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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-12
kBfoLuTE SALE ON ACCOUNT OF RYLiNoUIsHISa
An Extraordinary OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
KERPFRa

ID. W. MCDONNELL. aucioneer, viii sell on Monday Nov
n, commencing af l0x O'Clock the splendid WOOD
and mahogany Furniture m the i've residence Dos Four
tenth street. few doors from Eighth avenue the whole
pEsnG really The hneAt offered public
many years Only small description given In this Adver
tsement Descriptive catalogues for purchasers are now
ready o. the house. VIZ royal velvet 10 both
paxios sa rosewood Suit, in sstn brocde sasnAry marble
p Centre and Side Tables carved EexereS and
Corner 6tanda ares Pier and MAnte Mirrors RIB lace aud
brocAel curtains china Vases, Ccks Turkish and
oept0n Chairs 10 sAtin and large collection OF nnc Oh
Pshungs Tea and dining Tables china Tea and Sets
heavy out Glassware ivory d silver Cutlery solid Silver
ware, &C. Also splendid rosewood Psnotore st,ol and
Cover, Of The most spentd Instruments for tone and hnsh
ever made In this country Chambcrs-Sccond and third
beaut FOL Brussels AID ingram oerpes solid
wood md mahogany Bedsteads ssuary marble Dressing
Bureaus waahstAnds Toilet Sets Bsdn and Bedding
hair hAttre.ses Mirrors Clocks Paintings &c. Also, Base
O6Ars scas Lounges Rocke sofa Bed twenty ons Coal
large Cooking Stove Pots Kettles 40, with which the sale
win commence. This sale spostve and article to DO
nph The above Furniture II Of the description
and nea y having SIG 0Q HouSako win
md Advnnta geous 70 examine the same
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ssi0n -! al sALs ,s o. ksADY nApn uLgrHlNo

A RsI0NExS SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
"A and Pecc Goods the cocA OF Wholesale manu- actares
A. M CkisrAiAR, Aurtionser, si sell on Wednesday Nov
q ic1 O'clock No 81 Dcy street. large and ertenxive
skock of fashionable Clohr oo-esinE of clh doe
skin ssuDst fancy hsrses team ard Pants
nth. tweed satinet bl.ck and blue beaver pi
y.ersham Keninsky Jean Frocs ssch Dasines snt Over
ard yAencis yeSss % the latest styles acN tossther
vhh large Of Piece Goods consisting OF Kn9iah
french Cloths fancy Cmsssreree ssaneA, sssskins
:ucsy Jea0e Aipsec>A sless sed general s1s,nsni Of
falors Trimmings he once Farncre fables, hne LOT
Counels and Fheiysng Fxinres 10 y order Of q FAN
20 Also removed for oonvenence of from
est&blMhment stock Of Csoshng, eomprag
he usual assortment made expressly for te recall trade
Co1hteru dealers viii nnd wal worthy tkoy
Cnlalolues morning q nAio-
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A UCIroF SALE OF BIRDs-rHE LAR9nr AND
esa soIsetsn 10 .sls are GOV s.sio.'st
Grand. In the ieecson Be found the fAkinr 1noea
Cardinal Birds hooking Birds Irish Black Birds Engh and
TYAh 1hruahes, Wfod Ao6ns, Brown Threshera Enxish
sagpiss yIgn. Red BSds Bne Jays Jsv, sgSrovs Blas
kkins War Bsds Engsh IArks, Doves Poll PArros
Cow Birds. Orrols 1ndso Birds Nonparena Eaxles uhp
Yellow BUds Short Breed 100 OF the tne Bel.
rum uAnsries 4e Ac also one large Val vii coniAn 80
Teeerve Monday, Nov. Il 81 l0k O'Clock.
Chambers A rairchid. auctoneers.
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BALTIMORE AUCTION HOUSE or TWENTY TEARS
ID standing -ADRDON CO., general auctionoern Balu
are making sass advances amour. By ds.N
Intended for their auction sales Al opes p strictly conn
isntisl Sales settled and paper guaroh and eashed
promptly. Addrcns q above.
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MORTALITY, AUorIoNEER WILL SELL AT HIS
sGs ns Chatham stree. this day :. oo clock, Bureaus
i0 on PAinnnxs variety Of dry and fancy Goods Glass
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IIuSRY IT. LgEps. AucrIorYxR-HuSsr W. LEEDS

JIHrRy ". LEEDS. Aucri0ryxE-HBsy w. LEEDS
Co will sell Al sncton Tuesday Iva. and Wefn-s
day November H. at lO ocik each day II ssl~srcpns
No y Nssan street. iNrEe oi eieR.a. ynrni-
made BY the snufAcnrnra ths
cur store for eonvensrcs q Ae coaanne 81 esAni eanosY
and plate rlass Fterere N eanlpy Befrs&s sup@rhy
carved PAror suis In rosewood with brOca
tel DO reps made IN latest Persian style woqnrt;
sprrg chairs sin w1rste1 deslaes
a. r.ps Fsaeail. DO fsncy cbsrs nece,Aes rosewood
Bedsfeads carved Centre and Side fables marble
Dressing Bureaus Dining Room oak carved
rfeen carved Preach black walnut covered
bue rers black walnut Parlor
extension Tables srre xAnisi And Pier Mirrors smAi do
BOOK wardrobes mahogany Furniture IN halrcioh.
Curtains Refrigerator usrpe and other verf desrsbe
Furniture the best styles In the city
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>. BLKsCxEK, AuCrIoHEER

"A. OUR 0RIAT THOROU0HFARDa
VALUABLE PROrnRTY ON 18th AND 9TH 5fRYnra
A. }. BLkECKKR. BON 90 viii sell Il auction On Tues
asy, Nov H. ~ ~ O'Clock, ~ the Merchants kxchAnxe-
On 66yH srREET 200 feet whe|-l valuable Los On ina
sovth SIDE h0 feet east Of Second avenue.
OHNTH srREBT-About Is valuable Ioss On II s,ub ida
directly In the Of above
This properly surrounded by encs three sdss ana
On ss pssmiss. Cottage, capable Of accommodating
hrge family contains 40 several os and win
be sold with The lots with H. There are bsrns car
mage house sheds be the prenses The saic viii be
perempmy
Maps, 10. At No Pine street.
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Dras ing Furniture With brocaie' o,
The richest description fo rosewood frsmes Two sul,s VIZ
two tste tee Sofas two Chairs recspti1n and
ma,ble tops; elegant rosewood Eegeres plate glass Doors
secesare aud bookcase lined With sstnwood chess
psd with pearl Rosewood aide Tables velvet liable
covers lnco'guurs easy Chairs COVERED In veve lays
I n and writing Desk yevs. medallion Carpets
,s la s.vsa oetsse richly carved and aIsd with
msns rcsewood Can.rbgry soo embroidered cloth Cover
on rAlntngs-Hoy Family BY seleres superb Paoting,
A,sampson Of The Virgin Mary two match Paintings BY Cole
Fruit fkee Winter Scene Marine views Scenes on the
F FssDeh Coat storm At Sea smqgsleis Fsniy, by
nngrHvngs rare and costly bronze Vase Pompen ard
herculaneum Artistic bronze Stauees dresden china vases
superby decorated mayble Sstuete Uupii and Psyche
Pandora DC Hssard Olcob, velvet stair Carpet H
yer Rods rosexoot chamber furni suite; Bureaus
Armour Glaze Dressing Table Bsdseads Conmotes Couch
and Arm Chairs covered with velvet hair sprrg
Blsnkes Counter solid oak dining Furniture Bat
let marble top lined with satin wood Extension Table
Chsi,s elegant OF Crysts and husy Glassware fod s
yer Tea sevice&re oh China Diner sheffield
Table Cutlery. Also all the Kitchen Furniture
tae pesiiye with on regard 10 the weather Competent per
sons wall be In attendance peck ship goods at
reason Able charge Psries Wishing this
tske FIN and sixth STAGES House St
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hoeir win bruy them within
Few doors Of the house OF siyee nth
above elegant residence for sale toilet Possession i'm
sel' FOR further particulars inquire Of Aucti ers
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AZ CHnIsrorHlR srnnn-nRs. n. RoKDas gIvss
AZ true inflammation o. all aHars through life Ia regard
70 sl9Esan love anatys nArraxes jornsys lsw ssaA
bsdnsn absent friends sicknes and deatA, ~
Wcoss street. And sighsesna ssres. she speeh Rms III
and herman and suoseeds when AL otbeyS fan Pes
tnced for ladies' - esas; reullsnep 81 csnts Remsmber
70 Chrssopha ~, YourtA o., apd wavsrley yass
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fyAMELIA JAPONICAS FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ Great annual auction sale OF OAmeas Ac wednes
day lAth inst No O'Clock at No. John sroet-A superior
sssmsn. q upward, q 500 splendd spsemens selected
United States oil In bud and OF the description being
from hsight The amateurs and
6oras respectfully called 10 this Comprises ouo a
he nnest Arguments ever offered In RI CITY.
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NONSTABL1's SALE OF SEC AIRS A. n. CRIsrALkR
~ Auctioneer, No 23 Bowery, Ill sell ths day II O'clock
eo ported and don este segars of various brands BY
der OF the Constable.
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HE1x EN-. AuC!IoEKnK.-oH MONDAY, NOV:
.r CARES LIQUOR eegsn IA aahins Ourrants BlaruA
A. ehovss eoap Bak Beef Hsrrng. MAckerel Fgu Olives
iron Safes Also lo a Boots and Shoes, 0aissrs 20
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nANIrL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIoNEER, sALEsRooM
IL No q Cedar street opposite the Poe office
EXECUTORS SALE OF FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY
Hardware, Cutlery Hoaiery. segsrs, &c,
belonging to the Estate OF ths late Col r l.. snow
DAEIaL A. MATHEWS co will q II at auction, 70 NOR
Tuesday at II O'clock at their saesroom Cedar
street. by order OF the executors OF the late Col l. SNOW
assortment OF sundry goods conssf In Of Je wey
China Fancy Cords, Pocket Knives Locks Well Buckets
Rat and kousc Traps Lead Pencils Soap, Porcelain
fiae. ocmpsss Hosiery ssar. Necklaces Glass Beads
Tape Measures Stationery &c Also about 30 900
packages The whoe viii posvely sold 70 close
the estste. Catalogues early on morning Of sale.
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j. NxECKEB, AUCTIONEER
A. CHOICE LOTS ON AVENUE L.
A. HI1ECKnR SON 4 co VIII sell on Thursday, Nov.
u, At II O'Clock, st The herchanis' Exchanxe-
or AVENUE k-l0 on tho wes side com orsng the
tire front between 67h and ash 70 and ~ 6xl0lb
b cns through
b lots grade and very choice.
nnps terms Ae., a No Pine street
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GROCERY STOCK At AUcrIoS.-x wRAv. ArC
NJ ioneer will sell stay Move nbsr Is 1t 0 o'clock,
the OF he Boeru and Pacific
brooklyn. conrrispg general assortment % Gr ceries IA
FIXTURES Horse Nsran. te Also three
unerpired Lease. Rent low. sale positive
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G. FUTILE, AUCrIoNEKR --RECBIvER'ss ALK OF
"A. Household Furniture, Carpets 4sA 8. FUTILE will
sell on Monaay November IL at IL o'clock, q lis Fulton
Paror Suits covered IN brcSs;el and plnsa ~ ybe top
Centre Tables Bookcases Is k1tenaion Taees 10 and II
feet long 10 dozen seat and mahogany Chairs 10 maho
ssny plain top and marble top Dressing Buresus wssh.
stands Is mahogany and cottage Bedstoeds ~ mahogany
SOFAS sehez With ohcr Furniture; the whole % be peremp
toFiiy sOld.
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A LBKRr AO1TInER. 0RIYyIN %. AuOTIONE.Rs
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUB sHOLD
FURMIYUkU

ibe properly q family declning this day
monday l0x O'Clock precsey elegant redence o.
xeno BurnhAm ESQ, q Wea Sixteenth street, between Hhn
and tth being the and rich-ss assomsnt q
Household and WORKS u A offered NJ aucto1 ~
The furniture all made 70 Ser for The present
by the celebrated cabinet makers Well koth and
Of the decrpoa Descriptive catalogues ~ he Aoose
morning Of sale
Hegsnt Drawing Room sut,s.
velves Medallion Carpets,
Pier and Msntel hirrors.
Brocade and Lace Curtains.
Gil Paintings, BpgrsvinEA
Dresden and Dresden China Vases
Rosewood Chamber Furntsare, suits
oAk Dining Room Furniture
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II IL,
s. se .. = U 2slsss ne
pima m.sos.n, slo.s sss. r.ss
ssvs Bas.. :Ssa c.rpss' rosewood even c.r.
fsscsore pearl keys extension Dining Isbes s.k waaul
rssas wsh.snds B.ss. s.s Saresss. ies.ssr sssa
sar E ssss1 s r. no. s Sse s os. p s
xc &c Grcces, kouseksepen and dealers viii ind Inc
A ucrIoY sorICn.-pRoTSsA NICHOLS WILL SELL
:, ss s.s en-. .Ss s sss . ss q
boz. Ir y, val y ,S' q. = Van .svsrs1
Tysne ro e snsS S.esr ss, pus '0a
UcroS NoTIcE-PARrrEs ABOUT Erxoy1S3
5o. gu np pS me- s 10 rr eel % Us s5s sns
.eet voar fo removing fsmile. d n,
psrs Of he world rsnies VIII ana iss an .srssASIs way
a moving.
ucrIos NOTICE -cRocKERY GLASS. CHINA AND
fa.. as 4 8 o y II r. i. ss rss
20 and ' 20 ss.f ss sale % pos
AUcos sALssHIS. cLsss tsp D. .,srs.s
tuesday, Nov Is q 10 O'Clock. Al . ssIden l.ns :
Gla.svre chins Toys A.. sale positive, and roois vel
pasEed for shlppins
AucrIox NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT rRIvArs
1nss,s sresi s z. spsesT T Z.
sliniss Housekeeping con listing q rrssvod seven octave
rludrs o. band cover rosewood Parlor SUR s3o fer
p40 for flS HcOxcase kt~weres mrrors Paintings
Curtains chamber and diuns rom Furniture fsqnre At
No 10 IVES, Twenty s1ih stree', nesr sAxsh sveras.
u CHfiros. AUCviosxsa-coLs 4 cHLroS
fHURsDAr NOV. IS
ra ssocs At NE Ns,ehsnis Erohsnxr sasou.ov,. sac
xonixomery rre.t.rhs wo e. " ans stis orek froa.
ISs saso house ssoai g ises deep
sy r s. srsrs y y 1s sssa, re-. On
hall the hock.
Canal rv~si-rwo vaean, Ioss n md 70 o.us
northsxn side betveea Alien ard stfdke sreets los n
1DNfb cncb. cnenrtsns icss Terms, W ceni
% nortEnre for hree years For particulars Apply Me
aac<n&eers, ~ NaeHau street
ggIssiET ssAs,irrssuaor.
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- SvrCfAL SALE
80 80. nkUln HILL PARW
sskAT sALk o. yRuir rRE8 IN BALTIMORE

ourrrpar xoRTrHa rsrsrs.r !, ., ...., o,,,.,
Trfessly re sh. 81 ~ public ancson. W cAslovu~ a.
.DkulD HAIL rAkk" formerly the resdsuce of Lioyd
~. kcEsrr - arfe2 ana chu>ceee PRAR WD
oIHKkpRuIr TRsEs oeeret ale 10 shs csav,ry
There besween THIRTY THOUSAND Am H,dyy
yHOusArD fRnk6 al originally selected with rival r.rs
and eulrvassd hr Mr. Rogers who wen own hr,nsnoni
NE United states AZ f-nilensn prcdnsins me Nns-f ana
choces variety q rrus and Justly ceebrHied for his iudr
msnt In Horticulture which Alone snrnSent ruNnniv fer
NE srceilcncv Of The cnisseirn.
NOTICE. Csisogues VII 70 ss1ea and rs,6y for dsiye
h~ In Of No-emser and purchasers viii ~ required " ~
move all the trees before he Id Of April lssi.
Terms cash Ia bankabs funds
rm nrhs information Apply The su-inre-rs for 10.
fownAnnn Respecting he apply 70 Joha Fess. G~,
noss OF Calvert and rayelle sre-ts bA5uore.
W. Exvssrr 90
Auct4ox GERS.
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MAZHD WITH DELIGHT
"A ARE THE LADIES AT OUR
BEAUTIFUL CLOAEB,
which for STYLE elegance and sps2 any cher
house in the city.
THgY ARE REALLY UNRIvALLED.
Our Sssortmen, comprises
EEXICANS, FRENCH SACQUEs PALETOTS ZOUAvEg,
BASQUES, BURNOUS
And all other sty les Of Cioaks
ADAPTED TO TIE SEASON
We particularly call The attention OF the ladies' the follow
ing showing how We enabled 10 under other large
estabiAhments-
We purchase all goods caah thereby saving from
ten 70 twenty per under those who buy ON time.
Our seventy i've per than Broadway
storea
The garments all manufactured In tho estabshment
under our own Immediate superys and thus
iArxe per centage.
These adva should every requires
Cloak fashionable Of style price, call
and examine immsas stock and thereby from forty
70 hfsy per cent on their purchase
Remember the
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
252 Bovery
". r. RoBKkrs
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w a. CARTER AucrIoNErK.
w. store 81 Corianft street.
Rxecutors sale RectifypE nistilery kcThis day
dAy) 81 IC O'Clock the Sremsee, tho entire
nIurcs a the late John Walters Recufying sery "
wcsa Twenty Gfh street copsHnE Of leach and dunpnx
Tubs Receivers sancing Casks Pumps Dlstybutor Copper
Pipes and Tin Neasures and BnanonB
Sled, Wagon, sleAxh, Hoss Harnes. Ac
wM. r WALTON,
JOB LONG, Hxerupors
SAMUEL ~ ALLRN.t
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II II. LUDLOW. AUorIoSERK.
Sale Of the
GALLERY or PAINTINGS AND ESGRAvINos
OF The late
CHARLES NJ LEUPP

u. LUDLOW 90, will sell Al snsion, on Tuesssy,
November j. lScO at ", O'Clock r. NJ the Nation
Fonrll avenue.
The COLLECTION Ps'nsny, ancient ard ucdsrn 70
gsh~ with the Tnsrsvngr belonging 70 the late Charles
lowing artists "a, JoreAsns oreuss vAcdyek. Vatican,
Fsncs Busr ccie Durahd suie, Chureh Ken~ett Mount
Pste Huntington. Chapman. kdmonds Audubon, Baker,
CAsiear an1 many 9th Arss Of celebrity.
Most the modern Paintings painted N osSer for the
late reuup, Whose well Known tsse enable ha W collect
one Of the finest galleries IN I've country.
Yhe sale viii Be without reserve IN sstuonsnt bis esAe,
aud will comprise sxcllstvsy he entire gallery le1eeppng
family p,rtrr) ~ left bv him hs decesss Tire gallery
OF free exhibition ~ tie a The Rational Academy
"a Design. daily from A. III r. n remaining
the I7th instant ut 10 y NJ
Catalogues may be b.a Of he Auc,ioneers No. Pine
thy~t near BROADWAY
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IL q. LUDLOW. AucrIon ER-HAspsonE Housx.

L. n LUDLOW. Auction KKR.-HANDsOME HOUSE.
u. bold Furniture Al suciion.-K LUDLOW CO.
viii eel al sncJn Thursday November u.s. Is6D nj n
O'Clock No West Twslh street fifth svesue. the
entire Furniture contained In said house. corsisng IN
Rosewood Paror ~ raiiur~. In satin ksse ~ooa fables
marble top nahorany Dining Room Furniture Ia velvet ~.
mt walnut Kxtensinn Table LIBRARY Table
trd Desk Sofas Arm Chairs mahogany French Bes,eads
Bresus Dressing fables Warfrobes brussels aud Ingram
Carpets nrctke- with assortneni Of Kitchen Furniture
with which the sals will c,mmencs
UPWARD scHKscK, AuCrIoNxzR- CANT
~ Coupe H0rse-By q. p " sCHwNCK on Tuesday.
l3h tust O'Clock, M their saeroom lA Braaswav bay
Coupe Horse 10 hands high perfectly sound kind gentle
sid only for want q use
II o. HoRvoN, AuCTfOSEER VIRTUE OF Az
Ut. execuucn viii Expose Al public sale, sa0 uudsou
street. on The l2sh day q Eovsmser 1851 a. u oclocs one
Brnidng Machine Desks Once Chairs Stools ssirts A.
Burners and rfvturca Olcob Water Cooler Hoop sxr
teriai. T. FARRELL. Constable
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TUE oREArRsr WONDER IN THE WORLD n THE
yourg ard accomplished MADAME BSHoN, iAssy from
Is vho can be consulied with the srass conhdence all
ensxs OK NE embracing love eoursh marriage sickness
niemperance situations lar sniis business travelling Abb
sent ends 1t OF stolen property Ac the has aso secret
" mare beloved by hearts IDEAL brings
hose long separated. Ret6ence 8l Third avenue above
twenty seventh street second floor, The bakers Ladies
cents gentlemen % cent?.
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DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-B LxvY, AUCrToREER, "a
Cstharine street will sell. this day at 10y O'Clock. .
splendid assortment OF silk and other Dresses Qu t. Blankes
sheets shaws Roota and Caters Psus yesta
BY order OF H. BARNETT
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sork rIDl AsrRolo0Isv TEAr Iypny pvn
q depend on y Madame wIIsoE, VIM ens tss oo5ea
NJ ycur visss you enser her rccm kAdane Nen
svsnls a your wkole Ma nw predsssous nal
s ss, s. s' sus sss W. "A E s s
nothpg but wss rsc.rslssis 70 gssosRs ~ AZ secsn
sss ssvsr been snovr 70 fsn n B-Nadans wnsou . u
rouusuou q The soebrntsd magic chayma. whish
% n as sii p Iry s ss = so snse .ns s
cvs " bskesJ Yee fos ladses .re senslsrcn = cs
N that bea,s the world $500 reward for who
sQusI Miss WRILSsTOs, win n acknowledged 70 be
csrrs o-.e. iss,i joura-ys sb.es, friends. Owe coar
thip marriage health wealth and wh1 win reclsm drunken
.1s qn.. Su.nspss MIS-. he only Esr.ss y, he s
good luck ard AL buanes ssiS and tor Ma
psl.J not . cor SUI, THIS rsiara{ ed and e.saa Ioaas
se Al her residences 0l srh OPP ate
Kshth stree,
A srONIsHIYG.-MADAMu MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter, born with oaai and st Of oresgh sels bow
Son md a.ea you E %.ry and msns svsa even y.ar
vet ments isa Ludlow street, below Bouston Gsntenen
MADAME RAY II THR BEST CLAIgvoyASr AND
Ivl Astrologs the United lacks numbers
svenus nesr Twecy seventh ssresl LADIES' ceas y-ase-
D. cfnts
MIDasE HiRvrY CAN TrrOKM HKs sAsi
Ifl and the public "a The "
future bier satire ratefsrsior feels cprs
,s rsnl svcsae. bssssu rsirsS tsursa nd is, sf.s
sress Ladies', 70 cents Geuuemen nos Sinaiasa.
" ran be Consulted ahort gye marriage a5sent frsnia
els al the Of lie Al isf Mott iaes
gentlemen ~ cents Causes speedy marriage and lucky
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IS COO Francisco City and County cent bonds
1000 Mobile and Ohio RH per cent income bonds
0O0 American Telegraph Co. yer oeat bonds.
coo Jersey cry per cent bonds
100 Madison Indiana and Peru RR. dividend bonds.
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A G; FUTILE AucIIoxEER

u
a. DUTCH BULBOrs FLOWER ROora-A. G. TUT
Tie win se Monday, at i0 O'Clock a Tvs Fulton street.
Ven cases choice Flower Roots lust received from De LANCE
Nursery, In Holland, being the r Roots In this market and
put expresey for private containing hs most choice
variefies OF DO JBLE YELLOW, RED AND WHITE HYA-
CIRTHe Tulips Earcises Ac In los purchAsers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

Goggin's majority was 0S-a very 'uil vote
BOTETOURT-Edit of the Enquirer
Enclosed you will find statement OF the vote
- Buchanan Yesterday evening at the close Of
the polls Bell 1873. Breckenridge i2, Douglas
II The most desperate efforts were made on
thc part of the Bell men for few days before
and during the day OF election that ever saw
,nvw;hcre' There was but one working Demo-
crat ut this precinct; he labored under the dis
advantage OF not knowing many OF the voters
CONGRATULATIONS OF the Enquirer:
cond ron the result of the election in this
county. Bell 1860; Breckenridge 1910; Doug
Inc 81, Majority for Bell, 429. Goggin's
majority was I'll.
CHARLES C1TY-At the CT. llouse--Bcll
A. breckenridge II; Eaiden.s-Bell 10, BrecK-
iuridGs. II; Apperson's-Bell 80 Breckinrldse
B. Snuth's -I5ell y, Breckenridge "A; Ladds
2Bcll Is, Breckenridge S5 Total-Bcll l59,
Brcck;nrilge l06. This statement is given
from Src best information, but there may he
some errors.
EssEX. Disadvantages majority in this
conntr is 20. Douglas received votes. This
is a Democratic gain Of 60 votes.
PAlRFAX.-Editors Enquirer-The vote Of
this county, just ascertained, is US follows
RrccIinridge and Lane CS5, Bell and Everett
600, Douglas and johnson 81, Lincoln anu
Homlu oj.-One Of the Lincoln voters has just
been backed and turned loose.
CONGRATULATIONS Enquircr-Gentle-
men We have not yet official returns
from all parts of the county, but from reliable
information received from all the precincts, the
majority for Breckenridge and Lane in the
III L. nnnulac frrts
90 votes in all. Letcher had only % majority
in the county; Buchanan had lIs majority.
GILMER gives Breckenridge l60 majority
4 san for Bell Of Is.
GREENBRlER.- Editors OF the Enquirer
The election at this place Oyhte Sulphur has
zone for Breckenridge and Lane. as follows ::
breckenridge 90, Bcll y, Douglas 5. At the
Courthouse the vote is, for Bell $50, Brcckin-
ridge l02, Douglas IS. At Anthony's Creek
Precinct, the vote Just received, is as follows:
Breckenridge 60, Bell 90, Douglas .. The polls;
were not closed.
HARDY gives Bell sG3, Breckenridge 333;;',
Douglas 74-gain for Bell ll3.
uAlIFAN.-Messrs. Editors II send you a
statement Of the polls in this county: For
Breckenridge, 1909; Bell, 554; Douglas, l%1.
Old Halifax has acted her part nobly; she
has beaten Bell 1855, and Douglas l. G4. 1.-THE
rest Of the State had done as we'll, we
would have carried the State by an increased
majority for breckenridge. Six ex-members OF
the Legislature, belonging to the Democratic
party in this county, voted for Douglas. In
crease upon Lctcher's majority Of $50.
LOUISA.-The exact majority Of Breckn-
ridge in this county is .G3. Goggin got 49,
4 gain of 3G2 Douglas gets two votes in the
county.
MECKLENBURG.- Editors Enquirer: Be-
low YOU have the official returns OF the cleo