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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29
Glasgow Male Institute

Glasgow Male Institute.
WIN. T. DAVIS, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
ID. J. T, J. HUGHES, A. b, ASSISTANT.
TDHE Third Session Of this Institute IS1a
i will commence on the second Mon 8
day In September next, and continue H
twenty weeks, exclusive Of the Christ
Terms.
Primary English, including Geography,
English Grammar and Arithmetic, per
session ...... ............ $12 90
Mathematics, and other higher English. Is 90
Greek or Latin with any Of the above... 20 90
Contingent fee per session ...... ..!...... %
II Is our expectation to, have, by the commence
meht Of the term, apparatus sufficient to illustrate
the principles OF natural philosophy, etc.
No deduction will be made for lost time, ex-
cept in cases Of protracted illness.
Pupils from distance can obtain boarding In
town or in the vicinity, on reasonable terms.
= WIN. T. DAVIS,
iuly19, 1860 PRINcirAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29

How Ma. FILLxonE VorrD.-The Buff
falo Republic ssy,s son the morning! oil
election ore or the;first to ofer his vote at
the Ninth Ward polls was our respected
townsnan, sx. President Fillmore. In
dignifed, manly and frank manner. MillaTd
Fillmore deposited his vote agsins. seotion.
sIism, and for. the Union. Electoral. and
State ticket. ) No.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29

Nav YoaK NEeao SUFFRAaEg- Returns
have been received fran nearly the whole
State Of New York. showing that the ma
ioriiy against The negro suffrage is9 about
$4,000. Ar
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29
Official Vote of Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. l9.-The official vote Of
the State Of Illinois is as follows: Lincoln,
l72545; Douglas, &c., $40; Bell, 1886
Breckenridge, 2,272. The increase IN the
yote since 1866 is lo3, l3l. q, g'or 6kTF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29

The VorE OF KsSTucKY-FuLL ORR
GAL RrTuass.-By the politeness Of Mr..
Tate, Assistant Secretary Of State, We are
enabled to give the result ofths late cleo
ton in this State, says the Frankfort Com
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29
Latest from Fort Scott.
The War Frsth siumsrsd Dsvas
TBy Dispatch to the Associated

BY Dispatch to the Associated Press.1
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27.-The mail coach from
fort Scott, arrived here this evening, bringing
Jesse Norm, Esq, Register Of the Land Office
atfort Scott, who furnishes the following dis
patch touching the late disturbances in that region:
FORT SCOTT, K. T., Nov. 25.-Much of the
excitement here during the past w.ek has been
without reasonable cause. =, The business of the
Land Office has not been interrupted, and no
fears exist that it will be. II is the prevailing
0pinion'hsre that the flight Of Judge Williams
and the Court was not warranted by the eircum-
stances in the case. Z e9kS ,>IEH
Special Dispatch to the St. Louis Democrat.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 27, 1860.
The troops are still In camp one and half
miles west Of smithton, awaiting orders from the
Governer. l,a.a s'els.s go SEiL8JTi r !
In Jefferson City there was a report that the
Governor had ordered the troops back, in conse-
quence of the President having gwen General
Harvey power to pursue and arrest Montgomery
wherever found.
Another report, and the more probable one, is
that the troops will remain in camp for the pre-
sent, and small mounted squad, under compe-
tent command, will be sent to the neigh orhood o.
Fort Scott, to report at head quarters with all
possible speed, and the movements of the troops
to be in accordance,with this official information
brought back.
FROM LEAvENwoRTH.
Special Dispatch 10 the Republican. raa
-. T.. .... d. ri LEAvENwoRrH, November "a.
No further murders are reported.
Gov. Medary has ordered the Leavenworfh
Shields Guards, Capt. Dan McCook, to report to
Gen. Harvey, who awaits instructions from
Washington before accepting their services.
Reliable information states that Montgomery
can muster two hundred men. The regular force
now moving against him numbers three hundred,
from Forts Leavenwdrth and Riley. These will
march upon the north and west, while the Mis-
souri, Militia and Fort Smith Forces will surround
him on the east and South. Escape is impossi-
BILE. 1t is thought. he will allow himself 10 be
taken, and stand trial by the civil authorities
$50 'Egrim visaged war hath smothed his wrin-
killed. 'front.'" peace relgns in Warsaw--and Ose-
olal
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29

BANK SusrENsioss.-The Banks Of
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North
Carolina, $ ou,h Carolins, Georgia, Tsnnes-
see, have suspended specie payments, in
whole or 10; part. '.- Is. ~ zras Bed. -.l
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The Union Nesting.

We have received two communications
on the subject sfths proposed Union Meet
ing next Monday, which in view Of lh.
short time that will eiapse between OUT
publication and the meeting, we decline
publishing. 30 50 n las g. = ,3'i =. -. %
We hope to see full aud harmonious,
meeting, and that sound, firm, bold, vel
'respeetful resolutions wall be adopted. - I.
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Brsckinridee,s msisrity.. 80.

Brsckinridees majority. ...... 4,549
Tbs, electors on the Douglas and Johnson
ticket received only 2,7ol votes il the
whole State. On account Of informaIity in
the returns made 5y The sheriGs Of Bladen
and Madison the vots Of each OF those oeun-
ties was thrown out, aud the sheriff of Al.
egbany failed TO make any return Of the
vote Of that county. 49,, ,,,,,.rs,,,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29

EThe political and financial commo,
ti0rs that are shaking The country frem cen.
ire TO circumference, have not disturbed
the flow or trade 10 the Jewelry Emporium
on Market street. Chamberlain is busy
from morning till night waiting on the
crowds that flock there TO look and buy
Next week he will open out his Christina.
sad holiday goods, which will surp ass any
stock the kind ever seen in this section.
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Tobacco Factories.
6 9 g 9 9 6
. S 3 V g N Y E A RS!


V,he seven years Of unrivalled:succees attending
i the tsCOsInOp0Iitan Art AssOci-
alton - have household word throughout ev-
cry quarter Of the country. ~ =
Under the auspices Of this popular institution
over three hundred thouserd homes have learned to
appreciaie--by beautiful works Of art On their
walls and choice literature on their. tables, the
greathene6ts derived from becoming subseri-
Der.
Subscriptions are now being received in afatic
unparalleled With that OF any previous year.
Terms OF Subscription.
ANY person can become a member by subscri.
bling THREE DoILAns, for which sum they viii
Ist.--The large and superb steel engraving,
3Ox3s inches, entitled, ssEallstaH Muster.
ing His Recruifs.s
2nd.-one copy, one year, OF that elegantly IL
Iustraed magazine, "THE COSMOPOLITAN Art
JouKEAL-" .3s ss5s9 as-,l .f.t;75.
3rd -Four admissions, during the season, to
uTae Gallery Of Paiating,, 548 Broadway, NJ. r"
In addition 10 The above benefits, there will be
given to subscribers as gratuitons premiums,
over FIVE HUNDRED BEAuTIFuL WoRKs OF
AhTl comprising valuable paintings, merbles, pa
rians outlines, &c, forming airuly national ben
eft. ..s II .s.1-a, A. i.,.. 81 .is 90 d .h7k
c. L. Derry, Acfuary c, A. A.,
'ssA ba6 Broadway, New York.
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MARRIED,

At the residence Of John Harrison, Esq, on the
CUE, of st. Louis, and Miss FANNY HARRISON
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr.. NJ
McILHANY, Of Danville, and Miss ANN MARY
BLACKWELL.
May love, and health and wealth, and joy,
All draped in beauty's bloom,
Be ever theirs, without alloy,
In Measure or in gloom.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29
Thanks Giving Day.

Coy. Stewart has issued Proclamation
naming this dsy, Thursday, 29th NOven-
bsr, ''as an appropriate day on which TO
render thanks to Almighty God for the il
limitable blessings bestowed upon US during
the year now apprOximating to close, and
TO fervently pray for the continuance Of like
blessings in the future - =. -, 81.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29

THE EFFECT of. SEcEsIoS.-A writer
in The Wilmington IN. CO. Herald, speak
Ing Of secession, State conventions, &C.,
|says:. e. Fg = Sc 81 EF 8.
''Of one thing Tcan assure North Caro-
Iinians and people of every other Southern
State, that If you do 20 into Southern
Convention, or form Southern Confedera-
cy. and everything is not done just as South
Carolina wants it done, she will secede
and set upsn independent State soysreign.
tvs,,
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVT'S.
Glasgow Female Seminary

ia = u
THE Third Session Of this Insti- yFl1kz
lEItation, under the present Pin- Sf&
cipal, assisted by full corps of COM
petent Teachers, will commence the "a Monday,
(IOth, Of September. and close the last Of June.
4 The schools permanent Institution. The
Boarding House is a large building, owned by the
Principal. Parents are invited to visit US and see
our arrangements for boarding. In all cases, a
full charge is made for those entering the school
during the first month Of either months term
those entering the school after the FIRST month,
will only be charged from the time Of their con.
nection with ths school to the close of the term.
be- -. TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS: -
Tuition in Primary English: ....r q ;.-s 500
I" (" " and Penmanship, 1899
Advanced English & Element
airy Algebra $500. Il, 90
Advanced English algebra and
Geometry. ......:..... 49," -lo, 90
Latih ana French, each ~. -. ...'.. 10, 90
PAIsrINe-Cil, Oriental or 0reeian and 'tin
7-f..- Leather Work, each..... 500
MUsIc-Piano or Guitar. $3.50. ...... ..... 1000
Board & Tuition in the English Depart f
ment, (paid il advanee;) ....'...... 1000
Board, Tuition, and Music, including use
- ct Instrument, (paid in advance).... 30 90
For further information, see Catalogue, or ad-
dress FRENCH STROTHER,
june2S .2laaa yyes'. r q PRINCIPAL.
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JACKSON, Miss, Nc

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. %.
The Congressman from Mississippi, met
and unanimously declared for Southern
Confederaey. Great disunion enthusiasm
throughout the State.
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DUNCAN'S sa.7t a-r ..fs
LIVERY AND, SALE STABLE

THE undersigned has purchased the ID IN
i tersst of Newton Duncan, in theEh
Livery business, in Glasgow, and will continue
the business at the old, stand, where he will al
all times be prepared to serve the public with -
na Carriages, Buggies, ard Saddle Horses
-q[9e It's necessary 10 close the business OF
the late firm, and all persons indebted are earnest
ly requested to come forward and close Up, BY
paying the cash, or giving note.
nov29 .Eo1ls VIII. DUNCAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29
Fresh Groceries.

DRlNE New Orleans Sugar-new crop.
L Molasses-all kinds. Whisky, Rectlhed.
Whisky, old Bourbon. do old Rye.
do Monongahela. do Scotch.
Salt, large fine sacks. Oysters, best brands,
together with numerous other articles, all Of
which viii be sold very low.
noy22 H.LEWIS.
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North Carolina Legislature.
PErERsBuno. Va Nov. &c

Senator Clingman has been re-nominaied
by The Democratic ouucus ., Raleigh, North
Carolina, for United States Senator. Hon.
NJ. Z. ManIey was elsctad Supreme Court
Judge, by the Legislature Of North Caro-
lima, on Saturday. There was considers.
bic talk among the members OF secession.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-11-29

DISSATISFACTION received and forwarded
by H. O. WILLIAMs, Agent for Gla.gsw aad Vi
cimty, where specimen Engravinss end Art
Journal can be seen. 49,,
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go. 600 Acres of
For sale.

A Circular Saw Mil, (hOrse power, in good
n repair, at 7ery reduced price. Call and
examine the machinery on my premises, four
miles west Of Fayette. d. H. WITT.
P. S.-Aiso a LOT of young stock for sale,
sept20-3m :. D. H. W,
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NORM C4aosIsA.-The following is the
complete voice Of North Casolina:g Q :.
Breckinridgs and Lane. 80. .48,53e
Bejl and Everett IA .S9o
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BLOOD FOOD,

Attention is called to this most remarkable
and scientific preparation advertised in another col
umn. II is an entirely new discovery, and must
not be COMPOUNDED with any Of the numerous pa
for all the diseases specified and especially those
of chronic nature-of standing-of weeks
months and years. Sufferers, my III,
Messrs. CHURcH & DUroNT, of-New York
are the sole agents for it, and also proprietors OF
the world-renowned Dr.. EAToN's IsrAsTILE
CoRpIAL, an article which every Mother shaud
have m her medicine closest IN case Of heed; and
containing, mo paragorc or opiste Of ANY
dence, and will be found IN invaluable SPECIFIC IN
all cases of Infantile Complaints # Ohio State
Journal, Columbus. a' 2'ihi Nov. lm.s
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PEsksYLvASIA.-The following is III.
official vote Of Pennsylvania: ia ,r-r
Republican Electors, '' 81 25s,aIsI
Vaux douglas Electors) 1926
Bell Electors, '' 1874
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RI ELMsOID's EXTRACT @ !. sgcHuj

1t ELMBoLD's EXTRACT 4 OF h BuCKU
IL For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel
Dropsy, &C., &c. ,a,iia fs8,l s.gai J.
HELMB0LD'S Extract Of Buchu for Secret
and Delicate Diseases. "a I'D in ~
MELMB0LD'S Extract of Buchu for Nerv.
Gus and Debiltated sufferers. !rs--sl.sll.'A
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Loss oil
Memory, Loss OF power, Dimnsss OF Vision, DIFF.
|fculty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves and univer.
sal Lassitude of the muscular system. 0t
HELMBOLD'S Extract OF Buchu for all dis.
tressing ailments-0bstructions,i Irregularities
Excess in married life, or early ipdiscretions &C.
and all diseases of the sexual organs, whether ex
listing in Male or Female, from whatever cause
they may have originated and no matter Of how
long standing. ,-uUfl lSsa sls "a !'Ele
HELMB0LD'S, Extract Of Buehu is pleasant
in its taste and odor, and immediate in action.--
Price 81 per bottle, o. SIX bottles for ave dollars
delivered to any addrsss. = W -
Depot, io4 repth Street Philadelphia,
sept.6 3n. R5sss& - sfaa
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Fine Liquors, &c.

old Brandy. Champagne Wine, Ma
" Sherry Wine, Old Port, Madeira E2
Black Berry Brandy, Peach Brandy, = !.
Old Bourbon, Rye, and Msnongahela Whisky, all
equal to any in the market, and for sale very low.
noy22 !. ~ . /. : - C. H. LEWIS.
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saint Louis and Glasgow weekly
III ei4id 3 Packet, sfi1alAt
H. H. OarriA~ sells
LIMEi LIME.! .I.lME,u

T oST received, per steamer s.Jennie Thomson:'i
- 100 brie. No. uLihe, which viii be sold al
novi, TILtMANA pHrpPs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

Our CovGRFssioSAL AND CRY AND CoJSTr
TIoKEr.-As the best representatives OF the
popular national Union sentiment Of this city
which elected Mayor Wood, we would recon-
mend to our fellow citizens the Mozart nomine-
tons for Congress, and for our city and county
officers. Tammany Hall, which for some years
past has been controlled By defaulters and
criminals, il at length 20 utterly corrupt a. to
sell her nominations for what they will fetch ia
the market, with an exception here and there
as peace Offering to Mozart Hall. Bat all
good citizens who wish to bring this corrupt old
1ammany wigwam to an end. will give her and
her special candidates the goby; for great will
be the rejoicing Of the community over her
downfall Let the rotten old sink OF iniquity
be extinguished.
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NEW Yosx friday, DC, r. 1881.
To The Editor Of the New YORK Times
ISSUE, ualy the lsdea OF New YORK
ourselves that feol called upon AJAX 70
IL the Ola nonds thu Princess ball.
which from establishments Only hirrd for tie
Rsrc. enurely pertinent ana ~ould M
in,rude Of ous IL i absolutely and to
spscabl- house IN the trade say the same
Yon judge then what astonAhlnent and morlacaton
o. he generally who viii pr baby feel necessary
hereafter recepied bills 70 their Ia order
u relieve The mseves OF suspicious SO uawAatra and % n
already written Dr Ting consequence If
Jour In yesterday Tines copy OF when We
A. contradiction and refutsion incorre repor;
concerned would thsnz "a publish The
Xouis, very respectfully, Ball. BLACK 4 90.
rrw yons, oc, as 1850
Rry sTrTPxs H. TYsG. D.. No. IS ks eatsenih
der the bead Of epor OF the American Church Missionary
Society meetnY-
tall ufinc. of Hstr ~hsh b-sve hAs nnt before
risc0rtd puhlic from secuaf Ball Ba *
Jewels fer women 10 wseT er.ner's bal they made
erou TO psy the rent % tn store for yearn
We cogrzsnt hat sch elorIs circulating for
pnany quest their truth hut, be
ing hb. - trace them, could take No sc,1n. ROW We
The fnehoo5 We apply 70 yon 81 respectuy Demanding
authority for such statement In order that We may
An snswsr AZ early "a convenient ell much obnge reve
rend cir. yours respectfully, -
rP -Dr Tying. berg waited upon By Of clerks.
70 he would krdy r-pv - the abore, y day. said
ply whatever u; thst under circumstances would he
rve hs authority and we might srek reross N amy way we
Il cur letter 10 Dr Tyne IA utar, did intend
We believe the public Will admit right " maze the inquiry
Syai vhs orrinsiss Or sireua,s. such be aeeng "a II
dota, themselves ~en a. s., n. CO.
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THE NEGROES CONTRIBUTING TO THE PENN
sYLvAxn ELECTION FuSD-It Ia pretty well
known that a considerable fund was contri-
buted from various quarters towards the late
Pennsylvania election England throwing
In is mite for the republican side. Massachu-
setts alone having given sG0,ooo-but We IN
dsrstand that among the most liberal contri-
butors were the negroes Of the city Of Phils-
delphia, who handed over some fifteen thousand
dollars TO their white brethren Of the black re-
publican stripe We are informed that the list
in Philadelphia was headed BY negro lumber
man for $1,000, followed by an oysterVan and
-ilnaker Of the same complexion for $500
each. II must have been funny to see Forney
and all the little Forneys soliciting money
from the niggers for the republican cause.
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Omar ESouGn.-The Mayor has sent In 70 the
Common Council statement Of the expense
attendant upon the reception Of the Prince OF
Wales, or rather that portion Of II which Is
properly chargesble to the Corporation. The
whole amount il little over $4,000. This in
cindes the charges for the military parade and
fremen's torchlight procession-the latter the
most novel and brilliant feature In the whols
programme. This bill y certainly very rea-
sonable one, and the taxpayers may thank
Mayor Wood for most imposing dsmonstra-
lion At very low figure. The Princes ball
cost over $4,000, and II d said that Peter
Cooper & Co. intend 70 eat up the surplus Of
the subscriptions $4,000. We have Q
better idea than that: they should appro-
pirate this money 10 the endowmeut of .
pressssorship q elegant manners, and study
diligently 70 perfect themselves In The
ssags Of he beau monde, 70 hat the
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next time they have young gentleman to
entertain they may know how to do the thing
properly. The Prince announced it as his in
tention to come back to the United States in
three years, during which time the old fogies
might become very nicely polished of. The
Professor would have tough work with some Of
them; but energy, industry and perseverance
work wonders in other cases, and why not in
thiss Decidedly, let us have the new professor
ahip
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PRovipsscx, Oct 20, 1890
Col Curtin, Governor cleo, OF Pennsylvania, nsesd Of
beng dead autographed the country to-day,
arrived here 10 night from Breton, where hs was most
Enthusiastically received In Fsacan Hall and By the
state and local authorities He addressed immense
audi In the Academy Of Music, Governor Hcppin
presiding Col Curtin and wife the gscsss o. Governor
Houpn. The city n Illuminated In MS honor. Among
toss present were rned States Senator's simmons and
Anthony. Col. Curtin leaves here for New YORK TO.
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sAyAGE-WARsG In this city, on Tuesday, October
%, oy Tue Rev, John Dowling D., Mr.. THOMAS W
"a vaGE OF Savanna Ca t. Miss sur GsRrRunE your
est daughter Of the late ruus warng Ulster county
Ny.
rAIBoT-SroRM Al Hudson, 90 Thursday. October 26
by Abe Rev d. Demarest, Sf EpwARD r. TALBOT OF
New York, 10 Mss IIBms p STORM OF the former place
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T Ne FAalLY HERALD.

Important New ,ram Europe-rhs Rat
tie OF yolturno- Tina hevoiosion 1T sHs
soush-rne Druses AN Maronites-Aa
Independent Anti. Sla ~,ery Msthoant
Chuich-The Latest News from Caiifor-
MIA, Pixies Peak and Utah state OF ihs
Markets, &c, &c.
Tho FAMILY HERALD Of Wednesday y III contain
the latest News from Europe, with report o. the dis
csion In The sardinan Chamber the proposed snon
Of nj Haiy, and interesting details OF The Battle OF Vol
turno Letters from the Southern States rejecting Tue
popular cling tina. section the recea Elections
in Pennsy ivania Ohio and Indiana Intelligence from
California, Plies Peak ana tah Report Of Lecture do
Iivered before the Ar an Geographical and Statistical
Society the Druses and Maroni.es A report OF the
Exercises the Laying the Corner stone Of ndepend
ent Anti Slavery Church Forty first street. An Account
OF the Fatal Accident the Fall River Railrced Alleged
Case Of Swndling By Fast Young Man. Obituary Notice
OF the late Captain Slas Holiness All the Local News Of
New York and Vicinity OF Importance Reports OF the
Cattle Provision and Money Markets. and all distressing
news matters OF the preceding week.
rxRxs-$2 year; four cents single copy. subscrip-
tions received At the ooe northwest Of Fulton
and Nassau streets New York Single copies for sale AZ
tAs counter and by all agents. Advertisements
serted u the usual HERALD rates
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Hsv onASs, ost %, lsso
me brig Nahum ssecn 'FRONT.' ampico 18th, has arrived
Governor ozsa had issued cccree declaring oil dues al
she Custom Houses 81 rHmpico and Mats nc~ss mus Be
Md IN gold and aiiynY
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Drawings Of the Dela ware state Lot
tertes.-WoOD, EDDY 4 CO., Manager Of ths
pH1wARs Ls.ruoKf AND nissouk srArn LorT "a.
10, 50, 80, z, 20, 80, So, As, g. ~, ~, Al, IL.
DuAwARE-CLAss blG ocrosER ~ lcG -
66, g. SO, 49, 8, ~, ls, 8, ~, 80, 81, IS, go, rs.
WOOD EDDY Co. Nilp,lngton Delaware
Or 70 WOOD. EDDY co., st. Loun, Missouri
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 PAPER roe EvRESBoDY
WI be ready V morning n Daylight us cae~pes
Newspaper Issued fr cents enuilsa
rHs FAMILY PAPER.
ai,ins Sid ocann, q cbrlcs oreir. sor,.s ssescss-
Pc~ms writes expressly far
TIE FAMILY PAPER.
The million BE- On The Asr, for
THE FAMILY PAPER
which viii be for ell over the unss I'D csssds
Esrs AFcns haas IA your bs orders.
ROSS rousrr.
wholesale Agents.
A LARGE AssoRrMKrr Ov yiRsr Ci.Ass HOUSE
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