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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
lSPor Albany and Troy nsking direct with ne
NewYoIk Central R.irosd fr M FsDs Buffalo, and al
points West Northwest and Southwest - ,,.,
On aud sel MONDAY, Dot Is 1850, trains VIII esvs ro
a. Station Ns9.york as followsi
Aibeny Fypress Train. a. N. aud p no.
Albany Mail Train 10 a IN. ,, O..
7ihe ,,
For White Plains BIS sSo, and Sic p M stopping At
For WI ite Plains s:I5p % from Widest Depot slipping
y al stations 49,, . ~,
For wliamsbridge II and 1880 p m from ssth-st De
pst stopping at al salons
Albany, 5s M. Eat Albany, s;l5 N Expire" Irs,n
AlbsDy 4 D ~ Esst Albany 4I5p n -Gxgres Irstn-
libsny o = N Est Albany 9fss o.-Msii Trsin
Croo1 Palls stop ping at all stations north o. rrsn or
stations. ,,..s.
'e' JOa. BURChILLa Asst 5ppS
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New!5lork Dailp GrihnaS
CITY ITEMS.
THE NEXT DANCE.

TIN PRINCE OF wALEs AsD COUSIN CstsmnsAI
YES dance With him. Lady, ssd brish. a., ssy are.
Believe M he . worthy those sunshfry Smiles,
Wave Ger him the fac Of tho Strip ssd the stv,
And siaddss tbs heart Of the Quesa sfths Islsx
We thank you for ell thu, hs. WELCOMED hin-rssA
For the IGN efhoe love th't yos bsx the Old leo,
Proud Heifess Of al thsi his ancestor Loot
You es.re Il, in giving that wern, Loving h.aA
And we n clsiun, too the OMEN Fate sI.,ti,y ..s.
And Fs,e, only knows tn. nsrtt M n. -in pl.v.
But u John and HIS Cousn jim hands FOR t,, ds.s..
Bad LUCK TO the parties who c., Ia their var.
Loniss Po.sh-
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nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW
y Port and FALL RIVEk-The splendis sns s1per,o
ssrer METROPOLIS Capt Rrowo l.avts Nes ora ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at 2SIoeh Z
a. sp3 tbe PIRE sIATk, Capt st.yt'n On MoND o.,
" g. Mr. ,
saEer viii be regarded secured 20 any sppa
,.rt mill the sane shall nave been paid
rght 10 troust With great dispstn e.
VsI BORDEN. Agent Nos 70 sn5 II Wssta
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Btopes an0 9eaters.

DANCES aud STOVES.
III The UNIVERSAL" RANGE, q complete Rance fot
wood or coal whrrantsd b give satsacOn KITCHEN PIE
LOP ard OFFICE STOVES, OF most approved patterns.
X w. BENEDICT. No 2l8 Wsterst, cor. Of Beeiman
TINHE ETNA
BlsEMENT AND PARLOR HEATER
dssned 10 the front basement hroplAoe hs
BAsrent Parlors and shove For eney econosy
durability and safety. they ulsgued s.nd for cir 1lAI.
sPAULDIN0 SIRATr0N,
Mann sctgIss EHa Pr9p!Ieton Bbie Hors, ihsv, M.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surrogate
Of the County NewYotk notice hereby oven al per.
having caiI against ISAAC WARD late o. to City
NewYor deceased present the same with vouchets here0i
H. the subscribers the residence o. GEORGE H. WARD No
81 Second in the City Of NeSYork before the
twenty seventh day OF December nexDaed New Sors the
18th day OF june 1850. ISAAC B. WARD}r
ie26 laW6n1ns GEO b WARD. NEAeoutoh
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DED or HIS WoUSDs. On Friday night last man
NAMED Thomas Comhky ives found lying on the sido-
walk in front CT hs house No. IS Lsurens street In an
exhausted condition. fioa the effects of aoaiIss IN
he stomach. The wounded man wss tssen imme-
diaely to the n Y Hospital, where he died yesterday.
Daring tho time intervening between the snooIins
and the death Of Cumssy hs rsfasee 90 give any IN
ormsion in regard 10 ths Occurrences beyond stating
hat he was shot by OolOred uan whose name or rear
dence no did net know The deceased Was native Of
Ireland, 26 years If age, aud had boarded al No. ID
Lsurers street. He bss two sisters living in this city.
An inqrest will be held on the body to-day.
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WISCONSIN (Rock County LANDS 10

w sALE-ssoO Acres Of cb s,e and assyty ttunHersd
LAND near the touIshing n Ianesve WISCONSIN 10Y
Sae.
These LANDS ected for tbs present owner Is years ssc
a. tire sghcuturs pupoes in Rock County s.d th
County acknowledged to the richest lands IN INC
State.
Fhey m be- sold Ia such parcels may be required sne the
pucip, tht purchase reasin on oond anc
mortgage Tor term Of years
For flrthsT particulars Inquire OF
JOHN HOWE sootv1'. Wis, on the premises, or TO
Mess-p FOSTER TROMS IN. No. SO Waltst, Ne~ York
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Bales bp Anction.
koRpu K. Grass Apch neor. D,,,o
n CAJE of 400 elioible BUILDING

A UCTION SALE Of 400 eligible BUILDING
"A pLoIsA, oeepyIrs 9,Gye and sSsIEpSEs6AY Nove
Morris CRANE Auconee. will se as souSe M op
,ss sPIS ssy Road Or Psso .ai
ms 10 the Newark Boy the wet infSndng ~ soess
s5f1 Ss view i 4 spscsy invites capitalists and those
seeks desirable locaousf, Prysts residences farms OF
cent In dys She b,sace bond and mortgage for thIee
yss Fer maps snd iah sppy T. the sacSn o.. No
Land Office, Psisadesy Hudson City. or JOHN DOW, near
the premises st Oreeuville.
A. j. BIgEcKrK. Auc,i ,neer.
A SSlGNEEs SALE If handsome HOUSE and
J. BLFECkER, son Co WI sen At suction on MONDAY
Nov II at II clock The Merchants Exchange, two,ry
az Hastings on the Hudson River 20 mile, from NswYork and
within five inutes walk Of the depot Now occupied oy h'
Cords 10 view I've premser and full particulars be bsd at
No Priest C5OISl
4 UCTION SALE Magnificent Household Fur
N nitre THIS DAY CTued1y) private esiGencs No. ~
West-ihS 5th conmeooes at Ol o'clock 20
rors Lac Cutsos on Psiutinss Rosewood sho5sny and
Black Walnut Chamber FuIPitore &c. Chin Glaze Silver ware
Table Cutlery, &c. AfO Basement aud Kitchen Furniture.
A. NJ MxRwIS. Auctoneer.
RY BANGS MERWlN & Co., Irving BUILDINGS
I'D Nos 5s4 snd Sc Brosdwsysse' If Books Stationery
PctTe. WORK, Of At Fs,eS Good. FqT n e.
al TIE Store No tai sroad~sy. -, ,,,Sr
Psrempory sale Of choice French AMI Bess" IN for
Il. extent st been oaet at p9bo sale y ta,. Ss 70.
1Dg BY .Osn o,,b r oS They are IL due
condition ard m nch Gilt fsncs aud now on exnoon az
No e2 Broadway s6re the "a, Sae I'LL '''e place.
VIII DC FRI FRIDAY DAY AFTERNOON, Nov o. r. o'clock
IL tA GS,L Repo. ~ aud Fis
Courts Stst1te Laws Dgests Commensr Tre91ss Ic
TURE And, sso, two Mahogany Bookcases and an Office
| Lounge
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NOOD MVESTMENT.

VI 9ge ACRES Of LAND in Mower County Minnesota
leo ACRFS Of LAND in rsuna County, Iowa.
2Ooo ACRES Of LAND in Hard'n CoonJ, Iowa
couur party with the o. lAnd in vieinty sub II
entry The Lsnds are al o. best quality and well stda
To person wbng make Investment Of this chars TER
and valuable tract Of land the above oilers very so
a0e L9PveSRMoaE. SEEWs MASON. Bankers % wa.'t
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Ocean Cleaners.

V-OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hrsE
.,. steamer will leave NewYor on the Ia Urn end 90
~ zach month except wbeo thee d,tes m UNOAf WI
he dsy Of departure will be the M JNDAy tol,~ns Fa
rebt or passage apply at the only Office No ~ cor
nfM erfen-st " hLhr' Nol'
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nle0irai,

DOWYERs SPIKENARD OINTMENT, the
I'D goat Pie remedy ard ed Nth grast or Butns
sVe ssles slso tor Vel n sad lSfsnosor Rhslm,ti. E
Agents santsd for City and Country,
nP. RIGGS's Truss challenges comparison With
~ any ether Waterproof e"ys ci an and warranted pr
feet nve with careful Aso ia'Tdnepa 'c1
ysH loceie and enlarged veins No eSSclay'sL
Oa. LFATHEs YELLOW DOCK SIRUP
~ Guns Rheumatism lee tehe, ACE RI o. and sd
from GGV est S Yellow DOCK ROOF One Bcr oe'
bottle Depo, No l8o Chsth, INST Sold At No 80 Ossna st.
N Y, HAIESs. No Us FuhJp-et. Brooklyn
THE GOOD TINE rs COME!
The remedies found HyOu aaliossd them asS
'' '~" DYSPEPSIA.
CosTfVEEess
any disorder Of tho Liver and Kareya anss bottle sseh
DARLINGs
Liver REGULATOR
LIFE BlTrERs"
bve cured Az cases considered hopeless
have been cured BY org THREE DOLLARS worth Of chs"
EATUBs's OWN HB4LTH RgsroeI~G remedies
es drops Of the Liver Regulator" taken onoe or tVcs
OF THE worst flnd AZ aEasL! asprcIss has no equal
The LIE PitssIs snnk or b-yesse but Igperoi
laxative mic aid dure 10 pleasant nedi s keu 10 jOp
and euuenty cseul indeed snst specific 10 NJ
arrangements snd oruns ictne Of semses and E'rera De
biity.
These FLUID vgeErALE ua'ure hep nee,
weusrted pure SAFE md reliable sud free tom al ur
sr,l, Or potion e Sn} kind "a, mona
There is nothing IKE thsu IN sn the lad
ssDt BY ms or e,Pres on receipt q tie prize taS1sas
No. LIS Nss.sust, ny.
Ffar cent. and 81 bottle each.
g.. ssiascae Of cure, In circular which accompanies each
bottle.
TOOTHACHE, TOOTHACHE.-WE
III re DIV for ttea hove .l-es
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES
II ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COhrAhH'

NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
Yorehnr Johns e. TO lhno fassenshfs ana fsot'e
lhs RoynA Nall and Goverppsht Dispatches . .
Steamers prsing this Line nsye oeeh approvd - 'oe
Admiralty and are the . .,u.,n.s
A tnns burds
LflFsTP ."hs
bUNSTEh SOU t'bH oWasb'
ULSTER thnh pHvre'
PARANA.................... s4.fDo tuns naIdrs.
yhe next departure will DO the PRINCE AlBGtr, ron
Hsv.york Navpmber 20 frcv Pier No a, NJ hRivei
Rates OF passage any per- ireland nASsl and
pln principal cities Of England aud 8cotaDd
yst Clas 100 800 and fTS according - stats roon 80
,opmodatons Third Css 30 including cooked provisions
And 70 81 Johns F.-Fr Glass OBS Third C'iss, 90
children under ~ year, half price; npdH ye free Vhr
Cas- pas.anesrS are required 70 furni.b beds and linens
Persons tai ing passage from New York for he steamers
nom Bo.cn viii free from New York TO do'on
The steamers OF hs have been consbotso iLh -
csr regard, safety and condo combined With nods
snd rropeng power and bait eb wafer ush oorNr
nsp Tbsy confidently expected TO IN speed an
uo1Ehvesher qualities aBy vesss built ard are rsrs
sh elegsDues and conveniences .,
experienced surgeoD Is sttched to each ship fetsoh
rn 70 send THEIR friends obtain return tickets II %
GLOWING greatly reduced prices a., - 49,
In third nsbn from svsy &e In third cabin, froS az
,o@u IN Ireland on railway 80 80 IN thrd cabin from H.
principal tides OF England snd Scotland, bca
For froiEit or psssege spply 70 ,,,,,r,,.r, 49,.
Nos 81 aLd5 Sorth-s1.
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CouSrrRYrr NorEs -Wlism Lilly was yester-
day committed by Jusiice Ses to AIS Ser charge Of
forgery be having passod two counterfeit bills Of" Tia
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6ouses 10 fet.

ITO LET-Three or four ROOMS, with or WIZ
Ont PARTIAL BOARD in a hfst-clsss house wsraeS oy
farpare Family nsn end s''icty ptvne Ss,o~ "''S'
rear 6th-sv Address II Msdison--qoare fo'tOuloe.
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SotelS.

--~s1IVTIERs drive direct TO the SMITH
CONAN HOUSE Broadway corner hSusoos r nsSns
!, the Of TIE e- s SSsr.s. s'0'
proDps ssendsnos' and "'0''' 3 MEAD Proprietor.
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Donrn ann Rooms.

nOARD and Furnished Rooms for Gentlemen
ID and their Wives American Family St 10 fiSe'
Refe,ences exchanged.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
II nd TROY, connecting With Trains NORTH aud WEST

IralnF ItLYt:
PROM CHAMBERS ST.:
Express, 7 and II = %. and
TOY and Albany, Mail at a;l'
Troy and Albany with Sleep
ING. Cor s:2e q m.
Poufhkeepsie Train, 1880 g. m.
and | .. N.
Peekskill Tfsin. $50 p m.
Sing sing Train, s4s = N and
Z ard Up. IN
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Roofing.

. FAKY ROOFS CURED-ONB CENT q
1 ROOT no tar used with ELLERYs P.TENf INDIA
arRRFR PAINT No 5as Grand No. 81 Psrkrow, no. N
povrry g 18th Vt "a Atbsv jnnn'ioo @to no n1ov
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no MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, and
OTHERS.
L0Ts POS SALE
ELIzABETHPORT, NEw-JERSEY.

. poipt "a the terunus If the Central Railroad OF New
by connection IL secured WITH al zoe coal
ma lion f.eiops ard with e4tnsve Ia
dstr Al rdiue at lower cost than 1t 9n7 other
point on the s-sb hs hoay conmani on oS stesn
kst nd ralrsad With YoIk dant 10 miles; pr1v5ed
viii ster and gas very healthy location sud otcrs IN;
rivasd sciss for the estsbhment Maouact res sno
Neshaua tsdes The subscriber ors these Lots in guaot
as Ia suit urrhssers favorable hoih ~ 70 ice
aud tne Of paymelt Mechanics and Manufactuers psrcu'
lsIy are r-oassteo 20 eKsnine tn Ct ard Apply To-
r n KELLOGG, Executor Nc so Besverst, NJ T., OF 70
n q IOOT,EN Asart iyabeshOoTt.
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V'OOTHACHE, TOOTHACHE.-WE $
ANvDikE re ianle reusdy for tie above distressing
comTlaot ssie oy dofgs T. seBeisy Wh-lesAe Depot
No. 4lb bronze It. ccrner a Elm
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Oyv1Cv or TaE PAcIPIC MAm STEAMSHIP COMfANr !
Nffi'h w 49, Npu. Yang q dab~r 81 lRJ0 J

0" W kEw-YoRk, Ot'b-rd lN0
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANSuAL
~ FIFCTION for pine DIRECTORS o. tn fAGlFlC
All STEAMSHIP COMPANY, for tbs eusaiog rs al year
n h. ,sld AZ the office the Company, NO d Nsl 90
FDNFsDAY 18th between the 'ufs n ~ N an
,oocL m tn. bSoSs will be cOssf Tor ten 1sjs
on and after MoDdsy, Noyembe' . o-,,,,-r s.,
PENSACOLA and GEORGIA RAILROAD Go.
4 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS redsemsble lst IinuaFy
g0 and snl Interest per cent anru A. p1y Dc i
Annually on lat Ja-usr. and lat Jry pr'e-atou OF ths
nrpa coupon principal and Interest payable Ia thi city,
hose Bonds are by Flint Mortgage ihs road
Il. eoupmen dinss and Franchise; and the uunctud pay
Fund OF Of flort- which fund.- opposed ot 10 gu
Of aods it, proceeds, ant OF tho principal by
Sskin fund Of cent snnu adeq at. 20 tne eG
trgnisbnent If the whole by thu dina Of maturity.
Tn. length the road Is 105 miles extending from LAKE
CITY-vhere coureots with the Florida sn and Onf
Central Railroad terminating at JACKSONVILLE, and tins
Rords kaircal, tern mating a. fERNANDlAA both com
pleted and In operah m--to ITALIAN AssEE ,
The rosd completed snd ops alton with the excep
don IL about Is miles which will be rsbed by the eod Of the
p'e.eu when the connection viii be perfect Teen the
GULF or MEXICO At st MARKS via Tallahassee aod the
ATLANTIC Jacksonville and Fern Andina soon TO be followed
BY thi d conuecti u with Ssvsuneh Ga
The Capital Stock Of the Compsn, 81 0oO and the total
issue OF first M0Itsgs bouds $3.50 0ess than $1,000 per-
mile. . , - -,
Ihs Company own 900 Of lard the ne Of their
road ysed CO. and $1,000 Of tie stock Of the Fa
hassee Road hicb last ened for It's Aloiers over
% ser cent net on its capital . 81,
About onehs tn bonds have been disposed Of in the
Southern kets sad portion Of hs balance Is uoF offered
Cor sse il this market 49,
Further be ohts,ned application
CAMMANN & Co, No. % " allst
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CTEkM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and emb.rsins psssenSsrs At onsen'
.opn Ireland The Liverpool New-Vo snd Phusse,rh,
u Conn intend dsostchns their full powered Ciyds
slit Iron Steamships "a lows: AZ, a,
GLASGOW a. ~ -
Y PAssAGR
sIRsT CAHIt..,,..,..S75I STEEKAGE ...... 90
St jn 70 Lsnde NJ. 50 SeeraSe 10 Londoa.......
.teraes tickts good for ak months
Passenger forzsrded TO Paris Hare Hamburg Bremen
sotterdse. Antwerp NC at red ced through farce
Persons III hing 70 brl oct their friends car nuy SIC ne
AZ he following TO nsYort; Erou Liverpool 81 ~ ens
s-ol, go. from QuAcnstown s31
superior accommodating of pSs1ngos
,ed cary experienced Surgeons They built In water tSh
iron .ectons ard have Pacnt Sire Anu!heor' Va board
Fer further reformation app 10 Livsrp o. 70 I'm ar
,sspt No p " .:er IN Glasgow r. WI iNMan no :
B. Fnocb square; IN GIeenstown 10 y W o. SEnmooh
Ia In Lend n 10 EWES MsCEY No 81 hing "lnAn!St
Pal. 20 JULES oECOrE. No Place De Ia 8ouse 10 fe'
-.iepnia to JoEH @. DALE No iG, %dnut,,I Or 2. "@
5onpsuy's Object 'obS " 1s DanILn .sTy
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no MANUFACTURERS and G GARDENERS.

4 -vsusble RE IL ESTA1E f,r SALE BY Iesolq, ion
ofthe Road Of Directoss { tue FLIZABEFH FORT LAND
1MPROVE MFNT .OMPA ANY ~ authorized 70 sell this val
uahle 81 ding L uf 4 the Company m M city o'
Tiz beth N consisti Of than 100 acres o. ue e&
Ter dips along he Sto bland S0np WITH dspth = waits
Tor sflrs Of a and toward the Depot Of thu NswJer-
sey Rs,rosd which trains rUu asiy tines PEI dSY 20
NeUYort Iron 4 c-lSere 1t tlzlbetb r'm f-nn-
syvsns by the Central Railroad o. Ne~- Jersey lover Pes
H au A. NeV-Yogk ao.dug unfivsled sdvsuss 70 canu
tue,s and others Of the nts viii b. furnished on spPn
cation and prices aid errs viii he sy to p1rchaSeTs
wv N n eTIT.I.NSN Prest ent Eizahe Land Imp. Co.
No 10 sfoa1wsy, Neg YORK.
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professional Notices.

4 MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
lie DENTIST Ne $50 West 2tb ST. between Broadway scs
TN
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OYTlK faR hICHiGS souraENS Asp s"kfhhAN
Nav YORK Oct 81 iseo ,
UNHE INTEREST due November J. looO on ths
Il First Mo,sEs also tie Snkips-fund BONG. 0, WI :.
,snv viii he raid A. ,b. Rsnk Of Horh 1aerca No wal 81
Ptes Hocine tue first Mozye Bopds Of this Company Se
reonatsS A. their and residence ct tbl' once
'eq"es'oS " ''' ~ T. NJ GILBERT, President
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fiuauriai.
AI.BFRT II. NJCOLAY'

A LBERT II. NJCOLAY,
N AUcTiONFFR Ann sroCK B7oErR
No 81 VII isr.tt IN-rRsNCB STOCKS All other secud-
ties 1t private sale STOCKS ad BONDS bought aod sJd at
the Brokers bosId Phi a 81 lss ed semm ,othy.
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NIw-i oRK AND HAnLrs RAiLH"sD %.
Tretsufer's Office, coroer Of 4th-,v and 26'bst: Z
INTEREST COUPONS Of the FIRST MORT
Il GAGE PONDS and BONDS II 1901, viii paid on ard
alter NOV l. nj the TIessurer's Office. - =, -
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NOTICE.--The Artisans Bank will PAY SPECIE
CBAS L. FROS r. Vice President
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GnparttsrsbiS Notifies.

NOTICE of DISSOLUTiON.-The cOpartner-
IN slip heretofore exteg m6er tn style OF A.
NORTON Co ~ the Of Gold Pens Is tbs Day
dissolved b, uutla consent PERSONS =. ALLEN retires
om seij finn. A. MORTON 10 alone ~ hoizad to settle the
for the sid f'Iu, snj to sgn Ia ~ id.tiln
A MORTON
Nev-Y ork N7v 1850. PERSONS =. ALLEN.
g. MORTON vii, CONTINUE the business h-e;o,re s; the
o'd ftsDd No rs Ma 'eu-ians a. MORTON.
NOTICE.-The PARTNERSHIP heretofore eX-
IN sting between sob rbrrs gnd firm Of ~ ARNS
3 MARVIN. 1ssuufacufeR OF Patent FiraProJf Sifs IN
PIbED by its H. itsaou the mt day ~ Sovem
1860 All h,rh cuim ePaint the ssi firm indsb
edues the sse iied presen their rs an1
payment TO AZOR MARVIN, No 33J BroadFa7 wha il aa
bofized 10 settle ard receive ell such claims ADD debts
New OK, Nov :, 1850 JOHN STE ARMS,
A s MARVIN
TENHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
tire sbsrribers under the and firm Of PUD
NEY RUSSELL. No - John -, Negfofk .i.solg,
TIE fourth d-y Of October 1860, by mutual
ANbREW l.. PUDNEY,
JOSEPH RUSSELL
The affairs ofe firm will be settled aud con-
tnuai by the efsgned,
JOSEPH RUSSELL. No. ~ John-st.
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gHstrnrtlon.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER will receive
IN into hs fay a. private snd My Pupils Ro Boys q be
fitted for College Pr md apply TO j. B.
BROWN, New bureb NfV-f ork.
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ST. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRIETORSHIP- ENTIR-
REORGANIZATION.


REORGANIZATION.
SEE SSRS. HAMMER y DREKFUSS,
&KA from New 0rleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly Oppo-
site the Post Office, and have retted it in ele-
CANT and attractive style.
The new proprietOrs have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will endeayor, la their new
house, conlIu all the elegancies and luxuries
of Northern and Southern Restaurats in the ST
enables.
They have brought large and complete stock
of choice Liquors frem New Orleans, which they
collected with during their business in that
city. Their connections and acquaintance n that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors. Fruits, and uxuries from that
market in future, and they will spare no expense
nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its former represen tatiUn, pleasant
Saloon, place Of good nvns and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort.
Hs5- Billiard players will find ut this Saloon set
of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory off. M. Bruns-
wick e Co.
The undersigned flatter themselves that long
perience and careful attention will enable them to
merit : reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
country.
ne splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER IL DREIFUSS,
augi Late of New Orleans.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
ED CEkT'EO IND FOR SALE
q q low for cash at No S Second street, large
and superior lot of winter BOOTS AND SHOES
Boys aud Youths Kip and Calf, prime article.
A nice assortment of Ladies' Rubber Overshoes,
Sandals, Buffalo, GossmeTe, &c.
Also u variety of Children's and Misses Shoes
copper tips and other styles too numerous to mem
ton. Give No Il call, if you wish TO buy cheap.
Yours on friendly terms,
nov26 JOHN RASCH.
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New Grocery Store.

HA/64SxkkJV'G 10 sACCOSHsH OA6szGAE
w the public and ourselves much as posi-
be, we have opened a branch of our establishment
at
NO. 8, WATER ST. BET. 1TAIN6 SYCA MORE,
where would take pleasure in supplying fami-
lies and steamboats, with fancy and staple groceries,
provisions, &c, the lowest possible rates. 1t is
our intention to do CASH business as pos
sible at the new store, but for the accommodation
CT prompt paying patrons who may not have the
"needful'' convenient, will take their order and
have them charged at the old stand, No. 50 Main
street, where business will be carried on former
w. Those interested in the purchase of steamboat
stores will please give trial we think we can
make it their interest so to do.
VICKERY BROS.
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GEORGE THORNHILL takes pleasure in in
orming his old customers that in tho quality and
style of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be
cxcclled. He may still be found at the of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
and Saddles of every description be obtain
ed on tho best of terms.
EKS5- Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Second hand Harness always on hand. je1