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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26
From St. Louis.

from 0t. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribune
ST. Louis, Sept. %.
The news from Mulligan, via Jefferson City is
not reliable as it is evident the rebels would pre-
vent all communication if possible.
Great feeling exists here in relation to the fail
ure to reinforce Mulligan. The Erening Netcs;
to night had severe article blamin G the military
authorities here for the failure.
The senior proprietor Of the paper, C. G Ram
sy, has been arrested for the direct ausion to Gen.
Fremont. The city being under martial law. no
remarks circulated to create mutinous feeling will
be allowed
Military officers profess to believe that General
Price will be compelled to hover around Lexing
ton long enough to insure his capture by the army
now in the field
Mulgan, according to several statements, has
written that he could hold out two weeks against
ten times his number; but the cutting off his wa
ter supplies appears, however not to have been
thought of.
The troops leaving here, are full of enthusiasm,
and promise to rescue Mulligan's command.
The gunboat New Era has been receiving hel
iron plates to-day. The work continues through
the night. Her guns are ready for mounting to-
morrow morning.
The Euening Ne,os office is now in possession
Of file of soldiers. All manuscripts have beer
seized by Provost Marshal's Order The paper
will not appear tomorrow.
Military movements have been active all day
and on a large scale, but the details are contra
band.
The news of our reverse in Miller county
| credited here.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26
Administrators Sale.

N OTICE is hereby given that will sell, a.
! Y public auction, Friday the 18th day of
October 1861. at the residence of John A. Shirley
late of Marshall County deceased. All hi $ per-
sonal property mot taken by the widow consist
ing of Horses Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, farming imple-
ments and household furniture. &C., also a
number of acres of growing corn. A credit of six
or nine months will be given on all SUMS over three
dollars the purchaser giving his note with az proved
surety. waving valuation and appraisement Laws
with interest
PHILEMON w. SHIRLEY.
Administrator.
Sept. 26-t-3.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
Especial to the N. Y. Evening Post.

Washington, Sept. "a.
The Cabinet is in session this morning, and il is
understood that the disaster TO the Federal forces
at Lexington is the subject Of discussion. The
opponents of Gen. Fremont charge that he could
have prevented the necessity of Mulligan's surrcn
der by sending timely reinforcements to Lexing
ton. Recent advices received from st, Louis by
FIemonts friends. state III at he had no troops 20
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26

as to prove that Mattingy and his cores
pendent arr not gentlemen. 1t is fact so
patent to everybody acquainted with their
reputation, that to prove it would be su-
perfluous.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26

ST.. Louis, Sept a. All the officers
of Gen. Fremont's staff are ordered TO. day
to report themselves at Headquarters forth
with
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26
Springfield, H., Sept. 9

Springfield, H., Sept. %.
The latest advices from Quincy inform us of the
arrival there of Mulligan's regiment and part of
Col. Marshalls First Regiment of Illinois Caval
ry The reported loss of the latter in the engage
ment at Lexington is ~ total in the battle. 10.
Seven hundred more will arrive at Quincy to-
morrow. All commissioned officers are prisoners
at Lexington, and the men are discharged ON pa
role, with nothing but their clothes.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26

rebels are marching on st. Joseph. An attack is
expected there to morrow. Palmyrs is not free
from danger, and it would not be surprising if the
rebels made their appearance there before morn
inc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26

Democrats should remember that the
Election is one week from next Tuesday.
The Democratic ticket will doubtless be
elected, but none should stay away. Let
US have a full vote
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26
We 70 IdCertis M nts.
we 10 deer M e % IS.
2 O
ABLE BODIED YOUNG MEN
"ANTEDa
TO JOIN
Capt. CONFER'S COMPLY.
NOW AT
CAMP JACKSON.

MORAL. SOBER MEN, of industrious hab
1Nl its, will find it to their advantage to enlist in
this Company.
Capt Confer has had experience in the Mexican
and Utah Wars, and knows how to treat volun-
teers. Recruits for this Company will call on II
outh.
Paramount, Sept. %, 1861.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-09-26

TERMS:
Daily Sentinel, one year. -..-....--....So 20
six months ......-..-... w
one month .-........-.. Do
Weekly Sentinel, one copy one year ISL o0
zen copies to one address, and one TO the
maker of the club. ................l0 co
Twenty copies to one address, and two to the
maker of the club ....-.............2 30 90
Thirty copies to one address, and one copy
of the Weekly and one of the Daily. to
the maker of the club. 80 90
Fifty copies to one address, and two copies
of the Weekly and two of the Daily. so 90
Additions can be made to clubs at any time at
the above rates. Where the paper is addressedto
each subscriber separately. the extra copies will
not be sent
No paper sent without pre- ayment, or continu-
ed longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, HARDNESS x BINGHAM,
INplANaroLis, INDIANA
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JERSEY CITY.


WINTER SroRTS citizens Of jersey
City, Ilobokcn and Hudson City, or that por.
ton at least who enjoy aud participate in the
healthy and fashionable skating exercise, will
he gtatiiicd to learn that arrangements have
been made for converting Lake Lincoln
better known "a the ice field belonging io til,
Passaic leo COmpanv--into a skating field du-
ring the present winter. The lake Is situated
on Bcrrcn Hill, five minutes walk from the ter.
minus of the Jersey City and Bergen horse rail
| road track. II contains six and Onc.halc acres
| enclosed by high hoard fence, and is so ar
ranged that il can be flooded with Passaic waic
| whenever desired. A comfortable building ha
been erected within tho enclosure which, ontan
a sitting room for ladies with a dressing room
OH, and another for gentlemen.
The Il, III Is TO he well lighted, ard officer
will bo present for tho preservation of order
To prevent this from becoming place of tou
common resort for tho multitude, admission can
only he obtain 10y means of tickets. The ar
Judgements ar under tho supervision of Mr.
James +. Fielder, lessee Of tho Jersey City and
Bergen horse railroads, who will run stages from
the terminus Of the railroad track to the lake.
RonrERY-The house No. III Grand street
Jersey City, occupied by Mr.. Reynolds was
burglariously entered yesterday afternoon, dur
ing tho absence Of the family, and robbed Of n
considerabl, quantity of jcHclry and other pro-
porty.
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REAL ESTATE.

A . STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
Aand lot nr $50; terms 500 or $500 cash, and
$40 quarterly al paid. A this Isl great bargain,
none but discreet pcrfon, with some cash In hand,
need apply g. u. l.. DAY, cor 9th ave and 18Th Vt,
Brooklyn. Title perfect. do 3't35d
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Appeal For the Freeduseu In Virginia
Our Missionary, Rev. L. G lockwood, whites from
lortress Monroe that Notwithstanding the contri'
lutions Of clothing &c., already made In the free
ktates for the 'Uontrabands," or freedmen, ut the
Fort and the vicinity, he has scarcely "bcgin 10
supply the people with clothing and bedding"
There are about 1000 Of them eN-slAyes for whom
large arnount Of clothing Is Hecded. Many q them
are very destitute, while others will need assistance
beyond what they may receive from the govern
ment which furnishes rstons and some clothing.
thing Of every description for personal wear, is
fed IMMEDIATELY especially for the women and
chiiJren-nutsde garments, under clothing, thick
SHOES and toots, locks, hoods, blankets, comtort-
a6les, DO. Old clothes and z, OILS viii be acceptable.
They will he distributed under the giperintendenoe
OF an cheer acting with the approval Of the nisaIy
authority there, and Ia 'ympathy with the e1He
Tor the benefit u the colofed people.
Donations Of cl, thing and goods, or In money can
te sent 20 the rooms Of the American Mtsstonary
Association, NJ. 81 John street. New York, and 1t
Is desirable TO bave invoices Of the same, with
ces GEORGE wHtPPLE, / s.,.-4.
149 s. 8. JOCELYN,
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DEATHS.

sCiIURENAN-On Thursday mcrning, o,a ms
Mstirn Sclureman, daughter Of Mich asl and Hhhe
5chureusn, aged 9 years and months. 49,,
The friends and acqusintences Of the t.nhy arc
repe thilly invited " attend The funeral this (fn-
DAD sf,trncon At o'clock from Isl Fourth y. Is
zEiILR-on ThgIsdey m anlag, n ms, M.tr
2 mnntls and days.
the frieads spd acqusir'sneeg @, the fsmily. ard
thosc Of bic ,ous, slso tue members Of Herman
Lodge, NJ. 40t are respectfully invited ~ attend
the funeral, on Sunday afternoon. sth inst, at
O'Clock precisely, from bis late residence 2.5 Ave
A. Hif rensins will be conveyed 10 tine Lutheran
Cemetery for intermenl. ~
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MrHiAIvRR ALMANAc.
nIARINK InrKILIaKnnn.

The Br st Up CGN cleared from Montreal Nov Ii
frr Liverpool, sLi went ashore Dec 20 on IVES, On
was loaded with nlur, grain, &C, valued -
$40 90. dispa'ch, dsied Dc 2.h, states has die
"a Ard a, Plaster G 3vc, with IL feet wstes In hsr
lod, iischa-ping cargo.
A letter. dated Nantucket Dec 2, ssys The b-ts
Nay Que, n Giles, Il + itsnd from Cuba for BE-
ton, with sugar. wo,sssea aud honey, WA strunded
nAt night "a the sNth tite of this Ialsn', and n
rvls breaking up cargo wlsht out OF her ve--sa
nj cargo will prove ia losa; tie crew wers
.a,ei tn life hosi this rning with much dfhcui-
~ aud mucd exhausted.
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GROCERIES,.

FISH, FISH, FISH-jOO BARRELS FRESH
l. behring's, 800 barrels new mAckerel, 800 tubs
nsw macksrel, price 81 tub Holland behring's,
price 81 keg 2C0 twenty pound tubs spicei sal
men, price VI 90 tub really for use 1900 boxes
best smoked herring, price 80 cents box 100 bar.
rels new cider, price 81 90 barrel hes, vinegar
% % barrel. For sale w NELSON WELLS q co.
u Dey d. d s'l1a
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OFFICIAL AND Legal.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

~ December 8, 1861.
Public notice Is hereby given that, the 1ih day
u Dee embeT, shall proceed ~ draw panels Of Ju-
rors for tue following COlTts, u be held In and for
Tho City aI County u New YORK, on the 9th day Of
JtnuhTy, 1889.
A panel Of 100 Petit Jurors for Supreme Court
Circuit-Pltl.
panel u 100 Petit Jurors for Supreme Court
and Court Of Oyer and Tormner-Parti l,
Two panels II l0i Petit Jurors each, for a Court
u Common Pleas--PartA AMI 2.
Two panels u l0I Petit Jurors each, for superb
or COurt-Parts and 2.
panel II So Grand Jurors fr Court Of Oyer
and Terminer,
A panel of ID Grand Jurors, and panel ~ LOO
Petit Jurors, fpr Court Of General Sessions.
JOHN CLANCY,
&C SIZE Clerk.
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WANTED-GIRI.S FOR FANCY PAPER
w boN making, Who perfectly understand tn
work with glue. KOPrENFELS & BRu Eek, %
Christie 81. II
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TAPSCOTT'S LINE
L OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

The Subscribers continue h. grant cctiG .1tos Of
pua'lge To and FROM LIVERPOOL by their nivorite
line Of packets, comprising In part the following
shipe;-
Wh TAPSCOTT EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DbEADNOl CIR MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS CONSIEI.LATlON,J. j. BOYD,
WET POINT ESCORT PHOENlA,
UNDERWATER, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAN,
Making, together with others, ship tyoTy five
dlys.
The subs, riNors are also agents for the
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For all of which thoy grant rortih ''tes on liberal
terms,
BEMITTANCES TO IREL AND, b..
I. * c.. also continue 10 issue drtfts pay able
remand, throughout Eugllnd, lrcl mi, scotland
and Wales, at tho LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may Dee had on ap
,licBiiOn dfhy letter. enclose postage stamp N
TAISCOTT q Co, ST Spuih ST. New York.
10 Hao'lOS. TAl'5COTf. SMITH a. Co., Liverpool
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
The American Temperance Union

The American Temperance Union will
hold public nesting next Sabbath evening, At tr-
wing II i In beh NJ " their Temperance operations
IN the Amy. Dr. MARSH will m Ike n statement
relative 10 their distribution " Temperance Tracts
among the soldiers, tie bent hciL results, ani the
increu tng demand ~ more. Several alir ICES
will be made by distinguished gentlemen, and =
collection vii. be taken up for the cause. Tho pub
lie are invited to attend. ii
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Irish Brisude-The popular and wen.

Nnown steamboat GENERAL ARTHUR will leave
- ON the foot Of Peck slip ok every day this week.
N5undsy included at II O'Clock m precisely, Civ
ing ample time H. visitors to see tlcir friends and
Gle fort. n. B.-Tho bo,t vii lN.i at 10Th At each
way on Sunday naNt, as II Il the last Sldlsy tie
Brgade will he at Furt schuyler. JOHN WIFE
Ian, Clpt. di 4'iiT
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Attention, Hall

100 mon wanted immediitely-persons having a
number " men under their command, and wishing
disp.se e them frr liberal IRE ium, can DO ~
~ applying NJ the Headquarters Of the bist Regt.,
20 Liberty 1T, w stairs. This regiment is com
mandel ~ Col. EDWARD PERRERO and now in
camp AZ Annapolis ND, and will leave thore in a
lev days with Gen Burns'iss eNp' diticn. db 2'i2l
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
Adelaide Riley, late II Montruse, Penn, deceased,
n present the same with vouchers Thereof, to the
suhsC riber, Mt his office, No. o. Wall street, In the
City o New York, OF before the tenth day If Feb
guaIy next.
Dated, New York, the Goth day Of July, 1861.
JOSEPH GREENLEAF, Executor.
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IN IChoCANSE VI AN OhDEh VI HE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, aud ac-
cordlng u the statute In such case made and pro-
yided, notice IL hereby given h all persons having
claims against WILLIAM BROWN, late Of the City
4 New York, deceased, that they are required 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
Subscriber, the administrator Of the goods, chat
tells, and credits Of the said William Brown, de-
ceasod at the Office Of Hunt & Ogden, No. 70 Mas
sau street, In the City Of New York, on or before
the Twelfth day Of February, A. d., 1869.
Dated July 18th, 1851.
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COAL.

GOAL 90 80 AND 81 20-BEST QUALITY
" Pittston, 1000 lbs per ton delivered free o.
charge For the benefit Of the families OF our pa
triOtic volunteers and the poor, " tons will b, a'n
orders received, 10 Anl 80 BrVslwsy. dsFkl
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A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SAFE

" HOU9OUWI FUTLITITel
snd House. furnishing Articlcs
THIS Ftiday Afternoon, At u',i tt NJ house 1852
West 2i-t st bet Ith ami sth ayes, comprising
beautiful psflDr, diniug rom and chamber utnl.
tire oi every description, al Is g,pt as n,w-rc'
carpets beds and lie .ltug, frc.rh, chinn, siv't.
w'te, cutlery, glassware, oNuot's, stoves, 8 No
pnstponemeni. iB
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

~ lIousrke,pers and the Trsdc--Tnc household
furniture Of first class boarding house No 90
= 81 9Th street, near the New Haven Rdlfnad d..
pot, will le sold At public suction this afternoon,
at o'clock precisely. Consisting of glass china
and silyWwarc carpets uirrufs, clocks, beisteads,
bureaus, wHshstands, srf,bcds, rockers cI,irs,
bar matirass's huh,eis, blankets, curtains shades
&c. Sale positive, rain cr shine. 1872
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INSURANCE.
EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE COM
L PANY OF BROOKLYN.

L PANY OF BROOKLYN.
CAS- CAPT GAL, $l50OOO
one No . ,uIt Street Opposite City Haly, aud
NJ. Wal Street Near Bruadwa" New York.
Organized on the principle of paying one half the
profits sboyc ten per cent H. tho widows aud o..
ph,u a Fund Of the Fire Department Of tue City of
Bro ,klyu,
DIRECTORS.
George Hal', I'll Robbins, John Srhenck,
Narou 4, Degraw Liy. X. Miller, Froderick'r Poet,
rhomls CLARK, NehGmiihKuigh,S, u, Chittonlen,
Harry McsssngerGi bertL IIaight, WIN. II. Cary,
Wn u. O,okin, V u untwy ckod, Joseph - HAL
y ter Dmyce, III Rockingham, smith Ftnehar,
j ma b. SawATt, Israel II. Nclnr, Peter ". Anderson
A. A. Low, j Thorn, MD, S.WaTren5ueden,
HOBART Ford, Richard +. BIlk,C, II, Lppiu,
CrswfrdC Smith william Beard, r. }. Hoit1rd,
Henry ID. PecI, Henry R,Picrson, VIM WALL
John j. Glover, Mtrcellus Ma'seyJoseph II. Field,
John 4, Moore, Dl Van Yoorpis,
THIS Company continues 10 insure Buildings, Mer
cknndiaf, Dwellings, Household Furniture, Yes
sells In port and their CargoeA ami Other property
against loss damage by fre, N fAy, rsbIs aud
liberal terms other hrst-clsss companies.
GEORGE HALL President.
WIN. BURRELI, Secretary.
IN. WYcKoEFl w., Assistant ssre'.ry'ds ~.
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cents better, with Sir demand sr erpo., ..S
consumption Wheat Wa one cent higher with
f'ir export in4uiry. Corn was heavy and abors
ono coat lower. Oats we're drooIiog. Rye vas
easier. Pork was 1uie, and unchans ed. Beef am
with far denAnd. nd LarI acndH.
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CITY DRY GOODS TRADE.
Tic IsrErENDESr gives tho following s,steuaenA
Of the position q tue Dry Goods trade In this
market;
Considering trs adeHced period Il tie season.
trade " actv', with dsp sition even 10 Speculate
10 domestic Rcodf, which fsvc 4 upwatd ndsnrr
IA price. Black and rcd p,ints ,ntiuue 20 sc,ivs
den ard and are SOLD 10 arrive IA Largo quanttties
O,her sty lee neglected. Blaached shirtingu are
much wanted. The lower qualities are scaros
" own gods are a. lgld stO1k. Drills are steady.
Colt ,unels are very active WOODEN goods shov
more activity than oottons. Fancy oasaimeres are
In demand Spying styles are also selling. stripes
being mo-c f.yoreo than Tlsids. silk mixnra are
In god rc'l'ost The sto OF Roots Il light and
tie supply tr the zitny ttsde IL expected 70 be do
hcient Cloth AMI beavers are scare and wanted
Goakings are very H'ars Tie mtnd for goods
i IN sy Tor the nearby and city trade In fortfgn
goods there h ltdlc dong hut prices are hrmsr -
,tOcl,s are much ~ 'uc'd. British dress ROo,is 60
peciaily purple and Magenta del,insa sell readily
nd well Niue burgs are also quick sale Tbs
supply l., hewrver, liui'sd. Millinery goods are Ia
good stock. With but sight demand, iciit, mostly
~ velset-, which are imIroving in price. SIX vi-
vets are very scarce. Higb-coiored and black rih-
hons sol wr but other rn0ra dull. Dress silks
are very quiet Heavy goods al ~ seal saius, ~
,ni,d iur 'oskIng-. Other kinds % mems woolens
ere neglected, .. Lines and mcfin0ee have n I'm
'cl sic. ShtWls are not 40 active. aud Prices
lViu l,wcr exc ~ fur the cheek - Germs, which
cell qui. x uu arrival. Blankets active. Auotinn
sales are drawiuV ~ a close, AMI consist mostly q
millinery gods, which sell n a low price.
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Lieut.. Col. ]. FRED. PERSON.
Recruit. Wanted for the T.mm.,, Re-.

HeoFuhs Wanted Tor The THmmany HeaL
ment-Able-hoiied men ara want, i ~ OH up ths
IAmmany Regiment, now at Pulesvllp, Maryland
Pay and ratious commence on signing the roll Re-
ucf for families piar,.nteej. 800 bounty a, N,
termination Of the war, or when haunr,bly dis
charged. Apply At T,mmany Hal, Hoaiqiartars
Of tue Tammany Regiment, Capt. DAVID HOGo
Recruiting Officer. no23 i2.l1s
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PUBLICATIONS, &c.

THE NEW YORK ARGUS-TIIE NEW
Democratic Weekly newspaper will be ready
'ur delivery on turisy morning, Dec. Ith. To be
hal VI all News dealers and at the publication Of
dce, cor broadway and Park Place, n. Y. Is
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SAVINGS BANKS.

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
l. corner Third nv and 2b.h st.
CHARTERED 1871.
SIX PER CENT. INrERFS r n. lowed on AL depO-
sits from one dollar to one thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM ist
January. Bank open every day ir lm 10 ~ ala
ON Monday, "Wednesday and sIurlpy evenings,
from h. : O'Clock SPENCER X. GREEN, Pr's.
STFPlIEN 5. CHIIDS, SeCy, do 2i1cl2G
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O. REWARD-LOST Nov. "a BLACK
'-'D Iuirt,riof. yvrs olt. right ii'i icg ~ ll.p
la joint, tip e tail ,ut,M ~ will Ice paid 81 join
row EkS, cor Ma sln and Chosaut NJ. II
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sHIPPING,& Sc.

TOR LIVERPOOL TAPSCOTTS LINE,
sdls this day, the ship MANCHESTER 1t
pier ~, Past River, and ship BENJAMIN ADAMS,
II pier 3h, East River, soils Dec n. For u's tgc,
At low rates apply b. TAPsCoT'r n co, 80 sIuth
st. 10 2'ij
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" rIIRsrANCE an An ORnER nE rIIp

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
isuTuRate Of the County Of New York, Notice is
utTehy given 10 all persons having claims against
Catharine Vipnes, late II the City Of New York de-
ceAsed, 10 pr, sent the with vouchers thereof
% the sub. riber at his Office, No. Isl Greenwich
,tTer IN the city Of New York, before the zOth
lay II May next. Dated, New York, the 10Th day
ofNOYrmber, 1861.
LOUIS II. PIGNOLEr, Executor.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE
n Iargc \ 10 H,ussl GA Furnihtre

This day tFrid,y.) at iON o'clock, At private
residence, a. West 10th st. near 9th ave- consisting
Of parlor chamber and diuing rom furniture,
Brussels and ingram csrpcting, bedding, bureaus,
bedsteads, wAshsands toei setts, mirrors, clocks,
chairs dinng and tea ahles china crcch cry knives
and forks, silver and glassware, curtains sd ldet
s,fa heis book stands, paintings, ornaments, sc.
Also, large N-ottment basement and kitchen fur
ni,dre. ALBERT GRIFFIN, Auct'r 100
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice il
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
CORNELIUS 5. DE BOW, late u the City Of New
York, deceased, 10 present the same, with Vouchers
thereof, 10 the Sui sriber, At the Office q q. =.
iroo No. 83 Mass "a street, In the City Of New York,
or before the lhth day VI My next. Dated, New
York, the 5Oth lay Of October, 1851.
JOHN q, DE- BOW Administrator n
Corntlius =, DE Bow, deceased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-06

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lerG' 'sai inrnt y pc's uLl liupcity belonging -
ruugh ct New Hope, Hucl, c., pennn, On Muddy,
the i6h of D,c n5cr is6i, q, IL n',o.k, consisting
NJ the fol- wiu The w rough bred Arl ~ horse
Hduniu,2 nll hluod Arabian colts, los horse Brdp,..
o., the Indian Jumna Pibarr' hull the Inditn Iun,-
"a P'iarr' COW, . Indian Jumn1 PnlRrcc hrifrr-,
Palestine nud Arabian sheer, &c. Alau, hi. large
s"d extensive rffo collection II valuable curi'.it,,
from all parts e the gob.; IL cNtrt.siyc lihrAr,
paintings furniture, &C.. sale will commence = | .
u'tlo,k NJ when conditions will lie undo kn,wn TO-,
lie tyc,u'ors. LSEpH CABOT, q. ". utFF
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