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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

FOR GONORRHEA, GIEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SoLu.
TIONThs wordrenowned preparation all affections
Of the generaye organs, whether chronic Physi
Clans of England Of France and o America acknowledge its
efficacy Thousands of sufferers relieved H.
Purely vegetable in composition 1t is harmless ell
csciouB The system becomes nvgorated and the debated
body and depressed mind are restored to energy.
b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
myl7 ly Apothecarr Is Camn street New Orieans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

Cooper and superior Dningroom Servant and Cook.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Aucr1oNEER-oface, 40 Camp street.
THE slave boy Calvin, aged about 25
years an No. Cooper perfectly healthy-sold for
fault and fully guaranteed against hcces and maadies pre-
scribed by law.
Tie slave JOHN aged years very valuable and &C.
complshed House and Dinnroom ii good Cook
the cultivation of Fruit Flowers and
Vegetables He bears excellent character and is fully
anteed s 80 8ST5Tl5 "
further particulars apply officer Of the Auctioneer
ynyI s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer--otHce, 40 Camp street.
w cation the Auction
THAT VERY yALUABL and most egibly located square
of ground bounded by Chestnut St Andrew Pfaquenes and
follows: es5s :
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Chestnut and
St. Andrew Streets M feet inches and lines front Chest
by l2T feet ii inches in DEPTH and front ST.
drew
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Josephine l79 feet inches and lines front Chestnut
street. by LIS feet inches and lines in depth and front
Bephlne street. j
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Plaauemines and
Josephine Streets l3 Sect inches and lines Paqne
nes street, by l2s feet inches and lines Josephine
street.
st. Andrew Streets l3 feet inches and lines trout Plaque
mines street, by l27 feet Ii inches ST. Andrew
This we'll known square formerly belonging to j. Burnside,
Esq @ upon large numa Of very fire large shade trees
is well hed and fenced and offers parties seeking sites
esnant residences opportunity to the
mest desirable in the Fourth District
IL 10 within squares of the Magazine Market
of the Prana line of omnibnsses and the
the horse railroad now under contract.
N8-For price and terms apply TO the Ancianeer, al6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR EIE-
giant private residences in the Fourth District bounded BY
Chestnut ST. Andrew, Plaauenines and Josephine streets
divided into quarters Of square. I
BY ]. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

Aa-Crcscent Lodge No. 8, i. O. O. F., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING In Lodge Room No. /, Odd
Feawsi Hall, at o'clock.
9hicers-J. A. Sylvester, N. O.. Peter Williams " G
swebck Recording Secretary L. n Jsan Permanent sec
rotary; s. L. Butler, Treasurer. 6tsi5l5.F55 s
Members of Sister Lodges raerna invited to attend
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

OST-A PRaMIsSoRY NOTE DRAWN By p. GAN
~ TNGTON 10 HIS order, for the Of five hundred
dollars payable IL March, 1859 The fdes will return
i to The Undersigned. to G. O. GAINES Esq, syndc Of
a2s I'm CHARLES A. TAYLOR IS Cam, street a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18
EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW osLgANs

Rkixt41ARu TABE4AcS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
- and tor sale from the nannaetor Mess.s n BRUINS
Mi9h s1cinnatl Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
bfnRxweks Patent Cushions, also Cloths Balls Gusa and sal
her trimmings belonging 20 this iine.
5s7H1zz = - - = A. ". MERRIAM.
IA ali ly $50 gs NJ Charles Billiard Reen, %.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

TKEAsUREs's OFFICE CRY Hall,
New Orleans, La. March IT, 1850.
k9~To the Public--Notice Is hereby given,
that in possession of the bills of and
fully for tie collection Of all the City Consolidated
and Railroad Taxes all Real Estate Slaves Personal Prop
erty Income and Capital accordng the Rolls
1859 Tax respectfully invited to forward early
iinquents 8A8
mi7 BIN ADAM GIFFEH Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

Napoleon streets--2i Lots
rs. | SOU ARE, No. 81,
and Napoleo& streets-&
20. l SQUARE. No. Sc,
/ Napoleon streets-26 Lots
80. l SQUARE, No. 30,
mon and Napole IN streets
3i. l sou ARE, No. 80
and Napoleon streeis-2S
f 80 l SQUARE, No. q,
der and Murat streets-26
3S. l SQUARE, No. q
and Mural streets 26 Lot
81. ! SQUARE, No. 20.
ander and Mnrat streets
35 l SQU ARE, No. 10,
antler and Mnnat Streets.
IS. l SQUARE, No. 5,
pia and ST, Patrick street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18
HARNESS HOTEL,

- THE PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL, vim hs
early in June having every arconsodaioa for
nay m.s sa 'e''ss JoHE McnoNHEII, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

BROOKLYN MAGDAES SooIErr.-The annual ser
mon before this Society, which was postponed several
weeks ago account of the preachers illness was
delivered Sunday night in the Pilgrims Church. tRev
DIR. Starrs) corner of RemSn and Henry SITS, by the
Rev. DIR. VIM. Hoge. The attendance wa quite full
DIR. lloge read the 9h chapter Of Luke, and selected
theefrom, as his text, the words Seest thou this
woman from which he preached an Interesting SER
mon. lie portrayed the life Of shame in all its hdeoas-
nes and brought before bis hearers in bold rebel the
honseless, dormant, drowning de,pair la opium, in
sririrg giddness by inoxicaton these were her lot
and thus che sank daily and annually deeper in misery
and darkness until her sou driven, shriekng and
sbiverIng TO he'll and her body taken to the pau
pers grave. lt was 70 save such a. these thai this
Society lsbored collection was taken up in behalf
Of The Masdalen S0cist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

The offerings at bank Tor tomorrow are large, anu
the banks are doing all they think prudent to facilitate
the payments of their dealers. The receipts of our
merchants are much curtailed by the high rates OF ex
change ruling in various parts Of the country and this
throws them upon the city banks for larger assistance
From the South the payments are very unsatisfactory
The open money market is without change from last
week. On demand, money is moderately abundant at
Cal T. cent Paper continues 10 60 very slowly at
l5d 10 p cent for the best double name. Dry Goods
Signatures appear to be suffering under greater dstrus
than any other description, and hear OF none pass
ing below Is T. cent. Treasury Notes are very much
depressed aud have cold high g T. cent discount
for those due next month. Importers are buying
them for the payment of duties at 21d3 cent
discount The domestic exchanges do not i'm.
prove, except on Philadelphia, which il down to
202I p cent. On Baltimore the rate IL worse, 81 "a
y cent At Chicago the rate is 8dlO 3 cent, with
but little Offering merchants scarcely expect to re-
ceiye remittances, while exchange stands at these
Gpures AT St. Louis two of the banks are drawing at
p cent 10 their customers. In the open market the
rate il ~ T. cent. At Milwaukee E cent is the
nominal price but is willing TO sell any amount
at that rate The payment of the Illinois State interest
is advertised al the American Exchange Bank on the
LIST Monday Of January and for thirty days thereafter
Holders Of Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds
where coupons are exhausted required to presest
the bonds. N. Philip Rafferty, has been appointed
Receiver of the Cataract City Bank at Paterson, New
Jersey. The circulation of the bank is $4,000 for
which there is full security. hessrs Platner & Smith
the paper-makers of Lee, Massachusetts have agreed
to pay their creditors fifty cents the dollar, payable
in three years without interest Mr.. Smith will 60 on
with the business.
Dispatches from New Orleans announce further fail
ues among cotton factors and sight exchanges on New
York 3Gl can't
On Saturday and to-day $4,000 in gold went TO
New Orleans aud slOO, 600 to the West.
Mr. Cobb it is understood has at last finished his in
efficient administration of the Treasury Department,
aud having brough; it to bankruptcy has resigned.
letter from him, in which he out squareiy for
disunion, will soon be published
The following are Messrs. Thompson Brothers clos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
rEsJTU OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Ill Orgabzed shder legislative guth0
by the highest character and s the 0rseisneeg MOL
q. Estsbhhmsn gusrAnteeda a. sne
tss,non and 1t IL the most widely Known and pest eseoo'
nedicl organization IN the country. - .
TEsrInosALs REGARDING lis MEDICINES HAVE BEEN PuS
AlsnED from such men az
Gsv. WgsTCoTT, q Florida.
Rev. n. Bines Of me hIethOdi,i CAwd;
Hon Il. BRIGes. SHpe rtsoT County Of ke7 York and Eom
kadiBg Diyines, Physicians and public men
Nv personal acquaintance with Of the member, Of tie
ersenberg COMPANY fully u.iihes me W expressing the op
'' IL" their FRSS &c sI HhI i ToS and prop
Ne,y.Y9 cosmste,aa 20, .s,, t,r,'g:
.1hied BY the Grsonbs Company. relative to be
their medicines and take ssre 10 saying tha; they
present evidences Of seEqnenes' and arc thsTeoTe on'eo
sbs confidence Of the public N BANGs, D. Pr
s,ss as tine If he Iea1aS Graosb"s acd1i"e Aa'
'"'" UTERINE cATHoLICoN.
which The only reliable those diieses which render
lives Of women from the Of Is upward miserable TO an
ned and sinre and social position refnenen OF svns
Ne oesl uterine symptoms they are often attended with
Ineguhritios-W eakness-Fsintness-
E.ineysIC bil.-Coid Hands aud Feet
Bloafing- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PalPitaiion Of the Heart
Diyziness-Ne rvousness- Observation-Disclosures
Disturbed Sleep-Flusbes OF Heat
Acid Stomach Nausea-Indigeston-
Itebins-Bnrning OF irritation Of the Uterine Organs
Anxety-Eeryous Twitchns-
Fla.ulepce-Unpleassnt Dreams-Psn IN the Uterine
OTgans-Nambness and Pein in the Limbs
Loss OF Memory--Pain in the Back.
Dr. BRrpesDesr Sir: am Methodist minister end have
travel much the country towns where many people
"a their homes Knowing the Graeenberg Medicines so wei
recommend them The Pills end Uterine Cehoicon
work absolute miracles have many suffering and broken
down whom have advised the Csthoicon and on
again she has told that enc has beenentre cured and
t she would advice who afflicted with any female
egnaIty uterine difficulty short OF bread
until xix dollars saved send for the Cathocon II villa
matter bow bad how sondng the case ha,
Even after the best ply cn IN the country have aboed
years In van have known tie Gseenber Cethocon to
cure Often urge everybody make sacrifice to get
e. fail and al sufferers may look 1t as the
greatest blessing offered to them -
REV. w. II. LAWRENCE, Missouri.
THE GRAKFENBERG HARSHALLS UTERINE Ca
rHoLIeON prepared by educated physician, end may be
fuzzy depended upon All other preparations should be avoided
Price 81 so per bottle For SIX DOLLARS FIVE BorrLEs
WILL BE sRST EXPRESS, CHANGES PREPAID TO THs
sSD oP EXPRESS LINE TROs NETWORK.
Address
JOSHUA T.. BRIDGE, N. D.,
Resident Physician Graefenberg Institute,
No. 2 BOND-sT, NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

The ateamber IIabana, Arrived az NeW.UTIeans on
the 4th instant from Havana, and brought $3.50 30 in
~ Gle.
The weekly statement Of bank averages shows a
general expansion, largest in the deposits. The agre
gate enlargement of loans by the average since the
lowest point is nearly 100000. The specie line
remains at about the same point The actual specie in
bank to-day is just about the the average in
the statement.
The following is comparative statement of the con-
dition of the banks OF NewYork Ci;y Dec. and
Dec, &;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
JOSHUA T.. BRIDGE, NJ D.,
Resident Physician GraefenbeTs Institute,
No 2 BOND-ST., NETWORK.

THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
ore the best IN the world for family use, and for
IpDIsBsTIos-CONsnPAT1os - HEADACHE - NKRvousSKss-
URN-ACiDITY-NAUsE.- FIATULEycE
WANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CohPLAIsr-GHI'
ssey oJe nausedie ne bonds o0dstdfed oosd
ton, ke Grdcnbyg PMs I'LL BE- found more pleasant man any
DpcTs
~ Price 25 per box On the receipt Of one dollar four
win be BY mail free OF postage to any part OF the
country.
dSdress ADORE. ..
"a All o the Graeenbc'g medicines sold at No BOND
81 and Uy all druggists.
10, Dr. BRIDGE W ofeld 10 profeondl coils Ggd recrt
e.enfs re56ence TIE GTcefeEber9 fSte BVdfrgs
No BONDST, He York and he Is permitted to refer,
snoug Others to
HoaAOK GREELEY, Of T2e Neio- York Trbgne
Prof A. +. PEABODY, Of HdTrGTd UPlreTsHH MGn.
Rev. L. II. CHATIS d. d., If heSo lO'k
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EuwARb scHgsoK, AuotiOneer.
ECOND ANNUAL SALE

s E coN L D ~, IN o. U IA "A L 5 A L Z
FRENCH FLEMISH, and AMERICAN PAINTINGS
rye r. II. SCHFNCK. on the EVENINGS Of FRIDAY
md SATURDAY. Dec "a aud - 81 q. o'clock, 8. the GALLERIES
Ne $50 Broadway, corner o. Bondt sJug which viii be
fornd the hesze painting Of the Roman Irus Girl ny f.
AuVero he Shin oiheIi entering Havana, by T. he6y
sTis nor and CITY Of Ans,e1dem by A Van Bee Also,
Sine specimens Of tn FreTe Alfred De Drcnx Mnzori Dees
I'D Psul cei-uec A. NeTOn. DE BIaekcieI Van Sey-
.ndopek KNOCK Knock the Elder, $ r. Clifford T. hondei
e above have lately received direct nom the artists and
viii be guaranteed originals
Also,
1tyo rIFGANT COPIES or GUIDOS AURORA AND
CUPID AND PSYCHE, BY ROLLA.
The above free exhibition Gay ara evening NOM
40 a IA until y. IL, and from p L. 70 ~ p M
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furniture.

A BEDROOM SUITE Of ENAMELED FUR
"A NlTUHE for s25, Of warranted manufacture Also.
Sold chestnut CHAN Der SUITES plain aud ornamental AZ
FARRINGTON'S WAREROOMs, No 89 Canal-st, oppsst
Wooster EstabHshad in 1919
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR-
IL NITURE in all eolors and ayles Wholesale or keAA
e25 and upward also, hsttres-es and Pailasses
WARREN WARD No 277 Canal, ST. -.
Vonr Joors east az BroadzsYSH y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

According 10 letter from the travelling agent Of q
Market street firm in Philadelphia, written at Mem
phs the South fails to pays ts debts from three eauses
|. The failure of the crops; 9. The depreciation of
paper currency; g. The secession excitement. In the
Memphis market, cotton is drug. The accumulation
of the staple at that point alone sesmated to be Of
value of three millions of dollars Not bale of tcan
be moved. The banks refuse to expand, and as con-
sequence, cotton sticks.
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
"Tlere il still an urgent demand on the street for
money and rates rnle very high. Only the best bills
are considered and those at rates ruling from 90
cent month. Some few transactions in call" loans
1879 Z cent"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
Ocean 6icdmcrs.

Tor SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-On
SATURDAY, Jan s. the United States mail steamer Full
TON j. a. WOTT0N Commander, VIII sail from Pier No 81
North River. foot OF Beaeh-si. ct noOn .
Tbis lie ~ hip unu po ga r safety and confor has double
engines under deck Enclosed by water tight
which beside other resuts tend in the event Of collision OF
sfrandn to keep the pumps and the safety
Of ves,el 81 pe'se ngcrs.
Pass ge in Second Cabin, Z IS and $50 - - -
For 4 sight or passage apply TO SAMUEL ~. FOX
GEO MACKENZIE,
Agents. No Broadway.
.to.-,o- u lCO min ssg Vsh .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
Live Stock ON the N. ". and Erie BalSoes'

TAYPTIIIK, Monday, De- ~, Io'U
For The week ending Monday Dec et5 cars Cattle % cars
Hog Sheep horses Total stock, l5l add 10
cars Express Freight total number Of hauled BY
STOCK Express Trains during the week $50 showing an increase
last week Of "a Of Live Stock Total Increase " all
Cars hsgIed by Stoek EEPTess TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

nor BRIDGEPORT.-DAILY LINE.-Faro
i so conts--The steamer CATALINE, Capt William \
Vail win leave Oliver slip East River, EVERY Day at ~
o'clock noon running In connection VIII the Houa'onic Rail-
road The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peek sp every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at IL o'clock noos,
arriving In time 10 eonnec with all the express tIsins
GEO. w. CORLlES, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

The steamer AkAbo WlI ssh CD 4
TOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. first
eas will leave NewYeTk the let 18th ard sls'
Of each month except when these dates fall on whe
ger Of WsTeD.st. DB. ALLEN, AsoDt
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK ana
- LIVERPOOL landing and ebarkng pssssn at Queen,
Ureland) The Liverpool NewYork, and Philadelphia
Steamship intend d. patching their full powered Clyde
built Iron stean1ships as folovs .
CITY OF Saturday, Dec 10
'se,uIaaJ Dec 81
AID every SATURDAY ct noon from Pier A, North Rive
PlssAaR
FIPGT CABIN..........S7s STEERAGE..: "
FIRST Cabin 70 London 30 Storage to L0ndon.. %
Bteerase tickets rood for six months &c
Passengers forwarded TO Paris Havre, Hamburg Bremen,
Rotterdam Antwerp, &c. at reduced through fares
Peton wishing bring out their friends buy Tickets here
following to New forks From Liverpool or Queens
town: Fret Cabin S75 Ss5 and lcS steeaSe from Lves
pool, & 40 from Queenstown, SO. go
These Steamers have superior accommodation for passenger
and Gerry experienced Surgeons They built IN
Iror Sections ard Patent fire Annhis.ors on bo0d
AGENT No. Il WsteTst in glasgow to WIN INMAN No
Co in London to EWES & MACY No 81 King Wiian.st
psny's Offices. JOHN @. DALE, Asent,
No. Is Broadway, N Y
'TNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
i NETWORK H. j. Won ssnten. Commando. canyins
the United States Mail III s from Pier No 90 N H. foot Of
''sHO''' SATURDAY, Dec 20, stIs o'clock m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking Passengers 10
LONDON, HAyRE SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
Al the following rates:
First cabin slCO; second cabin, $50; Storage, $50
f'' i''sh' Of pA; ofsLPeekE kEuroEN1 REIcHEIr
No. g: Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

CUPRFME COURT."CITY and COUNTY OF
- NEW-YORK.-HKNRY c. GOODWIN st GEORGE
DEATo the shove named Defendant You sro hereby sum
oned and required the complaint ia this action which
will fled IN the Office Of the Cek Of the City and County OF
kewYork in the City Hail. in the cry Of sAa 20
copy Of your answer TO the said complaint on e SUI
scrter OF hi. Office No Beekmsn street New OK cny
exclusive Of such services and fs TO snswe the ,sid CON-
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this scton WIN
October o 1860 4. w. DODGE, Plaintiffs Attorney
The eomnl,pt In tits action filed In the Office Of the Clerk
Of the City County New York the 18th day Of October
1860 io10 IAwI T.. w. DODGE, Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11
RECENT. Of Produce.

DEE lO-2lOrs bbls Flour I0oi bash Wheat &o7f tuh
Corn 40 do Malt 36I do Oats 77U1 do Barley tl9 pks
Provisions 26s do. WHISKY IL do. Ashes, IA do Lard 10 do
Eeed.
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Grwing- Atatbin@.
sl0SS
OOtD.
Q0S
SEWINGMACHINE.
PATENTED FEB. "a. 1850.

y
This hsehrc ruced O. an entirely new pl1ncple .,
sehauies possesses many end valuable dPEsf1t
has b., e1alalDed 10y the most proohnd epe:ts ana pr
sonnced to be SIMPLICITY AND PEHtECIlON CoA-
T following the principal objections urged asai's Sew
IL Excessive fatigue 10 The operator.
% Lizliiy 90 get out q order.
sd p peuse, trouble GHd loss Of time in repairing
al Incapscity every description OF material
Ssf D,sgroee5le noise while in opeyaiisn
TIE EMPIRE SEWING-MACHfNK
IS EXEMPT FRs VI ALL THESE OBJECTIONS. .
IL has sI.ht needle, perpendicular motion, makes the
LOCK CT sHJTTLE sTlTCH, which wiz ns!thoy RIP MOI
IlAVEI and Is ske both Sides performs pesfec sewing
ever description Ct ate So Leahet 70 the hst
Mnsn w;6 cotton linen k thread from the coS7sos 10 tie
ESyins neiicr CAM nor COG waEEL and the Iess pos'
sdble hri0n. 81 Yuus q smooth AS GLASS snd "
reoures FIFTY PER CENT less power to drive than
She Mseine IN market g OF twelve OF Won
seaey Tihosi fsisS q P sIpIIcrrY Of eous,,o
Non render anaOSt inposbie to ges out Of 9rae and
UlnlSTKHp by the coupsuy 90 g7e entire sasi,fsoion
We respectuy invite 81 those vino Lsy desire 70 supp4
themselves with superior alee 70 Gail ana ehSAho 'ol
Bnt In more erpeois do solicit the patronage Of
MERCHANT TAiLORs,
COACH MAKBRS, .r,o,
SHIRT AND BOSOM MAKERS,
DRISS MAKERS,
CORSET MAKERS,
CATER FIT1ERs,
SHOE BINDERS,
yTST sad PANTAIiOON MAKBfis.
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE lhSIIfUTFoNS
Will LITERALLY DRALT WITH;
PRICE or MACHINES COMPLETES
No l-Or Family Nadine. ...''''''...''''''Ses
No 2-SnlsN Size Manufacturing. .......'..'s''' oe
RIO 3-Ltrge sire Manufacturing. 9,
AGENTS wanted fr al towns in the United Stses Terms
T. J. MACARTHUR Co.
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IOSEPH SABN.

IOSEPH SABlN,
~ AUCTIONEER OF LITERARY PROPERTY,
4th.St.. va door ess' Of Broadway.
THIS DAY, Dee H. and following days at II O'Clock "a
Abe entire stock IN trade OF
DANIEL DANA, Bookseller.
Also THIS DAY Dec II a. o'clock and daily, until
All sold an immense collection of
SUPERIOR ENGLISH BOOKS,
In auaptities 10 suit the Trade and pnvste buyers
Catalogues Of both the above Sales ready and tie Books
view.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

EREIGHT for ALBANY, and MEMOIRS
III CENTRAL RAILROAD-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The Line will eontinue receive Freight on and after
al Business Pier $ r. r. foot Of Brosds and viii forward the
daily by propeller to Port Morris; THENCE by Harlem Ra
road 10 Albany there connecting with Newl oTk Central ha
road FREIGHT re eivcd here previous will be forwarded
from Albany early morning For further PARTICULAR Apply
70 JOHN II REDFIELD 4 Co, Agents, No 10 South-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

EXECUTORs SALE of REAL ESTATE
H VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, the 29th dsy Of
Dcscuber 1860 {, o'clock the premises the FARM for
zery belonging John Hendokson, deceased situate
Resbury Queens County Long Island y miles from depot
L RR and p miles from toop and steamboat landing Roe
an containing about 81 with good Dwelling House ans
Building high Of cultivation and sab
ssntiay fenced and is situated conveniently be di
vded into three parts and desirable location For fur
ecar the premises.
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t1aitbes: 1ewe!rp, &f.

IVESs PATENT SLEEVE-BUTTONS, STUDS,
Il CUFF ana COLLAHPIbS, worn without a button hole
TO combine greet beauty simplicity, AID ati{ Sold by o.
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NUKTHERN RAII4KUAD OF n. J.-FdI dI-
IN raugemeu-Cbanse of Time Trains leave foot OF Court
and Jersey City Ferry daily Sundays excepted ga m
and $3.50 p fer safern and 53oP for Honseys and
and $3.50 and $50 p for PeTmont Leave SuheTn az
1880 D. M Leave MSnsey Leave Piermont al $3.50,
and 335 and rs On Saturdays Way Passenger
Tsn will leave Newly oTk for Permont 2, II stopping at
al tations On Sunday hts MIN and Passenger Traiu VIII
Su1en at and Permont at lO5 arriving ct New
york at l2O Stages connect for Hsckensack Nyack New
CIV and Hsyerstraw B. g SEYMOUR Snp't