcry body should have ii
and use il freely both for cure and protection.
II is hoped this price will place II within the
reach Of nll--thc poor ~ well ~ the rich.a a
great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of 1ntermitt tents In, that il contains
no Quinine Oh mineral, consequently Il mo-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the cmsfitution. Those cured
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Eookuk Dk-Bin0osya

AO0104 80 h
AND BLANK BOOK sHAMU1YQ11xa.
0LANK Books ma1s md ruls&xJ &R01 1r12Aiftx
Dpatt1gu. Qonrt R4eeeass {Hst1eee DoohafG A.
seasoss BSSkse ePeli Hooks. ~, q. ,fayaisasl =
Ola Books, Ma1psiAss, Mqte, ~, ,SsnAl or r.
hoand In Any style 16sfred.
D1ilaiuka acornsf of HAtm An6 Go1onA-sts.
ssp Ia ISAAC N. l1ARCE. &
The L11e ND travels ~ AlpxanANr
isA @71s y0h 61t ADo14fs ~ s M, N. NJ
WI1H a i1t1od1Stfon 4pn ~ penat Dava,d
M 1{y1Ms Jnet soeefve1 ~ 'ss .,' s..sss s.'a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26

Ksskun ~. Dss n sInos : Z Mnanese = =
= ALL 70 4 -.
..'.I :
-gs@ 81 An 81 oR F8H8I ssses
l ONE DAILY TRAIN.
I'm and after slas Sats ~ uasIfsstAsr notice,
" ONE PsssagSs 1saiA vim fsa sasA usy
daily, (6uDdsys exoepte0,l - folleVps ssf4
LsayinG Ksokak :. 6:lO - i.
Leaving Bso&oaspost . 3:3O P.n
/ Cennssting q the lattsr place, - heretofore,
With the coachss Of tho Western StAesCo. FOR I'd
pslnn 8 Nadia, western aal Seathsn IsSo.
THRo1aa Ticki1Sris q 81. Lo.i., Le..v,u.,
cinsinasti, and the Las, ,nay b hsd u the OAss
In Bsntonsport.
s. G s..: !: ss,: T.. !. the lowest. 70 IN ssssA.s.
Pssssnesn BY this rosie make surs conaes-
tioas with ths B. 4 II. h. r. H. at Fair6eld rsseh-
5. DWianT fAroH,
6nperintsaAent.
~Tickst Ol6ce at Railroad Depot
A04os n KilbsNrns,s Bteek.
Kso1.k s9spt. q .Se-dtw
NoRTR ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And ccnnsetisg oHH sith The ,sAsamws Golden
Gate, osadSa -, John Z. sSsphem and
sM 6snora, u He
Paoi6c Aa0 SSssmshtp Co. os P1xsmS,
Djved 70 AaptNDdR.
The spisndid Etsamships
BALTIC, ApRlATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having bsan entirely rsAkted and aaaptsd . The
CaHforria trade, will hereafter r1n . above,
having New York on the tth and 3ath of
each nOmtA, from the fOok a CANAl
street. and North kiysr,
Passengers and Nails will b forwardsd hy
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AT MABOxso. - Deo~na-osroes
"A y tAemly plAee SIT ysu sAn ~ eeoa 0af,
twtst His, sa4 ColtA 1svolysn at elS yfees.
noh1od1y "a
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The Baltimore { Ohio


N
RAILROAD
Terminates q Baltimofe and Washington
City on the East, and Whssline, Ds0-
wood and PaIksfsbufg on The Wsk,
at which place is oonnsots with
Railroads and Efaambeaas
for and fron I'll
pointe h Tho
West, 0ou&h-Vveak 8 uofth- -Vvost;
AES rnnanrs - I'm raavn1ue Su1Esc
SHORT AND DU1slKADLE ROUT1
TO ALL OF rHs9 1AsT1AN CITIEsI
@-Pasaas.s y s1is Resss - visit The slsse,
of 6Altimnfs, PhiladslRAia, Rs~ Ysfk a. BesAoa
e g es.f e naksf e Aw xsrA Or 1'sfs. ss~.-
S-rMSOUaH rlcKErs en- .,,o 5. ,ro.-r.s
Vie NAoHINAT0N CITY 70 ~ AAk61 ERN
CIT = - additional sharss II ~
1raa CHICAGO ssd pofnt In - WuDr I'D
mon lenne1fi1na m nn1o adth
g THERAL1lAOkIAOn = OHIO = =. s
= fsilsws:
IS. MIOnK0ANC NCEMTRALa a.n.
Via GiSAiNa City, LA1aysaas, IndianAsslis. On,
stn1ad e fCoiaabss; aho, Dstzuit = CfsvsaanA
MicA. s0atA,n = NertA,n lnA. i. =.
: Viz Iaae4e ~ easTeasna, q ". zasdssky,
- ~ nAA1ksN = EsvaA RAilrsaa
ffsssS1sgAsKs- Mayns = 0Aiaags 1.1,
y Viz Mnas o. cEestliee sad cplsnhss, - sia
sadashy, Manifold : Ns~ark I. \
i MQUIlE Pss nnIn VIA VIE1lses !
KB8@@
Fare Afways - Lew ~ the LoWossl
d u5InCUaa TICKETS BA80AGE cKD1Ks
4p =. pfessted at al The pFinsipAl Raiirsad -
6ssanboat O6Ses III the West,
L. n COLE. Gm'l Ticket Aesnt.
W.P.SMIrH, Master Transportatien =
r. FULLBR, 0ca'l Wssesfp Ae'A
0ut 4. sno-d So 70 rssEg .fE -gg1T = ''g-r.sg
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I100MrEQN AM WEALB ~
IL. ~ INV Ann Ola - CHINA. Houn
80 3. - - - nsneaas IA1ys. LsskiAg
AAaStngp gpassA1A - lsSp - xs4t nhssS1
sesek - &1s 81 49, - .. z. 6rinSA . O.. VIII
= 9eess0 - hAvs > AH 1rsn - - IN. ~
iaase1 " hssP tsaS1nsuy - 1anl SUnpaete slUsk
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Hsveiyiux onr 0Unds 61sSef kruml ~ - nnnfnet.-
rles, II NhR1Ana, lrxnoe md Au1riea. ~ yin ks
49, 0bsd . 16w y snyfskul1f keass Il tke H1st
v. =. SULLIVAN . 90.
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CllI|IlIl

rROM rrln NV Y6nx An rAIu.
sA*s An0EON OoAA GINES,
.NNHOL16ALE ~ rStaiI. Aaknsrleasea 1,
vvtGli tSbsatAo ~ Io1p Cal. -
Ihn superior Co1a 6slisstea r. WS1fsaw and AL.
exaads1A. ri As}stsss1 l.eoo baahah a un1sS1s. =
'ow rates: Qaeeea Ihird-sEssts ssae. lkaln.
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Desires q ali ~ spsSal ati Stic1 ef does ~
.v1eh tanupaeRvs 5hsir Tes3A - ~ f6sSWir y faT
Tvk k@T ~ ~
Wf&YI - - SN2sUD
- -, 3. --.Hssl...L.
:. - ssn ar - ss1s IA = - -
49, $k W. eas ~ IA : n - II ,.s.y
=. - 49, ~ Ra .osSa nIe:
q 80 L .sssA sAessz ~ - = ssssaass
bA sessta vsnsdy ADr Aseay. ssT9 sly
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A0o0. eDllsA&kAI ! \ esa a060.
sT.LoU1k,A ,Ar.RApx; .
= N keo6zILLvrAnnR.
Ho1 1M LIME RA01IH9a
TsH4 4pa ~ svift and superior stsansrs win
- ecmeeee aAie line for the present ssa1sn as7l
nlNHee01A 115aa, Capt. an1-
u1M@14 ucMn@~14a W. 10y. a
nEN -. V!.A go 0s1vsnson.
P1M1!MAMlOePt.a assyY1fn.
AETK1IQIxTAHSCA CApA, 1sg i u
WM. i. NlM6r 0npt- -2nn11u. 7. 81
y NORIHE1NM4v OaPt. AEsuan. ago "
They Willslsowe kNnkuk, 1eF 6t. Paul. on TuSe
aay, ~ Ws4Maedays lfi1ayA1l nahdav svsnlnrs. ~
for ~ Lssls - IsssdAy, TAsrsday. 1ri1sy -
This Line Aas beM Il suaaaasfRl eauv,tisn -
- pest yea5 - I'M lsgSlaSity, soafcst I'd per
|ist rcliseillt ~ 5et lass ssslaa1d % .ssy =
n1xik \ c0xEIn1x1e a4 ~ lihseal aet1ensss Sa,sS
~ bssn herstOfors bsSosMo1 49, 60.
4or freight - p1ssaGSapq1yto a7 ss
nnoM, AUs1n : oou Assats,
wARnnH : sHALRR, aa1 Ars., 81. Issis.
fsb16l N ''
sl M Ns1AHE RO1 40 EOW------
me 1f bteArns , 1EsesinH cslebrated Fire and
- Hnrglar Rseot SAFES Tor sAls low sid' "a
SOsd tsfnK AaqaisS n 81 s1s
3 sAG0 aS a llo Aaan-st. 81
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IBANxf.Yo HOUSE

BANKf.Yo HOUSE or &
= = = = q = q. AHUnR1ON : ..
+ HAVE this day admitted = s partnsr II III
= Banking Business, Als1Anfsf 1assla0, iVho NJ
neen ny teller FOR ~ hst sfx ysanl. IL lnsi.
assa ,hsrssstsS, uilihs ssadssssS sadss ~ I'm
ono. q. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being anS of ~ o1aeet Hanktae Hensos "a net
thee1dest1 II I4was 4ASnsw 1rn ssollsfte ssotin-
4aase q 1nensv pstxoaaGsso hhs1alU sxtsaAsd q
1hsy win nAks sel1nstisns ana rsanit, lsss n.
ohenge.an ~ doy a paynentv frss sf eAasse.
TAsi4 rs6sksness ass aslsSnssly ~ ssnim pags.
asa@ .8SsA s. Ravun1uOuss
O RAsk 1aak, n. x.
MtnsisW, Lsni9 . Co., DanheSD, m. n.
kdsAs4 Ms 01ark . O., RhaIaAslpa&o. 3
1sWaFe0aaking o., 1ssesn. ~
glappy Inny = 41s1wnsg1 1Gnks1s, BsseSa.
sas1as - soeAoa. a4sa se3 ~
sSs no0nn A0hpo1AI C11saes. oga
MssAaaiss' Daak, Ht1shgwh.
xAEnefss Depssit DAak, 3t1leAneh.
KTan8 - 31A1n, D4nkefs,e
GiluDssA = nso0kt ktSsea - Cl,eirnati.
4. -: n1Ak = O., j" Leuis1flls.
btna1 94v4Hts 11Afat1tion, - En1tG.z y
Ksekak Jan. /, ~. 0EO. O.ANDuRSON
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The Connecticut River Closed,

PROM the new haven journal, dec. IL
The steamer Granite State, Capt King, left New York
on Friday afternoon for Hartford and proceeded as far as
Mddletown, where she encountered much ice that IL
was deemed prudent not 10 further and after landing
her Mddletown freight she round 10 New Haven
and landed her Hartford freight which Will be forwarded
by the cars.
The Granite State met the City Of Hartford of saybrook
bound up the river but that boat after getting far as
Mddetown, encountered the difficulties did her
consor and also put back and landed her freight at the
Steamboat dock in this city, that navigation Con-
neccu river be considered suspended for the win
ter.
The Granite State left here IL o'clock Saturday night
in place Of the Elm City, the latter remaining
here until to night
The City Of Hartford went down to New York yester.
day, and will leave this afternoon the Elm Cys time
and hereafter viii alternate trips with the Elm City.
The Granite State will be put into winter quarters and
undergo repairs.
The Traveller up Sunday morning, and return
ed TO New York yesterday, taking large freghts each
way. She will hereafter run freight boat, dAcon.
tinuing her regular passenger trips
The Champion viii be run a. an extra freight boat dur
ing the winter.
We understand that the freghting business is very
heavy at the present time and the prospect that all the
boats will have - much they do during the winter
70 accommodate the business offered.
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Brig Royalston, Robinson Calais days. with Iahs oe utf
sehr Telegraph tBr McNab Charoeto-u. PEI N dsys.
with oats, 10 James Hunter Co. WA 21' ~ ~"
Echr Maine Law: Amesbu- ,,-...u... 80. 49,
sosr Carly Carton shail.s nminstsn, MG. d.ys
rienced heavy -,sshsr on lie passage; spit sans, S.
sSspr Fsr Wind, Bragg Wsshngton, NC, SdsyA
SSeSS onas Steele Martin, Washington, NC, days.
~ Nary Nary E Esaus Drew r Piy%ousS Nc sdays
abr Pauline, Geper Richmond.
schr Charles N Neal Henderson,, Richmond 4day&
cSr J Pn anderson Kleh%ond as N
schr Mary Adeline, Booth Norfolk 3dsya
Sc hr 1 J Smith. Nth, Phiadephia for New Haven
Scnr y d BALDWIN, Glover, Rockland, days
Schr William Thomas, Baker, Portland, 8 days.
Schr Hannah d Small, Harwich days:
sloop Mount Hope, Sullivan, Taunton.
Eloop Harvest CroweI, Providence.
Steamer Pelican, Aldrch, Providence.
The chip Columbia, of Southport LII arrived lat evennn
from Charleston reports l2h inst OF Haeras spoke brig Los
BELOW.
Ship Fdelia, McCll from Liverpool Nov with pdsa ana
passengers 70 Marshall Co. Is at anchor at SW Gpi
FlSshing l2th with mdss, to Post Smith Co. ~ . @'s
Brig wheaton Is At anchor at sw Spit. .
SAILED.
Steamship Edinburg Br) Liverpool; ships Belle Wood No.
De Flora McDonad Bamore bark Princeton, Demararss
Also steamships Fulton Southampton and Havre Rdnburs
Sbra liverpool Florida Savannah Marion, Charleson Mount
hrgs are all anchor at sw Spit ship Ssamans Bride Hong
Kong; bark A Allen, Savannah
From quarantine, brig Eastern STAR for New Orleans
WIND at sunset ENE.
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Court OF Common Pleas-Genoral Term.
Before Honorable Judges DAILY, Brady and Hilton.
SALARY OF HEALTH WARDEN

DEC A-Hicks Us. The Mayor, dc.-5he plaintiff was
appointed health warden by Mr. Geo. Norton the then
City Inspector, and his appointment was confirmed by
the Board Of Aldermen Mr.. Merton subsequently APP
pointed Mr. Edw. Smith TO supcrsede Hicks but Smiths
appointment was not confirmed by the Board and plain
WI continued TO perform his dutios and claimed salary
rom Apf to June He sued In the Marine Court. and
optained Judgment against the city
% ,hn court on appeal held that the plaintiff entitled
'e compensation provided by law the defendants
do not prove anything 10 discharge them from liability
Judgment Of the Marine Court affirmed
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. IT, r. N.
Flour has been quite dull to-day Prices have partially
declined &C. per bushel. Sales have been confined to
5000 bbs State and Western $50 bbs Southern apd 200
bbs Canada.
WHKAr.-sman sales only have been effected, including
white Kentucky at 81 so 81 S. white Michigan at 81 As
81 &c. white Southern at 81 49, and red State at 81 25
Total amount sold, 1000 bushels.
CoRS-sales: $1,000 bushels at o2c. 95c. for new
white and yellow Jersey and Southern 9sc for old yell
low Southern, and 81 for mixed Western.
RYE is quiet at former rates.
BARLEY has been in moderate request at unchanged
figures.
OATS are less active, yet firm.
ASHES sell slowly at previous quotations.
CoTroN Is quiet, but otherwise unchanged.
Provisions are dull and heavy mess pork, sic; prime
do, 81 81 $11 SO per Dbl.
WMsEY Is quiet Buyers offer &c; holders ask IKE.
per gallon. No important sales
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

,rf.ee SATURDAY, Dec lt-ep.M
nssSAness Falssa Ind hamburg tailed today for Du-
rope, ths former with sasl 1884, The Latter with in
specs. .s making the shipment Of tho day sSli'SSs
about ons-third Of which was In silver. The exchange
market closed dull ct yesterdays quotations. There
fais demand for money, but no advance In rates.
The price Of sight bills on New York Of the cities men
toned follows the price being expressed in the
repcy Of the cities where the bills arc drawn