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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-27

THuRLow WEEDS Or1N1oN.--Thurlow
Weed, in an article in the Albany Journal,
alludes to his recent visit to Springfield in
the following terms =" Since the newspapers
have made our recent visit to Springfield the
occasion of remark, it may not he improper
to say, that an interview with Mr.. Lincoln
has confirmed and strengthened our couf-
dence in his fitness for the high position lie
is to occupy; of his eminent qualifications
for the great trust reposed in him; Of his en-
lightened appreciation of the difficulties and
dangers that surround us; Of his desire that
the free States, if in anything delinquent,
shall fulfil their constitutional duties; of his
determination 10 require from all the States
an enforcement of the laws and obedience
to the constitution: and, finally, Of his earnest
and inhexible devotion to the princl piles and
sympathes Of repnblicanism."
I AIDES CLOTHS.-We have on hand con-
II plcte assortment of Ladies Black and Color
ed CLOTHS, suitable for Coaks. Basqucs, and
Dresses, ranging from 81 per yard upwards, any
Of which will be found examination to be ey-
ceedingly cheap, ana We wish all our customers
To bear in mind that re make a dedaction Of u
per cent. from the price Of our GOODS for cash
until the 18th of February.
". N. SINISTER & CO.,
No. rs, opposite Centre Market.
between 7th and Sth streets.
W.<I;p,r,np ,lon 0--liU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-27
The Pony Express, with California dates

The Pony Express, with California dates
of the l9sh inst, passed Fort Kesrney early
Tuesday morning. The steamer Uncle Sam
sailed on the l1,h with Sl,466,9l5 Sc in
treasure for New York. Business was mac
tive. Is is understood that Gov w eller will
accept the position of Minister to Mexico.
Col. Fremnnt's mines ut MaripoSa yield
regularly $4,000 per month. The news
from Oregon and British Columbia is unim-
portant. The news from Washington Ter
rI:hry is most terrible and heart-rending.-
The Indians had massacred the greater part
of body of emf grants, and the survivors
were found eating the bodies of the dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11
Personal Intelligence,

Louis A Mispot ami wife, Of Ne~ York; John yefrries
W Hooper and Charles rboradike all OF Boston ana
W 7. Wills, OF Milwaukee, are stopping At the Brevoort
House
Oliver Phelps, Jr and wife OF New York; W II Hsr
Psrxmsn all OF Boston, are stopping at the Union Place
Hotel
Mr. Engiehart, OF Eng,and; T. W CorninK OF Albany:
James Soda, OF Louisville Ky. Calender, OF Boston
John Bliss and wife, Of Milford and Robert Wood OF
Montreal, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Professor lnsrAham, Of Holly Springs, Miss Capt
n. rhsyer and wife, Of Boston Ross wnans wife, a
Baltimore; j hegry, W Bradford, A Dickson, 7. Pot.
ter, A InsrahAm, J Ford, j. Craig, u j. Mclean
J. Martin J. shantz, j. Ri enhouse, John Cassin aad G.
w. Mooney, members OF the Philadelphia Common Couu.
ell, are stopping at the H. Nicholas Hotel.
DR. Scammon, OF Chicago: Lackermmier, OF Boston:
A skoiogo, OF New YORK; J B. Gallo, OF Savannah;
Pepe Bsreno 81 havana Henry Cagstone, of Missouri
and W Palmer, OF Michigan, are stopping at tine La.
large House
Judge Snipmsn, OF Hartford; W. James OF Albany; L.
r. MURRAY api wife, Mrs Vail aud Mrs Ophaut ali Of
Mount Morris, { Carr and wife, n CowIes IL B
Henry, janice Mclean and family, Mr Sutherland aud
family ana Dr. r.. vAnderburgh, all Of New Yorx. W
H.mmog aud family, Of Batim re- J. Giles aud T. Har.
rltton botn Of Boston. and II II Boucher aud wife, Of
Slayvesant are stopping 81 the AlbemArls Hotel
lord Pslmerson. the present Prime Minister Of Eng
land, completed hs 18Th year on the Goth ult
janice A Rollins, member Of Congress elect from thu
Second district u Missouri III he been conined 10
his room since The August election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11
The Votes of the City.
TO rHE EDITOR or TuE HkRtLp

The number Of votes registered before the recent
Presidential election, in the city OF New York about
ll5.cco. Toe number OF votes poed about s5 900
Thus perceive dtnct Of 20 900 votes Il is fair ~
IS 900 Of this 20 900 we're democratic or
anti black republican. Uoder the present election law
t,cre IN pslpaoe dicuity which uniustly up IN
tis city ard It's great democratic msiority The worst
feature Of the obstruction IL tia, bears especially up "a
the working men OF the city. THIS difficulty may be
found lot much IN lack Of for voters
~ In the hours prescribed for voting In Philsdelpha
Tor instance, the las IL astructed render
convenient for the DAY ard week aborer vote without
losing day or bali day, aud lag COCKER" for the
loss Of labor 10 that city polls kept open until
eight ocock IN the evening thus an1rdng ample oppor.
tuly for the working classes 10 vote Ieiscre
After supper This subsct Is respccully presc ted 70
The noiice OF Hon. John Mcleod Marpny ID. H,u
,. Connolly. nav YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

Before hon. JUDGES Sutheran1, ingrahsm aud B,nny.
Nov b-Atacam~nt AGAIN. N. estate y Efe1ri Boaar.
affirming the decision below IN all points. with coats
Judge Sutherland aided that there written opinion
In the Gaze OF AL tn Judges.
IN As ~ ne star u Sdsn,i Lasf ., w Bry.
an rrccecdinss before he justices aihr med,
costs
IN tAs m1>r ~ M M1rch~etu Palr.r, to b aduta>d
Lttrrey Mr. Mefgwood, Of the Lac Untysrsity,
moved that Mr. Albert asrchmen Palmer be admitted 10
practice aud make tne plona ~ the lac Universty
evidence o. Tue efficiency Of the applicant
similar application was msde some months ago and
the Court reirs ID 10 admit lbe applicant the mstler
taken 70 tho Court ~ Appeals ~hicn reversed the
decision Of the Supreme )ourt and back remit
Yer 10 this court In sne usual form Toe Court
papers
Council also moved for the sam ission ~ ar A. BIRD
Gardiner upon the app cants pction, and also the
certificate % four ave counsel o. this N the
applicants character and efficiency the Court the
papers
IN A mar,r Of a, application Of M Henry w
lumb's College Applied for the msson Of the csiou
the diploma OF The college Counsel sAd-It Gill DO
recoleced BY the Court that this matter
Court ~ May last, and the motion denied the sss
brought before the Court OF Appea then ordered
entered here and ordered that the application OF Mr.
Cooper should be granted
The COurtwnat parties appeared In the Court Of Ap
pcsls'
Professor D.lsht-I appeared counsel for Mr. Cooper
The Court-who appeared On the other side
Professor Dsight-No one, str.
The Court-who directed the cerk 70 send the papers
10 the Court of Appeals
Professor Dwight served notice on the clerk
The Court-He had no orders from this Court
Professor Ds ght-rhe sent MP 10 this usv
and argued before the Court OF Appeals BY myselI
and the order ~ this Court reversed.
The Cour,-lt Was an exparte argument, then and no
one present from the other side vs. ~ ass the papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

osSr,. ysss w'e::.os and three
kubls. NV. Jaus c.v.llo RYAN R9lpa. q ssn and
sourHAnrros Asp slvRx -sts amsh,p Fulton-nr " b
prn.sra srsre, o. sssg.iahes g London g and Mr. Dol
NJ and Mr. Col Hamilton Alosey; Ms. 4 Hanin,u,
Mrs wcshsm and ssrvsas Ms.sr HOFFMAN, aaos ss
~ NJ ;s.%::: S.s, ss.siss,ss 9sasss s i:
sssst ws. ' rsomS.o1 s rsow Ms: s NJ:
sos s sss war; Es.ss r.y Tsa r H; " asss.,
s S'S,.. B9:o1 Gh.goo x;. nSc.ns yi.s WIN
Hon ~ ws,ren and VIZ. sos,oi kev r o.dy. NevA.i
JON a.. Ssse r. md n " ss n.
s sac..s sI 5ss Ne. ss ?sss
smith n and Mrs ssker chli and JIsi
.a pSsS M. r." su w S y. IP; ,o rs,,e
wG sqTss ne. ssr. ss I'd NJ as,sssna Four
d-lsne rurin and chd jose McG.sra jose olsssrri 81
Boris France; Mr. y uarrerss Hsvsns-ro.s e
two esa.n and s.sm.sD
LADY smIh iaoy. Infants .nd servant two asses
s:: T.. r n 40 sp. ssf miami ssS
Snn,wsrd, NJ. v.ri sr. Dr. II. u s.. s% s
.n a"a Ds.. sss. s N. 1o,a "a sna lax ". sH
Ssrr Mss Isempsos Mr. Horton. LADY and csis
Johnston and lay, Miss Johnston Miss y Lamb H.ssr
Pierre Mr. Bssuy jno kienis and LADY Rev ~ JOIN
son. Bouliau sans Robinson, JAG ,bs W Hughes
John Leigh. Jno witt wsmbold Drew. rhos H'Wsn
a Won bAuon. y Levi JAS 0ormsn Geo nodda nxran
kr saton MI BAbc'ck Mr. Burns-and I'D IA the sesrsge
MISUNDERSTANDING Augusta-Nis. White Mis- q whl.s.
hssd Mrs and MIS- orusn 40 lnfants aad uurs.
woodward Mrs 6lgnilis mrs tirsbtree child as
y Mayer, Mia keeney. Mhs n Reeney. n Kpufnan A
Bro.n, God ne, Mn W Roberts. Mrs. ID winters 4
y Davis W Davis VIM Bake N Quintard Mrs q hen Ms.
jos e. Miss add MAxt-r Coh-n, Louis Tim Mr. and Mr.
nsyis, kt.s ie ", wise keenan,, Miss Ncrarian
SslL Mr. aud Mrs 5rookhouse q Kuround Robi Dillon
~ Van Dieu, Dixon. II 1ssscu Mrs. Jno Ryaa, Chss
NcAvpr, ap kowlani, Asry Frsel Scott n MenihArt,
Mrs henihar. hiss MenhArt srs Frank, Mss Ms.er,
williams l. strsuS Or Benjs niu Mrs Benz smin
Nichols n. Mics Neoee, MISS hellen Howard Mss
ls~retce, jos BoAnert Dom Rir Mrs 4 Rir Mas
Ks hAssev and Ns ks Mr. Talton and Infant, Mias
halron, Farley, = kichoa. J Mullsr stacy Mrs
SMer, Nsefer Harshoru and Mrs an MIRA Max
smits Master Msrt Smith hias smith n Finn NJ y
hscsven FRANK. Chu y Clair, n Freemsn-snd Ito IN
s.vAs..a-s,eamss,p = cuyi-r-susan EoS.rssou re
Ne6 we daughter and vn servants stebblns. Mo-
s.hsins Brown wife and -four drn Reseccs osoorn
snd servAnt nr Be. Mrs. Damp and child oeo nier
Mrs ,has Ceurctn and chid MrsR hAwkes and three
CHILDREN wnlmar, trAs rei sarah slave OF Hcut
der u 0ur,c rod wife. Mrs snyder Hen Andr-vs uhs.
ormnen sss Mary spadlns. FARRELL Davi l. I@as,
nckrsh Ann 90 Tins and iafsnt and Jsns Conns
My.rs fs.soa Mrs Capt Gnnah O dawes seAsrhsrp
bnnds', Geo Robertson Rldridre and two sops
Gray Mrs sutterhed. VIM nuiier Mrs Mary a yards
Ch0 Powen-and 70 IN the steersge.
kisesror Jasfe, uship zuu-N rurnbu vile and chid:
Lunch Norris, " Besser, Hisohins aud scn q N l.
Amor, n Smith add wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

Nov. s-Georos Berry u. SAMUEL @ SlepA1d This
vas an sc,ou t~o promissory Of 81 900 each,
~bch the defendant, made and gave directors Of the
Ass Insurance oompsny The circumstances Of the case
we're - fcIlo~sl proposed .. the time OF the for.
nation Of the company 70 raise by subscription the
Of $500 600 and tina, condition the defendant handed
over the notes mentioned
The company failed 70 raise the entire sum- only getting
$3.50 600 but told the stockholders that the fu amount
had been subscribed The notes then Transferred
person OF the name Of IAdd Who Transferred thc for
consideration, and paid them at their maturity The
defendant alleges that The notes then reanserred
TO the COMPANY and by the directors handed 10 the plain
f for collection The will turn these aee
Neesrs y and Il Hawkin for plaintiff and Es Judge
lean and Mr.. Lyman for defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11
THE cAPTURE or GCADALAJAaA -coSFLicri


CoUNTS-YucArAs, ETC.
From La Prensa, OF Havana, Nov
By the spanish steamer Union We are n receipt OF
ver. Cruz 10 October 40 Dates from the CAPITAL
to the 10th. letter received from there Of tnAt
date say. rhe capture OF GuaiAlAarA the llin
reported a. certain but Communication has been In.
teroepted yet ignorance OF what hss occurred
In that bloody transaction II IS SAID that THIS govern
ment has already received of'iA intelligence OF that
event and various accounts in circulation, which,
from taeir unoertaniy, are uo worth my while trans
uniting 10 you
Aarqurz continued his march from Qleretaro on
the lT,h, Msis Commanding the vanguard OF
his forces { Ia generally believed that his
operations would be confined n tue occupation
OF GuAusua,o in order TO deliver up TO plumber II hs
should not stop there, but pass on, s probable that
Q.1sno's division may offer battle, 10 which case, IN
latter being provided with two excellent batteries Of
heavy calbre nve thousand men ard wasn't and hoaDe
able chief, victory viii declare for the liberals
Aureano, with as much holiness rs dcxterity. has
alarm. lie came as far - one OF the gaes and
carried OF The guard which vas duty with some arms
and horse AMI all the duties that had been collected
there Yesterday he DID the same ding The lack d.
this maa makes these people indignant and sasase
Another letter says The ntercepsncs OF cnrrcspDuf
enoe from Nore has strengthened t,e bee OF the cap
ture OF Qua iasra much that the very employees as
sert IT. In order 20 give the assertion greater air o
authority they All details which bad DOT ggen De-
fore, sai say that the llIh, bot she II
that Gouztcs ortegs disposed columns OF 500 msu
each, Who took the points which remained 70 the
tons al the pbut 81 the baynnet aud that enrAgei at
the death OF Apdon an the obstinate resistance OF Cas-
to, be ORDERED The after and seventy che''ani Oh
fell nt) bis hands TO be shot II is sad that
Nhsmou receiver yesterday extraordinary from Mar
quey co nmunicattng this INT lligencs
Others speak of pr rate letters received by various
ante houses but although have relations ~ltn
crAl have yet been ger which o. them
has received any such letters
The Did,o d. Ia NuiHa says that according 10 private
letters received At that office there 10 truth Whatever
In the reported fall Of GuAiasa And further ths, the
reported retreat Of the bcssEpg army consequent
vigorous safiy OF Castillo 10 also untrue
Dates from inertia Yucaian, are 10 the 49, ult Tho
only Of worth giving IL the disappearaucc OF
endemic and others OF serios nature which
afflicted that city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy,


Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
Nov -Edi0drd Fdlconer rs Henry H. Waters This
ia action for damages for false arrest Tue plant
complains that the defendant Metropolitan policeman,
took him from the City Hall Park through the public
the Essex Police Court before Justice Brennan
and there held the plaintiff 10 custody for four hours for
which injury he claims $500 damages.
II appears that the plaintiff holding forth
preacher sunday In the Park, and collecting crowd
around him, which the police deemed obstructi 10
the public thoroughAre least such conduct
ed TO breach or the peace The defendant den les any
i'll treatment any force In compelling the plaintiff
dcsist aud adduced evidence show that Mr. Faconer
perssted In preaching In the public thoroughfAre and
said that he would do in defiance OF the police the
force and ssuch duly arrested the plaintiff for offence
auo Rad rcsspabe and probable for doing aud
Whatever he did TO the plaintiff he acted a. such police
officer, without malice without excess OF authority
force and having reasonable and probable for oil
his actions and Also that the plaintiff held 10 keep
the peace by the magistrate.
The plaintiff was exnmin ID and denied ever having
said that he would continue TO address the assembags IN
defiance OF the police
M A. Oakley Hall, the part OF the defence submitted
that the adjudication Of the magistrate holding Fail.
coner 70 keep the peace, bar action against
the ofhocr who arrested him He would Dot, no viewer,
ask the Court 70 dismiss the complaint but preferred
the jury should pass upon the facts the charge or
the Judge a. to the law. Sealed Verdict
Nov. The jury IN tue Of the arrest OF Edward
Falconer the street preacher brought In verdict for
the defendant thus justying the Metropolitan police
removing him from the Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

From Punch OF October -
Yes, dance with him, lady, and bright a. they are
Believe u.s. he's worthy those sunshiny smiles:
Wave DER him the nss OF the Stripe and the star
And gladden. the heart Of the Queen OF tue Isles
We thank ycc for all that has welcomed him-most
For the sign 81 true love that you besw the o Land
Proud beress OF all that his ancestor lost
You restore u, In giving that warm, loving hand.
Ard vel claim, too, the omen ra,es looking s~kancs
And fate, only, kno 80 the tune she viii play;
But " John aud bis Cousin Join hands Cor the dance
BID luck 70 The parties Who ~ In their way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

EpnrsT On Thursday night OF last week B. J Or.
ton heretofore considered OF the most res pecabe
married citizens OF Munson, Henry county, H. took
wife OF Mr. Morton, OF the place and fed paris
unknown he had prcvo sly obtained the cash for his
farm, and had evidently been making preparations 10
commit the foolish act 10 supposed he had IRON % 900
70 s. GOO with him No track OF the guilty pair has yet
been discovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11


APPLICATION FOR NlsD,Mus AGAINST rHs BOARD
OF ALDERMEN DENIED.
ne Peorl, o. "A, R,sro, ~ Parot LyneA AMI o.h,rf
&c ~ Board Of Aiirm>, Of ne Cay Of Nep FORK -rhe
reators obtained Alternative msndsmus requiring the
AIdermeu to take action and pas or confirm the
award o contrast REALTORS cleaning streets
al avenues OF the city Of New York for the OF
eyeus show cause, 81 Tae Aldermen return that
they taken action thereon aud have refused 10
dtm the sssri OF the contract The realtors insist
that TIE b. made by them the loves, offered; that
the Inspector s~sriet them the cont act, By sw
be compelled to 90, they being the lowest bidders
that tncis security FOR the performances has been ap
pruyed that The Al.ernen have such discretion
a, they claim q refusing 70 confirm the sssrd. The
oliy question 70 BE- cortcered /. whether Alder
ca, N their iiretou, reject ~ refuse TO connrn the
ss"d q Their utrsci uueer such eircunssaces me
Case u the People ri Dinsmore against the croton
Alveiuct BJut (6 Abo s2), 10, think, decisive
q M qae',i1a mo city oriiEsuocs, s~fuly maize.
excced ug s250 Until hss been confirmed by tn Con
moo Cn1uch without consdertus stether the contract
10 Ga,.t Advantageous enc 70 The city not u
scvlieSt thai the powTt ounarn implies tne authority
o. rtiect suy uu 81 exavagaot Contract ought 70
ne lsctd. siboaah q shnHl be the 70 sest AMI most
favorable % made u ~ould De an idlc ceremony 10
refer tn propsAs est mates Aaa contracts - the Gem
Council Y Their iaty Sas IN al cases. - couarm the
contract, provided appeared - o. the o~sst ofer 10
uecessary thst the power g. ri st sell a. ~ c,n.
drrp shout BE- ves'st the Common Council rhe'r die.
erosion ought % Be Ws"y exercised bat " u not %
exercised this Court caHnoi 1terfsrs 10 supervise the
manner 10 Which tire discreet 90 ~ the Comnoa Couoc s
manifested The Court nsbt not, probably would not,
be able 10 any better discretion IN respect to
cou armiug rel citing contract for city ~srs thaa the
Comm0u CouncN. Toe Common CoHneil are snswerabs
q their constituents for n which they
taesr ds retcn bot not " the superior Court II
pesemp1y msndamrs could be Invoked Tor sucn cause,
tbe ultimate power Of city legislation might come 10 be
finally upon the courts THIS Court can compel
The Oowmou Council g. set Ia CERTAIN cases, bot cannot
Stane TIE manner q their pursuing their less's 70
duties The sppicat'ou fo- peremptory man Janus "
opcl the confirmation o the swa-d ~ the contract 10
evestc o. y denied Counsel for The restcrs W. Judge
WHITING for the Brad ~ Aldermen, NJ. III II Anderson
Assistant orpo-aiiou Counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the Uty and County or New York from the 9th day Of
Oct ,ber to the 80 day or November 1890.
len le2i women, 50; boys, Iol girls, 1lo-rota 500
Adui1, lS6; children, all males, 203; females ls3
colored persons, 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

btIuFt JNNFt N0DfFtson.
Nov s-krry Cred ~ Csc-y, H1r-~as This cssc
srtion for dsmsgcs, the plaintiff having injared
herself BY faiias through staging thu, ~s ouil. ovcr
sev~ and she claimed DAMAGES for the iuuries % re
ocsved The defence set ~ tia, tbs sccfent
not caused by any cadessncss the part n defendant
but owing W unforeseen The defiance also
held that the not under HE charge an there
fore be was not responsible for the staging
Before Hon. Iusgs Bosvoth.
DEcSfoSs
Nov s-Am>rcar ErcAsa0e Frs Taxs~anc> C,mpsry
o. psrser n BysncW RI 81 Case scttcd
Before Hon. Judge honcrief
Prssd<r, cf tx Lee Hosk 10 John kucAts1 Motion
70 strike out parts Of 40 yer granted, With ~ oosss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

1xrosr,r Dsua0S -tuige Miller. OF the second Ju.
dctsi district ~ NtbrAsss, male the G,l as i'm
portArt dee eioc
10 csse OF Nuckos against anchard asi othsrs-A
suit brought 10 damages from deeu for en-
trtfg and carry ing awsy tso female slaves
o.as service the plaBtH 10 this rerrtorythe Court
held 90 demurrer W the patton that unier the nst
tatnn and n the Usit~d Sstes the Saves
o. persnus owirg service 10 this rerrofv could main
an AZ action sxsnst parties eotces and CART ux away
slaves or persoof ovirg s1ch service
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

TIA, pESArIs 9, coseE,ss. :,

TUE DkBATnR or COn0RnSa
= TIE Daily GLOBE, CONTAINING THE
eeedinxs NJ Ne ser session Of Cousrem vspaper
ard The Cocsresrsond Globe and Appendix conlanins
IN book FORM rvvised by the Speakers will ~ prsnief
during NE seaeim N oUn mencs The 81 OF D~ce
For one cpy q the Daily opbc until The Ia day Of mari
For one cory Of the Congressional Globe and Appe,e,.
g.I'ut VIC ssH" .s.s.
The Congressional 0ebe and AprendIr 70 free thr,u,
mats No attention viii be pad 70 any order unless u
nev aeconpans join Q. Rfv
Waskingtou Csty OCT H. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

Imports, Other than Dry Goods and
specie, At the Port Of New YORK for the
Week Ending rovembsr ., 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

A MEETING OF THg INDEPENDENT Hob
- zouaves will be bed l03 Crosby street. on sundsy
II. funetual attendance V requested By order Of
Low ROCK, Secretary pro
NoTIUK-vErERANs OF THE WAR OF 1919
~ willows, thai made claims for the use Of clcshin
avme. VIII call ai the B1unty Land dice No 4 CIT
pa-c and prepare 10 rsocive rsir certh,a. Of allo
Tor The money, Gen II. RAYaoND, late Colo
HoUAvEs LAvAYRTTR-koTTCR Msw
~ of company NOV Incorporated 10 TIE Fifty hfl
merp are requested 10 attend meeting on Tuesday ey
The 18Th int ~ the Mercer Honse adopt the by Law
Those Wishing " jrn the corps should attend the above
ing. by order Of the Captain c,mm sndng
0EOk3k5 BOuoUEREAU. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

G1dA -soLDTo PAYADvArCEs-sEvEy FISs OH.
plfO. Paintings for sl<o worth from 500 each.
hne sod Watches warranted. from $40 $3.50 each gold
CHAINS diamond Prs Rings &e These art-les are really
bugsius snd are sold nj sacrifice. j. H. BARRTk
GAR l70 broadway Is, Up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

ENAnKrLaD CHAuBER SUITS or FURNITURE IN
~ Al coi,vs An ssyic., a On l-sse or retail, "
~ o16 anf upwards Also Mattresses AM PaiIiasa~s
WARkEN WARD, IN Cana ar~e,
-Four doors esss OF Brosdxay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

UUnSTTuRn BOUGHT roe READY sosuv r.rs
value rven IN resdv for Surnnre Carpess Hs.
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