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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-09

The Pruntytown PIsitoF, paper pub
lished out in Taylor county, by Mr.. Dan
Morris, sometime ago commended itself to
the patronage of the liberal minded peo-
pie of that and other sections of Western
Virginia, by the course which it took
against all sorts of prescriptions for opin-
IONS sake, against all sorts of discrimina-
tions in State taxes, and especially against
the negro exemption law. Its course ap-
preached SO nearly the political tenets of
the Republican party that it was well I'M
derStood, and that, too, upon the strength
of the EDITORS own nvowals, that nothing
butconsiderations of expediency stood be-
tween him and the hosting of the Repub-
lican colors. In our presence, and in the
presence of others here in Wheeling, at
the time of the Republican Convention, he
again and again avowcd his deep sympo-
thy with the Republican party, and made n
fiat proposition to several persons that, in
! consideration of SO much indemnity mo-
ncy, he would take his stand on behalf of
, the Republican nominee. His course was
SO we'll understood and approved here that
many Republicans not only took his paper,
but, We believe, subscribed gratuities. At
least we have good authority for saying
that present of two hundred dollars was
made to him.
II now becomes our unpleasant duty to
warn our friends here and elsewhere of
Mr.. Morris. We do not believe him to be
u trustworthy man. He has deliberately
and broadly turned tale on all his profess
sions, and gone over to the enemy. And
with hardihood that would be refresh
ing, were it not SO inefFably mean, he gives
it as his
Deliberate opinion that the South ought
to ascertain which of the two, Bell or
Breckenridge, can obtain the largest cleo
toral vote III the North, and unite their
entire strength on that man; for we may
rest assured it will require an undivided
South, together with all the aid we can
procure from the North, to defeat that
party that has so justly merited the name
of Black Republican.
In mitigation of the above extraordinary
utter0nce, it is suggested by one or two
persons here, who pretend to know Mr.
Morris, that he is not at himself, but ii
49, "'.aarinG from one of those ALBERTA,
tons of mind to which he has long beer
subject. We trust, unfortunate as thi.
view of the case may be,s.thot it is correct
1t must he so, or else Mr.. Morris, afte
what he has pretended to within the las
few months, must be set down as who'll,
untrustworthy and as very venial man.
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mh2 No. 25 Monroe ST., Wheeling "a.
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The Huntington, (Ind.) Herald, vouches
Tor the correctness fthe following copy of
a note of invitation from Justice of the
Peace ofthat township
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

A DEMONSTRATION DE Bomis Non on the estate
IA of William Hal 1.-THE edcr) deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned nj! persons owing
said estate required to make payment 10 the ulI-
dersigncd. and persons having claims against said
estate will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. GEO. W. SIGHTS.
jyl6 Administrator De HOniS Non.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
WA. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE!

The Original and Rest in the World!
All others are mere limitations and should be avoid
ed, if you wish to escape ridfcule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without In
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WM. A. BACHELOR since 1889, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair of
the Patrons of his famous Dye.
wA1. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not to iniure n the least however long
may be continued and the ill-efects of Rad Dyes
rcmedied tha Hair invvnated for Life By this Spleen
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States bv
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the maine and address upon
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
mhIo-d&wly 10 Bond Street, New York
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CTIANcERY NOTICE.
Andrew J. PANEL,

Andrew j. Pannpl
simon p. 1Iullihens odm,rs o. 81. In Cl'oncery.
| wills AuSECAMEON THIS 9th DAY OF AUGUST
a. to"G, 10 ee heard before me at Chambers upon
e nOtloh OF complainant. for account md II an.
Peerng that process has been duly servei mnon IL
more than two months it Is ordered that il
W EeISFred 10 Charles Marshall. who Is hereby nm
pointed Commissioner for that purpose to rst sottIe
me accounts of Samuel p. Wheeler ndminisT,tor &c
>. r HullihOn, deceased Va
second: To ASCERTAIN and report the lebta due an,
uhpalu from tho estate of sail Nulhen Their
| tiles. l'sS'''e prior
Third What personal assets are yet unadminstere,
Eonrth VI what real estate the said Hullilen died
seized and possessed, its value
Enth whether the rents and profits thereof Will
discharge the Indebtedness of said estate within Ave
years. ~ "''i" "fe
Sixth, What are the amounts Of tho ans ,,ro,, a..
interest," OF said Az Hulihen conveyed in trust to
J. H. Pendeton, and generally he may rcnort To- ~
account deemed pertinent I,y himself or sncc; y
qGITed by any party in interest.
Inc parties interested in the foregoing Decree will
august 1850 ut my office in the CITY of WheeIino
to state the accounts ordered in the foregoing dtr
until completed r MHRSWATr ''''o
4-"e.o Commissioner.
100 bbls Pittsburg No. and Extra, re-
~ ceIEe" anu Tor sale Mt manufacturer prices by
1e94e- ------- OLIVER PRYOR
ARD OLh.--25 bDls No. 1 and No 2, received
e9s4 ---- OLIVER PRYOR.
MARYLAND LIME,
7A0 BBLs. MARYLAND LIME. FRESH FRo,,
1OO ktlns received by N'A
aug. i. c. InLDnErH BRO
HYDRAULIC CEMBNT,
Ii CALCINED PLASTER
LAND PLASTEn,
-, COMMON LIME in bbls
angl received by ?. c. HILDRETlI BRO.
WOODEN WARE.
Or DoZ. 2 Hoop BUCKETS.
~GGJl0 H do
20 Painted Tubs, assorted No. i, ga
10 Vanished Plain Half nshrl Measures
- Zinc Washbo2rds, for sale chcan i,V ~
a4g4 &c. IIILDRETH & BIO.
IS DIKE's PEAIx'' PINT FLAsKS.
i Fancy Pint and Quart do
On hand and for sale by
"ug+ 7. c. HILDRETu BRO.
SHEET MUSIC, FOR SALE Tor ordered
sug2 D. NICoLLk BRO, 100 Main st.
MATCHEs.--shanghai and BLOCK Natobo, a.
w sale by [Jrsl JOsGPH GRAVES 'F
E -sa
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DOOKS & STATIONERY. My stock Of
~ the above Is varied and complete, and will he
sold low at the Old Corner BOOKSTORE corner Of Main
aud Union Streets.
Rags wantc,l ut the highest price. in cash or rx-
change. jeIl JOSEPH l.. WILDE.
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XIARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....
Cleared.

Steamships sszoas tHsgl Ehers HsmoSrs Kuhssrss I
ls,sp.cO, VAIL Portland, y b Cromwell x Co Alabama,
Alexsndef n. b. Cromwell Co. Columbia berry, Charles
ton, spofod Teon Co.. Psrkersburs, sannsrd Whaling
ton ~ G., H. b. Cromwell Co.. Roanoke, Couch Norfolk,
&c Ludlsm Heneken; Potomac, Watson Baltimore H. b.
Cromwell Go.
shiP.-nvincble, Hepburn Liverpool, sPcaord Tle.oD
Co. Young Mechanic, Mcoon Liverpool W. irundy Ant
arctic s,o9ner Liverpool Zeregs 90 Profession Cs Liy
erpool Adm Beis Sons, Ann Eliza tbr) Dawson, Lonccn
A. Wend Co.. Louiss Bowen London, u. l.. Cook, Chris
tisns MONK London Grinne, miDtuTn Go Mia SishNh-
gale orb nnes tor r. Mssh National Guard, Gates Ant
werp u. hurbut Co.; Jacob A. Westervst. Anderson,
Antwerp, Punch Meincks.
Buk.IDiisa Belle, Tenney Mssanis. D. BroehTsn Co
John Clemens lBr), Cam olGsgow, James, q A1Ani
lbrenl bunge Bremen Ringer bros Geo Leslie Bradbury,
haianzss w Trundy Exeter tBr Mortimer, sssus Bar
clay K Livingston
Srgs--Axnes Gordon, Glasgow, Rowland Froih1nghsm
Roysiston, Robinson Msrs.illes, w. Lancaster
g. Jones, bedel Norfolk sturees Clessmsn
Co Joy, Henderson, Jacksonville, BAKER Dayton; g.
~ Hawkins, Wyatt Charleston, McCresdy, Mott Coz Bar
re,, S.yesr Newben, c. h. Dbbie Co.. Evir Allen, St.
1hoInss Metcslf & Duncan II. Newell sherman Zazs e. =
T. Peters Indian Queen Hardy, Nevis, Thompson Hun
er Nonpsrei ,br Hall, St. John D. H. Dewof Ivy, hsnd-r
Jackronvie baker Dayioni s. c. Evans, HamIlona
Savannah, McCresiy, Mot. Co. Gilmore rr smith, Bsll-
Merrill Ab6es' Empire state, HAdy Boston, j. w
Nchee.
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.SUSrAY, Dee. Ia.

BarA Trsnsit tof Brunsek, Mo-, Mao crens.sdt DC. l.
hemp sd ysru VIM. Ds0Ioo. been - days W OF
Bans with heavy w n. W. aud ~ W saes. Nov. sith
the edge Of the Grand Bank spoke bark Eleanor Bal
bound e. 5ih lust lat - no. lon 81, sgus,ed ship bound
showing blue signal with white ball and nd letter b. in shr
ball
Big CNolne Z. Kelly, SssTe Cadz Noy a wine, tc, g.
Z. Swift \ 10. Experienced hoaVy weather.
Bris Resue be ilalenheck Rio Jsneiro &c days cosn
90 H. DeG0sr Rhisnd FOG she let 30 lays experienced
heavy ~ W. and W. ~ w gSe stove boat bnl~sks, and
shipped heavy which Allied the oabn, sud done SI
bre.
schr. 4. H. Brown, Brown, Virgins day wood
SeA Lady Antrna Thompson PyBouIh n. a., days, sAl
gles to Benton Brothers.
sclr Daniel Slmr Gross. Virginia 6ty-, oystor
shr julia 4. Decker Chambers Virginia days, oyst.r.
Schr y T. Simpson, HAMS, Virginia osyf, oysters.
sc,T. Two Broihe-s, Waro. Virginia day oys1ois
Schr. Commerce, Daniels j. Illa : dAys, 0yHtrrt.
scht John G. Ferris DccscI, Virgins DAY oystors
schT Il. Merton Campbell ChIcoesgGo dys, 9. y y
FOX.
SchI NJ H. Reed, Kelley New-Bedio.d days.
SghL Martin, Goie aih Eii,bohpcrt coa' ior Bosos.
schr. jose phuc Co,iyeT, -, Plosilen.s Gags
Steamer lfleW, Aldrch, Po,it'uco, mdse. 10 Olo..
steamer bosioa Croker, phi4dehs, mlo 1nd pass %
Psrhins.
sAilED-slip Empire S.ate sor Liverpool
bELuw--bsrS City OF Boston lBrh N.csof1 Lseiie',
Nov l.
WiND-ruTag ,he deg, nom W sow.sW
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Steamship viso (Brl M:Guigsn. Liverpool Nov IS Coseus
ien w. snszed ssIs G.Or.y bound E ssS H. =
u.s. lon Al ST. passed schE. Christopher, of St. Johns ~
steamship Marion, Whiting Charleston uni.s and pss. to
s sed Steamship Melville Rsac for asi 81 I
H. has eIp.Iienced strong n gales from Cape hsiters-
s s1 Co. sRs @ z 5sa Hop
Sept 49, crossed the Equs,or Oct % from the Cape he
trades the prevailing winds Oeins X and bsans una
passing , & a. 70 tsy; n Of ss,nsd. With hssy
sept 49, lat IS IL lon 2 10 e. spoke perk Mary senhc1.e,
poe S.TI Arthur Hoy ron W coa. Sas,Is S1 for BS..
Oct 81 lat 81 81 AZ W. signazed bark Quio,s steering
81 distg pendant asIiysTs from Csso fot aaoasoaps
Sept; saw wreck supposed Of bark, shore shout 10 ie
l. Of Caps Aguhs Lighthouse Took pilot 18th nst, ron
ship iO yNorv, sorrssn, Arondsn Norway "a dye Is
os! a1 s,s f i wssSa BUZZ Rs: A 9: * g
mos. Of tho passage Nov e. a. a. lon % 80 spoke ben
Cry Of Bo.sSa rom LyerpO0 fo, New York % dAys out
LNerpooL lh, oil aoriehe', took pilot fom bOss J. D.
Bsri Liverpool Davenport Now.Bedfori Dc hours ia belfast
70 H. A. Curtis Co. Wa sowed to thu port BY stesDe' Day
brig Avose.ts CB TuzO St. Martins Nov a. ss to sgcce
& in. Had ySS;y sss, s'sss iSs % 20 inst
overOOaIdf M. CaI.on carpenter excron made
70 save bin bat without success 2th CT Fire leland, >oh
Schr. Maria Jane, Jones, Alexsndris days
schr kebeccs Clyde Palmer, Virginia alys.
sS T. fan Gsi soine F FTs v as d as,
Schr. Hamilton, Ogden, Geo:geovn d. G., Days.
Schr. Golden Rule, Atkinson, Bsl,inore dave.
Schr. -Four sis,ere, Wilson, EEzsDcthpors.
Schr D j. CrocAe.. PreshreJ Ehzsbethport for Tsun,o
schr NJ r. Sheppard, Johrsen, rhiadepha coal foE Ss,
Haven.
schr Smithsonian Davis, Wnns.on, N. c., days nsvs
stores 9nd cotton 70 McCren@y Mott Go. 18th ins st. IS o.
Ion. 70, spoke schr Col Saerly, hence for Charleston
Schr. Franklin Y. Randolph, Miller, G.oyetown D. c.
days, naya stores 10 ". Z. Ruuy Il Co.
sehr Aeene Jackson Wilmington, " C.. doys nlyN
TO McCIesdy, Mott n Co.
schr. C. Z. Williams, Rogeys, Virgins days. wood.
Sea' tly. Cheescman philadelphia coal for Nantucket
Z d.
sooP Mstsrnora Sleck, Eaabethpor for South Norvsh
Pope.
Steamer osprsy, Kenny, Providence, ud-e. 70 L. oiel
sMLED-S,esmihips City Of washington (Brl LveLyool
lend passed the Battery nl Ss,onis OF sod foI Hem
bn si l2;2S hsbsne and Mount Vernon Sevznnsh Coiau
biA, thsrleson ferkorsbury Wilmington, ~ e.; Roanoke
Norfolk Sc Monticello AeIAndr.A, 81. Potomac Bs;imoFs
Psapco, Portland -hips Commonwealth B Live,pool Az
thur Child for BIisol Berlin Antwerp; bark Gen Green
fo- Csrd-nss; Si-sis, Tor Liverpool.
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,neceaed In stealing the clothing Of tho captain ard nst
t.p The cabiu whee they we're seRsg ~ 9 r.. % ss
ihem Two eeaPed 20 TIE - ,ss BIT The third aased
e ,ide q tie vessel and 6cd @ The arrival Of pvsis
to the cells Of the First Precinct stan n'iiouse
FIRy.-About II o'clock yesterday, an alarm OF FIRE
caused in the Finh District by the burning q bel
elOt.s in attic Of No Frontse occupied BY Nancy
dodgers had been smoking. Damage slsbt
SERIOUS AccIDEsT,-On Saturday evening La, Mr.
%e esSa' s Of "a" Sn 81 S
f6peyes streets cnught by tbs betting aud carried round
o,bnw bs ured Medical old promptly rendered and Ia
S.d man va. D.sa5H,eP9y Conveyed TO 81: s'ncs
RowDY BoYs.--Yesterday two parties Of boys,
dngsd pitched bsttle IN The PAX corner Con
u,sd The second Pecinct Police pouncod upon tbe and
broke the contest TAKING ,hroe Of them into custody The
others took to their hees
SERIOUS SKATING AccIDEsr.-On Saturday after
little boy named William Crsary was seriously injured
hi. .D5sg.d IN skating sh other boys on The duck pond
oper knife 10 his hand against him. The point Of the kno
ussh srS JUS, escsonS he arSb vein me "naas:s I'd
ONE corner Of schermeThorn and Boyt s.rers
DAMAGES AGAINST THE UsIos FERRY CosPAsY.-
atek Coakey hack driver brought action ssao, sho
Lion Ferry Company the City Court last week for
w psd board rom the souhFenybost Atlsc IL
susbce Of the shl noise made by the steam whistle Inc
i'd to be dsfec,ise verdict Of ss-bsins $50; loss than
original demsndvss rendered b. the Jury In favor Of Vi"
lsinn.
BURGLAR CAPTURED.-At an early hour ON Sat1r-
dsy morning burglar captured In tbs honse oil oe25o NJ
len No fs3 af3yette avenue. He gave his ~ Bernard
bce He wss before Justice Moehouse and committed
to await examination.
sysryscy SUspEsDED.-George Gibson Brotherton,
Tho va, With Others the charge Of burglary IN tho
third DEGREE pleaded guilty 10 petty larceny In the Cont %
,,ions on rde discharged instead Of having been
the tepentisy, sentence having been suspendsS
appeared that Broheon hsd got into pad company without
t. and had for been wrousuy sccosd
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FIRES.

piEE PIKE sTRxgr.
At 3 o'clock Saturday night a fire occurred in /,
frame stable, rear of No. Pike street. But little
Damage was done.
FII,E IN TRINITY PL4CE.
At II O'Clock on Saturday morning, y fire broke ont
in the building No. 80 Trinity place, and occasioped
800 damage
EIRE ~ AVENUE 4,
The same morning fire occurred in the apartments
Of Mrs. Hoffman, nj No. l3 Avenue 3, originating il
is thought, from the carelesness of children ply
ing with matches in d bedroom
FIHJ ~ ATTORNEY sfBIgT.
On Saturday afternoon, Gre, Of unknown Oficin
occurred in the apartments of Mir. Edwards on tho
iitl-Aoor Of No. l39 Attorney street. Some little
damage wa done 10 the clothing and tnrituu.
FiftE IN GOFRCK sTKrEr.
AZ O'Clock tie same afternoon II ire occurred in
the bakery Of john saz, No. ~ Goeacl Stree, and
wa- caused by the falling of 4omc spir..- ron iho
oven among Jile OF Tublih ia DO goll.I. Ln,.
about 500. 10 insurance.
FIRE ~ HrEArip .rHEgr.
Yesterday morning fire NI.,- Discovered IN "a bed.
room M -. 80 iioHriO street and rAtinguishei bv
Office fla.er with tcw pail. oi water mlse
trIing.
iIt o. LtsI TNIYil-4IfIu sIlirI.
Al q o'clol 0u aalg day morning llr.. occurred i
he d"elhrgho., $40. - last ruuN.inh s.n...s
G.nsing Lou. siOJ 0iraga. T. N.l cmed Dy hoe
on fhefing OF . s',Ji", Nliei Vat b,.o .Il.4
near iLe floor.
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IN ne Stsam..t, City Of Wosiasson. r Liee,yeSi
GrsDuore Miss isabella McKap Mrs Donohoe and chd M
Adophus Mira c. BecE II. Hsugh,on Andrew Smith, j. NJ
Hill has might, Tho. Marshall VIM Adainaen Mr. Ann
W. Atkinson b. r Mitchell Hugh Murphy, ia. Burus Dg
boco lady, Ed Rarret., Richard Cro1er L. bonyaos l.
stsersge. -
In ,seamshp Sa=onia oT Southampton Hare ase Los-
dosC Prender Of dispatches the French Cos,
NsvYoik; Beroche g. Row M Fereeco c. Crayere, do
oledo lady and children, Uhle Lady aud child New
T. D. Wins.r a. August. and s. Ramsey NewO eansj Z. G.
mixer Missouri Andrew Fender and Hme Ellie Ienoif
NewYorii M Dususy Havana Oh Bohms, BsltiDore job
Vois Conrad s.nne NexYork and others In ssersss
Total
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q Avn IsqrEsfs.-Wm. n

ACCIDENTS AND Is9uEsfs.--Wm mcGlyun WIS
Omitted ~ Bellevue HoVitel on Sunday morning in s'o
O. gross irtocaiion which bed produced iussistiy snd die
sooa otter Hc va nriyo 0. Ireland 90 yca Of age The
Coroner was notified.
Ceorge Weir tyC o. Ccr1f1y ~ y'r q died - hs
3eDc. No y. Eaa E .tth ssot ,s;ord 81 FROM i uric.
reod.cd "a Moldly ss, % the hCop,ten O.. Ngrts -
.lteenth street. BY frcfen ~ hid
.ysine8 81 o anon a. hip and ether sco intre Cor
amor Iscsua bold INQUEST the ody cets n verdict
q Accidental d6sthf - -, ~
Mic ,d 'lu1ssr iua n ycsr az fsc r~idio. g No jt
Es thirteenth roct diod yesterday naming in rno1renc
ofips lesyei o Tlrdey ir being ogcf by his thur
sft OBJ East i,o sue to hoy 500 ater PUNE 70 ci 90
on de cfrf 70 ..rpbc biz h'Lc Ae icI Dttt.h ~
whc. end badly red verdict o. Gee ort a't "f
rendered b. me Coroner Juiy. 49,, NJ. IL,
yoilg Of iaiaI pc te lsult., named JolH pas' ~
ir- q No. rs o..l s.s,. e down rtrI on I'ica! -. -1-
b.oss ~, neez. Tbc l'ul .arAict re1lsIct
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SABBATB-ScHooL AsSTyERsaRY.-The thirteenth
anniversary of the sabbatb-School Missionary Society
connected with the Allen street Presbyterian Church
near Grand street. took place last evening The chill
Ien were seated by themselves and opened the exer
ci.es by singing >" Come let voices raise" &c.
After player by the Rev. Dr. Newell pastor and slg-
ing by the audience the Secretary, Mr. Il. r. Iibbas,
read The thirteenth annual report by which il appears
that the society numbers about 300 children Duriug
the year past they have raj ed by penny contributions
from the cbilden, $i25 for missionary Purposes They
have done considerable toward supporting Sunday
School missionary in tie West, who has Travelled ON
foot more than th0usaDd miles and have recently do
mated $40 toward buying bin horse. Tney have
contributed 500 for missionary purposes in the Tenth
Ward. The Rev. b. w. Cbidaw then delivered an
address, and the Rev. j. c. Fletcher the lecturer for
merly missionary to Brazil also delivered an address,
relating many interesting things about children 10 for
eign lands. The exercises closed with another hymn,
ard bcnediction by DIR. Newell
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IAdvertisementj
NOTICE /!

Of
WINTER CLOTHING
FupEIsHIg8 GooDs, ke,
MxH .sp BOI'
Som Ovp Ar InsBHss SAongoa,
BY the It Of January.
In view Of the condition Of the times have csnclisA 10
dispose Of onr entire stock on hand Ut
ERRT GRlAf SACRIFICE Cosr.
DsvLIs, Hupsos Co.
Noa 1s, 238, aid DO Brosdvy.
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,Adyorsissmsnt.

lAdvsrtssnsnt.l
EDWARD Fl. DIXON, M. d., Editor of The
ss.ps and Operating and ConsuIsps 5nTssOn, Ne sh.y
viscns Rupture Piles vaieocss and Ftua radically cured
without the kniE Assturs Odce hours fom 10 VI
and I 10 evenings
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises....T:ls lse.s..........4H Moon-Ss' s:cs
Sandy Hook. lilo Gov. Island Hell Gste I.l
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ylsH-In South Bergen NJ j. Sunday evening Dec. 10.
Capt jacob FASH late Of EevYort.
Notice cffunerai VIII be given
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eye Mr. Rayier hereupon sought satisfaction at thu
bands of Hughes when the above assault took place.
Ruyter arrested, and Justice Quackenbush com
mitod him.
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FrroNIoUs AssAuLr.--An ailG,y occurred on Sjur-
day might in 1hrty-ephth tree', near Second avenue
between John Ruytor Q. German aad John Iiu yhas AN
lrirhuTu. during which tho former bad his head dan
sorously cut with nih BANNER ~ BIZ anilqoui p
Ruyter r.T1cd ihi' compliment by rhootiDg Hlgbo.
iu ihe tbigh With revolver, inlictng - wound which
iseon'oorod exceedingly dangerous. !. appears t.a,
lusnoa owed Ruyt'r -, and Mt. &uyior N.1 ,ont 10
coec 'hc amount. some words o,cur1cd between icr
ana tugtcr Wh-n ia s.ucs Lr VDIiJu ;. o,Un iu thc
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LOcarD U ron ErING STAEBTD.---Charlss Ayres, -
oolored man. recently errivedn this city, while passing
through the Park On Saturday night, wss Knocked
down 10y another colored nan named Frederick Scott
who jumped upon him and stabbed him several timesin
the head and tried " rifle his pockets. 4 policeman
coming accidentally 10 the spo, arrested both men, and
took them 70 the StAOn-House. Yesterday they were
taken before Justice Welsi, aud while Scott waa
locked up 20 answer, Ayres was also committed TO
prison q witness. by The wso amd admirable prov.
sions Of our State law, the victim of highwaymgn is
copnod m closely ~ the rvbber hmrelf and in many
cusea has % suffer long Confinement while he guilty
yeIson j. released on bell.