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The ELECTORAL CoLLEGEs.-The telegraph brings
reports of the meetings of the Electoral Colleges in
their respective States, Wednesday last, and of
their casting their votes in accordance with the
popular vote in the States in which they were
elected. Abraham Lincoln is, therefore, elected
President, and Hannibal Hamlin Vice President of
the United States. The vote of one State only is
divided-that of New Jersey, four of whose votes
were given for Lincoln and Hamlin, and three for
Douglas and johnson. Including the votes of Ore
gon and California, which are supposed to have
been cast for Lincoln and Hamlin the electoral votes
Of the whole country will be divided as folInus.
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PRATT 23D ANNUAL SALE OF Books is now
opening at No 265 Baltimore street. Cd 3or from Hanover
street, and viii continue Until New Year Private sales
uu'ihs tAe d'y. Auction every night dIOlw
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EslLzEEEsE.sssiEi1szst.lsazEs


On the 22d ultimO, by Rev. Father Mcbfanus, JOSEPH
BOUCHET to Miss ELIZABETH A. BROWN, ali or mis-
city.
n Frederick the 9Th instant by Rev Father Peratia
Frederick city. ~ VI
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G A 8 I'll
. z . ITEM,

CASH
= z . TT EM.
A DISCOUNT ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL,
IF PAID FOR AT THE TIME TIE ORDER Is LEFT
]. HENRY GIEsE & co.,
OFFICE NO. 8 SOUTH STREET.
~ TIE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL ds,f
DOES Your SHIRT TAILOR FIT You?
TGY ADAMS,
No. 1l6 ". Baltimore street up stairs diff
Sl.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT
Good Shirts lower Making Shirts - cents each for cash
only ADAMS, Ne I46 W. Baltimore street. up stairs diff
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made at ADAMS, No Il6 West Baltimore street. Diff
BALTIMoRE Coal CoNpANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
S Z A G. " T
Y SE g cG ssGoS0 Of 6EE d%2r a M Post e
~''~'"'NAA~A
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
Q Ell Z B IA TT d C o.
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing consumers o! Coal! and the
public generally that he prepared to fiji their 70,
any size and quantity at the lowest market prices and with
despatch
The reputation for sG9s ri this article of fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is row SO well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it ony necessary to stale HAT
it s now, rs heretofore prepared in the vely best man.
ner Of uniform size aud FREE bone slate and otr
impurities.
lam enabled to ill, at the shortest notice orders fr
ANY QUANTITY
Of the
BALTIHORE CGMPANY,S
GED@GES CREEK
B{TU ATNO Gus COAL
For Shipment, Manufacturing, Steaming Purposes.
At VERY LOW RATES
would also that there number of parties in .his
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Company's Coal BY reference to
my contract with the President Of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can be at Office it will be perceived
THAT NONE OF THIS COAL
CAN BE HAD
EXCEPT THROUGH ME-,
OR MY REGuLARIlY APPOiNTE3 AGENTS,
WHO hANEWkIrTEN AUTHORITY TO SELL.
CHAS. GILMOR,
No. SO Second street, near the Post (lff,a ~
W Orders through the Post Office attended to- jeItf
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THE SECOND LECTURE

Up THE SECOND LECTURE
~
1HiRTEENTH ANNUAL COURSE.
BEFORE THE MARYLAND INSTITUTES,
WILL
IN THE MAR TLAND INSTITUTE NAH
On TUESDAY EVENING MKT, DECEMBER nth
. At ~ o'clock,
BY Rev. NATHAN Fl. CHAMBERLAIN or tbis citr
SGhJect-'THE COMMON AND THE UNCOMNOH,
|T{pFAIR AND FESTIVAL OF THE Young
- MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF WEST
pa In " VIII open oo TUESDAY EVENING, Deem
per llth. at o'clock, ard every evening thereafter ~
streets. " o anu ~ e az.
1PHOME OF THE FRIENDL ESS,-Tbe siyth
49, anniversary meeting Of the HOME OF THE
FRlEN LESS will be held the evening Of TIJESDAY
DECEMBER llh, in the Broadway 81 E. Church. (Broadway
near fratt st) on which occasion Rev FIELDER ISRa III
VII preach the Services commence
atqarter before o'clock. The clergy of the drent d
sent. '' -l''4'e" W ~ pote-
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RUMoR-A rumor that the office of the New
\ ork Tribune had been mobbed on Saturday eve
ming, was in circulation in this city yesterday.
The story appears to have been without founda-
ton.
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MUsIoAL.-We would again direct attention to
the concert of the Beethoven Society, to be given
tonight at the Law Buildings. The programme
embraces, among other things, quartette of
Mendelssohn's in D, a quintette of Onslow for
stringed instruments, and quartette of Mozart for
piano and stringed instruments-the latter exceed
ingly beautiful and of charming simplicity. In
addition to these selections from the classics
number of more modern pieces will be introduced
by way of contrast to satisfy the general taste and
give diversity to the performance. Among these,
are piano solo, entrusted to the killful hands of
Mr. Schneider, and the ever popular "Sounds from
Home," which formed such an attractive feature in
the concerts of the Germania. 1t will thus be seen
that an admirable entertainment is offered, and our
only regret is not to see upon the bill anything
from Beethoven, whose name the Society has ap-
propriated. We think upon each evening the
Society should give something from the many
works of this first of composers. The public how
ever, will be amply rewarded for their attendance
to night, and we cannot too strongly recommend
these concerts to our citizens. The gentlemen who
engaged in them are nerved rather by a love of
art than by the hope of reward, and should be
literally sustained.
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WOOD | W0Op II

W00Di Woop |! WooD!il
SAVs22 PEE cs7. by buyingy Wosd at oGeo Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. 3HoRTag raEFr.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-That very entertain-
ing story by Mrs Southworth, entitled, Rose Ell
mel" has been dramatized, and will be presented
at Holiday Street Theatre this evening Miss
Alice Grey assumes the leading part which is a
guarantee that the character will be well sus.
tanned.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE.-Madigan's Circus is still
IN favor at Front Street Theatre, drawing crowded
houses 1t is needless to say that Blondn continues
to be the great attraction.
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.. LlPP q Co., GENTLEMENs CLOTHING AND
STORE corner of Baltimore and Paca streets
has always on hand well selected stock of CLOTHS CAS-
sIMERES AND VESTINGS. Also a full assortment Of
MADE CLOTHING. Particular attention paid to Cusrov
WoRK-our customers guaranteed FULL VALVE sor tber
oAs &HieE' s26Sm
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LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes, Muifs and Cuffs!
Mink Sable Capes, MulTs and CUFFS
Fitch Capes Mufs and Cuffs!
Siberian Squirrel Capes, Mufs and Cuffs
together with large and select assortment of Chdrens
and other Fancy FURS.
Also,1Ladies, Misses and Chdren's Fancy HATS and
CAPS, ~
To be had at oUAu,S
s26-Sm No 23s Pratt street. near uoo,,.r
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL COURSE
I yrc,

- OF LECTURES BEFORE
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
VIII be commenced on TUESDAY EVENING. December
an 21d con tnued weekly thereafter excepting Christmas
week. until the 6th of February next making in ali
course 81 Twelve lectures The following gentlemen will
ptSDF ); :. HALDEMAN, Columbia. Pa
6 66S ,NIA,IihAH j. CHAMBERLAIN, Baltimore Nd
PRlF HENRY COPPEE, PHILADELPHIA, Pa me-
FEY w G nh b rMILBURN, Brooklyn, n. Y
REV. y. II. SCHENCK D. D. Baltimore Md
HON. WihLIAM ARCHER COOKE, Richmond, Va
KEY. JOHN McCROE, ID. D.. Baltimore Md
Lon CHARLES j n. GWINN, Baltimore, Md.
gentlemen joining the Institute now will ne entitled IN
six extra ticket for Ladies' Juniors TO three Ne bsrs
OF the institute are entitled to admission 10 the Iectnes
Win Two LADIES, except when otherwise advertised
season tickets for gentleman and two 90
season tickets Tor gentleman or lady. 90
Tickets for single admission to one lecture 9S o.
tickets may be obtained at the Actuary's Office
5. NORRIS COCHRAN,
JAMES NJ ANDERSON. Committee
s. SANDS MILLS, on ''e'
f. iaTTlG SCHAEFFER, Jr, Lectures
JAMES YOUNG, '
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I H L
LO RILL. A RD
+ z Z ! n s u e a I'd G e
GO III p Il IVY
OF THE

CITY OF NEW FORK
No. 81 WALL STREET.
Cash Capital, 100000.
E9- PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED
E5- 70 PER CENT. To THE DEALERS.
This Company divides hreequarers of the net profits to
the Policy Holders,
IN SCRIP, BEARING INTEREST,
WITHOUT ANY LIABILITY TO THE INSURED
THIS COMPANY
FUNDS IT'S SURPLUS,
INSTEAD OF DIVIDING IT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS,
THEREBY
GIVING ITS POLICY HOLDERS
GREATER SECURITY,
and, at the same time,
CHEAPER INSURAN NOE
than any other system.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President
WASHINGTON SMITH, Vice President
GEORGE D. CRARY, Secretary
THOMAS D. JOHNSTON, Agent,
73andsI5 Second street, Baltimore
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"THE SEVEN LAST WoRDs."-The production of
this celebrated Oratorio, at the Maryland Institute
last night, drew together a very large audience.
The performance was exceedingly creditable, and
showed that have in our midst musical talent of
the highest order. The Choruses were promptly
given and the Solos finely rendered. Mr.. Gegan is
entitled to all praise for having SO handsomely
brought out this difficult work. and we should think
arepetition would not be amss.
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RooFING ROOFING ! RooFING !!
ECONOMY, DURA BILIFY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP QSITIOW ROOFING
Unrvalled by anything yet for purpose
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEQUALLED FOR ECoyoHY,
UERIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor North and Baltimore sts
JSEo-t Baltimore.
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LON IHuMB'-Among the many amusements now
open LOT patronage of our citizens, Tom Thumb is
No. so little as to be overlooked for his levees, both
IN 'he afternoon and evening, are we'll attended,
de Is OF the Temperance Temple.
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PARKER Brothers LONDON CLUB SAUcE-This
celebrated Sauce is fast supersadng all Others From the
richness and delcacy Of its favor it has attained popu
arl'y almost as great in this country in Europe For
sale by all frst-claSs grocers and by their agents.
GREEN & Y0E, Importers
o3l-u So West Baltimor street
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ISRAEL & Co.
IVORYTYP ES
WATER COLORED
MEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
jul4u 1875 BALTIMORE STREET.
MANN's DINING ROOFS
No I24 ". RALTEHoRs STREET,
Near North street,
Under the management Of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include the substantias as wei
as the decacies of the seaon-hayng made
to be supplied with all kinds 0! GAME as they come in
season.
On hand fine lot OF BIRDS, which will be served up at
short notice.
eS~ AAAN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
in the of this house, entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. SO Fayette street.
au2y-t c. Fl. MANN, Proprietor
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73and75 Second street, Baltimore.
1T Is NOT A DYE
Nor DOES IT S., ~ THE SKIN.
No IntTodactt,, Needed.
NEW YORK, April Il, 1858,
W. H. HAGAN, EsQ-Dear Sir About five months since
bought two bottles your Hair Cooring and am now de
sirous of obtaining would inquire where it NAV
be found here Ny hair, when quite young turned gray
Ihare WSed number Of articles for the purpose of restoring
IT, but did rot succeed until Iobtaned this caich has pro-
daced the desired effect have been requested by number
Of my friends among them several Iades) TO procure If
possible am much pleased with it. for it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance BY answering
this you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
II. C. GooDRIoa
Steamer Bridgeport Peck Slip, New York
- Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by s. s. HANCE
lOS Baltimore street. W. E. HAGAN Co. Propreitors
Troy ~ l. dl5eoly
ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS
SHIRTS Shirts Shirts Shirts
Fit Fit. Fit. Fit
No. lag W. Baltimore street. up stairs diff
MINK FURs.
The largest and mos. beautiful assortment Of MINK
FURS are to be found at TAYLoR,S
div opposite R,rnrn,s
REAL SABLE FURs
The only stock Of SABLE FURS in the city is at
TAYLOR'S,
o4lw opposite Barnum's
FRENCH MINK.
These beautiful FURS at very moderate prices are to be
iao IN large quantities at TAYLOR'S,
o4i" opposite Barnum's
CAUTION TO LADIES.
In purchasing FURs beware of limitations Every ar.
ticle sold will be guaranteed to he as represented
TAYLOR,
o4lW opposite Barnums
REAL SABLE
SABLE MINK,
ROYAL ERMINE,
CHINCHILLA,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
FANCY ROBES,
and every other fashionable FUR in large quantities at
TAYLOR'S,
d4lW opposite Barnum's.
CHILDREN's FURs.
magnificent assortment to be had at
TAYL0Rs
div opposite Barnum's.
ERMINE FURs
large assortment of ROYAL ERMINE FURS a most |
beautiful article for bridal presents, at
div opposite Barr Barnpm,s
LONDON AND PARTISAN
NOVELTIES IN
SCARFs, TIES, GLOVES, ROBES, HANDKERCHIEFS, |
out by last Steamer,
opening.
CONSTABLE, WALKER s. CO..
PRACTICAL SHIRT 1fAKERS
S Il I r T S
MADE To MEASURE,
WARRANTED PERFECT.
PARIS
SHsR
SURPASSED IN FIT AND FINISH BY OUR
POINTED YOKE
s H I r T s
NO COMMON
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
OUR GOODS ARE OF THE BEST STYLES AND KINDS, |
AT MODERATE AND UNIFORM PRICES
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
dst l55 Baltimore street.
HEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the |
fiksr IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and |
for sale by GREEN yoE
''i'" SO W. Baltimore street. |
>. LIPP q Co., GEETLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE. corn
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KINDLING WooD KINDLING WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NORTH STREET
si0 u JAS Fl. JOHNSON
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DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good offices in
relieving our citizens at his Rooms "a Saratoga
street. Dr. Kennedy Corns and Bunions in wonder
full manner without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kennedys success will be such will repay him for
years Of study. o20ly
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ECONOMY EcoNoMYl!
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
sl0-r JAMES II TouEsoN
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OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET,
USUAL d8f
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CAUTION TO LADIES'
In purchasing FURS, beware of limitations Every ar
tice sold will be guaranteed to be as represented
TAYLOR,
o4IW opposite Barnum's
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DOES Your SHIRT TAILOR FIT You?
TGY ADAMS,
No. JIG w. Baltimore street. up stairs. d.
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FRENCH MINK.
These beautiful FURs very moderate prices are to be
taa IN large quantities at TAYLOR'S,
o4l" opposite Barnum's
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Inc largest and most beautiful assortment of MINK
FURS are to be found at TAyTOR;s
u4l" opposite Barnuus
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REAL SABLE FURs.
The only stock Of SABLE FURS in the city, is at
TAYLOR'S,
o4lw opposite Barnum's
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]. HENRY GIESE & Cn

4 UISJJINI
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL,
If PAID FOR AT THE TINE TIE ORDER is LEFT
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IUuIs' very Respectfully,
II. C. GooDRIcR
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
- Price 30 cents per bottle. For sale by s. s. HANCE
1OS Baltimore street. W. E. HAGAN CO., Propreitors
Troy, N. Y. dI5.eolv
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Good Shirts lover Making Shirts - cents each for cash
My ADAMS Ne. 146 W. Baltimore street. up stairs diff
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ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS
Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts
Fit. Fit. Fit. Fit
No. lag w. Baltimore street, up stairs. Gift
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ls 1860
SALES AT AUCTION.


A J. BLncKEE, son 4 90 ov
Mnosi9ss. : ~; s;ras sss ;sst'nx.
q the properly on
''"'' ' 80 ' axe place IBIS day. -
THURSDAY y 9x isHHa Il 10. 1851.
rH. cuR1o dsf M . COINS, &C..
w, s s:ss Ing % The s1ps s's.e. !,
Finn Mortgage Foreclosure Sale,
Under the direction Sa, + ,rd & referee Of he New
'>"'4 On ss' w WE'D iSsf,s;s Now Now. a.
WASH ssfos Ts sf Gar - fRopsRrY.
An 9n s The direction % = s9Fyss ESQ referee
;.ds :. Zee, 10 Of Eesds ,se sas % IL I'd
On THURSDAY Eoyss.
r $1,000 IA pkortkTY ON sIATEN ISL .Ss.
ondsr me direction e psRdK HpA0n' Eqr sreres'
On New York, vlrgioa and Clifton avenues
on sRIDAY sotv e.
On Forty fourth street.-the two three story srd sio cssx
brcb Houses lw brown store Lots Nos az.
Tenth new and ros,s.n gas lot
and cod water range &C., Ac size 20xA fee az lots
On kib street williamsburg Two three story brick
Houses and Lots Nos 100 Ill South I street south
'ae ~ ' Ar YoNknRs 0s osNO feet ZACH
Fourfcres Of Land with right rnx on the fIud
about .tns,ed
wArourton avenue and lAmarne sre e. sd ning aad Of
BANK STREET PRO- x.ry.
The two story attic and rs Touse ara Lot No
lis Bank tIee south tide IS feet 81 Wsshnen
size q ut II 30 and 95 feet lhs kcse "a In rood
Croion In yard. -
Maps terms and full particulars Of ahe ab,ye Gales can be
had at No Pine Gre.t.
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ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF m.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF IN.
n gneers OF the New Yo'k Fire Depsrtm following
presmb and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas hshy esteemed senior
officer John A. Creger B,q hes tsndere bis resignation
Assistant Engineer Of the Fire Departmen and
whereas his Boar cannot allow occasion Ike the presen,
TO pnss viii fraugh with interest Only
selves board OF omceis but also 70 hat de,sv@ent
have the honor w command - without slgh recognition
Of he service that this has rendered The coanan
and the Ire DepArtms Mt IN the hal
has % ssany noby and chv lrousy baled through
Resolved That the resignation Of John A. Crsgs Bsq
The New York Fire Deparm mt has lost of ~ moi oxpe
renced efficient and able ocers his collesgu 49, miad-
cd. dsnterested and eentsmany copaaoav I'D ~
Of New York highly capable. kn41nQ - l|ksai
lssolved. Tsse ssser swerty ~ go \ ssd
gnir1s ssrv,ceIiArssn o. Which Isvs ssn sSsss iss
deeply ann sincerely The ons OF
o. such ripe experience char udrmen, and unnnehng In
obey
Resolved That tender retiring associate our most
cordial and heartfelt wthes for bis unbounded prosperity
happiness and and whls regsax the sepera
tiop will Always look back with unabsted pleasure upon
the many happy hours In his society OF lie
many pleasant recoleciions Of nremsn's lie.
besovsd That cory ~ the tbgve preamble re~olu
tons Gully authenticated be seemed % retiring soAts
and friend. JOHN DECknH, Chairman.
O JosrPH BrcH, se-retAry
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NEW YORK. HAyI.nn AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
~ rm Albany ~ Troy, n.ec.ing Win Toe View io,s
vsst ON and afser Monday Oct rs 1867 trans wiz eavs
twenty dfih ureef station, New York f,lovsr0r al.
bany, A n arfbp empress trains sDi 10 A. mail
lrEin For Crcsn rsls stoprn a. All places s5evs
stopping Al az ssisons For White Plains, sls r. fra
Whsr street Depot st1pptpg Al al Stations FOR williams
bridge ii a and ss r. from r~cety arh Grest dc
pol noppTx Al All svlsns Relurnpgwtl iesve Albany,
IA y>sf Albany SIS A. NJ (eIgress train Aibsn
SO r ~ kas. Albany 2 N express r.ul Albany,
NJ $50 Albany, "a A. NJ Una train Crn,on Falls A.
- soppiaG ut al tisi1us shpre fremont White Pains
-. avo 4sOP ~. s'opuinr At All stations wIians
brifsx. SO Z. ant r ~. siOgo ding ~ all stations
E0HN BFHgHfif. Assistant SUPERINTENDENT
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sEoARs AVID TOBACCO.

1000 600 E s.,..! Pa y e. aSG sssss
y CAkEgs ~ Broadway.
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIIRoAD.- FOR ALBANY AND
Ii rroy, connecting WIZ trains NORTH and West rrsins
leAve.-
vnos cnAssras srsnrY vRos ruRrr rIur srrsrs
nIpres and ii A. H., and 7z5 II ~ A. NJ. and $50 r.
rIg, sad Albany Man. H'p s.sfiMs c,,s.,, ,.,,s
Troy and Albany twfih deep eel
tng carl, $40 n NJ leA n and iSP.k.
PourktsepEe train % o. SIS y, NJ
and Jpn l0l0 A. r.. t2 aaf las r.
PesssfiI tr.in SWIM
sing Sing train g8 A. n. And
and Up. n. 49,
A. " SMITH, suv e1n,endeut
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AMI Lh4SONs.
A RRIvAL OF lash wHIsKEY.-JoBN KcAuLrlrs
Ruth STREET q wises whsey sbp Revenue o. that
He has put up $40 e. I've hsu.snd bottles Of WHISKY Of
20 ripe ~ sss = ssy ~ e. 81 peeo S
gAllon.
EIRsT CLASS GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES
S snSss, ,iS,.s 40 sos 20 % ISIS London
s,smss sna s ~ K. i ts,S,I:s brand. ~
ssoct ard rh whsssys imported 1871 the Oldest
: - - " '' ii. ). xxx. Is ruiou sH..,
UrrrrKnNrH STREET. Drsrrrl.BRY- ESTABLISHED
% sAs c Rscs to buy sns s.naiss wlsss
slss chsslss WHITE Vi n2sof r: .sss y ne
SEyrsrH AVENUE pIsILLxar sls AND 81 81
=, N I'D. p.s ssg. o .1s ss p. ss city
trade $40 and 81 seventh avenue be,weea Ihreh aud
uoTBL PAVILION DE RouAY," PARIS, .sRArD
III Macon neub4e la Rue De Kivon IN front Of the Lou
far families and rssasns. ~ ss day "sss Or saas o.
MURRAY HILL HOUSE, coRsTs or srIrH Avn
sns i1s ss sss ZEN ,. .s
upon ,reasonsbe terms. Good accommodates And pronp
!. n BosrwIcx. rrpnesc.
ct. LAwREScE n IEL, BR, ADwAY AND sreaTH
- street. New York-C1nsn sei the gurorsan plsa
resi reduction In prices Family Rooms In sui -
per week single Rooms terciuxvey for xcntcmea "a ~
IS, Including gAa.
TAKE ToTICK-CLARGECK HOTEL. ts LIsPESARD
Il street, Broadway. Board % 10 IS wseh, rooms
single doube families ladies' suited lodging
me se1 sSsTs s ass 1s 30 e .sAm. ~ nights
TARGET COMPANIES, ArrrsrIos-A EssrE1A
Il bic cmpAny be Accommodated Al the Pavilion Hill
Qusrs stAlsn Island fsrx landing 1hsnkgvng day
s fas ri %S1es
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CHBRIrF'S sALE-HJUsE FURNISHING GOODS
y CHAMBERS FAIRCHII.D szctsoneer ssss-orTn us
Nam stre~t vii sell Monday November 10 II 10
oclocs Brosd.sy e.s.ecn thirty fourth and rhir'y
ffih areets The ent Of dealer House
Cords cnnssng ~ general asa,rtnens ~ Cutlery
PlAed Ware Japansry liz ware Iron Ware, xopd ware
Tea Ketiea Waitsrs Tosst Rscxs Table Dessert
SPOONS sa LSmps Hollow Ware Essses Dish covers Ice
Freexsfs F1rinA Boilers Jeils NOucs
inoladns everything Usually found ns retkl
JOHN KELLY. sh~rtf,
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4 IEDssl BLUES
L ANNUAL soiRpx
November u, 1860
Tiskets one dollar
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A DR1tN II. NULLzI 4, AycTIoNEnR,
ON rRIDA =. NOVEMBER q, 1880,
Al IL o'clock, At tire Merchants Exchange
sEvE VALUABLE LOTS
MAI THE LOWER PART OF THE CENTRAL PARK
ErHElY:-
lot Broadw north of Sixty ninth
lot Tenth northeast OF Sixty
s.rse., In Of broadway lot 10 be sold together.
three lots adjoining fonng Broadway and running
Arv-gh To Tenth avenue, win be sold sngly.
Tie two adjoining otl also fronting Broadway. and
rruzne through to Tenth evenue with e brick house here
o. Will be sold together.
Two thirds Of tie purchase money on mortgage for three
yerrs For maps aid particulars sppy TO the auctonser
Wsu street