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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Sombrero Guano.
LZ na Of Phosphate Guano, Just nom eombfero Island
knen Indies the richest Opposite Of Phosphate Of Lime
Pes wcs containing betweea 10 and 30 cent Of
freds Lime, which invite the attention
We sors eelle generally who deal In fertizess
VII seN tor the this and
pi.s1 rAss., dsdac,ins to expenses 70 this
/ ion os BY mail Aaiysis. &C., furnished apr ics-
/ spril d&ctA oE1kIE q CO., Sole Agents.
~s@ Street tynchb1re Va
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ClC1HiNG! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
NJ. GUG(iE,N Ii elmer

a.. uIiDs CU b sCGAg-pan choice;
fo s0O libs Rcdncd sugar--al grades;
% Bbls. Sscet ,idsr;
!db Sacks Rae and coarse salt;
90 Bbts 40. J ami Mackercli
jbA Applo brand1.
- tssks Madeira " inc
sva Nt lsgr AMI P'o C0ncv;
iiti. Portland ~ rup,
80 .,Bis Ssw Orleans NDasses;
toSssh.
co. t-sfH Fine Trvutl,, Bg andy;
Du1. Buckris. Y abs, Broous, dc;
3nj Rbls Fine Ele NA.aAey;
For sae by JONES co,
dee l1idG Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Fresh Garden Seeds.
HAVE lust received my eprhg supply OF Garden seeds
4 embracing the usual variety. For sale by
fsb lb.sa JNO. II. sEAY, Druggist
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Back sheat! Buck wheat =!

DIX HNutdts buCkWut
ME- d another lot Of prime BUCK WHEAT
w fLouK, p1t ny Ia - H. Sacks and for sale
moianx SOLOMON Il AUSSER's
sta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Spices
NrUTME0s, MACE AND CIsOvEs-iex s.le By the p.el
IN sec by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

TCOUR THOUSAND SKIRTS PER DAYi
IL Requiring Four Separate Factories,
Am m. IAnoR or ONE rHoUsANp HANDS
Are required By The demand for THoMSoN's SKIRTS.
f.b f.smeoE L. NJ = col
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
-
FROM

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Leaves AbbevilIe at 9 o'clock, a. m.. on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrival Of the down Passenger Train
from5reenvile. and arrives atW ashing,on same
day q, o'clock.
Leaves Washington at 8 o'clock, A.. m.. on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS
on the arrival OF. the Cars from Atlanta. and
arrives at Abbeviile same day at o'clock.
Leaves Nincty-Six at o'clock, a, M. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS d SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the down Passenger Train
from Greenville. AMI arrives at Augusta same
doy at half-past Q o'clock. connecting imm iii.
ntely with the Wainsboro and Georgia Rail
roads.
Leaves Augusta at 8 O'clock. a. NJ, on MON.
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. aud
arrives at Ninety-Six same day at half past g
oclock. I
p ~ For further information apply to /. II.
Russell, Agent Office at the Marshall House.
Aoosviiie c. H., s. G., for Washington Limo;
or to n. W. STEWART. Ninety.Six, S. c.
agent Tor the Augusta Line. ,..
Jan.l2, 1860. 81 lss. w W.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
fs1H.I.sV V7s4GEETS.

We have secured symr Of the best M:li.
wrigh's in the State for putting Ny our Fng'nes
md Mills. We have oniy l" m'mfi"n the nAIi"s
of THOMAS A%nERsuS. who il acknowledged
by all who know linn {" bc o,r OF ~" fra. OF the
State. Alsc, D. J. DEvlT, Jv:N SrKuTnEHs
and several others
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
RF.T,T,S *

We cast Bills of all siz,s, for Churches or
Fire Alarm. on the most reasonable t.r:n>, and
il they do nor give general satisfaction, the
party can return them nj our expense. We
were awarded Premiums last Year at the Siute
Fair held in Columbia, and at the Charleston
Institute Fair for our Bells.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
CHEROKEE REMEDY.

du Hfaifj6lc Cue for <GonorhGa
And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
rI>HIS Remedy cures when all other prepare.
L tiors fail !, ia entirely unlike every other
compound, cont aiming no mineral poison ar 7ah-
Dr.g. IA it s prepared solely from Roots.
turks nn,i Lenrrs, aud has been handed down
from one generation 10 another by the Cherokee
I,dia"s. lii "is~r"1 'nihe public on 'ts own in
tr,nsc merits. IT Itr-rf":ms its duty quickly and
thprnr.hiY. The nrfnrtunute Of either sex will
hc r-,.nin l.v usiag this Rmedq dqinstend of placing
themselves at the mercy "fsome Qunck or Pro-
frssor. This IemcG!a e,rikrs at the very Root Of
the disensc; its tendency IS not simply I" suspend
tbs poison. hut TO remove the canse on which it
dcpr,,,!S.-Fuli directions n pamphlet form ac-
company each bot!le.-rhc speedy ard perDa-
nent relief uifo, d.d by this Remedy. in h'i eases
al Gonorhmn. Glcr' Trauci. Stritt,;re Fjuo, H.
brS, Whites in Fcmuiss,} ard n Diseases vt sha
Crinnrv Organs, has hs'"nisherl the st scien~
,!iic men Of The age. This remedy not only .rad-
icaLes all poison from the syst.m hut inrigorates
the n"st drlicat" constitution. EG- 1t does not
affect the breath or Interfere with any class of
hus,Less, or require any deviation from the
al diet. tS5- 1t requires II" "ss isancc from 9th
er mcd.:.n.. Ard hat cminr..s its value g
thc entire absence Of nil nausc"us taste, being
p!cnsant and delicious syrnp.
Prize - PEI, E,tue or Three Bottles for S..
PtTIEl; d MERNiN, Sol. Irolrie,ors.
St. I"uia Mo
.".i in Ahn.vi!ie by ID Mc,auchlu, and nll
responsible dealers III m"dicines. Van Srhnak
& 'iri.I+"',. Chuieet"n. Wholesale Agents.
THE STATE OF SOUTH AR'LlNA,
AEBEFILLE UISIHICI,
I'm EquHy.
Elwin Parker and f:usrLia
II. his VIE.
vs. Bin for Rol;ef3o
Arrni>'ca1 Bu,t aud Martha
| g. his wife. md "'hrrs. (
TT ArPEN.lNt; to my s,tisfnction that Tres
| want DrG' uif-nriati a!,i Lucre,:a 4 his vita
| +. P'chenS N"s.ic aul Sarah NJ. his ~i.r James
/ J.. Calhoun. Geo. Mcfiutiie Calhoun, and the
| children ol Thomas J. Calhoun decd viz:
/ Wilinm. james, Henry, John. Jonp ard her
| hnsimnl. (wh"sr nam" is uuknown( Betty and
| - Harper her husband. aud Margaret, desen
d"n,s I" ;he a''ov" stated Bill, reside beyond
h" limits Of this State On motion hy S. ~ A.
| M"t."wan. Comp. Sol. Ordered that the said
| Defendants j" arlcar and plead. answer or
de,nur t" the said l;ll within three months
:r".n the publication hereof, or the sauIe will
| be taken Pro Confrsso against them.
WI. II. PARKER, {. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office.
Srrt. ~. 1860. 23 3m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16

WE Have always Engines Of different
w sizes in u f"rwaih state, so that we can
furnish any size with dispatch.
Our Engines took the first Premium at the
Charleston Institute Fair hJn in 1859.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
Saw Mills.

We manufacture circular Saw Mills Of three
sizes. Also, inscr's Patent Mulav Saws, for
which we have the right "f the State Of South
Carolina, and We also make Saw Mill IrqHsp Of
all sizes Our Saw Mill Irons asn tod the
Premium ut TIE late Fair held in Columbia
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16


in the If
Georgia Gu rd a f The tils in
II G r thr in Charles othcr
hn
yof
il the
market We would ask the and
uuyol
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
aGrist Mills and Grist Mill Irons.

We manufacture Portable Mills Of all sizes,
and Of superior pattern. Ais" CT list Mill Irons
of all slz,s. Cur Grist Mil! Irons also took the
Premium at the late Far III Columbia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS

We cast every day in the week. We have.
now the best stock of Gearing Patterns in the
State, having ru, chased all the Patterns be-
longing I" Grorg Sinclair K Co. along it'll tn.
shop. We have good Pattern Makers constant
ly employed. Our Cnstirgs have taken th..
Premium every year ut the State Agricultural
Society.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
Ayers Ch: rrv Pectoral,

has Won Tor itself such reLown for the cnre
of every variety of Throat and Lung Com
plant that it ia entirely unnecessary for US to
re ,onnt the evidence Of its virtues, wherever
in has been employed. As,it has long been in
oon-tant use throughout this sectionfwe need
not do more than assure the peopleit qua ity
is kept up to the best it ever hns been, and that
ftmay be relied on to do for their Yeliefall it
l. 49,, lo
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AYERS SARSAPARIIA

COMMISSIONER Efhct,
Scrt. ~. 1860. 23 3m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
J. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST.,
AUGUSTA, GA.

ATHENS, GA. Nov. 90, 1859.
Dear Sir Rhodes Super Phosphate has been
appliedby me this year. on small SCALE TO both
Corn aud Cotton. The result excecd-p my en-
pectation. although the experiments, for many
reasons, were not. and could not be CONDUCTED
with due caution yet am entirely satisfied
that the growth uf weed, in both instances, the
fruit III corn, and the number of hollis of cotton
were fully double the yield in the l,urtiors IN.
manurcd, and this when only table spoonful
Of the Super Ph"sphntc was applied as II top.
dressing to each hill of corn. and te..spoonful
t. each stalk of cotton-nnd the last ns late in
the season as The 18th of July. Sume Of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six fee.
branches, covered with bols, while the unna-
nured was not half so good. 1t is my Intention
next year. to test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most 0bt servt,
(Signed) Nj. C. 81. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, &c. r. R.) Nov. 2s, 1850.
McsIrs j. A. ASsLEY & Co.:
Gcnts-I bought ton of Rhodes Super
Phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, Mr. II. d.
Leitncr, Of Berzelia, to test iis value as n ma
nure. put about l l25 lbs. On an acre of cotton,
IN the drill, on land tllut would not make over
IS to 100 lbs. of seed cotton per acre, without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory.
have made at least from 45O to 500 lbs. to the
| acre this very poor land. l expect to pur-
chaee from to tons for my Spring crop. My
| Overscer wishes me to put his name 10 this alsu.
Yours, in great haste,
! (Sgned) T. w. PRINTUP,
WILLIAM FOSTER.
| De. o. 1859 "a IT,
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PAVEN, BACON d. Co.
~ 0VERSTRUNG PIANOS.

We Offering favorable terms null usortmsnt Al
Plano foes all Of which OF sure and war
rned every respect BY permission we refer 10 The unasr
signed parties who from personal experience for many y,srs
RINSLOW, LANIkR 4 Co. T. d. MORGAN a Co
BOWEN, HOLMES Co. COLGATE g. Co
BR0CKAW, BUTLER 4 Co, J. II RANSOM ca
HAsLEHUnST& SMITH, BETS NICHOLS 4 Co.,
THOMAS OWEN SON SHELDON HOYT A Co
hERRICK BULL, JOS YOULKE'S sONa
CARY HOWARD, SANGER L Co, IyISOW 4 PuINNnY
and Others
Wuoroom Ne. 1876 0randr, neat Bro.dway
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Mnsical Boxes.
Bales bp Anction.
----~-------------~----
A J. BLxRcKER. hucti 1pe4r.

A. J. BLyKcKER, Aucti1neer.
A SSIGNEEs SALE of handsome HOUSE aud
IA GROUNDS At HASTINGS, Weschester Co., ~ "a
j. BLEECKER, son Co wf1 sell A. suction MONDAY,
Nov H. at clock at The Merchants Exchange, two story
HOUSE. with Stable IceHouse, &C. aud about acres Of la,
Hastings the Hudson River 20 miles from Hew YORK and
within minutes walk Of tbs depot Now oc,rPisi by Rel
lin sanford, esq.
t. premises and full particulars can be bad at
No Pipe-st. .tIOId)
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Camps, Gas fitting, &e.
6eming- Matbines.

CEWING- MACHINES.-The most beautiful
~ substantial and durable OF ell Sewing Machines the
UkION sEWIN0-MACHINES.
family end manufacturing purposes Tor sails at less price
THAI any others in the city, At No 1855 Avenue d.
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Professional Notices.

r MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
lie DENTIST Ne - West 18th ST. between Broadway and
bth
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6orses, Garriases, &r.

HORSES for SALE,-A lot of choice young
Carriage Farm and Cart JRSES, = part If them just
received from the county for SALE at bag1g applied Tor
INN edistsly ALLEN, Nos 10y aud lSI Watet-st.
HORSES FOR SALE.-The Knickerbocker
Ice Cowpn OfeiiDg for SALE az their Stable In
Isht rear 10Th ey their fine stock OF Tork HORSES suit
abb for end truck These caoce stock aud well
worthy Of he attention OF buyers.
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Boots, Shoes, &e.

/ AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
- JEfFERs Of No SO Broadway would respectfully .osn
h ladies' oil and nom Part OF tie Unioa to ca.
and examine his elegant assortment OF French BOOTS ard
SHOES and emboideed Toilets and Bridal SLIPPERS Prices
commemorate with the times. ~
JEFFERs, No. 57a Broadway opp Mesorort.a
" FRENCH Calf Dress BOOTS, 81 SO doubIs
WI waterproof sEwKD Boots at JoNEss No. 10 ana 4,
Ann-st r. S.-Cal and them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03

NNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il under the firm of T. V0SSELLER Co Is tots day dis
solved by mutual consent c. A WAUGH retiring lheeftou
T.. VOoSELLER,
CHAS A. WAUGH,
The business viii be continued by ELIAS yoSsELLER.
New-YJIk Oct 49, 1860.
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Gopartt,srshis Notices.

NOTICE.-The PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
IN listing between the subscribers under the firm of ARMS
MARVIN manufacturers of Patent Fre-Proof Safes Elk
FIRED BY s own itstation the hrt day Of NOysm
1860 All persons hsvinl Gains asan, the hfu ndeb
the i1ed and
payment to AZOR MARVIN, No. 335 Broadway who
thoIized to settle and receive all cl,ins ADD debts
Newfork, Nov. l, 1850. JOHN q. SrEARNS,
A s. MARVIN
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ITO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, and
IL OTHERS
LoTs SALR
ELIZABETHPORT, NEW-JERSEY

point IL the terminus Of the Central Railroad Of New
Jeey by which connection secured with all the coal
AID egops of Pennsy vsn and with extensive lumber
districts aft riding these articles at lower cost than II other
point on the seab has hourly
and railroad with New York distant 10 miles pr9yoed
with water gss has very healthy location and offers
ryaed facilities for the establishment Of Manufactures and
Mechanical trades The subscriber o, these Lots In qus0
ties to suit purchasers very favorable both to pce
Of payment Mechanics and Manufacturers pargicu
laily are requested examine the gr ind Apply to
T. KELLOGG Executor, No W Beavor-st., n. Y, or to
j. COOLEY, Agent EiirsbeshpoIt.
WISCONSIN Crock County, LANDS for
w SALE 800 Acres Of rich se and hess lily nbsr,d
LAND the houhing town Of Janesye Wisconsin, for
Sale.
These Lands selected for the present Is ago.
beet for agricultural purposes Rock County and thi
County acknowledged possess the richest lands In the
State. -
hey viii be sold IN such parcels may be required and the
principal part Of the purchase remain bond and
mortspge for term OF years
Forfonhet particulars inquire Of
John HOWE Rootvlle, Via. on the premises, or TO
Messrs FOSTER THOMSON, No. 90 Walst, Row York.
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MADAME C. MEARS BURKHARDT

MIR. AND MRS. CIIAS. FOLSOM of Cam
WI bridge Mass receive iui ed number OF young Gds in
their family for BOARD and NSTRU OTlON snd II orphAn-
the sbsence illness Of their parents mskss IL desisbe
ntipuous Te,i6ence hOns for tae early They
under the charge Of Mrs FoSom, who gives them
maternal care in their ply sc Intellectual moral and religious
education. The number limited four there two
vscslcis. Ste refers u New York to VIM BRYANT ESQ
Dr.. J. O. COGSWE ELL, The Rev. Dr. EDWARD ROBINSON,
The Hon GEO. FOLSOM.
For terms any further particulars sdd,ess
MRS CHAS FOLSOM, Cambridge. MAJ
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OrYcE or THg PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY /


OrncK or TBg PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY }
NEw-YoRk, October 81 ls60.
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
IN ELECTION for nine DIRECTORS OF this PACIFIC
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, for the ensuing hs,al year,
wi be held The office Of the Company No. IS Wall on
WEDNESDAY November i,h between the hours Of IL u and
ock The transfer boots will be closed for ten days
on and after Monday, November 5.
PENSACOLA and GEORGIA RAILROAD Co.
j. FIRST MORTGAGE BONES redeemabe 1t January,
lSe0 bearing interest cent be az 1i-
annusl LIST jan and LIST July seotsion oil tne
proper coupo principal and interest pay able la this city
Bonds are secured oy ft Mortgage upon the road
ent Internal Improvement
Fund Of Flodd. which fund composed OF 3O
COO acres lands it, proceeds AMI OF the principal, by
Skins fund OF cent adequate 20 the ex
The ength OF the ia l05 miles, extending from LAKE
ClTY-where 1t connects with the Florida Atlantic and Oni
Central Railroad. terminating at yAChSONElLLE, and the
Fohda Kairo az, tern mating FERNANDlNA, bota com
plet@d and N opersd ,n-to TALLAH ASSEE.
The road completed ADD IN operation with the ekcep
cu Of about Is miles which viii be h.'hed by the end OF the
present when connection Will be psnect oct een the
GULF OF MEXICO, at st Mats via Tallahassee and the
ATLANTIC at Jacksonville and FerDanna aoon to be followed
by q ti, d connect l. with Sayaunah Ga $500
The Capitol Stock OF the COMPANY blOC0o aud the total
issue OF Motage Bonds 5000 0-less than p5op per
mile.
The Company 20 Of lard the line Of their
road valued $3.50 and 1000 of the stock OF the Tails
last year earned for is stockholders
~ cent net on its capital
About onebaf Of tho Bonds have been disposed OF In he
Southern kes portion OF tho balance oae I'd
foi sale ia this market
FuItL.r Information can be obtained duplication
CAMHANN & Co., No. SO Welst-
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furs, Robes, ST.

CHOICE FANCY FURS-NO. 40 Broadway.
~ The undersigned has opened his stock, comprising
Iiey Of styles in Sable Mink and other oh ice kuf which be
efers low for cash. exceeding Wholesale prices at retail
SIMOND GAGE, Practical Funisr, No. 40 Broadway.
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Groceries ano PROVISIONS.

ESTABLISHED IN 1880.
Ia BAKERS PREMIOM CHOCOLATE and PURE PRE-
PARED COCOA. FRENCH HOMEOPATHIC and ANIL
LA CHOCOLATES wsuslt-d equal In quality aud flavor 70
The Pr Chocolates stood tbs test Of ci
BY ali who have once used hen
40 be superior to sJy others found In this market
knrLa BY generality
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1nsuranre Companies.

AfA t1RE INS ORANCE COMGAN I,
No. los BROADWAY,
CORNER PINE SBwYoRK.
CASH $500, 900
This Company all kinds of Proper
Buildings Ships Ia port aad their Csgoes
rsistent secaisy asufers and
DIRECTORS:
JAMES LORIMER uR ,HAM, President
JOSEPH p VAkNUM, HENRY '. BUTLER,
LEONARD APPLEBY, JOSEPH b. EARNUm JR.,
FREDK. H. WOLCOTT, JAS. L0R. CIR AHAM. JR.,
WILLIAM K STRONG, BUWES MCILVAINE,
MOSES TAYLOR, GILBERT l. BEECKMAN,
JAMES .. SHELDON, JOHN Z HENDEkS IN,
DANIEL PARISH, LOkRAIN FhEEMAN.
GUsTANUSA CONOYER, EDWARD MACOMBER,
MARTIN BATES, JR, WATSON T. CASE,
DUDLEY b. FULLER, CHARLES r APPLEBY,
PASCHAL w. TURNEY SAML ID. BRADFORD JR,
FRANKLIN H. DELAN0.
EDWARD A sTANSBURY, Secretary.
ROBERT c. RATHBOSB Asst Secretary
NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE CLMPANY PURELY MUTUALLY, of Boston
Fund to lsy Losses, ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDREk
THOUSAND DNLLAhS.
After paying Losses over S5OO,UOO.
And DIVIDENDS IN CASH. $4,000
Last DIVIDEND, 80 PER CENT paid IN CASH. Inter.
.sting documents concenns Life Assurance umn gratis.
- JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Attorney flotae Co,
Metropolitan Bank Buidn lilo Broadway COZ ks. NJ
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TOHN DWIGHT, a. Co.,
~ Manufacturers Of
DOUBLE-REFINED and FAMILY sALEAAICsi
sUpER- CARBONATE or SODA, SAL SODA, ETC.
no. II Old slip Hauoyer-squsre New fork.
PURE CREAM TARTAR ONLY.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

A SINGLE Gentleman wishes FURNISHED
IA PARLOR ard BEDROOM In a private family viii
PARTIAL BOARD, in agreeable at 10 at son
Reference and required Adde'S H. 8 Box l357P
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DY JOSEPH N.-MONDAY, Nov.
ID at lOi o'clock at No IS Duiheist between john
and Myeay senesa assortment OF MAHOGANY Parlor
and Chamber FURNITURE; oak ExtensionTable, Brussels
Carpets oicoth' CrocSery and Kitchen Furniture.
NKEEN-HOUSE PLANTS at AUCTION
VI THIS DAY at lCt O'Clock, a. No Johnst-Ssl- com
pns.s a choice lot of Came4s Azess Cact Dole Chinese
Pnmroses Ferns &c, from Mr.. Louis MeLaud, Florist
A bany, N. Y.
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A NJ hBRwIr, Auctloneer
DY BANGS MERWIN Il Co., Irving Buildings

II Il
ID s94 and $50 BrosdwaySaes Of Books Stationery
Pictures, Works Of Art, Faucy Goods furniture, SO.
SATURDAY EVENING Nov. g. at G! O'Clock,
Closing Sale of - 49,
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS PORTRAITS RARE MSS,
written by the most dstT guished generals stat ssmen d.
ers &c. Of the present and past centuries both
10 Europe and America comprising two thouiand auto
graphs and being the largest and valuable collection
offered for public comp, ti,ion In the United states
SATURDAY EVt NlHG, Nov. 10, att O'Clock,
at the Store No. Goa Broadway
ptory ssle Of choice English, French and Belgian OIL
PANTINGs (r, Gently Ia poed Being the test collection,
for exeu has been offered at public sale Ia this cy Tor
long peods by modem artists end executed 10 toe highest
ity and nearly all original pictures They In nae
condition, nch gilt fsMes, and exhibition at
Broadway sale will take place. Catalogues
win be ready fonI days before the sale.
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov 10, at O'Clock,
and four following days, at same hour, 49,
opportunity Book buyers the regular Fall sale oil
BOOKS will be above stated Inc catalogue
containing two butded closely printed pages now
ready may be bad application. II includes ye large
contributions If English Books, coDpnng ne end yaluAos
works ia ali the various departments, many Of them elegantly
illustrated aud superby bound just received from the London
publshfTs consgned expressly this sale Ab extensive
consgnmens standard Books from OF the
sdg houses embracing variety Of choice works In rich
aod substantial bindings and mi celaneols Publications.
proufey embPshed and richly bouad books suited
to holiday sea,on &ce fresh, aud rfoct stock
Also staple and fancy STATIONERY. an also valuable
STEREOTYPE PLATES and ELECTR0TYPES worthy the
attention Of publishers), &C.. &c
To be sold In lots TO suit pur haseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03

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