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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
DIED.

Suddenly, on the 2nd INST, in Appoquin.
mink Hundred, Mrs. Wihelmina Collins, wife
OF Geo. d. Collins, in the 29,h year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral on Thursday, 4lh
inst, TO meet at the house at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Place of interment, NJ. E. burial ground,
Smyrna.
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United States Restaurant.

h0bNSLOO lhCSIdlIItnI.
u Inc Inc subscriber having purchased of Chss.
Is. White the establishment here,ofo,o oo,J''..
ed BY him, would respectfully inform the nnb.
TIC that ne is prepared, at ali times. TO supnIv
them with all the Delicacies of the season n
the most approved style. OYSTERS aIwsvs
on hand either Raw, Stewed, Roasted. Fricd
or Broled- r'icu
he hat'ers himself that, BY a strict at,er,ior
10 business, with determination to please no
WEI be enabled to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
The Ice Cream Garden
Is also under his charge, and he will. durino
'ne season. endeavor to keep a constant sunnIY
OF lCE CREAM; also, at the Restaurant. wbero
ne has private room fitted up expressly for
from his public rooms.
THOMAS FENNEMORE.
V! Families supplied with Oysters BY the
quart or gallon on reasonable terms.
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Look Out for bargains

The subscrlber respectfully announces 10 hif
friends and the public generally that he has
just returned from Philadelphia with a large
and splendid assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods
which he is determined to sell at prices to suit
the times. The stock consists in part as fol.
lows:
A large assortment of LADIES' DRESS
GOoDS' large variety of Muslins, Calico,
rIounces' Cassinetts, CassiIneres. and Veslings
a large stock OF Ready-made Clothing; Boots
ana shoes at uery reduced prices; also, Gro.
Gerles and PROVISIONS, Carpeting and Oil.eloihs,
Iiais and caps. Queen and Glass ware, and
superior lot of Green and Black Teas.
A call is solicited before purchasing .lse.
where. - I'd ~ :,
ssPIs sa b aW EDWARD .nEt7K.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
Dress Goods.
Wanted.

n Il Gentleman experienced in teaching the
English Branches desires situation as Teach.
er; Gun give reference. Address-stoting
salary ana the number of months the School Is
IN session during the year
Il. N. FRASER,
oo, No. 80 s. Third st. (3d srory)
aug30.lm PhiIndsInoia
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

lying in Kent county, Md, and contained in Deed
of Mortgage from Isaac l.. Price and Catharlne A
Pnce, To William c Eliason, bearing date 10 the 27lh
APll 1857, and recorded among the land Records of
Kent cOuntv IN wit.
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Dissolution.

me hrm formally known and doing business
nhuer the name OF MITCHELL & BOWMAN
mas Oeen dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to the above named firm are
ne'eoy authorized to pay The same to John n
Do"'nah' and all persons having accounts
against Tue SAID hrm will present them tor Sc,
'ien'eh'' RICHARD MITCHELL.
JOHN Ii. BOWMAN.
ine business Will still be conducted by the
gneu, In all Its branches. BY a strict
-"eu''on l" business he hopes to merit a large
share OF public patronage.
sepl3-3t JOHN II RovuN
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
Misc eIlaneous Advertisements.
SEASONED LUMBER.
mel IKER & TATNATT.

Al IHE OLD ESTABLISHED YARD.
Market ircet Wharf. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wnllt "iHe Lumber !, II, "A, q 3, 4, and inches
Siding, &C. ing
Csrol!na IA and 5-4 Flooring.
1 helIo' i'i1e. and Norway Heart ScaDtling
r lien! 'ck Jolst, Scantng. Sllls Plank, Boards and
ShiHf es-Cypress and White Pine.
Posts = hesinut and White Oak
A"h Flark ! !, D. and inches
Popl| .ank, ScantIlng and Boards
pickc'", Plain ahd Fancy, B. 81, and a feet
PlaslefI's and Smuggling Lahs.
=, All ero' Lumber kept under cover. Buve,s and
VIII III 1t to their advantage 10 examine our
stock OF 'easOned Lumber ~"
we We, ~ Just received from bany a large cargo
OF fof' Ar LUMBER, SIS, inch and Inrhes ne
SS'nineht IN the CITY. Persons IN wunl please
- IN lily
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
miscellaneous Advertisements,
NEW SUPPLY OF FALL
Co. CID CID I'D -

ne subscriber has just received large and hand.
some assortment Of FALL and WINTER GOOnS
C"s,nn are now open and ready for purchasers. His
caii ot anu The public generally, are invited To
IS nd sl1 examine before purchasing else where The
b@ndsoma Is particularly called 10 his large and
Dress Goods.
BLACK and COLORED CLOAKIN(; CIOTIIS a.,
and see. STiIN%1,S n nr CcIne
sep6 1t N'1NANOH.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virIure ola Decree of the Circuit Court for
henl county, Mary land a OF Equity the ull.
dersigned, as Trustee, will expose TO publi sale 10
the highest bidder OH
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
TWO VALUABLE
e. VA. &c NM SEas
IN KENT COUNTY, DELAWARE,
a I p RIVATE SALE

IA - 4 - a = =
NO Is Is situated on the Delaware Railroad ono
mlle west OF Smyrna. and mile south of The SmvTso
ouli0n and contains III acres of land in L,pL s,a,
OIL cultivation. The land is of an excelIent 9noIi
ara IlVGed INTO SIX fields all OF which are acres,,hi
70 me stream OF waller which runs the "a hoe Iengib
Vi 'he Farm There are about 400 rods of pood bsa
Oh I'M me Farm The remainder is under good fence
me improvements are good and commOd,ous tvv,,
S.ofy hrick HOUSE With large new Frame kIIchonI
u.!acheI' There Is a large new Granarv win nm.
attached a good Barn, viii s,abng Tor len hnrsee'
Sarriage house, Workshop Meat house Hen hnm.a o.,
ice mousse oil IN good order. There is fine Inrno
App'e orchard containing over 200 trees of chn,Se
va, cues. a number of good Pear and Cherry trees
anu good grape vines IN full bearing
mo is situated on the road LEADING from, S,,,,.,.
Sla ION 10 hent0n, miles from The former snJ nne
from me latter place. containing 100 acres nsat aI
when Is uable, and IN high stale of cuIrivai,o
ulVlGed INTO SIX fields all OF which are we'll .,i;
" ~ water aud under good fencing fP''"
Inc Improvements are a good frame bouso ,,
hHchen' q nearly now graRary and CT ibs good Sol
ana shedding. and other necessary o1thu,Id,nne
mere 10 nice young apple orchard on tins Earn
ror further particulars apply to +. S. McWmoarr,
TeSlning on NO. !, or to the subscriber '
JOHN MCWHORTER.
Ue~" 81. Georges Del
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Tuesday, the 9th of October,
Zeal Estate,

1860, at ii o'clock, a, m at the Hotel of John McD
lel, ESQ, In CheslerIOMn. The fnlLnMlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
OHIO STATE LOIh HSS 4oo. DOC.

" OFFICE or THn cosM,.tosEEs OF Ehs sIss,se gSaDl
x s sT & 2 fot HUNDRED e hs DOLLARS
'f peS 'ddsSS.'s s ss't ::
s.y q @ SITE nat f1s %:
y Of an A' s Of III s s sI g 5tSiys ,s
EssY1It City until il ecooi :. q II: Tt ENTiETg DAY
3 3s Fok ES N5A f 66 SIX Il rs
Transferable Cehcaes the Fg-de- azj Eesls;ered Dsbs Of
1851 Be pad sent tte hit Iys n y:as.I ana
July essh Sesr the Ohio ate A;ene in tss ci O New
which q to the rate pes cert q ;se,. AID u dee q eas
:onsis may dse e be ms, .ssz.as . :s state tsss
TO b;.rta the n: q s.r.sp.o ss; ;.as
nj Fs Isfs DAY. Of b B. after the Thirty
Bearing tn,es: the .s Of SIX st sss.e% Pr s5sT~
3eaEiEg interest c. SIX PEI cent? Pc. srna1
vi fRsT DAY OF 6EJEMBER $50 S''' '' '
Eaeh papo,a mast sat eis'I:ay eT hch & these classes
and the price fox esrh az htrea d. .s &c escb a rorossd
Saa Depot G; f. one q s S s: ist
see 70 the order o. the ou1'i.sone er se eqla to bye
Ifeed the bidde: ,hs fell sly q t. ce.fc.ts re
s. .sse 4 s R o tn Isd 5 % tn he,
p or ;S' en- e' ha1 nys CO..
,itber r the whole sar rasd therein To- sIch 70
.noun thereo the rate sPeeiaea sy be snSs &c ts
insors On the dspos 81 IT, rte foS sh the certificate.
swarled TO him. vii be allowed to ssch successful ti!ie
and adjusted the delivery az tie certificates ard each lie
required 20 psy TIE sdue o. tie BID By Xix the
TWEHTY-hiNTH DAY OF DECEMBER, llGS, at the Ohio
State tgeHcy in Che C HeWYest tue aet place
the cehcaees awarded viii be -ssdy for delivery CeeSses
Of the Funded Debt Of State Of Ohio reGsesbs 6r
day Of January 1871 vii De received payeE. az part
the loan hereby cozte npAeee
The deposits .hs r-success' bi6es ~ be retre e.
them upon spp sto- Il the Ohio ca See dag re
snb-equeAt 70 the opeaing Of tie proposals.
The Coumts one The right reec. all
BIDS they saa deeE K re3esSy i order protest pro-
mote the interest Ct tie STATE.
Proposals Tor ths loe- Inst be i,,iosea , s,'d
directed TO tue Cemm.e the s.nkrs Fund Ct the Ss
Of Ohio and Endorsed Proposals fer - Ohio ar
In oder uniformity aa fer the oo.yeaiercs cf lid
aers the Coranores haye p.spsl 10 FER ofpropes whh
together With copy tfhs ct s-thozrg the lean AID any
formation desires u Che premises LAY te ebnsd TIA CHA
state Agency II Ns"' k CRY g =; toe ece G. tie Comets,
R. ". Taller, A-dl.er ef State
p. RI SELL Sac-tt-ry OF S.sts
c. p. NoLCO1r At17ey.Gese-L
C'EE!nons:s 0, hes.rN- Fr1l c: lie Silte Ct Ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
ITO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, and
OTHFRS
LCTs SAIE At
EIIZABETHPORT, NEW'JERSET.

This point The terminus o. che Csn.rG Railroad CT New.
ler.y y ich correction Is secured UltL al TIE Goa
and non regions Of Perrsyys L. and with extensive lumber
6.tyr aeordrg these aes AZ .owe- cost tLs CO CHER
ecnt or the ard IL hourly Communication BY steam
boaf I'D railroad with New York distant 10 niles j. provided
~ 1ts, ard ra; has yer healthy location, and Offers
yeied facites foT the esabhs1t Ct Manufactures src
Nbsc trsAeS The SUBSCRIBER oers tEese Lcts In quaint
% 10 m IurchsEers very favorable terms both % TO pnce
md the Of payn.el Mechanics and MA1ufture; Paftca-
io,Iv are reousste5 70 examine the gr,rrd Apply To-
3 n KELLOGG IKE uto- Nc 90 BesYe.-s. N Il o. to
n n COOLEY, Agent, EIlshetApor..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
lIIIsCONSIN lRock County LANDS for

VEJ ISCONSIN KOck OcuII3J Ln.l1'1 IUI
w sALE-38c Acres Ct fch paire ead heavily tGee;ed
LAND near the houTishHs 1o"h O. ItHe''us "''''h' ''
Sale. ,,<... $500, ,,,,., O, ,.sr, 4. 70
H. net FOR AGRICULTURAL purposes r. Ro.k county G2d t
Coapy E acknowledged posses the HeHs sne' IL the
State. - -. l.. i,o5 an ,ls
principal part Of tie purchase money hy Tsan CO COCO sla
portzszs Tor d tenn OF years
Fof fsrther particulars inquire :. ,,- -.
JoHN HOWE Rootyille, WIS., or ne rter-ises, on 70
Messrs FOSTER Il THOMSON, 10. te "sAh ne".io1A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
BOARD an6 Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-A neatly furnished front
I'D Room on second -four modern house In pleasant pf
~ family where there are boarders and where boaie
wll be token in the With Ward By Gentleman Wife an
very quiet Child IL nths old References exchanged Al
/ WILL BOARD few desirable FAMILIES,
rlndinV Rooms Private Table f desired Steam
arc Gas at $40 to sn per week esct psr.on Also
few GENTLEMEN, 81 &e to $40 s. T. MEAD, Sniih'0nisa
House Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

ADRIAN II. MULLER Auctioneer,
kCD-ST. LOTS AT AUCTlON.-ADRIAN
ce1 MULLER will sell at the Merchants Exchange on
THURSDAY, Oct. 49, at IL o'clock,
5ed lots between ath aod sthsvs, in rapidly mproy
neighbour cd the Central Park and within about lO
feet Of Nsdsonsv The Is regulated and graded and the
10 hsr domey situated the grade Title direct from the
the present Terms favorable and sac
perea ptory. Maps be obtained at the Office No IS
Wal 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
paints, Oils, &f.

GOAL OILS.--5O bbls standard, illuminating
~ COAL OIL equal In quality 70 any offered n tn. GHtt
a. lots 10 cult pIrcs.ers Also 300 bos heavy Coal OIL fo
s,le low, By VIM. W. MEREDITH,
Dealer In Goal Ois
Ee. lie ktidsaiaE ness Pe.xs
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Sales bn Antiion.

A. NJ MyRwIs, Aoctloneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN d Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Mes sa4 and $50 Broadway Sales NJ Books Stationery
Pict1e. Works Of AIT, Feocy Goods Furniture SO
THURSDAY EVENING, oct 10. n 81 O'Clock.
COINS, MEDALS. AND CONTINENTAL MDNEY-A
large and choice collection Of both American and Foreign en-
bra ng many that exceedingly nd valuable pas
uculIiy rich In American pieces For particulars catalogue
which may be had It the saiesrooms
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, at 81 O'Clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-In part
reflections piyat. libraries; comprising large variety
valuable works In various depart Of Literature aud
acencea &c Also large Manic Lanten with gl.ss .lda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
Dancing Ara6emies.
A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"a Nc. SO Broadway, HewYork,
no l57 Montague place Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS aad SATURDAYS In New .Yoti
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS In Brooklyn

At4p n for children, at p. n. for gentlemen.
In id Alton TO the Court Qusdre Prince lmperaie Eysr
srteu Empire sud cther social dances Mnaet Qusds LINDA
sad other dances sreadJ introduced By Mr. DoD
duE the which may be mentioned La crains
inst rsosyed ou Paris aad the Qusdne senne especially
d,tsed 10 tie 6sTeopnsn o. graceful movcmsn 10 chhdrsn
CroqlT Of tWns "a, cay DO hsa Of either Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
JAMES II. SrzBBuss. T7elsursr

NOTICE.-At meeting OF the Board Of Direc-
IN Of the Manhattan CoGpaIy he'd THIS DAY. JAMES
NJ MORRISON tls Cashier ted Prestdsct to ti the
vacancy by the 1scease Of Casb o. Htet Hsat st
Con panY NeH.York eth Ont. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
ADRfAs II. MULLER Auctioneer,
l.. ok tba ant.

ADRIAN Ii. bCLLkk, Aucuoneeft
WILL SELL by AUCTION, at the Merchants
w Exchange, on MONDAY, Oct % 1860, a: o'clock,
THIRTY LOTS, -
NEAR THE LOWER PART OF THE CENTRAL PAhk-
Lot on BROADWAY e corner Of SD st.
Let SEVENTH AVENUE, W. corner Of 33d'st, and
Of Broadway let
Lot SEVENTH AVENUE, adjoining s. W. corner OF
500 ct.
Lots on EIGHTH AyEnUE s., commencing 20 feet north
of5tthst.
Lot on BROADWAY. n w.. corner of 69th st.
Lot TENTH AVENUE OF 69th-s. Of Broad
way lot
SLOTS BRoADWAt. between 6h sa5 7cth sts adjoining
oil running til ough 10 lthsv, with several buildings.
Lot fronting BROADWAY, Of SHAY. aud
6Sth vt.
10 Lots SIXTf-F0URTH STREET, n. commencing
25 feet west Of 8hsv end 96 feet inches Of Broadway
Lots on SIXTY sixth STREET q, 2T3 feet west Of
Broadway AID 100 feet east OF lothsv.
porter Of the purchase money msy remain mortgage.
For and particulars spply to toe Auctoneer No IS
Wallst. (2,9Tl)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

ADRIAN H. NuLLsR Auc.oneer.
ON FRIDAY, Oct 10, 1850.
" LARGE SALE Of LOTS on 3day. Ahsv 18th and 18th ,ts
Couprising SEVEN LOTS The WEST SIDE Of THIRD
AVENUE Including the
CORNERS Of SJTH aud 56THSTS,
And the SPACIOUS DWELLING HOUSE
Formerly occupied by the late
JOHN n. GRENZEBACH. esq.
Also SEVEN LOTS the east side OF 4thav.
As9TWENTY-FIVE LOTS On tue north side Of 18th St. and
TWENTY LOTS the south side Of 76ihst, between
the sd and 4th avs
This valuable p,opefy located the line Of continual i'm
enebts iii be sold auction In LOTS and PLOTS OF
LOIS, at the MERCHANTS EXCH .NttE on FRIDAY, Oct.
10 at IL O'clock, by ADRIAN II. MULLER AucIoneer.
portion CT the remain mortgage for
i've years - =, ..u.,
For maps &c. apply at the Auconeers Office, No. IS Wal
u 2,9t9) a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

TWU spIendld drJONnhE MANnIUNo on D!Ueh-
A lyn Hl1tts. between fuo- au9 Walls eerdes Nos -
.nd 81 ouu 5!e To- SALE 10 LET together separate,
with privilege purchase, on easy sri cre ho1se Sf the
lxGO bu by dBye urt. Inspector O. 're owner
expressly for his ard fAnys -es9ecco Every detail Of
utiy or be, beer carefully ATTENDED % spt rroed
h. tbs best style Both houses four stories hE brown stone
for stoop and tsCEt,sdes rztera ye-y hdrdsone
tvle Of architecture modern asr massive sPps-ance sSd
moi sn-pas ed by any Of r LEI axe II Neg YORK Tire windows
OF Inc sor gtt Of plate glass 81 feet offering
eve-y facility Tie splendid eYe!ssg psnoas q e Bsy,
HIS and falls O. the Psssc The rrcps stsitcs5e !. esp:ca
of solid black walnut very beautifully trimmed Lighted y
birbI onAmened leGerr o. stained o,- which view OF
Ienc leland the horizon 10 commanded Tse entrances ore
lofty and the principal halls laid with ltaiaa Leois t.es
rhout The ayetory Gspiete CT speEcd ktae op-
ns o. lawn with every requisite G. TT cuisine and orb-
vea and speaking from uEc Lars 3 scood stories
o snd cold baths every story ar water l9se-t IRON
kitchen 10 al TIE upper chambers Cos vaults AID cpl cid vine
v0lis All lighted ty inmrst The Premises can DE-
seen at al tines tne person. cLtt tet terms -Ppy
20 t-OhlLh pAOrscf''' NN'' 3 4'o "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
financial.

1900 Fan fTancisco City per cent Bonda
$500 Sci0o aud Hocsing Valley RI 1t Mortgage Bonds
5000 Tere bsute ADD ton Rir sd I'd mortgage Beads
Ssh 90 Ipois Central RR cent Contraction Bonds
$500 Two Roon and Wolf River RR Real Estate Mtg B
Meat regular sale MONDAY, Octobs< 20 Ryuisx
Auction Ssle Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY sni
THURSDAY or dsv when required at 2i O'clock ne
otook ssesroor No So Willsn-st at the Merchas< Hs-
change prerrsd Stocks
sale, andss the Brokers' Board ALBERT n NICOLAY0
Auctionser ard Stock Broksx,
No. 50 Wtianst, near Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

EXECUTORs SALE of valuable REAL ES-
II TATE at Public Auction On MONDAY, 29tn Oct inst
at o'clock m Captain FOLGERs McFarlsnd iioi se IN
the village jersey vii be sold Nine 30 100 Acres
valuable LAND situate in said village in the n mediate y;n
Station At Pac being 81 mioute ride from Jersey City by the
Erie Railroad trains The land Ia beaut fully loated for vis
Pots or Binding and will be sold In t~o parcels OF os 100
and e7O1 acres Title perfect sale positive and or ibeIa
terms from New York willing TO attend will take she
Erie train At II O5 o. III from City for Pasic.Paerson,
Oct II 1850 JOHN HOPPER, Exec ltor Of
JACOB 4. VREELAND deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
Al BLEEcKER Auctioneer -
INTENSIVE SALE of 81 BUILDING LUIS

INTENSIVE SALE of 81 BUILDING LOTS
IL On 9Th 10th, aud i1thays, -
40 18Th Gath, lllh l2ih 2lt lad, 1884, i2ih 18th lS4th
and l4stss
A J BLEECKER, SON Co, win sell at auction on
THURSDAY Oct IS, at 10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Tx
charge, -
On 6thay IA lots, and W. between l26h aud Insists
On 1Oih-av 4 lots 2. corner Of ll3ths. $500
On llthav lots aud between l2lst and l2Sd IT,
On 42d.st., lots u. O.. 22s feet eat Of llttay.
On sab At q lots, Z. 100 feet east Of llth-sv.
On 9th It, lots, n. 100 feet east Of llth-ay.
On llith-st., lots n IT'S feet west Of 4th-av
On ll2,h st 9lots =. s. lz5 feet west OF 4thav.
On l2stst, 2 lots n 9. loo feet east of llth az: 800
On l22d.st 3 lots n aud between 10Th aud llthsys
On I23d-st hts H. and s. between 9Th and llthavs
On l24th IT,, 2 lots s. 8 100 feet east Of 6th-av
On I2fth ct 4 lots n. le0 feet east of 6thev.
On i2ith-st 3 lots n 8 435 feet west Of 5th-ay.
On I4lst 1t 6lots g. 100 feet east 6thsy.
Title indsputsbe and the terms will be liberal MAIDS &C.
at No Pineet. (tO93)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

TORCH HTS ROMAN GAMBLER
ROCKETS, and general assortment Of FIREWORKS OF
xss afseure ot petic and public dspay
6saleby w.. sYhEs L BRO. Ne EO broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
Hlnsirai Boxes.

WE have now on hand large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BONES PLAYING 2, g. l. s,
TO- H. 10 a. and 81 tunes manufactured oy the best makers Of
SWITZERLAND.
Handones Orertures E1pfessye, &c &c accomplishments
DILUTE, BELLS. DRUMS and CASTAGNErrES Gemn
from Opea. popular American Melodies Negro Melodies etc
TOY biU Steal BOXES, playing l, 2 3, and tunes
PAlLLARD & MARTIN, Importers,
Muhcsl Boxes repaired No. 81 Naiden.laD NegYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

DIANOS, NEW and SECONDHAND SEW
l. ING MACHINES Pistols, Silver aud Pl,.ed Ware Funi
Cash advances on Pianos Watches aud Merchandise
generally. LIZ JONES, No. 50 Ann st.. second door
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We print, in another column, a letter from
working-nan in reference TO an alleged mlsquota-
uoni on our part, of a portion of Mr.. ALoNzo
DRAPER S remarks at the working-men's meeting
held at the Temperance Temple on Friday night
With the omission of some complimentary express
sions in reference to ourselves which have no con-
nexion with the subject, print the letter entire
rs we received it. Apart from the confidence
which we have in the accuracy Of our
reporter, the fact. that the report, in The
San, of Mr.. DRAPERs speech is substan-
tally the same as our own, affords a tolerablv
strong presumption that both reports are correct.
In charging us with attacking the working men,
either of Lynn or of our own city, Our correspon-
dent does us injustice and shows that he has
entirely Inexperienced the drift of our remarks
Those remarks were dictated rather by feeling
of sympathy for the working-men who, we be-
heyed, were acting in opposition to their real
interests, and by desire to convince them of
their error. We do not assume to be the cham
pions of any class, or to argue political questions
with reference to class interests. We do not pro-
fess to be the exclusive friends of the workingmen
any more than Of the capitalists-their employers.
Our aim is to discuss all questions alike upon
grounds of right and justice only, and it was
upon such grounds that we basel the views
we have expressed in reference to the Lynn
strike and the sympathy which it has been at
tempted 10 excite in favor of the strikers in this
city. From those views we have no disposition
to recede, as see occasion to correct the re-
port of Mr.. DRAPERs remarks to which our cor
respondent has taken exception