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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-31
CHICAGO HIARKKF-Deo. 80.

ELOUR-Harksta active and 50 higher.
VEEAF-Market 1Gs2c his her, ct 7t63Tl4c for
No /, and 65366 for No In store.
sjOhN-Ms Nc higher.Sales at 23423zc for
mixed in store.
OATH.-Mhrket quiet.
MESS P'iRA-Market firm at 80 S75<a9,a0
Hugs Market acfiVe and firm, at S2 37So2,90
DRESSED HOGfS-Market in betIer supply
and easier owing to the mild weather. at S3,l2149
BsBvFs-Market active and very firm for
prime, at $3.50 $3.50
SECEiFT5- 40 bbIS nouri % 90 bush wheat
"a 90 bus lOrn.
sXOHANGE-On New York. irm at "a @xe pre-
MUM.
Rs Z. BEOOK MARKEE.-Dec- so.
fBY FEEEaRAPHi
mOFEY-More active and very firm ct per cent
on call
STERLING RXCHANGE-selIers refuse to
name price ll2 and upwards.
EfllKE-hlark-t Irregular with 1air bugine67 =.
Chicago and Rock Island 5OS; Michigan southern
guaranteed AZ; lev TIL sJSs; III IeetrHl scrip
%, sl0; Eris preferred 81; Harlem pr. ferrsd y
milw fukse & Prairie du CHEZ, % prrferred, 81: n
Quincy 70. Galena Chicago 659s; Psnama ll2i Erie
.; Hudson 50; Mi higan &c 4trbl 492; Erie 4th
bOnd8 TX; Otii ornia % sl&i enuessee 6s 4331i
Missouri 6s A.Ssi IS 81. r gistered s..
n. Y. BANK STATENIENT-Dec. 80.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Decrease In 4ltGfsiE
Decrease IN specie ~ '9-o2l
Decrease N O1fculatiOn, ,'....--..s-..-.s ~ ~
Dserease in Deposits, s,i1o,ogS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-31

AFeemus Wards LectuFs--A Card from
the soldiers Aid society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-31

CO. C.-Csry's Cough Cure dsc8slIs
FRAHx PAEKEE.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % senscs street, A No. Horses ard
Carriages at rOssHusbls figures.
Oops4R26:IF
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16
enn0 QaSarrants, 9ssenta O%lodbfroae.

100 Gdsr Sertduata gu 6Oc. p @der.
100 Soc. % Nder.
80 zoe. % Mder,
40 Isl 10 p MGey.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16
6s 8roaotr. y. y.
obsr an oe errsb. bes .@Befer." (Atut29 Il
0ernsauta SebenS=OerTdDerungss
0efeliMGft
in sc -Oprt.
Scar einse,abites @apt4aI $2OO,O

1aar einsesabites @dpt9ai 100000
StGtbentt &ugo gSefenbont.
gitespraFtb. nnb 9etr., Trtecr. Ed,ipeteler.
Dele @eieGi&aft III taupti66lt6 far bic beHt fne 8ep6
.terune Der Der. StGaten asGruncet wprben. SIRE BE-
aaltsn Nnb Deutf@e unb tbs Drudfadsn ueEeen IN beut.
d { r uuh engt Get Spra6e a~usafgebea.
Stre @eIdafte bbeFkeben IN efbtnS-Ss az RI 6srunetn
aItets@Betfpr8Hngent @aSfeuer- 1nb eeibrsu.
ten.Berft@erWueen.
gAtsts prpssht bs aansen NuBtns werten unter
@srFGerteG g~ertbetlt, unb n1aben Die @eieai3aft babnr& gu eiue;
auf Seq euieittgtet b'srGnbeten.
ais &eferen3en fir Baltimore Tnb fDleer5f Sfrreu er
taaat. Dn eeaen bic nit .sianetea euG attten- Snbeber Rns
6r. 9. SAuntaGer, \ Sr. q. ID. @lI,*
= Nctt. Qebr, - Wofn. g. 8arnfr,
y 9gerner Drefel, r ' Sacob 8ueripb
q 6amilt0n Cater, : = 8. u. SrtIder,
- CIR. 6inrtAs, - Wleper Stetn,
Qerm. rpn Sapf . CD. ttrIaub,
- 6eurp Dtstrtda ~ We1ies g8tefenteS.
Npplif1nten aus Waibin9tpa unb aus lr9enf
einem Tbelle De8 Stadte8 Warplanb
pegcn I'D sef6ntsft an md wsnesn. 8 Itass# L
Wbplpb aneisr aoent.
Office: SO. is 6eecnbftr, S~e9enaber Der @c5t-Sftce.
fJtr.I 8Ntt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16

@s III uamBaHds bic oiclen Ruret nainbaft 81 MAIDEN, welHe
I60u bei aItea lepelm burd bhs Weeeism bsrgrtt wurhsa,
4frlf ~ sig q
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16

Sefa6rten uub GeIblp6dten TT IS febr nettbSo4 itno perlanasw
ntbt alein 6a8 2e5en. icnberH erbeitert audb Sen 9ebensabeub me
III BEN liHsern Ga9en. <~a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16

gn uub mad benz 6. Aug. peroen tdgli& tre! Ba8t att biz fr
gabn In nab fti9enber Wetfe ~erBbirtt
Der ppfsu9 sebt tGslid (mit %asaa9pa sS SenngaG) nm
8 ubr Is Gttn, gipf8sns al naA gtttsbur9, G4tra8pr GfstdaHt,
6 Cincinnati, Ct. 2Uuis unb9Gae GteiIe bee QEefsns pnb 9lpr6-
peffeuS. Gbsnfp rad GtugrG, Buffalo unp Gdnaea. gia3 @m-
~nttttSturo, geri, Qaneafsr,5 8ieaStdgy @Otttsae, 0wtnes, Dfias,
NeiiterssSwn nne Mlau6eieF, Yla. stad g6anbersb9rB, 9a4,
ltsle une 5agertDDa
@e@ Mensgprf una 8,15 NtOse. NIT nus etuenI Garreas
rsffel. f. biats pe a1f eher oneiEn 8a6a.
&eiirnoe fErnen nit biefeat 3age nab Detroit uno Gbcago ba
Rta0ara 6aas, 70 bili9 ais GuI irBeao etner an6ern GabH iabrcn
Ser y MISREPRESENTATION td9i@ (SOnnta9S aus
aenOnu1en) un SO ga6a. uaG 2orr rto QNet Stattnnen Der
9geftern MtarplaKo Balm,
Ser 5aFrtsburee@ eegHtpt att9n 3 8 geei tas-
Hid (Ssnntsgs aH5eeHrF1Retl us &.00 &benes ab.
0~fetfente BEN gBafhtn8ten unp oets 5aeeH, 1ei8e NIT oGn
Bulge I'M $50 Wietgers ceer 800 9sa4raila8a bsr aataa'
men, Eaten BefGrterung nit cen 3d8en btefat 9abt.
{d7@ SDeeen TobrbtAet5 nao anteter aenagen ant SeeIGBtmen
Mustunft be!tebe man fb en- ee 8tlelt.2ffee in her sGaltart.
Stattpn,4 gde bot @alSert- AnAAgartltndr4 ju ipfnbfn.
SG5.- 6. ELRrfe, Snpt.
8. $. g3arner @8t@st-@Sfa Suii29.I
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16
mcr=0erGhcrunaen,
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

~OAuSGOnS insurance ROOMS
9tD. 73 Seecnbfr.
UerIers, Marines urtf Geben8sQgerHAes
4fs4 H. r-lHGSFgpnnRGanien.
9l1erite NIB teiteSe Tom0oonie.
Berit6erung8eGcmp Der 9Sal(en .. 8irn;rien
mt $1,000 g apaol. o"'
Qhndburgz8 erfi9erungs@@ emp. =. 0iroi,,;p,,
44fs nit $500. 600 @apttaI. o
MbentdrlezW erft6erun08zG olnp. Is. gStroi,;et
nit 5000, 600 Capital. feg
Gbarter DATES Ser i'd .>Gpunp. gon 6artforS
NIT $3.50, 900 Gabalf TF
SecHrttnsW erItderun98z@pm pcn 92emeglor4
FN9g NIT $4,000 Capt.. ~
YbSnirsg electromagnetic bon WeipeOlrYr
NIT $500. coo capital. 0r"F
GeI Dlute=B erItdtrunASs@pmp y. Nepzglnr,
i,ateea70, 600 @apttal. ""'
WlprtarfsBe- nit s2g5@gcu1p. b. NetpzOorf
NJ 600 Capital. -
NetpsWerlt SER Gpmp BON Weps@o,
:. $3.50, 900 capital.
,Hg M little Wtntudl N1artne,
r nit 81. 900, 600 @apttal.
Sereinigte Staaten Qeben8-U erIiGeruno ,e.
nit 81, $50, 972 capital.
Northert NIIurancezGpmp. bon Qprbpp
nit 50, 194,111 capital.
Ste c1en oertertten @pupa9u1een fRb por hs- asofsr..m.
Steatss Dtornlono %antbCritrt unb ltenFrt. NNb'StN4At e@
Ute BON benz unter3etbneten reprG5enttrter q oa,noo-,a.
GTIlt9 ostln9beres @apttol gum ooaer oGer 9,rs sr So
gerT9erun8SroHcea Epcrbea ~au8Segetea uaS gcrfnre
ersst. &Bo8. o. = rha FslatttHa
Srsb. afium Sprpspor. T"0Fts
IfQJI Hl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16

0arrt5bur8 AecpmpbattonSs
3ug.
gbfabrt j: 8 nbr Menos in G~erbinbuno MI,
Der meltliden 9a6n.
Bbilabefpbta, @ttmin8tpn
Baltimore.
8. 30IRin. u. 10. Is 8prm. u. 4. As Nadr1
MeftIae WarpIanb Gtienbabn
(galsert statOu)
SIS u. $50 Nadm. Obs @ranberrp.)
SanibuI1e ftr Wetminter uup WandeIter
Iinb nit ben 3i9en in 0~erbtnoung. ac /.
staees.
sc @mmttt8burg (pia We(frninaer)
9eben ppm 8etern Sotel, @ee 6oparb u.
Saratcsaltr TT. jecen Mprgen i'm Z llbr (Spnns
tags au8Benpntmen. ii'o
sc a + @ ON II H.. Gpwontbpn n.
8erlafen @de Sonibap II. 6aAetteffr. um 8.
n6r Wtcr9en8 II. a. so Nadln.
Na9 Selair. = Don 8rpmns 6ptel In
Sisbtr. iepen Dienifas Dpanerftas u, Gam.
flag.
9ell9ptlle (Bbilab. 0fcab.
Son Wiiiu9 Gun SOtel 5isblt, ieben 0ieue
flag, DOanerlos u. 9amitas.
Sea d &eiRerstOmn. 8pm @efern ,Sps
bsss Sfa4mittas 8 ubr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05
PersonnI Intelligence.

Secretary Chase loft this city yesterday for Wash
ington.
Secretary Cameron visiting the Notifications in tho
vicinity Of New York In company with General Totem,
he visited Governors Island yesterday and received
with salute of sixteen guns Before returning to Wash
ington he will visit West Point and Springfield Arsenal
Hon. William H. Seward, Secretary Of State arrived a.
the Astor House last evening
Among the passengers who arrived here Sunday In
the steamship Northern Light, General Haeck and
family General Totten General E. O. Ord and Hon. A. A.
Sargent and family.
David Tod Governor elect Of Ohio is in Philadelphia.
Hon. Thomas p Porter, Lieutenant Governor OF Ken.
lucky, is now in Nashville, Tenn.
General Ripley of the Unitod States Army is stopping
at the New York HOTEL
General G. W. Wilkinson and F. D. Eaton ard wife, Of
New York; Z. IL Sears Of the United States Army ~
Boyd Of Halifax and s. s. White and wife, Of Phiadel
lha, are stopping at the Iafarge House.
Colonel wmot Of Montreal Colonel Beardsley, Of the
Twenty fourth regiment New York Volunteers; NJ Eaton,
late United states Consul at Trinidad G. j. Whiting and
X. Williams, of the United States Army; g. T. DE Ford
and wife, OF BALTIMORE j. Willis and wife, Of Cincinnati
and s. Long, Of Louisville, are stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Senator Wilkinson, Of Minnesota; Hon. A. Rankin, Of
Detroit; Colonel s. II. Mix, of Washington; G. T. Batch,
Of the United States Army; $; Porges Of Hungary
George Everett Of Boston, and j. " Rathbone OF Vir-
gina, stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Samuel Glover, J. b. varnum and family, Of New
York; Dir. Dischappcos and wife, Mrs Mana and Miss
Mary Feshct, Oh havana; Mr. BURNSIDE and family Mr.
Francis and Mrs Bartlett, Of Nassau N p and g. War
stenhoim, Of England are stopping vt the Clarendon
Hotel
COL Reeve U. s. A.. Col. A. J. Butler DR.. H. H. Wicks
and wife, A. A. Sargent and family, T. D. JUDAH T. F.
Madden and j. A. Hinchman of California; r. Mcflhen
ny Of Kentucky E. Cavaura and family, Of Cuba and H.
Kimball, OF Boston, stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
t. Hunt, of Montreal Capt. Hitchcock, U. S N Jas
Warren, S. L. MITCHELL Jr, g. g. Bellows and H. c. Woos
ter, of New York; H. T. Hoy, W Montgomery and A. f.
Tweedy of Danbury G. Sergeant and Mrs. Hemmick Of
| Boston, stopping at the Albemare Hotel
Ex-Governor Barsow OF Wisconsin Hon J. Crimes, of
Iowa. A. Sherman and wife, A. H. Rice and d. 5. Price,
Of Boston, g.. NJ. Birch, Of Chemung; w. Allen and G.
Wheeler, Jr Of Auburn; J.. Thomas, Jr and wife, T.
H. Caggct, Of Washington; D. T. VAIL Of Troy; c. Scott
| OF Philadelphia; b. NJ Baker, Of Rochester and ~ T..
saunders of Wisconsin, stopping at the Asor House.
Count Edwin Piper, his swedish and Norwegian Maes.
tys Minister resident al Washington has arrived from
Sweden and stopping at the Clarendon Hotel He pro.
| ceo,s % Wasint ton ia 4 Jay ol twO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The New York Hcrald-Edition for
Europe.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt Shannon, will
lsave this port to- morrow for Liverpool
The European mails will close this city at nine o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Tho EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD will DO published
at eight O'Clock in the morning Single copies, in wrap
pers, six cents.
Tho contents Of the EUROPEAN EDITION or rHR HERALD
will combine tho nows received by mail and telegraph
the office during the previous and up to tho hour Of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co.. No. AZ Iudgate Hill, London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for tho HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

ARc1rER--CoRSrsI. Middle Village, en- Sunday, NO
vember g. by tho Row George Taylor THEODORE f. ARCHER
M Grecnpoint to CARoIIsH CORNISH of the former place
BURR--CoMTotK.-On Saturday, October 5, by the Rev.
G. T. Flanders, Dir. CNAuEtEY BUR- to Miss KATE y
COxsIo OAK, all Of this city
F.rcH-HoDGE.-On Thursday afternoon, October 81 by
the Rev. Thomas Hastings, Mr JouS FITCH, OF NorwaK
Conn, TO Ms SARAH 4. HoDGE, Of this city.
FREEAAN-JoHSsoS. Thursday, October 81, by tho
Rev H. d. Ganse, JOHN b. FREEMAN to EMnE, daughter Of
the late Allen johnson, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Prizes Cashcd in all LegaIized Lotteries
and information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker 10 Wall
street, UP stairs
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Important Military Papers Lost.

Major s. A. Dcoo lost large black passbook, between
Harrisburg and Washington, containing several impor
military papers, &c He will pay handsome reward
TO the finder If sent by express to 423 Pennsylvania
nue., Washington, D. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
world; harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05
Court CnIendar Tor Wednexdax

SUPREME CorRr-CIRcrr.--part Nos l471, 1917,
207 299 3ol al2 46e bls b3 597 636, $751; $40, s2S,
9S2, 1910, 1858, 1890 ITO, 1892
SUPERIOR CorRr-Part Mos 1921, 1857, 2sl1, 1747,
1885, 25l7 2525, 1927, $3.50, 1911, lls3 1881 1888,
$500, 1922 1924 $685. $780, 1882 234 25l4 1884 1886
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. SOL, 1855, l463, 1872
1887, 500 1880 1885, 14s6, 1883 to 1893. Part Nos
1885, 1870 1851 1885, 1885, 1470, l477 l59 li56, $685.
S04, 0OS, 142I, 1872, 4S2
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;
WINES AND LIQUORS.

II large stock Of line red Hungarian Wines warranted
genuine and pure In wood glass and quantities not less
ilan 30 gallons ut CHARLES +. LoOSEYS, No Hanover
square.
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LETTER OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS.

tory appears to me they must commend themselves
= the approval Of all good, and loyal
country. Yours, respectfully, VAN X. RICHMOND.
LETTER OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
BUFFALO, Oct Fl, 1851.
have received copy OF your circular containing the
resolutions adopted by the Democratic Republican Com
mittee OF the city OF New York, at Tammany Hall on the
90 inst. and requesting me to say whether the views
therein expressed meet my approval In reply, have
70 say that heartily concur in the spirit and sentiments
or your resolutions and beg leave refer you to the
etor Of acceptance OF myself and associates the State
ticket Of the 18th Mt, which before the public,
AS containing lul expression OF my views the sub
Ject' ana which now reiterate. Respectfully yours.
WIN. WILLIAMS
LETTER OF JARVIS LORD.
ALBANY, Oct. %, 1891
Yours, transmitting copy Of the resolutions adopted
Dy inc democratic Republican General Committee OF
Iammany Hall, has been received. have read the
lutions with great interest and have no hesitation In
saying that the patriotic sentiments they so timely and
50 iorcfoy express meet my hearty concurrence lam
earnestly IN favor OF every measure and every effort cal
claed TO maintain and the Union OF the States
and to this end would cordially sustain tho act ~ Of the
government to the fullest extent. Absence from homo
cepton OF your letter. and consequently more prompt
reply. Very respectfully, yours, &C., JARVIS LORD.
LETTER OF WILLIAM W. WRIGHT.
GENEVA, Oct %, 1851.
adopted by Tammanv Hall, came TO this Office in my abb
sence. Since my return have carefully perused them,
Of right o. inconsistent with ths c,S ny
the democratic nominees the State ticket do Of
FULLY endorse them. Very respectfully, yours, &c.
VIM w. WRIGHT.
LETTER OF WILLIAM @. RHOADEs.
New York, Oct "a, 1851.
have received yours Of the 9th inst, ransmittnga
series Of resolutions passed by tho General Committee OF
Tammany Hall. heartily approve Of these resolutions,
and believe that they express the sentiments Of my
cates tho democratic State ticket, well those Of
the democracy Of the whole State am, very respect
fully, yours, WIN. c. RHODES.
David s. CoddingtOn for tho Assembly.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, Nov. 4, 1851.
An advertisement in tho HERALD Of this morning. pur
porting to be sgued by u.s. denying that authorised
circular recommending Mr. David s. Coddington to the
voters Of the Fifteenth Assembly District Twenty first
ward pronounce to be base fabrication and forgery
We did authorize our names to BIO affixed TO circular
recommending Mr.. Coddngtoa, and do recommend
him heartily and cheerfuly We hope too, that no will
be elected as he every way worthy to represent
citizens in the State legislature
JAMES W. BEEKMAN,
BENZ. II. FIELD,
w. l.. DODGE,
j. N. PHELPS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kksTuckY, EXTRA CLASS. 575-November4 4, 1861
z, n, 20, Is, A, IS, 81, "a, 3, "a, 6, SO.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 576-November4 4. 1861.
SO, Il 81, 80, AZ, 26, 80, II, "a, 81, So, 80.
Circulars sent free OF charge ~ addressing either to
MURRAY EDDY II CO,
Coyington Ky, or st. Louis Mo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Barry's Tricopherous Is the Best and
article for dressing beaufng curling cleaning,
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try It, Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Photograph Albums-A fall Assortment.
For sale by FREEMAN, RIVER CO., importers, No IL
Maid an lane
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

nIAMOSD JEWELRY FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE
IL few desirable articles be had upon early apyic
ton to b. w. PLUMB, diamond broker, 5l2 Broadway
ONCE hours only till ioA. NJ. and till =. NJ. Money
%
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onicial Drawings OF the Delaware state

EXTRA CLASS l3-November4 1861.
81 Sc, 81, 70, Ga SO, IT, 50, 70, &c. ~ &C, g. Is.
CLASS H-November4 4, 1861.
2, II, 7, 2, 63, 40, IS, 40, %, 20, GA, SO, SO.
JOHN DALE,
JOHN W. WALKER, commissioners,
ALFRED r. WooTTEN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Chills and Fever cnn only be Enectual
ly cured by HOLLOWAY'S Pills. They act directly tho
liver and contain minerals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Hill's Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black or
Brown Best in Depot No Barclay street. and sold
by all drugeistA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

CristadorO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pces the best In the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05
London Aqua Scutum Coats aud yyra ~

pers.-HUNT h DUSENBUkY, SUCCESSORS TO Lcary Co.,
tho sole agents for the sale these celebrated Garments
patented by Emary Co., Of London). Nos. and
Actor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Where Is Gauley bridge!
See LLOYD'S Sl0O,O0O Typographical Map OF Virginia.
sed by our Chief Price ST. 10 copies TOR S.
j. L. LLOYD l64 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Pure TobaccO.-Yell0w Bank Tobnc-
co-oodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco from all I'M
puries for sale by all tobacco and segar dealers
Wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTHER 2U9 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05
For Sheriff,
FREDERICK l.. yULTE.
r. Uphnm,s Eiectuary

VIII the many complaints arising from habua Cos.
and inialbc specific Piles IL is unequal
led Price ST. Sold At lis Frankn street and at 3s7 Fourth
street. where DR.. UPIAM can be professionally consulted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

TO portend calames but the present augurs better
tines KNOX, from his observatory OF fashion, the
Broadway and Fulton street. has his fall style
gentemens Hats projected an eclipse that exngushes an
rival productions by its superior grace comfort IL being
the head old glove, and setting on the face
like atterng portrait His varied OF Hats and
Caps military and civilian is unequaled Tor cheapncss
celIence and beauty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Trusses.-NIarsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
porter combneds superior article. No. 2vesey Asor
House, opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

Unrfvnlled is the Effect upon Rheu-
matte Of BRANDRETlIS Pls AT first they may in
crease toe symptoms desirable dGect as showing their at
hnity to the disease but they give expang
by the organs OF the stomach and bowels
do 1t consistent with full Sold No 29f Canal
street and No. Union square.
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THE DAY AND NIGHT BEFORE ELECTION.

Busy Preparations for the Contest-La.
bors or the Bill Poster-Greeley's Blessed
Baby-Banners OF the Partics-Betting
on the Result, Sc, Sc, Sc.
The last day before election all the world over Is prcg
nant with anxiety, distractions turmos confusons and
blustcr Notwithstanding the preoccupaton OF the pub.
lie mind with the grave subject Of the rebellion yester
day exception to the general rule this country
The politicians busy bees the leaders laying their
plans for the last time the people making up their minds
who to vote for the candidates anxousy sing for
support the carpenters mailing together the ballot boxes
the printers dashng Off the tickets the inspectors posting
themselves on the election laws, the strkcrs" the
strike for "the needfll" and all classes the commu
nifty looking forward with certain degree Of
interest to the day which will decide the
tate Of 30 many aspirants for political place
and emolument Had but loan Of that
magic pair Of slippers, prettily described In one
of Hans Andersens interesting stories, by which the
could intrude himself into the houses Of
the thousands Of denzens in this metropolis what strange
Scenes he would witness what curious conversations he
would hear and what clever plans and schemes he would
behold unraveed with all the cunning and forecast Of the
politician
We had almost forgotten in list OF those engaged in
pref for the election that important useful and
ubiquitous Individual the bill poster Pot on arm brush
In hand and bundle shoulder he might seen yester
Jay Towing ABOUT the CUTTERS stealing along dihpated
FENCES and gazing ardenty upurned cobbe stones all
The while working like Trojan at his favorite oc.
cupaton On the feats of the bill poster the candidate
reckons large portion Of his strength and bill poster
seldom fails.
glance at the city yesterday well calculated to
exhibit the enormous lsbors Of the bill poster raise
him to height in public esteem to which he Justly
Titled Election blls-hundreds, thousandsstared
in the face in all quarters Not the sacred precincts
or the Fifth avenue Madison and the arsocatc
side streets on the side up free from the
operations Of the poster Small bills filled the
CUTTERS where the politicians ought always to be
think, no doubt Great flaming posters desecrated the
encos and in instances the sides Of houses present
ed beautiful rehearsal Of the claims of the candidates in
black red, green, yellow blue, pink and saffron color
characters
Among the most curious political posters which OBJ
served which made it's appearance Sunday just
the heels Of the great blow and which decidedly rich in
suggestion and highly provocative Of merrment We al
Jude to one which, whether owing to the work Of the bill
poster or some wicked wag cannot determine, reads
as follows -
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large American flag waved from ono OF the WINDOWS
The next banner small one announcing
/ The Peoples Union Candidate for Senator,
I Sixth District :
WASHINGTON SMITH.
The last banner of all which intend TO give Is tha'
Of the Union Conference. fastened across Broadway
corner Of Thirteenth No enumeration worthy OF
description distinguished it. The ticket announced was
s UNION CONFERENCE COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS. /
5 For Sheriff For County Clerk, /
s FRED l.. vULTE. JOSEPH HOXlE.
{ For Dstr ct Attorney, /
{ ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. /
s Supreme Court, Supervisor, s
s TH0S. W. CIERkE. ORlSON BLUNT s
( Superior Court, {
( MURRAY HOFFMAN, Coroners, s
! LEWIS Il. WOODRUFF GEO. w. MATSEIL, {
{ Common Pleas, WILHELM SCtuRMER s
{ JOHN r. BRADY. LOUIS NAUMANN, {
: Marine Court, JAMES W. RANNEY. {
{ HIRAM RFrCHUM, Sr. {
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