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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-11-23

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LANDS FOR SALE.

ETNHE undersigned offers FOR SALE, on rea-
l. sonable terms, and in lots TO suit. pur-
chasers, all the lands in Meigs county, and ad-
joining counties, belonging to the estate of Ma
hum Ward late of Marietta, Ohio, deceased
Title indisputable. VIM. S. WARD,
Executor on the estate of
Marietta, o.. May 80, '60.-23 NAHUM WARD
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8usiness Cards.

r. A. PLANTS L. PAINE.
PLANTS s. PAINE,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Pomeroy, o.
Office in Edwards Building.
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f. LYMAN,
Painter and Glazier, back room OF T. Lam
brecht's Jewelry Store, west side Court street,
Pomeroy, O. IL
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John p. GILLIAN
sTEwARD g. GILLIAN.

This firm have located in the old stand of B. F.
Stivers, on Front Street, a few doors below
Nyes Saw-Mill. Horse-shoeing, Ironing
Wagons and Buggies, and all kinds of jobbing
work done in a satisfactory manner, at moder-
ate rates. [3-31-ly.]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-11-23

m-A clergyman observing a poor
man in the road breaking stones with
pickax, and kneeling to get at his work
better, made the remark: " "Ah, John, |
wish [ could break the stony hearts Of
nay hearers as easily as you are breaking
those stones. P" The man replied
" Perhaps, master, you do not work on
ropr Inccs.
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-11-23

In fifteen minutes it was all over the
city that Old Abe was in town, on his
way to South Carolina to persuade the
people down there not to secede; and
in the course Of the morning he was
scalled upon by large number Of our
citizens, very few, if any, of whom dis
covered the sell until the sale was COM
plete and the money received.
The name of the ingenious individual
who invented the joke has not trans
pired.
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5. S. KNOWLES. C. H. GRosVENoR.
KNOWLES & GROSVENOR.
Attorneys at Law, Athens, Athens County, u,
will attend the several Courts of Meigs County,
on the first day of each term. Office at the
"Gibson House" Z-l6-Iy
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THOs. HI. DAWSON

Holds himself in readiness to repair Accordeons
and Flutinas. Keys inserted, and instruments
put in good order. Charges moderate By
leaving orders at George Ioachim's Store, few
doors above Donnally's they will receive
prompt attention. ~ T3-30-tf7
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MARTIN HAYS,

Attorney-at-Law, Harrisonville, Meigs Co.. O.,
will promptly attend to all business that may
be entrusted to his care, in the several state
Courts of Ohio, and in the U. 5. Court Tor the
Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. 3-3
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Romerop @eehlg Getegraph.
BLISHED BY
T. A. PLANTS & CO,

Office in first story of tEDwARns' BuILD1Nc,' neal
he '.Sugar Run Stone Bridge - Pomeroy, Ohio.
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All Business Of the Firm Transacted 5y
\. E. McLAUGHLIN, Business Manager.
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From the Nashville CTenn) Patriot, Nov. 13.
Ibrnham Lincoln in Nashville-Great
Rush of Citizens to Wait upon Him.

ADrnhaln LIlcOIll III NaShFII1e-CTfeuC
Somebody walked into the Office of
the City Hotel yesterday morning, as
quite number of somebodies do every
morning, and in turning to the register,
found inscribed there, in what appeared
to be an Intensely Black Republican
hand
"ABRAHAM LINCOLN, SPRINGFIELD,
IT,. ILL"
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BURNAP. +. B. sfANBER
RTRNAP &, STANBERY,

s. A. BURNAP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
S,rr-HpIr. Nor ei-sr.M.

SATURDAY, Nov, ai--s =, ".
TIE steamship Bremen, from his port foT So d.
amrton and Bremen, COX o.. 70 Jay = 20 IN
specie. The foreign change market .'9ssl viii
more activity, OF ,hs rates ass Irregular. and
Il anything, rather lover, large business aayns
been done IN bankers sterling az 105. Good
commercial signatlFes rule f-oG 100 To-. and
bankers bills On Paris from 5.saj35. TIE money
marxe; continues steadily improve. Gail loans
coald hc had today Vi d. dei.ul'y Trsr ,snt
On good 50 writes. ari capitalists are beginning
once more . us-i-s 81 paper. t. 10. rs Of
the latter, However, ars e. pressing !: 81 -
market.
The taaks o. T-srion, Y. j.. ar IL ;lose IN
pt.sbeTg P. WI be exec :0n o. :ke BanS u
Pi;tsbzrg. hsye sasronisd specie payments. Tie
Boston baaSs have Dc sided tha.tbs balances q. he
Clearing Horse shan h paid partly has, in.
stead o. wholly n spe'ie sid re blowing res,u.
.'or vas sd.r,si "a meeting q bark oar .ers .h's
morning
ees,lves -sss .ho ,siss c, Rcstoc re- svo
"a 20 be ihD aasy n he poeon BANKS ussa he a.
eavsy Of srscis pay ma banls lne prrsen cras sna
IN crss- % met ,hs demands Of tee coumerca
nv they ell render al a. r,esste 'or The ar
Of he Vcbnc ~ dsco-nins Y me r.nos erisn. Of
,hsr an lily.
An unusually lsrrs b1s.nsss wa icue q, the
eto,k Exchange today, accompanied " further
advances IN rri,cs over Re .op rates q yesterday
q ron . per -.n.. -hs rec :. re frs' boird
~ss to -apia however, s-i -sa-.ic- ock r's'c
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S HIPPIN VS..
AInAsAc FOR VIEW yoRK-rns DAY
bs IL
Fort OF New York, November ~, 1850.

Fort OF New York, November ~, 1850.
CLEARED
ek&mihip Augusta, woodruff savAnnAh-sAmuel hichfn
ssesmshp Yorktown, ParrtAA, Norfolk Ae-LudlAm Hei
ste.msh,p Monticello, eager. Alexandria, Ac-H Crou
s,eaHshp Potomac, WATSON, Baltimore, Ac-H Cromwell
sss..:aD s.sp:se, Van ro..ls.a7H orSnysn @
Ship james Lnefed. Potter. xelOodkne-xausr Lord
ss,p Tniv.ne pew.r. L,,.rpOOl1 Williams eulon: r..
Ship shepherd Knapp, Martin, Lycrpool-LAwrenee. Giles
E: s.s s ~; I'm H.
scSr proves, fhcmp.on osden.s-rruiiio 4 Russell.
ass
sohr susan Move sGoui ylle-smosou Clspp.
sssr p.nIiis ths.isS. 3 Ssmsnd . d Pisrs@ ice.
bsas Co.
csr Cole s.s s p0ds so
scsr iAeos, p Bears sa rsil.aslpsSJ Mekss D'O
sss s sf Planet WILSON, PSil.dsiDhs. ~ -'''' ~
ARRIVED.
passengers. spoford Tneson Co. 271 inst at Pk 80
Charleston od ats AN, steamship Hunsvie hence for Ga
slip Arthur Csn.s tnew Cslts Dsmsr,soOsa days, in
. sYssiSSs Go s Fsss days VII"
ss as s %s s oBlsan. xsss day.. with fruit to
schr Marietta Burr Hsaord AlexAndis days While An
both anchors away Tying ID Was
toved TO tho city by stesmtug Huntress.
wsshprten cry Dc sd ns. on SANDY Hocs 1s, sverbosrd
Geo Brown and Harris bon 'eamen; 24th while at
anchor OF the ron q the Hook lost bh spch@s iskea
in and struck the stone Bsac Sandy Hook which
caused the schr - eas badly hat found
sfT 1s ns a a'
sCsr Doll hn 49, ahzsss;aDcrt for rd sp ss
schr @ Baldwin, Bailey, Elzabethport for Hartford.
echr sewell, Sherman Ascsiss, 10 days.
schr sarcisa puncn, Gloucester. sdAys.
Schr Gilman, Crowel Boston, 9days.
Schv New York, 9oodseI. Boson. days
schr Ihos seymour Kelley, Boston, 5 sls
shr ss,her sic,erson, Boston for Phlsde Pna
schr Ellen. Halst Boston for Piermori.
Fchr simmtns smith, Nei1set for virginia,
fchr Ann salisr E,sh wMehsm. dAys
scsr k7shetn GreenlAw, New Haven for EAzs7e:tpor-
schr coiyer small Portland days
sloor Ra,.ly Bsrr E,iS .te.hgor; for ~ Nsrssr
siooy Con Fl Provost Eizsbeihpori Tor sisufoTs'
Slos Engineer, Petty. Elizabehport for riushng
Steamer Bavsrly Pierce. Philadeiphia-
Steamer Aida. Robinson. Phsdephs
Steamer JosepAte. Ihihps, Philadelphia
Steamer Daylight Springer. new Bsdforo.
WEAVER Ai6aros !ones. Yrovidsncs.
BELOW.
snip glsn sews, q nst,nore, qoan ron Broawer'hs.
Bark John Clemen, Or Yarmouth, Ss, earn, from Bos.
ton days 70 fplh loading for Glasgow Ancnorec n ne
Lower Bay.
sesmshps kangaroo Orr Queenstown sne Liverpool tst
l2lS sremen sr.ml SOUTHAMPTON md Bremen Angusts,
Monticello, washinstr &C; posom.c baltimore Psispsco,
Portland.
Wind drrlrg ire day ", blowing strong gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

BATIkDAY, NOV, 24-2P, n
FIorR-The market was steady, with fair demand
and sales Of about 10 ot0 bbs including superfue
State and Western at - 10 s. an extra State at s.
- 20 Southern Hour was in fair demand and prices un
changed.
WHAT less excited but held with nrmuess NJ yes
terday prices The sales included about 20 900 bushels
at 81 70 81 "a for red Western and 81 10 for Chicago
spring
CoRS in fair demand, with sales OF Is 600 bushels
at &c. 66c &c for Western mixed, and 6Ic for vel
low Southern.
PoRK The market was steady, with q good demand
from the trade. The eales embraced about 800 bbs 81
ST. for mess, and ~ Sll IS Q So.
wmsEKY was steady 1t To- &C. 2oc with sales OF 100
o 200 bbs.
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The suspension or Tire barks gave shtsr aspec, /,
commercial affairs yesterday. and al once relieved the
great striDgency Of The money Market The bankt die
counted bcrsy for their customers and the PROS pert
tha. IN day or two exchanges will become regulated
the bRs and a renewed movement OF prod .a give
some activity 70 trade
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening thus
notices he current OF affairs in tha. city
Sc cain day n cuoney circles has not been lately
knotn IT, Philadelphia Is ths the day succeeding the
suspcr, on o'rpece payments The prompt and decided
eor q the banks has been approved BY those per.
who are opposed, principle, 70 ali frch nslt
tons u wac the bctt preventive OF serious panic tie
best remedy for the eltrrass ens OF our business
depha ID times Ike these, than in Ne YORK. because,
from the ststnce OF sroan notes, goj and silver
Tor the Immediate Of the people, ~hevo
N abundance OF coin ror In circulation without asxng
the BANKS fer any, and in Gag or tso The premium
goi sIG silver IA DC down nothing almost moth ng
to any, While cntblee The banks 10 a. rd positive re.
lief 70 many. They are dscocniiDg more freely llan
they haye Tor Or Tine Ire pr5lc nd to-day %
gUlAry cheerful 'or syperscn time Indeed, there is
decidedly iayofacle elton from the furry Of yesler
day Many who, On the { 81 alarm, drew their funds
rom TIE banks IN spcse arc rcp.ac!ng them today.
The Boston Pcs. Of yesterday remarks
We are Unable 70 report any special change y money
rsaters, but st thnk he mercantile demand rather
limited. But such paper srpcars with difficulty,
and al very hisn rates Tie BANS range from nothing
gsn o. tIccc this mtrnlrg shows further lo~ Of
s2z3 too The total holding vas 90 80 900.
TIE receipts a: tidewsier OF the principal arti.
cles o. produce, from he opening Of the canals TO
and hiding The I'D inst, have been as follows:
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN n. NULLDR. AuOTiONKnk
"A Will sen, on Tuesday, November "a, lso,
A II o clock. q he Mesokants' RxchAnge
Ml YHRY DE8lRAHI.y LJfH


DRIAN q. nULLnR, AUCrIoxKnk
"A VII sell. on rpssday. .ovsmser ~ 1884,
0'o; 4, ! VA - Ti 5iRss n.isi ISsa
ne properly q Ess.ra Z; o.rasa: -: On
ly s scsd , & SE aas s,: anu as'
and half m acre OF ground.
The above property es,bly located the moN delightful
part Of the city of new York in beautiful and rapidly i'm.
proving section and commands nne view OF the Hudson
river sourd Hgh broge &c, and surrounded ny genue
essiy Accessible by the various onbuses and railroad
tuny 10 Sose Who desire % pursisss for erection Of
suburban residences In attractive and healthy location or
Some Of he plots already improved with hsndsome
awepn and al y suitable % be built upon Ths aosye Y
ne oe Dece q property the sAnd Aat has been offered
"A iss .ne have been paid By
for Over twenty years The sale Will DO percmp.orJ.
he valuable properly No LEO Broadway ess. side between
Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth Streets formerly the red
1so Houses and Los Nos 70 and ~ Elizabeth street, near
Blocker
Maps, h.. At the suc,onesIs Office, No. IS Wall street.
a MAGNIFICENT HoUs EHoLD FURNITURE
and WORKS Of A pH nj AUCTION
Sold by order Of zeno Barnhsm, ESQ.
GRIFFIN co; sucioneeis VIII sell 70 morrow lAopday),
Pantnss estuary Bronzes octave Pianoorte Mirrors
vet Carpe &C. conisped In ths eeg residence A.
call special attention Of their friends and the pub
he TO this .se being the largest and richest asormen Of
rure was made 10 order, complete order The
whole viii be perempsory and Abouey sold without reserve
c. FUTILE. AUcTIoNBRR LAST GALE OF DUTCH
a. Bulbous Roots 70 ciose conGgnmenta on Monday IL
In lots 10 suit purchasers sale posive 70 The highest bid
der
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A LpERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO.. AUCT1oNEERs.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and WORKS Of ART at
A UCTIoN NoTIcE-ro HoUsEKyIPIBs
"A AND FURNITURE DEALERS.

fieHAnt noueenou rufuHuro n puuuc hu5iNu.
Splendid Bropzes marble Groups and Figures OH Paint
nKs &C. Mono ay November 76 At TX O'Clock precisely
OF The entire superb furniture &C. contained
West twenty street. seventh avenue all OF which
will 10 SOLD the hghest bidder cash. rain shine
which three full suits Of solid rosewood paor Fur
Piauoorts pier Dsne Mirrors marble top gothic
ceres COO yards other Carpets Byonzes
Statuary Paintings ormcu damask lace Curtains
Turkish Chahs ana Lounges rich Vases with the entire
lo chamber dang and library Furniture Of the
China, Glassware, &c, all without reserve.
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CHRRlFF's SALE sPECrACLks, OPTICAL INsrRU-
~ ments kc.-CHAMBARs FAfRCHILD Aac.ineesI,
io rs Nss.l sr.e, viii sell on Monday, Nov - =
Az cIocx No ~ Maiden lane, stairs he contents o.
ssoss ces.stisx q Telescopes csmeraa Opera d.
6xomenn, IhermometerH Spectacea, Spectacle Cnsees
a. 1gsAsr EtA show Gases and Futures q 6ore
WORKS nh door foot Eat Tweniy fourth street. 10 Of
Machrery Betting &c; Stoves Beachea Fxtuyes "A; ons
uia LunAoo WIZ rre0 AID Mould lot Of Anthod aAd
nnisasd Sas.ss for Optical Insrunsas - arrs fubs two
LAhes vIses, 0rindsones, Tool 0ss rirsusss xc. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25

WIN. WRITER'S, AUCrIONBHR, WILL sEIJ ON
w Monday, at o'clock at ~ Canal street, tho Furni-
ture Of family declining ho.sekseping VIZ sofss sofa
nese, Blankets and other Beddnz snresus wa.astands
Wardrobes rye Beds dining Tables China. CrockeYy
top side Tables rocking and other OkAr
tapestry three ply ingram stair Oarpetng Look
Ing 0Iasses Palng Olclohs XII chen Furniture Sovos.
Ac On Tuesday next The geneel Furniture Of the three story
house No 100 Prince street,
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1860

In The afternoon in those stocks which had ex-
perienced the largest advance. Pacific Mail was
An exception 10 this movement, and continued firm
up TO the close Of business, as high as Sc being
paid for il at the second board rise of per cent
since yesterday morning. We understand that the
company is doing a large and very pro-
btable business. Panama also was very
buoyant, selling at 100 in the afternoon-a re-
covery of IA per cent since the beginning
OF the week. All the leading fancies
are very scarce, and It is with the greatest diff
Guilty that the bears make their deliveries. Com
pared with the closing prices Of yesterday
New York Central rose at the first board
u per cent; Reading, Il; Michigan Cen
trail, 2; Southern guaranteed, 2; Panama q (;
Illinois Central, Al; Galena, 81; Toledo, u; Rock
Island, %; Burlington and Quincy, 81 and Pacific
Mail 4. Most of these stocks fell back from a
per cent at the second board. moderate bnsi'
ness was done in State stocks. Virginias and
Tennessees recovered TO 81, and Missouris to 72i.
Railroad bonds were also decidedly higher-Ere
first mortgage rose to 9sl, Erie unsecured 10 so
Hudson third mortgage to s3., Michigan Southern
second mortgage 10 50, Michigan Southern sink.
ing funds to II and Chicag Burlington and Quincy
SIS 10 30.
The market WAS still lower after Tho final al
-.
Constituted States ga 1874 a63 a a.. Indiana
c.. ~, w.. a.. Z, -, :.
sos sl2; Missouri 6's, ~ I2i; Canton, l5s
lG!; Cumberland Coal preferred, 81 10; Pacific
Hail, 81 s4l; New York Central, IS ISL; Erie,
81 80; Hudson River Ala a As: Harlem. Isl
~, PISieliU4f oo4 q oo2y hcGuluR, O4Bs
trial a I. md
Northern Indiana, 10 l6{; do. guaranteed "a q
COZ. Ca,ona ard Cbioaco .,l a ses. f,a-o,ana 80
Toledo 90I q 9O2. Chicago and Pack leland s-la
-si ~
Csntraj honIs * a eI - NO''
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UCTIoE NOTICE A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
"A keeIinR will dispose Of at private all their psrlor,
chamber and dnirg room Furniture at gres. sacrifice viz
octave rosewood Pisnoorte richly carved BY city
makers $780, for sa6n including Stool and Cover
wood psror $780, sl40 $780, Tables
AteReps, Boskcsse. Mirrors Paintings Brunzea ormou
Cock Ckspdelers Carpets bureaus Bedsesds Matresses
Curaint Buffet extension Tab ChnA and Glassware In
que three 70 West Twenty sixth street, Sixth
Sixth avenue and ssgee pass the house.
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QLEHcBER, SON i co.
ID A. J. BIEECKER AUCrIOKErR
SUPREME COURT SALE

ID A. J. BI EECKER, AUCrIOKEER
SUPREME COURT SALE
Under the direction q john A: weeks, Referee
FORTY EIGHT lOTS ON FIAT AvnNUE AND AVENUE
A, SEVENTY .RIGHIH AND SEVENTY NINTH
STREETS.
ia. J. BLEECkRR SON O. viii sell At auction Mon
DAY, Nov 30, at IL oeock a. The aerchanis Kxchsnse
On HAT Seven lots the AIDE including The
orth-ast corner OF Seventy. ninth street.
I'm AEght lots the west sde, comprising the
whole front between Seventy eighth Seventy ninth
TN seventy eighth srs eseveneen lots the north aide,
between First and avenue A.
On Seventy ninth street-Seven.eer ots the south ue
between Fiat avenue and avenue A..
Msps &c al NO Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25

UCTlON NorICH-sAMUH OsGoOD, AUCrIoNKHR
a Office IL Pine st. eet viii sell At the New York Arsenal
Governors Island Nov Il at IL O'clock the following ord
property Of The United states24 MuAkets percussion
and appencagos swords and Ssbres AGO Infantry Oar
utdEe Boxes appendsges &e Beln, Bayonea Gun sings
Pouches, Picks, Plates H.
Terms casn, In gold md immediate delivery:
BY order Of ". A. THORNTON,
u. Major ~ r. A. 10 NINA diugA yern
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A UCTIoN. AUCTION, AUCTION,
IA On MONDAY 10 safety mortgage OF $4,000.
OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RLKGANT sRvEN OCTAVE PTANOFORTK
RARE OLD OIL PAINTINGS,
CHOICE BRONZE FIGURES,
SPLENDID PARLoR ORNAMENTS,
BRUSSELS AND IF0BAlN CARPETS An d RUGS
LACE AND BkoCATEL 0URrAIkS AND CoRNICES,
Together with gest variety OF basement, dining and
chamber Furniture AL in good order This sale worthy Of
attention every article must be sold and removed before
Monday night The sale win commence at l0i O'Clock
cseiy he premises No 50 West Eleventh street, between
Ffh and sixth House let 500 BY order Of
KEII,EY
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UCTI0E SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING. DRY
"A Goods Ac-A. n. CRISrALAR, Auctoneer q Bowery,
will sell on Monday Noy 20 at lo ococx large and gene
raj Of well selected stock of fashion able winter
Clothing comprising usual fine beaver
pilot cashmere and cloA trock sack and BUSINESS
OF Vests black doeskn and fancy Pants
Bnoaccloths lot Tsors Trimmings ves,ngs, Apsccas Vel
ALSO large o Of woollen Under and Drawers
Overals, Jumpers, Shirts, Ties, &c nc.
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OnIH w.RD-rHE MOZART HALL DEsoCRATtc
~ delesses the Adermapc tonvrutn WA me~ ~ ~
kifhih avenue Morcsy evening nov ~ ~ ~ oeIlck
By order. wN. McNtLbf, anArnsn-
prsr wARD-Ar NETTING or rHE rlssASr
I'll Hail Nominating Convention, h-ld 81 Nlchae cotsr
on Friday rs the ruvpose % nosnsng esnd isies
Tor Office OF tbs ~ard, The foowrr nsmec
rer~ons were mousy noun naied
Owen CouaHLf. sod JAMES aAvNoN
r. Frrrus.oss. Sec stsry.
O1sr wARD-Ar MgrrrEG ov rHE iNDBysNr
ens electors OF The Twenty fra ward 5s6 fnrd
nne. on Saturday night the 2ns. Mr. X. A. within
chair Dewitt O. Asoa received the
cu Alderman. Mr. Robert Tftles then nounsssd
for ocuncfmsr, AFTER which The mes'ing I'd ionnei
q n wHfTMvRK, CtArmN.
q q.sa. so m:es Dt ss~sansa
Cln WARD Ar MKRrrNa or rHE ILOEsvANfc
Convention, In ard for be fnteenih Adernssc dsre-
In ppJsusp Of TIE call n he Hall ener~i Con-
niiiee motion, jacob vcoras .1 unanmoaay ncsA nassa
tor Alderman. JAMas OBR1nN, Chairman.
Tros.s criIrv. Secretary.
C1T wASD.-Ar A MKgTTSa or TIE MolARv
81 Han tldermanic oonv-rt'cn hid A. FJa ~ r,xrc
Averve on Saturday evening Ah Nov 40 90 rion Jorn
Lynch no elected and goha th-r yan 49,
appointed SECRETARY the chsirnsn nfleav resa
The receulty n The che a csndsfH scsesfat " ,ne
n.s,.s q Ire ssnorss the y srd shs,eos, 90 Eoson
NJ Jofn Kinsey unNino sy nonissted for AoerrAn
ne people faithful. boosf tnd c.r 1e pa EnsdD
John Hnpstica. Dennis sucn. ssn b. Conner = hrrss,
John ": crow, Jhoa y. Jot1r-n ,vrr, -..,.
Tor. g. 81 rpsfr, Fec JOHN bbNVh, Vnssrsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25

DRVxSE NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEERs.
ID Monday, November DC.
A. IL O'Clock, q, saesrooms No 81 street,
FuRs EukS, FunS
rADI.S FANCY FrRs manu-! zciured In al the new and
fashionable styles consisting Of
RUSSIA SABLE
BUDsoSs BAY SABLE
MlsK Fired, kc, 4c
An eegsrt assortment OF
SLEIGH, CAhkIAsa and LAP ROBES
The shove expressly city retail
trade, and will be warranted In every particular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25

EDWARD sIHKNUK. AucrIoNEnk.
~ nLkGANr Fuks.
By X. a y. II sUHkNCK, Monday, Nov u AZ l0ls
O'Clock saesroo, l Broadway continuation
elegant Fu comprising very large and elegant
OF The nnk ooods for adiee Hudson say aud
ssbles Hrmin~ and other Furs very large
and fine Ii ldson Bay Wolf Robes, Ac, Ac-