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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

B They had "Mechanics Union Meeting. !"
In Cleveland few evenings since. The radi-
Gals Of both wings wished to control it, and of
course, it resulted i no good.
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DEPARTURE OF MR.. FLOYD.
MIR. Floyd left this afternoon for Rich.
mond, where he goes to confer with nem-
bers Of the Legislature as To the crisis. af.
ter having been IN constant communication
with the South Carolina Commissioners.
He will be candidate for seat in the
Convention. His leave taking of Mr.. Bu-
chanan last night was ceremonious on both
sides.
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9etu ASbertissmsnts.
Agricultural.

There will be meeting of the holmes Co.
Agricultural Society at the Court House. Satur.
day. Jan. l9. at one o'clock. for the purpose Of
ciecting new board of officers.
BY ORDER OF THE PRES.
Jan. 8, 1s6I-2l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10
Mr.. THOMPSON.

Mr. Thompson will retire from the Cab
net as soon as Mississippi passes her ordi-
nance of Secession. He is much pressed
now, and would yield but for the investi-
cation into the robbery perpetrated by his
confidential clerk and private secretary,
which was the relation Bailey held toward
him. At first Mr.. Thompson professed
readiness 10 make good any suffered
by the Indians, but he has recently aban-
doned this romantic idea, and will proba-
bly, leave them to the mercy Of Congress.
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Mr.. DOUGLAS.
!, most d.stinghis
.,,,,ltI N

Many of the most distinguished men,
VIII" heretofore sustained Mr.. Douglas, ut,
tery repadia;e the doubtful positions h..
took yesterday, which Were wholly ineon-
sistent with his bold declaration at Norfolk
after the Presidential election, that attract
ed such general commentator. 1t requires
an expert rider to manage two horses at
this time, and even Mr.. Douglas great ex
peri,nce in this respect is at fault.
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WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. 4, 1861.
THE SEIZURE OF THE GEORGIA FORTS.
Mr.. Too,nbs telegrapbed To Georgia ur-
and the order of Gov. Brown to that ef-
feet was doubtless prompted by his dis
patch. Thus the seizure of public proper
ty and rebellion against the Government
are counseled openly from the Senate
G-n. Jackson would make short work of
such advisers, and this experiment would
not have been tried on Gen. Taylor, with
whom Mr.. Toombs had some experience
about secession in 1850,
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WOOlen Hoods

NHE largest assortment ever hsfore brousht 4, pu-
J. isrsburs. just received n ths BOOK S-oSe
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All the departments and public places
were closed to-day, in respect to the Fast
and Humiliation ordered by the President.
The usual sitting of the Cabinet was sus-
pended, Notwithstanding the revolutionary
crisis.
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ed such general commentator. 1t requires
an expert rider to manage two horses at
this time, aud even Mr.. Douglas great ex-
peri,nce in this respect is at fault.
THE CHARLESTON REVENUE.
1t is proposed in some quarters to dodge
the responsibility of collecting the revenue
at Charleston by intrrposing that feature
in the law. which permits foreign goods to
be warehoused for three years. That is. if
the revenue cutter should overhaul yes.
sci entering The port, a demand TINT the
cargo should be bonded might be II ade,
an could not be refused. This view is
said to be entertained ut the Treasury. and
if insisted on by Mr.. Thomas may lead to
new complications.
THE MEANNEss OF TRAITORS.
The letter of the South Carolina Com
missioncrs to Mr.. Buchanan was of the
most insulting character, and distinctly
charged him with Justification and violation
of pledges. He had no other recourse but
to return it. Great surprise is expressed
that gentlemen of their acknowledged pr-
vate worth should have compromised them
selves by such communication. The
President explicitly denies having entered
into any such agreement us they allege, and
lisclaims being aware Of any obligation
having been incurred by Mr., Floyd.
THE BROOKLYN.
The Brooklyn still continues in readiness
subject to immediate orders, as events may
euuire. She carries the heaviest aud best
battery of any ship of her size in the SER
ice, and is most formidable for belligerer-
mt purposes.
THE CHARLESTON COLLECTOR.
The nomination of McIntire rs Collect
r at Charleston will be resisted with the
nited strength of the Southern Dsmocrs-
y. They regard it as the test issue which
! to confront the Federal and State author
les in dead hostility, ''sa ' ."
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UNION SENTIMENT.

New jersey, and says the sentiment there
among all parties is decided for maintain
ing the Union and laws against all treason.
able conspiraces. He thinks any number
of volunteers could be obtained for that
purpose. IN a....-
THE UNION IN BALTIMORE.
A great meeting is to be held in Balti-
more on Thursday, the 10th inst. The
resolutions are mainly compiled from the
farewell address Of Washington. Rever-
dy Johnson is to be the principal speaker,
and will take strong Union ground. Mr..
Critfenden's engagements here will not
permit him to attend. ..r ff
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE ON THE UNION.
Mr.. breckenridge was invited, but excu-
ses himself because he has JUS: written a
letter to Gov. Magoffin concerning his opin.
ion on the subject. He assumes that the
Union is a compact between Sovereign
States, but that one cannot withdraw with
out the consent of the others. Like most
Of his school, be wants new guarantees.
CIV. HICKS.
Gov. Hicks is still firm in refusing 10 call
session TO the Legislature Of Maryland,
and will remain SO, unless some unforeseen
cause should occur.
Mr.. SEWARD NOT TO SPEAK.
Mr. Seward does not intend making any
speech Immediately, as has been stated in
the newspapers, He understands his time,
place, and occasion,
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
The House Crisis Committee had a sit
ting of several hours to-day, Mr.. Mill
sons proposition To extend the Missouri
line, with recognition and protection to
persons held to service or labor South Of it
IN any Of the present territory, or that
hereafter may be acquired, was voted upon
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Irrom tne Richmond Examiner, Oct. II
FROM MANASSAS.

ARRIVAL OF THE ELLSWORTH REGIMENT
This regiment, raised In honor of the lamented
SoI. ELLSWORTH, arrived at the President street
depot last evening, en- route for the seat Of war
Al the time OF the organization Of this regiment
In New York, II was designed TO select men from
all portions Of the State and most successfully
mas the project been carried out The regiment is
composed Of fine, stout built athletic looking
IeilOWs, none OF whom are over 80 wears Of age
The most noticeable feature Of the Organization.
which numbers 900, rank and file, is that the
MLole OF the men belonging to Ii are unmarried
Thus 1t will be seen that, at on. blow. many
sweetheart has been deprived for time of the
dear company Of her gallant. The uniform of
Ine men Is the same as worn in the regular army
whn the exception Of stout leather gaiter; but
the Zouave corps attached to the regiment In
dressed in dark blue, with red facings
The following Is list OF the field and staff
Colonel, James G. Rice; Major, James McKywn;
AdJntant, f. B Knox, Qusrtermaster Frederick
X Munday; Surgeon, DR.. Frothing ham; Assist
ant Surgeon, DR.. Bissel; Chaplain, Rev. Loomis
Col Stryker is but &c years Of age. He assumes
command OF bis regiment nerved with all the
enthusiasm and vigor Of youth, as well as a large
sna PTacneai experience Of military affairs in
general. w hen the present war broke out, and
the New YORK Zouaves were In course of orgaDi-
zHtion, under command of Ellsworth, the Colonel
was appointed Lieutenant and went out with the
regiment Ia t1at capacity. At the time Of Ellis
worth's death he held the post Of Acting Adiutant
and came on with the remains of his deceased
Colonel to New York. He stayed with the re
mains until transferred to their last resting place
The proposed organization Of the Ellsworth repi-
ment was the signal for him to resign his coin.
mand In the Fire Zouaves to Join the men who
Were pledged to avenge the death Of his former
friend and commander. He was Unanimously
ssiecteo oY tne committee an the man to command
this regiment, which be promptly accepted.
AFTER short detention at The President street
depot the regiment marched to the Camden sta
tlon, where train was In readiness to conyey
them to Washington. The departure of the regi.
ment from New York city was marked by one q,
the grandest demonstrations manifested toward,
any similar organization which has left that CITY
Tor the seat Of war.-BaltimoTe Clipper, 25A
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ALMOST A DUEL AND PIECE OF SLANpER -
Ihe monotony OF w Washington life was rufied q
Few days since by a little incident A Young
man who sported fresh pair Of military shoulder
straps, In the volunteer service, boastingly ut.
teted scandalous remark at one of the hotel
tables: In reference to his intimacy with a mosI
esnmaole young married lady here-the wife OF
an orcer In high command-whereup pom a mem.
per OF tne omcers military family called the de.
rne onender refused TO accept II, or to explain
nlmselii when the other meeting with him al
the door OF the hotel, branded him an a liar and
coward, and peremptorily wrenched bis sword
from his side I'm presence Of the potroon's friends
very much to the edifcation of the lockers. on
and greatly to the CONSERVATION of the IbelIer
who only escaped a drubbing, through his subse.
quent pusillanimity. The lady's defender was ,
manly young officer In the regular army, temper
arily attached 70 the staff Of the officer whose
wifes honor was assailed and has relatives In hig
command In the military service In Massachusett
The affair caused little excitement, for the hour
but calls well that ends well, )" 20 no names are
mentioned ."-Boston Transcript.
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" The 81: Louis News states, on reliable au.
thority, that the great telegraph line from the
Missouri river to the Pacific coast will. no unfore-
seen accident preventing be completed by the
10th Of November, on which day, Il 10 thought,
dispatches will be telegrsphed through from
ocean 10 ocean-from New York to San Ffancisco
and from San Francisco to New York.
IL Semi mi-Military Gentleman, In the habit OF
sporting undress uniforms, fnd themselves in
trouble In Washington. The provost marshal's
patrol ask ell such for their passes When they
answer that ''tbey do not belong to the army, q
the captain Of the guard tells them that IL they
don'twant 20 be put In the guard house they had
better take Of that uniform.
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Take no more BalSan1, Merrsry, o. Usplsasasf
Medicine for Unpleasant aad Doxgsress
DiSsases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
cuREs
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages; At little Expense,
Little or no change In Diet; No lnoonyenienoe;
And no nzposHrG.
lt causes q fresu ut desire and gives strength TO
UTInats, thereby Removing ObstIuctlons,
Preventing and Curing Structures of the Urethra,
Allsying ram and Inf ANIMATION. 90
fresu In the class of diseases. and xpeinG AL
Poisonous, Diseased, dHd tcors orf Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have paid ksary Jess TO be cured IN short
time, have found they we're deceived, and thai the
'PoIsoN" has, by the Of "polc H Hi dStytsgssts
been dried in the system, 70 break out In IN af-
Eravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from E1oesses, Habits of Dissipstlou.
Early IndIscrstlnn or Abuse,
Attended vfth the FollotciNg Symptons:
IndisposItion TO Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difkoulty OF BreathIn1
Weak Nerves, TTeribipS
Horror of Disease, wxEefulne%s
Dlmness Of Visloni Pain in the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptions on the fsoe,
PAILID CoUNTKNANCE.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 70 on, which this
medicine lnvauably removee, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FAfUITY, EP1LEPTIC FITS,
In one Of pkieI tks Patient r1ap E9pi-s.
Who can Iay that they are not ffeslertly fol-
lowed by those "DIRKTUL DIsEAsn,"
INSANITY AND CONsUMPfION."
Many are aware of the cause Of their suferlnt,
BUT NONE WILL conIEss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUMs
And the MelonekoIy DEATHS by Cosss~yttos.
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TIuTH OF THH
ASSERTION.
The CoNSTlTUT!oN ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
Inugorste the System,
which HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCaU
SsCariably does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIE MOST sKIrrIsAL.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buohu.

foSaics ana Spsette hsDssdy
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP
SICAL SWELLIN6S
This Medicine increases the power Of Difesuoa. .
aud exoltes the ABsORBENTs into healthy Action '
oy whloh the wArKRY on cALcERoUs deposFlions.
aud 81 UNNATURAL ENLsRGEM GNTs are red noe .
as well ss PAIN And INFLAhNATIoN, and 10 rood
MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
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IN TO OFFICERS.

TO OFFICERS.
Il BE CAMPAIGN-A Campaigning Wagon on
the Prusslan principle, arranged for sleep n
ing or to act as an Am bua anoe in case Of I~N
sickness or wounds. with ample room forAA
stores and provisions; light, waterproof, and per-
feotly new having been just built to order by one
at cost price.
,.hlso, q handsome, strong, sound, dsrk-brown
HORSE, either for saddle or harness.
Both may be eeen on APPLICATION to JAMES
BROWN, at Mr.. lrvlne's Stables, Corooran's o
Lane, behind the Cham House, between and II
streets. Sc ~
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The REBELS THREATEN TO WINTER IN CIN-
cIsNArI We express the opinion, based upon
what we believe TO be q reasonable hope, that our
army Of the Ohio-that 10 the various commands
OF Lee, Johnston, McCulloch and Price, which
TO make their winter quarters in Cincinnati and
adjacent eligible points In Ohio, 80 a. to command
al the Interior lines Of communication eastward,
branching on from the commercial capital Of the
Shte.-NsU OrLsass Dslta, IOtk.
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Olu NtW Jersey VOI... IT
&ay One officer. (6j one officer. &c, One officer
(d) One officer
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~ n SOMETHING NEW! n
Nfa<}6RRATRsT DIsCovERY oFXN fau
A THE AGB! AAkY
At 2S1 street, opposite
the Thsdisy,
OYSTERS STEAMED

In the shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 roestl In fIco minutes, the fastest
time on record. Call and see.
The underslsned respectfully informs his friends
In the atrIct and visitors to the oty that he has
rented his OLD and wRLL-KNOwN ESTABLISHMENT
In most thorough manner, and has made COM
plete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any quantity 400 to 500 ga Ions shuoked
per day; Cco to 5000 cans Of spLced and Fresh
put up dally-cans hermeticaly sealed. Furnished
in the shsll By the bus hel or barrel.
Persons wishing to have Oy sters furnished resu-
larly through the winter. st Baltimore PrIoes,
without fear of failure, should oall and make ar
rang sments at once. Freight. time, and money
saved by purchasing of me, as furnish an article
equal to the celebrated Baltimore Establishments,
at prices just as low.
TO Suffers.
strawberries, Tomstoes, Pigs Feet, TrIpe, DO.
go, &c. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Sauces, Brandy
Peaches, &c. Also, Game and F Tesh Fish, Tur-
ties, Terraplns, Fresh Lobsters, Cod, Halibut, DO.
In fact, every thing for sale in the Northern mar
kets always on hand, at reasonable prices.
Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
lvered without charge to any part Of the DISTRICT
In season, II the money is sent with the order.
My establishment is open from q. m. to IL at
night, every day, except Sunday, when 1 close at
10 O'Clock a.. m.
sen T. nj. HARVEY
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Roo1s AND sa0Es 70 ssIs THI

We arc now manufacturing ell kinds Of BOOY1
Ana SHOES, Snd constantly reoeiuns aAmna
supply OF esstsTn made work Of every do ~
scrtption, made expressly to order, and willy "
be sold 1t o mron lovor price than has BEEN -
heretofore charged In this city FOR mIoh lnferisf
articles.
Persons IN want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern o.
In store and st the lowest prices. Give us oall.
GRIFFIN b BRO,
spt' wa p.unsTlvania avenIs.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL.

Published IN conformity 1oith ths resolution OF
the Senate Of July Is, 1851.
At General Hospital on E street, bst,rssn Fox,tk
and Fifth streets, Washington, Oet. 18.
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FEMALES FEMALES-FEMAL
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In Maay Afeetioss Pseslias 20 Hnaiss
the Extract Buohu 10 e<uslled BY any other rem
edy, as in Chloresis or ketenton, lrr guAuU,
PsInfuness, or Suppression OF CustOmerI Bxeo-
uatlons. liberated or SohIuous state Of the Ute
rus, Leucorrhea or Whites, cterllIty. md for all
complaints incident 20 the sen, whether arising
from Indisoreuon, Habits OF Dissipation, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE!
sKB SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
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INRTRUCTLapN.

ERFE LIBRARY-THE ATTENTION OF
AIprenti, o. Is vted " Tia APP RENTtCES'
LIBRARY, Ia. 4T2 Broadway, This ins.-tuuOn
m vel supplied with Le SBpapars, reviews, maya
,ines, pi t1risla and a'sn with oSaVeniels tables
md H'Ets for 'esders. nrmhar sf nog works
ave ls-n recently added. 10 Is required n be
up', iru,r 2 a. oGlpck = NJ, but 10 generally
open IN the forenoon also.
T. 4Ms.-All persons eAploYod AZ apprentices BY
'sechaucI .ral sirei., ami AL fG8lGJ employed
10y them IN theiT bu'iussE, On presiding a proper
certificate Iaay bRga tho privileges II shs Library
without charge.
JOIuCyn,n, mechanics or trldasussn, tsachsrr,
or pupils in schools OF acal3m'ts, young mnn ia
Il N cos NJ lawyers, physoiAns- a,'ists, DC, on
tie presentation of proper osrtAasie AID tie paY-
ueut % one dollar year
The admission Of f0pAleg g. the privileges u this
lnstit ton, though no, new feature has nOl before
lpen publicly announced. They are no~ invited u
" avail them selves Of tive oppntunity toNs offered
ussfllly and peeWU.tly W employ their leisure.
TIE FREE DRAWING CLASSES win com
nence on MONDAY, the TIN inst. APP. cationl ion
adnisaioA may be N 10 VI the roOrAA, No. 50 Croa
'ot. 10, ii,iaiT,is,lo,a,s6,0s.1 Novi,2'in
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. %, 1861.
FIN A N CT A L, &c.
NEW YORK. Friday, oa. IS

There was a light business at the Board 'hS
morning, and prices wers in favor Of tue buyer Ia
goytmment stocks tie movement wH small TIE
COUPON siIss a. lssl were 4 lUSer than yesterday
Missouri hoods were = lower.
There Ia nothing lew in money, and call 'o'Ts a.
. per cent. remain in many ,ssss undisturbed, For
rsS blsiaess y rate ls caT per cent. Prime com
por,ial bills SCI, at BH@7 per esnt., and arc not
very plenty. Stirling bIlE A'e inactive AZ ioIh9
loI1, l5r l,rJr. namcs at ~ days. In the $50 Psu
ceLt. TtaMry notss there In a moderate b IsU 90
doing, equal 70 $4,000 Isr day, including a.
pOias aski ing Iss,lewsp. 81 tue New YOrE once.
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oct qltt-ships Australia, for Liverpool; eGa5
HAVE N Ludwig Northern Llghs and LAAoasl
DO Ocean Tesai aph. Ban FiAncisco' hinnehahal
LoIdonderTy -MsEy Lee. AApinwall; A prsbstS
PhilEdalphiS; Sarah sheaf, Bordeaux; Aa14 bAsnnA
C.mpbsl, Cadil, CAiAlina, do.-nIigs opsa 49,
Poxo Rico. RsAsi sw, MAlAnsaa d C.sAnsa nat
ysysnA SIN Hswball, JAomel Aeotra. Doris CENt
Elem opoto, IsaSsl Alberto. GUAdLosp@ VA
LAncLI,ei LsguiTA-
Aso US bsrk Bsa1Ileira. end ship ti!eAass uata<
sspl,1 orders.
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PUBLICATIONS. go.

WN1ER EASHlONS-EX-
Otra large and magni dcent FaSLion Plates. Nearly
100 .nsrsyinPs Reliable ipformst.nn and three
mn sized pGtterna In the wintsr nnm'er Of Mps
nEMORRsT'S sQuArIer!y Mirror Of Baahion y
Out in November. largest aed bsss FAsainn Ma
sNlipe ever LIued. Yearly 81, vita premium,
Postage on ths PR MUM Q cots, Single copies 80
snia without ihs plates, api full sized pas.erns 10
cents. spe In sn copies sent, post paid, on the re
csipt OF TIics. Publlsoed a. NINE, DEAOkhf rs
" ocb G'IaQ
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Rev WIN. r. Csrbitt s.t Rev. n. ID.
NOS1HRl p will preach In IRE SEATS street Con
Ercga'ional Church, Brooklyn, Tomorrow. Mr..
COMMIT In the morning, ST lOh o'clock, and Mr..
NORTHR UP In the eysuisg n ~ o'csck. Rev.
NEWTON DEsrON will prta1h sunday, 81 u Nv.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
RTFRCKRR AUCTR

- hlAhEOhbhY AOOA
~ Valuable Bui ding Io.s on Hsrgen Heights
A j. BI.RECKER SON a co, Win sell Al question
on Weine.dAy te 3Oth o sL,at sea. ,ok p NJ on the
psenaises TIE cpl nd,d properly belonging 70 Jas.
Montgomery, Jr., Esd, situated On Bergen III dghis
in Huds n City, New Jersey comprising asout
2Oo loiR, en- tle allowing avenues and streets, vs
Montgomery ave, - lots lying b-th sid - Of Mont
gumery ave- Including the corners Of Coldea 81 and
y ark "a ave summit ave, lots on the eat side
Of summit ave, including the orrner Of Golden 81
Clerk ave, 80 lots on both sides Of Clerk ave, TN
cludir g tie Ike corners Manners ave % Its on
b. u aides uf Manners ave, including the Of
Golden VI. and ~ anklin ave Bergen ave, ltl on
the wers a lie II Bsrges ave rear d'n 1t Golden
~ ~ lots both sides Of Codsn st. intorsectng al
The above aves Franklin ave, lots On the north
side " Franklin ave, n near Montgomery and
near Bergen ave) The above property IL beautfil-
" situated adjoining Washington Village On the
vest being y miles west II Hoboken Ferry, frrra
winch Il can be reached by plank walk in abil, ~
minutes, rby Horse Railroad from 9th tie jar.
sey aud Hobuken ferries, ~ within half q mile Tns
situation Ia dne aud commanding, ~ ';nr'llld
scenery around, the nsigtorhvJd TriverhiAly he 7
t'y and hiiing up With very 81 ,be cs'1 Il ,ur
C tEcns. In = few years mus, becolie a IN 1t vau.
able pr, perty. The terms Of sac g. "a favbra5ls
" the purchasers. The title Is bcyon ta, nc. flr
maps aTp'y ~ the Auct oneers, N. ! Plle ~, Nav
York 10 per cent can remdn N Mstgage.
N n s. ould TIE woather he 7tsrmy ~ sale VII
take p'a,e the Ard "a r lay amer, AVN.
oc2l IMruThSSMruwsiO9
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE Tru.LIaKNGn.

Tie pilot boat Join D Jones No. 10 returned u
o. e lily yesterday morning with Ices II touuprn,
lavhg tom In collision.
The pilot boat Mary v Fish, NJ. Z, a'so re'urasd
Ihursjay nigLL with loas OF rsAir naAss By ths
deVk, caused By tho parting Of the main pore
,iroud, which was " wire.
BUFFALO,, Oc, s5.-The schru N Mason, y q
Grey Harrison, WIN Nelson Alnon and Flying
Cloid ell grain inadt and bound down. are ashore
a Ia1e huron rear Pressure Ishs Ne further
8 srticullrT,
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TO LET.

A HOUSE OR PART HOUSE, IN THE
IL village " YouNsru, Nrnlshed or u-firul ahsd,
" lct, NJ very low REM, A new and hands,msly
nniahsd hcuse near the river bank, and very tho
rug y and warmly lula Inquire Of the E.iitpr
of thr sup. ocV isu-O0