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Arrivals and Departures.


From California Va Aspnw IN The Steamship Meth
Cortland Col " II Hail. Maithtss Doll, Schmobel,
b wier and lady " Sullivan ~ Johnson O q Land,
Joseph Ind, Howell lady and child; jackson Eng
man. q Briggs Abbott N Nnls Sloane, r 6ober,
Isasc Brown lester, A Pryors w Peuys, SWIM
Cowies Gregory, Chas Heinyich Alfred George, G P
Settle Jas Decker. 6seveps Squres, 4 Madding.
Manner L4tter. 8 Clark, l. Blackwell, Jas KNIGHT
Josiah Campetl Mckee, Lusk, Gamis &c, Spaud.
me u owen, BROOKE, Jones' II Cater, Smith, W
adams Collins, dlls, Thul. In second csin 4-and
Prom Savannah iu tho steamship Huntsville Susan
prayes Ase Pesrcv, 0ra6ot 4 l. Nedlnger, Jui.
nane, Capt d Leishtburne. ii s,evens I Mileu NJ
Emile, Dudley, Mr. Fuller Dhtenhoiier, Sade Mr.
graves Fletcher, ScheAer. Etolch, II Friglers
frce l. Lee. Jr A Bass u II Harrison, Q Eford Mr.
scranton Thns Brewer and 20 In the steerage.
rrem RICHMOND 60 in tho stesmship am,sowp-Richsrd
4 Mason Mrs l. souihaTd, Mrs Vim Lewis Baker W
Boee, U s n; Waiter Crosby, L SouihaTd Allen,
Elns-and II Ia the steerage.
DEP ARTUREs.
For Savannah In the stsasship Florids-Caus Howes
lolies Toes, John Thompson, w Vreelsnd q Powers
+ Freeman, Mrs Powers and daughter, Spencer .
GILBERT Mrs John r Weed and child, Miss Hunter, 4
wheeler and lady, Miss Blood Miss Ida Copperheld Mas
Neue Copperaeld Longeti u Wells oradsreet and
VIM Cslende wife and child, Mrs Notiemer and chld,
Iooksr and lady Burke and lady knrr and lady Mrs
Lips cond, Lppman, Douglas, Maj Walden and son.
ii Gordon + l. Warden, Edwd l. Gordon, Bergen e l.
Adams Vinon Alex Mason, lady two children and
want Dewery OIL Terry. iill,ston, 8 Hoy. Thos
Kimberly, Mics Kimberly, Miss Kimberly-snd in the
steeraRe.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
ALMANAo FOE NEW YoRK-fRD DAY,
SUN RISES. IS NOON .. morn II AZ
- 11ss S1HHS =: eve ! ~
Port OF New York, February IL, 1860.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Etna dsr. Anderson Liverpool Jan %, with
ss
Of New York. bound into vepoo also Br steamship Arabia
Steamship North Star Jones. Aspinwall Feb L. $50 PM
VA Havana sh with ISL passengers and treasure to
saeamshp Huntsville Post with mdse and pas
asS Co. ,Da Ina, %
over Savannah Bar lo PH 10 miles NE q Lookout Sig
Steamship Jamestown, skinner, Richmond. 10 with ndss
sns civ yd SsSSd s.4 q
do Also pilot boat No OFT the Highlands passed sunken
Ship g, I, Msn S0y Am
Ssnts Dec lat lon se SPOKE BIZ. BIZ bark ssa
lon IS 81 f1e% s.a1 a "a:
sa ~ a. q 4 Ds sis a.
{ cooke f s ms Sf . Of
Jan S ss aq 9 ~ Mole :ssts e
sa Tor and brig I. bs ..
s: s
Dr SS pilot i ns he oS Of rs sn "
ana W.: compelled Wa: blown
~ Az Ss
s ssrS Ssn s son
through sts g. & Fod. sisI Seas ns
oef u s.
Ssrtos psD Se
pilot on board apd fine breeze from tbs southwark and clear
SsatAer ION aa{sA was "a the HSsnSs 9 Ss.cS
came TO- with whole Of The out found he
to eastward before he fury Of The gale vss'e Snpistey
Island Of Morches in fahoms WATER 18th, got under
way light and battling all day towards night commenced
i2h fresh gale from Nv and clear HEhand
bearing WNW at II AN was taken IN tow BY neamtug VIM
Foulkes, Capt Morrel, and lowed 70 the city. no
ton hides &c TO Smawocd Hare Co 9Th inst in the la
tude of experienced heavy gale from eSE SW
scbr Moses Van Name Van anne, Norfolk, days Capt
Name reports number Of vessels going into Norfolk In
Use scSr sueua Vista, JONES' Alexandria, days
schr Ocean Wave, Sewers, Virginia, 5 days
Schr Morning ieht, sommers, virginia, Sdaya
Schr washington, Pest, Virginia. 3dsys
schr William henry, tharroa Virginia daya
schr Tunis Dep. v. hd..rds S virginia days
schr Tuf,s brewster, Virginia, 3dsys
kchr Clyde DECKER, Virginia, days
kchr Hunuey, Hammond baiamore fdAys wnn coal
schr Brothers, Alexandria which carried Away the b-
BOOM gear and portion Of the STEM the Brothers sunk
schr Ann Cannon Novel; Philadelphia, with coal bound
10 Potion Experienced very heavy weather and was blown
on the gale the being badly ros,bten and I'M
and towed candy where the steamug Rescue came
o her assistance aud brought her 70 the city.
schr kate, Facemire, Sridgetoo, 2dsys.
Schr lOtie Taylor Boston. days.
gchr walco&t Parker, Boston 3daya
steamer Kennebec Hand. Philadelphia
Neaner Dawn. Perry, New Bed1ora
| Steamer Westohester, Jones, Providence,
Steamer ADatxoss, Jones. PrsviAenes
BELOW.
Bark 81 Mary.-By pilot boa. Washington NoA
| Ship Victory Liverpool
Wind during the dss NNw, fresh.
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Brooklyn City News.

FRxIAst evening, about six O'Clock, IRE broke out
- the fourth soOr Of No. 12e Furman street. known -
The Washington Sugar Refinery, occupied by s. Pepper
%. The flames made considerable progress before the
AFenen arrived and damage amounting 10 from 81 500 to
a. GOO was caused. The machinery was injured, and
about $500 worth Of sugar was destroyed-partialy
Insured.
ensors AccDEr.-Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, residing in
Eighth street, Gowanus, met with serious accden. on
Saturday, by falling out OF the second story window
appears she in the act of emptying . basin. and
Sverbalancpg herself, fell out into the yard, striking
board fence In her descent DR. Barrett Was called IN
pd he aseertaned that three ribs fractured and
sha ahs had also sustained internal injuries. She YES
pyecarious condition.
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cargo OF 200 tons OF guano, from McKean's Island
was brough. into New London by the ship White Swallow
on the 30th utthe FRS, importation from the Phoenix
Guano Islands. These islands lie In ITO longitude
The islands number and rich in guauo deposit
When the White Swallow left the Aspasa, OF Mystic and
Bowdich, Of New london, were loading at Mexican e
Island the only one worked at present
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only to depress the stock market, but to keep it
depressed for longer intervals than usual. II will
be equally clear that new elements are introduced,
calculated to retsrd the growth Of confidence, and
new incentives created 10 induce individuals to
labor for the reduction Of prices. There are, how
ever, two sides to the question. While this singu.
lar method of dealing in stocks may be very pro.
life of profitable results during the periods of
public disorder, it must tend to produce great
changes and very high prices the moment favora-
BILE change occurs In the community at large. The
houses selling the fright to call" must enter the
market to protect their engagements. They must
compete for stocks with the natural demand that
must then exhibit itself. Between the two com.
pettors it is not difficult to calculate the result.
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CITY eOMmERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb is p II.
ASHES The market quiet and the prices un.
at sac.
Observation-Disclosures market for common grades
Of State and Western was Arm, while the higher and
extra grades were unchanged Sales were moderate
Depg connned 70 about 600 900 bbls closing within
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PORT JEFFERSON, l. I, Feb l0-A heavy gale OF wind
here 81 AN tbs day. which having damaged eur
yenes considerably take The liberty Of sending you few
particulars
scAr Diamond los. jibboom and rigging
Schr l. Bayles driven Ashore Afterwards Eos AnoA
Schr Wave slightly damaged.
Baltimore os bowsprk heAdgear had side badly stove
and Q almost complete wreck. -,
schr vermilon lon bowsprt Al headsear had eu-
schr Msrcena Monson rail and stancAeons had plank
shear badly spill; and wales chafed, 10. .
Soop samuel Hall os: bowspr and headran and had DOW
stove.
other damage. - o,,r-,, ~,
Brig sahae Which Griyen aAhors near oA feid Agnt
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ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
0 0Sty TWENTY TwwEENrY-f FIVE G1MIs.
S S SsEz !*EE E!sEEs!yE s sss7s
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CHN3E.

What win insure q luxuriant head Of hair?
What will insure q luIuriant head Of hairY
What viii insure q luxuriant hesd Of hairY
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NV Poer Ovrx-A post Office hss been established q
Iyeu, westchester county, n. Y.
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fyosi-,Hosssr WIGHT AND sssr coal, AND. As
CIV delivered IN The bert o order yards o1rnsr of KIM
ard strses Of No Bowerr aud Roosevelt
''''~ = MATTHEW CLINTON.
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ANTHOLOGY.

ASTOUNDING FACT-AMoNa MANY OTH ERs %
"A revealed IN the psee. Of DR. Larmoars rsns Loasoe
and New Medical Adviser ssa Marriage Guide wncn
the attention OF the male pArcni boh mar
ed and single His ouE and extensive prncce hss provee
nr local. but In fer yos prc-r.i'nx the nervous system
cAusrg Indigestion, constipation papiafbn and fucring
s OF the liver. kidnsys and hisdfsr
rngrg huyzng In the h-se. Affecting he mind And
memory ncNpsctse the sufferer fcr husaees Plea
sure But e OF their disease houga many
xho keir false uodesy deter them from consulting The
Of the book who cuyisg all such psuens oy hun
dreda Read the hook and danr s1hsr Any ions.r ~
author from M r. ~ and 7to Thursday evenings,
ss 6tI Broadway Cup siaira, New YORK
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A UsrR ALA KANaAkO LIRB-Pn siTivEi.f FIRST
"a vesssA--fas elegant Al clipper ship JAshs LtffLE
GTEl havG OF her enxnsod viii sail fer Mel
bourne before any o.hr vea Her snco-A nods.ous for
aoud cabin psneengsv deck and fu comfort
AZ only limited runber 10 taken ear,
pncatn will bc neceasAzy For frcEts passage apply
OukRnAU, los Wan street
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Wrcc9od MuoW neeI On Vu1hEd
April again notified 70 seRd ia their invoices
bills OF ladne he undersigned. wi houx delay AL
slas prsseeed before tie iSh Of Novembar ne
vo excluded from the apporonmert Of prooeets Of tho
sarsosAveA. sATTRkfHWAfaE HRorhBRa sl william
LScE SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH -rUR NEW AND
IL frSt class Aeamship HukTSvIILR John Post
mander will lesve pier q N r. Thursday November
NaP M. Passage 70 Savannah with mod srons uner
csned ss rhroush tc.ss 70 New Orleans 80 Is; Masrs
Kpozyile s2s 81 ChAaIo 80. Albsny, S33, colunbua
eis Atlanta l; Macon, $40 Anguss SIT So The si@smsrs
OF this line AL and nrs class Apply 10 II. b. CkOn
WE J. a co, IS West street and SIS BrosdwAy
The MO INT VERNON pncceedA on Sasur1sy Nov. s. r
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THRoUGH PRRI0HT ARRANGEMENT -FOR N0R.
fsk PortSmouth, City Point and Richmond connecting
yis Norfolk and Petersburg and South side Railroads for
Lynchburg. Brissol Memphis and intermediate stations
Freight. reeeyed day. and through receipts FURNISHED y
ssssnsSp JAMESTOWN Capt Skinner leaves svsry ruer
day ASP n
Hesrphlp BOANoKE, Csot Couch every Thnrsdsy Il 5
r. NJ aeaasAp YoRKTowN'Cspt pArish, every SATURDAY.
Fresh 70 Portsmouth o. Norfolk oeua per soos; 70 iY
roink 3 cens and Ricbmord. o cents
pnsnaeN Norfolk staterOom Included %;
cetssburg Richmond. sl0 chdrsa beiw the Of
snd u III price. LUDLAM HEINgkEN,
lis Broadxay.
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c,yfayrustasy. .-oHks COLCHESTER HAVING RE
Ucorw fsan "a NJ tosr.M
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sond cabin psenssTs deck eonfor arg an.
pnoss VIII 30 sssesssy For frssss o. ys.sss sppy 70
s.gS asf e. ss ss.a wsS .ss sss' 70 HA1A* Lord
ISABEL LIsr.rsoM Ca.sL.srcs TO HAyAaA.
wn Rollins commssdsr. The Postmaser seasrsI having
sas % a
% s; nsYss ss .s E. H ~ 81 % .S @ .sa s
S month; AZ and .vsss ' o. he iss "a AND sss
s.spSs < %rgs:::@ spos.ss:
d5 So % 70. sss ,,s%. s
x be made Il .hs POss once for ths dass nsasd + he
GREAT RlIgcIIoE 7. rRIGs TO
sTxAMsHir sfAs Sf fHE wxsr.
WIN leave pier foa q warren ssrs.i.
rss. 70 ss% sa SIssS 8 cent. psr e5s, foot
s,n csSm pss.sgs 70 fsw
s,ssrsss ps pssssss 70 Nsx os..n. q. Havana
NJ O. ROBERTS Agent 7 No NJ y wes Sss ss,sss
seamsAips ryLADSLPHlA snd nHrIKE CITY WIN
Bills q ansins Win sxnsa s.s the sailing hour.
Foe SS4xb ss11xs NAIL STE Axsurr eu AKxR orrr
g i.Ts ..r pc. ss No. q Tsd
Fes eeHAELssros, !. s. osAvAsnAa. a., AND ras g,
wheel sisamsh,o insrhs steansnip Csps Bsr.
s :: s:ss's ssss
hsfolowtto sAvAuuAh BA S6, ChAre ton y o. Sio View
ss: =: nsSs ss srs Ssss @
S;;s; s.:%; X:
ssIn s capt Sh!n N! ssssd o wsdos-ssy ss,sG
press carried this line. fhe Bxpress SCENTS South WIN
xivs Information as 70 the sainss Aass, fare. xc.
sseslasSip KEssToNE -sfATR, c.ps Q T. M.r.hmsn
M e. from S fss on % Msnssy sUse%
Through Ne Orleans AID intsrnediste points At
by from New York Superior state
May be secured BY applying to A. BxaON Jr: l3
GEORGIA. win sail above for Savannah on Saturday,
November To- at 10 o'clock A. N.
N,oR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, As BLOW
= The hrs. An sscs wheel stssmseio ALABAMA Capt
M from pier IS North ver Through tickets can be bad
for the following plares:-
New Orleans $50 IS Mobile 1885, Montgomery sss; Eufsu
Ia Ala 32i Coumbn. S1l albany, s2S Atlanta sal; Chst
snoogA, S6 Nashville, 81 ~ Knnvlle, $40 c0 1emphs
tSl rs; Aus ukta $i7 e0, Macon, 20; Savannah. SIS
For freisb passage apply al Is Broadway.
The steamer AUGUSTA, Captain n. H. WoothaI win
seed, aud sail Saturday, November 10. at s Pm.
SAMUEL. L. MIrCHIIL SON.
THROUGH PRRI0HT ARRAE0EMENT-FOR NOR-
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4 :, CHRISTOPHER sTRKET.-vas n. RoKDsH GIvEs
- tus information al aaAire thronsn we ~ r>enra
"a l.auh ..ah. love marriages. lonrseJs law sahs
ditarn n business sbsers friends, eekness sni 5ea -
v~s pr. ~ Il the lair wno forunsry resided W
wcosser prest and Eskcenth fresr N~ speaks snsish
nd srnAn. srd succeeds vhen Al o'hev fsa Feeare
dured csufa renfler 81 ~ ksmsnbsr
No. Chrssophsr "a nrar Fourth gd wtverieg plaza
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TRJkIrY oHuKoH LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY roa
snle-The four story and basoment brick house, No g
TAlrht street, n yearS a ; house r fees cs
2bxe6 feet Wl sold cheap applied for soon Apply y
aner fvs y. n.
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eoSA rIpH AsyRoLooIsr THAT KvxxY Q

A BONA FIpB AsyRoLo0IsT THAT EvKRY oyn
"A can depend Madame WILSON, who teh the object
of your vis you her Madame Villain
ths greatest sstronxs, hst ever vAz known she wn ~
of her wouf erfui sct-uce, and tel AL the
events Of your whole hs Her predisins sru. ths
they surpse who oonsus her some lsi,s~ may
get lc tud though theT meet not fear for she pices
noAipg bat what reron fla ,le 70 psiosphers Al ssouh
hss rsver been Snosn 70 Tan B-Natame wnson s in
possesuu Of the cebrsed marie charms Which Are ever
certain Truly msy she - called most vou
deffu l Allen srse between ounou and stsntoo,
Ne bakery Hes for Adtss and gentlemen. " ctA
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A RARE CHANCE -LADTR AND GENTLEMEN WHO
"A dearous o. obtaining the utmnp& cah pr for any
surplus articles oJ'vWsAruG Apparel, Jewery Carpets
Bedding Furniture Of all kinds md
nov be accom- mcdAted " suit themselves NE uatergne
has been oommsooed N pnrchf - for large houss
West snd have gocds at alnoai line I'D.
dree<d 70 ABksl ls3 sevs N BET Twenteh
and twenty nrss re~ss will be imsncdatsly attended "a
dios attended 70 BY Mrs A. N. B-Posss send without
IN
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h THE APPEbsTICu' LIBRARY. s71 Brcsdw~y, b
for Aning u booka TIE rooms are supplied
vim tie pyncip daily aews sayeS, psctovan magazines ~
eatAogue has receniy been publhhet utsning ne
several thousand volumes thsn tho one which
uvcede6 ~ Ths tsrms
Appreuttces Of mechanics or uaf~smen, FREQ.
mechanics sudenss t~sch~r- Ia sc6nls suf
ssdemiss sds enploy ID the onices of Awyers phys
saas kc collar rear.
Pres drnviDa csses for The Instruction ~ appreciates ard
,rccA mechanics 10 mecAsnicA ana archtactnrA drAnx
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c,PInTTU ALrgw DIR NJ v. BLy. THE GREAT Txsr
- Ne iu- VII urotu-e the phenomens ~ rspoog writing,
sssgnu tuning revealing narnes living
written II co folded tsos sealed erveores snd csuss
thsrr " bod Letters th@ ne snots IN hsnd,er
ess uper table, describe ds~sss apd prescre thsref1r
81. rvo nry cr heal hy lsying NJ haafs New
Wy ,ss uyn and eeveloVe 10 Do hs ssms 10
cps ''sltngw no pv, a hls ruons 70 " Bosd street
- snert 81 Persons deveoped by NAL, by enclosing
sa ~ iwo kts>rrs W the above Rd6fess.
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DhnUOrION IN PRICks
N LxLAsrlo SrBAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE

4
20 AnA ps1cngos and receive he royal mai and govern
uent dosp atchss
ne asAnes comprising ths fne nave besn approved u
O0o Admiralty. and are tho
nav IRON slDB wHEk. srnAanKs
Ax0lnbtMA
HUEEIkk. 49, s
Ths nsrs Sspartu-e VIII be- ina PRINCE ALBEIT from
Hew YORK, November 20
From pier No. "a North river a.
Rses a pasAre OF Gland railway, and 70
"a prtnrpal calles ot Er Kand AMI scotiand:-
rst elanA geQ SIS according q state room ACCOM-
raodntsnus Tbhd SSD including 90 ked prossons
Ar 70 81 Johns N. FFtr csss, S35 hird oiasa so.
Chidren twelve years half price, uuder year,
4roe Third passengers required 70 furush beds and
E2ens
Fersons taking passage New York for
stlmg Boson viii receive free from New Yors
20 Boston. l.
Of this company hsvs been constructed with
she greatest reRards safeT and counfor combined
sh model and propel power and are built .sh wstcr
gh copAtrsnt They confidently expected TO snrpass
a speed and rough wesiAsr qualities any vessels ever bu
An experienced surgeon Ia attached to each nip Persona
s6hipg eend for their frenda obtain return Tickets
tAe following greatly reduced p1ces.-
In third cabin Galway $50 In third cabin from
town In Ireland railway $32 50 In third cabin from The
principal cites Of England and Scotjsnd gB.
sor freight passage apply 70
.s- HOwLAND AsPINWAiL, Asenss
81 and 56 South street
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICe TO
VI NEW OhLBANS AND HAVANA.
STEAMSHIP StAR or The WHIST,
Captain =. r 0MrvGN.

Il UNITED srATKs n All. TRANSMIT QU AKRR CITY
X W. sHuYELpr. Commsnder,
WIN leave for The above Thursday November Is
O'Clock from pier No. 46 North river For freight xssAg
apply To HAR9ouS co, IS South street
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vrTIETEp--A LraHr WAGON WITH sHTrrIrG TOR
pi.ferrr md Harness suitable for busnesa purposes
!, v. ~ IN order and apld cheap foe oash Addr-~s
v.nT dsserruon lowess terms and y, boz t Herald
ylTxrTED IwMrDrATELy-A SOUND, UHgAP AND
w tlrd drnurhs Horse Address ,. NJ A Hera o0hcs
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WHE TURF.

rsAsHIor cocKsE, LONG lsIAkD.-6KAky TRIAL
Of soeed besreen d hsses fes yus.e Of t2n0 y'sr.
0usly given by sener, Of New yok 70 - coGtsnce nor
y tm-.s beionsns to private gen temen ss.dlx " -
lors ihe sdnSr eonsseA %ile hests ~ three in o,s
for tn .oysi and espy contest being ce-ysee ss
con 90 ~ the FAl4on CosrBe, 1hu~dsy. Nov isv
1hs foowfng entries hesn ma<c: NJ LhsseeM cu1ers
bay geci1s Tartar Nj !. Love~ &dy suforsf PHcr
b. Rss ies make k,cy ~ O'Clock rUseiy
Adnissss 30 AL ~ me cotrse ana Hspds " Tnitera
from New may ch the by ehey the xigsg
sxh Thiry :cnrth Tws,ty third Teuk. Hounon, 9rHnd
Roosevelt o; ct or Peck shp ferries a.a
Passengers BY TSsrtS fon- IN and Roosevelt ssrre
rrrirs viii ti The ~ ths Finshiog Bsosd. rls
beng txs arrc,ino OF ccsnmttee of ycr
feep with whc perusry profit rouss serassn n. ter
psr VIII be sphcd to renCe tbs cost he rr
secf and at the time the most crritip wsne.ed
H. h country ~ preveni fusion weil ~ 70 AVOID ss
Apoissncn vstore reon~d 10 be thu yound Ia -
the bcr.s win be ssartet promptly Ut hour
nam ID An ecisrt police IL ekaged 10 preserve Uder
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1T p-wHoHAs NOT HgARD ov THE CrLEpsArKD
~ i. Nafsme PREwpTEM she hes been ccr~nhei by
houssrd 10 This other cities wlh entirv -~isfs shs
feels sb> rlsthe ~ fnt1rs
wife or husbsnd ssp q nyo- wish ths truth
give es ISL Third avenue sbovs fverH nrN street.
f&di~s o. cents; g~utie1en S
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A uRrRAiIA riorFER tfNE
"A C~rrynt he lnasd stass msis-Jhe cipper shp
~sRkY rkaTHkN MAYO ccWnsoder. au .c~eds the sWEEP
TAKEg spd VII san fnr Melbourne diect Novsnber Is
rs~ rp srefty cuethrd 0sd- and has three fourna of
"A .1nd
-. ns~~s be exsee Th. sAip C1NCrsN Att
a. NV rrrtHiy i1ang fnr sdtey direct ~ paer - East river
F~ nssh o' '' Nv. cAxERoS, " neave, street.
rT.yaU. AED rEw osLEsss-EyEsy Tsv DAYS
~ r.~~s~ ssn 10 sail Tnny Hs,. Nov - ~ or,ck
-. .s~~.sr1fap psIEN~ hfsK " Fuhrh conuNnf~- ~
s-- rrrsvsrf r-iEbl sna Wi 81 = sc.,s- y g,~r ~
smN Mo-, Va -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

A BETTER CHANCE rok LADIRs AND 0RNTLEMKN
n their on Clothing into casn Il rscsivet
large from soulh and West gu.ranlee ~il
pay III. following prcs,from u V ssa Tor ss Deeses
Cahmer~s and paid for aocordngy iron III 10 % r
Pants frum ~ slz for o. rsrpets Fnr Jew
elry, 1c. A note kdress d N ia Seventh b~
Nineteenth and Twerueth viii be pun1suay
rded ,c. Ladie. attended 70 bJ MA 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
HORSES, CARMTAoMs, 61C.

GENTLEMAN HAVING hoKB HoRgxH tn AN HI
a win sen bay BAshaw Colt half trosher 70 Ian
sx cld i6k hsrds hgA and kind IN
and fss Of the beM rosd horsrs n tbs state
Prise o CAn be seen ss stable ~ Mo ses, from 10 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01
CLsaDTHIN q.

A BETTER CHANCE srIfI- LArIN AND GENTLE
"A men-A great demand the Western xkst sntei
large quantity of cAss Oh clothing furniture capets Js~
sy. a. = pay 'ss S esss p5e.s ~ the ey
s"h S TNsC a,aih ,,rss's Will be punsiuSy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

rNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyhk-ON SATURDAY,
No. M-fhe unlsed States msu steamer FULTON j. A
Woton co1amarder will ssh from pirr No aonn river,
foo e Bsnoh street. Saturday TO- a. noon Tbs seeA
eursurpaed tor sfey aud comforp ha double engines
cphsr daok epcsed BY xht cnmpstneuts whrh oe
rczul tcoda IN the event ~ collision or srsndnx
70 keep he puups free 70 work aud secure tbs safe Of va
ysl nd oarS-rs pa3sas In SECOND cabin 80 and
sAMUuL VI. FOX,
GEO MACEESzIk
Agents, 40. Broadway.
- us.~sr aRAeo win III December
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-01

SyOUrHAnProN AND EAvaE-To EUCcEkO rHn
- AdrfRtc North Atanuc SteApsnip uongaay wa
tePsa for ,be asose ports thar splsadM ssss.sp ss
sasfs following Cave frun SAns sirres whn-ffron
New yorhy On saturday snv ana pec - tn w 2,
Hsus re Atlantic Is unsrcsi'ed Tor srega AMI oomort
~ vaserfaehi sas and In all respects In com
re<s order limited nunber c second csbi1 pasengers
tax exsclens have been provsd VIII
M tskso n y8 each For freight s1sssSe sppy tho
smce a Ne ooupAny. 81 Wall street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
SpNNIsE sA%tGG5.


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