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The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Another Overland mail on yester-
day brought advice from the East
No Speaker yet. Further informa-
ton has not been divulged by tele-
graph up to the hour of our going to
press.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

The Boston Journal says President
Buchanan has invested $4,000 the
interest of which is to be annually dis
tributed in fuel for poor and INDECENT
females in Lancaster, Pa.
That redeems him some, and per.
haps some unseen hand may strew
flowers on his tomb, for an act of
kindness done when power
Had left the wretch an uncorruptcd hour.
1t was done to Nero.
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1t was done to Nero.

In Jng-Capt Hope arrested for
robbing Wells Fargo & Co, near this
city on the Sd of May, 1858, and who
gave bonds for his appearance to an
swer for the crime and fled, has been
re-arrested in Meadville, Pa. and is
now ly ing in jai,at that place, and
will we learn be returned to Califor.
mia on the requisllion of the Cover
nur
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

We are under obligations to Hon.
Thomas FindTey, Treasurer of State,
for a nicely bound copy of his lateAn-
nual Report. Tom. makes a fine
showing of the financial condition Of
the State.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Fail ef a Factory--A late over.
land mail brought the painful intelli.
gence that the Penbcrton Factory at
Lawrence, Mass, had fallen killing
near two hundred persons and woun-
ding nearly as many more. The
building was not properly construc-
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Brother Arf,.y is slightly put out
because the Yreka Union accuses him
of playing "second fiddle" to the Sac
ramento Union. THERE'S right smart
chance for righteous Indignation after
such an accusation. Well sign the
bond that the fiddle of Brother Avery
is No. J., and genuine Cremona.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Fdifwc ~ New Xork.-John n
Genin. the New York halter, who
first rendered himself famous by pay
ing an almost fabulous sum for a
ticket to Jenny Lind's concert. has
suspended, with. It is said. large liza
bilities. The misfortune is attributed
to bad debts and endorsing for other
people,
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

II The Placer Herald says Mes.
srs Elliott and 0strom have compile
ted the preliminary Railroad survey
between Nevada and Auburn. as
vet we have not met them. but ascer.
tain they harefouud a very favorable
route for a mountain line. The sur
veyed line is about thirty-three miles
in length and approaches within FIVE
miles of Iowa Hill. and within seven
of Dutch Flat. Bear river is crossed
above Illinoistown. The report of
the engineers will soon be made.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

We are Indebted to Wells. Fargo
& Co. for a copy of The Misso~ri Re-
publican 2f days from ST. Loufs.
We are also under obligations
to Wells. Fargo & Co., for Buffalo
papers of late date.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Charley Young is filing his show
window aud cases with splendid new
lot ofjewelry of attractive patterns.
More on the way.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

TREASON I'm a late reported de-
bate in the United States Senate aris-
ing out Of motion to confirm a nomi-
nation Of the President to a foreign
post, several southern Senators
took occasion to declare in their pla-
ces their intent to resis. by force the
Inauguration of a Republican Presi-
dent. and gave their views in a semi
authoritative form. Ifthcse threats are
designed as a scare, they and the
authors of them deserve scorn aud
contempt. If they are meant. u is
time every lover of the Constitution
and the Union boldly announced his
determination TO aid in putting down
the men and the party who utter
these reasonable doctrines. When
the constitutional rights of the major
ity are to be overborne by faction
al and perverse minority, it is time
disorder were met with vigorous chas-
tisement: Where party leaders arc
trustworthy the, Union is safe, and
the quiet. Of the nation Is guaranteed
:let.any party come in power. Ba
when we see the most ,treacherous
abandonment of pledges. as with
Frank Pierce Of She compromises Of
1850, ard James Buchanan of the
Cincinnati platform of 1856; and
when the astonishing fact is consider.
cred that the leaders of the party al
most to man sanction and sustain
these base violations of sacred obli-
cations. we can trust them and their
party no longer, but set them down as
fomentors OF discord and traitors to
the Union.
1t is time the public voice were ex-
pressed without reserve on tile mo-
mentous question. whether the Res
public is to be sold over and over
again to mercenary Pretorians who
mendaciously assume to guard and
protect the Constitution and the I'm.
ion. but whose protection il that vul-
| lures give to lambs-coyering and de-
vouring. 1t becomes important to
know the metal of which the Ameri-
can people is ma de. VIII they sub
nit to dictation from handful of un.
principled demagogues who dare to
trample upon the Constitution and
Laws to prolong their demoniacal
reign. or will they resist. and sustain
the rights guaranteed by high organ
ic law 7 The press without besita.
tion should speak out and for ono
we say we are willing to abide by any
constitutional decision of the majority
and ready TO unite with any party
promising success. which is opposes
to the bullying and insolence, duplic'
ity and corruption, factional and trea
sonable spirit of the present Admins
tratior. We are for meeting threats
with firmness, and, if need be, force
by force. The mcnaces lately heard
in that sanctuary of conservatism, the
Senate of the United States. should
provoke every patriotic son of the
Republic to put himself in antago
nism to them.
L n IL c n II 4 Ii i
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Hope not,-The Placer Herald says
Thomas Moreland, formerly men,
Der of the State Legislature, has re-
turned from a visit to the Washoe sill
yer mines. and reports unfavorable.
He thinks Judge Walsh's claims the
only ones of value in the new dig
gings.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Who is SHE ?-Thc San Francis
CO Herald reports on the authority of
travelled gentleman the discove-
ry of lady in this county. who is,
not only a harpist and pianist. fluent
in French, Spanish and Italian, ac-
complished in painting. botany and
chemistry, well read in the solid
branches of learning, but who gave
evidence of being fine huntress by
taking down fowling piece aud in a
short time bsgging a half dozen
quails, two large hares and a number
of plover, and cooked the game fol
the gentleman's snpper ! Add to this
she dressed up mighty fine after sup
per and looked pretty.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
MARRIED.

On the 4th inst. in thi, city by Rev. ]. Bru-
ner MIR. VIM L. Sutton and Miss Margaret T. Plat
all of this place,
In thi5 city Dec 2Jth, by +. W. Smith Esq Dir.
J. n. Roller and Miss -cmmia A. Scott.
In this city, Feb Sd by Rev. Father Dalton. Mr..
B Fouchcrie of Eureka, and Miss Anna Carabine OF
Moorcs Flat.
At Grass Valley, Feb. 5th by Rev Father Dalton
Mr. John Byrne and Miss AnEa Cosbet
AtDmega. Januarv 3lst by Justice Isut
Mr. Benjamin. Holland and Miss Lorinda Noble,
all of Omega.
At Al pha Feb q by Justice c Rugg. Mr. James
Holmes Of Alpha and Miss Permiiia Il. foun.blood
9i Gold Hill.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Death of fMacaulay.-Lasest advices
from England inform us that Thom-
as Babbington Macaulay, the disttn-
guished essayist and historian, died
on the 2sth of December. of disease
of heart.
One by one the great masters of
the English language are passing
away. Prescott. Irving, Cooper. and
last. but not least, Il. Babbington
Macaulay have departed.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

DIED.. G. Harvey, an attorney
from North San Juan, died at the hos
pita! on Monday night. His disease
was softening of the brain.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10


Judge Smith. of this county has in
-troduccd into the Assembly proposed
amendments to the Constitution. The
amendments are radical and con.em-
plate the substitution Of new Article
inAieu of Arficie- Six. It reforms
and re,nodels the entire Judiciary sys-
tenn Of the State. The prominent
points of the proposed amendments
are briefly these !; The Sapreme
Court to consist of seyeu. judges, hold
ing office fourteen years. Devolve
the duties Of the presen: County
Courts and Courts of Sessions
on tho District and Justices
| Courts, and abolish the two for
mer. Justices to hold office for two
years and lave jurisdiction in cases
not involving more than two hundred
dollars. ACounty Judge TO be also
Probate Judge and chairman of the
Board of Supervisors, with like pow
er to inquire into pnblic offenses as
Justices of the Peace. to be elected
every four years. Judicial elections
to be separate from those for more po-
litical officers and appointees in place
uf bsenteestodraw the salary Of the
office. These are the most important
pro visions of the proposed amend
ments of Mr.. Smith.
In many respects we believe the
propositions wise in others, not
Justices Courts being the courts ot
the people should be made respecta'
BILE by comforting on them higher
powers. Differenees are settled much
more cheaply by Justice than {
Judge of superior authority. There
can be no danger in allowing jurisdic'
ton to Justices to the extent of $500
so loi.g as the right of appeal to {
higher court is recognized.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Died john Il. McCarty formerly
City Recorder of MarysviIe. died a.
that place suddenly on Saturday
last.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Ncrada Acadcmy.-We learn this
institution is aourishing. Patrons are
earnestly invited to visit the school
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

THE Brick stare occupied by Joseph Brothers
i as clothing store on Broad street, adjoining
CasLlu * solley Aleat Market is offered TOR reat
ai q reasonable prics, tor "a. tculars enquire of
CAsHlN g. GOLLEi.
f.byo At n. Broad : rect Airaet
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Our readers will uo,ice call Of cit.
liens to take into consideration the re
moval ofthe capital from Sacramento.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
/. epubIican County Convention.

THE REPUBLI ANS of Nevada County. and
L all who willing 10 cooperate with them in
the support Of the Candidates to be Nominated 1T
Chicago and in citing reform in the abuses OF
the National Administration, are invited 10 seicc;
delegates foJ County onvention to be held Al Ne
vasia on SA rURDAI, THE nth DAY OF FE :
RrARY. 1860 for the purpose of cleetils delegates
to the State Convention Of February 22nd The aP
portonnent for the towns hips is .. follows
Nevada 10: Grass Valley s Rough & RI ady 6.
Little York 6 Bridgeport Z Washing ton ture-
ka4.
Nevada Co Central C, m
A. 4 SARGENT, Pres
n Sar'y
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
81 SUPERIoR
AND.
UNIFORM QUALITY

has become SO fully appreciated, that the de,
mand for it has largely increased, and the
quantity now sold is much greater than any
other brand of Whiskey on the Pacific Coast.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10

Hon. Royal =. Spraguc. is danger
gerously ill at Shasta, says the C0u-
rier.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
COMMITTEE.
NEVADA ACADEMY.
NJ r. r. H. RI Y VI ON d
Sill continues his
CADE MICAL UOOL

IN TIE room near the Nation1l Exchange fa
l. the Instruction of Ynnng Gentlemen and Ladies in
Msihen scS. the Natural Sricnccs; and the Gram
niatical Construction of the English Language
Having mat arrangement with Mrs, Stevens
better attention will b. Civ, to younger boys
and girls in reading, writing, spelling and other
primary branches. Discipline, strict and moral.
Terms of Tuition, LOO, per week.
Nevada Feb 10 1860
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
ALFALFA SEED,
For Realf.

For sale by Z. F. SPENCE.
Druggist, Broad Street
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
New Te-Esa Y.
Nevada and Wdsiloe turn,,.nc -

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the
N provisions Of the Act Authorizing the form
on CorIoI atoms for the construction Of Plank
Tu npiKe ads the unlei signed and Others are
associated t. ofglI, cnrD praI All such
will proceed TO construct TurnIke cal from
the town of Eureka South. Nevada County. through
the HENNESS PASS of the Sierra Nevada TO the
eastern boundary of California thence TO the Wash
oe Valley and Carson Valley and mines adjacent.
and for such purpose meeting of suuscubcr. To
stock will be held st Nevada City onthe 10th day
of March 1860.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
PARTICULAR NOTlCE
10 PURCHASERS OF
E U REKA WHIS KEY.

TINS WHISKEY has acquired fepntztfoh
far enviahl. than any Whiskey ever Of
fered for sale in Barrels OF Half Barrels in CAL
fornis. Its
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
E0RN..

At Buena Vita Ranch, Feb. 18th to he wife
Benjamin Taylor. son
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T!R LEGISLATURE or BrENos AYREs-sVpGsr-
IhLtokAfhs-GEN. UkouHA's NASIFE-re-yAN.
EEE sOAp-INTERgSrTNa FROM PARAGUAY gro
From me Commercial Tlme' II enoa Aytes sept q
lSu measures ~ considerable importance have tn,s
week been brought before tho Leghlstya Chanbars
FIRST, the budget for the ensuing year amauattp 10
nearly ninety millions, OF which one hal IS sWall1 sci
op ~ var estimates; 70 presents particular novelty
oebg 10 many fFrfcts a reproduction ~ that II last
year. secondly project aUthor'yug the Executive 10
conclude contracts on TIE most favorable terms for tle
construction q oecric eleFrahs unung this city ,b
me principal io~uf % The provinces aud wih N5atev
deo The tnteTs have been % tne govern meat d.
proposbg 70 lay submarine telegraph BET seeu this and
boptevneo, the other FOR the c0nst-ucton az Inc %
telegraph from this city 70 e aoA Paranr Ia ng
Stations a. al tho t0Nus on the route and p.sst.s DT
.uNeg uAychn and I0nccpc'on lei Uruguay 10
hontevideo Tho atier projut wou!a seer,
o. one prevrcs, nevertheless 3uauos Avr.a /. ia
great centre II commerce AMI viii oneelnsn,ly tn
greatest gamer ey these improvements. anus vii gan.
pie 70 see her take the burtaen upoa xn Ill lsr
neither ANY daust that Tie utaa1e aegaat.ges
Eil amply refay Tue OUTLAY Incurred Gas proscs ho~.
ever, more fespcnaly refers 20 the tine - sou D
video, The advantages or waca ara more in,ao,,,sy
apparent Gen Crquza IA resgnng his seGt in tAs Gnu
seniion has aidretset uaoiicsoto is mcnbtrs, 80:
tng torth rne'ns Tor 50 dong IN ne irst ulNUe re
Considers that be position % ,hc part to gss
treaty o NoyeDN ef ast sonsienty e~cades tn from
any rght 70 stcei IN -Rt bay lie also sets beas shr
ne greatness al tn dety ShCh devoves upou sae; o.
nentfg nc auinn r the eols-Y BY tfantiag
tion whlcn shc be Eccepabe 70 all. mutually ytslsag
or tbe lrppItss each rne ard the greatness ~ a
he'srs a. D. 9fino and T. : Rae, OF geE Bcx nsve,
with the porrr 7son u he municipal putsor,.s spt
5cHd ~ Haatk established large snap Eastory Va
Ratnns AyrCs Tac prcspsct a. 90 "a cater
Tse ~ most hril AIT, for tacfe scarcely ari-e
~ valuable Ia a. Pata ~ SOAP SIN all re ct
S3fth nearly VS. weight IN silver.
Samples o. thc fau0ra aaguay tea have sssa &c
sses orr, Wit he vsw o. -ainir Whssher th4
st..cle cso md nA-ket - Substitute - tna ordinary
A.ntse tea
: - VNf1En ST. rEs ANp PARAGUAY a8gEpSArrowA.
CIVxTEsnss vic.
rrcu Narleusi ~ Buen,s av-cs Sep. .,
90 IN Nav YosE UERs-D
- tho latest pgmher of the SIN sGyto o. Asrncaen
nuH "a fN Ne-4ra- I'm gfsa se
al Tpoath Augas) tho Uutst stl.cA selalor "a .sA
,xuted tie taraEuayan hAs ~ltN sserty gl1a Tie
sitv reply inE wtn A. eqgal ruhsF. Ca the 2lS Ire
Tt,es ats Cot rtesouid - "a Prflteut rcu-
n.uAer az me Etenmer. VITO iaiormrd he rxrslcocY
thnt the s. rct ci us vet e. declare maca
voves nreu' 20 tte desired - usT'Rla uasitvrahc
sna frifna relations Nt'rh * fsd between b9sa rr.
verpmsrE Hs Excel'eucy bsooniagly scsaow iedgoa
,hls irscns msutssikttn
The stcrm II sarta "a rsNchea Pragaay. ie ccnso-
aueues Of which tht ba', when VA - bare bees gycn
81 that dag was vostfsrcd
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A J, BI.sCRER, AucTIosRER.
A. AAhOuIokS, SALE OF
J. BLgsoKER, AUCT1oSEeR

A J. BLgEoKER, AUCT1ONEER
Eccutor's ale OF
nAhh IND VALUABix Gu HIOSlriEs FURNITURE &c.
, i, Belonging 70 the ess.'e OF Thoe. Riley decpsstd
~ =. blhENEEH son 4 co. whl sen a auction 4
..,.,... TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30
A. lJ< O'Clock A. m 81 Tics Ward Mss-sm Hoe. corner
OF VI =. -oNdway snd FfaIs street
AL THF RAKE AND YaLUABLE C0RIO3IrfEs
CohiA.sei therein consisting -
- Gold silyersnd Copper Cons,
EVOLUTIONARY KELIcS
Cnles o. l'1.-. Sirfs Pth and ~ects
kkis OF T5E IA TILE
sAM sc-~. ysrhfs. fnd1-. Implem, he
The fofLnwrI bitches OF Hous-~H rurnit Ye.- pasr-vs
rn halEa fnfa ,1ocks mAhOa Tables
81 sn5 Eiiyt Wars
TWO SOLID SILVER PITCHERS 40 k(i
o. a M DESCRIPTIVE skTALoGUs
~ ~ M - me AftcuCnsers oloe no Pine ard
A'se1 me li1 inGLsI- ~ order OF
BkkJ ID. BRusH. Z so"' "'s
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IL a. LUDLOW, AUoIIoSK3a.
Sale OF zee
GALLERY ~ PAINTINGS AND EseRl-.sSs
OF the sle
CHARLES n. lkUPP

n. IUrLOw 4 90, will sell II suction Tues'sy,
November vs. istu, ut - oCosk l.. NJ, at 10 Nso 1s
Academy Il KuiFn northwest corner OF Ienl street and
FOun svsuus.
7fs Collection OF Pst ting, both ancient aud aodsrn
getT wnh the cravings belonyng the lAo Charles
Ieunp sr0ne Which he fOEna specimens "a the fol-
loving artists viz Joreser Gr,uzs Ianfy Z, Hsitesu
Gordarc pAni1 fresinsi kohh he sock NJ ssort Omms
saucs Stuart Dnrsfd Leuise church Ken.st Mount
fass Huntingdon Chapman. sdn0nds, Au.4scn, Baker
t'ns sar IND mfuy other trfis.s ci celebrity.
Most 81 Paintings painted 70 order for the
Leurp wkcse well knosL ss'e enabled Aas 10 collect
90. of TIE inest galleries In the country.
Ise sale will be without settlement u bs estais
and M conprse txcllsvey hs entire sA1@y tercsps ng
family para.l bv hr hs decsess The gallery
opsu 70 free rbh ton Al The rooms q he ns-oas Academy
~ pe.igu, dsly from A. AL r. a recsAsinK
u. I2th lrstsut Url iOP NJ
Catalogues msy he had OF The Auftnno@rs No. Pine
.tr.et Broadway
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Eg1foN RgflCa -DkNfk.. \ MAIZENA, AUG
n 1I3NsgS
- a1Lsaa u ~ rNTrrkF MFsRORs, PINwA
FtiYET oltESzkLs TapASTR \. 3 Ply AND 1sS9 AIN
.--.. o. KPstS DO.
AIS LsEsS Lon oP ,vtOC'sEaY CLOCKS 81 re-.
NeLOs1a.G ~ IHE sTb OF EhE LalE
-. u II STOW
AAst.it a. NkIu RNSS 10. will sell al aucscg- THIS
"a r esFIeg. nfer-s u their eSlSsrpG12, No a
Isasr hsrst cP1ose ~ Pod ia Leae-s5
fof1f~u I scrd band Furn frassov@i or
n!sucs ~ a ~ eonsltnr IN uaf ~ sa~soi.
NbtaT ard IaeAgt S1ies. IN trocss., pllsn.
sud hsr r'os ~ yrs1unnd and m.ho.any C~ntrs
49, ~ IA -, at Pier Mirror, wa siab and
bft9defs rsahcVA secretary and iAorurs Bookesses.
80 set 49, PAT Soias rsiEa rad
,1airs IN hsr nh mahogany oak Extenslna 7anes,
Hnrg CLAWS u ard nahogAav Dtestnt Brreaus
y ashsiar 81 ToS. rcNery slsxAt pnSswopi.
RrJ,trafa. SRlres-
- fslssSs - Velvet T,psriy, Engeh, BRUSSELS aud
ass-ia apsRs a Together Win genera assortment ~
- Den -u'sve which tn sAls sn Also
81 smAh"sEhr m tie, IA good order, Dabos soia
Also, AhIG Eror or CRocEKEY, ENGRAvIN1s.
BOOKS. Cl Uakh, ar.
,ecngrg 10 ,hae tai. IA rs. LATE Coi ~ I, gaog.
Catalogue, r-.dy NJ M esFcon o. Cedar street.
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r.csb ss.rs ssys Troy riEssg 81 tue stu ioss who
has been ar inr1so taerc1i tes u ihe pourhocse
thai asutou rstrr bis hone dlrug TIE winter selsin
m - partcuariy--waa found this moFnrg yics apon
m bfek Ain o. the H50w Toai, rcastei - death "
surposed tbai 10 Eoi upon The sn last evsnlng io'
ne r,,tr,e III r,ttirr warm and ptobaby fleepcsr
rlebt me eas rfom tnc works saf icStod btn, and
rer.lte d upcn the hot sn until bis body va r. ~
And ne was txpr-i IS pcrson pfe'ahted I'll
sFht sears "a. 'oTty years u sgc aed nal lT
bsen an idle ard issoir'e fellow. :,
Tao Trcs ton. Y .i~gtcaH, q tho Fta' sa,b-N
49,, 80 pstr guulsFv "a mar u rsti er iuta
habit, Who RAJ e1ae ~ the line kin Of ja1iss' np
rafr,rh ftr la1x.rgs. took Ore ard VS. onrn*ia Il
h. = sar,r me ffght truly revolving Va II.
~ srepipr - the haae hiln has hecpms qlta re ~
80 =, nj ) ttls wfn b. a lesson 20 sli sach
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sAA In Ae Acossvs


j. BLFkekEN aUCflusEER
a. yhIkTy -IRD arkkEr II USES AID LOTS
IT, CaRsEN AND @ HAIRS
A, ,. HLkkChEls son A 20 ~l sell, Thur day, Nov
is al -. * a. The Mtrchans' fxchsnec-
- 5r SrkEkrFvs four trFy brock Blrs~s .nd Lots with
The b a 90 contain 1oton srd ~ II first rate Order
sal4k ABSOLUTE AND TERMS LIBIRAIA
Maps. A., At No Pine street
A j. BLFEcKKR, AUCIIoN ERR
a ,HOlck LOTS ON AVENUE 4.
y hi.Er Ck SR sOk co win eel, On Thursdxy Nov.
70 ~ - or.nck a. the seTchans hxchsure-
ne n ut tetw.en 5 t8h cts sizes 20 and ~ 81 ~ 81
Is cut through N ~'sN' A"1 "" -
as lois are "a Grade and very choice
ssps teimf, &C, a, NO Pine street.
a . BissCkER, AucTIosRER.
A. AAhCuIORS' SALE OF
uver vALUAbtk PROPERTY ON
"Asi BEoAD NAY, FkANKLIs, BE aCHk vARirY.CTS
insnorsiTp To tbs estate Of Thos Riley, DECEASED
A. Dl;n1 n IN SON co will sell NJ auction ca Mon
ruv. y A. ~ cock at the Mtrchants' Exchange
- lhk :. CORNER or Wssr BROADWAY AND SRASr,rr
- nr ,hr.S slory ard basement brick Building and ot
~ e n ward Museum Hotel size Of lot tce
on = CORNER vAsIcK AND BxAcH srs-rhe three story
pHanrg houfe ard Lot ~ith varicx
& Q, o 20 and IL 9xlo and 100 feet more ess
;, IN y W CORNER wysT BROADWAY AND BrAcu The
and 70 7x67.9 mo "a 800
Aso I0 s>.ss (csp.tai stock, NJ thr C0tHNpTA rrRE
INSURANCE COMPANY - ~
sssps terms &c, san be had ss No Pr. sire It.
Benz ZEN !l y asdsy }rascuors.
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UNITED STATES TROOps Ar puF eo,rrr

I'd NIA Tto TKUUFN At IHF SOlTTV.
= stared tha al Tue special req or a number OF
prominent ctstts a. Georgia ths United stass nrsepal
augusta ~ that state, has been placed possos sion
~ FEDERAL troops Gaf the arsenal ga, etteve Mort,
CAroina, is 70 be occupied by c0mpauv OF the second
GaFny, - tue FeInsi uf otz'gs or thSt pla q Thtl
now rent IL inteBdoi presauton IN v'ru,
Goy roseib trouble watch mAy arise from the result
4 the Presidential olocll0n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

DUBIOUS ROOTS
ID At auction, this dSw n N O'Clock
At us Fun street
Conpra!og By acnths 1aIps. sc., by csis''-re
b =. q TUITLE, eaonss-
CAMILLA JAPoNICAs rRON PHILA D.J.PHIA-
aaCs,on sale u OnnetaR 40, Redaes.
aay ish 10 O'Clock John street superior
ri np~Ads OF go splendid ireoinszs sosecsed
I'm enleciln ~ Mr. A. n.ynurgh tho Ia Ia the
UriaA states AL IN bud and OF Ire cscest descr heins
from In height Tse attention OF ADD
nars spt cttuly called ths sale CONS ooskf
Inc Aasa sssortr ens onersd N his city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

A rcrfoS NOI1 Il
\ family RI laF Vet would Ike to s~r felr Fuvuiu-e
ara lot Enus~ III. House ali the
Yrcvsmts three deep, Ac The furniture . % the
ausy vii he -nd suit purchaser.
ghe rct vih vt h- furniture BOUGHT
psr win 10 reasnn.hie good aupl-1-t
Apply - IS 81 Eleventh street Also SPLENDID Pisn tort.
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