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SALES AT AUCTION.
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~ ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Magnificent Works of Art,
-, Rich Carpets, splendid Parlor Suits,
with the entire elegant of the West TWEEN

IA ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Magnificent Works of Art
-, Rich Carpets splendid Parlor Suits.
te entire elegant content of the house 2 West Tweh
ty-hrst street,
The lrnperty of Charles H. Tilton, Esq
80, ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, ,
rms (Tnesay) afternoon, Mt two o'clock pieeisey inc
peanuiui Paror, Chamber Dining Room ana library ru
niture IN the dwelling house, 52 West Twentynr street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, all ot when new
having been recently made, and comprises everything
adapted TO fashionable elegantly furnished residence he
whole 10 be peremporly sold for cash. o. ssn
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood raror Fnrn
ture suite comprising three fun Suits richly carved all
dcsaripon rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, Turkish
Chairs blue and gold satin and moque Damask and Lace
Curlans, Mantel and Pier Mirrors Gold and Landscape
Shades Etegeres style Louis XIV rch Seyefes
and Dresden Mantcl Vases, Artistic Bronzes Paror orna
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER COST SOD
marble top Bureaus richly carved Bedsteads fifteen Hair
Mattresses Tees Chamber Suits in rosewood Bronze
Clock marble top Washsands Lounges French and Spring
seat Chairs Rockers Dkans otomans Oval Mirrors,
seads rich French and Bohemian China rich Tea Sets Sill
verwa spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitchers Urn Tea Ser
vice. ruby and crystal Cut Glass every description oak
marble top Buffet oak Chairs superb Desk, Ocoth rich
chandeliers marble Hall Stands &C. Catalogues al house
Sale positive rain shine.
NBPartes from distance that every article
In the house Will be sold strictly without and there
VIII DC positively posponement Purchasers havetheir
goods cartcd packed shipped by reliable parties who Will
be IN attendance for that purpose:
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RowERY THEATRE.
- sTlCKNNY'S GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS
Last Night OF HERR CLINES Engagement
WEDNEsDAY-Afternoon and Evening, November ~ A
Splendid programme OF Ilorsemanshp Feas
ALL THE GREAT ARTISTS ON BOTH OCCASIONS.
The VIII commence with the National Enec
OF SONS OF FREEDOM, OR THE FLAG OF LIBERTY. /"
The whole 10 conclude with the humorous nursery tale Of
LITTLE BO-PEEP Or the Old Woman that Lived In Shoe
Great preparations for THANKSGIVING DAY.
The BULL RUNNERS; Or Black Cavary'-an eques.
an buriesque with many other novelties viii be given
Three Entertainments To.norrow-Morning, 10 O'Clock
Afternoon ga O'Clock. Evening TX o'clock.
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And will be presented res with auits
NEW SONGS,
GREAT UNION MEDLEY
c,.u !. NEW UNION xSG TABLEAvx.
SPIRIT OF JACKSON
TOMB OF wAsHINcroN.
THE STAR OF THE UNION
THE BANSER IN THE SKY.
TH EEf bEaRK 81 81 rH HA REBEL ES sFa
MAILING UP THE FLAG.
r,E ssTraS34E or TME REsELlIoM IN yIRG SNA,
WASHINGTON AND UNION.
THE PEEERdLlEssss' f Fool OF WATER LILIES,
ASCENT OF THE GUARDIAN SPIRITS OF THE LAKE
THE GREAT w Ssn SCENE
ARcAprAN NYMpHs
X,o,Y KNs@ciiinng among their focks by the
New music by
THOMAS BAKER
Also grand Operate Selection Travata and the popular
LAURA KEENE WALTZ
Doors at 6 commencing AT 7 o'clock Dress circle
seats may be secured ten days in advance.
NOTICE.
GRAND MATINEE
OF THE
49,, SEVEN SONS
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON
Thursday, Nov. %, 1851.
49,, Open at one; commence at two.
Children twenty-five cents.
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q O ono -MoETJAGE SALE-.AN EXTRAORDT-
AS llVl o. for hon hrarrs In

&C 000 -MOETJAGE sALE-.AN EXTRA9RDl-
DO.UUU. ntry ca! for housekeepers and dealers in
fpe Furniture "Wednesday, Nov 81 AZ O'clock N The NJ
ternoon precisely all the cosl Furniture, Paintings
wood Drawing Room SUITS elegant PanO,orte, Mir
rors Velvet Carpets &C. in the residence No 2S fonrieenh
street Eigh consisting very ant Per
Mirrors Lace ard Broadc Curtains rich carved
Eegeres with fronts; three solid rosewood
Parlur Salts satn rosewood Centre Tables Piano Ole
Stool and Cover; oil Paintings, Turkish Easy caits, el
Chtna and other Nantel Ornaments, OK Dins
Table Chairs China Tea aud Dnrer sets, Gu Glassware,
large OF hnc Silver Ware Ivory Cutlery toe be-
with n extensive variety OF Gu mbcr Furniture "a rOsa
wood md mahogany; Beds and hedl.ns pure g Vat
fosAes Velvet Brussels and Ingraiu CARPETS Cocks, Air
rors mahogany Chairs Sofas Lounges, Rockers QlsiUhs
DC Sale positive, Dealers attend.
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ssIGNEE's sALE.-HANDsoME HOUSEHOLD FUR.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
POSITIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF


ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
This day wednesday, AT O'Clock precisely the beautiful
paror Dining Room, Chamber and Library Furniture, in
the dwelling house. No 81 East Twenty street.
Fourth avenue all which is having been recently
made and comprises everything adapted fashionable
and elegantly furnished resdencehe
ry sold for cash. consisting Of English Velvet and Tapestry
Carpets, elegant rosewood Parlor Furniture suite
pris ng three full Suits richly carved all of which
covered in rich silk brocae and OF the best description
and gold satin and mOquet Velvet Turkish Lounges rich
Mantel and Pier Mirrors Danask and Lace Curtains Gold
and Landscape Shades.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER, cost $3.50.
Marble top Bureaus richly carved Bedseads twenty large
bronze Clocks, marble washstands Lounges French and
Spring Seat Chairs Rockers Oval Mirrors superb Beds
Bedding oak Extension Table two fine mahogany
steals rich French and Bohemian China rich Tea Sets ST.
crystal Cut Glass of every description marble top Buffet
oak Chairs, Ocoth rich Chandeliers marble Hall Stand
Of WAder iron Safes Catalogues house. Sale POSI-
tive, rain shine.
N.B-Partes from q distance assured that every
article In the house will be sold strictly without reserve
and there viii positively be postlonement Purchase
have their goods carted packed shipped by reliable
persons, who will be in attendance for that purpose
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 81
Az TWO O'Clock r. NJ at No. sc Clemont avenue between
Park and Myrtle Brooklyn,
Mahogany Sofas Chairs Tables Bedsteds Mattresses Blu.
reats Crockery Brusse and IngraIn Carpcis Stoves &c
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SALES At AUCTION.
EDWARD scHENCK, AUcTIoNEER
II ~ ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF

E,UWANU SUHENUk, AUCTIONEEK.
IL ,,,o, - AssIGNEE's SALE OF
a ny EDWAkD SCHkNck, this day, 9Th instant at
eleven ciock a. his salesroorn 1856 and 1877 Broadway
stock Of OF the cabinet makers in the cty
ing Ia art q elegant solid plain rosewood Suits
10 sllh ana brocatel plush ana reps elegant rosewood
Aune 1mre magnificent rosewood round Bed
seaus anu bureaus, do in black walnut finished In oil ;
InsMood anu walnut Secretary Library Bookcase, elegant
nseWood and walnut Etegcres, carved walnut and
nuntts OAK ana walnut Library and Dining Room Chairs
aa olher elegant Furniture The above is all very
pest Manufacture and VIII be positively sold by order OF
asssnee The particular attention OF those want
CANT furniture is respectfully requested 70 this sale.
j. b FREEMAN, Assignee.
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A CADEMY or MUSIC,
nAaatphar n Is.l

A CADEMY or MUSIC,
II December o. 1861.
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December 9, 1861,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
Mortgage sale valuable private Library and collec
ton OF line Paintings, by order of
ID. RERRIEN, Jr., Mortgage.
HENRY II. LEEDS CO., viii sell auction on Friday
Nov 30 at 10Y O'Clock in the gallery the saiesroom,
Nassau street,
Avery valuable private Library consisting of about 900
volumes of Standard illustrated and and
works of reference Among them many French
German publications.. In the collection will be
Chambers Cyeiopedia Johnson's English Poets Bacon's
Works AudubOns Birds and Quadupeds Wayerley Novels
Beschereies Dctionaire Rationale Repertoire
Theatre Francois, Irvings Works shakspere Fross
CHI oniccs Works of j. Rousseau Macauays History Pres
ootts Works, Channngs Works. Life o. John
Adams Hogarths Works Original old edition. supprcss-
ed pates Moore's and Byron's Works ciceros Lie and
Letters Natural History OF New York II volumes and many
others In various departments Of literature.
. ALSO,
The valuable collection Of
OIL PAINTINGS,
Which will be sold at precselyi O'Clock P M In which will
be found many cabinet gems by first American and TO-
reign artists represented by George Hail. d. Johnson
A. Wust Bauset, Bellows, Oertel Sontag Verbockhoven
Schalken Mayer Muller Hofer Lasnier, Pyne POTTER and
others.
Also several fine original old Pictures
They Will be ready for exhibition on after
wednesday 27h until day of SALE with catalogue and will
be positively sold as above. BY order Of
d. BERRlEN, Jr Mortgage.
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VUM Writer'S, AUCTI0NEER-wILL SELL THIS
day, at 2oeocs at No. fb Canal street. all the gentsel
Furniture, &c., of large house, Perlor Suits in hair cloth
Centre, Dining and Tea Tables Piano, Pier and Man.el
Glasses Curtains air Rods fine Tapestry Threepy and
Carpets Hall and Basement Ocot French and Cot:
iagc Bcdseads Hair and other Mattresses, large Feather
Beds Sheets Spreads, Table and Bed Linen, marble top
Dressing and other Bureaus Washstands Toilet, China
Glass silver and other Wares, Stoves Heaters Dining Room
and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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n COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
, Md Table Iron Safes, Sc &c. This day "Wednesday
nov - at l0 O'clock, ut l3 Fulton street, Nassau
VERY large assortment of mahogany and rosewood Furniture,
nileen or twenty Carpets, Extension Tables Wardrobes
ano Iee-a-tee Sofas and Sofa Bedseads Feather Beds
mar mattresses French, Gothic and other Bedseads marble
furniture, Bookcases Once Desks Stoves, Sewing Ma
iaes brocade Curtains Kit hen Furniture &C.. &c Al.o,
one very superior Billiard Table with marble bed &c.
several French plate Mirrors Also thirty dozen curcd
maple Chairs Also large LOT OF Furniture partially damaged
oy re Sale will be perepiory without to weather
OURS AT AUCTION-DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUC-
toneer will sell this day. at II O'clock at his sales.
ROOM ~ Nassau street. invoice superior Mink
and other Capes Half Capes, Mus Cuffs &C. all IN
DER They are now on exhibition
FURNITURE SALE-TO CLOSE THE CONCERN AT
O'Clock consisting Of the balance of
a. Catharine street. also two large pine Tables three
smaller ones Iron Safe Stove and Pipe glass Doors
Fixtures, Sewing Machine, Press &C. Must sold
me concern b. LEVY, Auctoneer
JOHN LLOYD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
- Boots and Shocs-rhe undersigned assignee Ebene
yer Hart VIII sell at public auction Friday November
at 621 Broadway, at l0 O'Clock A. NJ the
wholesale and retail boot and shoe esab formerly
T. Hart consisting OF Patent and Calf Boots
isrs also large stock OF ladies' misses and chldrens
class and made for city trade The respectfully in
vled TO attend every article the as
sgnnent The sale positive Catalogues ready morning
OF sale Sold by order of the assignee
DANIEL THOMPSON Assignee of Ebenezer Hart
The goods can be seen until day OF sale.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
IL PARL0R PLATE SAFE
By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day. 9Th inst at IL O'Clock,
ny ms salsrooms 1855 and l57 Broadway an elegant paror
silver and iswelry Safe made by DAVIDSON, Of Albany,
hnshed as abuiet with marble top To be sold without
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER,
~ No. l4l Broadway.
This day, at II o'clock. Assignce's Sale OF Cabinet

ihis oay at ii O'Clock Assignce's Sale of Cabinet
Furniture.
The whole comprising the recherche assortment OF
first class Broadway Cabinet Furniture before offered
auction consisting in part Of richly carved Paror Suits
rosewood and brocael; rosewood mahogany and walnut
Go In haircoth Parlor Marble Top Centre Side Pier
Tables OF solid wood, richly carved and highly finish
niture-Eaboratey carved round aud plain corner Bed
seads In solid rosewood; Bureaus Armoire Gaee Wash
stands Encofgnures Chairs in every variety, Lounges
Conches, Owens Also line Of splendid wardrobes,
Library Furniture, Ia every style solid carved Bookcases
Secretaries Eseretores, Book Shelves Chairs &C. ali
kinds Of wood Dining Room Furniture. in oak rosewood
walnut, &cExtension Tables eight ten twelve and four
teen feet; oak and walnut Bullets sdeboards Chairs
&c; Revolving Reclining and Rocking Chairs Also
sortment Of Brussels Tapestry Velvet Wilton and Ingram
Carpetng The whole comprising assortment OF
class stock well worthy the attention Of purchasers To be
sold without reserve Terms cash.
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(NANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
~ Canterbury Music Hail. 5S5 Broadway.
The public respectfully informed that in consequence
OF A. NJ Hernandez having from the
accident which occurred TO him nights ago.
will be enabled to perform his celebrated
Mo- the magnificent pantomime of the MAGIC LAUREL
which will be reproduced this evening with all the new
scenery dresses and grand effects its representa-
ton.
TONIGHT,
Reproduction oil the
MAGIC LAUREL, MAGIC LAUREL,
MAGIC LAUREL, MAGIC LAUREL
MAGIC LAUREL, MAGIC LAUREL,
MAGIC LAUREL, MAGIC LAUREL,
With Its original powerful cast.
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THE CONTINENTAL OLD FOLKS WILL SING, ON
Wednesday evening, Nov 81 lso at the Thry-ssyenth
Methodist Episcopal church, Thirtyseventh
Second and Third avenues, New York Friday
Ing Nov 49, at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, Brooklyn Doors
Mt O'Clock.
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STEAM, TO HAMBURG, HAyRE, LONDON AND

NTEAM 10 HAMBURG HAyRE, LONDON AND
~ Southampton.
The Hamburg American Packet Company iron steamship
SAxONIA, ~ Ehers, commander. carrying the United
Fulton street. =
SATURDAY, November 81, at noon,
Tor Hamburg via Southampton taking passengers Ha
vrc London, Southampton and Hamburg.
Erst cabin 500; second cabin, 500; steerage, $35
The steamers of this line will every alternate Satur
day, carrying the United States mail.
The steamer BAVARIA will succeed the SAxONIA, on
DecemberH G. d. RICHARDS BOAS,
Isl Broadway
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AUCTION N G EpEY
AUCTIONEER
ByM c. EDEY,
Wednesday, Nov. II, at IL O'Clock, will
sell his salesroo, 66 Cedar street. opposite the Office
One pair handsome bay Mares, 1884 hands high six and
years old sound and kind in single and double
Also,
One light top Buggy,
built by Goodwin.
One single Harness, cost $50
Also
Fast brown Horse, called Brown Jack trotted in
2:3l, Is hands high, 8 years old.
One trong Wagon, built by Watson (Philadelphia) one
single Harness.
ALSO,
One fine saddle Horse, white, years old, 5 hands high
sound and kind.
ALSO,
-Four leather trimmed Buggies, one slide seat turn
seat Rockaway top cut under seat
Wagon. The above will sold with
ont reserve, to the highest bidder.
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TTNCEASING WONDERS.
u the Partisan Cabinet Of Wonders and Anatomy 1858
Broadway door to Ball, Black Co. New York Just
added 10 this large, superb and world famed collection,
perfect freak OF nature child with heads
legs three Ia junction with this interesting
there wonders OF indispensable thrilling
Al glance Is 0) parts Of the human body
The institution has been by the many thousands
who crowd to IL daily 10 have truly moral tendency.
daily interesting, scientific and pathological
subjects Open for gentlemen only from 10 A. NJ Till ID NJ
Admission 70
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sHiPPIN0.


l-DASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
II BY order Of the Secretary OF State all passengers
leaving the United REQUIRED 10 procure passports
before going on board the steamer
JOHN q. DALE. Agent
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
1..., POOL,
anu emparkng Passengers at Queenstown Ireiand
Inc Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany intend despatchng their full powered Clvde built iron
CITY OF MANCHESTER .... Saturday. December
Oiih oF bALTiMOkE....... S.tur' ny, Dt' ember IA
And every from Ter "A North river.
PASSAGE;
to London.... 80 to London. -. 50
TO Paris. 30 TO Paris 81
=" " Hamburg. 80 | to Hamburg -. IS
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, dc., at equally low rates.
Persons wishing to bring their friends buy tickets
here the following rates New York:-From Liverpool
Queenstown first cabin $75 $S5 sos; seerage from
liverpool. $40; from Queenstown, $50
These steamers have
gers ana carry experienced Surgeons They built in
o. board. f - -
For further information apply in Liverpool WILLIAM
1NmAN agent ~ water street; In Glasgow TO WIN. IMAM
70 ~ Enoch square; In Queenstown to c. w d. SEY-
M0uK CO.. n London 70 EWES MACY 81 King WI!
Sourse In Philadelphia 70 JOHN @. DALE. Ill Wainu
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, is Broadway, New York.
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AnIUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
+ AURA KEENE's THEATRE.
- THIS EVENING
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON
,ru :. EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
NEW VERSION
=
- @,
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Third night Of
MONS. DUvERNEY,
MONS. DUvERNEY.
MONS. DUVERNEY,
the celebrated Conortonis who challenges the world
duce his equal.
MISS ADELAIDE PRICE,
late principal Dauseuse the Broadway theatre
MILE MARIETTA RAyEL
late first Danseuse of the Ravel troupe.
SIG. ABECCO, MONS. and NINE. MONTANARI
j. II. BUDWORTH W. S. BUDWORTH,
BYRON CHRISTY, ASHTON and ROGERS,
SILAS BALDWIN,
r. NJ. CARROLL and VIM ROSS.
Ballet Dancers, &c.
THE CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
TIE CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
Every night.
FOX CURRAN Proprie, ora
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n day l0s O'Clock, by ISAAC d. AARON a. SO Nassau
splendid assortment OF fine tod and Silver Watches
Jewelry Meerschaum Pipes &c, by catalogue, without
for
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4 UCTION NOT1CE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
n will sell this day, "Wednesday. at 01a o'clock sales
IS Nassau Get Household Furniture consisting Of
rosewood Parlor Suits covered in broca:e and plush,
hogany ditto covered in hair cloth, viz-Tetea
AMI Paror Chairs marble top Centre Tables Brussels
Ingram Carpets Bookcases Extension Dining Tables Buff
fets, Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus Washsands Bed
seads, Hair Mattresses, lounges Wardrobes Toilet Sets
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NASH! CASH.! CAsH!H

TASH! CASH.! CASH!!!
/ SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH! DON'T DO A
Credit Business Therefore hope every person that sees
this Advertisement will not ask me for CREDIT-because
am not able TO do a credit business and have to pay
CASH myself. o,r
have called on every person that owes me Dull
and have not been able TO collect the first CENT wish
'ON "0N'N ~ j. b. FRANKLIN.
Apr;l II, 1851. S-
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:. ..,,.,a ting. If there 5e any craven, cringing
;.,s I.L, b, not the greatness of soul to respond
90 .bsi, ronrtrys call for help let them stay at
home and let nhIv the bra'e and true come 10 JON
their bretbret, OF, the tented fen Come with sup.
niles of clothing and With tents if you can procure
them. Come with your guns of every cescriP.aon a
that can be made to bring down a foe u you H9,e
no arms come without them. and we WIN supPy
you as far as that is possible Bring cooking utensils
and rations for few weeks bring blankets ana heaVy
shoes aud extra bed clothing if yoti have them
Bring no horses to remain With the army, excsp6
these necessary for the baggage transportation We
must have Gfty. thousand men. 1iHe me these
mep, and, by the Eelp of God will dFlye Inc d,
linyS, thieves and rla+auders from the State. ouS
if Missourians fail new 2arlse ID tnen 81
and avail themselves Of this opportunity to "orA
for honor and liberty, you tennotsay that we nave
not done all VIC could TO safe jor. '1ou will be ao-
ysed in time at what point to report for organize
tion and active service. Leave tour properly az
home What if it all be taken We haze 29,geEoUV
dollars worth of Northern means III MssSu.t SnSu
canuot be recovered. When we are once res me
Stota will indemnify every citizen who may rave
lost dclar By adhesion to the cause OF your eouh'
try We shall have our property or Its Vaiue'
with nterest In. in the name of God and the at
tributes of manhood, let fie arr col " '0 Are wa
sideratons noblef ard ffnef than money.
generation of driveling, sfiiVelling, degtags,,
slaves, or are we men who can maintain the rights
bequeathed to us by fathers? These rights .caH
not be surrendered They are founded on principles
pure and high and sacred-likc God their authority.
BE yours the Office to choose between the glory Of
free country and Just Government ard the q.
bondage of your children. / at least will never see
tie chains fastened upon my country. will ask
for 81 feet 6i Missouri soil on which to repose fof
] will not h7e to my people enslaved. Do hear
your shoutsF Is that your war cry which echoes
through the land? Are you coming, fifty thousand
men? Missouri shall move to victory with the
head of giant. Come ON, my brave fifty thousand
heroes-galIant, unconquerabs Southern nen-we
STERLING 9. PRICE.
Major General Cottimsndine
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Aprtb- -Carulina 5tanharh.
Will l. IA M w. HOL d E n,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-ToO l

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-TOO DozdrS per aHnuH
invariably in advance
TEBAs OF THE sEMT.wEEKLY-F6ur DoRdrs per
anVin, ifFafiaelF in advance.
al papsrs discontinued at the expiration of the tinut
Tir w'ich thry hGes teen pqid
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Our regnIr rr'es Of advertising arc as follows:
One squal c, IA lines ess srst insertion; 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. %
Longer advertisements IN proportion.
Contracts will be made with advertisers; al tie dbOvs
regular rates for six weiTa months and at te cOse of
the contract 83< PER will be deducted from the gross
amount
Professional business Cards not exUee5pg FIVE lines,
will be inserted in either the Weekly SenWeekly, for
&c for six months, $40 for twelve months in both
psp"rs for $40 for months, $5 for twelve mouths.
Rates of Advertising in Weekly Standard.
One dollar per square for the first insertion and twenty
nve cents for each subsequent insertion OeluctiO arH
Be made "a HteAy dd1ertisents matter koO long they
Hny Only limited number of advertisements will be
admitted into the Weekly All advertisements, not other
wise directed inserted in the eekly and charg
ed accordingly When the number of insertions is not
marked the advertisement is inserted until forbid
~ Money sent US by mail is at our risk
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-18

SAVE YoUR NEwsPAPERs.-It is the custom of
many families to destroy the newspaper after it has
been read 1t would be well to pursue different
plan now. He who takes a good newspaper may
by preserving and having it bound, possess better
history of this war, and more faithful exposition
of the spirit of people, than any historian will
be able to write.