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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04
4 LpERr MORTIMER GRIFrIN. AUCrIoyEER

A LnERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN, AUCTIONEER.-
A Large sale OF Household Furniture to be- perempor.y
sld at public aneon this day, a. O'Clock at the
house 40 West 7. cH sixth Sixth avenue the
residence OF DR.. john 7. Hungerl consisting
rianofote. drawing Suits, Eegercs Centre Tables,
Secreaire Bookcase Mirrors Lace Curtains Shades
rigs Ensraying ninaen's Brussels and ingram Carpets.
Extension Table, Siacbosrd Sverwar, Glassware, Table
Cutlery, Wardrohe Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bau-
set Bdseads Washsiands, Bureaus Commodes oicloth,
Staif Carpet Soa Rockers Clocks bedding basement and
kthen Furnitmrr sale commencing this
noon \. B-Competent persons viii be IN attendance to
PACK the goods The above elegant residence for
sale. Inquire of the auctoneer.
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EXCURSIONS.

- rae ~ rrnis by Staten Island terry, foot - NGehal
street, heWecn the ba' South ferry Boats
eSess AoDr from GA NJ. 9PM On Gae Sundays every
hall hour TO 7. u.
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EvOR HAVANA DIRECT.
II Tho United Staiea mail steamship
II COLUMBIA,
Richard Adams, United States Navy. Commander
WM leave pier No North River, Tuesday, Nov. ati2
o'clock noon precisely.
All letters pass through the Occ. Passengers
are requested 10 before securing passage
For for freight passage apply
SPOFF0RD, TILESTON 4 CO,
- i3road,yay
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SALES At AUCTION.

NJ. H. CHAPMAN co, AUcTioNEERS
n. rare opportunity for housekeepers and dealers
MAGNIFICENT
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A UCTI0S SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING. &C-
n A. N. CRtsTAfAR auctioreer. rs Eow,ry, will sell
this lsr. November e. at t0S o'clock. large well
srted s'.ck ~ esnrahle ,,hng comprising Cloth Cas-
stDeip Beaver and Pilot fr0k Sack, Business
coAts; DoesAin Cto,L Can,ere and Satinet Pants SIX
Satin. Velvet Cloth and Cashmere Vests Aiso Cloths
si-es Sa,iae,s, F-sngs. Trimmings Rsttons, Binding
Boot. and stoes Dry t,,ods Fancy 1aoods, &c.
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EHOR SALEM JERSEY CITY, SEVERAL NEW
Houses ut prices varying from 81 oOe to S510 each
Easy terms located few mnuies walk from ti Erie Rail
road ferry Apply at Real Estate Agency, Payona
avenue and Erie street.
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A LhERT H. NfcoLAY, ArCTfONEER,
IA Will >c! This Monday Nov 4 at I2z o'clock at the
stock saetroos 81 Wliaa good Of city
surance Bans StDckH Bonds and ether securities suitable
FOR Investments. Fpr fun particulars Verdi, CONNER
cal Advertiser aid Evening Poet Catalogues
aimed at The sacsroon, Next regular sale Thursday
Nov -
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--OR FOR RENT. FUR
- nishea, until next April, large modern House and
handsomely ornamentH grounds al New Rochelle. within
Is Bond street.
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A SSiGNEES SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
"A FuRNiftRE-By " DOUGHTY. anctioneer, at sales.
room 81 Nassau street Monday, November l. l3i,
O'clock consisting q four rosewood walnut and mahogan
Patior Siicsn oroatelle, and rps
black walnut Libry Bookcases: rosewood mahogany
do; rosewood. walnut and mahogany Chamber
en- suite Ya[Epee, black walnut and pillar and claw
extension bsh NJ Table, Dining Chars Ac BY order Of
JOSIAH PARTRIDGE, Assignee
Also large OF second hand Furniture, Brus-
sells Carpets Once Desks and Tables, Safes, az;
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enruynd % the t vislters Remember,
STRANGERS To TIE CITY,
do forget VISIT the GAfETl.S and you will amply
repaid for your trouble" Admission, ID cents. Orchestra
SOFAS, % cents Private Boxes, Gccnts.
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NTUGENr COLLEGE STILL REMINDS Us
~ WEI good business utr
And relIing, live Ia slendor
On dollars Amen Amen
Bookkeeping $40 Arithmetic Sin. Navigation 800
Twenty lessons il pcnmanshp So nj Nmgent'S Commercial
College and Premium WfitNg Rooms the Mechanics
Bans front of The City Hal, Brnohlyn. r7acpa +.
NtGESr member 81 the Society 81 Arts, Manufactures sad
foudUn 81 the American Geographical nd
Statistical Soc.ey. New York &c An business
sitle Of writing guaranteed al IL twenty lessons Ter So
Students fuay enterat amy time.
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SPORTING.

IrRANCIs BuTTEk, 80. PECK sLlP. mas ALI TIE
cnniee Breeds ior stock aud sale B.Gres lhfAth.e
MANGO cure anf FeI EAternnatgr 81 PER bottle
Buffers Erecting Training Diseases. &C. Fl Dogs oil
Dogs taafGcd, trained, &c. Medicines cor at lB7e4ses
NyoTICE.-rHE PIGEON MATCH THAT WAS TO
IN come OF between i. Il. aud H. W., is postponed.
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PROF NICHOLS AND SON
Together with the entire troupe attached 10 the Melodepns
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
a great bill Tor tonight. .tlrnisslon l3 eents
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~ MI sn.et 81 line lot OF S,ears Champagne GIN,
Branches tiatet aud other Wines, nlae Mirror one!
Painting, Counter, Cbar., Pumps GAssyvarr, Dlcoih, Ar
BY ordero THOMAS CUSHING Constable.
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TOR SALE Low On EASY TERMS-sEvERAL FIRST
class three story, hsh soop brown Houses on
West Feth street Also House I.o, rs West Forty.
fourth street between fifth Sixth avenues Apply at
3a5 West tiiiicih street
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Arrivals aud Departures.


CaAsLhsIos-seamshp c9lqnpaoAs, 4 h2sste Mrs
somIners, J Yates Haherour Q Scrusss John
atom w Murphy Easterby, Alstrow, SoomenN Miss
Baocrt Mrs A Linn, king, Nc soI,an Mi,' y y
Kops IA X Banks, Mrs w w Mlnotte Miss ID David,
Eastou Mrs Edw ards Graham and child, Glover and
wife X bbon and wife, Mrs Forpe and child fhomas y
Thomas, and "a In the sieeragc.
RicaxoNp-steamsbip Jamestown-9 Mitchell spring,
81 u Pilkeu, o Davis, captain Pegfam, Y ~ = y
wilkes, John rynham and - 10 the steerage.
DEPARTURES.
RIO JAHrIRO ASD BUF.os AYRErSteaB shtp MISSISSIPPI
y A Kendall, NJ Amid N, Frank Osshohd, W
mires
MISUNDERSTANDING Augusta-Elon Burns, IA tlatan,
Wife three children and servant Chas Marten MISS Nossn
baum Miss FULLY Mrs Henderson, Mrs Ross two children
and servant; Townsend Jas Tawton Jn0 Wright SUBS
Vaughan, Thomas Vaughan, Rob Miller Vim = kortrigh,
Nm Farley, Master Geo Farley II Wade Edwd sharcr
Bol Naussbaufn, 9 Greene, Kamser.
CHARLFsToN--Sleap James Adger--Miss Gilbert,
Mrs Muller, " " Dean. y M0vet, Y Henron w Knox, W
McNulty y BRISTOL, II ratherlein Setze, Ssce.
ney BinRley and friend Sam Ell Brett Mate Mate.
Geo Dcss lady, three children and maid; Nils0p fuzer,
chas Hahn, Neman, Logan VIM Rarrowa
RICHMOND, &c-stesmship yorktoxn-s Buties. Geo
and wife, Morarty and wfc, Judge oeSorh Miss Boa
worth vedder, Mias Rnynor Mrs spraee snd child Mrs
Capt Henry Moore--and I'VE IN the steerege
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, Feb "a 1861.
The Senate has ratified the convention between the
United States and Venezuela concluded two years ago.
BY this Venezuela to pay the gross Of $3.50 O
in liquidation of the claim of Shelton Sampson Tap.
pan$105, 900 TO be distributed among them AMI the
residue, that is to say, S25 900, to be paid liquidation
Of the claim of Lang Delano The original claim was,
account of the former parties 1855 600 and that
Of the latter, sl61 900. They grew out Of evicton
from AYES slani by the armed forces of Venezuela and
the consequent abandonment of valuable guapo deposits
and erections for its shipment"
Yesterday four commissioners were received from
Kansas.
The proposition submitted in the House yesterday by Mr.
woodson for the preservation of peace directs the Pre-
sdent Withdraw the federal troops poyes
the forts and other public works the seeding Safes
and all real property turned to them in trust but
the jurisdiction Of the United the is
TO be surrendered and all the personal property of the
United States is to be removed from the secedng States
suspends the collection OF revenue in seeding States,
but authorizes points for the collection be established
outside of them-means TO be taken to prevent the
evasions Of the laws along the lines separating
them from the other States.
This proposition has attracted the attention Of of
the Pcsse Commissioners the object being avoid the
caamtcs OF civil war and promote the speedy and
peaceful reconnecton OF all the States in the boads Of
more perfect and enduring union.
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City InteIliRence.

FIRE CFRRY srRxEr,-Betwecn seven aud eight
o'clock Sunday morning broke out in the groce
~ store Of Martin Kirby No II Cherry The flames
extended 10 the upper floors occupied by antilles
and before the Ore was extngused the building was
damaged to the extent Of about $780, The stock Of gro
nearly all destroyed estimated Mt a.
insured for 81 100 in the Hamilton Insurance Company.
The building is owned by James Thickbaum said TO be
insured. The loss the furniture of the tenants will be
about t1oo insurance The fire, II said originated
from the chimney aue.
FmE IN BRoApwAy.-The alarm Of fire for tho Eighth
district between eleven and twelve O'Clock saturday
night originated from No 900 Broadway the second
floor on the premises OF H. Schlabaum. II caused
said, by the explosion Of some chemical substances
with which Mr.. Schlarbaum was making experiments.
The fire extingushed by the police. Damage slight
FIRE EXCHANGE PLACE Between eleven and twelve
O'Clock Sunday morning 6re broke out n the ofce
Of the Toledo wabash and Western Railroad Office tho
third floor OF the building No SO Exchange place. Was
caused by defect in the chimney uc. Damage about
$50. The building IL owned by Governor Morgan.
AccipESr RrscUE-on Friday afternoon, as some
children playing The foot Of Bank street OF
them little boy cgtt years Of age living in
Washit gton street fell the river, and would IN all
probability have been drowned had II not been for Mr.
william T. Grafton, gentleman who passing at the
time Upon seeing shc child struggling in the water, Mr.
Grafton 10 whom too much praise cannot BIO gwen for
such manly act plunged into the river and rescued
the boy 10 very exhausted condition.
TIn NORM RivKR Boar The steamers Vanderbilt and
Francis seiddy and Nes World aud Isaac Newton will
form tnt I'M" DetWstu AtOhRy auu anu view
York during ihe ensuing The Vanderbilt will be
commanded BY Captain rarnhim No one has yet been
selected tn succeed the late Captain axee In charge of
the Francis Skiddy The Daniel Drew and Armenia Will
form tho regular daily line between Albany and .ew
York As heret ,fore, the Armenia viii be commended
by Captain smith bat Captain Tallnan having resigned
his position as c0mander Of the nanicl Drew lbs place
will he filled ~ MIR. Elmendorf, brother OF Ar. Joaa
Elmendoif agent Of the line.
occrtrAuoN o. STAR ANrAREs,-Eary - tsc mora
ing Of sunday March B. this bright rcd sta tho scor
| pou will be acipsed by the moon 10 arge portion q
Inc Northern United states and throughout The british
proyincee Moreover IL viii he the last CIRCULATION OF
tat r the Grat maeptude visible lore Tor several years
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Army. IntelliRence.

consists Of thirty companiostwenty infantry
five artillery and ten cavalry Twenty companies
the Rio Grande-afteen infantry and FIVE artillery The
other seventeen companies cavalry and infantry,
stationed in the interior, from Camp Cooper Phar iom
HIM. in the northern part Of the State down south far
san Antonio, and Sort nge, Fort Duncan the
Rio Grande AT the post ai Brownsville there two
companies Of artillery The numerical strength Of this
forc7 about SOC men, and tie state has about 100 of
her men in the field, raking about an aggregate
force of 1900 There is plan proposed by Genera!
Bron, Of the Senate, TO rare force OF 300Gmen to
be called into thu service Of she state Immediately ard
which force to consist Of regiment OF infantry and
t,go regiments a MOUNTED. men, each regiment TO be
Zoo strong This force 10 ~ called The Irregular miiia
&C tho State.p
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1861
Cotton--The market has a declining tendency; the
sales to day reach 1000 bales mddng upands, 1890
Ike Sugar steady, at 4Lc 5ifc Molasses, 25g.
26c per gallon Four-ohio, 80 37h per Dbl Ffeignts
Cotton H. Liverpool, I'D.
MopIrE, Feb % 1851
Coton--Sales of 500 bales today; mddlng, l0Ac.
lie The market IL firm.
ClIARIEroN, Feb. %, 1851.
Cotton-Saes OF Ti0 bales at &C. IL lsc. for mddny,
being decline OF &c. sc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. %, 1851.
Flour very dull, at 81 so Si so for superane whs.
Key Isc Provisions firm mess pork, $40 so q $40 70.
sight exchange on New York, a per cent pre- mum.
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THE POSITION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
DEMOCRACY.

WASHINGTON, Feb "a 1861.
The committee Of thirty four leading democrats from
Pennsylvania headed by Judge Lewis and General Eos
ter appointed by the Democratic Convention which ad
journed Friday TO convey copy of the resolutions to
President Buchanan and the President of the Senate and
the Speaker Of the House. have arrived here aud had
interview with the President last night. Excellent
speeches made on both sides. The President in.
formed them he had read the resolutions and that he
endorsed every sentiment the en contained. The
utions endorse the Cttenden plan Of adjustment de-
cidedy against coercion, and are important from the
fact that the entire democratic party of the Keystone
State have planted themselves squarely in OPPOSITE TO
the policy OF coercion.
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THE TARIFF BILL,

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1861
The opponents Of the Tariff bill in the House will resist
its passage to the last unless its friends allow
amended in several important particulars 1t is the in
tenton Of the friends of this rush it through
under the previous question: but the New York city dele
CATION under the lead Of Messrs Cochrane and Sckles
will do their utmost to defeat it, The ronmongers from
Pennsy lvania here in large force, determined
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Burning Of the Court House at Millcdge-
Vile, Ga.

MniEDGEvIrIE, Feb. "a, 1851
The Court House, situated in this city, burned
down this morning at -four O'Clock. The books and
papers connected with the business Of the were
great extent saved. There has been nothing left bat
the smoking walls The origin OF the fire supp sed
be the work OF an ncendiary.
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

wAsmsGros Feb. "a, 1851
The Peace Congress sat until late hour last evening,
ana rhe friends of adjustment insisted upon pressing
vote upon the main proposition which IS the TERRITORIAL
question. The radical wing, led by Chase, resisted ~
Offering substitutes and in consuming time by making Ten
minute speeches This party have ali aiong s6owna de
termination prevent action aad defeat anything And
everything that looks like adjustment
Mr. Franklin Pennsyl vania, offered the following, as
. substitute for the first section OF Guthr plan
settlement of the Territorial question This brought the
question to direct vote and it carredfourteen t,
six-all the border slave States sustaining it, Here it
N-
n all the present territory Of the United States north
of the parallel of 50 degrees - minutes
involuntary servnsde, @sPt n punishment OF crime is
prohibited In al Ne present territory south of that
line the status Of persons held service labor 1t
exists shall not be changed Nor shall any law be
passed by Congress the Legislature 10 hinder
prevent the taking Of such persons from any Of the
States of this Union to said territory TO impair the
rights arising from said relation But the shall be
subject 70 Judicial cognizance in the federal courts
cordng to the course Of the common law When any
territory north south Of said ne with such boundary
Congress may prescribe shall contain population equal
TO that required for member Of Congress, 1t shall,
If it's form Of government be republican be admitted into
the Union equal footing with the original States
with without involuntary servude as the constitution
Of such State may provide
The next section, which relates to the acquisition OF
territory, is still under discussion.
The border slave States anxious to throw around
this important restrictions which will hereafter
be perfectly They propose that the question OF
acquisition territory by treaty or in any other manner
except for depos or transit routes, shall be only &C
quired with the of majority Of the Senators of
the slave States and also of the free States.
The ultra republican wing oppose this feature. They
desire leave it OPEN This section disposed Of as it
probably will be morrow and the whole trouble Of the
plan Of adjustment will be ended and their action will at
once be submitted to Congress.
After the adjournment last night the Commissioners
had brief but pleasant interview with the President
elect, whose presence in Washington, some say, has
already produced good effect in political circles
The deliberations Of the proceed ngs have, 1t is repro
sented been characterized by dignity, ability and
DOR while proper respect has beer shown to conflicting
views.
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Arrival OF the America at Boston.

BosToS, FEB. "a, 1861.
The steamship America from Liverpool via Halifax ar.
rived here this morning at nine o'clock.
The mail bag for the Associated Press, going South,
left here al half past ave O'Clock this afternoon.
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dorsey City News.

DEATH REsUIrss FROM ImrRoI NJ TnI-.zs INT or FROZEN
FnT.A young lady, resident d .iars " City paid
visit 10 the Csara Park skating pond the last coca
sion but shat the amusement .allowed she had
on at that tmo light gaer boots AZ after skating for
about an hour found hor feot ompr 80 rainruv
cold that abe had to leave OF and 30 urn home 4 young
who IN her company dvgin The VISIT en- arrv
ing at hsg dwelling ndsg her os 20 have beea frozen
foosh,y hold her TO put them In no water which she aid
with sad result, for shortly Arser modification set in
causing Rrst the loss o. her feos and that of her life
az Death resulted within eight days skaters and others
finding their feet or hands tfozcn should rub them with
snow, If procurablc we.r icy cold az possible la
dies would also hrd that they bsthed their leo
cold water before they left the house skating
pond, they world scarcely get them chitled at ALL
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0nossr-NEwxRx.-By the Rev. G. Lucas, LAWS
CHosBY TO GxsrkuDs daughter OF Abraham Newkirk all
Of Bergen, New Jersey.
McKKAN-MoCUssxR-Int city, on Thursday evening,
February Il, by the Rev James Mlett at the resid ace
OF the brides parents Mr. Dawn McREAS TO Miss NARY
ACChrskER all of this city.
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SUPREME CogRT-CRcusr Part l--Nos. A., $780, 100, I'll
49, ISL 49, 1856, 1877 7S0 1911 T03 795, 1877 7e9 sGi
sos sO7 sea- SOIL Special rern-Nos LS, 20, l5, las
1oh 17s, lsa lsl 1884, ISIS, 1se, 1s7, 1ss 1885, 1922 1874
1913, 100, 200, 20l.
srrpdos Cousr.-part 1-Adourned sor the term. Part
Cause on.
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teries WOOD, EDDY co Managers OF the
ETSIuCEy LOTTERIES
, oo ,hs ~ "a fep ~ iooi :,
DEhAwARE-CLAss LA Feb "a lSd
90 81, IA, 5, 80, G5, 81 40, 10, 70, Al, 80, %.
containing schemes, with full particulars sent
free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY 4 co, Wilmington, Delaware,
toWOOD EDDY CO, ST. Louis, Missouri
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ware Lottofles.--
SUSSEX Co SrY--CLAss II, Feb %, 1861
9, 30, 40, III, 65, AZ, II, 81, a. ~, So, H. 20, &c.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LoTrERy-cLAss y, Feb. IS 1s6l.
80, 35, 81, 7S, go, o, 81, Al Al, z, So, %, 20.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
X FRANCE A co,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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,lLyERTHoRNE,
THR HEIRS or CHEswoLD MANOR

This Ia the title OF new story by sYLvANUS COBB, Jr.
the FIRST chapters OF which s appear tbs number of
the LEDGER, and which will be published this day Mon
day. at IL O'Clock Mr. Cobb has bean engaged upon Il tor
several months and he IL himself OF the opinion that "a one
OF the best stories he has written
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NEGRO SAlgs IN CHAMEsroS---At tho Brokers Exchange
yesterday Messrs Wilbur Son sold negro fellow,
twenty fae years old for ~ 100 one thirty years
old for $910 boy ourtees years Old brought $685.
woman nfty years old, with her daughter Of twelve
years, sold for ~ 0l0 These figures sp'c snt to
that negro stock u in better demand and
mand better prices than The United gtates Treasury
notes .--Chorleson Mercury, ttb. 20.
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Outward Bound.

PORTLAND, Feb. y, 1851.
The steamship North American for Liver pool via Ion
donderry, sailed from here at quarter past eleven A.
tada
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Wheeler d Wilson'S improved sewine
Machines At reduced prices ONCE 900 Broadway
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CILvERTHoRSE;
- THE HEIRS or cHEswoLD MANOR.

This Ia ne title Of story, BY SYLvANUs COBB. Jr,
chapters cf which viii appear In the OF
the LEDGER and which will be published this day Mon
day. et O'Clock Mr. cobb has been nsged upon Il Tor
months and he himself OF the opinion that
OF the best storlas he has written
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Trusses,-Marsh ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss NO vesey Asct House, oppoGie the church.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-ReLiabIe, Harm
lees and brown Factory, Barclay
street Sold and applied At BACHELORS zig racory 70
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Barry's Trtcopherous Is the bet and
cheapest article for crossing beauyin curtin cleansing
rreservinr and resolving tse hair Ladies' ut Sold BY
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stefnway d Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the best manufa,
mred are warranted for Eve years Warerooms 70 and ~
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Trusses.-EIastic Stockings, should. ar
Braces, Abdominal Supr1n ters, &c. Drs. GLOVER A
IhokNE No aAnn stp,et, under Barunms Museum.
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- Photographs for Cards, Letters, Lock-
395 Broadway
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= iLVERTHoRNE;
THE HEIRS OF CIsswoLD MANOR

This the title Of new story BY sYLyAsUs coEB, Jr
he chapters which viii appear 10 the next number o.
the LEDGER and which will Be published this day Mon
dAy al ~ O'Clock cobb has been engaged upon II for
months and he - himself ~ me opinon tha IL one
o the best stories lac has ever written
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SlLNERfHORNE;
THE HEIRS or CiiEswoLD MANOR

This Is the title Of story. by sYLyANUs COBB Jr,
he list chapters Of which viii appear In the next number OF
the LEDGER and which viii be published this day mon
day. at II O'Clock Mr. Cobb has been engaged foe
several months and no E himself % the opinion that Il Is
OF the best stories he las written.