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The national Republican., 1861-11-26
n REAT .AUCTIO SALE
~ OF
F. L r. NIT L II H!
At the Warerooms of
s. &. STEI.Eyt'S y SO.H.S,
Marble Building, No. "a Hanover street,
BALTIMOR MD.

The large and very choice stock of Cabinet Fur.
niture contained In the Five story Marble Building
Of s. srEVtNS sONi, No 81 Hanover s'Ieet
viii be orsred at public auciion, on TUESDAY
Morning, Now mber 20, nj 10 o clock.
The stook comprises very extensive variety OF
superior Baltimore made. Furniture, bo h high and
low priced. and Il one Of the largest and best stocks
ever offered at public auction III This country.
Rosesood Mahogany and Walnut Chamser Sets,
elaborately carved Also, q great assortment OF
lower priced Chamber Furniture, and several Cot
tage Sets Very rich Dining Room Furniture, Par
lor Sets and Hall Furniture.
Also, a fine assortment of Cane and Wood %
Seat Chairs, Kitchen Furniture, Looking III
Glasses, Mattresses, Pillows s.. Bed Comforts, ~
and every article usually fouad in lrst class ~
retail furniture store .,
A large lot of Camp Furniture will also be added
Stools, Taples, Chairs, Portable Comp Beds. ana
msny articles to which the Soldiers attention
should be directed. So.
he goeds can be examined previous to the day Of
aS- Terms cash, In bankable money.
SAMUEL }. SOPER n CO.,
nov2l-ats AuctiOneers q
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A tsakinx Thr,s,ia ,,i N,

Emanusl Bpsel was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of threatening violence TO HIS W ife from
yhont he had separated u short time agp. Jus
rlcs Dom held him IA security 10 KEEP the
peace. d..'-' Ia, ,.,..
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RICH MILITARY GOODS. -.
TWo-Row SHOULDER STRAPS, :. i

Swords, sabtea, ssshes,. Epaul4ttes, ~'' ''
Gold Sword KUota, Belts,
Gauntlets, Field ant Soy Glasses, &c,
Also, RICHLY. EMBOSSED SWORDS AND
SABRES, for preseltltiou
A large assO tm"nf of the above Just received and
will BE- opened On Monday 2uh instant
- NJ. W, GAIT 4, BRO,
Jepeiers, 35I Penn ayenue
. 81 -Four doors west of Browns Hotel -9s
nov 25-3J
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Bf :! o. moSUolRh e Co., Aaesioneers.
kfcE1AkNr zouSEHohD Funmrt4E At AUc
- yr TON - -

K1CELILENT HDUsEHoLD F1RN7TtkE At AUc
~ TON - -
%, SATURDAY MORNING November q, oom
mencing at 10. O'Clock, shall ss IN front of The
S.,s ssU;, Of s
E'sIsi.s, ssisss, ea%ssssSl,ss- assrslo'ss sot.s = ~"::
marble ns TOP SS S,is .sI ~. .rs Sss., Chairs
% Wsinut Route and Tets.a tete IabIesr
Loungtns Chairs, Foot ClshionI
Wsiau, sad Mahogany wsrdrooes iaa a'sad ssdsieads
c.nf s. :s.'S ssr iSi. ssS EsssssIio. Char.
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds ="
Feather Boosters and Pll ows, shuck Mattresses
GMSihass SsssHls,ds Maple Po..
White Gfsoits Dinner Sst ."
PnN.a,.n Plstsa Ice @ ri,chfr, e., Castor sas Dishes
. Vine Glasses; Jelly Sias.ss, etc. '' N''
Brussels, lnsr.,s, and venitian cafpSe,
sIansS,s Rs1os;aS So1S,s; .s S.s, odl
= Together x!thT complete s.soItpsn.o Of Kitchen
,>,p.,J,ii, 3, WaL.., ADD.bA' ~
a'afZ ,sf, sas tss$s:r tdns and Cooking
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets &C., 10.
.a . .'".'t. c. MCGUIRE co.
nov Id irN 49, Auctoneers.
WILL ALSO BE SOLD4"
90 dozen Brandy and whisky,
JAS !. .MoauIRR'2co.,
~ 9 ." \ r...,.,..-. "r ''a A"ss'neers
$' II: ss {; Tsssss
'' '.s .. ''"j jas asat 6. .i" seSGfaE Gtst CO.,
hoV Ia-o re Apcdoleers.
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MRS. Lincoln.

Ac6ohPauisd by kr. wikof,
Cheyslier,) yesterday afternoon
the camp Of the'U ritef States c
GlsnwOod Cemetery, and was n
entertained by tie colonel Uftha
the HonssUehhh CoShf&ne,, ..,
pr. pressed thspssslsyes, httshlydira
oTttS camp. ' v,Iro .. =
The national Republican., 1861-11-26

HALE-BHEED AANDs FOX SALE.
5000 acres choice Lands one third timber in Rich
ar.son county NebrRska, at low rates. ..
Also, Balk Charter for Il Western bank that has
never suspended.
Address Colorado" House Of Representatives
Washington, DC. nov Elm
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|no O'clock
tangled With
b preyented
" great dis.
| full speed,
Twas not in.
the o&csS's
dry. - agJis
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DOoms FoR RENT g. ..'..' ..
No o, on the third floor. .'0.'f' -
Nos. IA and Is, on the fourth noor
Nosr 30, 2l and 80, on the fifth door
Inquire of JOHN II. SEMMES h Co CORNER. of
Louisiana avenue and Ninth ttreet, opposite west
end OF Center Market. nov g3-GtiC
The national Republican., 1861-11-26

"ND ID F. NC l. LO w S,"'HALLt
,O,.n G- i,. seventh street, above D.
EXTRA AArrRAcr1oN-Two NEW STARS
WILLIAM BATCHLOR,
The beautiful Ballad Singer.
PROF.. JOHN RITTER,
The great violinist.
Twelfth Week OF, the
CAMPR.E mINsR n Il LIS
AND BRASS B.A1(D.
Sixteen, Star r",rr .., -rt.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT
Look ONt for hichard III.
Doors open at O'Clock, commanding at oelccE.
oct 81-bt Dr.. G FORD, agent.
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host Of others. sat the dAxrrRsurr.
Every night this week, ,F.
Mr.. WILLIAM WRAN, =.
The Man who can do everything.
And entire change of Songs, Dance lNc, Sc,
ADMISSION -Psrquet, sS cents Pafterfe. IS cents
Doors open At 7, commence at TX O'Clock.
~ The first of =, p
+ % PERClVAL'S MATINEES, "a
for Families ard Oh ldrep
will begin NEXT saturday afternoon, al 2 O'Clock
UPoa this occasion the saloons are entirely closed
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RyJ. c. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioneers


'V'O INVENTORS ANA PsTkNrE D;S.
Ameriosn sud 9Pristorss OF .ne snS
r a 70 ID M IT ss.
Htth Sixteen Years Erpesie,oe- IN TIE business.
Refer to Hon Judge Mason; Hon Joseph Holt,
u on. W. ID. Bishop, -Cohthissioner OF Patents,
md to more than hfteeu taousnna inventors who
have had business done through Mum q Co =, Pat''
ent Agency. 90.
Patent Laws aud Regulations, loe pages, rs cents
mail ...... .. . ,s'. 90 ~
No charge for oonsultation, orally or by mail ...
Preliminary Examination In United States Patent
Office, So.
OfiGes, No 81 Park Row, New York; W ashiug gtbn,
corner OF aud Seventh streets. opposite the Patent
n Tre mRr1t--sfnif, J
TO = u II LEI X 5 '.,'. 80
l. AND PEDLARs,..
THE PREMIUM = ." p,
VARIETY STATIONERY PACKAGE IT,.
Is for sale at
The wholesale agency
$40 Seventh street, up stairs.
f.. W. BARKER, Agent.
or A full supply always on hand 90
nov Zb-3t"
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tinue to Slavery the tribute we are now paying Oh
,nnrn thnn O rniilinn Of doll ara a day.

more than milll0n OF GOLIATH uhy. -.
Events too, uuder Providence will be our masters.
For the rebels there Gao he no true success Every
road for them leads to disaster. Defeat iVr 'oen
will be bad; bnt victory will be worse; ior tuen NIL
the North be inspired 10 a suohmer ene,sy'
proposition Of Emancipation when euora an. ieu'
Athens followed close ION the oraslet a.. -;
and The stAtesman " no moved II aiter"aIu
;slf nv sayipp that il proceeded not IRON nun OUT
fcom q heroncpa The Act Of Congress, puniohhg tue
rebels bv giving Freedom TO ihei' slaves enPYytd
o0ainst Es-flnnliarly known as ,he CophSce'ioh
49, a,seA In Senate on the morning alter The dis
Az. 4, worassas I'm tie providence OF God there
10 accilens; and this seeming reverse thus helped
1be way IN the greatest victory which can be won.
There IL a classi, al story OF mighty hunter
base life IN the Book Of Fate had beeu made to de-
pend upon the preterya'lon OF brsno whicn was
bnrnng at bi. birth. The brand 80 full Of destiny
was snatcbed from the flames and carefully pre-.
served by bis prudent mother Meanwhile the
hunter became powerful and invulnerable TO mortal
weapons. But at length the mother Indignant at
bis cruelty to her own family flung the brand upon
the flames and the hunter died. The story u that
hunter, so powerful and invulDerable TO mortal
weapons, is now repeated In this Rebellion, and
Slavery is the fatal brand. Let our Government,
which has thus fer preserved Slavery with maternal
Gaze simply fling it upon the flames which itself has
madly aroused, and the Rebellion will die at once
Anidst all she perls which now Surround ns, there
ia one only which l dread. II 10 the peril which
comes from some new surrender to Slavery--eome
fresh recognition of its power-sOme present DIAL
lance with its ntoerable pfetensions. Worse than
any defeat or even the flight of an army would be
such abandonment of princiIe. From all such peru
good Lord deliver us! Aud there is rag Of
salty clear as suright-plessant as the paths OF
Peace Over ito broad and open gate is written
simply JUSTICE. Toere is victory in that word.
Do Justice, and you viii oe twice-blessedi for so You
will subdue the rebel willie you elevate the
slave. Do justice frankly, geIerou;ly, nooiy, and
sd u d.fxv xlrsaES
seeming responsibility will disappear in obedience 10
Code everlasting law. Do justice, though the
Heavens fall but they will not fall. Every act Of
Justice becomes new pillar Of tue Universe, or It
may be a new link of that
| golden everlasting chsin
Whose stcng embrace holds heaven aud .arh and main"
Mr.. Sumner was frequently spplauded during the
delivery of the address, and retired amid loud cheers
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An ArrrAL no AID IsrrNrsrxp u rHE PRrsssr

AN APPEAL TO ALL INIFNESTED IN THE PHEHFT
Wan yoR rHK USIos.-The managers Of the Union Home
school, all dc itute AID mothress children OF volun
ts.r, o this ey received aid kibdy cared or propose
one Fair for ths benefit u tho Home ihe frs week 10
and In order 10 furnish tsbes they sppes to
every person dooss article Al have l. Ia their
oower 20 help relieve the father who ,ravey hghfng o
a. from paisful anxiety concerning the little opos at hone
The onsy raised IN DO applied to the support OF these
little onss all Of for bread Any
articles DO used tho Fair cue Home school
may be len with the President OF the Soetetv MRS Gen
Robert Auderon FhAvr HoteI or the VieePreddcni
Mr. Drake Ms Fifth u bot convenient to send to
her of the sbove please address Mrs Olive Of DE.
Voc Secretary Uniou Home School, Seventy fh st~ct
Eleventh avenue and they will be sent for.
Two ladies have lately come over to this city from
F,spre to place themselves under the treatment Of pr
ehthi oil 81 Marks place for the OF de-fne IL T.
gratifying that have snong os Physicians whose fame
Europe aud etraos pxtenls from Tho seat Of
medical soicnoo. journal Of Conaasroe.
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Arrived.

Shin New Orleans. pen, Liverpool Oct. H. md,e 10 W z
frost { Co. Nov o. VAS within 500 mile. o. New.I"t
the Gulf stream south Hsersa since then mas nAs
tessy w aid N 6as of p-.wick, Mel Harvard L,s
erpooi oes Q Baker Nov 49, lat u 90 Ion =
spo relei. tsr Of Lo dooj Nelson, Havana Nov L. h
bsla,t 10 simon lie Wiser & Co:
s,k Aura 1Of Provscnce Lindsey Hsv.n. Nov ls fun
" O. AnderS D. Ross Who informed a. that they ba1sp-
ed the pryaeer besaegsd Nov In ths bahama oaAs
B.,k Sl.eiols usw Of Bo.tgn Di.kO Sullivan. Ne. u
DAYS 10 ba last TO Is. II. Richardson
bsrt Edmund Dwight (of bOstan) NickersoO. Havoa Nov
n 0 A1s,ls tBrI Windsor BsbdOe. % d.y. nOls
90, 81 81, 70 swith Joaes Co Nov H. lat 81 .oa 40 ~
Big J. coaSdcn Dr. Of Truro T. 81 Forbs'' Hawai- u
Sehr Fila OBJ VI Edward isand) McDcssd, Man
zauila 50 days mahogany to th"s oven son nay:
Cap fear wss boarded BY u gunbos Amanda and oidrs
OF he coast The T. has experienced heavy ~osthef the -
sebr. Charlotte Minerva (Br Of Kingston Jam JoDs
Anv ali 40 days cocoa to Experienced heavy ~ al
N gales the greater pa, Of che Pi,ssss ~
day. loswood Nov L. lat % 90 Ion H. spoke 10
s,hr MoeIam Pet tbrl for Losdon ,.a.
reHas. VIA Key West Nov Is in b.lia.I 20 master
schf. Msr,ha Jsno (of Beverly Elliot ssso' Nov H. ''s"
schr Henry Ellie, tBr, Douglas, Lusan, C. B. 10 '''%
sehT john Nsson I8r Nelson. Bridgeport d'y' III ''"'
schr clifton (BL) Br.msn. Liugan. c. D.. 'oaS'' Own
sehs RiossId Thompson Bl,elburn philadelphia ''1 10
scht ooproni.. Andrews od''' Dell sd'y' 0'" v
scir NaSmnD Weary Rcadout for Boston.
Sb, y " Nah Coie, bridgeport, N bal ast.
~, Marian tharch. Millyiiie. wood
se1 4 v Dou.hty. Leeds. Absecom.
sbs sarah Jones, jones' Providence for PhisdsPais
scs, AZ & Psundge Bix Elizabchport, oosi for Bot3
slooo Van,ase avery, Cold Spring. ammunition ems u
,,1sI cannon Tor Government.
s,aon VIoouing YOUTH HILL, Chino ,eague days. osfe
s.samer Josephine tU traasPor Grumiey, Lous'f'As
IN ballast 80 -, ,yu,,.a
Steamer tfankhn Dougnery' nsutnotes uasos u
DsLelL 49, = 80 a. 20 WI.
Dslz~IL - -, 10 Wa
Stesnier T.. A. stevens, Chance baluclore' m"'
Dslzeil . 70 WiilaA
steamer schriver, Adsms. Baltimore, Dd's' :"
DHizelL -. mdss. 10 u
Steamer Falcon lnowl. Williams. PrOviaenT'
Bynntr =, =, nJ,o TO Winis@
s,sau,er Rattan, Slower Pbil.delphi. 'na'' "
Steamer Black Diamond. Allen. PhisAs'PH'''
stessser Iroa.ides, vsndsrvesr. rhihsspa'A' "''''
n. b tgga 49,, H.us Sepk n
FELLOWSHIP Rsgulus Taon,ppI%Vss
Ship Epdymon, noai Lis"Po'
ss,tEpSo, assAp ssth sprsgs, ols'fsw . prss
- s.s ,ul. SRI Queen 'sns 49,
dfo hlnonls ~" 60. cs,e shsnshse Eleanor o'sucss
- I'm, WiI,on BalvHri WIN. n ~ " du.n,o.sAI
senfs Dashswsy Or yscS'
Bellona (Br.). 81 stephen s.nm Il EnR
WIND-Durtas mo dsJ' "'A
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HENRY WINTER DAVIS ON THE WAR.-Tbe Hon.
Henry Winter Davis, on Tuesday evening, addressed
large audience Of ladies and gentlemen at the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music. He said that the
Constitution had ceased in great measure to COM
mand the confidence Of the American people, and
that they were bent on finding master. One sec
tion was following in the patti Of Mexico, aud the
other was rushing forward to lay ts liberty sacr-
fee upon the altar Of victory. The usurpaiions Of
the Government, TO be sure were usurpations
ogaioss willing people, bat they were none The ess
dangerous. The proclamation Of martial law in
Missouri was gross usurpatioo. The speaker AL
iuded in sneering tones the deeos Of manumisson
signed by John e. Fremont This was greeted with
applause, bisses and few cries of Shame" Thep
voice in the audience called out for Three cheers
for John G. Fremont" which were given with q
heartiness which apparently somewhat surprised
Mr.. Davis. He believed that ample power bad been
given Government to deal with the rebellion In any
emergency that had Or nigot arise, without tran.
scending The Constitution II would take away half
our republicsnisn II to meet rebels were obliged
to violate our own laws. The address occupied over
Two hours in its delivery, and was lLtened to with
close attention.
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shps-Csrsy.n, Sands LoudO,. BogIsod Fro,hinehs.I
China tBrl Ienneston, Liverpool j. r. hitney Co ].
C. Bo,n,on, Tbeobsld Brtol ). w. Fl.rh a Co Bach
Rckmers Rot eTdAn. Funcb, heipcks We.dt Erns-
del his, J. W. Eiwell & Co
ba-Voluntser (Brl. CLARK COX for orders Jack'oa
Neil.
Bhg-Absis P. Fenuo. Mussel. keuyi,as Brett Son Z
Co. Eliza BIZ Han, Plymouth Thomas hchw6son Go
Zulrika GroEer. Brrmads. Bret. Son 60 Mssaeshs
tPrus hadloa. Rotteldiu W Salem Co Monarch Bah
Sc iekisu6. Plymouth Eng. @ y Bulley; Mary Aivi.a
Auss R.uIrdi s. IL D. b o,km q g. Co w. n. Te~nseeA
br J. Hill PlJ mouth Edni.0u Bios Jane 9th Chisholm
st Mare. BE g. Son Co
schoou.rs-yNie Lorila. Cumming Newport master Z.
W. ThoThe Davis Fai. River. l. benny; Norman, Nesse
Boston T. H. Stafford Mshlon Bets EDdcott Baltimore j.
" Mckee; r. C. Ward Edw ards. Baltimore. L y. ben.
ton & SONS; Lydia Ann Weaver, Baltimore Van brunt
sIazht; Haanahs Jsct, Eorvslk Fh-be Morrow hsvsnA
Doilnrr Potter Co bsnnah Loud, DemeraTa, Brett Soc
Co Ana Gibersou Psgs, Ions River J. aum.ck fh %
Of wsles Holbrook Point PetrS a. Uaad.ionpe M-,c.c
purcau H. II. Coisru COlsan, Bangor, K Z. Buck Col
Hope (Br J. Miller c udeuSs. III g 4 Dew"n
S.oop.-lds C. Van, Vail, NcsiiavcE, H. D Racket rass
ter, Nichols Bristol 4. henny -,
Steauer-ganBy Gamer, Spencer. PhilsdelPhiA.
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phi,.aeIphi. Cattle prarket-Nov. 81.

The siys of Beef cattle this week have been quite large
,mountins about 1850 head 1hs demand was not very
hk and rces d advance auy upon former quotations.
he best selling 80 p 100 H. The SECULAR prices nom
&c 10 81 ard 81 80
Susceptible supply of Sheep ves about equal the ..
maud AID 500 head wera ssld at from to s,c v 3D. let
ho.s--lhs srket well stocked tho offerings at the
two yard. snountipg nearly 500 head The demand
vsy good and pdces ruled at ron % 70 10 20 oo iOo d.
net.
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MARBIED ID.

kLOTS-DURrLL-In this city. on "wednesday, Nov 8,
CelvsrJ Church By the Rev A. H. Partridge Mr. Jsme1
klots Of Brock n y. D.. to Miss Emma daughter q
Henry Ouret EST. 81 West Morrsaua
PORtEk-PoWERS-On Wednesday, Nov. q. 1861, by The
Rev d. Gillette, D. N. Porter esq, to M,s Enws ,.
ST JOHN-sMirH-Gn Monday Sept. o. by the Rev q
Rogers Mr.. Charles A. st. John to Miss T. Louisa Smith
hoth # 'his city.
VOORHEES, -EVANS-0n Tu~sd.y, Nov. 2s BY the Rev.
Fdwsrd Anthem Charles II o rhes. TO Mrs Mary Eys,a
daue,e r Of the lac Clark Greenwood ell of this oify
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COUNT cALEeDAR--vErpAY

SUPREME CoURT--GxsERAL TERn.--AdjoUrned
to R,idsy Nov 90 al Al O'Clock M Calendar viii not be
called again. n,
ScPKGME CoURT--CiRcUIT.-Part 1.-The causes
no, al o.ed OF GU last FiJs,s cslend ~i DO taken up
BROOKLYs CITY CouRr CALtsDAh, nov. o.
rIy ,od Eu,lb Mordsy causes tried by the Cousi
Nos i Is. ~ "a ~ ", Al. n, se, 70. ~. %. W. Oh
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G. Forms that pass us BY
In the worlds crowd, too lpvely to remain,
Creatures of ligbt we never see axsipu

But the OF her goodness and gentleues and ove
ness will nevertheless: remain to emhalm the ,nes st hs
comey life commended aod to pluck the ranking thorn a
sgef from the beediog wound OF bereavement
CHERRY-On Tuesday Nov 26 1861 Ellen Byron wife q
A. Cherry. aged ~ years, months and ~ days.
Toe reliiv.s sad friends Il the family are respectfully nveA
10 the funeral 81 Luke Chulch Hudson stree
Thursday. 18th inst. at O'clock p without far
theriDvits'ion.
CURrs-In la eIn One undred and tw nty fourth street.
near Fifth Monday, Nov 23. Sarah r.. widow u
the late 8 q. Curtis, In tue 9st year Of her age
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on "Wednesday morning Nov "
&c rye w Hsvemeyer the firm OF Hsvemey Townsend
u Co. OF this city, 10 the zSth year Of his age
he relatives friends Of the family Invited to ateo9
his unersl saturday morning the th inst o. 10 90 ocH
from his fathers redeDee NJ sS West Fourteenth street
HOWARD-io BROOKLYN. on Wednesday morniog Nov. n,
1861 Ellzsbeh wife Of Joseph y. Howard. and rdss
The funeral services will take ploe fom her resdr Ne
80 Psrepout street on Thursday 9sh ios, at ocess
pm
LIvINGSTON-At Tlyoli Dutchess County on Wednesday,
Nov. q. Henry Beekmsu LSi get ESQ., aged -
relatives friends the family pc'fuiy invits4
10 attend bis funeral without further in itstioa Ssss'
day. Goth inst II, de Park, the ariys II the n.
train from New York (about 10 oclock, which VIII stop
the Station tha: day.
NiCHOLsON-On Wednesday. Nov q. Francis Nichoisos
CRY Surveyor Ia The SD oil his nstfve o. Ayr
shre Scotland and .iuc- 1920 resd- OF New'York ty
His friends respectfully ipyred 10 attend his funeral ho0
the residence bis sisie Mrs bun No. ii Eat 1hi
tieth street. on Eddy Nov %. 1851 At 10 o ciock On
Tue remains will be- taken Tsrfytowp Cemetsry "a ne IL
o'clo tain OF the Hudson River kailrysd.
PECK-On Wednesday morning, Nov 81 James the only
surviving Of the late Henry 81 Peck ssed IL years.
months and deys -,
The relatives ard friends Il the family also those Of bis -
Gle George Peck aud Of hi, bro.Eernls~ d. b. Miller ~
D. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from hn
late residence. No 2i Fest Thrteth stne as p m O
Friday, 2sth inst.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

IN sehy s. Saryey from Fort Jeger"n T'rtv9ds-Inomse
Falls, John Kennedy George Kennedy Thos DAILY, Them.s
Co.g,oye John Hand Nm. Ward James Fay j. Rogers >.
sa, John OsTsaD. Edward DIVER. M.rdn kgsa, fseeA
Ney, WIN. Hearns, Robert Farrell, Peter C0nIey
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Collision AT The NAvY.YARD-A LAUNCH.
LOADED WITH SHELLS, SUEK.-About 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon toe gunboat Wnons on the return
from Der trial trip came In collision with launch.
loaded with bombsbells which was on the way iron
the Navy-Ynd 70 Cob Dock, and stove In her side'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......Nov. 81

NOTICE PHO. RALPH NosLs wss. at meeting o. tss
rs suspeudrd o .cng Sandy Hook Plot Any Persos
euyo, ins him during his suspension VIII DC sns0
to the penalty OF the law By order n.,,s a-
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Michael Cook, pawnbroker, doing busioess>al No.
I3 Spriug street vas convicted Of receiving stolen d.
wtics had been taken BY Robert Thompson rom store ~
P.ttep Co Broadway ri. employers Mr.. Buseed.
counsel for the prisoner moved an srest ct judgment psu'
rncnt upon VII CO will tshe place ON Saturday. AdjouDed
Nm Every WA. erropeouy epc<tod In yesieTdyfs issue
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