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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-12-26
GALLIPOLIS
Lum ber ard.

TUST received at the Gallipolis Lumber
81 Yard over half million White Pine Shin
giles. of the first quality.
There is also on hand at said Yard large
assortment of white pine Lumber, Boards and
Plank, clear and common, for building and
finishing houses and other buildings.
Also, a large quantity Of Fencing Boards
Also, dressed Flooring, white and yellow
pine, kept constantly on hand.
The above named stuff will be sold lower
foreash than the same qualities can be pur-
chased at Pittsburgh or Cincinnati, or any
other point on the Ohio river.
Builders and others wishing to purchase any
Of the above kinds of Stuff at this Yard, win
do better to procure or order the same directly
from the Yard, than through the agency Of
third persons, as they will thereby save COM
missions. The undersigned viii be on hand
1t all times to attend 10 sales and shipments
WIN. R. JOHNSTON, Agent.
Gsllpolis, Ohio, June I6, '59
P. S.-Orders sent TO either Of the Wharf
Boats will be attended to.
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Farm for Sale.

T WISH to sell my farm, consisting Of $50
acres, in Raeeoon township, Gallis county,
Ohio. will sell all together or in separate
lots, TO suit purchasers. The land is well
watered and timbered; lays well suitable for
tilling or grazing. Terms reasonable For
further information inquire Of Thomas Evans
Centreville, or Of the undersigned, at Wilkes
vile, Ohio. THEoPHILUS JONES.
Feb. Z, 1861.
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Bacon and Lard.
Nails.

I'm KEGS best quality Nails of Wheeling
IoU manufacture, comprising all sizes Of
Barrel nails;
Casing nails;
Fencing nails;
Lathing nails;
Flooring Brsds;
Finishing nails;
Wrought Clinch Dails;
Cut and wrought Spikes;
ust received and for sale at lowest prices by
O. d A. HENKING.
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MILLINERY.
MRS. ]. HOWELL,

~ HAVING Just received her sec *
~ ond lot of Spring and Summer ysf
Bonnsts of the latest style, which she viii
sell twenty-five per cent. cheaper than ever
was sold here before. Ladies call and see for
yourselves. Flowers, Head-dress, Caps, Rib
behs, Ruehes, ehildren's Hats, &e.
Don't forget the place, on the Public
Square.
bleaching and pressing done in good order.
May 9th, 1861.
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American Watches.

DHILIP BERNHARDT can be found at
Il the Our House, Gallipolis, where he is
in receipt of Gold and Silver Watches, Lock
cts, Chains, and every kind of Jewelry of the
latest styles. Orders received for casing
Watches. Manufacturing of Jewelry and
Silver Spoons viii be promptly attended to,
and shipped to any point.
Ninety cents p. W. for California gold,
and the highest prices win be paid for old sill
yer by PHILIP BERNHARDT.
Gallipelis, Nov. p, 80.
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Blacksmith Tools.

A NvILS, Vices, Bellows. Screw Plates,
N Hand Hammers, Sledges, DC, at
TH0S. HALLIDAY & CO.'S
~ Hardware Store
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grades The sales embraced about 200 bbs, within the
above asar 81 ys hotr was steady at our quotations
with sales OF 80 ehs, at 50 81 rs. Corn meal was in
moderate de<nand and prices unchanged Wheat in
good request, though somewhat irregular for grades
eod ED desirable shipping lots we're firm, and IN some
800 200 bushels, closing within the following quota
tons:-N'hite Western, 81 IS 81 81; red amber do,
and Racine, 81 IS 81 24k red State, 81 80 81 80;
81 81 81 40 for white Canadan-the lower figure for
smutty; 81 SO 81 "a for white Indiana and Wisconsin;
81 20 for good Canadian club and 81 ~ 81 4S 10 white
Michigan Corn was in good request and rmer the sales
embraced about $50 600 bushels some TO arrive at 64c
a64hc. for shipment East, and 64hc. 65c Tor GOOD
Western mixed, for shipment Barley was hrm, Win
saos Of e0 bushels at 64c for fair STATE and 67c for
Canadian. Rye was nrmer with sales Of 500
bushels utSlc Oats firm and in good request with
sales OF Western ut 43c 44c and 42c FOR state
CorTgs-The market was steady, with sales Of 1900
bags Rio at l5Ac. small lot of Java was sold ut dc
CorroN.-The market irm with sales Of 700 bales
closing at 24hc. a 24s4c. for middling uplands.
FRIGTrs.-Rates were heavy and lower, while engage
model ate To Liverpool about 80 900 bushels
wheat engaged at 1Od lloyd, in bulk and bags,
and some corn at l0d Flour was at Is. Cd. p. Cd
asked and heavy goods at 3s Cd and cheese at 33s I'd
To London IS 600 bushels wheat engaged in bags,
at Id I'd Flour was at 3s 3s 3D. and 500 boxes
cheese were taken at 45s To Havre $4,000 bushels OF
wheat engaged at &c, and 600 1000 bbls. -four
AT s5c To Bremen 1000 bushels OF rye were engaged
at 23c.
PRo,Is,oNs-Pork THE ma set was heavy, while the
sales embraced SEQ eco bbls. at SIS $l5 so for
mess, $l3 25 a $l3 80 for thin mess and 50 81 a
| 50 so for prime. Beef was steady, but not active
repacked mess and $2 10 Si3 for extra mess do Cut
quiet and prices nominal Dressed hogs were
selling at Axe a Sc Bacon active chiefly for ex
port England with sales OF 100 boxes r. ING for long
inddcs Lard was in good demand az sac. exc; also
1900 bbs pure, reported for future delivery part IN De-
cenber at salc Butter in good request for export,
with at l6c 100 for fair to choice Cheese
was &c. a &c. tor State and at Sc. &c for Ohio.
RcE-A sale of 300 bags Fast India wa made at 5a&c
SuGARs-Ihe market steady et last weeks rates.
The sales embraced hhds CubaS and $40 boxes,
400 Of which brought 7Ac exc and 600 bags of Ma
iiila were sold, for refining ut 796c.
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BARK SaaasS ngoi. Orb Lans0 Nantes 50 days In
BARK Cainrna tPrusj, Elane. Antwerp. "a days. in bal
Bark Francs. s.sGr Thompson oe.s via sis c. =
4 % @ IN ss.y hs
s % ,s .s: an
the gale lasted day., On the second Md day as aek By
yards themes sss Calm. TO Sisra
; had r. long md
boarded By from B ship .er,h III days from
barn Ssd Lsnnis of PA.aslph. sumner Mnss,ls.,
Gibra,ar . company with schT Chsse. for New York;
Ross wam% IA: been days. q f' G. S
Bark Anglia (Br, Of Jersey, Icwstos Newfoundland IS
d" N R ssas no 70 R w H9sh xs s1n with
mass and passengers n 10 hsnnsr ,,nor,.
Brig Goarsr srrasl sehwensech London 20 days. in bal
% :sS. ss1s Had heavy
Brig Eliza Or Of Plymouth, Eng), Ham, Cardiff, SO days,
Irg Genacn DR. Of ABERDEEN Mearus Cardiff, So DAYS,
with coal 70 order Had heavy gales most Of the passage
Brig Hrl Or, of Prince William Ns), crowen. Cork Ae
Brig John Nor Olsen Antwerp, SO days, in ballast to
Brig Golden Lead, Johnson, valentia IS days. passed CT
brsl;ar oct VIII md ,au 70 Meea DUNCAN
Talbot OK Sept Is lat "a 80 s. S. spoke ship Geo
Haines, OF and from Boston, bound $.
Brig Isaac Denson Barton PARA 20 days. with mdse, to
Brig Ada (Br, Of Walton, Hs) Greene Porto cabco Oct
II. with coffee &c, to Rising Co.
il Saa to oe 30 % % Il o
boarded by sunboat Kngsher and received letter bag
Brig Essex tof Bangor) Smith. Bangor days, ballast
10 Walsh, Carver 4 Chase.
schr Belle t) Wright st John, NIB, 10 days with aths
schr iIala (r, yarbere Harvey NIB II days withlum-
Der. to Negius SON.
s seSr AS ha ss aDf'h hnaSeapor for Portland
Schr Atlantic Wasa Eliznbethport for Boston.
Schr Tyrone Peckham, Elzabethport for Boston.
s schr Mas Ma, or Fn ever
sclr Faconer, Terrell, Elizabehpor for Pawtuclet
schr uncas Colt. Eixabethport for East Greenwich,
Schr EinGlne Johnson Elizahehport Tor New Haven.
Schr Celesa, Rankin, Eiizabchport for Hartford.
schr II Dunton, sherman. Providence, days.
Schr Sarah Holden, Providence, 2 days.
Schr Fannie Hazard, Vihberts, Hartford, 2 days.
Schr Pennsylvania add, Norwich for Albany.
Sloop Alert, Holmes, ElzaDethportfor Kcyport
Sloop Belle o. Cape Ann, Quincy Ezabethport for Pro-
yinceown.
sloop Emily Jane, Babbitt El2abethport for Taunton
sloop New World, Taylor Eizabethport for West Had
dam.
sloop Wasp, Nash Eli2abethport for Bridgeport
Sloop Helen Babcock Fall River.
Steamer Virginia (U ranspor Snider, Annapolis, in
ballas.
Steamer Stevens. Raynor Baltimore.
Steamer w Bruno, Foster, BALTIMORE.
steamer Schrlver. Adams. Baltimore
Steamer Raritan. Slower, Philadelphia.
Steamer Anthracite, Jones. Philadelphia
SAILED.
l9th-Ships Lucinda, and Manhattan Liverpoo James
Fanny Fern (Brl, Belfast Eastern Queen, LIVERPOOL
Packet Hayre zenoba Genoa; banks Coneiator (Br) Fall
Remedies 6rics ii talock Para Porto Plata tbrem Pori
au Plat; Penguin (Br), Bermuda
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9TH WARD-AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
LII meeting OF the worSingmen of the Sixteenth Alder
parx Thrd avenue near SiYynnth street on Monday
inc November H. 1851 Mr. Daniel Mahony called the
ing order and on motion OF MT William Blair the gentle
are signed to the resolutions were unan
mously elected 10 nil the various offices On motion OF Mr.
john Landcrs ex-Alderman Thomas McSpedon nomi-
mated by reclamation as the worKingmens candidate for
Alderman sixteenth district MIR. T. Sheridan offered
the Following resolutions which were unanimously adopt
-
whereas the workingmcn Of the Nineteenth ward with
out parry have nominated ex-Alderman Thomas
McSpedon the position he SO ably filed three years
ana, whereas determined thar shall
presented the future, have been in the past
years cQues Of this dstrics, who have sought posi-
and place the sole purpose OF self
therefore be IL
Resolved That in Alderman Thomas McSnedon we re.
cognise ne only true anu unWefR friend oil tue WORKING
and that MS course while ia Office meets our unqualified
approval convinced, should he be
in tervsts win be protected
Resolved That party ties abrogated standing
do defence OF the Union therefore
believe the cizens Of this ward should rally at and
down corruption that among the party
OF this ward the Charlick
Resolved, That the wnrkingmen OF this Aldctminic
district pledge ourselves to exert all our influence to secure
knowing him to be honest and
capable also call upon all citizens who have
together for the OF defeating the presen, in
believe him TO be the strongest man that could be put in
nomination. -
the proceedings this meeting, signed by the President
Vigc rlesiaens Secretaries be published in the daily
papers -
Vice Presdeais-Fst district. Michael Macsey Daniel
Ierahan; Second district James Leav, Thomas Delany;
Ihrd district Jeremiah Decay. Jeremiah curtin; Fourth
district john fprsay james &iry; fIltA district Mathew
OCoAnor penais sEay; slAtn district Dehis 0'brien,
Mcnaci cronini seseath distFet Robert Glover John
SO taries-Firs Gtrlct William Higgins; So Und lis
trDi fatItcK Bray; Ta1 district lance ttlu; Fourth
district Fscds. LsnQna; Seyenh distre bradley
dlcr; Eishtn district, Geo II. Brown.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MUMMY, NOV. IT-U T. IT.
AsuEs.--Ihe market was steady, with small sales nj
S. 37y< for pots and s. SlI for pearls
REApsruFPs.-flour--The market was less buoyant
Sales moderate, and the low grades Of State aud
Western rather easier, while medium aud extra
shipping brands including extra round hoop Ohio were
quito firm at Saturdays rates with sales Of about 0gg
Ub!s Canadian -four heavy and lover, with facs Of
about 800 bbs closing within tho above range Of prices
Southern Dour again heavy and easier for coinno
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Miscellaneous.

BR scHR MARY ANN GAsS-capt Blair of ship Brazil ar
rived yesterday from Newport, Eng reports;-oc H. lat
A. Ion IS 49, fell in with the wreck Of schr Mary Ann
Gam of Whitstable +, Sutton master, from Pernambuco
for Queenstown 50 days OUT bore down her and
the captain aud consisting of nine persons The
lowing is Capt sutton's report"Oct L. while in
gale from WNW the vessel aboring very heavily rolled
masts away opening the decks losing sails bulwarks
water started the stem, boats skylight lost com
rasscs and everything about the deck leaving vessel
leaking and completely destitute; from which time until 18th
She had been drifting about unmanageable. Several sail
Had been allowance for time, and were then
quarter of pound OF pork and the allowance Bread
with very little left" After they were rescued Capt
Blair the Western Islands TO land them but
through succession Of gales, found unsafe, without
delay Of times approach the Islands, consequently
brought them to this port
R BARK SAXON Of Halifax, from Grimsby Para was
totally the Shoals The
saved and arrived at Para in their boats.
ScHRS MOUNT, Grard from Boston for New York went
ashore on the sh inst on Monomoy Chatham The schr
tight.
ScuR WIN BENNETT at Newport from Philadelphia for Bos
reports Sth inst Island so miles ran down
wreck supposed bottom up in 20 athoms water could not
make out anything OF character Received damage.
ScRRs AsHoRE-At Belfast, Me, in the Storm two
Belfast schrs the Daniel Breed and the Eliza Matilda lying
Off the wharf dragged anchors and latter
half tide and beat Ordinary tides
will not touch her and she will have 70 be raised upon ways
and launched.
CARDWe the undersigned of the late schr Gpsey
desire tender than Gardiner Bea
Peck, for his noble and Wing by and
taking OF the wreck while sinking condition. and his
Kindness also while on board Of his vessel New York Nov
ii, 1851. WIN WAYCOTr, Captain.
WILSON EICKERSoN, mate
JACOB MOTT, seaman.
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NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
In For Albany, Troy, North and Wes.
Winer arrangement CONNIE ncing Monday, Nov. T. 1861.
For AlbGny-l030 A. NJ, Express Mail Train from Twenty.
sixth depot stopping al White Plains and all stations
Chatham Four Corners ard ut knderhook land
New York passengers.
For Cso0n Falls r NJ, from Twen'ysxth street depot,
stopphg all stations north OF fGrhyile
For hite Plans-S15A A. NJ. go and Gas NJ from
Twent, sixth street depot stopping nj all stations
For White Plains-6.l5 T. NJ, from White street depot,
stopping NJ all stations.
For WillamsDrdee-sl5, Ills A. NJ, and $50 q, 6f5
$50 r. NJ from TwentysiN street depot stopping at
all station.
Returning, win leave
Albany 1890 A. NJ, EXprs- Nal Train, stopping Mt all
stations north OF and AZ White ~ ms and at Kndcrhook,
signal Cor New York parscnHc's only.
Grafton Fails A. NJ. stopping u II! stations north OF Tre-
mont
Willa sardrn $50 A. y. a. r. NJ, yioppngI all sta
lions. JOHN BUhUAILL. AsSis,ant spAesan.endenk
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POLITICAL.

"A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT UNION HALL,
IA OF Fourth street and O. Monday even
Ing Nov H. 1851 pursuant to The call Of the Democratic Re-
publican General Committee of Tamnany Hail. the follow
Ing ticket unanimously elected
For delegates Twelfth Aldernanc District Convention
John Davidson Richard H. Bishop Edward Naddey, Jacob
schneider John keckeisen, William Walsh, Henry Drehrr.
For delegates 70 Eighth Adermanc District Convention
Francis Clark, Edward b. Fox
For delegates 70 Fifth Counemanic District Convention
chas T.; Loew, Andrew Smith, James McGNah, Michael
vey '' ~ ''
For delegates to School Convention, Eleventh WardWl-
r am " Cook James Townley Matthew Mcclure Thos Nc
Sauey rhifp W. Ekardt Andrew Storms, Edward NEAR
die Michael Goss John Wright James helioyern, Peter
Carroll John Hughes, Henry Wannemacher X Joseph
BENJAMIN McFARLAND,l
JOHN FAILON Inspectors
MORRIS ROBERTS.
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Bark Pathfinder, hence oporo, Oct 81 lat ~ 20 lon
Foreign Ports.
NaTy aHaf Psrsp arr PS ps mary Goese Me-
banks Emma 4 Chase Mlken, Tor NYolk days / Car,
Yer Damon for Europe me- Nissels Sicksls Fannie.
Johnson AMI Sea Lark, Allen. do Sid 2oth schr Hunter,
GnRALrAR, oct l3-sd bark Rambler Packard Newcastle
ras S9y 5Ar sshrJ ,I seWE d Haey Batmore
mann Har B G s B Snissn e es
do; ob Palmer Welton, Boston; 18th, Atwood, smith,
In port 18th, bark Marin Bartlett Gilchrlst from wyburg
MoSTrpao GST victoria Reaa PreSe Phi
sa s f Ssr w,ss from
lsass s R2Psh% ali a5 ssaes to
ie Nary S for H's sn"so
ED ADg p.n,o crsnsaw M@nsGn; Anne
Bunker ab to sail for United States. in baast
ns Es FOR NYo @ Mrs
f y. ssni H @ 81
ls a.. e oa for T1s sse+ yrgna Barclay Mary
nan and Tinker Bernard anc; sprte Price. HANDY
King Ds.reorn and North Psa,i smith, hence a isf
s@n Hsf sr Fs VI Esrs r. 5.s s ss$
sr s Collins sne and sn Others as before
6arks cephas ssrret Gregory do land cid Oct II for
SB - sh Maui a 9aser Liverpool for
22d, brss Victoria Morrill,, and Avon Trefry Phiadeiphn
10Th, schr Independence Strickland, do.
American Ports,
ard, Bnenos Ayres pemaraa, Cunningham, HAVANA ran
1aoesIoF Era sd1 na Lucy pA Circuit, AnssbuEy
ser Eclipse Riley Philadelphia mia ''e '0fe' N'0'k CD
lothArr schrs Rainbow iiayensr and Coy Burton Wins
NEWPoRT. Nov {, PM-Arr schrs Ida wormwood NYosk
iiyabp mort
Bedfor Sea BrA Chase Fall River for New York; soop
ytbArr schrs Maine Law Amesbury Fall River for New
Yg Scr sSs s s do r. Do Cor SD
nalhayen for s,rten lsanG; Emene Sawyer Dobbn Lin
H Gb i % Fan ETs dor
Benz nrs New Bs eor gs Sok sry Inn Wand
Providence for do Nelson smith and Louisa II Endi
denoe for NYor ThonSs Hs Nan Bangor for Nyork
taw Harding. Providence tor Nfork sloops Ornament
Also OF, ehrs WIN Bennett, Barker' Philadelphia
for Boston, Ianggla Bramha vnahaven Cor NYork. Co.
Wilcox, Mcfadden, Lubec tor HYorA Richard Bulwinke
ar do Baley (rj windsor rs f NYarF RalpS e
1T, and Helen, Roeland er dos Prince Of Males Vnsha-
knight wiscase SYorE Bsy sts!e Calais x d; Geo
noe tand ali sid ioth); h'fa Cornelius, simonsc New
Philadelphia nov lo-Arr schrs b !. Berry. wea.
ycr anu Bellows, Clark Nlork Croker Presbrry
Taan,on Ga bark. Petite lB. Bennett, Belfast lrm,,
llastieai conpesr ysr Bsugslt Argyle IS; Lee, Cor
han Ar gos, s IA Sg In Rca hockpor chIis,o.
sears, fryiaence; JOAN DorBncc Rice proy,tcnse;
icsetS Baoo, l.en;oni Sea Wien, Tyler Fall Riyer l.
Bowman Davis rur,smouth Chief, champin Norwich;
pK0V fDLNCI, SUvl-trr steamer Pelican Jones New
Yo,N. schfs nayi1 Haf Coakln ara Alien Middleton Dr.,
sippie, PhiaagpeM Edward woouen. Dbbe, coxsackie;
ra SD setIs Caroline u Wilson, smith, Ph.ladelphia; i
\ oherinan, "a, rmsn N9ork aaarl, Donovan; Mary A
L9yel, kimba' and shareer Nahah, 10
!Jih-Air staameg W siehesief Jons Nfofs Sid schrs
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CT 000 REWARD.-A REWARD OF ST 900 Is HERE
tl.OOO BY offered by the undersigned for the arrest
ana conviction of the person persons who Noyember2
1851 at Fhki Landing murdered Philip Augustus Embury
Of Brooklyn; said reward to be upon the certificate o
the District Attorney that the convection of such
person caused by the party parties claim
ing said reward. ID. ENBURY
"a Clark street, Brooklyn.
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RAILROADS..
NrEw YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

TTUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINSF FOR ALBANY,
Ill Troy, North aud West street al
and ii A. NJ, AID $50, 8 and l0l5 7. NJ.
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ENoUND-IN WALL STREET, A PURSE CONTAINING
IL small sum OF money. The have The
" proving property and paying for this advertisement
William street.
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has de-
clarcd dividend of five per cent, at the rate Of
twenty per cent per annum, payable on the 18th
instant. The surplus it is understood, was some
fifteen per cent, and larger dividend could have
been declared if it had been the policy of the
company to change the amount of the quarterly
dividend
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LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LoST-oN FRIDAY MORNING LAST. LIVER
- coorcd and white pointer dog, named Major. Whoever
returns him to lS9 East Fortyeghh win 81
reward. j. T. DUIGAN.
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1T LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
IA the Peoples Union Club of the Fourth Alermanic dis.
trlc held at this Fulton Hoie East Broadway ON Monday
evening November H. the President M Robert
IN the chaT the Following gentlemen
pointed cuor names OF cundldate. y ~
support AT the coming charter election
refer McQuade William Graham.
Miiiiam " ladd. James r. Carroll.
nichara Evans William Gage.
=. Mcuulre Michael Monaghan.
John Mcconnell. George Paue
ROBERT WHITEHEAD, President
u. W, oRPHEOUS, Vice PrcsidenL
PETER MULDoos, 'oeie"''co'
john DUANE Treasurer
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EouND-A VALUABLE CAMEO BRACELET; THE
owner can have the same by proving property and pay
ing charges n calling at 81 Cedar street.
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rNIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN IN
valid-Publ!shed for the beneht and warning to
young who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature
Decay &c supplying the means of Self Cure BY who
cured himself after being put TO great expense through
deal imposition quackery Single copies may
Of the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford
Kings county, n " by enclosing post paid addres sed
velope.
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10TH WARD woRKINGMENs DEMOCRATIC Asso-
LIZ clation.-At large meeting of the above Association
held at Landmarks Third and Sixty ninth street. on
November II, 1861 five hundred being present mo-
ton that we proceed TO nominate candidate for Alderman,
70 be supported by At the ensuing charter election
Sixteenth Adernantc district TERENCE FARLEY was
nominated unanimously the candidate FOR
the above district JAMES McNANIJS Chai .nan
PETER Connolly, Secretary
GOD WARD-AT MEETING OF THE UNION DE-
~ nocfatc Club of this ward held on MonlaY evening
NJ Mr. woodocks corner OF Foryse Tenth
resolved that Mr. Charles Saunders be nan-
mously nominated candidate for Office Of Council
man OF the Seventh Councilnanc district.
PATRICK CRoNAN, Chairman.
EDWARD KEEGAN Secretary.
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CS00 REWARD.-INFoRMATIoN WANTED RE.
3cOO garding certain Johann Bohj, Major in the
Mexican army; he died without issue In New or
State in Nov IL 1860 and left 81 $50 in cash se es
tate California; has made will OF and estate
In favor of his relations, the family Benkowsk Poland
Any giving information at SO Chatham street
Tryon regarding this affair." where will and
money are deposited Will receive the above reward.
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7 osT-oN THE AFTERNOON OF THE 18TH OCTOBER,
~ in an omnibus laiy's enameled Watch. Wi the lsn
teman who picked up and who lett the rwefty
third street, be kind it J. j. Holins Co.
% William street.
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A ILcocK's POROUS STRENGTHENING PLAsrERs'

hsse pastsx have the Of Kid leather and the
an Intelligent public They have restored the withered hand
removed the unsghy hump yaricose veins and exter
nal For all affections 81 The Oh weight about
the or upper portion Of the bowels in colds and
coughs Tor Of the back all bruises for
weak back FOR pains the bowels other
Gus and cramps for heart aectionsn all these
SECOND LrzrEn THIS YEAR JOHNSTON AND
CO., HARTFORD. CONN.
. HARTFORD, March "a, 1860.
MEssRs. THOMAS ALLc0cK Co: Gentemen-Please send
ns ny express one gross Of Medcaed Porous
sers They sell better than other pasters They are
and cure OF serious spinal and other aesons Send
Yours J. w. JOHNSON co.
Sold at 294 Canal street. and No. Union square Price Is
cents each or six for g.