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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

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COMPANY w"li announce to thr Pc"pln Of the United
Stats that rur soar, of Cuns soncrs fully organ.
.s.., by the thuiCa #
JO.lAu PERHAM, PRESIDENT,
OLIVER FROST, N.uE i'or siDESr.
AHlEL As OFT, SBtRkrARY,
l. =. WlrIlNGrON, TRt AsuRER,
an that The hOuks uf lhr Company up thr sub
scriptluH Of -turG, III HUstI NV York. rMlaIr uhid
Ia pracIrlt 9Outh tnahd Western Cities and Calur
MA.
The Chtr'r # sail Company granted By the Lcg.
islatara Of tn State of Maine, IN March, lcuu
IN TiIht OF way trp lI IN public Iau is IN the Ter
rturcs ufthr Unt ii stat t'Om Missouri Rv"rtu Cal.
ilnrnil. by the way nf rIkes Peak Gud Mines, anI
trIIgh Utal Is now open 10 tht Company, BY Acts oi
Congress.
The people Of the United States arncsly rcqucs.
tad GNanr tn churornud lIy Laws ut CumbIuy
nni send in their Hbsrripti'ns All persons are invited
in subscribe one share each ana no one "rH IMAM Ten
shares.
Shares One Hundred Dollars each ten dollars Of hch
% be paid VIII n the subscrpon Is Wadcis VIII b. sGGh
by the CHARTER.
iet tn people subscribe generally and literally forth
with, and tn Company Will be ahc I" sscuf from t'
gr.ss its sssOnurgr grants Ut lana ana ui mon
.y.
Let the whole people, all put th'ir shoulders
20 ia. wheel by 'ub'cripng one shnr" oaC'' ana 'e
Railroad will be built within five years
Lot Clubs Of ten, twenty, hy, or more suDScrhets be
formed in every rown and Village ahd the monty "t
varied by Mail Express, aud Ccruhchtes oi STOCK
with receipts for the money, Will b. r'tuTitd
Responsible n, ufuninpcacIahle charact'r'anu VINO
have art for tht wsik are wanted IN all parts o te
United states Agents u obtain subscription to
n. stock II III: Company ,,
sgn at til Ollie. of the Company, No 81 School sr''t
Adams House, "nston and to whom all appIicatinGs
for u Charter By aud other document souu
~ "a''' JOSIAH PERHAM,
President Board Of ConInls ssIohoTs
Boston, Nov, 10, IsG0-l2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

AN advertiser iu one Of the papers
says he has a cottage to let, containing
eight rooms aud an acre Of land.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

Henry CLAY, is said to have been the
ugliest child ever born in Virginia.
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VOL. "a.

vexcd questions. lie continued to speak
at length of the benefits to be derived from
the preservation oI the Union, and conclu-
dcd amidst loud app ause.1
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

"YoU a dentist, Bob; did not know
you were in that trade
"Yes, said Bob, II follow no other
business but setting tceth--in beef, pota-
sose, bread and sish Ike
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

The Western Psnitoudary contains 2a7
ipmatea.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
GREAT WORK ON THE HORSE.
The Horse and Ills Diseases

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, VS..
PTofe's0r q F"tho'oyV amd operaave Sur
ge/y 1" The V'ternary College Of PAsl-
adclphta, uc., etc.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

The largest piece of silver ever taken
from a mile was found in Norway, AMI
placed in the Royal Museum at Cop,nha-
gen. 1t weighed 500 pounds, and was
worth about 50 900. In South America,
mass Of silver, nearly puss, wa, found
in l1OI.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

We COPY from the Charleston Courier
the following Proclamation of the Cover.
nor of South Carolina, declaring the in
dependence of that State:
PROCLAIM NTlON.
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who swarmsd about the head quartsrs or the
army In Missouri, when Fremont was IA COM
mend and MeKiu Try Ati lharge Of the Quarter
masters Department. Tho Admin. ration have
not taken action in this csse unadyisedly, or out
Of nero spite 10 Gen. Fremont
The World dis - at some length, the
subject Of South Carolina Contrablnds." 1t
commences
The occupation Of Port Royal is 'tablishinf;
two points, concerning the slaves, OF great i'm
portarce. II is demonstrating, first, thst there
are no slaves in the South who do not crave
freedom and, second, that such freedom, when
obtained, IA sure to I've abused unless some re-
straint is put upon it,
The EJprt' is responsible for tho follow
ing:
The President has addressed to Gen. wal
bridge the following letter, dated Washington.
Nov. l9;--Gcn. II. Wdhridsc, New York City
Dear Sir: Your note reminding me vi the fact
that a. early as April last, YOU pointed out to
me on the map Port Royal AMI Beaufort as nd
yantageous places to make Judgments ON IN,
southern coast, IL received. ! am free to coz
icss YOU were the first who called my attention
to that particular locality. | also remember
that YOU insisted we should call six hundred
thousand men into the field, n considerable
length OF time before had brought my own
mind up to ANYTHING near So large a scale
Your truly, A. LfNCOLN.
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WILLIAMSBUR RICH.

AupuCTIoN or 4 YouSG GIRL.--A young
gill, named Elizabeth Carter, who resided with
her parents in South 9TH At, was yesterday in
duc,d to ab.cond FROM her home, with a man
named Brewer, who had boarded in thu family.
She took with her 80 in MONEY! which sh0
| stole from her father, also gold watch, u num-
| her Oi articles of jcwehy, and a quantity oi
| clothing. The girl is only 10 years OF age,
while the man with whom che has ah-COnled T.
nearly 20 years her senior. The parents Of III,
| Young girl are greatly distressed ut her lcpar-
lure, which they believe 10 havo been brought
about by the villain Brewer, aAi measure, hay,
been taken Ia secure the arrest, IL possible, OF
tho guilty pair.
CoRRE,rIoS-Wo published on Monday u
statement headed Alleged Attempt to Kill, ."
wherein it Wa, charged that Mr. john . Shea
of the 18th Ward, attempted to hill Mr.. Ben.
net with a stone. Mr. y. desires " to state tina,
what he did in the way oi stoning was in self
defence against a numerous assault committed
upon him 10y persons in the house. IN the same
statement the charge is made against Mr..
that he, some month since, narrowly escaped
punishment for expressing scccs,ion srnti
mcnts This story Mr.. s. assures Ms l. altogc-
thcr untrue, aud circulated for the purpose OF
injuring him At the Navy Yard, whore he t.
employed.
DARiSD ANp SUCCESSFUL BuEGLNRY.-At
an early hour yesterday morning, the llousc q
Mr., Charles wilson, on the corner of South 9Th
and Fourth streets was cntcrcdby burglars who
succeeded in carrying away about : 100 worth Of
plate and n number Of other articles Of value
| The burglars effected an entrance To tho pre-.
misses 10y breaking open a rear door with q JIM
my. They Tansacked the premises in thc most
thorough manner, and after helping Themselves
| to all they wanted, they broke into the pantry
| and rcgalrdI themselves with an elegant repast
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nARINR INrKII.IaKNCR.

Opt CroWell, Of steamship Chesapeake, which Ar
'ivcd yesterday morning from Portland, reports
~ sing NJ O'Clock same morning, a fore and an
shouncr ashore en- iIpggs Back, Hell Gate. She
les high and dry.
Tic Il ~ Planter Daley. " aId from New York
llavrc, nil. wheat and h1ur, put into Falmouth.
rrs, Will lead II tud',r gone ani leaky. Ths
uL Hero, tpr,N usy rcpctt,d ~ having put In
vi u pumps clohcy - led fur Now York On the
rtli ult
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BROOKLYN.

SrppFN DENru W AZ ALDERMAN
Gcorgc l.. Bennett, formerly representative Of
the First Ward in the Common Council, expired
at his residence no Willow street. shortly
after 10 o'clock, yesterday morning. lie was
seized with apoplcNy, about O'Clock, the night
previous, and fingered until the above hour,
wlcn he expired. The deceased was about %
years Of age.
TAN ON lNCuRroRNTlp lNsurrrIoNs.-A
statomcnt was presented at the last meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors showing the valuation
If the whole amount Of property owned by cor
uoratons in King, County to bc ~ follows
Read estate. Oi2.?3O 90
Stocks dtduclng real estate. i.9iG.922 90
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A ssIGNFE,s SALE OF READY-MADE

. HtIOIHInHl W.'--N' NJ NhIoI NbNIN NJ 'I7T,I.I
~ Bowcry, will sill en- Moncsy, fbth' st loS
o'clc,k, large stock Of scatpntble clothing, coiu-
prising cloth, pilot, petersham and beaver frock,
sack, business and oytrcoits, do,skin, cloth, cas-
simCre and satinet pants, silk, satin, velvet and
cloth vests also cloths ctssim 'res, sttinets vest
inrs vclvcis, liniry ~ g.. n, order OF NJ. LIP.
MAJ, assigHcc. Aan invHae ot sh Ms, comprising
nL.uut coo pAirs gliters, shoes, Sc. 1870
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Total S1I.Otg.Sl1

Total amount ct laN........ S2JS.l9j ~
TIN KutEp on ruE liru RsuiMESr Is riir
LArE SkiRMi,II.-lhc bodies Of James Sty.
n.our and walter G. Taylor, priNatcs Of Compi
y, II. 18th Regiment, who was Killed in u Skin
q, IA wilma rs, o'y ofrch,l ci,nlfy. near Fall
lLu.,h on No. day ls,t. arrived IN this city ycs
90 -, h,wN. sli.g on. The u.cia's oldc,cise,
win TAX Ilr, .ou th' Washington street VI
+. Church on Sui tIy al O'clock P.M Com
ptuN g.. OF III" - h Regiment, Capt. Thornc,
viii escort the rrrIius To their last resting
i cr in Greenwood Cemetery. Tn Engineer
CONS aud other m, MIXERS Of the I n Re Jim M.
uW In ilIis CITY. a. requested tO meet at the
try Armory. corner OF Henry aul Cranberry
,rocl- on Sundi, At f. O'Clock, noon, for the
pa po-c of participating IN the solcmnitcs ot the
u,vusiUn.
CoSyi,TInN or MrEpErEn.-Thc trial #
william Curtis, heretofore known by several
aliases, for the murder of policeman David II.
Martin. on the 9Th II August last, was con-
cludcd in the Court Of oyer aud Tcrniner yes
trrdnv afternoon, 10y verdict OF guilty of muir
der In the SECOND degree. The penalty for the
crime Of which lac stands convicted Is impri-on-
mrnt fut life. The prsoucv was rcminlcd icr
| .cutcncc, which will he passed. thi, morning at
| ~ Oclu,k
CoNrEtnuTIuN To ruE RE'tEF FuNp.-Ih
| Brooklyn Zouavc Nidctto CorP', composed q
| bows between the ages Of ~ and X, fnlin.
their members diminishing from various cause
resolves to disland. Their effects Vcrr sold an,
the sum IL nincty-iivc dollars was realized
which amount has been handed over TO th,
chairman Of the Volunteer Relief Fund for tn,
benefit a the families ui the men from thi,
city at the seat ui war.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
SATURDAY, NOV. 22d, ISL.
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY

SATURDAY, NOV. 22d, 1851.
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY,
FOR Ladies', Children and Families, that they may see
THE LIVING WI ALE,
crom the coast Of Labrador 10 feet long, which
PROFESSOR 40 NSSIH
says Is ''the species known h. Nturliss, ~
THE BELJNGA, or WHITE WHALE"
one Of che most interesting objects ever INTRODUCED
e. tae public. Also, the
LIN G. II IPPO = o T \ VI L ),
from the River Nile In Egypt the
300 EDUCATED WHITE RATS,
aud all tie other wonders e this Immense est H.
,fshmcnt, besides witnessing the
PERFORMANCE OF TINT SUPERB DRAMA,
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT!
which IL produced In tho
AFTERNOON, at . O'Clock,
EVENING, at hslfpaSt 7.
II will he worth the price Of admission, 10 gee the
SMILING FACES OF THE HAPPY CHILDREN
aud listen TO their merry Laugh, ts they enjoy the
sort.
Admission 70 all, 2b cts. Children under ten IS.
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UCTIoN NOTICE-LARGE SALE House

Lhhold furniture this day, Saturday, at iON o',lk.
at private residence, 81 West 10th st, near 9th
insisting Of parhpr, chamber and diningrum fur
niture, crVkery, silver and glassware, carpetug
aud bedding 81; alsJ basement AMI lit hen uten-
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AUCTIONNOTTCRs.

LOTION NOTICE-sO0 CASES BOOTS
fhand shoes 30 hc sold y, suction ~ indsy, Nov
10Th, AZ 10Y o'clock, at the store Of U 3 PARSONS
and seasonable goods. noS5 sNlOo
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WANTED.

TANK WANTED IN GOOD ORDER,
l. strongly hoped, and of 90 OF 10 barrels capacity
Address GEO. q. uARTSoN, Brewer, Ill East tsd
81, n09a s'l3i
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4 UCrION SALE OVER ss.ooo WORTH

n household furniture, this DAY, Saturday, at
o'clock precisely 80 West 26th st, west OF 6tl ave,
comprising bureaus I've lstc1ts, sp't beds, cln *,
81 airs, tables, mirrur~, Brussps amt iugttu car
pets and Ndding e l kinds. ais ha-ymnn' ppl
kitchen furniture; sGc positive. X BURRpu aus,
avct %
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Personal NOTICES.
DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
AT.oth EXTRACTED without pnin. by new process.
BEAUTIFUL 10th inserted, ~ 10; set on silver,
- Mere shells Of teeth flied with the celebrated
bon, fny, without pain. All operations wnrrlIt-
~I ~ J. JAY VIIIERS, 100 Grand st. n22 3'l:2
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There was some Improvement in prices n The
opening " the II ARA today, hut the make, sos,
gave way and \ much lower range Of prices -.
es',bibhsI, falling still lower after the regular .e--
sion. nbp- Pressure 10 sell the railroad shares IL
very m~frd, 'nd AFTER The u ard f,l! Of y 81 per
cent. took place. The government list is firm, and
piircs Of tho skies Of iSsi kaH per cent. higher.
The hy,s II ISL and ~ however, are k9k per
cent. weaker, though there Is no large amounts
lCcrng ut the quotations.
Money Is easy. Cdi.loans arc chiefly per cenk
on go,i collatcrals. Foreign exchange took turn
upward this morning, some u the city bankers a.
yancing their rate To 100, which was cause q
u . fd in stocks. On London the current rates are
irs.@i09. On Paris 5f.s5s5CTh.
There Is now a very small accumulation II de-
nand notes At the New York Sib-Trcasury-nos
oerr fi6 eco The notes In great favor with the
people IN the Interior and circulate freely In trade
On change today the Flour market opened .
Shade hrmor and closed dun NJ yesterdays prices.
Wheat was one to two cents better with f.ir
rort demand, Corn scarcely ~ hrm. OaAa
were dropping, rurk quiet and stchy. Besf
WA quiet and unchanged. Lard steady, with
tur business.
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REAL ESTATE.

A NEAT . STORY AND BASEMENT
n lone and lot SLIGO, two hlo'l,i from cars.
Terms 500 cash, and 80 Quarterly III paid. In.
Guirr "f iDw. =. DAY, cor. 9TH avenue and 18th
street, South Brooklyn, n2J b'lOi
TOR SALE OR TO LET ~ BROOK
L knit o. new cottage uu m" south sile If WI
mglIy Nv, the hG,t otst ~ Frlnilin ay with ppI-
40 .ul Rdgrwuui Wrt,r: Tiuc $500 500 can re-
M rr: or would let II iii 1T Of My ~ 40 per
mouth. Aplly n WIN MARTIN, Frank In ty', ID
u.u., south ufGrrrul,plr Church, or ALIEN. y.
DEEllII.I. cor u glflrl and Park aycs. n13 T'lOT
IMPORTANT To FARMERS AND GAR
l driirts-A tract # cXs,llcnt farming land, al
loan soil, level, and free from Stone swamp, 20
miles ca the l.. r. II, for sls In quantities - suit
price $50 acre, payments cH'y. y A. BlNCE
2 Cry Hall Ilacc, cor Chambers ut. u2j J'll2
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IMTOETANT To FARMERS AND GAR,
TO LET.

ID ENTS-RENTS-P BASEMENT
~ 2 bedrooms, 10 Ronwck Il also 1st dor, -
Jane Vt; . rooms, - Hammond II, aud rooms III
and 40 Wnslin tun n; all In good order; gas and
water IN; mo- charge I'LL December, AMI very cheap
Inquire % Ruwiuk st. M 3'lOl
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N EDICENES.

DR. DEFINES LOZENGE-FOR DIPH.
Liberia, bronchial affections, hoarsenesa, coughs
colds, and asthma. We can recommend them as
safe and effectual. Bold by druggists generally.
General orders addressed to the manufacturer, DR.
WIN DEFINES. Post9fice, Brooklyn, q. d. MAJ a.
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MORTGAGE SALE-MARBIE MANU-
NlFACrORY STEAM ENGINE, MNCIII merry, Sc.
CHAMBERS " FAIRCHlID, Auctinncois.

saipsrultn ll3 Nassau II
will sell IN Saturday, Nov. 2gd, NJ II o'clock, Mt
Nos 1900, 1908, 1910 Br'ai Wy, the stock aud ms
prisinE steam uliu' mi h'rrr steam pump, shan
ins, pullirs, hangers and betting; large st,c< OF
Finished mHntcs, unwrDugt marble In blocks AMI
tlhl-, hurtA In marble amt plp-t,r, cuCrustc tiles
&c, &c; nl,o house, harness, wagon, cart, ofirr
iuniturc, 20 TINS coal, to's, &C., Sc. Catalogues
ready At the sale.
l21 HUGH KELLY, Attorney fr MIrtsayce.
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\TM Writers, AUCTIONEER WILL
w sell this dty, ~ iO4 O'Clock, ~ ibi Ctutl n.
the lnlaiC" II hurAhnll furniture Sf.-rlrprls
beds, h,duing, dining ru-lin and Kitchen furniture
Nr. A'Sr ~ ? u'c'o.k-Dry goods, fancy gosls
tluiLiur olnkN trimmings, lrWolty, dhmuu H.
.,.il ~ut,l,A platcdWarr, matchmaking gupll
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/, G !. pOGART, AuCTRs-TmIS Day

- & !. BOGART, AUCTRS-TIllS DAY
- AZ 10Y 90 H. Is, ~ the auction rooms, North
wli m 't,hou-ehud furniture, sofas, ttlrt, chairs,
cottage Suits extension AMI ten Tables marble TOP
pier til les bureaus wiishHtands, m1hg ami cottage
lyl,'o,is, writing dusk, super Eu}-h velvet Brus-
,els and ingram carpets oil cloth, kitchen furniture,
stoves, 30.
Al,
Con4tahlc' ulc-i2 Pilot cloth ov'rcu,ts, II pairs
ppttsS a.. CIIAS. \. WATTS, Constable.
Also,
A>sgurus s,'c-Lot bake pans, a. is, sc. also ono
~ rI,l horse, II hrtd4 hif years OH, double aud
slglc hurucis dc also 20 dpl axe handles, barrel
Ii &C. 1JI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

\LANTED-A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR
w iur a singers sewing mact iuc, at Madame
MENAGEN'S dr,ssm king establishment, No. go
Fourth NJ. fl
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TOR LIYEEPOOI.-TIIE PACKET SHIP
FNCEL~IOR, 1t Pier %, T. H. will soil W,dnrs-
lay, the 18th. For passag1, ur A. fl- on the - NIX
FIu'auinIplg 1t the uti.r II rllDMPSON'S Bnpk
star limo, 30 Pearl st. u24 .itg'iiO
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ClEAPEST LODGINGS IL THE WORLD
y clean comfortable suglc rooms ~ ~ II and l.
cents night, two In one room 10 cents each mar
ned persuns, 80 cents rooms are newly carpcted,
At Wiltshire House, l0d Fraukhn 81, near West
Broadway. open all night and meals cheap. nZ2 .
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH-STOCK
and fixtures Of the grocery store cor 125th 1t and
81 y. Apply 10 BENJAMIN WRIGHT, G5 Wall
st, Sd floor. 20
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ID n SElNAS Will SILL Al Anr.

z
-. ton, on inlay. Nov 20, nt IL O'Clock, the en-
tire stock dry ANIL tmy loFl- .u store II myrtle
av $50 klvu, consisting VA pant u' a,Ns, st'ius de-
Lair cs iu,rin &C. 4huNls, hf-, cmlrpiiyrirz trim
nii-s, Wur-t.I. c'mhs 'rtsh,i, and u variety vt
other ,,ocs gen rally ''t4i co. d-,t .l,ss store;
u.s., tie store fixtures. consisting ~ show c.sus,
u uu' Us, and Il ring. This SD. ~. worth, 'nc
.,,Un'l u VI tho trade. ulJ 2s'i5S
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&H REWARD-A POCKET BOOK LOST
''C On Nov. 22d, ia going from BrDtlwny through
9th n, 10 ID cars In 81 avenue cars n 5ith
street. through 6ith st, u 9th ayenue-nearly $3O
in money, and papers Of no value 10 the tnder.
VICTOR MAGNE- Tailor, 1871 Ninth st. n23 g'l26
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED As ENGINEER BY
, a man TINT thoroughly understands the takinl,
care Of atcnin cn;inchcst " reference given Al.
dress CIiAS. LIE, 90 Thump+bn 4. noes 3'l2l
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S,EMING MACHINES TO LET-SLNGERS
no IEr-IN NnRTm It'll NEXT Ell ST

j wll,amsbursh, in very handsome, newly paint.
cl unl papcrcd house, wnter, sewerage AMI closets,
list Nor, largr rooms and front basement : ; 4;
$50, rooms, 20; oilcoth and lamp In entry. @ /
p.d -co. Inquire # y II, QUINN, 1t LINZ Island
Pottery works, North IN, next 9th st. uu23 3'lDi
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

pOARD WANTED FOR TWO YOUNG
- lAblES-ADDREs5 A. II, FOR TWO DAYS,
BON sGi Sun OFFICE. u22 2'l33
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I T. DUNCAS, AUCTlONEER T.
Js itNCAN& G., III Nassau ct, mar Nam. vii.
30 .n "'r'yv, go ~ 81. is, ipn#ny 81, hotter.
80 ..c. = D. - two stow = 'rts CON,
H..'1 p. Nb,v.p', FIRST elias, $50 .b,,p. ~
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STOCK FLtcTt ATOMS


This table 4, derived ~ comparison Of the Fin,
Board sales each dayt-
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C6-LOST, on SATURDAY LAST, \
svC small brown or tan colorrl dog, with short,
smooth hair, ears and tail uncut; II any person IS
found on pure iasAd such dog, by returning It to
80 seventh ay, will receive tie above reward an /
the thanks # the owner. %
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HEM T..
SHIPPING, &c.

Tor LONLON-TIIE SPLENDID SHIP
J. YORKTOWN, At pier 20 h. X sails NOV. 2itl.
Far russago, Mt rdu'cd rHes, upply 10 rillS G,
CHE, 70 \ 0u'h -. u!j 3'i.S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-23

RIO LIT AT 17s FIRST AVE- ROOMS
i ON 2d hpur, water and waste pipe; bclr pm -
Nor, nl4I back basement, water AMI 7lup sink, rent
Low. ArpIy t" j. II. Dol CITY ljj bwnIy u t.
J. mn B'llN
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LOST-A LEMON AND WHITE
~ pointer, large FIN eyes; answers b the name
Of DUKE. Whoever viii return him 10 81 II \R-
RY Ri ST LIS, No. - Flltun st. Br'nklyu, will
zee, i've |! rtwarl. n22 3'lO3
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-12-12

York on the 23d ultimo, in the afternoon-a
fact which of course dismisses at once all the
rumors of her capture BY the rebels
Nothing of Importance has occurred in the
army of the Potomac. The scouts from Gen.
Wadsworth's brigade, which have been Scour-
lng'the country since Friday last, report that
Flint Hill aud Fairfax Court House are entire.
ly abandoned by the rebels
The government, it is sad is contemplating
general exchange of prisoners with the REQ
els, in order to release the officers and soldiers
Of the Union army from the miseres which
they are suffering in their Southern PRISONS
Such measure will bring consolation 10 many
Northern freside.
Gen. Banks has taken up his winter quar-
ters at friedrich, Md He was received there
with great apparent enthusiasm by the inhabi
tants, and located himself in the residence of
Colonel Bradley J. johnson. of the rebel ar
my. There are no signs of the rebels between
Harper's Ferry and Point Of Rocks, where
Col onel Geary's command is keeping vig-
liant lookout for them.