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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

a Benevolent Institution established by special Eadocgeat
for The Relief Of the SlckGn distressed afflicted Nth Piys
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of
Diseases Of the SeruaL Organs.
EE EDICAL advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
I'VE to all who apply by letter, with description of
their condition occupation habits of Life Sc and
in Of extreme poverty Medicines furnished charge
VALUABLE reports permatorroea other diseases
of the sexual organs, and REMEDIES empIov
edi the Dispensary sent the afflicted sealed enyei
opes free Of charge Two three Stanpsfor postage viii be
acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association South Ninth street Pha-
deLphia, Pa. BY order Of tbs Directors. IIy97I
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec. EZRA D. HAkTWELI Pres
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na0EE,rlsAssM 1870.

Stae of Wisconsin, KeposIa County Circuit Court
George W. Pie &c, against john W. Kittridge, Philip
Passmore, Mary G. Ever.
Z n virtue of Judgment Of foreclosure of
mortgage entered in the above entitled action at
the November term of this court 1860 shall sell at
public auction for cash to the highest bidder the 18th
day of April 161 at the fent door of the Court House
in Kenosha city, between the hours of IL O'Clock at
noon and O'Clock the afternoon, the part of
the south fractional block number seventy-seven in Ke
nosha city bounded folio VS. Commencing at the
northeast corner Of said Block Middle street, and
running along Middle street west ninety and
fourth feet thence running south seventy I'D feet
thence south and fourth degrees west to Pine
street, thence hundred and twenty-one feet to
Caledonia street. thence Caledonia street hundred
and sixty four feet TO the place of beginning Middle
street,
Dated, Nov. 9th 1860. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff,
J. JPErTIT, Kenosha city Wis. OF Kenosha County.
Plaintiffs Atty. i3w30
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Try this remarkable and most interesting remedy Ii
composed Of the concentrated Juices of the most
full and the most soothing Pants and Roots in nature,
chemically combined and insulated in well sealed gase
Bottles, and charged by powerful Battery. Thus pos
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Magnetic and Electric properties profoundly penetrating
and emnently quietng and soothing 1t relieves pair
and Inflammation at once whe freely applied rnP
the strained muscles and nerves. giving life and vi
gor by its giving qualities, to parazed parts
aaying nervous pain, (Neuralgia,) irritation, and
moving distractions like charm Indeed all who have
used it, speak of it as truly wonderful medicine and
teen by far, superior TO and all other eerna
edy the Group, Sore Throat Inflammation of Lungs
Bowels, Liver Kidneys and other organs. Rheumatism,
Spinal Irritation, Ague ia the Breasand at all times
cures Nervous Headache Neuralgia eyes, ear ache
tooth ache ague in the Face Pples and erupons of all
keds, Piles Bruised and SpraneG Limbs, Burns, Frozen
parts, Chiblaips, INDECENT aud long standing Sores
Wounds, &C. &c. 1t will also restore hair TO the bald
head and prevent the hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively uses upon
Canal and Draugh Horses for ais wounds Sprains and
Lameness and is cure, when applied for the
Scratches upon Horses, and the Foot All upon Sheep
Ali the Propretors ask for the Magnetic Ointment is ai
trial. confident that all they claim for it will be found tru
to the letter. In the neighborhood where is manufac
tured many people buy by the quantity, and it KEEP
and used by almost every nhabtant Panacea for tn
pains and aches every family is or les
afflicted with. We say agan
Try DIR. TrasIx's Magnetic Ointment.
None genuine unless signed IS BteU' with Pen See
and circulars left with agents. Price shings for small
and shillings for large Bottles
For sale by WHEELER CLARK and F. ROBINSON Keno
sha, and all other Druggists in the country
rs All orders should be addressed to D. RANSOM
CO., Earlville, Madison Co., N. 7. 6m10
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EEorssnpa snIa.


state OF Wfsconsn-Kehosh a County Circuit Court
charles H. ato Administrator of the estate of Ami-
"a Waldo, dgdtnst ..H2ram s. Elkins and Louisa
Elkius.
! n VIRTUE o. 8 IL lcment of foreclosure OF
mortgage entered il this action, at the Nov en- Der
Term OF this court, 1860, SHALL sell at public auction
u the highest bidder for cash, the 18th day of April
A. D. 1861, at the front door of the Court House in Ke-
nosha city, between the hours of ~ o'clock at noon and
two O'Clock in the afternoon, TIE following described
ahds lying and being in the town of Somers in Keno
sha county, Wisconsin, to witt part of the south west
quarter of section number twenty four (2 in township
number two ~ north of range number twenty two 22)
east com henclrg as tie southeast said quar-
yer sectlon therce west the south line to the south
west corner OF said quarter seGtion thence north ON The
west line OF said ga section, hundred and thir
" Tour (l34) rods thence east line parallel with
the south line OF aid quarter section, to the highway
running north and south the east side said q1
section, thence south said highway and the cas-
Inc of said quarter section the place beginning
Dated, November 2S 1860.
HUDSON FOX,
J. J. PETIT, SheriG of Kenosba Go
Plairtif's Atty. of Kenosha City. 18w8O
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MARRIAGE GUIDE

Being private instructor for married per-
SSaS sons, or these about to be married. both male
<{ASSand female, in everything concerning the
physiology and relations of our sexual system,
production prevention of opring Guiding ali the
new discoveries before given in the English Lam
guage, by WIN: YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really valuable
and interesting work 1t is written plain language for
the general reader is illustrated with numerous En-
cravings All young arred people, those conempla
ting marriage and ~ iIg the least impeachment 70 mar
ried life should read this book 1t dscoses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still ii is hook
that must be locked up and not lie about the house II
viii be sent to any the receipt Of twenty-five cents
IN specie or postage stamps Address Dr. wM. YOUNG,
No. 4l6 SPRUCE ST., above 4th, Philadelphia pa
e2B AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE-No m after
what may be your disease before you place yourself
der the care of any OF the notorious QUAcKsnaye
foregn-who advertise in this any other paper get
copy Of either Of Dr. Youngs books and read Il CAREFUL
~. 1t will be the means of saving you many a dollar
your health, and possibly your life.
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the di So. .
described in his publications, at his Once No. al ruce
street, above Fourth. yI2
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EorecEcswro anIe

STATE on WISCONSIN, Kenosha County Circuit Court
Jacob H. Hopper against Abram Dayton, Danforth
Wallace Carlton w. Wallace and Eizer Wallace
EpY VIRTUE and in pursuance of final
I'D Judgment for the sale OF the mortgaged premises
hereinafter described, made and entered in the above
emitted action on the 9th day Of November A. D. $780,
the regular Term of said circuit court Hudson Fox
Sheriff OF Kenosla county, stall offer for sale and sell
public ucto TO the highest bi iGer therefor, at the
iroNt the H.uss i'll the city and county OF
hehosha and state Wisconsin, on tie 9Th day OF
March a D. 1861 oc,ocG in the afternoon OF SAID
day, the following described pieces or parcels OF lana
or SO much thereof ka be necessary TO satisfy said
Judgment together with the ;olt and expenses Of such
sale; that is to say
"A CT the following described pieces or parcels o.
land lying and being the town OF Wheatand. county
Of Racine (new henusha ana State Of Wisconsin, and
dies crbed IocVs to wit: OF the west alf OF The
northwest quart"c q sec0, number twenty (2 i'll
,owLslp number ohe (i) nortI rauge number nine
(9 east; also rattioua lot ulubcr two % the
southwest quarter OF section tWel t2I in town
ship number ~ ncrt o range number nineteen (I9)
Excepting about acres of from the south
end Of said II ction which is now owned
BY Mortimer Slis rern TIE above described premises
contain hundred and tAi.ty-Aeytn (37) acres ac-
cording 10 government survey, more OF less.
| Dated nov. ZSth, 1860. HUDSON FOX,
WEBSTER CHuFF, Sheriff OF kenosha Co.
p.H's Attys. .3R25
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BRUS HE'S.

Il z AIR, Tooth, Nail, Shaving, Paint Scrub,
q E. Stove, ard White wash BRUSHES, OF every
description, for sale by T. ROBINSON. :
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$655 ,IUU % F334,Zl7 90
Total A ssetg $9oo,fo4 90
LSab&EitGes:
Unadjusted Losses, (estimated) ......s..., $t4.s4
Officers.
limo. C. Allyn, SseyetGyy H Huntington, Prest.
G. @. Lyman, asst Sec'y. WIN. N. Bowers, Actuarg.
D. ALEXANDER, Gen. Agent for the Western
ing at Columbus, Ohio.
JoHslGRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus, o
L. g. MERRILL, Agent
1y34 KENoSHA WIS
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MORTGAGE SALE.

State Observation-Disclosures County Circuit Court
Andrew Benedict, against jeremiah Garland.
virtue of judgement of foreclosure of mortgage
a entered in the above entitled action in the NoyeTn,
Der term cfths court 1860 shall sell at public auction
for cashto the highest bidder the ls day of April
D. 1851 at two O'Clock in the afternoon at the front
door OF the Court House, i'll the city OF Kenosha county
Of kenosa and State of Wisconsin, the following des.
cribel lands, to wit:
The cast half OF the west half of the northeast quarter
and twenty from of the side of the east half of
the northeast quarter of sectio No. thirty three 1887 in
township no one, % north, and range number twenty
(20 ens containing xty of land, more or less
All of the said pieces lying and be ng in the Town of
Salem, county Of henosha, snd State of Wisconsin
Dated December u, A. d. 1860 dUDS0N FOX,
l3w29 Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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BROOKLYN

1ur BuAHp ~ SUPERVISORS. Tho lioir' Of
SUI visors held meeting at the Pcntcntiiry.
Yesterday, with the view principally, of cN-
mining into the condition of the institution,
AMI after inspection, adjourned to meet at the
County Jail
lIIu4 IN O,ToHEH.- total number of
fi,- in the Western District Of Brooklyn during
the month Of October was nineteen the most
dos ructvc being that Of the Kerosene oil works
on He'd Hook Point. The total amount Of Losses
wa, 1000 upon which there we're assurances
ion about $4,000.
C"rHT up SrsgoNs.-ln this Court, ycster-
da' three boys, named Michael Lyman, Ell
wand McCabc and William Iiolinr wcr, ar
rai,.ncd on tho charge Of burglary, in rohbing
ihr houses Of residents while absent from the
city. In consequence Of their youth, AMI the
promises made hv their friends, the Cuurt falt
d,Iuscd 10 he lenicnt, and accepted Plea of
guilty Of petit LARCENY in each case. They were
sentenced to the Pcnitcnliarl Tor Fix months
Wrd Iitura severe rcprimand, sentence VIA sus-
p,udri, ON condition thai they should leave the
city, The parents ul one boy promised TO enlist
him in the navy forthwith; another j. to be ap-
proutir,d in tho pilot service, and tho third is
20 hc cent To sea in merchant vessel.
\ man named louy, Wa placed on trial on
H.. Charge W Iuul Larceny, in having ~ allcg-
a. stolen quaint y Of clothing from the house
nj 4 Mr Franks, In Williamshurgh. Counsel
for defendant at, mptcd to show that he Che
ri.ourD WuS subject to Its ol insanity, aud
Odd therefore not lee held responsible. The
'ur,, however, brought in verdict Of guilty
Sentence wa, re-. we'd.
john Smi,h was arrais ned an an Indictment
lor burglary, IN Iohlinga carpenter shop, but
WI Permitted TO plead gslty to attempted bur
lluy. lie waS sentenced to the pruitcntiary
iur one year.
INSTALLATION or 4 PNsToH.--Iho Rev.
n. 4. Staples was on "Wednesday evening in
stalled as pastor of the Second Unitarian Society
of BnokIyu, at the church corner Of Congress
ard Clinton streets. The sermon was preached
nj, the Rev. II. W. Bellows, aud the services
T'r p1[,sl"'Sa m, ~ the NV hIS, D. o'Soo''
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FATAL fALfs.-Catharinc Mailon, native o.
ireland, 66 years Of ago, died yesterday from
the effects Of fall down flight Of stairs, at her
residence, No. 1875 West 21st street.
Ellen OElahcrty, woman SO years of age,
died the same day, at Bellevue Hospital, from
the effects Of similar fall. Coroner Schirmer
held inquests upon the bodies Of deceased, and
IN each case verdict Of accidental death was
rendered.
fuuSp DRowNEp.-An unknown woman
was found drowned yesterday in the North
hvct, near the foot Of Hubert street, and Cor
oner Schirmcr held an inquest upon the body.
Deceased bad on purple drcss, white straw
hat, wiki purple ribbons, broche shawl. &c
She had been in the water but a few hours
Verdict, "found drowned.
Boar UrsET-ForR MEN DRowSRD.-Ycs-
ter'iay afternoon, AZ two boats containing color
od scamen were going to vessel in the North
Hver-therc being considerable sea on, and the
scamcn being intoNicatcd-one of the boats was
upset and four OF the men drowned.
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VILLA SBURGH.

\ CurE,m RorTEp.-On "Wednesday night
he Montrosc avenue Catholic Church was en-
cred by burglars, aud robbed of property worth
,lnut $50.
BvLGLAEY.-At an early hour yesterday
morning, the dwelling house of John Hewitt,
in Stage st., was broken into, and lot OF
clothes stolen.
FATAL From ACCIpENT.-N young lady
named Alexander, residing in East New York.
lied yesterday, at her fathers residence from
he effects of hiIus sustained by the burning OF
tluid lamp few DAYS since. Her brother was
nlso severely burned aho I the face and hands
ia his efforts to saye his sister.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCENN-A man named
Philip Newman was yesterday arraigned before
Justice Callahan on charge OF grand larceny
The accused was charged with stealing horse
the property of Mr.. Atkins. lie was held Oh
examination
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DEATHS.

AcKERMAN--Ou Nov 6th, Mrs Lucy A. Acker-
hnan. widow Il the late John Ackerman, In the b2d
year Of bee age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
" attend the funeral Friday Afternoon, sth inst,
NJ O'Clock, frum the residence Of her brther Chas.
NJ Rogers, cor. Carlton and wiUughly avo' Brook
Ign. 81
GALE-In Brooklyn, Nov 9Th Ann, the beloved
wife II Henry Gale, native " the Isle Of Man,
aged 20 years, months and days.
The relatives and friends uf the deceased arc 70
specially invited ~ attend the funeral on trluy
afternoon, sl II o'clock, from her late resldeh,.:
2Ss John A. Brooklyn without further inVi'aton'Sl
EEYNOLDS-On wedneaiay, Nov. 9TH after
short sud painful illness. Mary, the htoyei wie OF
Timothy Reynolds and daughter Of the late J an
Connsry, az Cammagh. Parish Of Drummard, c..
Longkprd, ireland, aged 40 years.
The friends and acguaintancoe II the family are
respe,th,lly invtcd b. attend the funeral this 10y
tFridsy) frum her late residence 1872 W. 33i st.
without further notice. Ter remains will be taken
% Calvary Cemetery for interment LJngf,rd IRE
land) papers please cory, ITO
wILLIAMsoN-on Nov. ith, Cttharlnc Duncan
Williamson, aged 10 years and 10 months.
Her friends respectfully invited ~ attend the
funeral on Saturday morning, Nov. 9th, At II u'ck,
ct her fathers residence, English Neighborhopi, n
jersey. b2
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completely rsns.ckcd from the Basement 10 he
upper hoor, and quantity Of jevslry, silver
Ware and other articles were taken.
L. b. Lyons liquor store, corner Of York s,I
Hudson streets, was entered on Wedne.dsw
night, and robbed Of a few dollars In change.
SuIcIDB.-A German named Christian Klein.
residing at English neighbOrhOod committee
suicide on Tuesday, by blowing out his br.iss
with pistol. Family difficulties were Supposed
TO have been the cause.
DRArH IN PRIsoN.-A man named BERNARD
McElroy, who had been sept to the County jan
and Workhouse for drunkekSsss, died In his cen.
Of delirum tremcus, on Wednesday.
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+ | N A N G. | A L, Go.


NEW hObk. Thursday, New. 7.
The business At the Board this morning wa llsis.
United States n Of 1874 are \ per cent hRher Tas
skies Of 1881 remain quiet At O3N0o4
The monty market works easiy at cs7 per o.-s,
on call There is scanty supply at e1e7 per o....
First-clas- bills IN London are quoted ioThaisgx.
Al the Sub Treasury today the subscriptions .. ..
loan continue n,oderate, some sIbO,ooe up 70 n
o'clock The loan receipts yesterday were siib,s~.
Apaymcnt u three anil half millions, ten per osra
Is being paid ~ tho banks t"isy.
ON change, ,o'lay the -four market was s...sr.
with fir demand for export and home con~u-v-
ilou Wheat ruled quite firm with a good exp.-s
demand. Corn firm with fair business d ~
for export and home counimr ton. Pork was s.e-fy.
Reef Is in moderate request At unchanged prizes
and lard moro active and hrmer.
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FIHE IN WILLIAM STREET A fire broke out
at o'clock yesterday morning in the premises
OF Manash & Co., clothing dealers on the first
loOr of No. 100 William street. Damage about
Al, 900; insured for 5000. The cause OF the
fire is under investigation by Fire Marshal
Baker.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. bridget Conway, a
resident of No. 40 Baxter street, attempted to
commit suicide last evening by taking guam
tity Of opium. The police called physician
and the woman was resuscitated.
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COMMISSIONERS oF PCTIiC tuAWrITI ANp
CoGnrCuoN. The regular meeting of the
Board took place yesterday afternoon Mt No.
/ Bond street. The weekly statement Is u, fol-
lows: Number Of m,lrs in the varou. msti-
stutiou- under the care of the Board .OOl, a
decrease Of ~ since tie lat report 20ij were
admitted during he pls, vs., k, AMI ,. ~ lird
wore iii charged, sent To Blackwell, Island or
III. State Prison.
From the % O toh.r 10 he 1h November
inclusive. 5Gs persons. l.H ml,s aui 100 i,-
malr. were transferred from he c,ty rrrOn, To
ia. No,k house on BlchHcll's Island.
The following il u LIT OF the principal items
contained in the annual estimates Beef s'3
300 butter, 5000; coal, SGo,OdO; Colorci
Iiomc piuIcls, sl5joO; Colorcd Orphan A-y-
lum, SG, $50 duuatone TO nut door poor, ~
500 drugs and medicine, +iG, 800 dry goods,
435 OOO -four, 500, 900; hardware, gS,5lD ;
extra rent for bull lin,s, 1888 lumber slO-
600 milk +ii, 200 mola--e- -, 800; mutton,
$1,000: al Iics, tl2s, OuO snlGi', 10 the Com
mi,,iuu,rs. $l2 coo shoe, ia sugars,
s1Do0oi tea, s5,Opu; liquors, 10000. The
tOi.l amount N.............,,..' shi1,OOo
Estinntad rrceipts. $4,000
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Police Intelligence, &c.

a FEMALE SHorIuTER.- woman, named
Mary Van Daun, was arrested yesterday, charg-
eel with stealing beaver cloth to the value OF
go, from the store of Abram Post, No. iGi
Eighth avenue which She entered under ptc.
tcncc OF wishing to purchase The cloth was
found concealed among her skirts aud recovered
The prisoner was taken before Justice Kelly, and
cnnImltlc 90 AnsMcr.
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GHS. Scorr-lt is reported that Gen. SCOTS
intended departure Tor Europe on Saturday is
very doubtful, his physician having advised him
not to attempt thu journey until his, at present
very feeble health, is improved. lie is daily
lorcd 10y callers, seme of whom ovincc an ali
suri passion for his autograph, AMI is by no
means allowed that retirement which il deemed
indispensable to even temporary restoration of
his health.
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TO'nl
Adjourned.

Board on SurRUvIsoH7.-At regular
meeting Of this Board, held yesterday, mes
sal,c was received from the Mayor yetoing the
r,t,ulons confirming the contracts made for
marble and iron beams to he used In the con-
suuction Of the new Court House, ON the ground
hat the Board oi Supervisors have no power to
make such contracts. Laid over and ordered to
be printed.
Mr.. Purdy offered n resolution, which was
adopted, directing the Harlem Bridge Commits
toner's to confer with the Supervisors Of West
chester County, and ascertain what proportion
Of the expense oi building the new Harlem
Bridge thJI County j, prepared TO bear.
On motion Of Mr., Tweed, the Special Com
mittcc ON bull ing the new Court House were
requested 90 give q report Of their operations.
The resi- -ImliOn Of Mr.. Silas Is, butcher (te-
pullicau) was presented by Mr. Blunt aud ac-
ccptcl, and on motion OF Mr., Little, Mr.. Shcri-
Ian SIook WIS elected to ill he yacan'y Adj
lourned to thursday next.
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FATLORS wANTED-5O GOOD TAILORs
d" WORK on military clothing, At i2O Warren st.,
City Of Huds n, y. Y. Ia
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THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 3, 1851.
CITY NEWS.

TIM FELiNER MuRDER-MRs. MARKS SAID
TO pR INsANR.-The District Attorney Of
Monmouth Co., N. j., came to the city ycster-
day for the purpose of conveying to Freehold
the parties held as accessories to the murder Of
Sigismund fcllncr, and also the witnesses in
the case. AMER Mrs. Marks, one of the former
was handed into the carriage, she exhibited
evidences Of insanity, and is now believed to be
a maniac. She for some days past has been
quite i'll, and her mind has at times wandered
1t is now feared that she is hopclcssly insane.
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A UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
o. SuVefior Hlus'hOII Fnruifurr,
French Mirrors, Rich C,rpr IA,

French MIRRORS Rich Carpets,
superb beds, heldins, silverwarcc hint,Sc,
This day, Friday, at O',lp,k, embracing ov'rv
variety II parlor, chamber, dining r,onl an ht'.
ilcnt furniture, all new, contained IN the largs
dwelling house NJ l5l twenty first st. between 1th
and Sth ayes. This will bc found an cNtriordutry
chance fnr hous'kerpcrs and the trade, the whole
viii be srld without reserve nm embraces over BIO
lots oi furniture rnd matchmaking articles al ot
which suitable tur fashionable unl r,s ly-iur-
n',h"d rrsd noe, among which IL aplcn lit rug'-
wuSi piauofurtc and c'vtr, pnrlur suit - elegant
carpets, l,is mn bci ting, silvcrwarc china 4
with all tho handsome oilcoths, iron safe, g.. sale
rain or shine. 12T
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EvANGErIcAL ALLIANCE MEErlNG. 49, 4
public meeting in reference to the work of the
Evangelical Alliance in France, belgium, Italy,
and other parts of the Eastern Continent, is to
lie held in tho Madison Square Prcshy terrain
Church, on Sabbath evening next, when adj
dresses will he made by Rev. DIR. Baird, and
Row DR.. Adams.
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THrsrrEs FoH THE NAUTICAL S,uoor.-Thc
Chamber Of Commerce have appointed M Trus-
tees for tho Nautical School established by tho
the Mercantile Marine Insurance Company AMI
Secretary of the Board VI Underwriters, Capt.
T.. Nyc, formerly of tho Collins line, aud Mr.
q. ID. Morgan, special Agent Of the Navy De-
ulItmput
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TnE DrNrrIr BNsE Ban MArcm-This
match, between two picked "nin,s" Of the
Brooklyn clubs, came OF yesterday, terminal.
ing favor of the First Nine. " the score being
at the close Of The 9TH inning Il TOT.
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Prrs"N,r.-EN-GOvcrno Doiy Of wi,con-
sim lately appointed commissioner to tho Indian
tribes in Utah. is in tho city, on his way
Westward to fulnl his mission. llc leaves by
the Hudson River Railroad This evening.
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METROPOLITAN MKpcAL CorIEGE.-The
introductory lecture tn tho regular winter
course ol this College was delivered last even
ing ly Prof. J. NJ. Comugs, at the Institution,
No. * East broadway.