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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

To CORREsPoNDENT .-DiDo. and 0RsER-
YER, will appear in our next. Also, resolu-
tiOns Of the l. o. o. F. Lodge No. 7, are
for the want Of room, laid over till next
week.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

CuuBcu NorcE.--Rev. F. NJ. OsRAY,
IReotor elect) is expected to preach in St.
Johns Episcopal Church on nexs'sabbath'
the 7th inst. Morning and Evening
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

SHERiFALlTY. .--HENRY ORMAN, Jun.
one of the Lancaster boys, has been elect
cd and duly Installed, as sheriff of Del
Norle county, California. This is graft
flying to the pride Of Lancaster. Mr.. Or
MAN was born and raised in this city, and
those who know him best, will appreciate
the honors conferred upon him.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

RTThe Statesman's motto is, stick to-
gether. Truly that is right 1t is very
hard to give up the spoils Mr.. Statesman
is't il.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

DEAD SHOT VINRE uOatesI and most reliable
rpR uxteririnatot In use. Farm
RED hugs. fully applied, 10 remains one year
trap ready set for these noxious tcrmenlorS OF oH'
Nightly rest. ,,,,
LIGHTNING ID.Every Sheet will xiii
Fly KILLER. Quart. Commence early and
the house may be kept clear Of Flies all summer
both articles for Sale by the Druggists every where
Send for sample sheetto
L, /. BUTCHER d SON, st. Albans, Vermont.
sold by MeKERsoN & ROBBINS, New York
June II ,le50-awll
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eRENNAMANiS
IMPROVED CHAM PUMP!

HAVE REMOVED NY sHoP ftommy former
stand on Broadway in Lancaster, to my residence
one and bal mile East OF town. on tue pike where
will Ii or short notice. and warrant satisfae-
ton. LsAAC bh6NHAMhN'
May3 le60--tN
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Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio.

eriinand Getz, Administrator OF william Ficdler,
deceased, Plaintiff.
against
Jacob Fielder and others.
nNthe TWENTY FIRST day Of JULY, A. d. 1860
lat O'Clock IN the afternoon on the premise;
hereafter described, will be sold (at not less than
two-hrds the appraised vslue) TO she highest bidder
the tOtowi ag Real Estate, the property OfWlliam
Fielder, deceased. tO.wit: "Lot No. Six Hundred
and Sixty -four, in Wagenhas' addition 10 the Ciiy
Lancaster Appraised at S175.
Terms Of Sdle-one third in hand, one third in one
and one third in two years with interest from day
sale deferred pay ymen,s 70 be secured by mortgage o.
the premises. FERDINAND GETZ,
Administr rator OF William Fielder, deceased.
June u lS60-3wllpfS3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

THE WHEAT CRor through this county
is said to be above tho average Of the last
four or five years.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

THEREPuBLIoAN PLATFORM = Carl SChurz
very happily condonses the platform Of the
Republican party as follows:
To ,MAN-hs birthright To LABOR
freedom; To HIM THAT WANTS TO LABOR
work and independence To HIN THAT
woRKs-his dues.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

The members Of the
Wide-a-wake Lincoln
Club, will meet at the
Court House in Lam
caster, Saturday Eve
ming, July 7th, for the
purpose of eIecting of.
fcers. Let there be a
full turn out. Good
speakers will be in at
tendance.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

ETl Hon. CHARLES REMELIN, will ad-
dress the boys at the State Farm on to-
morrow evening, at o'clock.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK, July 3, 1860.
Flour IS 25s5 30 for State supsrfne
Western $4 40a5 60; extra $J 7jaJ 80.
Wheat, Red Weste n. 81 38ai 81 White
81 81. Corn, sound Yellow. GO csnts.
White Southern, 72c. Sugar and Molss-
ses quiet and unchanged. Butter, l0al5,
for Ohio. Coffee unchanged.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

EgMayor FHTTER has removedhis Of
fee TO the new City Hall
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DOuIG1=aS'
PREMIUM SUGAR MILLS.

Price ofSUGAR MILLS from $50 up 10 5000.
Price II EVAP0RATORS from $40 up TO sigD
ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLETS coataining cnts and
full description Of our Mills and EvaporaIors; also,
reports Of he most successful experiments OF the past
season, with the best directions taken theefromare
now in course OF publication and will soon be ready
for gratuitous distribution. Parties wishing them
sent by mail please enclose postage stamp.
We Invite our cdstome rs ani tho Farmers general
ly 10 gave usa cali befOe purchasing e.sewhere, and
Judge for themselves.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
The pat year, many ofOur customers who wanted
Sugar Mills gave thOr orders late and nearly
together that were unabled TO supply all until the
season for their use was over. Toavoil similar dill
Guilty this year, offer to any one 10 per discount
from retail prices where the orders sent us Oe
fore the 10th OF July. ,,-----,
Address DOUGLAS BROTHERS
May ~, ls6O-9m7 GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
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0be Markets.
---7----------.777- .777-.-----.ll-
LANCASTER MARKET.

Corrected asskly By Wygum d. Lyons.
Coffee 1890 Sugar l0@1ic
Eggs 9 Molasses GO
Lard 10 Salt 81 Is
Bacon 9@lOc Butter 10
Wheat per bushel 81 90
Flour per barrel, sc 25@6 30.
Corn $50 Oats SOC Barley 100
Potatoes SOC Dry Apples 81 25
Fish per half barrel, White IS 75;
Pickerel, So 90; Bass 8 90.
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Amc. England and Ann his wife, {, al.

In Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio.
Augustus L. Perrill, Administrator of David Sitter,
dgQeascd,
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poes pOo,a on, 10 aoi4. 'fb&ouoJ knopls % .saut.
suoIiasIp egt sssuS. IIu al g .oN s4S, syssDld1o0
i,pcptg pun GsuplY 'FRo,hJoL9 'suO,idR4a 'unsVd
ms IoI SIN Ioj suoIiSsip Iu!osds ssS aS .sesses
'S7t'iLbirdsII eIUwsS IoJsit'eNa aqL
tia;tttshiml psiijpS pivedcIu kq aszrk sl uopdiOs
On iot psISdsId iruSfIu 5uea pisd'dsad seg 6 OF
'sIn,pidiaOO Lsa,I Iot'aoN uoIpLlsAtf sspotsN pue
i6ftt9S0 t5l,u5D 'SsRLSaO uioJ 5nlssir stssvffne0
otucig0 liz JoI pup Ss,lsdd 70 Ss"7~ S'1,dS 10 ae.s
.ss4dsG IoJ on 6n osTu 8! qolVA t'gN ssn no.laSss
osav iGS Io' o. n Po0 sSysD IA 'sssussIp
,usisDlp vi pOola sqI 10 sslaasIspsp s o. pstdspa
&NOILvHvdzMif aAIA
eiv ai5t 'ssoc5ns SuusIuOSssss! aoueu-kloeuLs siyl
uodn pspuuoJ 81 Gooa d005SspL 'lleA epeu ese
noi pHS 'sa1UelSVSp sESqt fddtS pooia 10 solnQpt1
paI sui VI spouSlapop 'nEysAy sousiAui kjsAe utI
On pun 'oS 'ulnjoioS 'nisdodssd 'luirldwoo seAIT
'ubudmnsuo0 wOIJ SursBns uoslOd uIo poola eue,
szliuuy .aNVUNVlS 81 TYfL sqi eslnOo 10 seAlS puS'
s,usmoIo IUnussso Sulss ~ TlA sn slusssid sAaAtS
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

SriScHcoHn &. .CLARKR, Attorneys.
June 7. is6O-6wl0pfS5 rs
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-07-05

Vuecn OIV VUIVB9i OIuUIHHutIi VHIV'
July 5, 166O-ly14
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01
GTconvi11o and MI
anal R. n.
TINE TABLE.
TO TAXI EYFEcr OK AND Arrzl
Monday, December 9Th, 1850.

WESTWARD TRAINS.
MAIL TRAIN leaves DAYTON, fUnion De-
pot,) II so \. NJ. on arrival of the Ell
press Train of the Cincinnati Hamilton a
Dayton X. R., and arrives ~ Union a,
- a. W.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dayton. (Un.
ton Depot), at 40 T.. NJ. and srrives
At Union eos y. W.. connecting viii
train on the I. P. 4 C., for points on tn.
line OF that Roaa, West OF Union.
EASTWARD TRAINS.
NAIL & EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Unior
at 100 y. ". and arrives NJ DAYTON a,
s.5-P ". connecting with the Mil Trsir
or the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 DAYTON r
r.. lesvin~ DAYTON NJ ASP ".
PASSENGER 4 FREIGHT leaves I'm.
ion At :. >. ~, on the arrival of m,
train on the l.. p 4 OR. r.. AMI arrives -
DAYTON nc e.'s =. ", connecting with IN
Exrres Train OF. the c.. VI. L D. r. r..
leaving Dayton a. $50 A ".
Dec. ]. SCI T. @ sIIusoN. eupt.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01
RANDOLPH DIVISION No. 2c.

Sons IF rsn,erlnce of Winchester, meets
eysrv Tuesday evening OF each week, NJ
the Temperance II III, on the corner OF Main
md W arlington S,rets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01

l.. o. Z. Meets every Thursiay even
ing a, 6ts o'clock, at their new Hall, on the
Public Square.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01

The following !, the latest from this
State: "GoverBor Gis,. OF South Car
olins. has Issued hi- proclamation con
vening the Legislature OF that State in
extraordinary session on the first Nom
day in November n:xi. that thee m v
DO present. on the Tuesday following
n appoint electors of President and
Vie presilent. in conformity To- the
at Of Congress. anil slso that they
NAV. II advisable. take ii"n for the
safety AMI protection 81 the State. :"
In reference To the ele ton Of
members Of the Legislature. which has
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01
Ijust trsn.pirsd. the Charleston

just transpired, the Charleston
Mercury say>:
The question Of separate secession
OF South. Carolina in tho event Of Lin
coins election. and ether States IN the
South failing to Leap. being premature.
aud not a subject for action. before the
Legislature. has not been made an issue
in the canvass. We believe that the
delegation. almost to a man. will vote
to arm tho State Convention, AMI
place South Carolina by the side OF
Alabama. Oar readers will remember
that the Governor OF Alabama is IN
structed to issue writs ofelecticn and
summon q convention O.. the people OF
that State. within forty days after 1t
is asertained that a Black Republican
is eleced to the Presidency"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01
& III H CT DIR f CTOE Y.
PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Situated on the west side of Msridisn st.,
n the South part OF town. Preaching eve.
" alternate Sibblth at half past ten
o'clock, A. ". and at p. VI; commencing
On the ,econi S,bblth in April. l.6J.--R.v.
J. A. clmpLell. Pastor.
Ssbblth School every Sabbath, at two
o'cieck p NJ
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01

wAsrfTycTOyIAN TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY meets every lst and ID Sttur-
day evenings Of each month a. the NJ. /.
Church.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01
Notice

: 8 HEKEBY GIVEN that the undsrsign-
81 have been appointed administrafrix
and administrator Of the estate of J,hn
Loneeneek,r. late of Randolph COUNTY. de-
ceased. Sid estate i supposed q he AL.
vent Mar NJ. Losor~rcxrs. Adm'x.
JoH~ b. LoseksEexkR, Admir-.
Oct 4. leo. ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01
Me,bodist Cpi,eopai Church.

Methodist Episcopal Church.
Situated on Meridian Street. South part OF
town. Preaching every Sabbath at halt
oist ten O'Clock. A. NJ, AMI at night, b.
the PASTOR. Rev. r. J. Meek.
S,bb i,h School at half past eight O'Clock
\ II.
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-01

Blanks. all kinds. for saIr. at rtas-
enable Prices, st tAis sifIs>.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

st degree committed before the passage OF the cot,
could not be punished because the Law ,nstltu
hcnal, ~ added imprisonment TO banging IT. how
the jury found that the crime OF murder In tie first
degree bad been committed, they must md verliot 40
oordingly.
The jury retired about four O'clock but hal mott ad
At q late hour. The Court took . recess
At half past eleven O'Clock last night the Js rendered.
verdict Of "guilty Of mansaughter In the d. 81 degreeo
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE JOHN THO AAs.
The Grand Jury into court In AZ course OF the
day, with several bills Of ndictme a, amongst which
againat John Mcclure q the murder Of VII.
liam Greene and against, Frederick schacht for
the murder OF Michael Conner
mo Judge took that oppc sisy to call the attention Of
The Grand Jury 70 the circumstance Of oolored man
PANIED John Thomas <os,-no,, -, :, $500. ...
naa @ ~, W te Supreme Court) having been "a
h sS hs.n sEd conveyed TO Virginia the
-. 81 - ~ svry by legal authority. the Grand Jury
rot tsLsn ~ thing further to do with H. but Il he was
~. 49, Sga means, IL was the duty Of the Grand
Ssy.u0e .ire into IT, because black could be
Sh,t with impunity, there was nothing 10 prevent
crsnr Ran being taken away BY the Same means. The
~ Jury then retired.
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United States Circuit Court
Before Hon. Judge Shipmsu.
THE SLAVE TRADE AND STRAW BAIL-MDIcrMENr

TIE SLAVE TRADE AND STRAW BAIL-INDICTMENT FOR
PERJURY.
DEC. 4.-7he Uni1d States Rudolph Blumsnburg =
The prisoner indicted for perjury swearing that he
worth $12 900 bail for the bark Orion, which,
readers win remember, hseled by the United States
authorities in this port in 1852 and subsequently oaptur
ed of the coas. OF Africa alleged SLAYER Blumen-
burg became surety for the Orion, and his sucency Of
ball has been since found wanting by the United States
authorities Ia commended for the defendant that the
time be became bail he solvent Tho Jury were out
for hours, but, being unable 70 agree dis
charged
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Supreme COurt-CiTcuit.
Before Hon. Judge Allen.

DEC. Sine ArtisanS Bank rs O. @. Backass This
was an action promssory note for A,l27. Tho do
PENDANT claimed that he endorsed the for the
mediation Of the MAKER, which fact was known 70 the
bank. He also claimed that the plaintiff took . mort
gage from the maker Of valuable property In New Je
sey a. colateral security. This mortgage had been
the OF the trial suddenly out, much 10 tho
establishment Of oil parties that the date
been altered, TO make day earlier Under these
circumstances the suit suspended 70 allow plaintiffs
An opportunity TO make motion TO mend their
plant
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DA FRS PENDING BKFoKE HIS HONOR TIE
L Mayor TOR sgy rr1ynd,>,,,o,x ,,orv,,,

FRon COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolution and ordinance 20 sppolnt Assistant Health war
dens g. nxrg their SALARY At IS per day.
Board Of Aldermen, October q, 1850 On ayes and noes
Board Q, Ccrpcimsn, December 1890 On ayes
concurred In
Reecutn Comptroie, be directed 10 draw his war
rants In favor OF Francis rnomey Christian woodruff
Simon Meyer Elias W. Taylor, Gustsvus A. Valentine and
william Hschman respectively, for $3.50, for services a.
Board Of Adsrmsn November % 1890 On ayse and noes
adopted
Board Of ocunclmsn, December ., isco On ayes and
Resoiicn authorizing Clerk Of Ar ears TO receive from D.
Mcneil Ge IN full for assesmen on His properly for
Bosrd Aldermen September H. 1850 On ayes and noes
adopted.
Board q Councilman pecsnber 1850. On ayes and noes
concurred In
Bos1d Of Aldermen, November Is 1890 On ayes and .o
Adopted
Of Courciimen. December s. lseo On ayss
kso1soa pernn Henry shalksr 70 vsisrsg
trough O he souhv - Of renh avenue and Twenty
Board Of Aldermen, November "a 1890. Adopted.
Board az Counonnnen, Decembsr6 1850 Ooncurrod In
keaolusoa 70 oonnsm avavd Of contract for
Board o. asras. osssbsr l. isso On ayes sad .oss con
Grmed.
hoard Of councilnsu, December s. 1880. coseursd IN
Kssouioa 70 confirm award Of for shesihang pier
No fc< Of Jener street. nass rssr 70 wm A. whson
Bc.id Aldermen November 10 1850 On ayes and
soaTd Of couscanen Dcoenbsr 1850 Ga ayes
CONQUERED IN.
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United states M1rshals ONCE.
SALE OF THE SLAYER ERIE.

Dxc. 6-Deputy United States Marshal Thompson, BY
virtue OF decree Of condemnation sold the slave ship
Erie the Atlantic dock Brooklyn, yesterday. Tho
sci brought 81 $780, and the cargo, consisting OF ell
cask and some beef and pork sold for aoort $780,
Stealing Letters from the Post 06ice-A man named
Leeds arrested for stealing letters and held for
examination.
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no LADIES YRS nUgRBIA MUuRou CAN b COW.
wsuwd o. n male 0slvAnisu sprhe
PtresolecAl bosh dsy ard syerArs FOR sds
ard gctDensp 81 & CSmiAs rresf
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Beard or Supervisors.

Boerd OF Superv1sOrS.
This Board met yesterday afternoon In the absence
OF the President the chair occupied By Supervisor
butcher After the reading aud adoption Of the minutes
the following business was tSansacted-
Supervisor TwKEp offered resolution directing the
Committee on Criminal and Civil Courts and Police 10
confer with the Committee Repairs and Supplies Of the
Board Of Aldermen and Courcmon In relation TO site
for building for County Court. IL was adopted
communication received from the Board OF Police
calling attention the great necessity for
N increase Of the police force. Referred.
The folio wing communication received from the
Comptroller, showing the financial state Of the county
bAance NOV G........s.. $oSS,Z56 81
"a BOO co
Iotai. 30, ala -
Paymcnr.. .............. $lb94N "
Transferred 70 the City Treasu.
~ Nov 90, on eccount Of tax
% collected. 500 oco 90
1855, 40 II
bAAnct Nos eV SZ,VdT, -
A communication from the Comptroller was received,
showing the appropriation and OF
the coun y up 10 November 30:-
Total appropriation for the year 1880 6T3 So
Excnditures 70 New. 30.............,.. 0Ili 1874 IA
Balance unsxpended Nov. 90 ........... S6H To8 IS
TITO Committee on Annual Taxes reported In favor OF
paying the bin for the removal Of schooner wrecked on
the eastern ehore OF the hArbor-tho money paid
from the county contingencies and charged 10 the
OF the vessel. Ordered 10 be paid
After minor business the Board adjourned until
next Tuesday at three r. N.
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CLOTHING.

A BARE CHANCE FOB LADIES AND 6BNTLBnnR
"A their on Clothing oash-From g 10
20 PAID for st dresses trom 8 % si for coats from q
PAss call sddrea B. hlnx 10 Birth aveuue bcsveoa
Ekhh and Wavcrey plaes Ladies attended b. Mn.
Mintg
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NrorruR UNIT, YHp BRIDGE ovDR NnwfQwn
o!esh rspArsd s.srisEss e rO " yerts a. 49,
Mind syee fevvfee Resdy sccesa 70 ~ gnno W - 49,
may b. had b. taxing hs rad through we orcssso.
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CHUH An nlRLY 0RAvn-RnAD PIE rRIvA1
- hcdeal rres.e. bysDr ward rgulAry edccalsd ply
vsn,s ~ co.suis Dr. wAsd apo. ssy dssss. upcs vAh
he box keAn. Hn remedies and reakne1t-tha Mn0
eaasfu n Ne vwd-ere prepased frpm msAhns sVsni
~ great kspkas and moro szended rrAcses thsu ssy
sosnA O1ss . Rsusd~Sv
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PEF sGRAL.
4 ny In.oEM.IioE OF TIE wHEREABoUrs OF
- Col J.sss $3.50 sA be thankfully received and slla
Per order Of ne Club.
~ A. ST. WILL MEET you ON MONDAY Oh WED
nssdsS dez o'clock Address a. before, making sp-
INFORMATION WANTED OF HoKATIo oULyIR A
March. 1890 Sy tsas oo.ss body ssssI ma s. ys.s:
8ds,s g. ass once IN n b
INFORMATION wANrnp-or JAMss MAHoNY.
5 ns, S y. NE M Am, @ on
lion Of him win be thankfully recei rcd By bis father u M
seoond avenue.
II THE ..n LADY THAT y: T. WHITEHEAD HIS HIS
PoA ONCE she WIN hsar Of something to her advantage
BE AT TN BUILDING TO-DAY ORIDAY,, AT i,
IL o'clock sure a. wh 70 zee you on bushes; 2, %gor-
III aocoa :!es o Us Greens. wslss g sdop. lsS CHA
rhass ean 81 l3S MrA yeomAn'a
tn. LADY WHO CALLED yoH WORK IN vrsEr
Hs ss 20 Or ac sSd
MILLINEaY, sc.
TEssls xS SD sV BAY
- e..Sas. and ,Ss ppsls . as lsrss
and o s
and sold I" very reasonable PIE pI,ess xoa.x
JAMS TUCKER -
his down town store.
sei broadway,
FOX 1a0rs Sky rTn' DS siSss ONLY 8 f:.n
rs s1sss g. ss 4: =. q: s1s.p
above iis s' rcs
Retail q usual q 7ss broadway.
MADAME RAAcs, ~ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
New G s s :as show
M: 81 * is "a saa
&c her intention 70 couoiue All her well Known Asts
sl,s Whine supply
IN nus s on
he public that Of Der Tie most
SS IN !: -, :sos,.S VIA
Paris fashions COME out Pis.ss make
Of thss and rcneser the oeaos $50 Broadway. jus
hos ana g he
NM REaxIns lsrIIrH AvlNU1 Is NOW CLOSING
s a.. g os 4 s beautiful sS Sdr
y g : 3 - sa 81 II .,s
"a. Sc @ DchsspS ssssssrs '''' 10 requested .
HOUsEs, Rooms. &C., WANTED.
(youNIRss wANrRD-Two coUNrERs ABOUT TEN
S for snu, dry goods Hddres
q. 4 O., Herald Office
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE wANrED-I WISH TO
Ii purchase about II 600 worth Of Furniture
nsve In quality Any party about breaking may call
send line 10 Vim. Mathews % Beskm IN stree.
DART OF HOUSE wANrED-IN BROOKLYN, AT A
not exceeding SIS per month Address WITH al tho
particulars, Upper Part, Herald Office.
WARIID-slo 600 WORTH OF GOODS OF ANY ID.
w Scriptou consignment for the western market full
made asd the best New York and Boston references gvon
gcod opportunity for those wishing
goods Address or apply 70 A. RAsTiNG6 Deg street House
WANrED-A FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH BoARDHRs,
and where part Of the would be taken 10 board
Also ted, su Of i've SIX Rooms In private house,
rent $2o; Immediate posseseon.
KIasHIMsR CO., Hs Fourth avenue.
WANTED PARIoR AND TWO BvDRooss IN A
w 6rst class house fg gentleman wife aud child Ad-
dyess 9ss sNew York foss ONCE stating erns and lu.
WANTKD-A FURSIsaRD ROOM. WIN OoNvE
w perce fer housekeeping rent not 10 exceed IS 10
week .ddress Mrs. L. a. W., station A, Spring street.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
(yHRISTAAs AND NEW YEARS GIFTS.
~ SPLENDID EXHIBITION
HRSRY MATLARD'S
Confectionery
H. NJ respectfully Informs his customers and the public
hat he viii opsu kh estshrshment
0l BROADWAY,
with hIs annual exhibition Of Christmas and New Years
YRKsaNrs-
Rich ersmelsd Bozest Coroel les Prin.alrrcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

mAEu poyrcp ALL PERSONS ARB voRBrDpnH 70
4 ~, 80 az rsysod' 'sAsver On ~ fiAsx LEILA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

MACon. AND w9IKRE RAILROAD coxrAry~nA.
Al CO.. Ga, Deo leD-Noliee W etockhnIdern- -
nua .ssnS o NE csnhcldess The ee.yssy e ss &C.
ton q Preeident and an Direotop 70 @rve .m ~
year, vm BE held 81 ne companys o0cs - zsSn 49, "
Tuesday she nrs' day Of Jsauuy ssrt n az ssssyv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

DoARDIrG.-rO nnCHANICH-roUR RnaPrcrABrR
ID men can be Accommodated With Boasd and hight airy
rooms whore hey can end The comforts os home 4
room for single Eenusmsn. Csn 81 H Yves Twenty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

NM REaNIns lsFIITH AvnNU1 Is NOW CLOSING
M the sale OF winter BonneA nj cost beautiful PArnan
Bonres tbs coss TO import from SN TO SIS sslas
from % 3 so, sIiety Of elegant Head Dresses
call Def re purchasing elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

A BKTTAR AND suRER WAY FOR LADIES AND
N gentlemen 70 the hgheet caah prices iheir
Co,hng IN ri.ure Carpets and Jewey and not 70 be hum
bugEed by grand pus ID 10 serd by j. Anhak
lbl hevcnih avenue, between Twentieth and twenty nrl
srees which viii 20 punctuaiy attended w. Ladies sssdcd
By Mira AnkAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-07

- single gentlemen can " mmotsed with Board;
nrae gentlemsp In prsass family; l,ostlou
Can Is Isl West rhiry sr~ street between Erhh and Niph