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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
OXFORD FEMALE CoLLEG
LITERARY SCHOOL.

LITERARY SCHOOL.
TTNHIS SCHOOL COMPRISES EIGHT PERMANENT.
Il LY organized classes whose studies commence with
the alphabet and continued in the Elementary Branches
Mathematics Languages. English Literature Natural Sci
ences and Moral Philosophy, until the minds of the
dents properly trained for the duties of life The in
vestgaons and discussions thorough and comprehen
sive Necessary apparatus is freely supplied The Libra
res and Cabinets embrace and extensive collections
FINE.ARTS SCHOOL.
Special attention is devoted to drawing Oil Painting
and Embroidery. The various styles of fascy painting"
and ornamental work" are also taught.
MUSIC SCHOOL.
Music is taught science and as an art Instruction
is given the Piano. Guitar and Harmonium. Unusual
attention is devoted TO Vocal and Sacred Music.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-08
THE NEW STATE GOVERNMENTS.

Opposition majority in the next House.
The sun., 1861-12-09

quess, with saies Of 1000 brs a, ssc. Corn hs
shade hrrner, with rnodsrais demand for exp1st
snd hou1e consumpti' n-ssles l0T 900 bus AZ esa
6abo tDr Infcrior and 6i065o for god " prinss
western mixed, chiefly ss s,ne Later price. Os,s ars
plen,y and dull, and leavy al 40 'bc ior caaaAa,
Jersey, Weetern And Sts'e
PR0y tstOps-Tbe Pork martetig unchanged win
sales At si2 5oCat3 Nv Mss ~ bOvse for Phme.
The Ref m ssksi Is hrm. with ssles OF 100 bbs -
ti0s4 " trr Cruu'ry P,itne s5cs5 80 for GO Intsy
Mess eiiJocsilf tepscked Mess and eis ne
70 s7k for extra Mos
D,ts.ed Ho0s ave steady sag atNc.
Prue Mess Beef " In fair dem md n Si6ao0c.
Blef n ms A. stea~y ~y-salcs o. 81 ibis a, Sib.
Gut Nests are duh ard nominal Al 9kabkc fr
Shoulder, md 4i.aTc fr HANS
Bacon bde- are IN moderate requess--sdes 10
tOres at Ic irr long cesn middles, deliverable in
January, aud THc short rtbhed ditto on the SPOT.
For Lard The make, Is steady, With sales u 1850
Butter i selling at rsisc CT Ohio, and ieesss
for State.
Cbeeae ia steady ., 6CasNc.
Aputrs-The market IL unchsngei with ssles 4 %
blss Al A5 b6L for Poss, and % 80 for Pearls.
CorroN-The marke' Il very hIm, With = mols-
ste business doing =, Sic for niddhnR Uplands.
WmAKEY-Is without decided change, with ssisn
4bO ibis at 2OOa9Okc.
The sun., 1861-12-09

A VFssEL IADFN WIN PROVISIONS and
cluiair for the loyal North Catolinian', slilcd
from hero on Saturday last. The amount OF
nancy now subscribed to IN" fund il $1,000
l. rgv SUPP lies of clothing and provisions have
also been gratuitously supplied. With respect
to the purity of motive of the individual ~ o
came here to solicit relief, We clip tho lolloNinR
from Sunday paper ol yestcrday;-"lho mo-
tiyos OF Rev. MIR Taylor, Of llatter,s, who came
from Uattoras as accredited from the suffering
families, have been callei in question in some
quarters. Rev. MIR. Taylor Is the Hon. Wash.
TAYLOR, whom Mr.. Foster, of North Carolina,
the self-constituted representative to Congress
from that state, has lately, in bogus convention
assembled lover the lcfD, nominated and elected
the Governor Of North Carolina
The sun., 1861-12-09

TIrE AMKRiC,N TrMrEKAScE UNfoN held
u meeting II Irving Hall last evening, with a
view to urging on the public the necessity for
the prosecution OF temperance reform in the
amy The Union has issued ten different tracts,
of which ldj oo0 copies have been distributed
in one hundred and siNty-dyc regiments, in all
parts Of the country Hon. J. A. Briggs ear
ncstly appealed to his hearers by their dear
on.s in tho army, and by their patriotism, to
do all in their power 10 rescue our army from
the curse Of intcmpcrancc. lie also urged in
strong terms the necessity for furnishing read
ing matter for tho sollior1-not mu,iy thco-
logical, controversial, or scctarian tones, which
were sent because they were of no value any
place else but olive newspapers, magazines,
und new books.
The sun., 1861-12-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

saturday, Dec, I-2 Pm,
Flour, &o-The Flour market Is without decid
81 change In price. The demand both tor export
ami home consumption Is quite moderate at - zoo
5o6.
RYE Flour is quiet at 50 bOSi 10.
Corn Meal il steady and unchanged --.
We auote Jersey at 80 Brsndywine SsTH@S
30, and punchsons 500
GHAIS-The Wheat market Is less Active, anr
urio,s are will out essential ehange-shes al ~ lys
I'M Club sl 2TGsl 80 for Milwaukee Club VI
for amber Iowa ~ seal 80 for Winter red West
m; a. 3Ial 80 for smher Michi'an pl 70 10
ysry choice do Sl,2a for Ca ada Club u 40 ~
vLite Canada : 81 44,Sl Is foE white Mchigani 70
JSng Island on private terms, and u se9i 30 fo'
rs, State. 80 -
Rye is In fair request toT export with salss a Y
0aS6 d. Barley sseady-salFs 100 bus Canada EAs
a Tsc 5000 bus state At Tbc and 1000 bus prtm'
CAnsdA Wes, N eec, Canada PsaS aka N tAir 70
The sun., 1861-12-09
THE NEW YORK SUN,
MONDAY MORNING, DEc. o, 1861.
CITY NEWS.



The city was cnvoloped, at an early hour on
Saturday morning, with a fox moro dense than
any with which we have boon visited for years.
The fery-boAts were obliged to run very slow
making our waters vocal with tho ringing Of
bells and the scroeching Of steam whistles, TO
prevent collisions. The boats running to Staten
Island discontinued their trips for several hours,
and all the boats due from up tho river asd
Sound we're several hours behind time. There
were several disasters. The steamboat City Of
Boston ran into and sank the canal boat Lieut.
Gen. Scott, while she was lying of tho foot OF
Fast Twenty-third street. During tho after
noon Of tho same day, the ferry-boat lola, While
on her way from Greenpoint to the city, be-
came ditabled, and driftcd against two schoon.
ers l. ying of East Is h st. The bowspr. Of
one Of the vessels pissed through the whocl-
house Of the ferry-boa,, but did no further in
jury. The British steamship City of Man
chester, for Liverpool, left her pier about 81
L. NJ, and proceeded down the bay, lu proba-
lily anchored at Quarantine. A collision o..
CURED at o'clock p. NJ, between tho Brook.
lyn fcrry-boat Montague and a schooner, which
was ying at anchor short distance from the
slip. The Montague had one of her cabins
stove in, while tho schooner escaped with only
the loss Of her bowsprit II IA believed that
none of the passengers woro injured, although
they were all greatly frightened. The fog lf..
ed about o'clock in tho afternoon, but came
| On again more dcnsc than ever at 4 o'clock, and
did not lift until yesterday morning.
The sun., 1861-12-09
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

y UtITTUOFT u 7 WI
Public notice IL hereby given that, On the lIth day
# Dec ember, shall proceed n draw panels of Ju.
rors for the following Courts n be held In anl fo
the City and County Of New YorG, on the 9TH lay o.
January, 1852.
A panel Of 100 Petit Jurors for Supreme Court
Ciruuit-Plt2.
A panel Of 100 Petit Jurors for Supreme Cur
d Count Of Oyer aud Termln9r-Part 1.
Two panels Of l0I Petit JurUrs each, for a Cour
NJ Common PleRs-Parts AMI 2.
Two panels Of lOI Petit Jurors each, for ) lpeh
or COuTt-Parts anu 2.
A panel of SO Grand Jurors for q Court Of Dye
anl Termner.
A panel of 30 Grand Jurors, and a panel ~ 100
Petit Jurors, for a Court Of General isAlons.
JOHN CLANCY,
DO 5'li2 erk.
The sun., 1861-12-09
sroCx FLUCTUATIONS.

The close OF the week finds an improved stoc'
market. The last European nCws wis more encour
aging, and the speculative stocks advanced Hsl
per cent, with more doing at the quotations. Th'
Western stocks were H@S por cent. higher. G'y
crumcnt stockB were stronger TAe SKIES OF 1867
advanced 2ta2i5 per cent. FIR the registered "
WIS, tx Interest and for the coupons 99H. or the
state stocks thore IL an advance Of per cent. In
T,unoss.es. Missouris are also Y per cent hotter
Money is dull, and abundant supply ohning
At D 40 per cent. on drst-c iss couaterals Prime
paper Is scarce at b46 per cent. for hvorile names.
Exchange on ondun at lOsk6lOo.
There h nothing stirring at the suh-Ireasiry TO
day. Tie banks have paid into the Treasury Thu
week 20 per cent the national loan' and been TO.
imlurscd SbIl COO tor public SUI scriptlons.
The returns from the Mint this week were over
h,lfn million dollars, leaving only Sioo, ,Ooo awaiin
r,.,, image for &C cunt Of the New York Office.
There was a great change yesterday in the cotton
20. DIS market and large sales. sheetings, calcocs
cottnnades, and some other goods advanced lc pei
| ysrd, and drills c,ttCn hanrcls and few other
X. Prices are IHedy today We quote heav
brown sheetingsh>. y, brown drills l5H@i'c.; blu
| duto lG,dlsc.3 .,uimack prints ls and l2Hc'
| Spragues, Pacinc, Cocheco and Hamilton ditto H.
The sun., 1861-12-09

An ALDERMANIC CANDIDATE ACCIpENTAL-
~ SIoT.-BenArd Kelly one Of the defeated
candidates for the position Of Alderman, was ac-
cid, ntnly shot on Saturday night At the lager
beer .aloon, No. 1SG Second avenue. lie aud
several others went into the saloon, when they,
it is alleged, created dis urbanco and were
ordered out. One Of them drew pistol which
he was iourishng about, when il was discharg-
ID, and ball from II entered kollys abdomen.
KIy was taken to hi' rcsid, nee, No. Gi6 Fourth
street, ANA phy sician who attended him states
that hc thinks the wound will not prove fatal
FATAL FAIL.-Coroncr Schrmer held an in
quest Yesterday, upon the body Of Mary Ann
f,ely, a child 10 years of age, who was killed
by falling out Of ith story window Of No. 60
Spring st., on Saturday afternoon. The mo her
Of tho chill was grossly intoxicated at the time,
aid the jury, in their verdict, censurcd her for
ncglccting to take proper care Oi the deceased.
The same coroner held an inquest At the n.
Y. Hospital, upon the body Of Robt. Rogers, a
native of Newburyport, Mas, who, the nth
ult., accidentally felt into the hold Of the ship
Josiah l.. Hall, then al pier - T.. r., and was
fatally injured. Deceased was formerly a ship
master. Verdict, accidental death
Rus OVER AND KurEp.--An inquest was
h. III Yesterday at the n. Y. Hospital upon the
body of Mary DJnohuc VINO died f.om irae
turo of the ,kull, rec lived on the ith irst., by
bdn, run over in ith ave. By an express WAGON
the driver being unknown. Deceased was q
witness in the Burdcll murder cast.
TIm Caldwell lIoNICIDE. Joseph Minro
the person charged with the homicide Of Chris
| torhcr Caldwell, was arrested on Saturday an'
l hcld TO await examination. IL Is alleged tha
/ df ring a bar-room fight, abOu, month ago
Minno threw a bottle that struck Caldwell upol
he head, fracturing his skull, and subsequent
ly causing his death.
FATAL ACCIDEST,-Mr. John McGibbon,
boarder at the Metropolitan Hotel, was fatal
il iured on Saturday afternoon, while in tn
store of Ball, Black < Co, where he was caugll
in the machinery and had both legs broken, he
sides Icing internally ruptured. lie was take
TO the hotel, where he died the same night
CoroneT Schirner was notified, and will hold a
i inauest upon the body this morning.
The sun., 1861-12-09

A serious d,turbitcc occurred yesterday AZ
lencon in it'h street near 9Th avenue, anon.
number of boys, amounting to about q thou
sand who assailcd each other with stonc', oy s.
tr shells, and several other missiles, doing Sc
'ious damage. Tie riot grow out Of an alarm
Of Ere iiom the second district, at which the
lo,s collected al hat a collision. Tho 22i
Precinct Police cane on the ground and dis
rcfscd the crowd, arrcsting four OF the ring
leaders.
The sun., 1861-12-09
PolIoo Intelligence, so.

The BROADWAY SHOOTING CAsE.-Thos
Mccormick, the young man who was shot
Il rough the body by Thomas o'Brien, at the
oorner Of Broadway and Blocker street. on
Thursday night, is still alive, but the physician
in attendance expresses little hope OF his ulti.
mate recovery. We are requested 70 state that
there was % quarrel at al betvesn the parties
The sun., 1861-12-09

IANrIILAERosTITIo horrible word
which head, this item, scarcely second to Herr
mans "prostidigitation, or Andcrson''s chip
rop,dalic platform with which amusement.
lovers have been astonishcd in times not long
past, means simply most surprising feat Of
gymnastics which will he performed at the
Academy of Music on Thursday evening next.
1t IL said to be new AMI excessively dangerous,
aud will therefore prove trac'iye.
The sun., 1861-12-09

The Genei Term Of the Superior Court, in
tho matter Of the Forrest divorce case, confirmed
the judgment Of tho court below, allowing Mrs
Forrest o. 900 per snnum. II will be remem-
bered that Mr. Forrest resisted the payment Of
this smount, and the suit was for its reduction.
The proceedings Of tho other courts were do
void Of general interest.
The sun., 1861-12-09
MfEfArVRE ALMANAC,
MARINE INrRLLIGENCR.

n ship Ina Russell, ashore at Brig Nntipe Shoals.
cs bead N ,hore, and will probably lie g., od nexs
g. n tjc.
shin Dcvpnshre from London Oct 10 for Nev
York. put into Bermuda in dis'rcss. Was obliged "
brw overtoatd part Il the cs'ge.
The ehrig ABC.ok from Ragged Island for ne
United stass, with salt put into Betmuda, leaking
bssly.
The sun., 1861-12-09

They wero quietly engaged in conversation, Il
appears, when o 'Brien produced the pistol and
careleasly pointed i At a comrads, who thrust
Il aside with his hand, the effect causing ita
discharge, and the contents penetrating the
lnoast Of Mccormick, who was sanding In
The sun., 1861-12-09

important changes today in the time table. The
Albany afternoon train is to leave hereafter at
3.Ij PM. instead of $50, and other changes
are inserted in their advertisements.
The sun., 1861-12-09

SrrpENTs FROM WEsrEHN NmGISfA, and
other sections Of the southern states, now freed
from rebel CONTROL arc making application for
re- admission to the Law Department Of the
New York University.
The sun., 1861-12-09
PUBLICATIONS, &C!

NINE. DEM0RESTS MAGAZINE-DES-
cloak patterns just recsived also elegant sleeves
and children's over dresses In great variety. Full
died patterns Of the army mttens Furnished gratis
application. sent by mall receipt OF cen,
stamp, Winter No, d As mirror d fEahlOaa no =
ready. 1ia
The sun., 1861-12-09

TIfF DoGMA oF rHT IMMAruLATE CnNcEr.
rloN cf tho Roman Catholic Church wHt celc-
brntcd Yesterday by High Mass in the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception, on lith st.
The sun., 1861-12-09
DENTISTRY.

AT i2s WEST 22D ST-TEETH FILLED
n with gold In the best possible manner, free o.
charge. The celebrated improved Atmospherl
teeth $40 seI Teeth extracted without pain. Call
nom 70 sp.m m. do J'lD
The sun., 1861-12-09
2 HOyT DENTIST sO7 BROADWAY

nR HOYT, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
~ doors above goth ST. Inserts beautiful sets =
testh with viii out exss acting the roots on gold
as low a. e28 silver, ~ rubber, 80 plAtina.
so ARTIFICIAL bone hlliog dnsertsd without pAirl
81 ssnis gold, 30 oeAts W 81 aualgaIn. 90 cents
A wOSk wauanled, ds Aae'tso
The sun., 1861-12-09
AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTIoN NOTICE--S00 CASES BOOTS
n and shoes, n be sold NJ auction on Monday,
Dec 9th. ~ 10N o'cl ck, ., the store d q. =.
PARSONS a sONs, 81 Courtlandt n. Prime assort-
ment Of fresh and seasonabls goods. dI 2is'los
The sun., 1861-12-09

CEWING MACHINES-LADIES LEARN
- ed TO operate on w. & W.s latest improved sew
ing machine learned till perfect in all ia branches
and particulars, 10y an experienced operator, for
81 III West STth st, sth eve de9 3'lOd
The sun., 1861-12-09
DAwY1ROKEe's sALE-MoNDAY- sTU

Il December, at 1Ok O'Clock, M JJiIN MORiI.
MERS 10 Ei-t Broadway, consisting of silk, de-
laiuo nud calico dresses, coats, pants and vc-ts,
lrds, pillows aud holsters, cnnicctinners copper
By order of Y. TwIBI.ES, 20 B,yard st.
The sun., 1861-12-09
WANTED.

DAWNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
The highest price paid for Plwnbroker's ticket
dry goods &C. at " Beecker st, up stairs. dd 3'l2s
WANTED STEAM POWER II ROOM
w about 40 by 20 feet, with 10 10 horse pYwcr,
which can be used day anil niyhi, tirst ilo1r or
bnscrnent, In the lower part of the city. Apply 10
box llI2 Post Oficc CITY. %
The sun., 1861-12-09

r OSr-OUT OF AN EXPRESS WAGON
IL ON Friday, 9Th inst small box, containing
linen handkeTchiefs, tmarked Meyer q Sui erger }
The hnder will be rewarded 10y leaving ID At d2
Hesds st.
The sun., 1861-12-09
TO LET.
SHIPPING, &C.

Y LIME FOR LONDON-SAILS WEDNES-
a dsy, Dec nth. The packet ship ADRIATIC, at
pier IL, II. For passage nj low rates IN 2d 'bin
or drafts On any part Of England ireland, paya
bls ON demand, apply 10 TAP5COrr & Csc South
st. s92'l2l
The sun., 1861-12-09
UC1ION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE.

n hu't ia hi utc, tNis Q. nj. X, 10 &c ck At the
I story Lousn Of Dr Arthur MsNY.ll o. East 2Ith st.
lrt L ,iukt n and stl Ayer, consist oi beautiful
II 'issI> ~ Il g. Grain cVItts, rosewo1d ptlu forte,
In psi'o n.'i uHr, r', "A, ,linN aud silScr wIe
t,ule ,ut.uy, tosl W,oi ul m,h,grny cl,tradS
uJ,avs, tsir mr'r.s cs, Holsters, pillows, tlaik.
els, a yks, Isintiura, Na'cs, sofa tcd, spring and
1tc eat d airs, oil 10th, s'oy,s &c' sale loritvo'
house ~ lc': rent very low lbl
The sun., 1861-12-09

DiRgrroRA.
TEI MS j. BERGEN, JOHN X. PRt'YN,
ANDw. FITZGERALD, SAMUEL VAN 'YYCK,
HIRAM v. ST. JOHN, ALEXANDER McCUE,
I'd W'D r. BACKHOUsE, CHAS. A. SILVER,
JAMES HARPER, STEPHEN A. DODGE,
LEWIS HURST, d. d. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. SPADFR. JAS. v. SCHOO MAKER
JOHNSON LEAKE, MICHAEL NEYIN,
HENRY j. CULLEN, ALEX'R UNDERIILL.
LEVERITr III, SAGE, JEREMIAH MUNOELL
PHILIP 3. CIR OKE, SAMUEL CARR son,
JAMES u. COOPER. RICHARD II. LEVERICII
JOHN q. sCHUMAKER, DEMAB STRONG,
JOHN j. VANDERBILT, JOHN LEFFERTS,
HENRY TIENKEN, OLIVER 3. FLEET,
JAS, CRUIKSHANK, GEORGE RICHARD,
TEUNIS j. BERGEN, Prss't.
JAMES d. THOMPSON, Jr, Ssc'y. 40 lY'l1l
The sun., 1861-12-09

ONLY FOR 70 Cts. GTsmtARIES RIi.S1I LEARSsp IsASS
chine in all its branches and particulars, on all
kinds Of work, also ladies taught at their own 81
denccs. Apply 492 Tenth ave, near 4lst at in tue
drug store. d' S'lol
The sun., 1861-12-09

XXTANTED-A FIRST RATE OPERATOR
w on Singers sewing machine ON plnt,loons'
Afo 80 hnishers; the best paid, NJ l'6 Chat
ham 81. l4V
The sun., 1861-12-09

XXTANTED-2 EXPERIENCED FEMALE
w hands TO work on Cavalry Jackets. Very
oest Of price given, at Horatio 81.
The sun., 1861-12-09

TUis Company insirca Property Il all kinds agiins
oss or Damage by Fire, on AZ favorable terms a.
similar Institutions.
TEUNIs j. BERGEN Pres't.
JAMES -. THOMPSON, Jr., Sec'y,
GEO. w. HI Nj, Assistant.
The sun., 1861-12-09

TAILORESSES-2 TAILORESSES Wanted
Il on custom pants, one on military coats af.sr "A
sewing machine; none but good hands need apply.
2bs Hudson ay, Brooklyn. l
The sun., 1861-12-09

UTANTED-1O FINISIIERS, . BAISTERs,
w good operator on Singers machine f'r milf
tary pants: none but good hands need apply CIR
Graham ave and Conseyea ST, Williamsbdrgh,
The sun., 1861-12-09

nj DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEER, WILL
vi. sell this afru ON, o'clock, at 2bj Eist 10th
st the entire household furniture contained In the
aioyc residence, Il carpets, piano f'rtc, mirrors
sof,s, chairs, buroaur, wUhstaIds, bodstoads, halr
mat, rasscF lounges, feather beds, Sc. 20
The sun., 1861-12-09
EsIPLOYMENT-FemAIes.

GIRLS TO LEARN TO OPERATE UPON
VI Singers g. NJ; also 10 make coats, pants, vest y
a.. Apply all the week ll5 w. gath st. LIST flo "
back. Also wanted TO hire "a Singers 5. VI. 10
The sun., 1861-12-09

OK REwARD-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY,
pO between Canal street and Wavery place, on
Broadway, gold bracelet. The above reward will
be paid BY returning Il 70 No, Washington SQUARE
The sun., 1861-12-09
INSURANCE.

THE
LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BR)OKLYN.
OFIIIR, uRAsCu OFFICE
9iT FULTON STREET, II WALL rREET,
PROORLYN. NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
The sun., 1861-12-09

XITANTED-BAISTERS ON COATS, NONE
w but experienced hands need appyj to 81 h
good prices will be paid, and the employment per
manent Apply Union all, Court 81, cor Stckett,
Brooklyn. ~ S'lH
The sun., 1861-12-09

T OST-ON SUNDAY MORNING, A BAY
- horse, with one forward foot sore; had on Lis
halter BY rttuniT g ID 1856 Lorimer 1t, William
urgh, the huaer will be suitably rewarded J..
ID. WANZER. 90
The sun., 1861-12-09

WANTED-FINE MEN To WORK on
w inst Glars channcl nailed work. To good,
steady men conftsnt rmplo' meat and good wages
will be given, 1t l92 West goth Vt. los
The sun., 1861-12-09
DRY GOODS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH THE
l. stock, fixtures and good will of the toy II Ition-
above 18th 81, Rent moderate, and rare opportu.
nty, considering the proximity Of the holidays.
Apply on the premises %
Tor SALE-TIIE LEASE, STOCK AND
l. fNtu ~ Of first class restaurant ard oyster
saloon 2of Third ave, cor 10Th It, Apply in lhe gro
cery store. de9 1000
L. OR SALE-s25O WILL PURCHASE
the stock, nNhros and good will Of the old est,b-
bhod stand for bread, cakes aud confectionery, 295
Fulton, cor Lafayette av, Brooklyn, ID. Rent
low 10 "a gond tenant. do 2isTh&M'l0t
The sun., 1861-12-09

DAWNBROKERS SALE THIS Day
REIL a INGRAIIAM will sell 10 auction, com
m,ncing ~ 10 O'Clock, 400 lots + men ami women'a
winter clothing, quilts, blankets carpets, gold ear
a,d finger rings, pins, look'ts bracelets, Sc. By
order ~ FRIDENHERO, IAcensei Pawnlirober. 20
The sun., 1861-12-09
|. TTRACTTyE AUCTION SALE

n OF II JtsE{iOLD tURMItM
AND no EEL URNIslIlNG ARTICLES,
r is tao dad m ming, at ~ oslo K, al house loz
West 9ist 1t, let II aud sth aves, comprsi
ltsut fnl psrior. dining 70 N and chamb r tdrni-
ture II every desctiption. AL a. 80 d as nw-rich
c,riNtts, ~ ds snd lie iding, French chinI silver
ware rutlsry, glassware, olclcths, stoves &c. No
pcstponemcnt. lYo
A SSIGNEES SALE-J0HN LLOYD, AUC-
n tione.r-JOHN LLOYD q SONS, will sell on
Thursday December l2th, at 9t3 Broadway, NJ lnH
o'clDck, the entire sock of wholesale clrhing
house, consisting cf boys clothing, cloths, trim
miDgs. fixtures, e.. Sale positive, rain or shine -
CA,4loSu Il the place Of sale. by order II A. d.
wHEELO~K Assignee. d9 41lO
The sun., 1861-12-09

S1OO OOO MONEY PROCURED
plOO,OOO. aud loaned on bond ami
mortgage In sums 10 suit applicants, at w. u.
MiTCHELLB real estate aud loan agency, II Cedar
IT, bet Broadway aud Nassau 1t. nd s'll4
The sun., 1861-12-09

OOO TAILORS WANTED AND TAILOR,
%OO essJs ard hraiders on military overc lat'
and for cu stom work, 10 finish after machine; bes
prices will he paid. Apply for week, Al 2Oo Sui
iyan st, up stairs.
The sun., 1861-12-09

WANTEp-A FEW JEWELLERS WHO
w underst ,nd to max. uroide tcomIp ctonJ work
Hlso amrn who understands to p'ish and to c"lor
such kind OF work. 46 ElIrldgc s.. 10 3'i32
The sun., 1861-12-09

6O GOOD TAILORESSES WANTED, TO
OOmake frocs coats; steady work all the winter;
maid on Saturday. To save trouble none else peed
call 1873 Hammond st, basement Il
nOO COMPETENT BAISTERS WAN
l.OOO ted Immediately, ON military jackets.
None but competent hands need apply; also man
10 press To such as will suit steady employment
for the winter will be given. MUNSUN a Go. II
The sun., 1861-12-09

\XTANTED-AVALET To GO TO FRANCE
w Arpy Chatham square. purtsrs for stnres.
II. Aprlg Chqtltm 50. oonduc Apply I
Ihstlan 20. 9 hrakesmen. Apply 7 Chatham 3 !.
The sun., 1861-12-09

1nO MIN WITH SIIOVELS WANTED
lOO 10 work ON the 81 atinR poLd of the Union
skaiipg A'ttciston of brooklyn Apply TO WIN.
SWEENEY On the prtmi,es, cor. Of Rnledge ~.
and Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn. 10
The sun., 1861-12-09

EOUND-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
j. dog, all black, except small W ii.e spot On the
breast. The owner can have him by proving pro.
perty and paving expenses. If not called for vii.
be sold. Apply at 16T Allen st, rear house. del .
The sun., 1861-12-09
LOST AND FOUND.

CAME TO THE PREMISES DEC. 1st, \
~ spotted COW the owner can b, ave her by prov
ing property and paying expenses. Inquire d
sAMt Ell SEAMAN, milkman, Cypress Hills. d0 y
The sun., 1861-12-09
uCr1oN SALE OF CRoCKERY, &C.

n HENRY q. EVANS viii ,cu ON Tuesday, Dec.
TO- At T. o. lu,k, at NJ Maiden Lane, white granite,
cumtnuu and yellow ware; t,ncy china vases, tea
sets, ui,ttU teas bnd mugs, vi ,ss ware, &t In l"tS
TO suit retailers, being tile st ck II dealer uo,n
tusiue-s. sale positive and without reserve.
d,g 1910