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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
uhs City Chamberlain and ths City
FmHda.

Pursuant to adjournment the special committee, ap-
pointed from the AdermSnio body TO discover the where
abou OF the city funds entrusted 70 the City Chamber
lain, met yesterday evening in the City Hall The riun
virate Aldermen Brady Boole and Past took their seats
ut quarter past three O'Clock having waited time
for the ap oeaI anoe Of the asant Chamb erain
Alderman BRADY, - chairman, opened the proc eedng
by calling forward ana examining one OF the oy hal
messengers, who deposed that he had served tne ov
Chamberlain with the Subpoena issued by tee 90 nm'ee
IRE CITY cHAMBARi4AN NOT IN ATTENDANCE 4,
The Chairman seemed somewhat nonpiussoi no' "
proceed the absence OF principal charater 20 oe
pended {, enable him proceed with mis- prog
but he nevertheless OK pressed hts deerminson 70 un
ravel the M stery and 70 have the play played ou
cost. Some relief afforded 70 inc aeaa w. :, a
the committee found Itself by the APPEARANCE Oh suuko
Whiting who assured the principal that me onam ,ersn
had no objection 10 give information WIN reference
70 the dispostoui made by MIN oil the oty iunas ne
merely objected the course adopted 70 nm 70
g We inormatop IL 10 the Comptroller - the head
Of the finance the co nmiItee ought 70 apply
for The Information sought and not TO subordinate 10
thai depstment little by pay passed bet ween the
chairman and whiting, whi IN WA brought 10 close
by An soouI TIL twelve ths day, when the COM
mittee will resume their lAoors
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yFO Z. HUp0nkrORD CO., AUCrIo yEgRS
"a. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrukE AND
WORKS W AIT AT
3sPOBlIO AUCrION

n
"A. AA0NIFIoEHi HoUsEHOLD FURNIruRE AND
WORKS OP AIT AT
BsPOBAIO AUCTION.
Fold by order Of L1nUH. vANDERP0OL, AsI
HUN0ERFORD 4 CO.. auctoneer. viii sell this day
wsanesdsy,t Nov II = Ao clock ~ n supsrb so.sy
SEVEN OCTAVE PIAM0r0sr. MIRRORS. VELVET
contained In the elegant private residence No. 20 West Sig
teenfh street. between fifth and SIKH avenues
Rom Furniture couststs Of carved 1wood NE
ceres top French plate aud bAcks Work fable
n aid with mother Of pearl centre Fables aauary
marble top two full suits drawing room 1urntqre essaa
fetea Sofas two reception and oval ba,k Chairs
carved rosewood frames covered In three cored satin bro
Win tortoise She'll and lace Curtans six light ornou
and ,ronze Ohandsers, imported from Paris ~ Aarcon
% Candeabras Brackets French plate pier Airrors with
rch gin frames superb seres and Dresden Ca,na Vases
MA0R IfICkNr "a OCTAVE P!AkoFoRrn
carved legs and casa round corners d. ned ~ asa
cred cloth Cover book and shset Ausc oak Hsssnd on
csh Brsssh stair CarpeA 10 Cbasbers -hichy carved
rosewood Bedsteads sty!e Loos XIV Bureaus ana JON
noces 70 match Warsrobes dressing and To'et Tab gha
wing Ard sands Chsis Curtains Shades
Coraices h,ir Mattresses ralsasss seahsr ssds bos:rs
China Toie, ses oval Mrrrs Dining roam Furniture OF
every kind also Kcnen uensis &C. Caah dspos req
NJ aver
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VURys HOTEL. COZ Isp1n GREEN DUBLIN.
This Hotel very ceatrs cleo sad CON nofonr e-rr,
p. 10 The comfort n grests Prvase sns R,as
liable aloe. bot ant cold oeihs tc, Ac.
wtfalslAn Jury, Fr,pr cL,r.
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A A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A.
QUEEN VICTORIA AID LADY FRANKLIN.

nr
Oh say hast thou seen, 10 the Window dlspisyed
Thc~e NANTES wbich kobers ms offers lhe lsieee
Al The textures and styles ths the trads-
Prom the sweet Paris coss n the mamie ~ Csdix
Queen Victoria he8pote both . m .ntle acd cloak.
in thetr warmth and thcF beauty and enfod hsr;
For taste, fsshlon aud ART loa In ho5ert-s mar,
10 dazzle the ere and 70 CHAR N the behDderf
70 son "a The velvet - gio~y the SILK.
80 rtoh are TIE Trimmings that ali haste 10 buy tssm;
Thsy are lined with al cn&ors from scarlet N milk.
And The rtchest and f.iresf eagns ~ try them
lie eheApev ~ Tar hsn ali others they are,
&c Kfscci IL. more lssBr, sty lish and ,ctsr
For ssGs, fsstira and arr in IA Eoberts's mar
To tsExle each sy. aud 20 cns-m each hehoderi
CD bfighi The cclors rnt fsuilie = thu asyie
Of h- Mantes q Vloaks II famed Crysal Psiace
xvefy lAay wh1 m declares wth @nie
Thsi eesds sshlon fright chaeF
FOR a re rra browns AID rurpl~s .nd oilea-
fFa.~a hrO1 = rsfv rrRnkta 70 Il ~ eufnd hsr.
4 III tate fasno1 aad al, I'm "a knoeris's
Taapf-iA sseA .yc sni - rsarr sAcA 0eh1tert
RClxR1s crrs-A st'aca Enpgian M7 Bossr,
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a DRIAH Il. MULLER. AUCTIONEAR,
"A Will sell
ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER =, l30O,
At II o'cock at tae Merchants EKchAngo,
GhYE ALI ARI.E IllTR

skyEs VALUABLE LOTS
fHAR TIE LOwEa PART OF THv CENTRAL PARK.
HAnELY.-
ns Lot on Broadgny north 81 corner SIXTY
md Tenth porhesa corner OF hxfy uinA
arect In rear Of Broadway lot n be sold together.
The lots adjoining footng Broadway and running
Hrough u Tenth svenue. viii be sold snGy.
fhs adjoining lota Aso fronting on brosdwAy, and
,ornng through feoh with The brick houss here
?wo tbds Of tie purchase money MORTGAGE for three
years maps and particulars apply 70 the suconser
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4 FOR he Fourth Senatorial district.
JACOB PEUARK.
Consisting Of the Pr. ssoons Third roars ri;,h Sixth
ErRsr wAsD ISDKPxNDEsT STAR CLUB WILL.
meet Al Us edAr street. on We esday eveaax Noyem
Der II, a. O'CLOCK. Bg oraer Of : -
wsAUisR, Jr. Secretary.
Foe schoo osmis,i, nsr.
seventeenth Nsrl,
OgetsizE oRGAEns ORGANIZE TWELFTH
" wsrdAt meeting held Monday night Ecven. bsr ~
q John Ieon.Id li7h stree aad third Of 70. rhd
c.I.e BE elair Chairman .ut The 70 low
In, psInsIeus eyssr, were paan.sos. siesed = vii
pasaIos &c ssry.w r cse.se yfsslrsr.p.ai.i SAWS
wlh.m Moore. James BuchArAn, JAMES scAadrews
SlxrH DISTRICT NATIorsL UNION cousJu.vASIc
= co4veulen Above Convenon composed !. nse dee
ss NV % he Noaass sas ana
e-s.r {, sIsetss Sire, and hssa .yreus = nemaae 81
wad wss chosen Charrsi John Thpnsl Psaes Q, lie
esssa sS 's f1o-ps ssRa.
fs As sSF seea. s.ls s'' ss e Sane
hstAsss VIM q prassr hS,sss i@stst = III < 81.
Wra a Pursy joseph rreks william HurrSy. Eissisetth
S.m xAat: 5s''s k.scssa Il. coa;s ya ppe
sesisS !. e.s .ls 'se fsa.hs ssnsTss .s,e sles.sd
xhSu, s,es9ss ssa"Josa lam and sm sro..
sSraSss mn. % .ay he en- VA 81 .,
uonnsia0 tn. Convention Asjourned Leruel W. Parxes
Chairman. John fhoaAs rhilhps secretary.
TAXPAYERS TO TnI RE- CUE-DoWS WITH MID
w.fd Union clrb viii be held uuion Hail. las
fr "Wednesday, November ~ - see.t
sterling AhAiy, who vii pledge n siT
F0e snd opross All irT roper expenditure n II. peoples
. No 81 ssd r.elfh street,
TUE MOANING Mans fsDxPEsDgsr D.NorssrIo
cab o. the Eighteenth Assembly district Of N. Eleventh
~af vii hole ihsis meeting ssiaraay eveal1g
Der "a. a. Ps,riek Dnny3s, eus avenue "
PATRICK KKARNY Chairman
ions BRapr. Secretary.
lQTa wARD-A SPECIAL MsKriNa or TN. Ron.
arts iTu nasl rigesuih street Wednesday evening
oeos All msnoers are requested y sttend By oraer Of
7. kcAANus, CaarnAa-
s)nTH wARD.-rHE RKGuLaR WEEKLY MEETING
~ Of The Twentieth wsri 8recsnritge sni Lave Ciuo
VI b. hed 81 sss Ninth this I've Inc day
ING, ~ ~ o'elocs A full slenisnc- Ia r l1esied
"a. w.. s.u-.... "h' ss0osxkY, President
Clsr WARD NATIONAL UsIoy Club
Al m~sung a IRE Nsaonni Association OF the
iwty orvt wst, held ~ their sadquatsr 81 West Thr
~ fIt. street rusacsy evening 2sb iust Ad~ard
bloom unspa e,y onir s,e = ardidss f,r AIern.a
~ Fifteenth sldcrnsnic DIET ca rweul, nrst ~ard
Five delegates - Councims5lc colxenlcn Seventh
n,ors esiei were ss5 el-c.ed meet 10 venon on
kcudsy evtrlrg aih INST, a. 81 west fty trs tt,ee,
c the Ass.Cstka he uer meeting a. csnisies fr scsool
oGacts. n a. rAi.N AD0E. Preslient
W. BOURNE, vice Precedent
W. II. xouSrroEr Secretary.
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(yrfi ~ sxvN fk-pEPA.rsEsf 80 rrEsnck
~ Barren Of ID Eetesef q rates nsw Ccur Aonse n
yn.meris street. vrhtcf 10 iss y sce hereby srss
ks ~il BE- siiec he ~ Fl Deer. ,..- "a a
tsres 1ns rnrss, Nst eet vtg 10 .adsi or
he u.s. q scrsnbrs. 10 LEI r@sevAs 49, . 4.
ccc. bur n a s.N.Lfrz
SsH1s KILL. Rsncs-cs az IA
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A DANIEL A MATHEWS AUCrIoE1ER
sslesrlon NO. ca Cedar street opposite the Post oi;e
POkITNE SALE OF WAGONS,
TO CLOSE A CofAkTNAR>H,P INTEREST.
DANlkL MATHEWS Co will sell al auction TO mo-
row RsDAY) al IL ococt NJ their islesroom NO OF
Cedar close co2AriLeship interest the Following
waEcns VIZ
One shifting top, leather trimmed cloth hned Bugsy.
One laattee top c 10 lined Buggy.
One NJ top Road Wagon, lea her Trimmed
top Road wagon leather Trimmed
-Four eled cob top bugsa
" seated DEPOT arons
Thcss ap, but % the best m.iera,s aud
ssres snn oe good yebrss may RELY every wagon
sCld hghs biz orders 10 sell them
without The be examined on Wednes
day the 2l.t Inst. on applies ion at cur saearoom
r. RICHARDS AUCrrof EES.-750 CASAs BOOTS
q. thoes and Brogsns at auction BY RICHARDS
WHITING Wsrnesiyy nov 81 a i0la clocx NJ stJ-7
ootsnst street rising fall ass,rtm.nt q hen's
Boots; also Some hisses and Chirou's
wear OF al kinda Catalogues morning o. sAe.
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4 UCrIoN SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD HOUSE.
a hold Furniture :, public auc.oa THIS day ra's1sy,
Revsnh street. between Firh and sixth avenues twest
Odd Uagn6cent wood Ptancforte elegant rosewood
,exor Suits Rscreorss and 8ooAc pier Mirrors
vcve. CARPET on Paintings 90 Parties IN qaes, Of ara aas
uuit1re Will and this opportunity seldom INST VITA, and
ouh fall present Oa,s CUES be had eariy 90
se morning Of ssle The furniture made 70 order short
lime gnce PAriors contair costly sue OF rosewood
Furniture richly carved and covered with satin brocs.e Of ns
kind; PiAnofoe double round carved
is9s sold pearl keys, and fully guaranteed; royal
sIinster Carpet, mosA!c Rugs MirrorA OIL Paintings
- and brocaei Curtains Consoles Hegeres Book
ass, Escsstoes osnrs and .ofs side Tables 4c az Din
M al cltenslm Table, oak Buffet, tsoe Cutlery
rocker china dinner silver Cassers Spoons, DC Oham
rosewood carved Bedsteads marble top ureaus
Vsaneards Conmodea Mattresses feather ri
cws Blankets sheets Brussels Carpets LOUNGES ohAlrs
f1cks Mhnry toilet Ses Upper Cham ers neatly
.uyrshed With mahogany walnut Bedsesd Bureau Bed
nr and ever thug belonging fys cless house Also
aeement Kitchen Ut1usils Ia, 10 NB-House to
lel poss ssioo mmedAtely BE- order OF hs mortgagee
James Avngstoa.
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EDWARD scakSCg. AuGrfONKEa
~ Large snd ne rempiwv sale ~
ELkgAsT ola PALE fiscs JuSr ispOarEp
By X &F. " kJrE,Ck fhurfy ana Fflisy asi and
2gi iasis Al N o'cnts eech At th-r It
Broadway, the sbcve cl-c % o. eegsni - .nsags lasl
srfiTet cetAe II ID
sncsai -norra rdcsu.H Nssiaes sx@ro- sna tae
rior, BIZ Tie { lowing I. ral kn0~n arfsls, ,is-
RE- Ia, ANfUafSskN
IEVN1 DfX tDkNs.
kItOs HOxhM.sSa
AMI oharu -nnug which to se~y i.-fs P4aags ~
Nnte srt Iure IN pasutngs arA ~ slaea
xhh cslscga-. Ari vii b pe:emyiIGs sA.. wlblu, re-
se-ve
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fLANriC uOrKs sn nassNwfCH STREET BR
N tseen Jay s1d D44ef sirseU fsv very ds~frsbls
a. " Nra e.nels 800 Yc-upsei eill be rental
NNA heAff Nraa resarrk tsr rysd
40 rr4snFI aisentoa n ever iap.rfn~rt
tsNss 49, tCH- Fropdes,-.
nrRaAy Bnh hcUFE C0Kvsx OF arKVH an
As me so far.Nh stree i@s vnry issr>0lr farm
49, 81 koHe uBoc sflai. all te facet VIII scar
- fen1nrsfC tsrrf anofsl0n as pforsSi
sae 500 n every deparra.ni
= :, BusTvrux rro,nsscs.
II 0rELs ST LAwRKNgE H9FAIs gApADg4vAsp
Al kirih srcel Mes tott, -aueted On tas ghfogest
plsn. Great reduction Ia prices Family s-s o. Ii
t2p@r week. single er.iusvoly for gsn 81 -
70 ~. Including
IIOrBL PAVILION nE ROMAN" FARIs suasSD
IL naem neuh4e Ia Nu- De kvsn In front Of he Lou
" \ mkkFfs prorretof.-lsarxs Al aparsu sula
for fasIies rssus.s sy lie day wed or ncnss 40
reasonable serms
vnPrRrAL Horu. CoRG IRrLas
This icng esshHskef and vel known dosei
The poss ssprvved gsemL = ivrs ard e~y,at ,afcs
Kopn FOR the q FAM nrtax
"a Frsu~ais table iote ever Day ~ hA o'slwa
The B.rsi await tbs arrival and d-parars
us cBi and shB~~r bsihs slrsfs trefy sigh
ponsrs suennsscc A COTTON A sON. frepri.so-S
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UBERY n. LEEDS. AUCfIoNRKR H Il LEEDS
"a co win sell a. auction 90 saturday November "a 1885,
ii O'Clock In ther gaery the sAlesroon Is
street. elsaea collection Of modern oil psinng. OF the
0ignoux r. Kensest, Crnpsoy btnckiev, CsHery, Ma
son Oe~rse L. Brown, = r Beanlen. w. Brown, Talbot
Pearson kopes Hekking WestAu Baokhuysso
wlens and tf cslebrity Also BY order OF
The executors Italian paintings Of which OF
hish cost collection exhibition, will be
snA- tth
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PIE HsONAL.

PERSONAL.
RARznLA srAsErEs and AscHIB AID IArPAs.-
sore % s.Ssu s M and I ,sas
y Pear rect Arcn9H spg.n s.s mas a. living = is2
tsss App, % J. TowssHESD is1 Fulton street, \. Z.
CRoRaE WHITE BAKEs, LATE OF sEwcAsrLn
VI England Win please send sIs address y Captain eorg.
ps%n a ssip es.nasr. o ssas street. = Murray
u ROBERTSON WILL FIND TWO OR THREE LET.
d. ters in Broadway Pos. onlce from M L.......d.
II THIS SHOULD MEAT THE EYE OF MICHAEL r.
oeds Or any person sS2rn he pe s e2Ies Ssy
ooS5 SHADES 10 sstrsp9e "a. .e aes BrSoss M
dlsssI Canada wes.
INFORMATION wAsTED-UF l4Iz AGxra DOY q
ased IL Who lefi her home 90 SUNDAY efiernoon
ksl Any nlormusn o. her wl be !h.nkul received BY
Der uncle JAmes Godng, corner OF rsry eiA street and
I SHALL RETURN TO CHARLESTON IN rHk
i course o. week ] must ace you c.'ore leave ~ I
s a@, Eissis B ;, '1' JOIN SSosS
II ..s.--PERPLKxxD AND DIsrsESsAD AZ VIZ
vsii sasiocsiy Were Inc sso letters rsesiSsa.
CrArEE IsI.AsD-I WISH TO sEE VOC VERY Mon
- Come Thursday, ~ o'e! OK. Can you be there -
clnuert
yNasrED-TsroRYArToN OF 0HARLEs HOOPER,
z, hsreSrd sssi' ,a. sao css e l'n w.
aooas a " ~ - 10 - 80 r ~, s s
own A.ysni.ge and his mohers b. A. Purss, a. walker
street. New York
TUE LECTURE SEASON.
Ir>TRUUTION- sTAiNxEET.
RE-. JANE @ ELEl AZ, lac ca,paia .sd teo-sAry
o. the pcd sNes I@gnin Al he ceur ~ br>l the
tnason oi ngnber " distinguished cukeas " new YORK
vii ave
A CUUEss OF rfys LECTURES
A
Gimme zc.ns FfitA' sye. tnE 70 snhcr y
10 BE- 'clowsd Hordy, q j. wsdlssasy ASH Moody.
Dee. s. AID FRIDAY, Lee.
PK0G aAhsk -Bk AaiIs-A general view o. tas n MILAN
Kmpre LAushAsls Nis,stcs 1r..e Hlaes tNnss. Night
q He Tropics Agre.i opening for Americans fruits ra
SAL ~ W - % gRopfrS r,,..,. r...., vi,
ssrrcun All tstrs Tigers hcnseJs Hall breeds. CTR Lfs
BraxiiAa auL nsutR9e Fs.f Student Iafe Law add
Nedcai sch ols .h.Tsc'-r o, D-Ya Pedro n &C &c
llt vkLL-G 90 rHE AMAZON -. sr.neear. Hs1ry
Etrnrg mut - wrm a ~ Ansyo1 Nis'lt. Rcgis Anax)
k4eNnN1rtr. 90, &H.
" tMtssft a NJ --the 80 II fsN Mt blsrc Vow
q babeeisoeteras ksr.rs hos HrsaierHA klscions
A. 90 .pslcf heyttt N.astfs add Customs Marriage
under thH Il fHrf $500 sNH a < 81.
V. nttS And u. y sbpL-a usi.ei riSly vl.i {,
The Ad.rfcs Howe q savoy. 9eriazdi 10 TIE Pour
tsee4 e.tufy. ami fomYei NNibAci from
Hrsxl g. hnrss Tbs kbraon o. LAY DsaAnce lrao
rance y lnt1'ersnse
TIckris roR inr CouRr-Gsrrrnea, 81. La.iss cr m
TiS sch t0 angle lcketa ~ 70 BE- bal
the boa arr TIE No ucAtn
ead than The house " I'D comfortably yrmodsi.
Door open stea To cynmenc. q, ~ clock.
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TTEHRY LEEDS AUCTlONERR -HBNRY LEeDt
ID 90 win sell Il auction, Thursdsy, koy ~ q lo,s
O'Clock Il The sAesroon No Is Nassau street. large Asso
mrnt Of Hc usehod Furniture removed for convenence
sae consng Of and ngrsin Carpeth sns
mahogany marble top dressing Bureaus centre IAolcs kH
frame pier 0AAses extension dniag Tables mahogany soA
wood marble tor Eaeeres sderb carved wood sut
covered In crmsce nEured brocss easy OhAr covered 10
noquo4 oak bA Chls mahogany and e~ood marble top
Wa.hsauds 40 Aiso iavocs Q. Books consisting Q.
Encyclopedia. Hsmions DOH smiths WORKS Carxs
sermons In two volumes Harpers Magazine Punsms haxa
FreGch Works itsiAn do &c &c also lArEs lot o. other
WORKS which will be ouumerated on the cAtSogue.
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II sUPEsHs COURT -Fao.As r. o0uDiSaros AVE
81 "a The Ntanes "a snd faaNo RArcsf nnw rsny.--.
Noscs " hsreby gwen list 70 prrsueno- ~ ~ xsn sol
The Nnrrere Oonf entered NOV Y iHo anal 80 pains
suct n. 4 O. Buiaef. ancilon~es hs Nernhant M
cAsnre y The csv q rev YORK TIE LAT day 2, ~
le6 10 orirrF a. 1inr~-gta ftss to1aa % tns
each sos ! ~ - tssO incustvs.
trrla and NAsn, EDDxAs Ncis<on.
hNw tosK, hoe. 8 gsA
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SPECIAL NOTICNs.

NEW MILFORD. OONN-wE EXPRESS QUE DEKP-
IN 81 heartfelt gratitude 70 tbs Inhabitants Of Mes Milford
ad especially 70 the ladies Of this place
account Of ha. nd and sincere sympA they x.eaded
to as In mforunes May the blessings d the Almighty
amply reward their defcAse and benevolent actions towards
w. and may He give us srenrA 70 show gratitude by
proving uovee useful and worthy monbep OF The
nifty. r. FHrrIN0 AND FAMILY.
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A HANDs,M PrGruRE-fIORA rkNPLn AND
Al faiehen rix. Mss srches mi. mai ed
" al pars ~ he lifted states 81 Doab . Team YES,
Nococh, rarudse VasL bnck, RAD ~ an Deer rho,ins
do On rohers ~ rsud ,or catslosus With m Sney
BhhDLsl, Atett t<i srysfvsy. N v.
A n, ~ ks-FLoaA, r.IodEs TRUSTEE, s0F
IA ION FocshDaiAs Mac std fatuney eth srd 1a
roller mailed ual ~ Al psrs ta@ yni1ei s1sies
a. framed ore mch sA ~ sire fsss2 nch.s Borea sns
shipped, W ~ IN t.cst money send 10 cuaOsus
hbsAnLky. As~n1 80 nsBst sav v.
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ID AUOrIOHEER,
urocorea Liquors, segars Horse Ac-rhis day at l0]r
O'Clock the l9t william street. large socx
Of Groceries Soap tt.rch Coffee Tea Spices. Ourtsn..
nhns segArs plug Tobacco Issgo 10 bbls pcsled Herring
l50 herring uerce Salmon uerces seer ~ bids
Lmes 200 dozen lbs White Lead l5U boxes
fin. Crackers also At ~ O'clock one Day Mare 10 hands
hgn sound and klnd In all harnesA
Aso-Ok IUESDAY, Nov. n
Dry and Fancy Eoods Roofs Shoes Toys Clothing onxes
S0ga
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rIrLLrNER

MILLINERY.
A LARGE LOT or REMNANTS or RIs3oNs
j. q BLuxosE
Broadway corner Of twenty hfth nrcst.
MADAME rarrELd EDiHaN. 80. log CLINTON
l plscc, Eyhh o. .e, INA isrxs sd fccsercAr
ss~nrnest Of P1i- hlaasry Hssi presstA A. r. Ia
dr. On rsisrikl assts " crder.
AEME RxoEIrR " PPM 1vRsUE AsNJun 81
m ladies' tssl N18 ~cgsEi NaFHrtn1o o. rrlaf
rrd vevti Eant a ~ decrpu'u-, eAty hrr
lsgeCiian
= - - .---s -
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days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

IreTRUCTION- srAtNsEET
Rev. JAMES g. ELEi cHzI iAe ChspAa ard tec- stary
o. the uod l@gniin he t1ur ~ BrAxil
Ryason o number " distinguished cukeas " New yors
VII ave
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-30

size Stevazt Sore; double that guam
tity can be- baked with the largest
size. Small bakers can do a good
business economically with a small
sized Stove and large bakers can do a
large business with one or more of the
large size Stewart iStores. Parties de-
sirous of entering into the baking
business can gain further information
by applying to SAMUEL LOCK- e.
Sole agent for the sale of the celebra-
ted Stewart Stove.
TO FAMILIES. HOTEL KEEPERS. AND
WASHING ESTABLISHMENTS,
AN that require a seperote Room for
Washing and Ironing.
The STEWART SrovE can be set up
and rugged for Washing and Ironing,
and will enable the operator to per-
form the work with ease, with less
than one-fourth the fuel required by
any other known method, and will
save the cost of the stove in one year.
Mr.. P. P. Stewards pamphlet of direc-
tions, on page Is, article 20. directs
how family that irons by the same
stove they use for cooking can do their
family ironing without any cost for
fuel. For further information apply to
SAMUEL LOCKE.
Nos. 8, 9 and 10 Front Levee, NO.
What the True Delta Saws.
STEWART SrovE.-This truly celebra-
ted Cooking Stove is destined to work
complete revolution in the cooking
department. of all good house-keepers.
Enough of them have been put in use
to substantiate their superiority
The fact that upwards of twenty
thousand of them have been sold by
the manufacturer within the past four
years, under full guarantee to per-
form as recommended, and none re-
turned, is sufficient guarantee; but
when you take into consideration the
fact that the responsible Agent for
Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and Ar
kansas, SAMUEL LOCKE, of Nos 8,
9 and 10 Front Levee, continues to
sell under full guarantee, heads of
families should not be backward in
giving them trial. If Mr.. Locke's
sales meet his expectations, this steve
will prove a real saving to the fami-
lies of Louisiana alone Of more than a
million Of dollars per annum. That
the STEWART STOVE is great fuel
and labor saving apparatus there is
not doubt, judging from the favora-
BILE accounts given by hundreds that
have them in use, although we consid-
er the peculiar quality of keering the
heat so confined in the stove that the
kitchen can be kept at uniform low
temperature-one Gifts best qualities.
March 20, '60-6m.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-30
SU M NIT
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THIS Institution is located at Sum
i nit, Miss, a station on the Nev-
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad, in region of pine country
remarkable for its healthfulness.
hScourse Of instruction is thorough
dAk ysQsd,-pupils being taught to
think for tAemselres--t use the knowledge
they acquire.
School discipline is kind, yet trm,-
prompt obedience being scrupulously ex.
acted of each girl, large or small.
Strict attention is paid to the habits and
exercise of those who board in the Insti
tuition; and no pains will be spared to
fit the young ladies committed to my
care for home and society. 1t is my
desire and duty to educate girls
physically, mentally and neutrality-suspicious.
ing no one department to trespass up
on another.
The perfect satisfaction of all who
patronized the school the past year,
with the prospect of leasing the build
Iings &C., for a term of years, has in
duced me to take entire charge of the
Institution the ensuing academic year,
commencing the LIST Monday in Oc-
tober.
TERMS.
Board per month. ................
Tuition in English and Ancient
Languages. ..............2t to 5
Music, Piano or Guitar. a
French Painting or Drawing. 3
No extra charges qoAatever will be mad 4
Payment, one half invariably in ad
vance.
Q. NEWTON, Principal.
Summit, Sep. %, 1859. Nv.