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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-09-06
"A G. A ES Nd

To the People of Pcrrysburg and Vicinity.
u.uEundersignedwo " ou AID respectfully announcethat
/ he has located hmselfin Perrysburg, for the
purpose of practicing medicine. Having been prac-
ticinv medicine number of years in the county, he
feeIs no hesitancy in assuring the public that ne IS
well acquainted with the diseases of this par tne
State Ofice. in connection with L. " ID. N. nonen'
bsck,sLaw Offce --inbuilling formerly occupied by
p = Uollistcr & Co. Residence on Second-st', nrst
door east of Rev Mr.. Rosenberger Chureh.
PerrysburC Dec. I,'59. c. w. MAhNlN'M'D D'
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y, ID. Danaero,. s. Co.,

NO. IA CANAL STREET,
Offer The public choice of all New styles Of
VELVET, WILTON AND BRUSSELS CARPETIEG, M
PERIAL THRRE-PLY AND INGRAM GARPETING,
together with RUGS BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
feet "A feet wide of the bsst and medium qualities
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
BrocaeIe Silk Wool and Worstsd Damask Frnges Gimps,
Cords Tassels etc. al qualities of Embroidered Lace and
Muslin Curtains, from So to sT5 per pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
We largest found FROM of all
sizes and newest patterns country
offer better Gerpetihg Curtain Material than
we nov nave open for The inspection of housekeepers.
n26 2p6t
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Mrs. y. seiltsnon,

CANAL STREET,.
selling OIL Of the panic, her large stock Of
FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS at Is
per cent less than Comprising in part Of Dress Silks
Robe French and irish Poplns Plain and Braided Velvet
Cloaks Silk Cloth Goals. large Laces
Sets and Berthas Walls and Headdresses Of style
French worth 1875 will be sold sDo So
Three cases of French and Russian FuRs and ERMIN Es
Alarge quantity of
THoMPsoN's IMPROVED HooP-sKIRTs.
The sale will coniinue untiltSe
WHOLE STOCK is SOLD.
Terms CASH.
Country merchants invited to call at
MRS. STILLMAN'S
p26 2plm Gl Canal street.
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a naxpsrlenes seaenes as tnat delieaey

aB-Icxperfence teaches us tnat deIfcaey
many fsslesfro applying the alleviate
spsng life That objection obyated In the
of sr James Clares Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
scrpton 81 sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
snd and be the only and safe remedy fol
female difficulties and from cause" They
be bottle containing 60 pills. pos free by enclosing s.
and six postage stamps to any agent,
c3eet for the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
cyl WRIGHT CO.. New Orleans Wholesale Agents
ana sold BY ali respectable nruggista- feg 2ply&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-29

ss~M'me CapreIl. the only purely natural
In this city, begs inform the public that Clair
is not ain acquired but simply an endowed gift and
as she has established envabe reputation for correctly
setibng every VISITORS past life and faithfully reading the fu-
tfe she trusts public will beware of the purSeyor Of
ssan satanics and spouters of Asrologsc Rhodcmon-
ade who dub themselves Gayoyans and found practcng
their wiies upon the eredulops
For clarsesaat examination go only to
mo- 2alt4 ISL CUsToMHoUSE STREET.
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so,sthers. Rights dissertation,

-7 OF 10 Isl a n a
book signatures to The Constitution Of the above Asso.
citation is open temporarily the office Of the Board of HEALTH
No. SO St. Charles street.
All citizens of Louisiana who favor the objects OF the above
are respectfully requested call and register their
names. By order
WIN. O. G. CLAIBORNE, President.
EDMUND @. KELLY, Secretary, nj 2pf
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- CrooIxos, sfomaeh nitters-vhat ,rhis

Ha- CrooIkcs' stomach Bitfers-That which
vitality the organization Of those who suffering
from debility, Rng from NATURAL climatic, acquitted
ease highly appreciated by these who
ouy longing restoration or that health which they
possessed To pbSse and mental gr noariicle
within knowledge i'll effect il safely and surely
Crooks Insgors,ing Aromatic Vegetable stomach Bites
In Wrestling The system from the stubborn grasp of internal
ease snperatve specific the Of which will
out and attesied By al eoanus their use for psr5d
sufficient fairly test their nygoatrg and Misunderstanding
properties.
Grookes Insisoratng Aromatic Vegetable Stomach Bters
a o koId by all respectable Grocers and Druggists.
MO 2l6t&w
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. 4 n ID

On Wednesday. The ssh inst a o'clock NJ Miss MAJ
GARET A. H0YGHE aged 10 years and months eldest
daughter Of Robert and Julia A. Hnyghe
friends her parents are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral at O'Clock this afternoon from the resi-
enco Of her parents First street between Rousseau and
Fulton streets,
nSsA Haltin1sre Sun please COPY.
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Ed 4 clergy.na..,s qestl.n a,ny : Pittsaord

Vermont. Aug. |, 1858
hereby cerfy that my hair having become quite grey,
used Heineets Hair cooring lprepared by w Hagan Of
Troy r. ~ weeks and ny hair in that time re-
stored ii its original color ly recommend the article
Is be all ii clains WI. KINGSLEY.
Pastor Of the Baptist Church. pittsford, VI
Remember this produced BY Hemssreets In
mable the original only reliable Hair RESTORATIVE
Price 50 cents and 81 d bottle. snid everywhere.
w. b HAGAE s CO., Frepreiors Troy, N. Y.
Sold by j. WRIGHT co. d and Isl Charres street. New
Orleans nl5 splm&W
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As-The Japanese, the Great EASTERN IA.
r. H. the Prince waes De Joinye may and go and
DO forgotten but the inster the ebony bacnes the rich
browns tho natural appearance the sensation Of pride and
pleasure produced by the application that harmless prepa
ration, cRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. will un.
questiopaby gratefully by ali who
much Z, d thing Of beauty "a JOY foreycr.n
Prepared ii No. o Aston House New York.
Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
oRIsrADoRo,6 Aston House, N. Y
Sold in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL by WRIGHT
co. u and Isl chsftres street. Gsneral Agents. 2p1m&
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Samuel IL. Moore y Co.,
HoUsE-FURN1sn1ra STORE

-OUS EFF u r. NTSHING STORE.
No. 40 Camp Street,
Has for Sale
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR. CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GoBLETs,
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES, .mm3
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS.
PLANISHED TIN COFFEE POTS,
PLANISHED TIN COFFEE uRNs, @...@.z.
PLANISHED TIN EGG BOILERS.
PLANTSHED TIN SOUP TUREENs,
PLANISHED TIN TEA KETTLES, @.a
PLANIsHED TIN OYSTER DISHES
BRONZED SOLAR LAMPS,
GILT AND DAMAsE SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE OIL LAMPS
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL CASTORs, s
BRITANNIA METAL TEAPoTs
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
BRITANNIA METAL CANDLEsTICKS.
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
.=- JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS,
JAPANNED BREAD BASKETS,
M.m. JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS,
l.5 JAPANNED Coih VASES,
JAPANNED TOILET SETS,
. HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
FLOOR BRUSHES,
GRUMB BRUSHES
SCRUBBING BRUSHES.
BUSTING BRUSHES,
WHITEwAsH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES,
CHIMNEY BRUSHES,
PLATE BRUSHES,
5 FEATHER BUSTERS,
my. MARKET BASKETS,
CLOTHES BASKETS
KNIFE BASKETS,
a.u PLATE BASKETS,
.,- WASTE PAPER BASKETS,
WIRE NURSERY TENDERS,
WIRE DISH COVERS,
WIRE MEAT SAFES,
WIRE EGG BEATERS
...... WIRE OYSTER BRoILERS,
HALL LAMPS
STEAMBOAT LANTERNS
CONDUCTOR LANTERNS,
..lm COAL SGUTTIES,
FIRE IRON STANDS,
sHoyELs AND ToNGs,
.amM.= DOOR MATS,
=.o DECANTER MATS,
KITCHEN TIN WARE,
... PORCELAIN LINED SAUCEPANs,
Mz PORCELAIN LINED PRESERVE KETTLES,
TIMED IRON MILK BOILERS
TIMED IRON sAUcEPANs, .Mm ..
@ TIMED IRON FLESH FORKS,
TIMED IRON BAsTING SPOONS,
TIMED IRON SWIMMERS AND LADIES,
STEEL NUT CRACKS,
STEEL CORKSCEEWS, ss. o.=. za..
DINNER AND TEA BELLS, o.. .aog..
WOODEN WARE OF ALL, KINDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-29

erosIsa 81 THE INSURANCE Orrlcss TODAY
Ths Board Of Underwriters give notice this morn
ing that ali the insurance offices comprising this
Board VIII close their Offices to-day at II o'clock
At II, IL being Thanksgiving day.
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~ II R ID ID !:

IN this city, on Wednesday evening, November 18th,
VEN ABIES Of New Yerk city 10 Miss M0LIE II. LEWIS
Of this city and eldest daughter Of Jno Lewis, Egg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-29

ArrESvIox CoHPANT AZ, MINUTE MEM meet
Ing for drill Is called at the Armory Hall at
o'clock lhis evening. Be punetuai.
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Great Reduction

/ N = RY q . Q . ..
FOR CASH
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Giqaset s. .JanstsoA,
DRY GOODS,

At Very Low Prices.
1t consists in part, Of
RICH BRoCADE, MORE AND PLAIN SILKS.
Embroidered Rroche and Plain POPLINs
. Printed GAsHMEREs and DE LANES.
FoULARDs Polls DE CHEyRE, BAREGEs AND DE
LANES. ...
EMBRo1DERIEs AND LAcEs-of every description and
latest styles Ai5
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDRERCHrEFs-of every style and
quality
HosIERY-For Ladies' Gents and clden-of all sizes and
descriptions.
VELVET. CLOTH AND SILK CIoAKs AND MANTII.-
LAs-For Ladies' and Children
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs-o OF every variety.
F.ench German, Scotch and Irish sHEETINGs.
sHIRTINGs AND TABLE DAMAsK.
DAMAsK TABLE SETS
TowELINGs, TOWELS, NAPKINS. PILLOW LINEN. etc.
Embroidered BOBBISET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
SILK, wOrsted and Cotton CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Also -m"- lew
A full stock Of every description of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Which they will offer at
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
GIQUEL Il JAMESON,
n26 2p6t z. l2d Canal street.
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Toasso9.iaG.

Having yielded the wish great number of my
friends customers take pleasure in making known
TO them and the public that have REDUCED THE PRICE
OF SHAVING to the old Standard Price of TEN CENTS.
pleased inform them that have just received
McGrackn's Factory, dozen and half of
handsomest comfortable BARI CHAIRS ever
use they named by the best aud experienced
country Together with large supply tho
Dyes Tones, Fresh Perfumery Buy Rum etc.
Shaving, 10 Clear Water for Bathing. Single Ba.A
the Diamond Hair Cutting Bathing Saloon No.
ma agss s JOSEPH ROLLINS, Proprietor. 4
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q. Aaro,sssiast v Co.,

'''' 'etAN4Ai' ? isl'f' : '''
1,5,rr,,re,,, e,,c.,,,Y,r,,p,
On MONDAY, y oy- 20,
o- y-.em ~ z4=@
A Nd t II f 0 l. l. o WING DAYS
TO BE SOLD
s
Hi1Hoo1 h6udaO ~ ooo1!
==5=
.5-.7... ~
IN concordance ~ Aha PANIC now n,ava;l;ng rxs ae
.,.,.., 80, -. r,troxr sroo,,
I4dfiHiNsh sAosifAehs'
in order engagements better occasion for all
| buyers in general cannot be offered.
Those who have already purchased at our Stores will be able
| to form an idea of the
| GREAT DEDUCTIONS
| ..@4@ m..m.@..u -..
| aha' we nave maze upon al GOODS,
|
,.sg ' -''--''
'o 'S' ~ 49, =..s ..=. @-
|
| Over $4,000 Worth
| @.-.0...a.
1
/ -~#.5.-.@. 5
| rt,u ~. ,,vs,r .sso,,r,,z,,,r, \, .
|
| $3.50 =, -
q q and 81 q, ns xara 49, - . ~
| p,o,u c.,...a -pos m
Sis per yard.
/ r.xfv er1Ks Al snc 7sc and g, mar v.rd
| ppocAnp sr1rs ARK.
i
| ,x.,,,,.alo
| 49,, .-
49,, ,,or,,
Ne'''N-s''i' 't'' -
s- ~...-.=S.
| @g.~ .....-.y
s' 's' az 92a'' eV' fo'' ''' 0'''
| -. .,,., ,,,,,-,.,-
IVY poha anu ounces NJ = on
eRtsArt1Es RaREcEs. a. 191z.. ,ar yard
prctr ppoctnr 1.ppcre a. ao.
| Y.~=
| + ".5
|
ool4i+Atso AT 1877 -oc't Vc'r ooc' anu A'
REAL LACE COLLARS, 81 Co.
REAL CULTURE SETS at IS 90. 81 md So.
FINE FnfpRornERFn sEpss a,s1
EyRRoIDEREn RAEns .t1s. a,c soe Ana n % n,
| -
| 81 81 s. and s. dozen.
s25otoa Is dozen.
Gents Linen Cambria HANpKERcHIEFs at 81 rs to So rs
| dozen.
| Embroidered Jaconet SKIRTS at 81 %.
SETS trimmed valonciennes, from 81 50 TO 81 80
|
oA't' AS" "oo"s'
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We Corner Clothing Store.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,


Respectfully his friends the public that
sequence o. The HARD TIMES determined dispose
Of his SUPERIOR STOCK Of sEAsoNABLE GOODS, at
the following
Low FRICEs:
Black Cloth FRoCK COATS, from sI2 90 to 81 90
Fancy Cashmere PALToTs and sACs from 90 to Is 90
Black Cloth PALToTs sAcs fro..... 10 % to Is 90
Black and colored satinet PALToTs and
sAes, from. Observation-Disclosures. 90 to 90
Pilot Cloth oTERGaATS, from. 80 TO Il co
Fine Beaver oyERcoATs, from. Is 90 to % co
Fine Black DeEsKIN PANTS, from....... 90 10 10 90
Fine Fancy CASHMERE PANTS from... s 80 to 300
Black and Colored sATINET PANTS frem 200 to 3 so
Fancy SILK and SILK VELVET VESTS, from 50 90
Fancy CASHMERE VESTS. from .......... 20oto 50
Together with general assortment of choice
Furnishing Goods,
AT eorrespondingly Low PRICES, FOR CASH
Consisting Oh
Superior Shaker Flannel UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS.
Merino UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS.
Merino and Lambs Wool HALF HOSE.
GLOVES, HANDKEReHIEFs, eRAVATs, TIES, sus-
PENDERs, etc., etc.
TRUNKS, yALTsEs, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, and
WATERPROOF CLOTHING.
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
No. As Camp street,
no 2p2tTh&sa corner Grsyier.
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.at Cost !. AZ Cost, ~ fyosf ,

sat Cost az Cost. III Cost!
WE WILL SELL
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMING s.
AT COST!
UNTIL THE 18th OF DECEMBER,
In consequence of the necessity have for realizing imme-
datey upon in CASH Having only been the
LAST FALL, our goods
Are Entirely New:
WE FAVE NO OLD STOCK. Among the articles offered
at this SACRIFICE will be found all the articles for
LADY,s TOILET
For the OrnementatiOn Of BouDoIRs PARLoRs and SET
TING ROOMS a8s a
Every description Of GAMES.
Splendid FRENCH OPERA GLASSES,
Papier Maehe WHITING DESKS,
WORK and JEWEL BOXES,
BRONZE, BISCUIT and PORCELAIN sTATUARy,
Gentenen's DRESSING CASES,
Chldrens HOBBY HORSES,
yELoCIPEDEs aud CARRIAGES
Toys of Every Description.
AND =u5
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
a.=.
FANCY GOODS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Ever Imported into this City
nSrWe mean what say abou, the REDUCTION IN
PRICES and ask for Themselves
F. & L. PIFFET,
mH5 1873 Canal street,
Near Giquel Jamison's New Store
n26 2pMe&Thudl5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-29
GLOVES AND GAuNTLErs.

GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.
For Ladies and Children at 5c PIC &c. 5lc, IS
REAL JoUYlN KID GLOVES at 81 pair.
Ladies' White COTTON HOSE ST. 81 20 81 30 and 81 rs
dozen.
Ladies' White British HOSE, at 50 So 50, and 81.
chidren's HOSIERY. from 81 to s. Is dozen.
-. CASHMERE HOSE, at l21sc. pair
White and Brown TABLE CLOTHS at 4sc, &c. &c.. $50.
and 81 piece
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, at 81 IL, 81 %, and 81 70.
DAMAsK NAPKINS, at 75c, 81 and 81 IS dozen.
White Brown DAstAsK for Cloths 25c &c., &C. and
Soc, yard.
Pure LINEN for Shirts, at 81 rs piece
49, very fine, at Sc piece
=. ats7 80, 50 and $40 piece.
SHIRT BosoMs, at l21zc., l5c., 2Oc and Csc.
WHITE COTTON at 71ae., Sc. and Size
BROWN COTTON, at SC, 61kc. and &c. w.
COTTON sHEETING, at 1885, &c., &c., sOc. and 35c.
yard.
WHITE BLANKETS, at s. IS a pair.
:. :. from 50 50 to IS pair.
GRAY BLANKETS at 81 rs pair.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
-of-
PLANTATION GOODS.
which viii sell in tho same proportion Such an induce
ment for buying Goods at such
Low PRICES.
WIN probably DO offered again; circumstances alter
cases and consequently obliged such sacrifices
We advise everybody to avail themselves Of this opportunity
Having Statesmen present than last week. every
win Be waited upon promptly.
U. LARoussINI & CO.,
Is7 Canal street.
mo 2ps And corner Baronpe and poydras.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08
City Htelllgeuce,

Yrsf IN Lxws srssr-Abous ave O'Clock yesterday
morning Ere discovered in the iron railing mana-
fscsory OF HuS chiDgs wckersham Nos ST. 50 and 81
LOWS street Th nrcmen promptly ., the premises,
and soon ertnk shed thf IRE The 1maee dous 70 the
hu,ldirc ard s,ook by Ore and water viii a.aount 70
about SlC0 Insure 81 600 IN the folio ng nsu.
rsnce compsnies yiSt-Pa. hc - GOO Godhne, - 900
security. Sc 600: MaLss. So 100 lamar 80 500 oolun
bA, S. 600 Rssoute, s. 500, ana Wsolnssoa 70 ooo
The Ore originated In 3 barrel " bfo-na euA'eos Ane
coal, supposed fro . spask.
sAH OF BLOOD CArnx. The adves. used save o' teu
pure bred Attorney and calves, rec. MY imported
per ship hladelpha, by Mr. Herbert, atsras. 80 s'
number Of those Interested 10 Improvement STOCK
TO pier No North river yesterday. The biddn. !,
lively, eight Of the cows being quickly dispose, a
prices averaging $500 each, exclusive of the csives
which sold at prices from ESQ 10 500 oaon ITO
Of the not sold. being willing to I'D
vance on the stated price, SITS.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, The Library aud
Reading Room Of the Association, also the down town
sce 90 Liberty street, VIII be reopened for tie dstr
tuton Of looks, &C.. on MondsI September 10 During
the evening Of that day ali tho rooms OF the Association
will be freely thrown open the inspection Of the public
general reunion Of members and their frienos Is
uected for that occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

sMru o',Rrx~ orrosxp 70 rrxvcu fxvAsrow
1he following letter. ~hich hrst sunprsd " b,
hoes, no- published seriously By the l. nds8 Kcrs
arg Nssf.-
r,Heywt- August Q. 1850.
nvsR sn--f bsvc W thAn~ ycu not ony ~ your % m.
rhtt, "ls ole-tsu lraLfs - xhlch you Lave hcea
rood ~ 70 present " me hit ssc Cor .hs conpcptsry
tens Which Ron Apply 70 my puDss character and ccu-
G1ct.
I'm h.rry to " able \, s~vrc yct m sincerity ss.s
cDsi5er this. your eot work 10 - vs OF shs brst
ss'ssncss wtn. sr,ri oougas q o. isclsnd
fnsi lave
can sare ycu sso that, ~ IN Am one o- tioss
vb teSia IN ssress an inyw N az this c,r1xv by
Gscs ~ yh frrnce a.d 'rclsra) YET srars,'y tsrs
s''yt con. r.Ay exist eet~vr Ne trocn nation sad
Us pscpc cf r~Ani.
vhctles y - or destiny 10 r-vs,n po,iscslsy i-sr.
pcsa,~4 via leiasd, o. 10 e~stlian dom0psir rnr
snssnt m ccsnscsoa with Tho u enx'snd % 10
ssssse Ar irSTsrdsat exhtenos nation, unte~ eng
Of kees eoct nfsncNs nss desirable shat ecrh Esd
In he vvs cor recp~ sympashy~ss sri AsIice.
We ere sabi.uAAy up-cTsesersed 1i csiumr 'ascd By
the Va eh Pres, and, - fwsienevs s~stom tho Irish
espa pc.s. y q ths utmost tnportasce 70 rs pU
frresn writer's wbc Ire ycc. ssk@ inc trssss T. uyse
gse arss cloud be ready yrdtcHss our character
ard COR clAlrs, snd thus indocs shs r1b5 opne1 u
Ea-ogs " reaser j.sscc " ~.
an bsppy . sns that tho CONDITIONS, rights sni
rrosess ~ t.s rrsn people bsroisar rcrV thsn a.
~ forrsrs = fof sch vi Of siscassica n me- NJ
f-b "A. NJ. l4,ns-d, re s~re MT sos16s tticsins
sbor ~ f~.i, psiag s'~sys n fsr's. ne ~ abe ;,
80. ecrrg~i ~ -rna.r = ~. isAt rts - grss
' 10 lsSht Cthervtss - mhsd b. ~ fsprssssuSsne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Israel HATCH Buffalo; j. T. oAsio-d, Knsiand; w. G.
Jones, s. A. r Hastrouck, Kingston, ere stopping
at the Nee York Hotel
MsjorE s sibley, L. s. A., end lady; A. w. Smith, L. s
n. Academy, J. Livingston, Livingston. N. Y y. v
Church and lady, New YORK, and K. ". SeArs and family
are stopping al the Brevoort.
, A. Greene, A. d. Mile Mr. Grfho, Nov York; q
NJ The Aston House.
IA Anderson, North Carolina: D. NJ FuIton, ul.is.
sipp MCCAIN sod party. rhisdelpais; T Q Holmes,
Florida. Key and r-I.y Georgia. and n Il Les and
II sIbley, Esq., Rochester; 4 Lucas and Nmily, 9.
c. D Russell and family, NJ O.; IN Peady Richmond;
Gov. J. Y Broome and LADY, Florida, and MAJOR A.
Smith, z. 9. A are stopping st the =. Nieholas.
Lieut. Grincn and Lisut. Sinclair, o. A; Capt.
Wright, Gal; U. Beltinser, L. :. NJ; Hoo J. B. Howe,
N T.; W N keichos and family and J. l. Stone an 4
lady, Bcston A. Gould, Bait; Simmons aad party. N.
IA.
Hon. J. O. Bsrrss Mayor OF wsshington, q O.: @ ".
Newell, Albany; Captain J. n Kursz u. q A.; Captain
M boa. sns xs ssa s .sf a.s.s
Jones q. A.; hsl yiiiAse, Havana; Mr.. y Lrd,
Ne. York; Mr. Woed Gioson Liverpool, are stopping ~
the Everett House.
: Paul norpby, New Orleans; oolsns G Upper, Hagh
Campbell, Colonel I. Bie~-u and en- Governor Bro~n,
Of Mississippi; L Mod, Mobile; y For, Nev Orleans
yodsc Bcycc, Louisiana Juage Russell, Hoo. Randall
phs; Hon Percy walker Mobile; Hcn n " Hiuard,
Richardson, Memphis W, I. r Jeaa'ngs, n,.s,.ippl;
pha General " q Ashley, Arkansas Colonel H4sns
New orleacs, ocicnel y Richardson, rexas: Geo Coa
aSs s,'.s - ss ss ss@es o1s, , A'si'n
Hon sidney Brccse Illinois; Hon John Markham Eng
Lab Vice oousul Al anshse, Chips Eawsrd Hay carrs,
no, p siArd; G smith and family Mostle Ala Hoo.
Il Ns-sury, D. Ensisnd Rev. ). HaSs soS 4
mily, New Hampshire Boo. Freier ami family,
| Nsw HAMPSHIRE. wrre In chicago % the 4th Inst.
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sxr1 7-Sas People, &C., ez rd, Patrick Ly~scA and
CxAe's Us. The Beard Of Aldermen q he CITY Of Ne,7
Y@k.-A motion made or the part Of the Board Of
Aldermen tina, tho peremptory writ Of mAndamus issue
the 81 Of september be opened aud set aside,
peared that the writ did not correspond with the alter
native writ The alternative writ commanded them 70
take action upon the award OF contract the
writ 70 oct upon and confirm Counsel stated thai II
not proposed return " the alternative writ to dispute
the right Of the REALTORS 70 perempory writ requiring
the Bard 10 take action the suesc, but that the
power Of the Court order the Board 10 conAr In
any way direct shat The action should be- deue
He re from The peremptry writ " show Tia Il did not
correspond with the alternative writ In that important
particular.
he Court ordered the writ 10 be opened. Counsel for
the reatVvs claimed the right writ ordering The con-
tract confirmed Judge ingrshsm eaid he doubted the
power ~ the Court but he would hear argument th
poin. the 18th inst and that demurrer return
might ~ interp<ed before that time " counsel desired
For the snsrd of Aldermen, a. Anderson for the re-
iators, ex Judge Whiting
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CHARGE or MURDER on THE uIoH SEAS.
sxrr s-Tzs U~aed So,s Sym~r ". Bs~~fss and
Darsd sopsvon The defendants arc charged with tho
mardcr q one a the Of the packet ship Fdea,
unknown the night Of the i2sh Of July last N.
animation commenced yesterday and John " smith
se, part Of the United States that the night
question Me Defendants Who the mates commences
BY a. them beating deceased the face hs nst;
the Other then threw handspike nj him while he
washing the occt "a brought BY the beating both thea
cfssed him With pNsn bar 10 hs hsnd Enal.
y pressed him ~ cose either u drive him
jump the side " he vcesc into the sea be
erOwncd.
Mr. ccrohuc DEFENDANTS oounsel cross exsmned smith
10 DAY very ocss,y. but elected nothing ne~ Mr.
r Andrews Cor United stases Mr. Dcuokae for defend
arts.