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AUCTION SALES.
StlEOE vALsAIsrE E,ps,,S.N Vnrr.,
EDlNEE. NEAR TlInMrSnNLs cr0S, p.1sIss -

sAi.mOE ,.n;tIEv ALSAELE FARMS In LOUIS,
~ INif, NEAR TioMrS0N's CROSS ROADS.
NJ lit De sold ut Public Auction Mt Thonpson's Cro:.
W Roads, In Louisa county on TIll;RsDhY III. i0,h
aa! "i May next, conimeucing ll A. NJ the following
Janus oeohSing 10 The heirs Ct Thomas H. Mitchell dee
oes the portion awarded to him In the division of his
ather estate, Thomas Mitchell deceased a valuable tract
o. LANn containing about 2Ui acres tincludn: piece Of
uner ah) on which tract is situated the large and COM
Moous mansinn house in good rcpar at present orcur.
ny Charles James Thomps0n.
AhsCt adjoining containing ID? acres a,uu, lD ucrcs
OF winch cleared land aud ;he balance in good limbcr
Also &oa, 80 acres which twofhs OF 700 acre tract
four five miles frou Yanccyvic near the land, Of linn
"h Johnson the greater portion timber land hich (,pV
acre tract has hGen divided between the heirs said
Ihorla5 Mitchell
For more accurate description OF said lands reference
Is mad 10 X. a Cole, ts'l., Postmaster a; T1ompsons
Gross Roads
reRN$-oars:rd cash, and h,lancc In e. ana IL months
ieF i.rsoahlc notes, Interest added and secured hy
deed, Or title retained until the last il paid.
purchasers. +. u. STEPHENS
Attorney In fac. OF The heirs OF Thos H. Mitchell decd
Charleston, :. C., April al, lSi0-cwtts
| PR CSTEia'S SALE OF THE fSOCillNti-
HAM TURNPIKE ROAD.
virtue Of deed OF executed The unc; ssae
ED ~ Trustee by tar Rockingham Turnpike Company
for the benefit of certain parties therein named and which
deed bears dsie The l$h day of June 1S shall proceed
10 sell, public auction Gordonsvlle 0ranc, county
on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-FiFTlI DAY OF NAY,
lsGo. TEsts TURNPIKE ROAD
mentioned in said deed ni trust
Said Turnpike ex;end' from llarrsonurg In The county
OF RocsinghaIn. IN po!r, the Elue Ridge Turnpike
within half nil" ci Gor!ansviile. Jasgrs through
eenscy populated section Of country, aud commands
iar,. travel which will soon be greatly Increased by the
c"iaie"n nf the Manassas Gap Railroad llarrisonbur
TERMS "r s>LE-Qnahirl Of the purchase money 10 be
paid III four months, an onci.d in eight months, and
on"-hiri In Twelve months from the LAY "f sale, the pur-
chase inotcy To he secured y well endorsed negotiable
"ocS, an lien upon the property /" bc retained Until The
purchase money Is paid. Ac;in, Trustee. shall convey
such Title as is vested in air hy said deed
fri.l 4 Tru,
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earnest. You have $1,000, 061, 40! al stake
your honor is ut >takc--y"ur very existence is
menaced-snl you lave right 10 sicnand if
the Union is to be preserved lor the benefit of
the aohote, that no y"rt of i, shall hc permitted
to cast injurious imputations upon any If lis
members that abolition societies Shall be ab,,-
lished; intrusive and ioul.moulrrd cal,i,nnia
tors in Congress shall hr expelled; ihrous
presses and ianatical lecturers he punished ami
abated and England be required TO reimburse
our citizens for tho $40, ,a00. 900 worth Of slaves
withheld i'm CanaCla
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SOsiIS a. EtECKsSs.N&

EUsIS 4. NUCfNfNtN NM,
l-r0RNEY AND CuCSSELLu;. At IAw :,
FiLiSvILLE. V,GEaiL CO., W..
rrENDS regularly Tie County AMI Cirru; Courts Of
Z Carroll, Wyie Floyd, ruaSSi fni ai"inin; counties
L. siI continue collecting oE %"fiheTn
u..caatS sli Ill persons villa have business in Car.
.1m sni adjoining counties. bee 26-rGin
SOUTHERN STONEwAss5: pJsIEisT,
cIk: :CuENEe uf CARY AND l"tH STREETS, eriS
sly RlCHru:c, ". i-:R
" EES EE G. p 4 r 4 -
FEurRiETr:S
rsN!lt subscribers respectfully Inform tc merchants ul
Virginia, North Carniira anil Tennessee that they are
aau.at;arng ;he hes: quality SrOEE-WAEf, consisting
q: Jc:,. Jars rtche.>, Miil rHc Charms Bread gscrs
>-s.iu., fruit Jars. lair tigtrl &C, &c.
Ao a.a: painted charcoal packed Water Coolers both
-J,l .ud cases. VI all sizes, from Two gallons 10 20
ss!.oas.
s AL sold by Win e delivered il. any Part OF
-: city free OF charge THOMAS ". kEESEE.
Feb .-cSm DAVID PARR.
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,l.. .!S.LEY JOHNSON. Nm.
JOHNSON Il k'sGfe.
rHTNJtSS1r NJ ERS II ~ y

i.aoST ErIL?;Nd >:io,Gos wA.kunrSE,l
RICHMOND EA.
NdE lie sale Tobacco, Wrat, Cora, and conniry rru
iu:e g.uerai'y their sincere thanks to their
sa.. for the yey .ra patronage heretofore eyteuled
:, ,h., and ask con;pGsce and increase Of the same
f,f The Gexr year. promising, their undivided personal
r.,r 10 Di, consigamenls cO;nu,t;trd 20 them.
elf
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Attbmoll0 Enquirer.
RcrsOn0l.

BY RlTCHlE, DUNSAvANT, TYLER ! WISE.
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4 III AsNsi.
PHILIP RAHM,

+ :! . I 3 VI 4 IT y L " = e e =
RiCXH6-SN. II.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines q! ryerT description
~ aat -!ze C;rcu!ar saw Milii. Mill tiearT Minnl
Mu:ary o. every description. Casiss IN 90" AID ras
IAN. =. .i,or, nat;r. fch 3--sly
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g, C.aANCE vOH PHYSsCIANS.,.

MYTH Of so"E Nest: no" eInr /" d,pat ;,l
w nv property which consists of House ana LGs 10
he town y: Midleocoot, Augusta County !rS.rn Inc
House is il goot repair. large aud c"ma'"G!" an! VIII
AccoT;iC'G'. Au? ,idnary !"aiy l=fe = also Gonu
Stable, eAc,;rt GrAaay, AKA all necessary oCt built
inrs Also oac Il" :h- gar:r, in iae Sn;s This pro.
perry ies ahori !lc cr-c o. IL .T;! ata - III iac;, The
desirable and convenient, o. any j! the place Ec
Sides this excellent sccti" Of cOGmy and is in
f,c very desirable location Tor Physician. TO any
Physician whiI: purchase" viii si.;'y say that il Is
5.y Of the beat openings kaow o: u alt To This property
!. sucEcI No. 0;:ce, large a:G ro6!ar. Expecting %
s.-e iSE I'll: Wes Ia rery shor; :mc. ",ry applications
~ desired. Address !. +. cross VI. D.,
t.t NitdIr.rn0,. Co. Va
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ssJ.S 5.r.,:>:ri ~. :.

MANUFACTURED si this in.:I.,.: aul -"! .i!rr' and
II sic AGENTS store No. r-g: rt:5rt. IL. L.:yEins
.r.t:e-. S. reduced prices. towil
:s0:;. shors aud Ero2ucs
"ornrn. Children aad ScEyaLts' sisor,
wagon aai Car; Harness OF eTsry i-Sar'i ;;,.'
iachine Bands, L, a,ke- uo.c
Wagons Carts,
irays saG Wheciharro"s.
W.GdrVb-, Safes, &C.
Hrp-t and Plaid Cottons
s->ry. and Linseys 70. rianlatIvn i,aai-
Really made Ciothin: for Servants
Ho.: .: the above articles hand aI Tor anlr viii
r--at- repaired, other job work done I" ortr,
.o; ao,!c- cash, punctuaI cu1cuers only On
49, ,..ac
ocfS t'cG IA. roun'ry, "itl satisfactory references
,;5=4;:!S 4rtenG:,. -, Ai,irrss X. VI. NIMMO,
j., ;--c:f AGENT and Storckc-prr Va Pc:itentiary
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SAiaoN VA S1ED-As Teacher O. Select
I!as'icaI eeSeo! :.' Be5 Female Sc.ooI of high
year. experiences III re bus;tsss n, has c rrrr Ijcb
Eu1'oo.s' a. % character, scholarship and ski!! in
r-hs-Sa' born and educated at the South and g: ioy.
';fiy thi, cace ' A., .pn 80
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We clip tho following from the Richmond
"Whig," Of the goth:
word we are fully satisfied that the tick. which viii
be nominated at Charleston will he this
ron PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, OF Illinois
ron PRESIDENT.
THOMAS 5. GOC0Ck, Of Virginia.
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! Hsyg, TWO YOUNG JACKS.
H. Eouui JACKS, one Maltese and one Spanish,
;as ''!;g four and the latter Using three years
',. ~ :v-!y a;n vigorous cSncerIins which,
S"raSay rb'crhSr, Of Jcrrcss store Post ofce,
'u .y--,-IE' IA SHARPE CARTER
sa1Sh> p.l.I,.> WANTED,-Tb. subscriber wishes to
'a u t,lt, rt-,liy Of good dry ShucEs. He prefers
p,y;yc BE-, ~, iacs, put up In good condition, he
''rs'- The CIV a.!ircrcd 4, his place, Sh street,
t.tlS--tG,u -i'''?' scliaoud G. h. STACY.
,.sI sSIrokE AXD 80 ,f :, yz : nm -,5-.
I:e ne damaged Leather, und the best brand.
! osist which viii sell low for cash or good
s'S ast. Eroyu=s, fer CASH only.
1 P:E-:a y. DEVEREUX,
No. 1s2 Cary 81.
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A TCTION SALE of BIRDS on MONDAY,
A. NJ MBRvIN, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, NERWIN IL Co., Irving Il


DY BANGS, NERWIN IL Co., Irving Buildings,
- Nos ssi and $50 BroadNsy5sass Of Book. Stationery
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov TO- at o'clock,
at the Store No 6s2 Broadway
Psrenptory choice French and Belgian OIL PAINT
IEGs (r,eently imported. Being the best collection, for
thSt has been offered at public sale IN this Guy for
long pehoden by modern artists and executed Ia toe highest
yle OF art and nearly all original pictures They IN hne
condition and In nch GIT frames and exhibition at
No $50 Broadway where the sale viii ishe place Catalogues
will DC ready four days before tho sale.
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. Ia, at O'clock
and four following days at same hour,
Greet opportunity for Book buyers The regular Fall Sale OF
BOOKS will De commenced above stated The catalogue,
containing hundred closely printed octave pages
ready snd be bad application includss very large
contributions Of English Books comprising and valuable
works in all the vsTous Departments many Of them elegsuy
Illustrated snd s1peby bound J1 received from the London
pubshsr consigned expressly for this sse Ab', extensive
oontgnens standard American Books from many Of the
Leading houses embracing large variety Of choice works Ia ch
aud substantial bindi a. and miceaneous Publications.
including prfusey enbeished and richly bound books suited
holiday aoa new, fresh and perfect stock
STEREOTYPE PLATES and ELECTR0TYPES worthy the
attention Of publishersI, &C., &c.
To be- sold IN lots TO suit parchasefs
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90 Ubom il 4lap Concern.
The undersigned, authorized to

CAUTION The undersigned, authorized to pre-.
~ pare written AID printed paper. Of the se fhEoD DIE
PARKER pubcatoD regrets obteryo tbs public
n-uncement OF Mcsrs Tha yer kldrdgo In which, among
other matters they declare that they Wl issue immediately
the most be found In Theodore Psksrs
mons aud his famous poraitGs Of character such
Charming John Quincy Ada Gen Taylor Daniel Webster
Washington John Adams, BeIj ann Franklin, T. W. Emer
son, &c &C"
The undersigned feels called upon to stats 10 the trade and
the pubic that this work has been undertaken Mes Thay
kldridge apparently for their Poht and advantage
without With Mr. Pafker IA ny Tepreseta
t condGct tends TO depsecate the literary proper
~ left by Mr. PsIkr AID that ss far be esti mated by
their advertisement viii inIge copyrights actually b0
Ion Hng 10 Mr. PsIkefs estate
The meaning conveyed by Hesss Thayer Eldhdges adyer
ement Clearly that hey will publish Mr. PaIkers writings
They his and reputation for their purposes
Their publication must therefore prose either Infringement
Of copyrights ese collection Of lot,ons pufpose!y
EaIbed and mused 10y anony Porson) TO avoid
tingepoy Of the LAYS Of copyright should Copyrights be
ipnpsed the publication win be suppressed by injunction
Should the copyright laws be successfully eysdee then this pub.
hcsop be said b. Of the writings Of Theodore PaIkr
aud for It, attraction depend upos the merits Of he
unknown who Is 10 write Is JOSEPH LYMAN.
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Nouns X. CRANE Auctioneer.

MoRRIs X. CRANE, Auctio neor - =
A UCTTON SALE Of 400 eligible BUILDING
"A PLOTS Greenyis Grcys, oresnyiIls Bqd.oa County
". J., en- MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, hoyem
Der r. 49, and IA ls6o Al. O'Clock p on the premises
MORRIS X CRANE AuctioDeer will sell ~ above tho de-
srsbs property located ct Greenyis, Hudson County ~
bounded Road Passa the east and extend
ing 10 the Newark Bay the west Commanding ss does an
extensive OF the surrounding country and with dry soil
and heshy location especially invites capitalists and those
seeking desirable locations for private residence Terms Of
seO per day sale 20 cent In 30 per
IN 20 days the balance bond and for three
years For maps and info rmson apply % the snctionee NO
70 wssbiDgon..t, Hobohsn CHARLES LUXToN 2, III, b.,
Land Once, PaGsdeev, Hudson City. or FREDERICK
THAI near the premises at 0reenve Stages running
the property leave the Jersey City Ferry every half hour
lotion TICE. - DANIEL
IA A. MATHEWS, Anctionser--CROC KEkY, CLOCKS,
BOOKS ENGBAvlNGs, Co. at Auction bslongtag to the W
ts.eof the late Col = T. Snow, Daniel h,thes. & Co
WIN sell at auction THIS DAY lsstordsy .. y oeIok a.
their Saesroo, No. "a Cedar ST. opposite the PostOhcs,
qusniy fCrockey consisting q 0inns, Ioa Soup and Dc.
Plates Meat Fish and Side Dishes Muk and Water Pitch
Bowls Cups Ssucers, Tureens Spttoon &c 40 Also
Clocks Books Engraving TO- sold TO close the estate GAIA
logues at Salesfoom
A UCTION SALE of BIRDS on MONDAY,
"A Nov H. 1860 the largest and best COLLATION. IN chi,
country. They exhibition at the Mammoth Bird
Cage No. l65 Clntonst corner OF Grand
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8alts bp Auftiou.

A J. BLEECKRR, AUCrIONEER.
~ s5D-ST HOUSES and L0Ts-Ts CARMEN and
others.
A. j. BLEECKER SON Co. will sell, THURSDAY
ftv. Is at 10 O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
On 3SD ST, fours'ory brick HOUSES and LOTS with
STABLES In resr Nos 2s 23 20 BIZ, and ia lt
Houses contain Crotop sud are IN first rsts order
SALE ABs0LUTE, AND TERMS LIBERAL
Maps, &C. at No. Pine Il. tsO)
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A J. BLRKcE3K. Aucdoneer.
OUR GREAT THOROUGHFARE

OUR GREAT THOROUGHFARES!
" VALUABLE PROPERTY Seth and 81th- SIS
A. j. BLEECKER, SON Co will SELL TUESDAY,
Nov. as, It II O'Clock, at the Merchant Exchange:
ON 18th sT-Twelve Lots north side, 100 IT, east 2dsy
ON TH-STAbout u ots In OF above surrounded by
fence and stone wall en- 86th-st-
On premises cotogs capable OF accommodating large
hny. gas II several Lots and will be sold With
the lots connected With It. There barn, hoase
sheds &c. on he premises The sole viii be peremptory
Maps, &c, at No. Pine st. I26a
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Marbirnfp.

QUARTERBACK and GRAIN MILL and pOR
W TON Of the PATENT fs sALE-coneedsd ., tn. min,
the Only III OF value 10 ainsred0cius tpim
having hardened shifting surfaces easily replaced
BIG05 & SOUfHwlCK, No. "a N.4s.a-x
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A GIFT 10 HIS ROYAL HIGHNESs,
Professional Notices.

NORNS.-Ins instantaneous and EfhcsciOus Cures
~ Of Cons and BuDioIs without cutting pain or bleeding
IA, REkDAL fof Rssentst London can be consulted few
days al No SO Bobdrt Refers to Dr. Dixon ID Editor seal
pe and other mdCs gent emen OF this Cy Terms % per
torn Hours 10 till O'Clock.
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amueements.

WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST NIGHT, .s- ,,,,,,,,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
TONIGHT Saturday, Nov TO-
pubic will be Afforded the only opportunity OF seeing TO-
sesber those two great sTtss
MsS CU6HNAN
MRS D. P. BOWERS,
who wtl sPpe.r for the last time"
ROMEO
AND
JULIET.
supported by MssUs cOudOck DyO stOddsit MsrlOw, Mn.
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- Il J. BOGART, AuctiOneers.- THIS DAY,
~. 10. O'Clock st tie Auction Rooms No North William
st. corner OF Frankfort MORTGAGE SALE, Rosewood and
Mahogany ?aror FURNITURE Rosewood Psrlor 3utss In
,stn brOckatee and plu,h mahogany Chairs Rocker
Lounge Bedsed velvet Carpets Oil Cloths mahogany Bed
sesd ba Mattress feather Beds and Bedding Bureaus Wash
stands speadd Chandeers, MiHop rocking Chairs
Stand, kitchen Furniture cooking Stoves &c. Also Mot.
gage SAFE, horse light Wagon ard Harness
f. BAKER, Attorney Tor Mortgages.
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fnrs, Robes, Sc.

CHOICE FANCY FURS-No- 40 Broadway.
" The UNDERLINED has opened his stock, comprising "
Iey styles Sable Mink and other cb ice furs winch be
offers low Tor cash not exceeding hcesae prices at retail
SIMOND GOGE, Practical Purrisr No 80 Broadway.
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CTAMMERING CURED in FEW LESSONS.
- Apply to @. VALE, corner Of EroDnoIt and Pssr NO
Isl Teer Of Navigation Surveying Draugstng with per-
teotvs Bookkeeping with preliminary ssudeS Entrance In
Frznkfoitst
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CAMELIA JAPONICAS, FROM PHILADEL-
~ PHIA.-Grest annual AUCTION SALE Of CAMELIaS
Co. Oh WEDNESDAY 18th inst, at 10 oelok, at No John
superior assortment Of upward Of 500 splendid sPe nens
selected rom collection of Mr. A. Dybugh the lgss. In
the United all in bud and OF the choicest description be-
Ing from to ten feet hh The attention OF Amseurs and
Florists respectfully called to this sale, comprises OF
the fine st sssortnents ever offered In this city.
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Roofing.
Gopartufrsbip Notifies.

Gopmtufrship Notifies.
NOTICE Of DISCRETIONARY copartner-
IN ship heretofore existing under the style Of A.
MOkToN Co In the manufacture Of Gold Pens, this day
dissolved BY mutual consent PERSONS ALLEN retires
from ssid hm. A. MORTON Is alone authorized to settle the
bu'ine" for the said hrm and to sign in lil iidon.
A. MORTON,
Eew-York. Nov. |, 1850 PERSONS p ALLEN
A MORTON will e,ntnue the business heretofore ct the
old stand, No Is baden-sne A. MORTON.
H'HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the aud firm OF PUD
NEY RUSSELL No ~ John New York dissolved
on the fourth day OF October, 1860 BY mutual consent
ANDREW l.. PUDNEY,
JOSEPH RUSSELL.
The affairs Of the hn viii be settled and the bsneS con-
tinued By the undersigned
JOSEPH RUSSELL No. 70 Johr.st.
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s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Supported BY Msrs COuldOck DyOu stOdds MsrlOv, M.
Archbold and the entire company.
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In SUPREME C0URT.-THOMAS Is. COD
i DINGTON and al. The MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.Notice IL hereby given ths IN
Of judgment OF the supreme Court entered Noy
1860 shall SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION, BY z. c. Bukley
Auc. at the Merchants Exchange In the City Of Se~
the st day Of December 1900 at IL o'clock,
FORTY-FIyE MINNESOTA STATE BONDS Of Sl,oc0
each, Nos ,i36 to l. $40 incusiveN. " Nov. 9. 1850
SPRIH EAsH, Attya T. H. kOOMAN, Referee.
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Cost arb foan6.

4 OST PROPERTY.-The Property. Clerk OF the
II Metropolitan Police ofoe No. 4lS BOoues has in his
possession following property not Identified: One Link
bracelet from the Aesdemy OF Music Princes BALD also
Table Covers Sheets Sk Nes Grey ShAwS thres pieces
of White Hsndksrchiefs, Cheese piece Of Declines
Silk Desne, and Calico Dresses and Black Enanoed Bag
with contents.
I OST-BANK-BO0K No. 1,773. THOMAS
IL BURNELL with the Broadway Savings Iosttuton The
finder will be rewarded by returning II to the Bank
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Urp GOODS.

BARGAINS in CLOAKS and SHAWLS.
~ z. 8. MILLS Co.
ready to exhibit their patterns OF
ARAB, ZoUAVE. BED0UIN. PALEr0f,
and other recent syes Of Cos jus sddod To .beh stock
very low ptces
BRoCHE, LONG AND SQUARE REVERsABLE
and fancy wool shsws from Auction at great bHgAins
Nos S42 and s4a BROADWAY
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II MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
IL. DENTIST, No 80 West S9thst betWeen Broadway ass
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fJng-fn Broollyn on Friday evening, Dec. Mary Ann
lido ilc VI Samuel n. Sims in 'he go yeaT o. h'f age
sUIDi1-on Monday afternoon Dec ID Margaret Soydan,
arcd - yt1fs. -..,~-.
rfc r end friends Of the family are reP'f y invited
attend her lrrat the reldehgo o. ef son. Daniel X.
suytun1. No 100 West Twenty t'co Fest "wednesday
tfc.noon at2 O'Clock. without further invitation.
TALLMAEIn Joroy City, sunday Dec. D. Maria A., wife
ofle ote i l. IsIman, aged % years. month, ard 20
dIvs
VAN DOREN-In Jersey City Sunday, Dec. . aged n
wears. =. NIed~ubHrpb Van DoreD.
The relatives end friends Of the family respectfully Invited
10 snd he fsneIal th Cfuedayj morning at - O'Clock,
~ the reside Of his brother Joseph Van DoeD No 1884,
Bay jersey City witlont further invitation. His
mains VIII be taken 10 MiftOBe y. j. for interuent
someryille y. J., papers please copy.
VAOn Saturday. Nov H. at Geneva in Switzerland where
he had resided lor the lat five aer Ony and painful
illness Emile wife o. Aaron Val aged 80 years.
VAN RlPER-In Bergen, ". J., Saturday, Dec g. Rachel
Fzabe dugher OF Jacob j. and Ellbe Van Rper aged
3yeIrs snd mohtbs
WARREN-At southfeld, Staten Island Saturday, Dec 2
Ezabeh f. Warren, vile Of John d. Warren aged Al yesrl
WILFY-In this city ate lingering illness Sarah Wiley
eyed 81 years, modths aud II days.
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,Oorped in the murder Of Young Hyai9s IS suspected
oS = ~ hrutal murdef of Madame Uccard, ana any
Wy eff lesser crimes will have to answer TO out
qaS isiee He rs awaiting trial on the charge
a,.set",Sonrg and concoabag runaway slaves 6nt, IL
~ sSarcs tie Penitoniay this charge, it will be
-, ~ ttupate for him. Other subjects Ia plenty VIII
trnfrire DUNG forthcoming days, but "nu sed for
tie pIefent. ,,,..eJ
Loving etartliugvews;
Tile morning Lieut.. jacques had John pegal,nen'
lately of ST. louis, arr;igned before Recorder Hnei
I'm -, the eslge of being drunk and lying IN Lai"y
.t,e square and also being dangerous and suspicious
rerson he having on his person sllVered oao9e OF
sid hrpring the following inscription: Missoun-
I,ncolp--Haulm." Thirteen stars and stripes are on
~ fh;cd which is intended to be pinned on the coat
breast TIE accused called Witness who testified to
lis bong from 81. Louis, and in this city was not
'knoyvn 10 have done anything improper. The Re
cc,der. however, fined Degalman$J for being drunk,
ard ten gave him biz Of friendly advice about hay
iyg the siield saying if lac liked TO do so Ohio or ILL
mis- would be better place for so doing than thlf
DIV Cur community should be respected, and these
badges and other em6lems of man and party obnoX
ious TO tie interests of the South should not be tOer
;,ted in this section. Accused had his fine paid, anC
was sent On bis way from this city.
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MARRIED..

BALDWIN-SAWIN-O Wednesday Nov. %, by the Rev.
D. ;. Star the residence Of the bride Mr. Arson BALDWIN
Oregon Mis- Eleanor NJ Sawin daughter Ut the Rev
John Sawin Of Brookn, Wis
GREENE-MOORE-In this city, Thursday Nov 22 at st
Clements Church by Rev. Theodore A. Eaton, Rector
Byron w Greene Fannie A. Moore second OF JonD
r. Moore,
Providence ara Worcester papers please copy.
PURDY-PARK--At Harrison We.,chesteI County ~ Y.
Ihrtay Dee. by the Rev T. s Ruuany, at tue residenc
Of the bdc a,her David J. Pufdy to Hiss Sarah l.. Park
all OF Harrison.
,RACEY-LlNDSAY-On Saturday, Dec 8. by the Rev. Nh
&c. tlaDer Nr Nilllm H. Rlcey Of toiida 70 Miss
Helen {. Liad ay o. Hud.on Cocnty, " j.
SMITH - MAXN ELL - In this city, at Christ Church, on
Wetue day evening, Dec. 5, by the Rev r. 4 WleT T.
WCll
sMITH-NEWTON-At Pittsfe'd, Mass on Thursday, Dec
Nathan Smith Of this city to Lucreta Elizabeth daughter Of
lie HON. tGMaId A. Newton.