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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09
HyDMrkAL PARK-oRDIR MOE -rHl BoARD IN
" Conmianoasrs a u central Para DO ordsin A ~

Es.rRAL rAAK-oKDr A.ol-rHs BoAsD Oh
- osa~isaesss q u csa,rai Para DO ordain a. ~
ne 0snss; Pr. .a.n b. daly % Ne public a.r4.s
oss 9. ana ss sso T. :1s ss :'s cs
s ss Z: . , ...sA Ara ssy Jun. oeSsr
s ;s. 's ~ =. t s. +: ss.s:
a. r. s.s = ~, ss. -. q =.
q S ssi e ps Or y Ssrs A"r Fsaa 0's
.: ~ n .ssi = ss: S e. %
70 dos al 8 Showed UPON any po.ses q As osss.i
% = .s. 70, Dc 5. g s 9 e:
"a Ss.drsped sssept sss. 70 sAs e'1 ~ rs.s =,
oasss Is csnr.i rsss ssa bring upos he osasr. Pa
s1y s q oel
u :s,n D. N
ws.sr iow chNs birds n The Park throw,
,s e. s,: &. d. H. sxe or 81 on IN tho c.u-. p.s
~ S sas saass s my s 3,
ss.s so.pS: : 2. sss same Q .@.. asarisi or -
upoa ny po x I. 5snas Psr i. sacsOs uSo:
p:.sss s 20. " sss..,,s n. s socs
- ny ss: ,N.s .. y: Central
r.. ;e, aIo . sas M o ne 81 q
" ~ nr ball Any gsrsoa ..ss into Or carry or display
.il y psnlssa s.r.se arm perform he
the 0 r. ,s e ass. s hereby .nsaasa BY in
Dog" Aftsr the word "krs~ " In aah ordnance
The ordinance adopted September ~ 1850 hereby amend
% By inserting Altar The - mnhusn the
0fe9 WAGON, with or without passengsrs. any"
The above ordinance afopod and ID nfge<n1
~ the Board 4 Commissioners " tire Central psrk duly
and held On 10 day s.vsr @ I'D pub
90 fes the rexalaon and Of tho Central
ne my Of New York April IL, 1857 The following
66ctou Of aid 40 applicable 70 the above ordioance
s .s. sas i Ss @
Son.cton before the Mayor. ksrder any nasrn.e Of
o. OAy o. New York. by Hns eTcoeding hfty dollars
cpd IN default II pymeal by tmpnsonnAsns eIccedns
0drty DAYS
By order d The Board.
X n BLArGHFORD,
fresdent 0 the Board Of Comm Of the Central
ANDREW II. 0RGcH
Oomptroller of the Para.
U0tod yOyt 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09


IAbu LHI-rRos oH,9Lvssos TO HAVANA,
= va key W~sa -Hnss-d ss.t-> mail sramsbsp ia vat,
wm hhnns sopmAanor Tbs PossmAxl-r sensrai nav,oG
ohsnred the d,y sailing of this line s.mshp .se
VIII AVE hs,lestnn oa the s 2.h NovenheF sni
leave ssv.ss on tho oh AID Ia and Dec-
- ner hce 6ss" abe vii svs Charestsn the l0h
snd ma eAah M u Apd Havana lsh and let Of
ss1s mona For r.fe sDeed ot and tbs iro
csnbo DC sarpAeeA rAssaxe be app
nsrorrok I'll ksrOh 90 ~ Broadway New York.
or sOkDlCAI Co, Charleston Mails fof the stssmer
VII re made ~ at tho Pos oos for he tho
Advertisement.
THRoU9H rRBI0Hr ARRANoRNKNT.--FoR NoK-
a.. ,oa rors mouth Oiy Pom. and Rish.ons connecsns
Win horon md rosersourE and 6outh sde Rssrusds fr
LynebhuG Btsol hsnphb and tntermodAts stsssoas
reoeiycd every ~ and through receipts Furnished
YsesnsAip yAAEsrowH sspt Simmer Leaves evsy russ-
stsanshsp RoAHoKn ospk suusA, svsry rAursday a .
,sansAip YORKTOWN Capt farsAA svsry saturday.
rviSh. % Portsmouth, Horsoik per foos Cisy
Point cents and Richmond, couts
PssaAGs HnrsoIk sAerom and meals Included q; 70
Perrsbux hchmoud so; children between the Agos Of
and Il half prtcs LUDIAAk HAINnRHN
lis Brusdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

PHREsoLoalsr AND AsrEoLoolsT THAr BrArs
4 ne world and who .. osv,r snorB y fAl 10 rivins
cour,ship la Icarr.ys shssp, frsua. rNvs hslsr
.rfsssfsl sussssss . s.s wsfssr0r. - can - en-
suited spr.lY ~ Is~r rso-e -ss cpssuh Iss
9rersss- sessss Ia .s.s,Ss ,si.sa. .as o. sa@
ses. !. ~ ases s. Sr@ssasrs s .s,S as Sl.s
NE oaly ge-or wa has M gsnu'be Arahsr
$500 a. ~ ,s sss..ss ", 1870, ~. 80 sss
= ..-a Nor r-aeoos ioi SRA .-snus oVvo~,s ESsI,
A sosA yIDn ,TEoLoslsI . IntT ryEsT gs.
q your v-i = ssw = yuu su,er he- Nsasns wsr
Nc pc~srr - NJ -oas srfui .r.enrs ard vi II y.
,Ssy urpr.- ever, wh or.us 80 ase i..- N
ae.s nus sa1 horsa 1ey nsea %, fcsr - a. pNccss
ssassf MS nos vauderia a sna ry.-rs ~ Yer .iyos
s- = x. s.srs nsa ss.r. ses =. ~. :.
Ss,,n = ~ t. H. LILY my =. &c ;. c.se q s
ov- ~ sshary - for .sdiss sd a.n'lsnsn. q -
A rorIsBir9. -ADsNh sQReQ~, sRvrrrH
~ dsusftcr eorr wa rnl s,d m o. foreafht tes so
scn Ard n,sn y.u "a, vsr1 80 mary eysai- yyr'
v-r,.-r.n. ia ladsor srra', b-ow n1ssor. Qcui-noa
s,fAfsvoyAsCr-vRs s9Y1Oux,s sxDlrALo1,ATE
Bros<wsy ne moo cruoai sesioa AMI buss.-s 49, as
uons day ssd evening ard p-rir saf.on Eusyssss -
MApksn HAy y rHs srs1 eI.ArxyosAs1 ssn
ss,s~. rscdv nsrisg- eas p ost rrrIoss ~ - 49,,
asn d -su,s
MADAME LrApDhR Lrsr HrvnNrB paU0Hreh
w ~ cunfuited rbout lCve, nayrNset ssti rroNs
All events a. IN Nr street Lsfler ~ cefs
R~v,rrer rem. ss-wy vsryssEe SOD Fv-r Hcfr
sutnh~r~
MAszss ESQ, RS .s Z. rsss9 ., ~. .sp
o Al sns,r. ~. ~ ,,.rf ,s es'. K. ITs ~. -
.as.,s.. sra stres advos - Al .bo rnah~ Ga
- Al ~ rbg1 af3vt fuartf aswal 3~et srs
e,- oysy me ssser, tsa~ y c9E 80 e.rev 2 rSri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09
NNoAAA SssxAsuMe

AUGMENTATION 0ATss OF PzA E6- THE ngN.
W bss thss specu ly " sts-ud
Che moers Of the r~msias " isSss late r
Soos. ks1 hrsy ssosd stree LsIinx0u ave
cue NM QrhsD morning a. II o'clock. whAoai luther no.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09


n ALI AUKg rdnArkR
- NJ wansrA, I@~see sr Loser wAnscx ssAss Manager
hocsEs OkowDsD NIGHTLY
HOUSES CROWDED hI0H1LE
rRB 6REAf OOhBDY,
FANS FANS WITH WITH s siss
s sIIIs x xssssKK
s sSAss 8 E LaSsHTss.
Il r rin y Md
AND EvRhy NIGHT,
enAfe MAY BIZ skCURlD
Ten DAYS IN ADyAkCE
~ =. FLOYD, MR.. NORTON
MA SHkNoE, Mis- fRKH
Doors open n N. 0oumenos ii o'ciocl
NEW BowKRY THEATRE
IN Sole proprietors. kesUs I. For j. w. Iinxarx
FRIDAY Nov o 1850.
COMPLEMENTARY TIsrIMoNIAL TO
performances VIII commence with Tho grand historical
LA TOUR DE ETsLE
Who appears Tor po.iiveiy .his night only. '''
THE kTON Boy.
nspp-s M Daveupcr
"a M a. Il
~ WI. .Mtsn H. Hathaway
Tr y Ho ysrisS grosr.Pms By BE Gel: Grated
Concluding with the nautical drama az
PAUL JONES.
upn 30 e. " Bonfaos
w. u Jones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

DARE. LONDON. aND wv YORK M f0aL sDvr.
ard hyriAs~ Dude s9t 'itDr sO9 Tsr~. fg pfs-
tre-. - W iarwrt Serv pvhtv snC all eyecs1
pissAses II wO he Ga sxpo@@ ~ earEr- Al ainr~
eau'er Faur - bio cec patients testv. shosd - No
hsntH - PRIV " h~ah feeass fh-e wk1 hsvs
FuGer~6 from n~ trea of rsse~rcs phvssfsre
uov ne value ~ hs s~rvtces oArs 81 HT'.iwav. ~
Mailed ~ ~ authr snd = q. LAfhsAc1 70 lNe--v
esreet, fo- "a
NBUK an GgRLy akA~s-AaAu It's pRtvA~u
- A~~.l rrr.t~~ ~ ~ Ws~t sskn1nsw - r.t-u psy
Acsn. vh1al, devoted b. ar asHAs.s ~ srsar e~~~
Pst.~sm r.y 0~sra ~ w. Dgtr eissr~s vnce
W. h~,@ t-~.r ~ No. sruf-~i~ ~sss
r~~afui n he wfrt- ~ rrers = aaw h~sss sp--t
fsss' Hr-f tsse. p 800 a.aas -. .tas~ TOO
- rA.a. q. ---t-sA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

RARHUny AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under tho personal supervision Of r. =. BAKEUk.
The 0E s;i Z ran ss 1s Ss ss1o:ss
THE sn. 81 ss Is as az s1i ~
y yiss $ SsisB sfsa 8: i fSiss
WIS, With two q their children s.n ior csfoTnA ~
sss,s, sss ~ : ' s..s ss
ns s ,r sss ney WIN never ssan be ssn In New FORA
4Ss :ssiss 4 xsTss SUIT,
wn At CAN THEY BIZ The amusing interesting and sun
$$HHssII i Il i, =, M sss: xSs.sEi
@ Al; s Il q n rs; A
s :. sas.s4
LAST Day but sSS q %hs lly Inc raSI is'
o'oY n4sr sA be9 Bu 4if one 81
bbk.xA JosEPH A AsP H Hs
ms DIANA JOSEPH AND MS BREraSrS
Which AA1 10 'ssa,sd the ,ron, q the Mnsean tho a tyr
rh his AFTERNOON AFTERNOON s and E xyksisS
AIS and ~ O'Clock
4 ' a" sss ssso ss sss
cents p.rguete or FfoSs seaa, V Genus esrs Caidrss
1s n,nAsemsn, takes sres, pleasure in announcing IL
Esyiss . .ziso S GhILbsss
i DE Museum. % Hcpas, Now sy or 4.
departure Of the rianssc Wins
CRsREB sTpEET VARIETIES. ALBANY. N Y, Will
" for the Monday. 18Th inst. All persons
can .SOy 5 s-r or osasrwisr number Of srs ~sa,ss
wsSn, box 7tS Troy Pos: once. New York ''A-
UAHrED-rwo YOUNG LADIES TO DANCE AND
ore 70 sing aud accompany herself the pisooforte
60 to Providence x Apgy 70 M .ase a. TIC wordea
o'clock, for two dsIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

IlRorEssOa kssfriI. ls7 CEAxs.Rs srsrrf, cAn
- eussisst - uaual az ~ ise- " Dor W ssw yrt
P~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

A rTENrIoN. LADIES AND GBsrLENAN CAN RS
n csve hghsr price tAan offered for their
spoys nsstioDsd rresily Cali on or sodre.. levi No
seventh s,ySas se.e,s n,. snts and rseta se where
~r WI = ''''''' -'''' - "'' >'s"D'S y 'fA
A BETTER DHASC1 stu. roR LADIES AND GIN.
~ u~mso " their ~ ching Toto guar.
G.s =: = is s. a! e, % ~ 81 % On
"a % .s Il ssa e a. 70 sys
hn % se.sesh a.enas. near sssensesash sfsct ladies'
AT rHn NEW sroan SO BowEKy. rms HIGHEST
a .s1 p: 10 "a saS q !. sss % "
ehsr srs.. eo..ssrs -h oasr NO MIR ,sAn WIS. Y far
ss.-s.s sns ~oales rdns,y; fos s,s from . y ,,s
Tor s:n 40 ,s: sro = % rsr ~, s1sps. s.a
ss so~sTy. oVposs Fourth AID Grcaa Jones whars
81 !, s a:, s IP ssv.: ssssSs
A BETTER CHANCE STILL LAnrxs AID sskrLs
a men. great eemssd for he we~r~a narkes -wAuied
cry 10 sa.rsrss 70 pay sSs bss. s.s n ny CIV
i. s6r.S.. rs seventh .v-sas srt~ess
sss.s i. i.S s ..sa s Mn VIZ % ''"''u' ~
A 0ksAr DEMAND Fos CIOrHIsa.-LADfss AMI
"A esntIsmea having aHy c~ss OF ciolainr fnrnsre
. d so. roa d SO .rr srssss. from al d % 80
yor bsre.s and wooisa srs.sss The hfss grisss =. oe
ss.s.s fsdss sssss 81 % Sy sr. h.ras D ''''s
a BrrTER CHANCE THAI syER-LADuss AND
.syasSss ss's . Ss.. dsasss fg east q c.s.as
-
rom So e. soass ss ne :i h.ss s e,, sss S.
agysrds soos. sho-s b by c~llns sddressnE Az
Rk, ~ Seveoth ee~nod below Tventv
sIess roo b cnyiussd your ssusssco- Lsdssa Al
icndea BY Ms Hara
A GREAT QUANTITY ov CAST oFr otOrHIss, FUR.
r.,s ~ sas,a, 20, sappy ss
o. ~, As brbes. oA nrcss for he by cssr
when si % pune.ualy s.s.dee Ladies sisaeed % By
hrs u.
4 RrrTyR caASrB srri.l. FOR LADIxs AND GKr.
- asnep enver, isey or CotsnE nlo sash - qua
rsrsse 70 PsI he folosfnr prSoe- trm ~ " Ss for sh
- Ako, Furniture, cayress, Jepery, sc To avosa
and mpo.nous sn calls .hovd b. .ed 6v 5oe
I'D ,.rss ss~. ss.ess !, :, s. and f"'n
A GREAT DEMAND roK CLorHFe.-LADres AND
pets. Hrs TuAsnlssd y rcr,s flo~sPsas frS~n 81 u
"a oosix firm 81 70 30 siA dre<s.s from 81 " ~ For
c.ss On o. ssdr~s,,ns A Hsrrs 50 laird Avepaa dls,
attended " by bssh1ra
A RrTTER CHANCE THAN EvBR pOR LADIES AMI
"A Evusnes N convert their or clo,hsr lno
IgusrsDiee 70 the olo- nr prices -rr-n - Sd for
and Als oarprss fnrnare and J-~ery The hys.~
prices pail Can at ~ address y. nsh l5l rey-sn
nue betr sen ~enssA h1d fweniyhr streets tAdts A.
'enaea ~ ~ "rA -
81 grss smoua or Cs "a csslns ,o w Canforpis
and pss's rssk IN. n ba~ priv psd fnw Cs- ~ Uhns
from ~ . s,s ..o .li Dre.ss fr c,>is y v st Go rau
4 isssy. ~ . Trs hrcsdrsy between IeSsss s' Az
Franklin sre<eL Ladies si'enasd ~ Nh 0abeT.
60 OOO wokrH or rxw AND LKFT ory CI.orR.
NC.OOO Ing wsnl>i for he Ns~tsrp msrkst The high.
wr Walsh. 81 Genre sre.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

IJIsrofIcAL Lr,rUKEs on 0KsAr RRPAn-HsYA
IL i've vnmsn.-rhs Rev. JONI LORD vi dedv~ {
courSe 81 . i<ctnr~s Ia Mnioa Hall pL orun-
m~x~ing loday svesirg Il = % olosk an
ccptnus successive Nssdsys saays naul aal -
ee~ve devrlo,suersis ne nsioe ~ siace -
intro6 ~ tkfisisnHy. A. relAfve
frrer wh a trs~frg the gres esyn-
pusgkrrs
Isczuxs 1 Nov if-PsulA the .o-nan rhrstSn wJnnL
Ieotfs 2, Nor lt-psupp. Ia SopAe y Csivsi,y
LEISURE s. Nov iq-E hAhs4h-xsm~n = Spverssrn
Lscturea Nov a-Nadsrs De suninos. The won.a -
Socsly
leciar. Nov N-MdsSae de- SUI the tat@rsry wa~.a
iectarr Dee s-NAry ~ N W. n . a. a. kdscsDr
Tisksts fe% the 81 80 sshnois siea afs,e
s'ntson " u h~ hid ., gr1Nsns sslkslfrr ~
BroagAv corner ~ vuursA rr~et apd the dos- For -
cDurn~ OILY nn h~d nsmt~r ~ urkets b. soid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09


l1CRr- Mr. Kendall ExrRAGTs CONws ap0
W nnniors iuass-ou'y w chemical pr,r~r~ wfss "a
rntinH pain heetnr. C1~sui~f ROW 10 81 9elok "A
- rcuf Kefevs Dr faanu 7, edt0r nrar~l
an oher medical Euntsmsn ~ this MY Terms 81 per cora
Tvs. CooPEK- "a DUANE sTRAKT nay 81 oos
~ smiled % AL dian~s-s Of Jn n.tur~ ~ yesrp
riussveiY eevssd v h0-s asu ersb,s h sssars
al Ihs w~frs ~ spl&n~s sAenrs n
ms~.l prea~~dsrs cal. 9TH csytsiair ~ sax r~csiv
rurra o. no pei.
nK. BRODtg fs3 BK@AUwAE en- AgpEs sOpKAayn-
~ ~ kud <ik0ut ~. reaeoius esor~S
everything srd are u. en- wllslut tetscttH
nR cOHDxTr 70 CKsrRE ~ Evr Hkrwsr.
~ Chsmheta .nf NeAde st-~~s. r.u - eCns111
o. ci~.ses DR. % msm7~r ~ ne Nsg vws
Lriverwy (setica UcilereI 49, 80 nthrnA W ~ nx~s
Private ~utrarcs II No 6cy HI rises
a.oR rBs FERMENTATION " HgMAE sUE.-
pvsvsfs rprsrn .tlor @fw BuNrgR has fnr thry ye.
.ns. N. sertM~ - nrrtein ssrr whlre 90
h.. tys~,sN a. 100 sNy sguasnd e~s ~th1a an ~
,s.rs. ~ s.rnv. r-redlss al and tnera
te,vpslor ~ hartnrs eh.aae a 1eA Nv, Hau.sr 10
.serasa n 90 tonrunx rntN " niehl
A., ~ o.s-s 40 vvscw sr~sL Gk.Tgt~ m0ferrs snA
80 -. rsr.s.d Sesrsh rsn. 1~l ~ pniess seos q
vss b,fi 80 scs1r hns-s. Rscx tc7 pp ErstnL
Ns4Tri.f. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

..~CR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-0N z AruRDAY.
r NOT TO- the United ,tAiaa Mall stnArigr FULTJf, A,
vet,on snasf, viii sa from Uar Ma North river.
BOT Of B~snh street, s.aroas Nov. o. at ~hk
tunnur for safety md crnforu his double gtuaa
under unsored by tight which DO
tends 10 II isru Andng
REG he free u Nad the safety Of YES
and pexsepgsFs Prir~ ~ samd cabin 10 and
rAnuaL n FOX,
aED NACRENZIu
Agents No. BROAD 1Ay.
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SAVANNAH ApD rHE ayCJA.-1ha Hkf AFD
- eles~xs ss.aiashlp ~ GUfLE&, - De Anaerean Al
nAnaer vai ie.ve pier " rrra Rsvss q s>urAsy 70
-cnh~r No. II r. ~ 1ek ssp "a catrep aeg &c = -
ecuaref IN elegance. su<fnr sar'y srf rueei ~ szy ~
ne os~An. r~ser 10 sev cf.sss ts TS -ghAe 1
hautxrs~ry f1f. wemphs. E3 ~, Hsfhve VT " kn1r
vill>, ~ ~; uhsisnoo~s as. siosuL S9 N1q-bns ~
AEsns. ga. Na-rr 81. auGu1N, 81 ~, Tave2rek -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

QANCENG NtNfftHtNlAoF
A DODwoRsHs p4sCTeg ACAUEx1E
NO so Broadway New TGrt
~ Montague a,seeA frDlkiyn
wIDNRaDAYs sns BATukpArH N NsN Sr-t. - -
sUNDAfb add lHuAsDANH. fVAaDAte ~ TatOsfr
o Rrvokiyn
In aad.ssln the Grar Qn.arfs Pruss apsnAc 6ves.
green, Erplre sad 0hsr rnsa dsuces 6lnsra sltane
Linda cher kfr utrSia.F9 ~ NJ.
L5twurh. safies * seSsr ea-s VII - & sdss
dying ths s>Asnn. -sich h. ~ -fN1nSi y -
fsrne,r jrs eceved fr0n r.1a snd Qaaarils strr
cnne" ESPECIALLY aasge1 the dsvr,3eneat n .-scrfn
tsaovernsoi IN chlfven
crcuiArs q .srns 40 mar ,. hss sisosf AcsAsuoy
r,ERRFRC's nAvCrsg AckuRav 70 WIT roTR.
t~e-h street Ne~ Ysrk -Jr-n frr r.re9uor pn
rs Afs@rnr fu Misses hd 1s-trr. Ter Fat~
ren scnops and prvstr t@ss-a nes aiisacad Or
c1.ar. b. bad 81 the acxtsn.y
x,rvrRhf. NEW GLASSES tRx NOW vORMfNo AT
- Rivers pa~csrg Aesdsfay, SIS ruton esre~t afynk
w Al fsshioasbh ds1res taugtt IN nf
srps for ,.rvriss grant ~arss a ooahe Hail
xsnssv evening. November ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

WINTER GARDEN
w This evening. Friday. Nov O.
MIss tUsHMAN
Win appear for the
LAST TINE
but one In her great character ~
ROMEO.
Nra ID. p. BOWERS
his ehArpng acre~s being unable appear for sAss
three MI hs Il New Work this Will opportunity q
seeing her The cast 10 Of unusus Including M
couldock M Dyost xrs. Arshbod Messrs sodday Laaa
ham and NARROW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

powyEs's srIxgs ARD oikTNssr -7ds ONLY H.
ID fsiible remedy for The piles II 10 ako used With great
for burns scsds, wounds rh~ofn esn
hlAins and inisnn story rheup,ssn II eyevlens
plcxfiop Ia All the above II will cure, or
Win b. ree-ned PRICE, - c~ns. per boa For sale
Wholesale retail lo9 beck Of Pearl
Agents wanted for caty and ooant<y.
c,IHxwc RRs, FIREwoRKs FIREWORKS THE SUE
scrbsrs beg kavs iuf poitci and othsss Asi
they prepared 20 furA short notice, Fireworks a
eyery DESCRIPTIVE and revica
L. q. a y. EDUB
Pyro<ecttouisss,
North Point.
jersey Cky.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09

A CADEMY OF PAsAAksHIP AND 30 Ok KEEPING,
~ ss7 Broadway " q, H0osLAND. for many yeas the
assistant n Oliver h. Goldsmith 10 reSrivfng puuis
lower erms hsn Sny other hsr Thorough practical In
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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
Iud,an Troubles Anticipated.

Accounts of the discovery of gold mines,
on the Nez Perces Reservation, have lately
been published in the Oregon papers. The
mines are supposed to be rich and extensive
but they were discovered SO late in the sea-
son that no attempt will be made to work
them this winter. Parties have organized,
however, with the intention of prospecting
the country early in the spring, and the
indians are determined that the whites shall
not work the mines on their Reservation.
Serious troubles are consequently antic.-
pated. In relation to the Nez Perces, the
Portland News says:
These Indians are among the most wealthy
and powerful on the Pacific slope. They have
about 700 head Of horses and many cattle.
LAWYER is their chief, and is an intelligent and
educated Indian. He is friendly to the wfates
and will do all in his power to maintain friend
ly relations. But his influence and power is
resisted by strong war party of the tribe, who
seek every pretext to find fault with the CON
duct Of the Government in the manner of full
filling their treaty stipulationsy and with white
citizens who go upon their lands. The wal
CultIo dAt NOIlSNdilliJ btthlb5 W Nhe
influence and power of Lawyer, and it is claim
ed by those whites located upon the reserve
that slight offences committed by the whites in
violation of treaty stipuations would complete
ly overwhelm the power Of Lawyer and convert
the great majority Of the tribe to a state of in.
veterate hostility to Americans. In view o,
this state of things the local Indian agent sta
toned at Walla Walla, has interdicted the min
ers going upon the reserve or across it for min
ing purposes. He has issued notice to the
public that If the miners cross the lines Of the
reserve, he shall Immediately recall all his mer
stationed at the reserve, as they will not bC
safe there, and shall turn the entire reserve
over to the military as only means for its pro-
lection. The temper Of the Indians is greatly
opposed to men going into their country fol
mining purposes.
The Nez Perces are undoubtedly the mosI
intelligent Indians on the Pacific Slope
They are not numerous but are wealthy
owning large bands Of horses and cattle
and are nearly allied to the Flatheads
Cayuses. and Walla Wallas. These tribes
speak a common language, ard should the
Nez Perces become involved in war with
the whites they would be able to effect
a powerful combination with the adjoining
| tribes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
Secession Intelligence.

The Pony Express arrived on the 9th,
at Fort Churchill, with dates from ST. Louis
to November 24th and special dispatches
to the Sacramento Union to the 26th. The
intelligence relative TO the movements OF
the secessionists, as usual, is of the sensa-
tion character, and many Of the dispatches
are doubtless published for effect. The bill
appropriating million of dollars to arm
and equip the State has passed the Georgia
Legislature also the bill calling State
Convention. It is reported that Governor
Moore has determined to convene the Leg
islaturc of Louisiana on the 10th OF Decem-
Der. Virginia is preparing for war she
has GO cannon, 500 kegs Of powder, made
by contract, and 5000 shells and grape shot
are being made for the Virginia market.
Ten thousand stand Of arms are being DIS
tributed in Mississippi, by order OF Gov.
PetIis. Gov. Wise has offered his valuable
services to So0th Carolina in case Virginia
has no use for him. The report that Sena-
tor Toombs had resigned is contradicted ;
he will resign, however, on the Sd OF next
March unless Georgia secedes. The Call
fornians at Washington have announced
their intention of setting up a Republic on
the Pacific, in case the Cotton States secede'
and Mr.. Otero, the delegate from New Mex
leo, has written home to his constituents,
advising them to join with the Pacific Con-
federacy. This intelligence is of great i'm
portance; and the people of this coast will
be under lasting obligations to the "Cali-
fornians at Washington" who have thus
disposed of the Pacific Slope.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. s, 1860.


THE County HosPITAL.-The Grand Jury
in their report, published in our last, take some
exceptions to the rules and management of the
county hospital. They think the practice OF
keeping the rooms in darkness after 8 o'clock
r. NJ. causes great inconvenience. Had the
jury remained at the hospital over night they
would have ascertained that the rooms are not
kept in darkness. A lamp is hung in the CEN
ter of the hall and kept burning all night, which
affords all the light that is necessary for the
convenience of patients. But the patients are
not allowed to have candles at their beds, to
enable them to read novels during the night,
and the jury doubtless got their information
from some dissatisfied patient who had been
deprived Of this luxury. To allow some of the
patients to have candles in the wards during
the night, would not only disturb other patients
but would also endanger the building. The
Grand Jury also recommend that four we'll
ventilated single bed rooms be added to the
hospital for the accommodation Of such as 1t
would be improper to lodge in the wards. We
do not think such an addition necessary
There are now two small rooms, which are all
that are likely to be needed for some years.