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TrADS or rm METROPOLIS in our report Of the oo1di.
sou Of business yesterday, under the above head while
ihe oss ELECTED opened tho eyes Of the public upon
subtect Of which they had little previous information
70 extent that has excited general assOnshmcnt
or two stX temens mad the haste Of preparing
,ho srtiy,s which require modification.
Under 10 head Of silver Plated wsrer mention
Ct the naIres OF AessrE Wood hughes and Evans
90. These fsns both msaufacture nothing but silver
ware proper The latter co1oi theft establishment last
week, there was deu>sd for goods; but have
ruined work 10 The extent OF employing part Of their
operatives.
In shs department. Of hats and caps OF report
or confcunded tho Of Mcesrs Amec 4 houiton
with others who have stopped manufacturing cperso,s
and marked them down among thos> compelled TO dis
charge portion OF thoir force. IL shcud have appeared
that their factory st In operation, but that she fu
iurc aords Them no encouragement % prepare tsoir
usuhi stock fos the winter usde
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residence of tie BRIDES father, by the Row. Or Yer.
W yes, AUsTN A. BRIGGS 10 LAURA fRAsxa, daughter
of D. >sepb Fraser, Esq all Of this city.
l,o, -HUTCgISGs--ln this city, on Tuesday, D.
vember -, by the Rev DR.. Burchard, HESRY L Bsows
fxc n Mis- '. N HurcuISGs, all Of New YORK
C.RrW1r s--on Tuesday, hoyenber 20, at ST. John 8
chnrch Roanor' county Va By Rev. T. rlnsloy, ESQ.
warsos c.Rs, Firs Lieutenant Ninth nfGatry, q 3 A
10 TssA Cn.rR Won, xcs daughter OF the late Cen Ed.
ware Watts
RARTT-RocxRs in Br, >cklyn, on Monday, November
10, by the Rev. VIM s. KsT. ar SAMUEL A. HART 10
Miss HxsHIxrrA RoGEas all Of b 'oosyn
LrDw11H-crINs--lB this city, on tuesday, November
At, BY the Very Rev. William Starr, v g., DAVID LKo
WIKI 70 MARY Z. QuIsS
hooTar--noAsx -On Monday, Eovem$sr 20, Q. Zion
church. Madison avenue by the Right Rev Bishop South
gate Gso. II MoorxY TO EEnM, daughtev Of the late
Chas Dosne, Esq. both OF New York.
oLIF-ScaoNsxRG AT st. Luke'e church, Citntor ave-
nue. Brooklyn. cn Monday, November g. by the Rev s
Hasfins, JAsxs HENRY OIIIr TO KATE youngest
daughter OF c. L. echonberg, both OF England.
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itsment We see urn nla1eane Signs thai laoer dsry
HUMANS 10 Kansas are bent upon punging u Into
s-ident even from the violent partissn letter pub
lshoS IN Ire rmss on saturday last, that hontgor
xnd hs coul In southern Kansas are as ther old
vork OF pundering aud numbering the people
OF Missouri and snsAs IL appears from tho statements
Of tbs letter giving them they stand that several ct
sen. o. T.S o residents o. the
nap II One Of the negroe vas In the care OF anntgo
merry hmsen and TO his hoass The party 70 DO the
They did not modest auy ooe did DOT Mootgo
herys house. ~ they we're 90 O. ~Ardly that his dog
enlightened them Of" Fang In thesr object they dts
perssd and returned TO their Respective homes Then
vigilance committee who warned OF oil tho "kd
nAppors living In the Territory 10 that ncignborhood
under peril OF their lives IL they dsobeyed Onc MI
Ands was deibeI A.ey taken oat Of his house and
dsred BY hanging him We scarcely need 10 ssy TO Tue
2ntoligent reader what .kdnsppng In the abolition vo'
cabulary meane that assisting IN the rendition
OF fugitive sIaves TO their owners The very FAC, thas
negro harbored By Montgomery proof that the negro
u slave Montgomery Is pupil OF Jonn bfo"n snd
II 10 stated In the olathe Herald that this Montgomery
raising band OF three hundred men Tor the invasion
Texas We are satisfied th the threat against Texas
blind Rumors coming from different sources induce
the belief that the ultra sboltionss Of this Territory
mediate formidable curston into Missouri and hope
70 rally slaves enough 70 them to bring about general
servc nsurrection spreading into ArkAnss and Texas
ihrooxh the Territory 70 him TIE negroes in this city
numerous and are well organized IS IN associated
body II reported that since the election Of Lincoln
hte advisers have suggested 20 them 70 themselves
secretly and be prepared for emergencioa noticeable
change taken place their behavior lately, many Of
them demeaning themselves insoenty 70 white persons
behoovee the pc )ple OF Missouri 10 exercise the NJ
most vigilance The election OF Lincoln has inspired the
eods among 10 efforts 70 devastate the South and
fact 10 universally conoeded--thst whenever they
hAvc designed incendiary movements, wherever the
have from they have bad them In abundance
From reliable sources learn that Montgomery has
row under his control upwards OF two hundred men, well
mounted, and each armed with q rife, pair OF navy
revovers and sabre This army--for army II Is
10 have sprung from the earth at the bid OF iM
leader IL ID within month that the formidable arsenal
from which he has equipped his force passed through the
Territory. II from the East and prominent repub
this town knew the purposes for which the
were sent wel they know that the negroes here
nnd throughout the ter ritory thoroughly organized
Ind are being secretly armed.
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This Great Gale ON the Lakes.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF ITS SEVERITY AND LOSS
OF Lick AND PRoPRRTY.


PoRT DovER, q. W., Nov. q, 1880
Tho propeller Jersey City, from Cleveland with
60 or -four and pork Is q total wreck, two miles from
Long Point. Sixteen OF ner cre~ and passenger
lost
The saved Captain Monroe two nremen, one wheel
nan, and one passenger named Randall.
Five bodies have been picked up Those saved report
Mat nearly all reached the Shore but persisted In the
snow storm. The Captains ard passengers hands were
badly frozen.
The two engineers were found frozen DEATH three
hundred yards from the lighthouse locked In each others
nrms The cargo IL strewed along the beach for miles,
CoIInawoop, G. W., Nov. ~, 1850.
Tho steamer Poughboy, which left here ten days ago
Eor Detroit has not since been heard or She have
provision There nearly six inches depth Of here,
and the weather u cold.
OswDGo, Nov. II, 1880.
The bark Cleveland and bark supposed be the Clay
Ton are ashore 81 the head Of Long Island.
The schooner Nonpare, OF sACxetts Haroor, has calls
gone.
The bark Forsanee is ashore At tho crossing place,
Fox Island.
The schooner Wild Rover ashore at South Bay Point
Canada with . cargo of grain.
The schooner Mary, OF 81. Catharnes, u lahore at
Timber Island
the Quebec IL ashore at Nine Nile Point.
The bark Tornado of Chicago, with went ashore
OF ribbetts, and went To pieces Crew reported lost
The Coleraine went ashore the rocks new Brock
vile.
A bark name unknown, 10 ashore at Cedar Island.
Two schooners are on -Four Nile Point
The schooner Revolving Lsgut La lahore a. Cape Win.
cent She has . cargo Of grain.
me Cape Horn Ia At Point Peninsuar the cap
ssin Injured
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LiSooiSs CAmsn.-rhs Cincinnati Gazette, toera5le
good authority, ssY-"n VIII be ruis with Mr. Lincoln
nos 70 'nwAt tho will OF The people Of any district or
8A'e ~ calling Into his cabinet sny sne VINO is elected
70 either house Of the Congress" nsawArd should
Dc reelected TO the Senate BY the nex Legislator ofths
Hase' 'he "rne viii clone the door against New Yc
lrepres1ole conflict and higher law representative
inns RUE VIII also shut the door against salmon Chsse
ana ion corwin, OF Ohio; Charles sumner and Henry
Wilson, Massachusetts; Simon Cameron ard eaushH A.
Grow Of Pennsyi and number Of other ,rraler ,ol
tcians With big aspirations, Who have succeeded il get
ting into cossresa They all have the oonscf,,ion q,
knowing, however that tho latch string OF the rASasn
door wiz always be hanging out The only black ropub
Gan Of note who has bD e out in the cold by the re-
cent elections Burlineame OF Massachusetts,, and thcce
may be luck In store for him yet
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PWIADEPHIA, Nov ~ 1850
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state So s2i Reading
Railroad 1872 Norris Canal, IS; Long Island Railroad,
tof; Peppsyivania Railroad, 3Ih sight exchange on
New YOrk Kal% per cent premium 900.
CotU n--sales coo bales mddligg AZ los; market
steady. sight exchange on New Iors y per cent pre-
MUM.
Cotton-saies 70 day 100 bales prices ranging from
5he. 70 lie, and are advsneDg
BALrxosI, Nov. ~, 1880.
Flour frm: Howard street and Ohio, IS; City Mills,
~ Is fos cash and s6 26 time. whoa, dull red 81 o6
81 rs; white, 81 20 81 IS Corn dull new, $50 $50 ;
Id white and yellow ct 600 CSC. rrovisoos dull and
somlsAa oonee steAiy' whssey dsil a, lsse !. soo
Flour very dull and nominal Wheat dun: red, 81 ~
II "a white, 81 Is. Corn duh ct esc wnisKey dull st
s9kc. . soc
i Flour good demand on orders frorn East and south
slss 900 bbls Wheat, sAlee. Corn: saics N car
oa Of &c. CSC. for Western mixed Oss sales 10 900
ushels al % No 3cc. Barley In fair req uest, with no
ARGOS sfost sales from store go bushels Ca
Adj west at 73c 900 bushels fair four rowet State al
&C., and srookpor, IN car lots :, &C Whisky is,c
Flour quiet wbest dan and lc lover sales II 900
uanes ~ $50 T5 10 Tor No I, TSc- 70 nc. for 20
store. Corn very duh oats arm. Recetpv-l 900
bis. rour, 1900 bushels wheat, 3ceo bushels corr
bbs aour, 10 900 bushels wheat, 5000
sspels corn Sight Exchange 90 New York per cent
ttmum.
-Four quies. Wheat and other grains also quiet
{ad nominal Lake Improvisation pusneis wheat,
csuxsArl, Nov. 81, 1890.
. Flour dull and nominal With demard. waiakey 10
p,d demand 81 HSc Hogs dull and very IVY de nani
rcrs irregular ssles Toc head At - % 80, but good
Tgs are offered a IS 90 thout buyers Rsccps % the
ees 30 coo hsss po's fib f1t Is Ticrce lAri eae
| 'xht exchange % Ne~ YORK frm At 2 per cent Rates
uncufrfpt money very irregular.
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Perennial snteIIirenc-,

Hon. o b. Eastison and O. Cooke, both OF New YORK;
Hon. A. Il. Crsgin, OF New Hampshire @ Burleson and
AIRS harding and family, Of Savannah, and A. Heston
and family, OF Philadelphia are stopping at the Aston
House
Hon. G. A. Grow, OF Pennsylvania; NJ wheeler, Of
Bridgeport, Conn. G. Spauiding and wife, Of Buffalo;
William Han WE'LL or Galveston; Macdonald, OF Portland
s. b Bancroft aud Gratz OF Philadelphia, stopping
81 the st, Nicholas HOTEL
r. j. sanderson OF st Louis P. Palizz Of Washington
O. W Cornell, Of Syracuse; II. Tutnl and brother of
Geoeva; ID Brace OF Cleveland, Ohio j. A. seaweH and
wife, Of Virginia, and A. wilmens, OF South Carolina,
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Or. I. 7. seery, Of Cleveland; Home R,mssel Of
Nevhurg; Or Howe, OF Boston; Rev g. W. Porter, of
Lorg islsHd W. j. Cheyncy, or Long Island; J. D. Wells
and wife, OF Massachusetts, and 8 b Stoue OF Boston
stopping at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
Captain 3. }. Roo, Of Albany; james II. Graham, OF
Delhi Henry Fitzhugh, OF Oswexo; + Lang,troih, OF
Philadelphia B. D. Godfrey. OF Alford, Mas, John 8
Bfuen Of Ulster county, NJ X f. A. ds Whit and family
OF Fistkll J. G Bond and @. w Forbes, OF New avon
N B. and T. Warren, both Of Troy, H. Y, stopping
at the AlbenArle Hotel.
Hon. J. c. Allen, Of Illinois; Hon N. 8 Latham and
lady, Of Cslforna Hon Thomas Cor vim Of Ohio Seuor
Antonio Flores, Envoy from Eouador; Hon. John Y. L.
Pr,yn OF Albany; Hon. Augustus sche, Of New York;
MAJOR Laioiey and smiiy, Of the United STATES Army
snd Capt. Rufus Ingalls,, do, are In Warrington.
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FnS Az GRxxyroRT, L. 1.-The splendid country seat
Of J. J. Hoibrook, Esq, OF New York city, Situated
this village, discovered 70 be Are At
about half pas seven O'Clock Of Monday evening No
vember g. The nrcmen of the village repaired 10 the
spot, dragging their apparatus and Hnay
ui In PubduDg the flames but not until after the whole
interior Of the building had been nearly ruined by
Joint effects OF IRE and water Much OF the elegant ard
costly furniture also greatly damaged by being
burnt, broken In removal wat The loss must DO
heavy-estmated nj from -, 900 10 SIC 600 WHAT In
sursnce there may have been the property IL not
known, but II believed 70 be srge-report says
$50 eco. The fre undoubtedly originated in ae
from the furnace In which fro had been knded order
Of the proprietor about two and half hours pre5iousy
In order 70 warm the house against his expected arrival
on the following day.
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~ Mosss rrcKs., very highly esteemed ctissn Of
the Fnssnth ward died his residence 10 Amisy street.
Friday, quito suddenly Mr.. Tucker bad just hnshed
house no town, and took cold IN xoiss over a. He
w~ immed~eiy scired with dipthsyia, and expired IN
the course Of few hours M Tucker President OF
the Jefferson Insurance Company ard large real estate
orrer He had srAssed large fortune, and was noted
fr his strict Integrity prosty sad rectiude Of oharsc
ter. Ills demre viii Be sincerely regretted By very
iaryo circle OF friends ana scGuAintanees.
Omcal Intelligence hAs been received At the Navy De-
partneut ~ the death of Lieut.. JANxs ". hooxs at
isshtd 10 ttt Jpted states shop o. Lancaster who
ssa at Lns rsrp, 90 shs t9h % ocsossr,
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kfob COUNTY CIRCUIT COthf.
Before the Hoo Judge lots.
kNov. 21.-This day the Court was crowded % usual
kd ~ much interest v,s exhibited 80 before Toe CON
fsnrcment was 10 rebutter of the testimony Of Dr.
[stsa sstovening sevcrsi gentlemen s~ore th u thsy
Lbtd believe Dr. Nahan on and Oh his oath
Mr.. Esfer then addressed tho jury for the defence
wa followed BY NJ. Busteed 10 . brilliant speech
|iich lasted about three hours. Al the conclusion
5gs Lott animated thai he would charge the jury at
y O'Clock 70 morrcs (this dsy), 10 which time the
urS il Cd jourped
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mayoreity Nominations, &c.

BOsros, Nov u, 1850.
g. LOBBY has been nominated for Mayor Of this city
by the republicans and "citizens"
Francis Cnlds (rep) has been nominated for Charles
town.
Theodore Otis has been nominated by the "ctzena or
Roxbury.
The stable Of shute riske, IN srmmervue, burn.
led last night with six horses The Gre Wa the work OF
"a incen diary.
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cAn PaRExe SAVING MACHINE 40.
54U. rfasr CLAfs. pUrnis tiikraO
EtpA Aaf DtNstsa ructr vAenis n How-- 1.9fE o1'
kfr esse :. wrsca ~ tslv ,rsing A. ~
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TIE FAMIL1 HERALD,


The Commerce OF the Plains OF North
Amersea-Ths southern Crfsss-rhe
Bureh Divorce Cause.-The BSerdsley
Caas-Movemsnts or MIR. Lfncsin-Af-
fairs In Europs-LocaI Mstssrs-mar-
kst Reports, &c., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD Of TO day wn with other matters,
contain A very Interesting article the Commerce Of
tho Plains OF North Am erica and exhibit OF the rast
and present Condition OF tho Great Overland Traffic with
New Mexico, the Pixies Peak Gold Regions and Utah
Dispatches from the souh showing the feeling the
subject Of secessoa The testimony IN The Burch Divorce
Case; The Proceedings the Beardsley Divorce SUIT
The Movements Of the Pres dent and Vice President Elect
rhe Latest News from Europe Interesting intelligence
from California The Celebration Of Evacuation Day In
New York; ali the local News OF New York and Vicinity
Of Importance Reports Of the Cattle Prov sion and Money
Markets. and all inter esting matters OF the proceed
ing week.
Terms -s2 year; -four cents single copy subscrip
ilors received Al the ofcc northwest Of Fulton
and Na,aa streets, New York. Single copies for sale At
the counter and By all SCENTS. Advertisements In
serted Of tho usuA HERALD rates.
Drawings or the Delaware state Lot
.eries-wooD, EDDY A Co. ssnsscrs o. he
:IYrn .s e. ..':ss' so s1.Ts &
40, 70, is, 80. a, 80: g, -: IS. L.; ., 3d.
81, 81. Il, IA, !, ~, 30. g, IS. 3, ss. s, SO.
Circulars ~ nn ne nnT " r n,
Oro WOOD, kDDf uo' ~ Lcuh himour
Drewfngs OF IL. Frances Delaware
Looenes ro. =. 40, - :, ,s~
.s so ooSrrr, " Ln ~ ~ s ,g 70 40 m
% 00 cos.srs;rs ~ orr a. cse az sos 49, 80
~, 90, 10, 90, soi ~, ~, on, -, a. 80 oo.
SnVa~Ns -" - y S-~se - NJ YRAyru
wnnsax,oa. psl.v~rs
90 ,u~- o.. -,
su .nnny,s -. ~, ~ 49,. 49, u.r.S.r
Clothing for Winter MEN VINO want
cv.rral and nsr e.s uiss so bots cohinr az all kncs
will 30 well 70 etap before purchssnx
Under h, Nicholas Hotel
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ron, AS'sblsn~d nseen hundred ~ MY one.
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grsph. Sy rvAporatnr coicrs Pc,ures for 81.
scopes, az. so BroAowtT
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a.. warranted for AZ, Yosrx rsrr0ms q saf - wsker-
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MOvsnsnts OF senator Hamiins
DETRor, Nov ~ 1880
Senator Hamln arrived last evening from Chicago,
and leaves 10 night for Cleveland, rcsr< for Wash
nngtou.
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TO corvuNYrrvR

TO COrrvNYrfvR
ne sd,es,lssy hsvirs scsn r.scrsa 70 healA n q.
--~ks By very aNgs romeay Nsss1 kAvfnr usv
viii severe lung adessoe, sd drsaf 49,
snsumyton Il snrous 70 nAxs hsovs 70 HI follow sHsa
r2sn .se esste = y yin ss.s soyy q ~ Irss.Ss3
nary ne .Are, vhsaA hsy via Asd SURE eurs ~ go
TIN arhna brcnoshs ~ n o~y Object - sW
IN s~sanx he pvssr<tptts ssred the amtsesd -
infrs atm ~b,sA be crcsivss b nvAuabs 80
evs~y suasr@ vul try bh renedy - w - ~.
snf rruv, besr2ng.
rS,lss vtss'nv he prssr-,pscs -rl rIesss 49,
wnlsmsbunxx
rss. Hs- tws
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The best Evkisncs Yst.~The Extraor-
dinary sales q not LowAys Pulls and osptmsn. are the
greatest testimony public apgrcisuon FOR their prompt
snd positive cure Coughs ksihns, nroachis RheuTns
usm, Burns or sea- as they are unrivkied.
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Radical Curs OF Hernia or Rupsurs.-
~. r. nARsH, q be- ren Known house q ksrsh Co,
ppeca sssnuon % tAs rA q sAaaa q III RsdcA Care
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CoFCEhrRATED LKAvEH Is TIA resrt OF careful cAasuG-
Bread q Al kinds made by using Is ugs,sr disss
BE 70 sour Mi retain 10 mo,srs ops.1 .n ' sy sp s
process .nd The whole preparation Tor tse oyea need -
i 10, gs, .s.ss and Is .v.nase in p.s end :. u.a.
urder all crcumiiances may adopted obv.auE .
SSpy Er9snsn ys,s, Or cher sr%sa which M
our o. %, sss ,ssn cent ''1s i sss.
s q s AHA % .n ns ne sur I ~
r. ung s 4 ss.srI ~. g. = rsss To ss,
ss 0ss, ed %;S n, sqms 1
iss poands ordnary about $50 pounds u Sse
gis.s =. IRIS process 800 pounds thus saeeng very M
p,es,se. rsrscn capable y rtnary s,entioc
factory
CERTIFICATE FRox DR. HAyn
49,. 1872. TO TnI .rarr o. nAssAcaus,rrs
ssy .a. CO. Win M . .
erdns doush and thereby erinr d for msns Bred
,. s &. soass xsou, ron Ds,
any ether principle In he nour pere-y ard the wes
through The sio q ve,s While for esnss and pss
he ss By ,na %osh ams
ssn. e The mannissarr,s .ns prove this pound vv
pS'"' ''''''N A'a s'''s A. aASss' sssss s-1z~
saEAKrasI AMP , Ira Eo,x q
ss If ~ s, sss an aS r s o g saae o
mli prefsrablej bv.ly enough permit rolling 90.
placed mnedsieIy oven and baked quickly.
LOAY BREAD-The proporticps Of isavea 81
four sed together above: The butter AID
parts stf enough 70 mead into loaf and bake Immediately
II slow oven.
BrCRvHpAT CASES - our and milk uncien. 10 mako
OF batter add then three esspooofus a
leayer, beat 10 a fro.h Al cook quick.
sPOf0k CAKE Two OF white sugar, beassn uhA
yohs erge-he whites 81 frukA:
htn beat all together Add three ~ ee bour
and three teAspoonfuls of davor With
iesspooDfu Of OF lemon and bske In quick cvs.
CORN CAEB-Obe pint Of -four And Indian meal go
Tn OF veil sned Together AID
{. nolasses and mix The 9Th milk and bake
tla~
CUP CAKE-Fvs cups of ,hree tsAspoonfuis a
Lesven, sed tosetber add Of butter two OF
and al sell beat reher mix with nk then stA n
OF ourrania and spce W su the taste Bake a5on -
| a. Aoax.
LAMBS CAEH.-Three quNters Of pound Of four 81
-four easpoonfu OF srtec pound Of
and sr OF butter be,sn cream; tho whls
ssh eggs well beaten, and The Juice OF lemon w
/ naf.
WEBSTER CAKK- Five cups ~ gour, hree saspoonfuIa
Of Lesven three ~ OF butter ~ milk -
| hour.
See dre.1us Ia each ptrkase for making Graham bresA
Beor brown bread dun harbers street cahe spoRs
gfpgvr bread silver cshe doughnuts batter puddi.
jelly gold Japanese cake apple padding HxhiAa
| csss Union cste snd evety variety 81 pastry.
| For Gale ~ All the principal g,oosts ard druKgsA
Wholesale Arenl,
l ls9 Pear street Hew Tara.
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Ciirshvgh's Iii.siv. W,G.-Ths oaiy
wiz With p.rtngs unsainsbis Warranted turn be-
hInd. 70 Broadway, corner Y BeaSe suea.
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Batchsior's Hair Dys.-J tsiisbts, 6avm-
ls and nsfsptaseous hscs bro IN recory ~ Barclay
street Sold and applied BATu isloRs wig facsory, 10
urx.t stre~E
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Sailing OF the Canada.
Bosrox, Nov. a., 1880
rne malls OF the Canada close eight O'Clock she
will sail about eleven O'Clock 70 morrow.
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The Testimonial 10 Capitals Wilson.
TO rBE EDITOR or rue HERALD.
Nsw YoRK. Nov. II, $780,
Adai,looL subscriptions received BY Msssr. Howland
A,pln WALL for testimonial 70 Captain Wilson, or brig
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photographs IN Brook Iyn.-WfliiAm m
ron, es,.aasaed eta sseen hundred and n'sy one.
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stsfnway q sons OvsrstIcrs Grand
arr squAre Psroe considered ihs u.aaf.cius1
AZ warranted for a., yosrx rarrogns = sad - wkery
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Holmes United states Patsnt Photo
grsphs ~ rvAporanr coicrs u fc,ures for 81 steruo
scopes, a.. 80 BruadwsE.
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usrrfsg's Patent Champsoz Ftrs and
Busu Proof Sales 81 Broadway, oorner q krrrnf street.
seW
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xt1 Fin. shirts FOR %. Warranted 90 FIT.
noonye sssr nSnufscsc-y, ses Rro~d~sy.
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Ladies, Furs--2o per cent Ls3s shssSs
Broadway pnces- A. bRAKns is0 Fulton street.
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Iro1 Work For Buiidings.-1ros stor.
and Trurts Columna Glrders s~~ms Shutters
psairu yaus inflow IADeG Capitals for columns
Screens and every sesrpron u nre Iron
Wofh JAsHs 4. jackson A bROrHgRH uuu w0rsx
rvsny eighsA street e~cond and rwenrs4insh
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Vow within Reach OF All.
Grover Bakers CtishY.sed sCSe'eas Family Sewing
s.rsin-~. Prios established 'cs -avsn yes- $40 and
upwGdA Ws brr~oway. New sor&.
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Drawings or IL. Frances Delaware
russs Courrv CIAss zss, Ecv. n. Isa
66, GO, IL, "a, s., ca, 81, 20, as, a, H. &c. ~.
CossoIpIrrp LorrEEr, CfA~ 7ii NOV. ~ 1850.
1s, 6s, is, SIS, 70, 10, ~, 81, 81, 81, -, so.
orvalAs SAT frcs Of charge b. addrss.ins
wnningson Delaware
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
.eries WOOD. EDDY A Co. Managers of the
pr1AyAh. nasrycsr asp sisseys, srITs I9r,sas''
40, 20, is, SO, A, 80, 81, AZ, IS. Ia. 3, 80.
DriAv Axn-c1Ass ts6. nor n. 1850
81, Il, "a, IL, |, ~, 80, s., IS, 3, Sc. s, So.
Circulars set free n charge b. addressing either 70
WOOD EDDY co. Wilmington, Delaware,