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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07

The THEATRK-The performance at the The
atre last night passed Off with the usual eclal of
the Jefersonian regime, besides being interest
iDgly interpreted with the announcement of the
election returns as they TRANSFERRED The audience
was large and fashionable, embracing such celeb
rites as Gen. Lane, and Secretary Thompson and
family. The bill for to-nigh consists Of "The
Rivals'' and g The Lady Of the Lions, - Mr.. JEFF
ferson as Bob Acres and Clod Meddlenot The
election returns will again be read from the stage
tonight, as they transpire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07

F Annoy sIL'Ks!Nc sspffxs.
Selling of, at greatly reduced prices, large lot
OF Dre.s Silks from suction. which we hs marked
down at great bargains, TO which invite The ~
dies and pnyohassrs generally TO exauine before
making their selections elsewhere:
j. w, COLLEY CO,
90 Sl-6t tfs 6a3 Seventh st. above Pa, ay.
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PERSONAL.

GIO REWARD VIII he PAID for informs on
- Nv that will lead to the .nyieton of the per-
son who shOt b ack and tan terrier dog at Kaora-
ms, last Thursday. Apply on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07

THE PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, It win be
seen by an advertisement In another column, IL to
be benefited by couple of exhibitions Of the
Panorama Of the Attic Regions. now at Odd Eel
lows' Hall. These special exhibitions are to come
off on next Friday afternoon and evening, and
considering their object will Of course be liberal
ly patronized by our citizens. .
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xXrffL seHaense ere meEthz, sxheal. 90 nen-
w 1sx Ene en- ct E<bfasrys - sac tsFzs sad
xe;i-knesa <isk ehe1l lzee<e risaeted Us cor
k<r - E<maeShf4ue ftrest sn fhs Frsnk-iA Iura
p.ks- ferras e Eui<es fFen &is - 50 Fs< scs<ta
of 4e4zhz-
<<s - fszrz> ens 1858 - zzrzt sstsx 50 e@sz-
z<tsfs><5xs : 4<><zi t<zt<1e<<
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN nEgeHasrs md DEALERS.

THE subscribers have ossnea = large ans exsea-
zixe hSose for the ssc<ssa q stFsctly EU@-
MISSION buciSi - nGE>kkAL AeAScf Iih
aFFsaSeaenfs Tor The sonxtznt recetan of all kisas
Il 0cots. Wares, AeFebsadiEe sed Aznu14c<2res N
tbe yzriors departments 81 Trade
u - "a sosldcac aEd pleasure nat sc call TIE
stseueon q fnoss s-sikias Sas8slie g Ger farte1
and esasssnsiy claaga< sgazk. ne l=rEes Pettaa
Of oar ean saEnmeBfs are fsu2 assaizrfarcrs. erzr
kaafs or thesa 6s~esd to sell = x4sse fua3s- keee
10 vie. shxt ssfhs = aaes sn4fe n 80 PaE1 k<s<
Ore e. fsslelaly sssendsa - shes zz1asPahtsa -
he cash. bA>l- D rBitltss Eo-s
cssusi stores. so- - ana - celisEe q
fsss-ls s1shvllls. Team.
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,NoRDERINa TICKETS oRcERr1F1c

Enclosethe amount of money TO our addr
what you wish TO purchase; nSmsEhe Lot
which yen u ish q Iny vested, and whether 70
= holes, Halves a. Quarters, or EgLths on
of which We send what is ordered by nTst N
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after tne drawing n Printed !
certified "a by the Commissioners, will be Sc
an Explanation.
nE- Purchasers vii lpieaSe write their sig
plain and give the name OF their Post ONCE .
anu state
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS onfidentiHl
aG Aliprizes of 81 .0o0 and ander ,paidimn
yafterthe trawing-othe IPrizefatthe usua
forty days.
UPWood Eddy & Co.'S lotteries are 6r
Augusta, Geo ga, aud "ilmin gIsB, D. b ware
Address 0rders. or fickeIs % Certificates !,
ar Express IL be lireeiecto
woOn, EDDY co. Augusta Georgi
or ,wOo1, EDDY < CO. Atlanta 6 eoreis
or. WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington Della
HS-Clrculars Containing Schemes for the
will be sent free OF eApeIs Sc by addressing as
JanzT
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A. L.. 81 A. B. Beech.

Are just receiving some very nice goods OF their
second purchase this season. We notice some su-
perior Rep Poplins, Poplin Robes, LaveIla Cloths
Drab velours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth Cloaks and elegant Winter Shawls. They have
also some of the finest Carpets ever offered here.
If you want a nice Dress, or some nice House Fur
nshing Goods, you need go no further than the
Scssrs- Beech to supply yourself
See their advertisement in another column.
novl5-tf
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ss11K ey cexsrc1err,l

couSsy 90 HkEIsokB =
l. flszas x ". wncH.s Notary fahiir 10 and fnr
the state Of coaErcticus, eaiy cesamlzsionee ana
sxora ressling The cts and coansy II Hartford,
sasf Il nncefhcus DO cessy that ths Sezh
daa 81 Jznazry tis ffaF ifssukans ez<at boa.
decd anS sxss psEsoazfls appeared bfiefe ein rad
C.sy Hartford kalh 81 lrtis ans Jes<k H. <prE gee
eeth q Tia eity ana VIA stsosl sE = eli acqaslst-
81. ana was are psrse3aliy kneHn 10 ne % BE re.
Ger Oak FIRE aad Azrns lnserszcs ceup4ar. ana
GhrF slsn sne hare ssssEsflF ssb<sFlera he sboss
staffsafa 10 ny pft<<rctt srd H<a7 krz<zsn cab %
IN esfnrzs - eere2<, 4 have tersasta s<z ~ had
spa elxsf szy kezsrzt sea-, - ezze CRY e 1fzf9ff
banfEse zns sixty.
Il - IL HflHsk
i.->s-a. sszA<y zstze
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office,

A IL persons having claims against B. g HAMII-
IA ION, IRE requested to file them with his Trus-
zee LOT settlement on or before the sth day OF Feb
ruary 1860, for pro rata distribution and payment
W. H. LUGUS Trustee for
B. s. HAMILTON I
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville Tenn
tanf-1m
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Negroes for Sale.

"E have good lot Of Negroes for SALE among
w them several good girls suiisbie for house
purposes; No. Boy, 20 years old well trained as
lining room servant; three good families, with a
l"t 81 single Negroes suitable for the farm at No.
10 oeaar street. II. H. HAYNES co.
janlT-t
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Weady-made Clothing.

This branch Of our business will receive the espe
eia attention of our buyers, quantity quality and
design, aEd woui Tespe' fully Ia lie our tteutn
Also, 70 eLtirs stock OF rffAw GOoies,
comprising q large ana beautiful invoice Of MEMS.
Boys Youth AID ca ren's Hats and Caps; drab I,
brown, white and black L. gh0rn Hats; ladies and
Misses Bloomer hats aud Infants hoods; all Of
wh Oh vii be offered At the lowest market prices,
togesher with unusual heavy supply OF Beached
Brown Doinestics, " nsbLfgs, striped and riain
TillH Es &C. Hardware and Cutlery aas, Pistols
lock
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Nashville Spring Races
3 e.
WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, Goth OF May, 1850,
sIx-C nAXS

AND CONTINUE I'VE DAYS.
T.esdav Nay 2pfA-Sucepstakrs for uutried three
Year 0lds-slv0 ehtrznce-s.S feIfet-one mile
Esats-three more 70 MI the stske-Club 20
add siG0 4 the -
Bcdsesfsv. Nay sotA-Joeksy Cab Purse sSoo-I~o
mite heais-
JkgT sfcy y k~s fer three year oias
II slsiIe brafs--sis leo ebtrancc-fSo forfest-thFee
10 81 the stak--ClUb "a add 500 q the
rass - rus
Ffiaay. JEEs is -PropFietoT' Purss-tseo Gne
Ais st--is
Saturday Jss< ed--Joeksy cius Purse sioe-TNo
Nile Leafs.
cssh Of miles-Slo0 k1itTznce-s o forfeit
tiFcs ~ H-oFe o. ell the stzks-ciab % lid sloo
u the - run
Ie nsme sne elass Id a March. Fi-s psr cot
-ntrspce f3r riub nsne3 ali D. made D.
TIE saders'srs4- =. CHEATHAN,
tb-o-td Proprietor.
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Charleston and Savannah
r NJ 4 L q hV LII ES
Rales Reduced and Speed Increased.

TYPES Freight Trains on all the roads, On and
Il after the .4ih OF II, cenber, 1e5e through rates
from New York Nashville:
Frs. Class, per loo pounds. e.
Second Class, ..-............ 1 IS
Third Class, ,,....... -. 10
Fourth Class, ........ 90
Hats, laps and Bennets... ......... IS
Time frum Savannah and Charleston 20 Nasty lie three
three q half and four DAYS.
Tine from New York and Philadelphia seven and q
half, eight and nine DAYS.
InteryeningS bbaihs cause.-the above variations in
time, freight trains are run on Sunday over
three lines.
No definitions by ice snow. Oyercharges and
damages Except damages occurring at seal prompt-
ly adjusted by the Nashville and thattanoogs Rail-
delivery. c. W. ANDERSON
dec.S-u
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

Ii persons desiring suPERIoR article of Goa
n entirely free from SLATE OR CISDER and making
only SEVEN per cent. ashes should send an order to
the ttna Coal Yard, where they obtain the m ost
economical Coal in the city at the following pr-
Large Selected Lump, 81 cents per BusheI:
Screened or Round, 19
Blacksmth's or Fine Is
Orders can be left in Box "a P. o.. or at the Yard
back OF the N. c. r, r. Depot.
de, 22-u SAMI i AGNEw
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ordinary DraMin;
To take place as specified.
sne Grand Capital Prize of IS
Approximation Prizes.
Whole Tickets $40; HalveI s5:ouarter,

Ceftineates Of packs e 8 IN the oreiIary J..
will he sold 90 tie follow lug ates which Is 1
Certificate Of Package of 10 v h.Ic Tickets.
q " 10 Haf
:" - 10 Quarter
I" 10 Eghlh
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Express 10 ClarksyiiIe.

THE Ssath-rs Express csnfzss respectfully an
i Reasee ttat they are 300 ranhing szs>x>ss-s
thresse 40 Cara ssiile. va u = K And G 4
4a ears AIT are prspaFed % feFsasd % thai place
and intrFeenr peaBts srh pruusfsnsss and dsp str
ali goods nsHz 10 seat bs express Thsg All Asa
fefzsrG - al piAErs en- stage roates, coHEscflt G
wilb the A5eye Railroads hss, sslcs, drafts.
collected ana proaspt refafs elzss-
90 once Ne 10 Fahie <assEs.
f<hfI-u A. Y HoLf .sapsrist<r4eat.
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Penmanship.
RItMOX AL

II AEIAG mOveu my ii'sods to Cherry street mex
IL 70 tie Traders Bank, one door from Union
take the occasion to tufn thanks MY friends an
customers Tor the liberal patronage bsstose at IL
old stand, aud hope that change OF place will no
trade LcretUfUTe received.
jan26-u J. II. GCGILL.
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Freight 10 New York and Philadelphia
on
Cotton and Flour.

CHARLESTON AND Sd YANN4H
Cotton per bale re than 500 weight a. IS
Flour per barrel IS
Ma insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah To New YOs and Philadelphia
Cotton compressed at the OF ton and expense Of
steamers when compressed, it be freiPhted from
New York TO foreign ports at y 10 10 less tran
ton not compressed.
Through receii Is issued by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville a d Chattanooga Ia lr,'ad.
W. ANDERSON,
dec23-u General Agent
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RAND
extraordinary Draw
To take place as above specified
One Grand Prize Of 500.

Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quar-
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold - the 4
rates, v kich is the TisH:
Ceruhcale Of Package Of 26 whole Tict cts,
a {" 70 half a.
"a 4" Is quarter -
a. a. 20 eighth "a
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Velvet. Brussels, py ngrsin all woel half wool
STAIR. Hall aud Cotton Carl etings, every grade and
qualify. Mats Hearth Rugs Canton Mating, Cocoa
DO. Indeed, Il Is purpose 20 keep constantly on
hand faH and conn Iete stock Of the above Goods
which we viii aser 30 Cash OF prompt time dealers
oS. Dot -, than any other house IA the gest-
country.
To those who are IN search Of Goods belo~ the
ma Sef prizes, COR FIR Il IS THAN THY AkE
gUxiH,l We would say thai eur arrAngeme1ls are
completed far cbtainsas co.'s gnments aB6 = job
Lots, that ~ ebAbe ~ ali tines 30 meet their
wishes. and rafnesIy request al Gasa hayeFs OF
fr0n,s Paying EurtemeFs ~ call anc cxamine
stock tefors purchasing eissa here We are deter
mined maze bosac tie ilelui q Cheap Goods
TRAbrE 4 lCCuS-
A notice viii be given % cur nFsf Nan asotA Aec-
ton sale o. Spriss asa Summer Goodz-
fec1-H
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Cloths, Cassmeres, Tweeds, Cottonades. Linen and
Linen Duck Tor Coats and Pants.
We shall have han n full and complete assert
ment OF all cias ses OF WHITE GOODS, including,
irish Linen, Linen HaGdkerehieis, Iiamasks, Nap
kins, En.broideries Iaces, Muslin Curtains, Nantes,
&C. Our stock Of English treI ch and German Hos
tEkY will be at all times found full. our assortment
OF Varieties and Yankee Notions, Witches, Jexelry
and Fancy Gooss are 700 GRE4f TO ESuMEzArE-sul.
neient 10 IL will compare fayorabiy Nth any
han an na csfx
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Seed Oats.

NEW BOOKS "A variety of Nsw and Popular
f<5zS-u HAGAN 4 IkEASok-
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S PRING IT RA DE.
l 60.
VRAHNJE a. IIVCVS

M OUI.D respectfully H. 70 m their omers and
w Merchants generally who purchase their Goods
n this market. thai they have casmmenced RECEIVING
their Spring stock which will be found extensive,
well selected and especially adapted to tie wants si
the traee for the approaching Our long ex-
pericnce business gether witt superior facilities
FOR purchasing and ootslning consignmeHts, abies
o offer them AT prices thai Will competition.
To satisfy yourselves the fact, ALL ASK Is TO
GIyE a CALL BEFoRE 1oU BUY.
Our stock NIL embrace all the hes. brands and
sly les OF PRINTS OF every grade We shall also hay
a fun line OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
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A DkISIsrRAroR,s SALE.

n
An ext a0rdtnAry chance for houseGeeroruL
Magnificent Household Furniture
hokrIMER GRIFFIN CO. kuctioneers, wiz sell on this
dAy Tuesday at l0 o'clock all the superb and costly Fur
naare Painngs stAtuAry and Works OF Art roe wood
velvet Carpets Ac contained In the private residence No ts
West Sixteenth street. between h and Sixth avenues The
auctonee call attention OF their friends and the public
10 ibis beng the largest and richest assortment OF
household furniture Offered Al suction this season The FUR
order The whole will be peremptorly and absolutely sod
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Cons OF wood Eegecs marble top and French
rosewood Fable statuary marble top two full suits Of
Drawing Furniture, elegar Jee 1ee Sofas
back Chairs carved rosewood frames
three ored satin brocae OF the
she'll brccsce lace Curtains six light
Chandelier imported hcm Paris by harcott LA,ranz 20
Csndeabrss Brackets Frech plate pier and mante Mirrors
with rich gilt frances superb Sevres and Dresden chna
Rot representing Night and Morning Pandora Painting
Poetry Music Crusaders &c antique lava Vases from
cuanem and Pompe ebony Tables
kugs Turkish essv Chairs, bror Click, month
on Paintings by Rossesw, Inmsn Huntington Cole Legrand
and other eminent artists line Engravings Trial OF
Saviour.
MAGNIFICENT sEvKN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
Csrved legs csseround finished all rou1d nad
with and solid pearl rosewood Stool music Rack,
stand olcloh Brussels stair Carpets Chambers richly
carved rosewood Bedseads s lie Louis XiV Bureaus and
Commodes 10 match WArdrobes dressing and toilet Tables
Shaving and Bookstancs Couches. Armchars. Cursins
Shades Cornices r Mattresses PAlssses Fsatherbeds
Bosters Pillows, Biankets Sheets Quilts Counter anes
Grated china toilet se oval Mrrors dinnEoom
every Kind. Also ktckeo utenns &c deposits will be
required Of every purchaser article must be sold
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NAVAL intelligence.
Norrespondence OF the Boston Daily Advertiser |
UsrED STATES SHIP CONSTELLATION,

ST PAU pE LoAspo, Africa, Sept 9, 1850. !
Commander s W. Godon, OF the Mohican, was sus
pended from command the 22d August by Flag Ocer
hnan. The Mohcan tailed August 20 90 cruise, under
command OF Lieut.. T. H. Patterson, and returned here
hst night.
The soop OF war Portsmouth, Commander Calhoun, ar
rived August % from Princes Island, and sailed last
night for the Congo river One OF her officers, Lieut.
NJ CrAbb, has been in III health for some time and will
soon return 10 the United States Lieut. G. s. kcDo
nough, commanding steamer Sumpter, whose reeigua
tion mentioned my last letter Ia also 10 return 10 the
United States In the bark Ann Mary, soon to sail for
Salem.
The steam frgate Niagara, having on board the ia
pAnese Ambassadors sailed the 18th OF August for
Japan. hdshipmsn W. B. Hall has been transferred
from the Niagara for duty on board this ship.
The San Jacnto Is steaming out OF the harbor for
Nbe Congo and win tow the Portsmouth the river and
sbeu resume her cruising The steamer sumper Lieut.
Commanding r. Armstrong, Ii 10 sail in few days for
g. Helena and cruise Her machinery out OF repair
me gunboat Ny site arrived 10 day with the mail from
Fernando Pc. We TO sail the sth for the Congo
river remaining there long enough 10 clear the ships
bottom Of grass barnacess and then cruise 10 the
south yard far Elephant or Little Fish Bay where
We are 70 take board supply OF provisions and re
turu 70 this port and In the latter part Of October will
sail for ST. Helena 10 recruit.
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A N. MERwIN, AUCYIoNDEH
"A. By BANGS, MERwIN 4 CO., Irving Buildings,
t9l and 500 Broadway
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. O'CLOCK.

At the store No. So Rroadw way.
mptory sale Of choice Engsb French and Belgian Oh
Paintings recently imported being the best eon for Ia
extent thai has been offered At public .ae in this city for
long period all by modern artists and nearly all original
lures They In line condition and In rich gilt
exhibition at So Broadway where the will
take place. catalogues will be ready four days before
rala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

ID SPECIAL SALE
DRUID HILL PARK.
oR1AT SALE OF FRUIT TREES In BALTIMORE
EVERY CHoiCx VARIETY.

tlOOo TRIES.
On TUESDAY MORNING, November Is at II O'Clock
EDsUib HALL PARK," formerly the residences q Lloyd
n. Rogers larges. choicest varie&y PEAR AND
oIHKR FRUIT rRnEs offered for sale In this country
There between Thirty THOUSAND AND FORTY
THOUSAND TREES all originally selected with great care
and cultivated by Mr. Rogers who well known throughout
Ne nited States gentleman producing the finest and
hesi variety OF Fruit and Justly celebraied for bis uds
Horticulture which alone sun aeut guaranty for
" exselency Of the collection
NOTICE catalogues win be issued r~.dy delivery
November and purchasers viii be required
move All the trees before The L., Of April, 1861.
Terms cash, In bankable funds
For further information apply the Auctoneer for
formation respecting he frees apply 70 John Fea Esq.,,
rlors OF Calvert Fayetse streets Baltimore
BY order Of Ne Commissioner
v. W. BENNETT co.
Aucf
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10Th wARD.-NOv g. ls60-AT A NEErING OF THE
~ Young Mems Union Club. Henry r. Nc lowsn In tho
chair Jas j. Hawkins secretary motion OF Daily
seconded that accept and the
jay Jarvis Jones' and that will elect him tho
ens mics OF democracy. HENRY p MCGOWAN Preaidont.
JANIS J. HAWKINS, Secretary pro tenn.
n. B.-We will expose Mr.. lngraham's procl yiIea-
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11TB, FIFTEENTH AND sRvENTEErH WARDS.
IL hALLy, RALLY FOR THE UNION.

JOHN COCHRANE
fer Coz Be deceived any ndbi that may bo
issued
JOHN COCHRANR
will no, withdraw kvery cowardy Device will be
refor.ed TO by the enemies Of the defeat the Union
candidate hut It will not
JOHN COCHRANB
will be elected. Look well 70 your ballots and vote for
JOHN COCHRANE
Vote early yourself and then your friends vote for
JOHN COCHRANE
Stay In your election district all day and work for
JOHN COCHRARE,
and you VIII retire from the polls at down with he proud
satiai action that Union CO ndidate for Congress-
JOHN COCHRANE
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U'HB AURORA LEAVES JAY STREET PIER EVERY
4 cay 81 A ", for Peehssn, sanding a. yonsers
lasnFs rohbs Terry. rsrryiown, Eng trr Haverstrs~
Grsssy Points verrseks Returning esvss PeesssID a
n. ", IoNbes Al wesi Tenth aud Ihr;eih a.eeu
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POLITIUAL.,


RRECKINRIDaE AND LANE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN
ID Club.
HEADQUARTERS November T. 1850.
BreckDridge and Lane for Electors ocers Judicial
and County officers be published the 80 Herald
Day Book and Daily News.
For President JOHN O. RRECKINRIDoI
Tor Vice Preaisent. .......... JOSEPH LAM
Bemsn Redheld, Greene G. Bronson
Seixn H. suonK, Charles Goodyear,
yonn d. Brewer, George q. clyde,
Jacob 4. westeryeK, John Eunn,
Elijah Pqrdy, Ambrose !. Higgins,
WnnAm a hobpe, Lucius Is. Croker,
nepeys,cr ogden, Pearson Mundy
William Duncan John n strong
Stephen r Russell, Edwin M Andersu
Abraham b. Conger, James NJ Puyer
Daniel b. 81 John, Miles Finrh
klisha r. Strong, Charles ii. Ca ron,
william Kent, Addison Gardner,
Martin Springer, John skinner, ID,
James KIDD, Lorenzo Burrows,
Isaiah Blood, William \ nlAms
Henry II. Rom, Stephen D. Caldwell,
David O. Judson.
For Govemor-JAnrs r. BRADY.
For Lieutenant Govenor-HKSRY KsicKERBocKrR vELE
For Canal Oommh soper-JoHN NJ JAYcox.
For Inspector OF State Prsons-RoBERr w. ALLEN.
For Justice supreme Court George @. BARNARD.
Ftr Justice Superior Court-McHAEL ULsHoEFTER
For Recorder-JoHs HOFFMAN
For turrogAie-KDwARp q WKsT.
For Regster-JANRs LYNCH.
For Supervisor CHRISTI AN scHwARzwAELpER
Against the proposed Constitutional Amendment In relation
That now adjourn 10 reconvene after
s election At tie call Of President then T. reor.ngze
~ nsam ~ ss a o. me PR declared In
GIDEON J. TUCKER, President
WILLIAM AITKIs,
WILLIAM =. POWERS
g. L. STUART, Vice
MORGAN l. HARRIs, Presidents
JAMES B. LIBsy,
THApnus r. Morn
JANIS b. BEnsEI, Treasurer.
JoHS n. IEws. Jr,
Isaac LAWRENCE. Secretaries.
II. o. KELLY, Dr..
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DRECKINRIDGE AND LAkB.-THE MEMBERS OF TIE
ID National Democratic General Committee and the
appointed TO attend the polls requested the votes
OF their respective Gle con districts and wards
csaned a The niee q the DAY Book le2 Nassau street.
the countS, will also be received here. ny order.
q. w SMITH. Chairman Dam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
j. BLHECKER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. ASsIGNRE's SALE OF
HANDSOME HOUSE AND GROONDS AT HASTINQ

A J. BLEECKER. -AUCrIoNEER.
HGgs1 So ss9o s$ 46aR
d. November sT Il house, HsisA'n Exchange
a 70 On he aO1, % so o
New fof and within i've minutes walk OF the depot Now
Cares % View he premises and fun PARTICULAR can be I'D
at No, Pine street
A LOTION NOTICE -PARrIKs ABOUT REMOVING
1o. WI md e hs lo ;vdvsn.Ss e ca On The .rss Metro
horse wagons Tor REMOVING psres he coany or civ All
kinds furniture packed end shipped all of the world
oea w care ana & our n Ssmss viii aaS
this an agreeable way of moving; NV, ,,,,,-, ,
UCTIoN NOTICE A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
psn nna m xI
Rosewood octave Panoforte cost $500 will be sold for $2s0
do siso; Mirrors Psininss Eeseres Tables Vases Blu
Beds.eads Mattresses, &c Inquire at No. 70 We
TWEEN sixth street. near shth avenue
UcTIoN NOTICE -BURNHAMs FURNITURE TX
ven.h street between Fh and sixth avenues Household fur
nure boxed and shipped all parts the world Psnoorte
wagons for removing furniture to the country. Storage
furniture.
UCrIoF SALE OF CHINA, GLASS AND RARTHEN.
"A ware.-HBERY q. EVANS win sell from the shelves
eS 81 And
Glass Ware, &C. l&c 10 lots 10 suit deaerA Sale positive
and without reserve. chance Tor oargans.
UCTIoN NoTIcE-cRocKERY, GLASSWARE AND
day Now Al 10 oeioci Il Isl Pearl aree aSTs and uo
tive cash sale, IN lots for dee Vote early, them and
4. RICHARDS. AUCTIoNEER- CASES ROOTS
ing esdAy November q 81 log. O'Clock Al store
Corandt street being complete catalogue Of various kinds
season.