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oIhese bond. he L.tle Miami and Columbus and Xeuia
Companies owh jointly berg part
sisSo A'' Tue '0'u"'' ''1 '>'-'' wa
rehnd bridge Darby Greek, which will eqns eeol
600 and bridge over Deer Creek Which will cost about
OO The Boad Of Directors OF the Col mbus snd Arna
CONAN undr e Circumstances deemed The true in
teTe,s the socFhoders only 10 fund this os d'o uu
also proy5e deyebdcHt 1.-THE net earnings o. he C9
pany rernsnen construction. Accordingly Ia oyeng'F
she toad .uihoLe The issue of cent bonds secured O>
d u tie money market go Of the bends hsye
70, essh $500 eacsnged at par TO- Toe bends 1"o Des
bonds Of the Company subsequently due befido tnee ss
SIsoo have eeD negossd par to the sciey o. SAs,s az
an Investment Of funds Az the bond. in the hand: o. the
public presented and due Dec. !, $780, have been pad
The exchanges at the bank Clearing House were
SIS, SO 50. The exchanges Of the week ending
this morning were $l3i 2S4,3O7 S5 being daily
average of go 3i0,7l7 80, against $2O5i6,HS % Tor
the week ending Saturday. There was quite a
furry in the Street to-day in Southern bank notes. All
the ofthe banks of the Confederate States have
been put at % = cent discount, and many OF The
brokers decline 20 deal in them Virginia notes are
not quite much depressed, selling al SOLO Y cent
Tennessee at 5d7 T. cent, and Missouri ut SG 10 p
cent. This loss of confidence in Southern money is
quite natural under the circumstances, when the banks
of that section are likely to be drained of all their
specie By the forced loans Of the Confederate Gov
eminent. The New Orleans banks are very strong
IN specie, holding April 6, $HOso,63o against
$ 600 eco of deposits and circulation, but on, Of that
cy the banks weak, and have very little coin TO
lose. In Charleston four of the banks have 10 ard
ess than 10 y cent of specie TO immediate liabilities
In this condition of things, in state Of war; and with
Government which Las no recourse for funds but
forced loans, we are not surlrised that the careful
brokers OF Wall street should fight shy Of Southern
bank notes. The Sub Treasurer has received over two
millions and "a hall OF dollars on account # the late
award Of Treasury Notes. The market Is firm for
these note. at 2 cant premium. Tie old notes are
almos, entirely out of market, but small so of II
T. cents was made at tie Board at Z cent premium.
The exports OF specie fom the Port Of New FORK FOR
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From the rYsniger Norfolk, Va.
Cepbsic PITS accoup h e object Tor which they were made
viz: Cure CT Headache in al its forms.
From the Examiner Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested ia than thousand cases. with
entire success
From the Democrs' 81, Cloud Mi1r.
II Won troubled with the Headache send for
box Cophac ris tha sou may have then in Of al
attack.
FROM the Advertiser Providence II. T.
The Cephaic Pills aia 10 be kabs eecir4l remedy
for ne eslce snd the be-i for that very lent
complaint hich eve been Uncovered.
From The Western r. r. Gazette Clissr, H.
we hesy udoTse VI. spa3irg and ss uGriyaed Cephsc
Pills.
From che Ksrswts Valley s,s-. Ksrswia Va
We that suffering with the Headache who
try them, viii tick u theie
From the Southern PATH Fiaier New O5leanz, 10.
Try yog thst sTre1 atd snre that yonr
testimony be sIded tE- already list tnat has
ceiyed benefits that other medicine produce.
From The St Loui. democrat,
Tie nmsnSe demand for it erlicle tCebLo Ps) rapidly
incTessing
From the o.zs,'e. Davenport Iowa
VI Spsldng would not his with en- article he
did lot Ln0e TO possess zeal merit.
From the Advertiser Providence Il. T.
The'esmony 10 their Awe stFons oa the most eIpsoa
be quarters
From The Daily News. Newport RI
Cepbslie Pis are taAiag The p.aee-oi all hiad'
From the Commercial Bulletin Boston. M.m
Said 20 De very eaclcious iOT tle Headache
From the comuner,is Ciucuuai Ohio.
Scattering humanity now be relieved.
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HAyRRroRp, Ia, Feb. G, 1861.
Mr. SPLIpiSG

siE:
Iwsh Won 10 box OF youT Ce7halic qis,
I hare received q great dial Of ben.ff from them.
Yours T.s1Ac'fnllv
MARY ANN STOIKUOUsE.
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TIVE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW-Y0RK.
K TO the creditors Of Kin and iegstess Of DYER
NUODWORTh ste Of tue town Of Addison h. the county
% Seaben decssed sagd greeting You aDd eacn Of
bgy cited 10 be AID appear 1eiDe surrogate Of our county
Of SIC ben the villa Of Bath 81 said County on the on
dsv u Ma 40 o'clock ia the forenoon, to attend ne
ina s-tismeit Of TIE sceounts OF MAHALA WOODWOhTH
SAMUEL EASTEI.b ROOK, AVID JOAN DAY 4 dnliIistfa
ton with the viii annexed VI h- said decesS,d which shs
then and e be presented aad abide BY ADD perform such
oecee a. shall be, by sid Suuoge made 10 the premises
~ testimony whereof. have se6 The seal Ct our
snros u Cor, Of Tue county 4 Steuben % be- here1nto
-Sh1s. times WARRINGTON BARNES Surrogate
o. I'D 1y a. s.n IA sid county tie 10Th day Of Mach
1851. BARNES suuorse. spl lsw4aM
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TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPAIDING'S CFPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER- FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH
-.e tes.imonsls orc unsolicited by W.. sriLnvG, the
afford unque,tionaile proof fthe efficiency Of this
truly Scientific DiscJyeTy.
MAsoSvILLg, Conn. Feb. 5, 1861.
Tr. SPALDIyG.

Tr SPAIDIyG
Sin.
Ihave tried you Cc7hslc Pills. ard Ike em 20 oe that
want you 20 send nc two doll worth more
Part ii these are the neigh5os TO when gave few out
If the first hoy got fron
Send the Pills by msil and obhge
Your oht servant,
JAMES KENNEDY
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(aIApsnsrIA. AprS 70 -sroya ssiss =. e. W0esanss.
ss, S:ss I'll S,i: :;:: q s ssslYs,sy 1"<'
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legal Noilces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County % NewYos, notice i hereby given 70 all
claims against ELIZABETH BALLA nd late Of
lie CIV Of Ne,y.i ora deceased, preent the win
voaefs thereof the subscriber q; the ofce ~ T. j. GfNI,
GO Nos Pires in tie City f New ora OF before
III April ncXt-Dated New York, The 18Th day OF
October, iSls los iaS6nl J. MORTON Executor
CTIpRCME COURT-COUNTY OF NEW
- Y0.k. STATE Of NEW-l Ohk--MILES ldAM5ERS
sr..rst ALSON ROGERIs. AnCuIBALD q. ROGERS,
=. PuEN CONONER ~. ALEX NJ ER J. NALkEk,
ca aI.IFs flaming. WILLIAM SICUDART. and TIE
YAST RiVIcR BREK.-To tie Defendants named; You
ksie1v and required 10 the compliant In
hi. gcign Whh Il IN soc office Of III Ciek Of the City
AID County kcYotk al the City Hal ~ The lily 81 New
Yot S;as NewYoIk and copy Of your answer
g. ,ne ad compliant tue suhcJsf at ms ONCE, NO 81
Wal street g. the City OF Nowfork whtwet, atcr
The eT9ee Of his summons on You exclusive oee " en
seuics: and you fil The sid cDup!in within
The aforei he ysSibr IN MS acion VII apply to the
In The compliant. dated New
YORK February 10, iS6l X II. BOw,E,
The coplsia. IN The above action hrd IN te Clerks
otoe Ciy and County q sew fo pn the nineteenth
d. q February iG6L--Dced New OK Mach 9, 1861
Mr.. H. la.z6wM. T. IA BOWIE, Pl.iotiG Attorney.
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TIE following extract from letter written By he Rev
wieser to the German Reformed Messenger" al Cham
beYsburg Penn.
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ta''""''.''.''''.'.'''''.'"s9'S IsEu0 Sire So
A. compared with the statement Of the previous week
tie resnlls are as follows.
Doc In shon Loenss 1922 Dec in Rychangs 1854 e3
Decrease IN S0ece.. 1929 Dee in Dist Haisnces Oa
Dec In Deposiis....... .3J,18l
- IL N =
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puruins fnio. Oils. &-r.

guri,ins f.nio, Oils. Sc.
A MEXICAN PETROLEUM, or ROCK OIL,
~ At loves. ioG Ca.h. Address
OEO. NJ. MOwgRAY. Petroleum Broker.
1ituCiIle. CrnUi0fi Co, Penn.
EXTRA REFINED ILLUMINATING
II COAL OIL,
PETROLEUM,
Al Reduced Prices
EMPIRE OIL COMPANY,
no 10 Maiden lane.
NEw-YoRK
KEROSENE OIL. COMPANY
AT PRICES To COMMAND THE MARKET.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PARAFRINE ILLUHiEATrNG,
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OIL,
MACHINERY OILS.
DEPOT
COZZPSS 4 Co., No. GO Wsier-st, New-fo-k-
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fancn Goods.

M 7. BROWN, Importer of
W. ALL KINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Depot. No. 1888 Pearl.'t.
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BELLE VERNON. Ohio. Jan. Is. 1861

TF~RT C. STtLpiNG. ESQ
Please find incossd twenty-five cents for which send
boz OF vou, Cephao Pulls THoy truly He bs''
nj,set A. STOvgR r. ~,
Belle Vernon NyaDiot Co, o.
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Tie following table will compare tne Exports OF the
even nrincinal annie articles for The week:

Increase Of tie compared with that Of $50
Tie following comparative statement Of the value
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~ s,ngle hottie Of sPALDINl',S PREPARED GLUE
WI ave t.r .i--et i.s e0F' s9npsiv II
SPALDIN rs PREPARED GLUEt
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
spALDINGS PREPARED GLUG
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II. c. sPiLDTHG. Esq. $50, ,,
Ce,bnlic pls move rnla'y before customers. III you
heve aus thing Of the Kind. please ssud to ne,
One who - subject 10 Hevere SCR
usu lasting cured Of attack In ole hour BY
your PMS which cert her. .
w. B. WILKES
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REYyoI DsBrReH. Frsnkn Co., Ohio}
Jsnusiy 9, 1851
HTvRY c. sPALDrNe.
No 20 Cedar-st, n. Y.
DEAR SIR:
Enclosed find weutvGve cents 5 Toy (which .ert BOT Of
Cnslic pgp seud 10 address OF lev. Wm G. FILLER, Hey
noidsbbrg Fgankhh Co ohin.
Y<ur Pills W0h like aG!ncufe n 2dache almost A"ah'ef
Truly yours ~ - ,
YPsIIASTl, Mich, JAN a. 1861.
HI. sPAIDISs,
Net long since sent fo box of Ceplsc Pill for tie
crr 81 h ryous es1 he and GoVerets End fecFef tie
same and they good ecc; st was induced to scd
for more.
A. Il. WIiTCT FIR
ypfluua Mich.
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SAVE TaE PIEcEsl ,.
TcOvOMYi DIG IN
rzr STITCH TIVE SAVES fiSP -1 AZ,
Z, toH happen tren ~ pcaiTcgPtG'fn HSf II 10
very dsbe 10 have cheap AID coITelen "Sy o re-
pafpg furniture, IOys CTocserya 6e o,,-n
sPALDlkO's PREPARED GLUE
nees all ,uch emergencies and household can anord 10 De
without It. Il slway ready aud up to ne SUCKING point
scno,nr, nj each bottle Price rs cents
Addrs,, ~ EENRY G. SPALDINO.
No. is cedsr.ti, New York.
CAUTION!
certain uuprnevled uer.cns are attempting 10 palm OF on
the unsuspeciins public mitslops Of my PREPARED 1Lur
would caution ali persons 10 sxsmiae before puchAhs era
set thai the full name,
7 WsPXLIDIN0s PREPARED GLUE n ,..
70 On The srtsds wfsPDer ~ efAus gre n''aaxs Fornas
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Gouse furnishing GOODS.
Iniportan; 20 Hoiel.Hceperl
HARRISON's PATENT KITCHENER IL IN
every "a Il u!ar lpe5. any Ragse ~ tho market aud
e.pcA ecof Ia mel We pitsrd 10 refer 10 Tho
81 k.cl0'.E Hotel y
Madison. Square Hotel y. J.; National Hotel, ~ II
Floieucc Hotel. y. T.; N Crooss Hotel ~ ,.
Irg,,r H.,uye n Y Petit Crooks Dining SELDOM +
WLlley boase y. " Brown s. aIeFa Dining Saloon
Mrs,ysi Hou.-. Springfield, Massi
Psrker Ns1ss. Roston, Mes;
onion ilull Sarutogt n. u
Ioorhees Fiou.@. Syracuse y. J.;
For Niiiism Henry Ito 81 LsLs George y "
N-y.Jersey stat Lunsic Asyium TfentoH, " III
Niciofia bou--, ottawa Canada "es.,
Iul.ii .onse, rsrsIul li 90,
E1elALge Aose ald spai'.w 1od House, Richmond, Val
And a. others
b24MBAbL, DEANE a Co.,
houufacl l-cfs No az bTDadv ~, y \.
THE POLAR REFRIGERATOR, with FIJI.
4 IEB and " .EE COOLER eoDbii. a. il tie bet IN
oi.lS perfect frJ,aou ger in toe world.
BAPILf "a & LESLEY, 40 40 Broid~uy.
RE,a TINS:
C?E 20 -SpLENDIDLX.ENGRA ICE
GDO ~. PITCHERS. Plp.ea FO.ks abd sPOoNs
deem. sycry krC q CUTLERY al 10" plces, a. bA@o
FOAD'5 the cooper ii.s,iuie
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Cutters, Garomarc, &f.

WHOLESALE HARDWARE HObSE-fiay,
w irgs isre trad, With drs.rabe stock Of gods. wogd
d.. se =, the .tk with good vii Of ns business To pare, Of
by this opportunity TO ecnr' AL e.
s.ouIrd o. viii hang. de.Tsbe city cSIuty Pfopo'y
Aca,e-s Naldea e. box No ts5. New. orE T. y
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RICHLY IaPoRTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only tng that you rely
upon 70 give yourself am relief asd your infant
MAS WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
means Of restoring the dropping splits OF many iother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15

Earnings jan ],
March a.. ses2 COG 20 sis 100 % sIs75c2 IS
Detail OF the earnings of tie Gaena and Chicago
Road for the week ending Anil s.:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

IS sacks Old Government Java, Manila and Mocha
Coffee,
200 Boxes Soap-all kinds, [and to arrive,
800 Boxes Star, Sperm and Sterine Candles in store
100 Bbls common Rye and Bourbon whiskey,
800 Thousand Asst'd Cigars-American Havana,
It's Bbls halls and kegs Of Noasse, fat low figures
200 Bbls Butter Soda, Fancy and Sugar Crackers.
100 Hhds Prime to choice Sugar.
800 Bxs Assorted Pickles, fresh from the Packers,
100 Nests Tubs-3 and 8-just received.
400 BIS Tobacco, assorted brands and prices.
900 Packages Brandy's wines and asst'd Liquors,
200 sacks Cofree-in store and to arrive.
10 Bbls assorted Nuts.
20 Coils Manila, Hemp and Cotton Cordase,
100 Drums Figs,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

tCoXGxGDkU IBO8 BA31x kAo0st
nsv. and il only intended = means q
e6tnse md dsfenss when attacked By : feres
On water. This portios Of the WORK, hse
the Ysmpa1ts, 10 covered with green suf1,
and presents . beautiful and pleasant prom
euade IN the ssnmer aftssnoons. :.
~ the upper or northern extremity 81
this battery comnsnees redoubs or breast
work that extends round TO the point Of that
b.ssiou in which the magazine - sltuAted
q the middle q this Fedoubt u sally port
or posserp that leads ont to 40 oates work
fnos vet fnished) tksf u inteoded to protect
sba fort from land side. From the water
battery 10 the magazine il decidedly the
weakest portion Of this fortress, and well
srx.nised force Of one Thousand men could
readily carry the fortifcation st this point.
Besides the fact that there are no casemats
guns on these two faces, the gates that sup
Div the moat With water are on this side,
and A. the low tide might be closed TO pre-
vent the water from coming in, on the change
Of the tide, and thus could land force,
reduce the draughs Of water to such an ex-
tent a 10 enable them to wade across and
scsle the walls; which, Of course, could on
IL be done under o nurderous ere. The gun
from only one shoulder could be brought to
bear upon the sealing party, and that enc,
or even two would be 50 depressed - to
render It's effect doubtful. Besides this, .
s.orming party could reduce the garrison to
submission in short time, unless the ele-
nen,s conspired to furnish them water, for
there is not spring, or well, or . pump on
the work but, like tho good people Of Nor.
folk, the soldiers q. Old Point have to depend
on the clouds for their drink.
We were led into the above remarks be-
cause Of the fact that Fortress Monroe is
considered impregnable, but such is not the
fact; il lacks much Of il a. it now stands,
and even il it was completed, We give our
idea Of the work, when we remind our read
srs tina, Sebastopol and Gibraltar fell before
sresoluts enemy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

The course Of the market during the past week
has been irregular. The panic in exchange which
burst out on Monday had direct and severe bear.
ing on the stock market, and prices declined
throughout the list On the discovery Of the fact
that there was no prospect of specie shipments,
stock4 recovered somewhat. But in times like
these .sk.. sc,-e days for operators to recover
COURSE en..'h storm as that which blew on
Monday, and business has been limited ever since
The ruling elements in the market have not changed
within the week. The power of the government
becomes more apparent ard the rebellion
more hopeless day by day; the expansion Of
credit continues at the rate of over million day;
the foreign demand for our breadstufis has not
been checked, and the earnings OF our railways
continue to exhibit progressive increase, The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. 30-6P. 81
AsnKs-The market was steady, with small sales OF
both Sorts at IS 90 S. 5614. The stock comprised
$50 bbs potts. and 150 bbls. pearls-total, 400 bbs.
REApsruFSs-Flour-The market was steady and &C.
tive with good demand for shipping brands Of State
and Western, while prices were without change OF mo-
ment Tho transactions footed up about 90 900 bbs,
closing within the following range Of prices
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LOST AND FOUND.


L,OuNp-ON THE 10Th ULT.. YOUNG NEWFOUND
j. baud Dog IT owner does apply three days
date the dog will be sod ray xpnscs. inquire
the Iron Works foot al West Thirteenth street Mort
T OST--A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, MIDDLE SIZE
i thick ba hair small white the breast
visible. reward will lie paid for returning him
James Mack 73 West Tenth street. the County Clerks
Office No. 10 CITY Hall.
I OST-OS SATURDAY EVENING LAST THE BOTH
~ ult. in going from Tweniyouith street, between
EiLhth ANA Nin'h avenues down Eighth avenue inrgh
Tweny,r eel 70 Firth avenue goi AZ coral ireaht
PIN, and ca pattern, II being highly priced the only
memorial OF deceased relative. Tlr n' ~ receive the
full value and the grateful thanks of the ny returning
IT to 2.3 West Twenty, ourth street, New furk.
L OST-A HEAVY BLACK CORDED SILK SHAWL
IL with stripes different coors passing Fourth
Houston Beeckcr and Wooster streets. The Under viii
be suitably rewarded in returDn. the to No 9 Fourth
OST-sfO REV ARr-ABour FOUR WEEKS AGO, A
IL al cs slsni i Dog; whcn . red, Whine
aud blue colni; to the OF Punch X turn
l., ~ Em sheet. +. TILYUL.
L OsT-IN EAST NEW YORK. on WEDNESDAY
~ November -, lignt brown Cow, with short
ihe hnd,r VII he suitably rewarded bs delivering AZ D.
Chambers bakery East New York, l.. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

* SULLIVAN STREET-MRS. ROEDER GIVES
~ true and wonderful Information all affairs through
lie and gives lucky numbers for the lotteries She the
only true seerand palms IN this city Remember her resi-
dsnee, ~ sullivan street. near Brovuie. ="
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
WINES AND LIQUORS.

HAMMERS FRESH BREWED CHAMPAGNE
III on dyaustt, AT BIXBY'S Hotel, S3a Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who canoe consulted with the srictcst conhdence all
affairs OF fe restores drunken and unfahul husbands
has secret to make you beloved by hearts IDEAL and
brings together those long separated Ladies' Resi-
dence W Third avenue, above Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

Since January 1921 9oO672 2l3 so,567 s35
EFFORTS on PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
1852 1860. 1861
For the week w $14lS a5I 2.42I176 31151aO
Previously repord 5024s731 1914 $50 lis, j52 ,0ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

DIX WILL BUY TEA AND COFFEE STQRE
Ol y with a cash trade of 500 week. three year,
lease whole six and store. $500
all taken will wait of the
be this day; fixtures cost $500 Apply at "a Bleecke
street, near Carmine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

Total for the w'k $3437 800 1884 ,5o4 26l3 40s
Previously rcpord 1903 2o9 97a 1880 APT
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c.O REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR SPOTTED NEW
sC Homeland Pup. lost the foot Of Canal street
Tuesday evening Nov %. Had on brass collar Any OF
returning him Collins Hoei will receive the ABOVE
wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

G,o REwARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY NOV 80 .
sDC otch Terrier short and tail; mad when 10
WOODLAND c9i Sixth avenue.
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Since January $50 667 Csc eo,J66o36 l2l d0', sas
EXPORTS SPECIE
1859. 1860. 1861.
For the week.. $719 900 S6.S5O
Previously repor'd 81 oil 2S3 az 372 S64 $3.50 $50
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s----7=-'--'-7'7-'=-- -
REWARDS.

fne1 REwARD.-LOST, ON TUESDAY, THE 26TH. .
d. linen cambria pocket handkerchief, hrmstiehe'
three letters deliberately embroidered, corne
The above reward will be paid by returning 1t to 6S Ea
TIVE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

BOARDING, AT 33l GREENWICH STREET-A FEW
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with good Board at
Mr.. ldyor's terms So per week.
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~ way.-To let several handsomely furnished Rooms,
single gentlemen at prices The location all
the first class hotels and places of amusement Reading
free. Inquire Of Arson House.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-LON0 ESTABLISHED,
~ handsomely fitted up, well stocked, and doing good
business situated of the leading spen.
did opportunity practising physician Terms easy APP
ply to c. +. DURYEE, lg2 Broadway, room II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLCHESTER, TEST AND
- business dun can be consulted any life
At his rooms 81 Fourth street, Lafayette Hours
from "a NJ til6 r. NJ, call on Thursday evening at
O'Clock.
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ASTEeCLOGY,

MADAME RAY, $50 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWEEN.
M ty,sevrnih street surprises all who visit her The sick,
troubled and unlucky should powers She tells your
very thoughts lucky numbers losses Ladies' Is cents gen
tlemcn, ~ cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

A RARE CHANCE.-rOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
"A wholesale and retail Liquor Stores In the city doing
first rate business with hands s bari &C. Wl Be sod
for selling that keeping in Alexandria, supply
the suffers in the German brig aies and cannot attend "a
both.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

DEsTAURANr FOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN: on
IL principal horoughfare hand omeiy and fully fitted
up and furnished doing large bus mess more than orl
nary good place and chance to make money.
SOUTHwICK L WOOD, ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

OC GREENE STREET, ABOVE SPRING-ALSTON
CC Iouse-Elesany furnished suits Of Rooms with gas,
Cr0on and every convenience for housekeeping
nomsaly particularly suited for small respectable families.
R.,fi ,v
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DATENT FOR sALE-OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
vention; cheap; simple and economical; needed ~
chance TO make money will exch for real personal
property. SOUTHWICK WOOD 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

C7CS WILL SELL GROCERY AND LIQUOR
OlLC Store worth $3.50; rent only Sl per month apart
ments for family rent free Also partner ganted n
can be SD Also Farm of 90 acres 70 exchange for
good liquor Apply to j. r. TRAVER ITO Chatham
street, second floor.