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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

Bur, SIR, TIE CoALITIoN, TUE CoALrTIoN =
The Telegraph reports that there is prob
able Coalition between the Douglas Dem
ocrats and the Republicans of Oregon, to
elect Col Baker and some one else IT, s. Sen.
ators. The Breckinridgers in the State Sen
ate, true to their seeding natures and habits,
have bolted in order, if possible, to prevent
it. An attempt will also be made, it is said,
to break quorum in the Honse, aud thus pre-
vent joint Convention. This last named
effort, it is thought, will not succeed, owing
to an insuiiieiency Of strength on the part of
the would be boilers The failure or refusal
of quorum in the Senate to pass resolutions
to 60 into Joint Convention will not prevent
the Convention, for there remains the well
known precedent in the Convention which
elected the Indiana Senators, Fitch and
Bright Notwithstanding the majority of the
upper House absolutely refused to go into
Joint Convention. The Convention which
elected Bright and Fitch, if we recollect a
right, was composed of the members of the
AO"Si HVu0o anu sucu ultInUeF5 OF the senate
as chose to go into Convention on their own
individual responsibility. Nevertheless they
were admitted TO seats in the United State
Senate.
We expect now to hear great howl from
the Breckenridge sheets in reference to this
cotJectured coalition. We have nothing to
say as to the merits of the coalition but we
humbly conceive that, after the coalition of
the Breckinridgers with their avowed enc
mics in order to effect local results, it is not
for them to be rerymuch Mortified at any cir
eumstanee of the kind. If they can afford to
commit the same "henous offence" they
certainly ought to have little consideration
for others who may chance to be found in the
like category.
However it remains TO be seen whether
there is any foundation for the rumor of n co,
aliton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

REFERENCE. We allude in another place
to an article in the Express intimating that
the-bouglas and Johnson candidates for the
Legislature may be in favor ofthe Bulkhead.
we would refer the writer of that article to
the editor of the Express, who, we are told
was present at the Convention which~nomi-
mated hose candidates, and heard them de-
Glaze their opT,cei4ior-tu-tiir--4sss,,,,+,,r-,d
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
WANTED
NOTECE.

On MEN to work on the d street Sewer En-.
~ quire of G. ?. SMITH, at f. O. Ross & Co.'S
Stove store, First street, Marysville. sel9 If
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

The Breckinridge men of Georgia have a
balloon man to go about with his balloon to
their different meetings and make ascen
sions by way of attracting crowds.
The Louisville Journal presumes that the
league, coalition, fusion between the Dis
union party and the balloon nan will be mutu-
ally advantageous and profitable. Each
meeting Of the party will no doubt let off
gass enough to initiate the balloon
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

DX THE TON !--Three men wanted to bail
ID 200 tons of hay. Contract for wages by the ton
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
No &c d street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
Arrivals at the u. $. Hotel.

STOKE KES SHIELDS ..... ........ .PROPRlETORS
September 1Ith.
CLARK J Timl,uctno SeXey c T. Long Bar
CLARK NJ Washington Fuller NJ Butte
Berry Strawberry val Musser L Stanhelds
Kimble |. IL Medina > Downicville
KIrck ii Sucker Flat Stokes j
Hulburt 5 Timbuctoo SanderSon IL Washoe
Furth NJ i" Winston c Buttes
Woonsde Jas Brunswick Hammond San Juan
johnson IL l. Yuba co Bibbit X II Grass Valley
johnson II San Gephart Sutter
Lumburt II Bangor Lovett "
Mcclure I San Juan Mark Grand Island
Hodge w Camptonville Garciter Louis La Porte
Smyth p IL Dickson NJ
Wilson Jas Dry Creek Nelson l. y
Bennett Mrs Deer creek Harthy W Tmbuctoo
Hayes Mrs Dry creek Reid Benz La Porte
Hayes & =" McCauley Benz
Rackgrhy Mrs Chache OK Newbert ID lI0ncut
Spencer Mrs White c Hamilton
Rackerby Miss Page Frank city
Sutton w X Ladd city
Heart Miller Whisky dig
McMann NJ Cahill d
Fox Long Bar Lidu Sac city
HILBERT Rufus
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
9ew advertisements.
Attention Warrens.

Aspecal meeting of your company will be held this
Wednesday, evening at six o'clock for drill. A
punctual Attendance is requested. Per Order.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
DaiIp 9latiOnal Qrmotrat

"I BY Tus nsv9CRNrtc ORGANIZATION, YiEip
oaspffsos 10 lry-TsAGss, AND suPrukT us REGULAR
NoAlNsEs "-!St. .5Fsq 1. Douglas, JalD9-IsJ9
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

LErunR FROM Coz LANDEa-We publish
in another place letter from Col. Lander, in
reference to our notice Of his speech, in front
of the Western House on Saturday night
1t will be seen that he thinks we did not do
him full Justice in the report which we made
In rrgurd- to tir points in which he considers
that wc we're mistaken, we are willing to
leave our report and his letter to rest upon
their respective merits. in the Judgment of
those who we're his auditors on Saturday
night They can best judge how they UNDER
stood him, and whether they gathered like
meaning with us from his remarks The diff
ference between Col. Lander and ourself, is
may be seen by the tone of his letter, is not
a question Of yeracity but one of recollection
merely.
The political aspect of a portion Of his let
ter, it is likely we shall desire to comment
upon in our next issue. The lateness Of the
hour nt which the document was received,
prevents any such comment now.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

The Natchez (Miss) Courier says that
there is strong feeling for Douglas through
out that State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

FALaE ! FALsE!-lt having been charged
that Breckinridge did not vote for Cass, when
he was running for the Presidency against
Taylor, the Brecknrdge papers in Kentucky
reply that the charge is false, he was out a.
hunting on the day of election, and was not
at the polls at all lie had paired off" with
a Taylor man, DC &c. Bah
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

TIE BuLKrEAD BUsINEss.-Th6 Express
seems to be much distressed, regarding the
position of the Douglas and johnson candi-
dates for the Legislature, in both the upper
and lower house. To relieve the anxious
mind of our neighbor, We would simply state
that every man of them is opposed TO the
Bulkhead All but Judge Barbour declared
themselves as so opposed, when they were
nominated, and Judge Barbour has since re-
peatedly declared that he is also opposed to
it, If he had thought of it, he would have
expressed bis opposition to it in the Conyen-
tion when he was nominated
The Express will have to hunt up some
other objection to our candidates. They are
all sound on the Bukhead, that is certain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

Hos. J. C. McKrBBEN This gentleman,
who arrived on the last steamer from the
East, brings says the Nation, cheering ac
counts Of the enthusiasm for Douglas and
johnson which prevails beyond the noun
tains. 1t is understood that he will shortly
take the stump for the regular nominees.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

dent Of the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12
ipce Jan. L. .sSS ,4t7.2,t os .564m7s

Since Jan. L.. .sSs ,slFs--l oS,9o}'hto
win be noticed that tho exports continue large, not.
whsAndng the low price Of exchange and the tghtness
Of money Almost every kind Of merchandise can now
be expored rca, Britain with fair margin Tor profit
and we are not surprised 70 bear that sugars coffee,
hsdes &c sc are being shipped preference being
sacrificed in market at prcscn prices The excess Of
our exports 10 the present as, year
s3f 600 eco
there was rather better feeling In the money market
10 day and more was done paper Rates generally
unchanged, though pcrhaps names current at
enc per cent masth than the few days since
The applications bank this morning very large
Merchants remember that the purpose II the banks
IN tscr present movement IS 70 aid houses which though
really good could set through without aid, to
discount paper which be turned into money IN Wall
street House, which sell their paper at ajax per
cent month Ia Wall street or which do without any
pcounts al all should press their offerings upon the
banks at the present time u they do they take
fair advantage Of their weaker brethren The failure q
sozrs. Doughty \ On. grocers q Broad street, is
nounced. They stopped in consequence q the mposs
bity IL max ing collections south and West The &C
eounts from New Orleans and other southern cities are
extremely depressing on the sth Inst about twenty
heading factors failed al New ORGANS and the telegraph
reports several suspensions since then A. Charleston
and Savannah business il suspended generally.
drawers were compelled this morning 20 make con
esions buyers Of foreign exchange but al the decline
established brisk business done, We quote bank
err sterling bills i02 io3 aud francs s45 $50 good
roercantiie bs % 100 documentary bills, o5 es 40
New Orleans bankers bills are quoted b. telegraph az
% ~ and documentary bills 70 a as sight drafts on
New YORK have risen at New Orleans 10 y discount a.
which rate & docs no, pay 10 ship specie frotn here r
diaurbance n the southern markets Il OF course scr
usy interfering with the cotton movement All planters
xho can afford 4 are holding back their crop The re-
ocips FOR the week ending to-day are only % 900 b.es
az inst JOS 600 week last year and 1872 Ooo came
#c.k o. Is5srnakins the total deficiency to date nearly
$50 bsles, compared with last year Il i doubted
however, Whether the bulk OF tho planters can porse
we're veg long IN the policy which win not only prevens
Their pay ng their debts, bu, will deprive them az the
means Of buying their winter suppcs and the prevail
ng opinion among VET informed persons cont nucs 10 Be
saai ~e shall witness revival in the cotton market
un,g prices fan s'u lower Tho present quotation a, the
southern ports averages about ~ ccais Tor miiding
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Personal Intelligence,

Hon O. A Morse. OF Cherry Valley; T. q. Winston, eli
Of The Alds and Bee, Boston, and John A. Graham
MARYLAND stopping at the 81. Denis Hotel
~ Nostrand, OF Washington r. X Ives, Jr., OF Provi
aeDee, George W Heard, J. Borland and X r. Kendall
of Boston, stopping At the Breyoort House
DR. Grier Of the United states Navy; L. G. Woodruff
A. H. Braaner. Of nansvie; C. t. Harrison OF Phila
deha. A. Lombard u Boston, and J. y, Slater and
wife, OF Rhode Island, stopping al the 81. Nichola
Hotel.
Colonel p : Frost. Of 81 Joseph r. N Hunter, and q
hcfall both Of Ohio J. MunsOn, Of Bridgeport II. =
Thomas and wife. OF New Haven and r. W. yanT eli and
wife &c Youkers. stopping al the Iafarge House,
MAYOR l. A. Sykes II Rondout Captain j. W. smith, Of
The steamship Cthawba X. H. Cushing, and L. r. Baiey
of nat more X r. Warner and wife Of Philadelphia L.
A. Duncan and wife, OF New orleans and A. J. Waller 81
ken,ucky, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
J. " rhnney and family, and Ramon Fernandez. OF
Cuba r. 7. Smith, OF Long island A. X Abercrombie OF
New York 9. Armstrong OF Philadelphia; and W.
Alexander Of New Jersey, stopping at the St Denis
Hotel.
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Rasx AsnoRE-capt Hutton bark Alice fainter hence
~ New Orleans reports having the 2eh ult bark
PAINTED black ashore the North rein she had All sails
set snd bad apparently just gone Capt n counted "
wrcckers standing down 10 her
BRte RosAScE Duncan. from baltimore for Asrinvau
with cargo Of coal ashore night of An inst Al pom
Island, She had no pilot board
BRic CHrssrNskN-The unknown BRIG ashore on the Middle
Ground CAPE Charles 18th ut was the brig Chssa
lske twynn which vessel had pilot She has since ar.
rived ~ Baltimore tor repairs
Haze CAROLINE, Porter hence FOR Asunwai before re
ported ~ knfston ia In distress had finished repairs aud
Was e Irucecd On her voyage is inst
fRie JrLA tfTcs1ously reported ashore on Apaxspsp
Beach III f0sed N morning ~ ION AMI Mil H. taken
eciernruft che T. net much hurt and j. quite tight
scHs N,EY Horr 20 Camden, M veseock IN New
0tk r 0ftie Frnrce bcfr reported abandoned III
~ t - ~ n ~ ~ had experienced e heavy
NIes f wv % WV snce having New York Nov 3 and
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RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD--FoR ALBANY AMI
IL Troy, connecting with trains North and West

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD--FOR ALBANY AND
IL Troy, connecting with trains North and Vest
Trains lesves-
FyoM cHAsrtHs sTRkKr. IRON Tfffary
Express, and II A. NJ. and rs l.30 A. NJ AMI SOP M
Troy and Albany, Mail SIS s4oPM
Troy and Albany with sleep ios Pm sandaystncludet
fourhkeep..e train, 7.oAM sA NJ and i:soPM
sinr ne train loA " and ic2s ", a1 $50 snd 7.M
So ~ and 6toP N. IN
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
NV YORK, Albany AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ fss Albany and Troy, connecting with the york
Central Railrvad for All points West Northwest South
west, and With the Northern Railroad
burlington, plsiisburR, Rouses Point and Mon
Iea On and after Monday Nov ID 1854 Will k.avs
twenty sixth street station, New York. folowsFor Al.
tany A. w. and =. ". Express, aud 1000 A. VI Express
mh uan for froten Falls, = NJ stopping all stations
above forsviie For White Plains, s;l6 NJ, and s. nc
NJ, stopping at all stations For White Plains 6isP NJ
from White street depot stopping at Az stations vii
strees depot stopping a. all stations For Williams fridge
" 1P. NJ "Wednesday and saturday only from Twenty.
sixth street depot stopping At all stations Returning VIII
Rave Albany A. N. and 40 z. NJ: East Albany Ills
~ and ~ ~ Express train. Albany n A. NJ; East Al
hAny III .l5 A. W. Express mail train Croton Fails A NJ
stopping al all stations above fremont; White Plains bi0
80 and 10 A. w. and 40 P. NJ, stopping at All stations
Williams Bridge 10 A. NJ and r, NJ, stopping at All s,a
TONS Williams Bridge, Top NJ "Wednesday Saturday
only, stopping at all stations
JOHN BuRcHrI.r. Assistant Superintendent
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POLITICAL.

TIE wORkINGNEN'S INDEPENDENT DEMO.
cratic Club Of the Eighteenth Election district ~ Tho
Eleventh ward via hold their meeting NJ pasrAk ur
Us. AZ avenue q, on Thursdyy evening. Dec IL lstl
PATRICK kLARNEY, President
JoHs BRApy Secretary
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4, ZOO bales. The
,r--o~ r-1h .clcs eniorac a ano> Aug and French
eNtrtme depression in the ra Is a s'e. ote nj dlag
tended 10 il iucnce saccs. Wra-, AZ loc /
up snls at Gao. BIC. ANA Gulf N ID - I, In
10sr. The following is statement OF the moveh,en II
cotton stree the fst Of ptcmber last as compaca ""
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CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

TvSspAy. dec. her
AsIuzs-Thc market quiet, at Sc. SIC. for both
'gts.
BRrIsrrFTS. -TTour-Thc decline In frcgh,s infused
more buoyanCy into the market with better demand
rem tho trade fhe saes embraced about 10 600 bbls
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClA


IIIfpAY, NC. ITO 7. NJ
The following Is a comparative statement Of the ex
ports exclusive Ct specie, from New York To foreign
psrts for the week aud since january -
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sEGARs AyD yoR,cco,

(yAgH PURCHASERS or sEGARs CAN FIND ne
~ cdcd bargains h qualities on hand from n Il s4o
per thousand. Please call aud examine
" CHEEKS II Broadway
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A GENTLEMAN, TWENTY-FIVE WARS OLD, De
N aires Ia form the acquaintance, by correspondence of
n edv of about The She must be intelligent
fined and therefore 81 course respectable though perhaps
member os bes, society The advertiser not rich.
and aes not care for REPLY Prom lady who Sincerity
III uurpoee Indispensable and good prsoa appearance NO
oh lee lon. Address John Halifax, Herald onhce.
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A CADEMY OF PENMANsHip AND BooKkEFpfN,
"a No. 82 broadway, continued by VI. G. HoOGLAND,
for many years the assistant of oliver ~ Goldsmith No
classes. thorough practical instruction with earnest careful
attention. Terms moderate. Open day and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12

~-tafiadmh huur Vas brincr. out not hctyc The sales
embraced 400 6o0 bbis. at - 10 g. southern -four
was IN moderate request, and held with hrm.
mess. While ihc sales embraced 700 a 600 bills closing
within the range II Lbe above quotations Rye our
quiet at our figures. Corn meal was in light
demand and priccs unchanged. Wheat--Owlng %
the decline in frcirhts wheat frner and in good
request for milling and In fair demand for export The
transactions footed up about 40 900 bushels including
common g. prime Milwaukee club at 81 o3 81 os choice
red Western at 81 ~ and 81 - Tor inferior Canadian
white supplies II barley light with sales Of good
state a. zoe Corn firm and in good demand in part
for export and part on speculation. The sales en-
braccd about ~ 0pe bushes al soc Sole for Western
mixed aoat and In store, and at n3c Tor yellow Ryo
hrm with sales Of about 500 bushels al CSC oatS
IN god supply and duh with sales Of Canadian at
IS &c S6h.c. and state at 10 &c. STl,c
tus1rr,-Thc transactions we're limited A sale of III
bags II Eo made al lie 12Ac. and 200 bags do
az p { Ncssrs William Scott Son give the following
iaement ~ stocks-Ro and Santos on the lth Dssan
bsF 1890 ~ 5s bags sales FOR consumption estimated
~ ~ bass stock ~ RIO and Santos the nth day ~
ihceHber. 1850, y et3 bags, Maracaibo 3s64 bag
Java. n70 mats and 900 government, bags sc pomn
g. 100 haes Total as ise bags and mats The stock III
Rio. Dccember At New orleans 40 600 bags RAFT
more, y eco bags Philadelphia 900 bags petsfnber
II At New lork, II ,s53 bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12
MATRIMONIALs.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, VINO WISHES TO FIND A
~ spirit congenia TO his takes this seemingly strange
method Of obtaining wife she be under y OF
OF god personal appearance medium height and Of
romantic Of mind Money object The advertiser 70
sincere and trusts LADY, viii reply this who does do
enter the bonds Of mstrimony. Address Frank,
Chatham square Poet stating where an Interview be
Obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12

LRFNCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES PROF y
~ TtIiEkiNG, sig Broadway, OF Twelfth street
established IN s2 VIII receive new applications private
Instruction aud in the Aforesaid and cassal
languages. and make rsnslsons II correspondence &c
I EsSoNs IN FRENCH, nv A PARTISAN yor-SG
IL lady, wei educsed The best language taught n e1n
satsn W sttf time Lessons ladies at ter rnsf
deree desird and issnsin the evening persons IN
butiness. ArnN ~ .la BruadMay rom Is.
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MARsn's c0TNTING 'R0Qvs,

AfARsHs COUNTING R0ows,
M 4 or pracilee and instruction Ia
BOoEKFTriNG AND BrS lNESs AFfAIRS
40 broadway, Irving building.
Circulars, vita terms, a., on appiieaaon.
DRiNATF INSTRUCTION vIYrN IN TIE LATIN
Il GRFfK. NFENIW AND ARABIC I4Eef'NgIc'
Arpy q .s leth street. avenue A. Rsferencas Row
ID. baphal l0f Nttdougal street, '~''
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
ing $17 5sT $50 r. and the balances 81 o.
The Merrmac Manufacturing Company has declared
semi annual dividend Of hve per cent payable Deem
Der u: the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, a semi
annual dividend OF per cent and the Hartford Bank
a semi annual dividend OF five per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12

7 PAINEs, WHILE BOOKKEEPING, pENMtNsHfp
"a arithmetic &C, are the eadnr branches taught vet am
pie provisions made for instruction
English branches IA strictly private rooms 81 Bowerv and
FULTON Hrooklyn. -
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stock Exchn ge.

$500 Hud RivRR1mg 10
lV0o IllCcnRR b. bis s.
1000 Han lSStJ RIBS s.
10 shs Rank OF Com. &
5 Metropolitan Rank y
~ w. ~
80 ncl a Hud C'tCo. $.
30 do.....st,u IL
$50 Ctmb C,al pref. !
2b Pac Mall ~ Go. =. q
80 ia ~
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Sales of Real Estate.

-------a~~-----rn
Sales OF Real Estate.
BY James NJ Miller.
One half Eagle Brewery, 44th and 45th sts., be-
tween Sth and 9th xl7 $50
Lease Of lots and buildings, S. AID ST., 1907
west Of sth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12

A LRloS HOTEL. h5 HUDSON STREET CORNER or
n tharet-flesssnt and wen furnished Rooms in suita
single, suitable Tor married single gentlemen ,,d
comodatons for transient permanent bnarers Use of
ga- bath raDo &c Stages and pass the door Terms
low. 4 LAMBERT pronr,e,o,
MURRAY hill HorsE. SIXTH AVENUE AND FOR
lvI ueih street-family and single Rooms 10 let vita
Board, at very lo~ RATES. for the winter.
g Il. BosTwfcK Proprietor
DENFREw HOSE, III EIGHTH STREET yEAH
III OPENED fer the
or gentlemen and their ladies single gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12

UNBISTLE BALL.
The and only Bah Of the season for this char,abl
association win take place at the city Assembly Rooms
Thursday evening" December Is 1860.
Captain WM. MANSON, President.
W. G. MAcKESzIT Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-12

TOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-ALL KINDS OF CITY
Property, embracing over I'D Farms Resi-
dences Building Sites In healthy locations contiguous TO
York, with fine and inland views. SlLAS SEY-
M0UR consulting engineer real estate and general agent "
Pine street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
Sioues an0 ieaicrs.

RIBLE HOUSE, No BIBLE HOUSE,
a. FCuRih. Az NNN-l,kA.
gst O., tesh a rd VS. NIVS COOLING ard HfATtNv
A'Ur Tee hra SLih trl,' arJ.t sng-s g'ss q ssse
pVr C'sIors rUt Hafs e'u,si- Farm sh eoss
o.. =. b NJ b. che "a lees tR1''isnoe OF snocy
+" htfcii Nals tIs htNA hEAlr Z. - de ignrdt aes -
~ i0t bf''ust NJ e AN ~ BASEMENT eSlotsS
20 lninr'T h scr IN teac1 economy aalseilt' se
iats, &c. unsluti.e all.rt sis mrnse. CO
spCi'z' O. STA L1lsu 4 SfkAlToH
VI Nitl fo'-. r... = s. t1 7res 49, ~ 10''afsS
NOR " kliMiNG CUCHCHES, HOUSES, &c.
Il nyt 10 sTnEl.i PNlhNr AZ ,FSRs 'ot 'NoSS
Coal qhps AZ p,lu,pi . &C. 'r.- e., g.
bAkrLEiI 4 LESLIE No 40 5road~s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
6ouse- furnishing 5ccns.

ECONOMY - DISPATCH. - "A STITCH i'm
AZ TINE SAVES NINE"-As accident. will h,pp-u avs.
"a vel sIa.c families very desirable 1, have sou,
cheap 9 cSeu'eut for repairing Furniture TOYS Creek
c'y &C. Se irrs Pepired Glue such -n-fseacie
aud no G,thodc >tord to be without LII. alsuvs raad,
,no up 90 th ia ~ p'n Thsr- longer nee sity
h"F's hS Tlirefrd hrSdl-.s los aud broken
.f'ths lei Just he arire for cone shau aud OH.
tsi a. 40 p'pI with ed'es 4 refinement sud tt,
a.hl an l~posti N used ,a,d heins chemically hid
ntu en- 81 p"tst az al Zee vs4uhr uuA II tn besg
t-uci"ge bel VS. " uo,. aibt.ivs
81 StftL ~ ENRNY HOUSE"
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y II. RIyERss DANCING ACADEMY n,

VI a8 w tons opposite the q Han Bro sslya Az tho
modern taught IL one The NEW MIN
UET QUADRILLE believed co the PhSce Of WsIe. A
published descritn may De had b, applying the Academy
CLASS for LADIES forming on Tuesdsy asd gndsy
afternoon 0ENTLENEN Tue-dsy and Friday sven'nE,
at 8: MISSES nd MASTERS Wednesd.J snd Saturday ate-
rooUs at The OPENING SOIREE oil take place
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